>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> sitting in their smashed could have been bad. >> the rain and wind storm has been a challenge, to say the least. >> it is coming. dan: another round of wind and rain hits the area as our storm-battered regions is even more trees coming down. thank you for joining us. i am dan ashley. ama: and i am ama daetz. dan: flooding issues north bay. ama: as well as flooding

concerns, when concerns at the windows in the county. dan: the first two meteorologist eddie patel. sandhya: let's live doppler 7 take a look at live doppler 7. we will get you a live look in the south bay, right around evergreen, highway 101, santa teresa boulevard, it is switching over to snow over mount hamilton, as y right now we are starting to notice that switch in precipitation around dublin, dublin boulevard, five. deliver more, steady rain at this hour. we have a flood advisory parts of sonoma county, flood advisory due to low lying flooding, streams

roadways the first part of the system, it is a level 1 system now. the low part of the system has to swing through, which is why we will keep the showers going. you will notice snow showers over mount hamilton, tomorrow morning's commute will include some brief downpours between 5:00 and 8:00 a.m. we cannot rule out thunderstorms, which carry on into the afternoon and evening. the winds are gusting to 35 over the oakland hills. the wind gusts right now, 66 at the altar month open airport, 62 miles an hour until 8:00 p.m. tonight. we have a winter advisory tonight, potential for more downed trees. it is a 1 tonight isolated downpours with hail, because the winds, and snow over the highest peaks, as we check out live doppler 7 once again, the southern part of our viewing area getting the brunt of the storm now, but i am not done. i will have the full time i'm

coming up ,-- full forecast coming up, ama. ama: abc 7 news reporter brian curry has it all. ryan: the fallen trees as a result of the high winds really creating dangerous situations where leather -- a lot of residents. in san leandro, dropped at some part of the day. people living in the oakland hills are trapped. this tree, which some expected to fall on tuesday. >> i was thinking the storm would probably bring it down, and it brought it down here ryan: steve goldstein said he asked the city to cut it down before it fell. steve: i have got to figure a hy again. now it is an emergency, right? last weekend, it was not an emergency. ryan: the only way in or out is covered by the tree. >> this is a dead-end tuesday tt

high winds and rain back. in san leandro, people are dealing with this, a large eucalyptus tree landing on several cars right here an apartment building. >> as you can see, it is covered completely, smashed. ryan: her car is covered in yellow tape. she said she just park there. >> i just got out of the car longer than five minutes. five minutes, i hear, like, boom, like an earthquake, like, what is that? ryan: she now faces insurance claims. she needs her car fixed as soon as possible. >> i have to get my sunday school, i've got to feed myself, pay bills t-- my son to i got to feed myself, pay bills. ryan: storms yet again causing problems for east bay residents. good news, goldstein texted me

moments ago saying oakland fire is at his street and they are firmly working to remove the tree that is blocked. they hope to have that removed by the end of the day. lebanese bay, ryan curry, live in the east bay, ryan curry, abc 7 news. dan: thanks a lot. in the north bay, abc 7 news news anchor is live with conditions there. li-- anchor with conditions there. liz: hi, dan. we had a landslide near highway 101 that exposed apd and a gas line. erosion is still a concern here, but it is not just our infrastructure taking a toll because of this storm. businesses in the north bay tell us it has also impacted the bottom line. rain, rain, and you guessed more rain for the fourth tuesday in a row, all morning and afternoon, heavy showers poured down around the north bay.

in sonoma county, gusty winds toppled this power pole, and in glendale, several trees fell down, clipping this home and knocking out power to parts of the neighborhood. >> this is the road leading. down to the winery. liz: off highway 121 in sonoma, this road flooded yet again. tasting room manager hayden says the only way to get through it is in his large truck. >> you have to drive through that every time? >> every time. liz: the constant hole is taking a toll on business and a time that is already tough. it burned down due to fire, and be brought -- the winery has been forced to close 25 days over the past two months. >> we are now outdoors, so the constant rain and wind storm has been a challenge,. to say the least. . this is our one club, bar. liz: hayden says they are hoping to open thursday, but with more rain on the way, he's not so sure. >> cities are drying out.

the road has kinda become a big issue that we are constantly working on. liz: another big issue here in marin county, where crews continue to monitor the landslide off of highway 101 in nevada. >> technical injury years -- in novato. >> technical engineers are on-site. liz: a partial closure of highway 101 over the weekend. >> the ground is still saturated. with the forecast, we want to keep an eye on it. we are prepared to respond to that, if that is in the happen. liz: back here live in novato, redwood boulevard remains closed, and it will be closed for the foreseeable future. pg&e has installed a temporary bypass to allow customers to flow to customers in marin county, even if there is erosion on the hillside.

that does remain a concern with more rain on the way. a spokesperson with the county tells us they have people working 24/7, even through the rainstorm, to monitor the situation. they are confident that if that happens, they have it under control. live in novato, liz kreutz, abc 7 news. ama: thank you. to the south, santa cruz county has been the hammered by our recent storms, and today was no different, with the rain and intense winds hitting the region. abc 7 news zach fuentes joins us live with more. zach? zach: when we compare thanks to earlier this year, today's storm was pretty mild in comparison to those, but the rain and winds were intense at times. it was painful to stay outside in some areas of santa cruz county, but that did not stop a lot of people from coming outdoors. santa cruz county has been one of the areas hit over and over again by storms since the start of year.

. impacted not just to the -- the areas impacted not just limited to the coastal areas. >> my mom has evacuated. zach: even roadways giving out, and at some of those areas, partial road closures are still in effect. and others, like this portion of main street that washed out weeks ago, temporary fixes are the only thanksgiving the residents access to the rest of the community. all of these new impacts or out into an already overwhelmed to do list of repairs they are trying to make. >> we are still recovering from 2017, so we have got roads that have not been fixed from that storm. zach: despite all of the headaches, many have tried hard not to let this one getting away. the way of their everyday routines. >> enjoy the rain instead of the normal dry weather. zach: the big storm getting here just as forests like this made their way to california for a little r&r. >> you are from utah. is that the weather you were expecting in california? >> maybe this year, yeah.

zach: this family from utah says the storm has done nothing to ruin lee county . > reputation as a destination. i've always loved big waves and stormy beach weather. zach: still, it has come with inconveniences, like this man, who is in the process of remodeling his home. >> exterior work, can't do anything when it is raining. zach: people impacted through the worst of the storms or know someone who was, many trying to keep the spirit of possibility -- positively. >> no trees fallen on my cars. i know a lot of people have come at that aside, but at least reservoirs are filling up. zach: yeah, so the reservoirs are filling up. people are still dealing with the impact of the previous storms from february and this month. santa cruz county is working together more permission from is residents, so they can request more aid from the state and federal government.

we have a survey on a website, abc7news.com. live in santa cruz county, zach fuentes, abc 7 news. ama: thank you, zach. the storm is causing more power outages in the bay area. . as a live look at pg&e's website. the look 2900 customers are without power in san francisco, nearly two-thirds of the bay area outages, which is less than 4000 right now. pg&e sent a strike team of 1000 workers in the santa cruz area. dan: we have much more weather coverage ahead, including the latest in san francisco, weather was again concern of the impact of strong winds on windows in high-rises.

ama: san francisco high-rises brace for another round of strong winds today, but the storm was not as bad as others. dan: however, there were some disruptions to ferry service.

lyanne melendez is live. lyanne: the city activated the emergency activation center, which coordinates how the city response to emergencies, and they also reminded people to use 311 for nonemergency situations. this was all normal. what was strange and unusual was the department building inspection sending emails to customers here in san francisco before the storm regarding window safety. those all steel and glass structures have defined the city 's skyline, but in recent weeks, with the strong windstorms, walking past them has become somewhat unsettling. the fear of glass falling is called mellow phobia. >> we need to be more careful of the high-rise power. lyanne: today a window on the 30th floor cracked, prompting the closure of mission street between maine and fremont for a few hours. >> we were able to confront no

glass have fallen today but that window is safe and secure. lyanne: any shattered glass still only g previous damage. down a tree is cause damage to property. in san francisco crews removed fallen branches while trying to salvage what was left. today's wind i service as the rains and winds make conditions difficult. even when they resumed operations, crossing the bay made for a choppy ride. >> it was choppy in the beginning, but toward the end, i could see the bridge shaking. continuous storms, some still enjoy the outdoors. >> you are like the mailman, you don't stop. you're running today, even with the rain. >> oh, yeah, it is fine.

i'm embracing the cold wind, and i get a little shower with it. lyanne: are you tired yet? >> a little bit. [laughs] lyanne: regarding those things, several years ago in san francisco, they set a goal to have 155,000 trees on our streets by the year 2034. now, we were way behind before the storms happen, and now with all these fallen trees, it is very unlikely that san francisco will reach that goal. i'm live in san francisco, downtown, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. ama: thank you. we have much more weather coverage ahead is vucevic and with -- as we check back in with abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya

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sandhya patel has been tracking it. sandhya: i want to show you what many of you have been waiting for, blue skies from our exploratorium camera. it does not look like that everywhere, that is for sure. let's check out what it looks like on live doppler 7 we have rain followed across part of these bay and south bay and some of it switching over to snow over the santa cruz mountains. right now, across the summit, it is tough to get around as it is wet, and you know how that gets. highway 101 heading into monterey road, we have moderate rain and snow over mount hamilton along with some showers over brentwood, street-level radar showing it is light in the east bay. multiple reports of storms, but this storm has been nothing in comparison to the other storm that came through here last tuesday, as you guys know. 26 reports, most of those were wind-related damage. there has been some flooding. here is a live look from our

zephyr cove camera. snow is coming down. they are chanting up on all roads leading up to be mountains, and there is an avalanche warning for the backcountry. sierra nevada, which someone had laid :00 p.m. tomorrow, heavy snow, one foot to three feet, snow levels 4000 feet, lowering to about point 500 feet between tonight and tomorrow morning. you notice how much colder this today compared to yesterday. a big change. from our san jose camera, we are seeing clouds overhead. scattered showers and it understands not just tonight going into tomorrow. drying out thursday and friday, and a weaker system is coming in this weekend. on our exclusive abc 7 news storm impact scale, tonight and tomorrow, it is a level 1. showers with brief isolated thunderstorms could produce some hail and gusty winds. we've already seen some of that happen and snow over the higher peaks. i was we go -- as we

hour-by-hour, gusty in spots, 11:00 p.m., 24 mile per hour winds not out of the question, if you close to 30 mile an hour winds at 11:00 a.m. tomorrow, of a low-pressure system approaches the coastline. mount hamilton at 6:00, scattered showers at 8:00 p.m. tonight. tomorrow morning's commute will include some brief downpours between 5:00 and 7:00 a.m., maybe even some thunderstorms showing up. you will notice at 9:00 a.m., the activity increases. this storm may need to eight 2 briefly tomorrow morning and then scattered showers tomorrow afternoon everything. as you look at the rainfall projections, additional rain, we are talking anywhere from 1/3 of one inch to over one a drain. just so you get a good idea -- one inch of rain. just so you get a good idea, 3/4 a sll counting.n francisco 30's, 40's on those temperatures, breezy tomorrow

morning, you the rain gear and . . tomorrow afternoon, scattered showers and snow showers over the higher peaks. a look at the accuweather 7-day forecast, it does feature mixed precipitation tomorrow with a level 1. isolated thunderstorms. we are going with a drier pattern for thursday, friday, milder weather. spotty showers with a level 1 on saturday. still a chance on sunday, and then we have another opportunity for rain on tuesday. that one looks like a 1. it was definitely dicey getting around driving through traffic, not just this morning but this afternoon as well. so at least that is behind us, ama and dan, we can breathe a little bit. [laughter] ama: thanks, sandy. dan: snow was falling in lake county today. take a look at these photos taken before 11:00 this morning in kelceville. these were captured on home security cameras from abc 7 news

viewer chloe. thank you, chloe for you can see the snow belt -- melting quickly. ama: the snow dump a new of snow and a new level of frustration for drivers. there were multiple spinouts all over the sie this is at highway 50 and 20 bridges. remember, taser required unless you're in a four-wheel-drive vehicle with no tires. dan: you can track the storm using the same doppler as the abc 7 weather team with the abc 7 bay area app. stay wit

ama: a reminder that you can get our live newscasts, radios, and more with our new abc 7 bay area screening at one apple tv, google tv, fired to become a roku. just search abc 7 bay area and download it. take a look at this. a massive. this was taken by a group of skiers. the huge white clouds coming down provost. the utah avalanche centers of the avalanche was natural and came from the middle finger on

the mountain. yards. dan: wow it was puppy overload. in the montana snow. gremlin and griffin experienced snow for the first time. they were having fun. weather conditions have extended the winter season in this area, which gave these adorable puppies time to enjoy the white fluff. ama: they love it. students from across the country, including 14 from the bay area, are pushing for climate resolutions. dan: the resolutions call for teaching climate change in schools and to help them deal with mental health challenges brought on by climate change. 16-year-old lily helped author the resolution as a member of students for climate action. lily: it is a central for our voices to be heard and to be

included, because we provide a unique and informed perspective, given we will be disproportionately impacted by the effect of the climate crisis. ama: global members of congress barbara lee and mike thompson will introduce the resolution trade we have much more is ahead. dan: we do. let's go to abc 7 news anchor karina nova for a look at the source, that stories coming up at 5:30. karina: spencer christian will map out the proper flooding and other weather related issues, plus we will see the hardest hit communities in the bay area. we will dig into an idea eam exclusive, concerns over pamela price, raised by her own prosecutors. join us for those stories and more at 5:30 on abc 7 bay area streaming tv. ama: you can download abc 7 or join us on abc7news.com.

dan: we appreciate your time here on dan ashley. ama: i'm ama daetz. we will see you here at 6:00.

>> david: tonight, the chilling video inside that nashville school. the police takedown of the shooter. surveillance showing the suspect audrey hale shooting into that school firing through glass doors, stalking the halls armed with two assault-style rifles and a handgun. tonight, hear video showing officers racing into the school the moment they confront audrey hale on the second floor. two officers opening fire and new reporting here, what police have revealed about the suspect getting help for an emotional disorder and the seven guns legally purchased from five different gun stores. alex perez in nashville and pierre thomas rachel scott in washington. also tonight, breaking news here involving former president trump, a judge now ordering former vice president mike pen