ta l good sunday mormg your time now is 7:00 it's 48 greesz yoit side we want to give you a live look out there at san jose. a little sliver of pink in the sky. we've got some shroudy skies for the rest of your sunday. thanks so much for waking up with us today. we're going to check on that microclimate forecast and folks that are trying to get outside, do some errands today it's going to be a little soggy. >> over the next couple of hours that's going to be your window before we see a lot more rain and of course the atmospheric tlafr we've been tracking all week long. we're not under an alert but we will be tonight.

san francisco 50 greekz and the reason for that is because right now we are seeing a weaker disturbance that is bringing moderate to light rainfall. san francisco has already managed to see some rain but right behind that forming just off the pacific we can see that atmospheric river that is expected to bring heavy downpours, windy conditions which is going to be a major threat in terms of flooding which is why later tonight we will be expected to be under a microclimate alert and this is looking ahead tonight into sunday. we are expecting an inch to 3 inches of rainfall and of course those strong gusty winds as well but i will have a closer look at that timeline and what you can expect for tonight's microclimate weather alert at about 7 kwln 16. >> people who live in the north bay are bracing for this next round of storms. crews cutback trees that fell on utility lines and businesses are keeping their sand bags and flood barriers ready to go.

they're stocking up with items toe keep glutters clear, extenders for downspouts, tarps and flood barriers. >> i take care of the ordering so i look at the weather report and keep my fingers cross the it'ses accurate as it can be and if i see a storm coming track a pair and get what we need for the community zpland the chp is reminding drivers that with another storm moving in on top of those we've already scene, street flooding is likely so start thinking about your plans for tomorrow morning's commute and a reminder do not drive through flood streets. it's something that hasn't happened in 11 years, the anderson reservoir is filling over. i want to give you a live look at runoff from the dam. more rain on the way tonight that is causing major flood concerns. santa claira county water officials say they are watching the situation closely. the spillway released from the reservoir will not lead to flooding in morgan hill but it

could cause trouble downstream where coyote creek goes through san jose. >> kelly park area, hellier, there's tho some low points there, parks and roads that could be flooded first. >> right now the anderson reservoir is at 101% capacity. the wourt district is required to keep the dam below 68% capacity because it sits in an earthquake zone but it could take up to nine weeks to get the water tlaefl row. it's not just the anderson reservoir, other reservoirs are also over capacity. the lexington reservoir is spilling over right now it is 100 pun% full and with the incoming rain it means we could see some flooding along the creek. now, the reservoir near morgan hill at at 102% full if the has been over capacity for a couple of weeks now. the water levels at lake

oroville are dropping. engineers and krus are expected to keep working throughout the weekend to fix the emergency spillway and the erosion damage beneath it. 200,000 people were forced to evacuate last weekend. they're afraid the emergency kpil hear spillway would fail. they don't believe this incoming rain would push the lake high enough to cause another emergency situation. the the pinned good a number on this canopy in morgan hill. . flew it right into some power lines. we want to see your photos and videos. tag us on twitter or instagram or share them on our facebook page. you can e-mail this them to us. >> cph came under officers say it happened just before 2:00 a.m. as the 98th avenue offflafrp oakland.

no officers were hit and both the east and westbound lanes of 580 were shut down for two hours in that area. during the investigation officers found multiple shell casings from where the shots were fired. >> they heard and saw some muzzle flash, saw the muzzle flash, heard some rounds going off, some came from over in this area here. we got some azisdditional offic on scene, tried to shut down what we could. >> they say there are no suspects as of now but officers will continue canvassing the area. >> now to a developing story in marin county. the fbi is investigate a possible homicide after a passion driver spotted human remains. the remains were found on friday on platform bridge road. yesterday investigators combed the area looking for clues. fbi agents were called in because the case is on national park service land. at this point there are still

many questions about how long the remains have been by the side of that road. >> what we don't know is if they've been in just one location down the embankment into a creek or have the storms moved them from another location. we don't know the answer to that at this point. >> investigators do not believe there is a current threat to public safety. saving the affordable care act, two local members of congress aimed at doing just that. nancy pelosi held a forum i long side healthcare providers and  community leaders. the room was packed. we also had a round table discussion and both events story telling played a central role. well he heard personal accounts of those who floond lose coverage pelosi told her stories to republican leaders. >> patients told me without the coverage they having in the affordable care act they would be left in financial ruin. >> you have to talk to your

friends in republican districts to tell them to call their member of congress. now, the stories are the most persuasive, the most persuasive arguments of all. >> republicans are working to repeal and replace obamacare, the affordable care act, but they remain split on exactly how to do that. much more ahead on today in the bay coming up. california cleaning up. major damage across southern california after one of the strongest storms to hit the region in years. and the group of middle school students are in hot water after throwing an object at president trump's motorcade. how they got caught next.

your time now is 7:09 let's give you a look outside at the golden gate bridge. the road a little wet, a little slick but traffic moving nicely and no fog this morning. well, authorities in florida say five middle school students face charges this morning for

hitting president trump's motorcade with a two by four sized piece of wood. officers assisting the secret service reported the motorcade had been struck while pass a gas station in palm beach count did i on friendship. one confessed and immaterial pla indicated for others as well. they're reviewing surveillance video from the gas station. no word yet on any charges against the students. president trump was back in campaign mode and attack mode joined by first lady melania, mr. trump soaked in the moment before a crowd that waited in line for hours to hear him speak. the rally of stark contrast to a week of upheaval in washington. it hit a new low in most polls and attacked news outlets as enemies of most people. >> the dishonest media, which s

has published one false story after another, with no sources, even though they pretend they have them, they make them up in many cases, they just don't want to report the truth. >> vice president mike pence is in europe representing the united states at the annual mun nick security conference. pence went to deliver reassurance but also to press them to pay their fair share of defense costs. still ahead on today in the bay, it is the 75th anniversary of a sad day in american history, the order to send thousands of japanese-americans into internment camps. we sat down with a man and he's going to talk about how he's making his mark so that history never for gets it. >> we're tracking an incoming storm. right now we're seeing overcast skies that coming up at about 7:16 we'll have a look ahead at

tonight's microclimate weather alert. all that coming up in just a bit. run off from rs

the time is 7:13 we're bringing you the live pictures from anderson reservoir. that's near morgan hill there will, and as you can see, the runoff is flowing strong. it's only going to get strong we are more rain tonight. but local water officials say there's not a fear of flooding. that's at 101% capacity this morning. ignition and liftoff of the falcon 9 to the space station. >> we have liftoff nearly 20 hours. as unmanned space rocket successly launched head to the ken did i space center thps carrying a drag gone capsule filled with nearly 5000 pounds of supplies. it's the first launch since the

fiery explosion last september. e lan musk says the launch of a reuse able rocket makes his idea of sending humans to mars one step dloers reality. it is the 1e69 5th anniversary of the order that sent thousands of japanese-americans into internment camps. today we salt down with the man forced into one of those camps. now he hopes his latest project will help prevent america from make the same mistake again. >> what kind of a person would build a replica of a place that represented a deep injustice from the past? a home they didn't choose but was chosen for them. but he wanted people to know. he wanted people to stand in the same place where he and his family lived for four years.

this dark chapter in his life was the result of executive order 9066 signed by president frankl franklin rose velt forcing the japanese-americans from their homes during world war ii and into internment camps. >> we lived in discrimination before the camp this was another form of discrimination. >> he was uproot the from his san jose farm and sent to numerous camps near the oregon border. he was 20 years old. >> all of a sudden you lose everything you have and put away like that. >> carry this with you for years. >> his family was evacuated from seattle and shoveled to camps from fresno to arizona. >> after release from the camps, she was introduced to a fell

know former detainee, jimmy. for decades, they never spoke of the camps until one day something clicked. >> i think both of us realized we need to get this information out. there's so many that don't know about what happened. >> jimmy helped design and build the japanese-american museum in san jose with a replica of his bear rick. >> you wonder how we survive all of this. >> they say even thoughs 75 yeas have gone by. >> it doesn't matter the color of your skin or anything, you shouldn't be put in a camp like that. >> nbc bay jury news. >> important history lesson. traffic jams are common or southern california weekdays but

night like this weekend. nearby victims rescuers found a driver dead inside a car on a flooded road. two passengers were killed in separate accidents along a slippery interstate near san diego. and a man was electiontry cuted when power lines fell on his car. downed trees were everywhere due to winds gusting up to 80 miles per hour. homeowners are facing a massive mud cleanup. >> so i'm trying to clear a path so i can take the lumer out of the slots and these guys can come in and help me with a front loader and help me with the driveway. >> in san person with dean oall eyes on this mountain the fear is that saturated ground will give way again. conditions not so deadly and difficult up here in the bay area, but we are seeing quite a bit of rain headed our way.

>> i've got to say being from southern california i know a lot of those freeways and those roads and my parents live live there and we're tracking a potential storm that could bring up winds up to 50-mile-per-hour gusts. right now if you are waking up in the south bay, 48 degrees were peninsula 48 degrees, mostly cloudy skies. we have seen a disturbance that kind of grout some rain to areas of north bay and also san francisco over the past couple of hours and we are going to see that disturbance kick up showers here and therefore san francisco. as we begin to see some of this rainfall kind of moving through, this isn't the worst of it. we're actually tracking that atmospheric river that is expected to come in tonight. and you can actually see it right here on the radar. that is going to bring in moderate to heavy downpours through tonight and stormy conditions as well. so the let's talk about this

hour-by-hour outlook. as you can tell by about 1:00 we can see a few of these scatters showers. so we're expecting the chance to see some showers all day long not just for the north. fast forward to about zpoen clock areas of morgan hill and the mountains will start to see some flooding ahead of that river. but fast forward through 3-clirt a.m. you can he see the orange, yellow, purposing that's where we're expecting those conditions to pick up and they will come into play for flood watches. by 12:30 we kind of see this band bulls aye around liver more, san jose as well as it comes in from the sounl and winds will pick up as well bringing a high threat of downed power lines and knocking trees over. looking ahead to 90 we're not under an alert but we should be by tonight. the monday rain totals could be

anywhere from 1 to 3 inches of rain which could make for very dangerous travel as well. wind gusts could be anywhere from 30 to 50 miles per hour, and of course the weather service ahead of this storm has issued a wind guise advisory that will take effect tonight at about 4:00 and remain in effect until 4:00 on tuesday. by about 5:30 on monday half moon bay 40 miles per hour per hour, and even down near the south we had about 24 miles per hour. so just looking ahead at the estimated wind gusts we can see that the winds begin to pick up and also this is going to bring a huge threat for localized flooding and, of course -- but right now the reds voirz are at capacity. we took a look at anderson it is 101%. coyote 103% and lexington lexington already over 100% capacity if the this ask something we will be monitoring with that incoming storm. now, we do have a couple of

changes coming our way. tonight's storm is going to be the strongest, bringing flood risks through monday morning and we are expecting that rain to stick around through monday. the heaviest rain is, unfortunately going to be during your early morning commute, so you definitely want to take some extra time and plan out that morning ahead of time. by tuesday that rain kind of shifts into showers thaends by wednesday we see the last disturbance kind of bring something showers as well and through next weekend we finally dry out by thursday but for tonight get ready for that microclimate weather alert. back to you. >> you're watching today in the bay, up next running away from smoking. an ambitious idea from a former bay area radio personality ten years after a major change in his life. that's part of our bay area proud series, stay with us. how about running one everyweek

it is a mission with a messa . i think a marathon is tough to run?

how about running one every week. it is a mission with a message one san francisco man has given himself. today, we have this morning's bay area proud. >> the game greg mcquaide might not rungny bells at first but when you hear him talk you recognize a voice that was a familiar part of bay area for years. they will see him running around the city a lot. >> so these guys are just about -- >> there are some things it seems greg mcquaide just can't quit. >> let's say you have 20 were 25 now. >> being a producer. >> is that good? >> appears to be one of them '. >> i like producing things. not that i tell people what to do, but i like things done a certain way. >> i'm ra may. >> a local music podcast is what the former bay area radio personality known fans as irish greg is producing and cohosting

now. but for the things that greg can't quit, this story begins with something he did. smoking. >> i started smoking at the age of 15 in ireland and it's almost like a right of passage, i think. >> a right of passage that grew into a two-decade addiction. >> so i smoked a pack a day and had no exercise and in general didn't live a particularly healthy lifestyle. >> well, all that changed exactly ten years ago when greg put down his cigarette and put on some running shoes. >> i replaced smoking with another addiction, which was exercise. >> and now to mark the anniversary of that life-changing switch, greg is attempting something pretty remarkable. not just a marathon, not even

ten, greg has vowed to run 52 of them. >> why don't i do a marathon every week. and everybody thought i was crazy and sam, my wife, thought i was crazy and perhaps i am crazy. we're running around building a park and great -- >> greg is half a dozen or so marathons in. friends at times join him for a few miles here and there to help take his mind off the aches and pains. one of his goals is to raise money. he's hoping for $100,000 for breathe california where he's a board member. but there is a bigger goal. >> the reaching people and telling them that they can give up smoking and it's not as lard as they think and you can lead a healthy lifestyle that's important to me. >> greg's running parter in the day we were with him was dean car nas sis one of the world's best all the ultra marathoners. he says dean has been amentor for him throughout this journey

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it is 7:30 this sunday morning. temperature outside 48 degrees that's a live look at san jose. we are getting a little bit of sun. i'll take every drop that i can get. i'm vicky win and we have been standing by working hard this weekend looking at that microclimate forecast and we have plenty of storms and wind in store for you this weekend so if you do need to get outside, do it now. >> yes. you have a window. you're going to want to pay

attention to the timeline and exactly when we're expecting to see the heaviest of the downpours and those windy conditions. we're going to have flash flood watches in effect through tonight as well. san francisco seeing light to moderate showers about 50 degrees right now. near oakland also seeing those overcast skies, 51 degrees so the temperatures are mild in the 50s all across the board. san jose 48 degrees it is going to feel a little more chili out the we seen that line of showers kind of make their way through and we will begin to see periods of moderate rainfall as well as about 3:00 to 4:00 as well. so it's going to be kind of on and off again throughout the day but you want to run your errands today because right behind thank you can see we have an atmospheric river that is expected to bring stormy conditions across the bay area which is why we were looking

ahead to that microclimate weather expected to kick in for your news cast as well as all of those watches and warnings will take effect. we'll have that in just a bit. >> and we'll look for the morning commute make sure that you plan ahead for tomorrow. >> definitely. >> thanks so much. people who live in the north bay are getting ready for the next round of storms heading in tonight. crews cutback a tree that toppled on to be utility lines, and some businesses are keeping their sand bags and flood gates on the ready. hardware stores are also stocking up they want to make sure have you what you need to keep gut gutters clear, extenders for your downspouts and tarps and flood barriers. >> i keep my fingers crossed the weather report is as accurate as it can be and if i see a storm company, track it and get the supplies for the community. >> and ch sprks reminding drivers with another storm moving in on top of those we already have, we've got

saturated ground, street flooding very likely so start thinking about plans, perhaps leaving a lot earlier for tomorrow morning's commute and a reminder to drivers to stay away from those flooded streets. the anderson reservoir near morgan hill is spilling over. the last time that happened, 11 years ago. let's give you a live look outside. that's runoff from the dam. more rain is on the way. really impressive site there. some flood dlernz. the officials are watching the situation very closely overnight. it will nod not lead to flooding in morgan hill, they're saying it could cause problems downstream at cite quote creek where it flows through those low-lying parts of east san jose. >> there's areas around kelly park area, hellier, there's some low floints, there's some possible parks and roads that could be flooded first.

>> right now the anderson res vier is at 101% kmaft. the water district is required to keep the dam below 68% because it is in an earthquake zone but it's going to take about nine weeks to get the water levels back that low. and it isn't just the anderson reservoir, other reservoirs are also over capacity. the lexington reservoir also spilling over right now it's 101% full and with the incoming rain than means we could see some flooding along the creek. the reservoir near morgan hill is 102% full and it's been over capacity for a couple of weeks now. the wind certainly doing a number on canopies, this one in morgan hill and as you can see it blew the canopy right over into some power lines. we want to see your photos and videos. tag us on twitter or instagram or you can share them with us on our facebook page. you can also e-mail your

pictures to us at ic @nbc.com. a storm has ravaged southern california almost 20,000 people were left without power as strong winds up to 80 miles per hour and damaging rains caused landslides, flash floods, giant sinkhole and general chaos on the roadways. steven patterson reports. >> reporter: southern california ravaged by rainfall. parts of the region getting among's worth of rain in just one day. the rain and wind proving deadly in victorville rescue crews discovered a person dead inside a car submerged on a flooded road. a 50 2350i6-year-old man was killed, electrocuted when a tree fell downing several power lines on top of his car. and at one point during the night nearly 150,000 customers

in los angeles with no power. gushing water ka reenz down streets, overturning cars and cause a rush-hour washout. from the air it's incredible to see how big this flood is. >> part of interstate 5 a major artery flooded. one drive tried driving through and had to be towed out. a massive back up for miles. >> look at that. >> in los angeles a gaping sinkhole opened up in the middle of a residential street swallowing two cars. both drivers are okay. in areas with already saturated hill sides, mudslides are the major concern. nearly 200 homes in the threat zone evacuated. >> i'm just going to ride the storm. i'd rather be here and if it get really bad i'll leave. >> following a massive landslide thursday 12re67ing the ledge length of 3 football fields authorities are keeping an eye

on a mountain that could come down. at times it seems nowhere is safe from the day luth, even the mall. this suburban shopping center parking garage turned water fall forcing pay tronz to get out wick. >> a man breached security at the honolulu international airport. the man ran through a security checkpoint at a small commuter terminal just about 6:00 a.m. yesterday morning. this is a video of the scare. the manmade it could where arpz are parks before he was stopped. after a brief struggle the man became unresponsive and soon after he was pronounced dead. the exact cause of that man's death has not been released. a security officer was hurt during the incident. east bay's chp officers say they came under fire during a

routine dui stop last night. they say it happened just about 2:00 a.m. at an offramp in oakland. they say no officers were hit but both the east and westbound lanes were slit down in that area. officers found multiple shell case gsz from where the shots were fired. >> they heard and saw is some muzzle flash -- saw the muzzle flash, heard some rounds going off. sum came from over this area here. we got some additional officers on scene, shut down the onramps here, tried to collect whatever evidence we could. >> the chp says there are no suspects as of now, but officers will continue to canvass the area. a heavy metal concert in the east state auld off because of concerns of foulout. today in the bay marion favreau has the story.

>> dozens of people were hoping to see the death metal band but when they arrived at the oakland metro opera house to catch the show, they found the venue closed. organizers kans eltd the concert after police said they felt it would be a security risk. >> they closed down a local death metal show that has nothing to do with anything. nobody's a nazi here i don't understand what these people's point is at all. >> on facebook police said that based on the riot that occurred at the university, it's reasonable to believe there would be a threat to public safety if these groups showed up to protest march duke. some say the band profits anti-semitism. the opera house issued this statement saiz saying the last week we have read interview after interview with march duke spanning over the last 20 years

and found no statements indicating the band are white supremeists, national lists or or and the tie immigrant. that being said, we don't want to subject our security staff, venue staff, or the public to violence. >> are you disappointed? >> yeah. >> concert goerz wthey said the were not worried about safety. >> that's very frustrating. why would they protest these guys? they're a harmless heavy metal band. much more ahead today on the bay. coming up klay thompson takes center staining at last night's fef activities in the big easy. did he defend his three-point shooting title? next. the stars of the nba willhine

night -- athe all-starame innew orleans. well the stars of the nba will shine tonight at the all-star game in new orleans. clay, draymond and the entire coaching staff will represent the western conference.

last night klay thompson was the favorite to win his second three point contest. cheering on his fellow splash brother. unfortunately clay didn't make it out of the first round of the competition. eric gordon won this year's contest. he says he's already looking forward to next time. >> i'm kicking myself you always want to shoot great in front of the fans, but it happened and you just got to live with it and hopefully i'll have another chance in the future to redeem myself. >> sharks in the desert to take on the coyotes. burns scores two goals on the night givinghill him 26 on the season leading a 4-1 win in arizona and san jose remains in first place in the pacific division. today in the bay is back in two minutes coming up as president trump continues to take a hard stance on immigration, many are wondering what about the

children of immigrants? political an live gives us a look at how mr. trump might address it next. president donald trump'deportato

the time is 7:46. president trump deportation push against undocumented imzbrants well under way. less certain is whether he'll order the removal of their children. president obama shield many through the backup program deferred action for childhood arrival. when asked about daca last thursday, mr. trump seemed to hesitate when he described undocumented children as, quote, using criminal kids. so the big question will they be allowed to stay? larry, how many kids, give us a sense, how many kids are a part of the daca program right now in the u.s. >> white a few. about 750,000 undocumented immigrants across -- children across the nation are part of

daca. but get this, one-third of that number, about 250,000 reside in california, mostly of course with their parents. >> so we have a majority of them. many of them they're called the dream thers generation, right? and so we've heard so many stories of success about young people who have came here, they came here illegally, did not have a choice, per se, some of them were babies at the time. but now a lot of them are stuck, there's a lot of uncertainty. what do you think, you know, is the president's hesitation when it comes to daca? >> it's a catch 22 all the way around. president obama set up daca to protect children would were brought to the united states illegally with their parents. when the program was first established in 2012 any child who's 31 or younger could apply for temporary residency if the child remained in good standing, for example, no felony convictions, or she may apply for another reinstatement on and

on every two years. so there's a moral issue whether to punish these kids because that would what it would be who have no say in their future simply because they were brought here by their parents. >> and given these issues and mr. trump calling these incredible kids, what do you think the possibility is there will be a roll back or do we see this program somehow extended? >> it's a tough twouns answer because on the one hand when campaigning trump promised to end daca on day one, day one of his administration. on the other hand, removal of daca kids could galvanize immigrants, legal or other wise, and make trump appear heartless. we do know this. trump aides have come up with something interesting, two documents that would remove daca participants without involving the president, little slight of hand thing here. one option could take place with new attorney general jeff sessions ordering the department of justice lawyers to review the program and decide it's illegal. and air second option could come through conservative governors suing the trump administration for continuing what they

consider an illegal program and in this case sessions could decide just not to defend it at all, which would make it easy for a judge to find for the states. but in either case, vicky, president trump could be insulated from any direct involvement and that might save him from grief. >> well, what do you think will weigh in whether, you know, it's going to go one way or another and this obviously probably won't go down without a fight. >> we're going to have to watch carefully. first of all the president's standing well, the public. we know his rollout has been abysmal. leading the nation of dreamers would not grow his base. if the president can improve his standing he might have a little wiggle room were political capital to carry out that daca promise. but bottom line is this management of the daca program has the potential for being

incendiary, how trump handles it even if it's through others in the circle may add to the firestone already hamp erg his administration and that's one other headache he doesn't need. >> do we think this is a priority? i know there were many promises made during the campaign, but daca does it go on the back burner or come to the forefront. >> the president said he wanted to eliminate all 11 million undocumented immigrants. then he said we're going to get rid of 7 or 800,000 criminals. but we know the sweeps we saw last week, lots of others, children and parents, were swept in along with those criminals. so where it goes right now is very unclear. >> and it has a huge impact here in california. thank you as always for your insight. >> coming up, the severe weather force a local to get creative. how zoo keepers are keeping the animals safe. >> and we are of course already

seeing overcast skies. we've seen some rain in san francisco but we are tracking a major storm headed towards the bay area. wool have a closer look at that timeline plus we'll have a look at all of those watches and warnings anticipated for tonight. coming up.

good morning bay area. it is 7:53 on this sunday morning and we are seeing overcast skies and temps in the 40s as you're just waking up. 48 degrees in the peninsula, and san francisco and the north bay have already seen a few showers.

there say disturbance pushing its way across the bay area. now, here's the live look at that do lar radar we are not currently under a microclimate alert but that's all going to change within the next couple of hours. and here's that disturbance that's going to bring a couple more showers across areas near san francisco as well and just offshore we are seeing another line of shoerz showers that will be bringing more rain through the afternoon ahead of this atmospheric river dhau see on that radar. now this atmospheric river is expected to bring into the bay area tonight bringing heavy downpours, strong winds and of course flood rifgz to the area. let's take an hour-by-hour outlook of what we can expect. by 1:30 areas near assistant an rosa can still expect to see a few scatters showers and also along the santa cruz mountains as well. fast forward to 7:30, you can see another series of showers pushing through the assistant cruise mountains moderate to

heavy downpours as well but this is not at atmospheric river just yet. as we move our way flou point reyes and the nappa area, even down here san jose and the north bay. fast forward to tonight that system is expected to arrive at 11:00 or so. and can see these yellow and orange colors you with see san francisco, san mateo and oakland getting slammed in the middle of your morning commute. if you do have to get up early and go out, make plans to get out earlier and if you need to get any sand bags get that today. fast forward through 6:00 a.m. on mound can see the nappa area moving down. you can see this line of showers push fwrgt north bay down to the south bay, palo alto getting slammed, fremont getting slammed at about 12:30 kmt is why

looking ahead to monday's forecast we are going to go into a microclimate weather alert tonight and that should be taking us back to the afternoon as all those watches in the morning are expected to take effect about 4:00 today. we can see an inch to 3 inches of rain total pd the slick roads as well as those gusty conditions we could see gusts between 40 and 50-plus miles per hour. now, right now we aren't seeing any warnings or watches in effect, but they are expected to take into effect about 4:00 tonight. you can see why. 31 plus 22 sustained winds. san jose expecting to see 22 miles per hour coming in from the south. let's take a quick check of that sunday day planner. we are seeing the calmest of the weather now which is why if you need to go out and get anything for tonight's dinner do it within the next hour or so because by sunday and morng monday, look at this, monday's forecast heavy rain, the rain will continue along with those strong gusty winds and of course

high threat for some localized flooding as well clr is why a flash flood watch will take into effect about 4:00 tonight over the bay area. and the next seven days here's what you can expect the. the strongest storm move in tonight and rain continue through tuesday, another disturbance move in tuesday night into wednesday and kind of dry out by thursday and friendship. but today just a look ahead we will be under that microclimate alert tonight so get ready for it. >> thank you. $100,000 mess the wind from last night's storm brought down fengss knocking out water and power. concern this morning is for the an malls sum like the el fants need heat to stay healthy. thank you so much for make us a part of your morning we'll have more local news four tonight at 4 listen 30, 6:00 and 11:00. have a great day and stay safe and dry if you can.

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