was seven inches of rain i believe in the skruanta cruz mountains. look at the updates coming in. we have a live update from damian trujillo. workers in the south bay having to move important equipment out of the way, we're live with the issues all this wet weather is causing. "today in the bay" continues right now. >> a very good morning to you. thanks for joining us. first monday in december already. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. in for marcus. i know you had a lot of rain, in fact we have video from overnight, raining sideways at times in the south bay. small branches came down in my area in san jose but i think i got the best of it. a lot of people had much worse. >> and it was a lot of really heavy rain coming along with that wind so people heading up and out the door early this morning have to watch out for tree branches that may have come down or some potholes that may be covered by water, and we're also still seeing some scattered showers right now in the north

bay, as well as san jose, and so we're going to see some waves of rain coming through. here is a look at storm ranger, our mobile doppler radar where we see the yellows and the reds that indicates where the heaviest rain is. most of the areas in marin county seeing some light rain, and then going into the rest of the day, we'll have another system coming in, as the atmospheric river pushes to the south, so our rain will gradually decrease today. i'll have a look at that forecast hour by hour coming up. mike, it's wet and windy out there. >> it is, you're showing that with the radar as well as what we see on the roadway. for most of the morning you see that the water is spraying up as cars drive past. this is 101 in san jose, and i turned the camera just so we could see that. there you go on the southbound side of 101 as well a tougher drive. traveling through the area because that water is kicking up on to windshields. i zoomed out the green the highlighting blends in with the speed sensors. most of the sensors are great but it is slowing out of gilroy and again through san martin, a

typical pattern but a tough drive through that stretch of 101 with flooding there, as well as spinouts reported for 17 over the course of the night and the morning, early morning hours. a smoother drive toward the dublin interchange and the volume building as well as hayward and a crash resulted from a spinout reported there, rain making it tough to see and for traction there up there willow for interstate 80. we'll show you the bay bridge coming up guys, back to you. >> thank you, mike. we want to take you to santa cruz with mountains up there, they got a lot of rain, about seven inches. >> and so we sent damian trujillo to bring us the latest. damian is there on the side of the road. good morning. >> reporter: scott and laura, good morning. they are getting a well-deserved break in the santa cruz mountains, a light drizzle so far but they got about seven inches of rain. still means even though it's a light drizzle they have to still drive with precaution because the roads are pretty slick. the head lyilights are the northbound traffic headed into san jose. we did shoot video headed up to the mountains earlier this

morning. the highway has gotten quite a good soaking overnight up here, and all throughout the rainfall was although the rainfall was light it still required both hands on the wheel as puddling became a concern. the other worry along highway 17 is a potential for mudslides. cal trans has been working throughout the summer to shore up any potential hot spots out here. so far, nothing major to report as far as mudslides are concerned. we did spot some chp officers on the side of the road, ready to respond to any slide or any accident caused by the rain. now fortunately we've seen the drivers drive with some caution so far, as they see there might be some danger ahead. the fastest you go, the more difficult it is for to you react to the trouble up ahead so remember, you might wadon't kno the driver ahead of is you about to do. keep both hands on the wheel and drive below the speed limit. drive defensively, if you will. seven inches of rain does cause

a lot of saturation and so that potential for mudslides still exists up here in the santa cruz mountains. we'll keep an eye out. we're live on the summit of the santa cruz mountains, i'm damian trujil trujillo, "today in the bay." >> especially since it's so saturated up there. thanks, damian. will we get more? what is the commute from here to the rest of the day? >> most of the rest of the day is fairly light. let's talk about how much we've already measured. it's been pretty impressive, seeing over seven inches of rain in the santa cruz mountains and ben lomand and marin measuring high amounts of rain, over seven inches there. santa rosa getting about five inches and while san francisco measured a half inch of rain, compare that to san jose, still at about a tenth of an inch of rain. looking at some more totals around the bay area, morgan hill two and a half, while yountville had over two and a half inches of rain. the oakland hills close to an inch of rain there. livermore 0.3 of an inch and also about the same in redwood city.

additional rainfall will be light today, so we'll talk more about that, and see gentlemen r -- sierra snow in a couple of minutes. >> follow kari on facebook, twitter and instagram and you can take the updates with you on the go. damian was out at highway 17. obviously 101 a concern as well. a lot of puddling, even washouts. >> big problems in morgan hill, where nbc bay area's kris sanchez joins us live this morning. kris? >> reporter: hi there. we're getting a little bit of a break, feeling a little bit dry. i am not taking my hood off because i think that will jinx us. kari said 2.5 inches of rain in the last 48 hours. i believe it. we saw that on our drive down. we talked with a driver of a gas tanker, so really big vehicle, who is out on the roadways this morning, and we asked him what it's like to be out there on the roadway in these conditions. he says it's surprising what he sees other drivers doing in the rain like this but if you pay

attention, you can keep yourself safe. >> these people going too fast, going too slow. i see quite a bit of accidents, try to stay in my own lane, my own speed. >> reporter: we agree with that advice, stay in your own lane. we have a little bit of a break on the drive down as well this morning, barely had to use the windshield wipers on 101 south from san jose to morgan hill, about 3:30 this morning. but that hasn't been the case all night. there is water on the roadway, and you can hear somebody taking off a little too fast for the conditions. there are puddles along the shoulders, and you saw mike's map so you know that it is slick out there, all that green area. also new video this morning of that roof leak at regional medical center in san jose. in the last 15 minutes, the hospital spokesperson told us luckily this happened in an administrative area, and did not affect patient care. still staff had to scrambling to move valuable equipment and

repairs are under way, with is a good thing because there is more rain coming, even if it's not coming right this second. and if the sunday drive is any indication this morning's commute still could be rough. chp responding to a lot of accidents, including this spinout on highway 101 in san jose, where the driver told us he saw the water and by that point, he was already spinning out. chp always advises to slow down for the conditions. we'll add it has been very windy as well during this storm, so make sure you keep your hands on both sides of that steering wheel so you can address whatever happens your way, whether it's another driver who is maybe not driving safe for the conditions or if you hit a puddle on the roadway. stay safe out there, folks. one nice thing, though, it is not quite as cold as it has been over the last few days. we were freezing on black friday. today it almost feels a little bit warm. i'm not going to say that. it's not as cold. how about that? back to you. >> i got an all glass desk but

i'll knock on some wood for you, kris. thanks so much. 6:07, a live look at sfo this morning. we were talking with the faa. traffic management program is in effect this morning. this means inbound flights are delayed as much as two hours 42 minutes. so you've got lots of delays this morning. wind and rain had a big impact yesterday for travelers headed home from their vacations, 164 canceled flights, some 500 more flights delayed. the delays average about 40 minutes yesterday. >> 6:08. new technology now in the testing stages may one day help lower the number of power outages tied to fire risk. pg&e is trying to develop a software system meant to better diagnose power line problems before they trigger outages or wildfires. texas a&m researchers developed it for different reasons to help boost reliability through what's called a distribution fault anticipation. california utilities believe the same technology may be able to

detect and better localize possible power line issues long before they occur. leaders in some yay area cities pushing to strengthen local eviction protections to cover the run up to the end of the year when stronger state protections kick in. happening today, palo alto councilmembers will debate that. "the mercury news" says leaders are especially concerned about long time tenants that live in a downtown apartment complex facing evictions tied to a hotel conversion plan, meeting at palo alto at 5:00 p.m. in san francisco supervisors are expected to take a new state law and add even more protections. they'll vote today on regulations that would require landlords to have just cause for evicting tenants from buildings built after 1979. right now those protections only apply to tenants in buildings constructed before 1979. the storm making for slow going if you're driving to or from the sierra. this is a live look at i-80 at

kingvale, not far from donner's summit up there. cars are traveling through but there is a chain requirement to tell you about just below blue canyon up to the state line. that area picked up about two feet of snow over the weekend. the chp says despite a heavy volume of holiday related traffic yesterday, drivers actually paid attention to the chain warnings and crashes, the good news here, were kept to a minimum. you also have to look for your windows of opportunity to go. >> this was a good time to come on home. >> today will be. right now it's still snowing but we will see it lighten up as we go throughout the day. law camera, for your friends coming back, tell them to wait until this afternoon. a live look as we see in squaw valley, and we're going to see it once again the snow tapering off. we're waiting for the pacific snowfall amounts because unlike rainfall that's automated with those rain sensors, we have to wait for someone to stick a yard stick in the snow and so we're going to see some of the

potential of getting up to two feet of snow in some of those areas, but you can see that it will be starting to taper off as we go throughout today, as well as tomorrow. we'll talk about what's going to happen in the bay area, coming up in a few minutes and mike, you were looking for some of the morning commute to return today. once thanksgiving kicks in we have the end of the year slide, things ease up through the new year. we'll see more folks than thursday and friday. a mild build for the tri-valley and hayward. highlighting this green all over it's slippiery and wet. the dumbarton bridge had a wind advisory overnight from chp. they cleared it but gusty around a possibility here. richmond-san rafael bridge, a spinout of willow, complications seeing the road because of the rain. traction clearly an issue but you have to stop anyway at the been been with the backup there. a quick look over here with waze, we have this crash reported by billz25.

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we're coming up on 6:15, our microclimate weather alert continues. i still have a swathe of heavy rain moving across parts of marin county over toward southern sonoma and napa counties this morning. the rain has gotten lighter in san jose and into the rest of the day, kind of off and on. we're still needing the umbrellas today. we'll talk about this and what's ahead as our next storm system comes in. more on that in about five minutes. right now, we're building the traffic, but you can't clearly see it. richmond-san rafael bridge, water will still kick up there. the east shore freeway only at 28 minutes for the drive but we'll show you what's going on as far as issues you have to deal with. good morning. i'm rahel solomon at cnbc headquarters and here are today's top business headlines. wall street is pointing towards a higher open this morning. investors are reacting to positive economic data out of

china. factory activity growing at the fastest pace in three years despite the impact from the trade war. stocks fell on black friday, and the dow, nasdaq, and s&p 500 had their best month since june. today's watch list reporting on manufacturing and construction spending. new numbers, consumers largely avoided the stores and malls on black friday, choosing instead to shop from the comfort of their couch. adobe analytics says that online sales hit $7.4 billion, up more than 19% from last year but still a little shy of estimates. shopper track, which monitors foot traffic, says that store visits fell a combined 3% on thursday and friday. so traffic was actually up on thanksgiving evening, but that was dragged down by a 6% decline on black friday. shopper track says the traditional pattern of people visiting stores has not only been disrupted by online shopping but also offers like

buy online and pick up in stores. and disney's "frozen 2" stuffing the competition over the thanksgiving holiday weekend with a record-setting $137.2 million. more people shopped on phone by sunday with smartphone accounting for 41% of all online sales. back to you. >> i was worried about local small businesses on saturday because of the rain kept a lot of people in. let's hope they benefited a little bit. love small business. >> it's nice to see people supported them. >> it's really important for the community. thanks so much. trending this morning, looks like dogs aren't just man's best friends. >> according to a new study, women who cuddle up with their dogs to sleep every night get a better night sleep than if they were with a human partner. researchers compared dogs to cats, and how well female pet owners slept next to each one and found dogs were still the better option. it found dog owners went to sleep earlier and woke up

earlier when compared to people who owned cats but not dogs. >> i'm not sure always waking up earlier because of the dogs is a good thing. >> well the cats pawing you maybe. >> better you wake up then not wake up when the dog wants to go out. >> good point. good point. it's raining cats and dogs. >> it's really hard to take the dog out when it's raining because they want to scamper out there and come right back in. >> my dog will not go into the rain. >> some dogs are like i'm not doing this. >> the sound of rain i think is amplified for a dog. i don't know if that's true. >> maybe that and they need the thunder jacket and stuff to deal with all the wet weather. we'll have more of this as we go throughout the day and so as you are headed out, you need the rain jacket and one upon your p one upon your pet as well been we'll see some of the heaviest rain, still focused on the north bay, getting lighter right now for other areas like parts of the east bay, and we're still

going to see the scattered showers moving through. where we see the yellows and reds, that's where storm ranger is picking up on some of the heaviest rain right now, and it's been just kind of rolling through over and over and over again. so san rafael, novato and toward southern napa county we're seeing that heavy rain there, and then also for the south county, anywhere from gilroy to morgan hill, you are dealing with a tricky drive this morning, up highway 101. so off and on rain still in the forecast for us, even though the atmospheric river has shifted farther to the south. we're still going to see a cold front sweeping its way across the bay area, and until it passes, we're going to see some of the rain until this evening. then going into tomorrow, that's our break. at least for the early hours, but it's still going to be cloudy and cool. another round of rain will start to roll up, headed into late tuesday night into wednesday, but it doesn't look as heavy, so additional rainfall totals will stay on the light side, about a quarter inch of rain or less for

most of us, but there may still be some areas like san anselmo, where you get over a half inch of rain. we're still seeing this atmospheric river across the region so it's going to wave back and forth and keep rain in the forecast. thursday really that's our only dry day as that moves off towards the east and another storm system approaches and that will bring us another round of high wind and rain from friday into saturday, so if you're making plans to get outside this weekend, because you missed your chance this past weekend, it doesn't look likely unless you're holding off for sunday. we're going to see some waves of rain coming n temperatures in the upper 50s and low 60s and once again thursday and sunday those are our only completely dry days in the forecast although it won't be raining the entire time. mike, you were saying chp has a note for drivers. >> with the help of cal trans they left that note for folks here roadside, this is across from 92, the san mateo bridge. it says high winds, for those of you who can't read it, which is everybody because that blocks it

but 92 gusty conditions along the high-rise overnight, and wet, soupy conditions in many parts of the bay, slick roadways from the green highlighting is, pretty much all around the bay. be careful, san jose has a lot of spots with flooding overnight. highway 87. highway 17 over the santa cruz summit spinouts and highway 101 through morgan hill, we have damian and chris talking about the issues, the south county got a lot of rain. over here, where we also had rain early on, we have a smoother drive now southbound really bogging down. maybe distracted by northbound, north 680 at treat reports of a car fire on the shoulder near the on-ramp. no lanes are blocked but clearly this may be a distraction for folks as the commute builds out of concord. if you're driving out of concord over toward the bay bridge keep this in mind, our partners at waze timed things out and say it is actually a break between now and about 6:30, where traditionally the traffic pattern shows ail lighter flow that's showing that, and then just after 6:30, you'll see the build there, and eventually that will come back to the toll plaza, why we see lighter

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welcome back. 6:24 on your monday morning. catholic leaders expressing new worries about the financial future of the whole church, in the wake of newly expanded laws tied to sex abuse litigation. over the past couple of years, 15 states, including california, have expanded so-called look-back windows which allow sex abuse claims to be filed no

matter how far back they go. the concern is a new flood of claims could result in billions of new payouts and legal battles. catholic leaders worry about the difficulty of defending cases that go back years. >> it is 6:25. new developments in hong kong. china suspended u.s. navy visits to the city. it's in retaliation of new legislation supporting human rights in hong kong signed by congress last week. in the meantime, protesters and riot police were back in the streets of hong kong on sunday. a huge crowd took to the streets, some protesters flying american flags. they're demanding more democracy and an investigation to police use of force. actress shelly morrison died. >> if that name doesn't ring a bell, the name rosario might, if you're a long time fan of "will & grace." she played karen's temperamental maid during the first edition of the long running series. fans considered her a favorite and the show's producers wanted her back for the revival, but by then, she had retired from

acting after appearing in more than 150 television series over the years. she had battled recent health problems including lung cancer. shelly morrison was 83 years old. new this morning, air france flights going green flying in and out of sfo. starting in june of 2020 the airline will use a blend of sustainable aviation fuel and conventional fuel for its flights. this is to save approximately 6,000 tons of co2. it looks like dogs aren't just man's best friend. still ahead at this hour, back to our weather coverage, we'll take a moment to look at our radar, see if more rain is headed to your house, kari updating her forecast right now. this is not the only rain we're going to see this week. as for the specific impact, mike is tracking the morning commute. bob redell live out there on the

roadways this morning. what you need to know before you head out the door. and flood concerns is key for fire victims. live in sonoma county with people bracing for the storm. you're watching "today in the bay."

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we are definitely in a microclimate weather alert. >> so we also wanted the rain, certainly it's our gift, right? good morning and thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. marcus has the day off. we have the microclimate weather alert as well. "today in the bay's" meteorologist kari hall tracking that system. >> you know, before last week, we were talking about how santa rosa needed almost seven inches of rain to catch up to normal, and here we are a week later, we've got it. so we are seeing this bringing some beneficial rain to the bay area, and we're tracking it all with storm ranger, our mobile doppler ranger. some of the heaviest rain moving through marin county. it's been very wet here. the rain totals in some areas racking up over seven inches of rain. and then we're seeing that for the skroanta cruz mountains, mon hill the highest amounts of rain this morning and it's going to become more scattered and lighten up for much of the rest of the bay area going into today, so we're looking at much

of the afternoon partly cloudy as well as some off and on showers. we'll talk more about this and what's ahead coming up. mike, you just saw another crash from the north bay. >> that's right, it was on highway 101 right at the s curve near north san pedro road right in this area. so traffic is starting to feed in once again as it had to slow down and maybe a possible traffic break or slowing. look at the conditions, soupy, glowy, slippery like way for highway 101 and radar activity as well. sharon katsuda will talk about this in a second. additional concern for the area but the roadways focusing on this for traffic and moving pretty well, we have contra costa county with the build, concord, and walnut creek. anywhere south of there, easier and lighter as far as the flow goes. more of a commute than last week. back to you for the big story of the day. >> there has been so much concern with all this rain, what would happen in the fire zone, up in sonoma county. this map right here highlights

that kincade fire zone, and with so much rain, that could lead to mudslides. sharon katsuda is live in geyserville this morning, she's been monitoring that part of the story for us. sharon? >> reporter: laura, i'd have to say people were on pins and needles out here over the weekend, with the storm. right now it's just drizzling and it's getting colder, but take a look behind me, this is the burn area, you can see one of the properties here that was destroyed by the fire. could you still smell smoke in the area, mixed in with the rain. now right up highway 128 here near chalk hill road yesterday huge boulders came tumbling down big enough to take out cars. fortunately that didn't happen. chp had to call in extra help to remove the rocks from the roadway. >> people needed to keep an eye out drive slow, pay attention because this can be around any curve and roadways. >> reporter: here is another

rockslide happened in geysers road in geyserville, occurring in the kincade burn area. with more rain on the way this week, there is concern about what more could come tumbling down the hillside. back here live again this is only drizzling right now, but we'll see this morning we've seen off and on rain. we've seen downed trees so people on high alert in this area, and in fact, right up along highway 128 we saw a tractor sort of sitting on the side on standby in case other mudslides happen later this week. reporting live in sonoma county, i'm sharon katsuda, "today in the bay." >> looks like they have to be prepared. thank you, sharon. live cameras looking at sfo as well. looks like the delays now are worse than they were yesterday. we've asked bob redell to sort of take a summary of all the ways people are trying to get places and how long they're delayed. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning to you, scott and laura. the delays at sfo right now for inbound flights two hours and 40 minutes. more on that in a second, for

people trying to get back to their homes in walnut creek and other parts of the bay area, talking about the folks who went to the snow this weekend, this is what they have been encountering as they try to get back into the bay area. you're looking at highway 80, interstate 08 near the california/nevada border. there's lots of snow. there were a number of people having to pull over to the side of the road to try to figure out how to get those darned chains on there their tires and this is also the view from southern california. these are people trying to leave las vegas frying to get back into the golden state. this image provided by the department of transportation there, and the state of nevada. this was westbound i-15, you're looking at a 21-mile backup. people trying to leave vegas, trying to get back in to california. nevada's highway patrol was warning drivers don't use the shoulder to bypass that traffic or you could be fined. now on to sfo, we're reporting 2 hour 40 minute delays on average

for arriving flights this morning because of the bad weather. we also know there's at least 13 flights canceled today. nine were supposed to be arriving or departing. yesterday the airport saw almost 500 flights delayed, another 164 canceled. >> i'm just thinking it's going to be a pretty long night because we lose two hours going back flying in to dallas, and then we have the three-hour drive to get home to shreveport, and i have to be at work in the morning, so i'm not looking forward to it. >> reporter: let's hope he made it. the wind was so bad above the bay area yesterday, the national weather service issued a severe turbulence notice for all aircraft flying in and out of sfo. "the chronicle" reports a pilot flying into the airport at monterey reported winds of 75 miles an hour at an elevation of 2,000 feet. reporting live here in walnut creek, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you, bob. speaking of monthry the chp

is talking more about recent attacks targeting drivers south of the bay area where 101 meets highway 152 and 156. someone is either shooting or throwing projectiles at cars. four cars were hit on thanksgiving night alone, adding to the nearly 50 attacks in that same area since february. it's not really clear if all these cases are linked, but the sad truth is the chp now has a new name for that area, calling it projectile alley. >> they do match some of the previous incidents we have had, so we have a lot of resources dedicated to this. >> i have this up on both sides of my kids because i'm too afraid to drive around. >> that's a driver who lives in prunedale trying to better protect herself and her two young children. the reward is up to $4,500 for information leading to an arrest and conviction. only on nbc bay area, the community giving back after a mobile shower unit serving the homeless in the south bay was damaged. it's a story we brought you last week on "today in the bay." so far more than $2,200 has been

donated to casa de clara, the charity provides hot showers to more than 100 people living on the streets in san jose. thieves stole the catalytic converter off of the van. replacing the part will cost $3,000. police are investigating the theft. the 49ers could lose even more tonight. fans already know baltimore kicked that field goal as time expired to drop the niners to 10-2 on the season. the other loss came against the seahawks. here is why that matters tonight. if the seahawks win tonight, seattle owns the tiebreaker which drops the niners from first place in the nfc to fifth and it means no home field advantage. don't worry, though, plenty of season left to play. could come down to the final game of the regular season between the 49ers and the seahawks. that is december 29th. it's been a really great season

so far. >> it has been wonderful. 10-2 is nothing to be ashamed of. >> if it comes down to the 49ers versus seahawks, no one has ever focused on that game before. >> not at all. >> looking over here, guys. annie told me about the cal train involved in a dracrash, a pedestrian was hit near mary and central perhaps, all in the area of the tracks as you come down through sunnyvale. we're tracking that and bring you more details on cal train as far as that transit goes. we're looking at the roadways. we see typical patterns of slowing but it's 6:38 right now so we're showing a lighter volume of traffic as folks return from the holiday. walnut creek the car fire is cleared. the crash is slowing cleared from concord, great news, a little bit lighter flow of traffic. we zoom down all of our routes typical pattern, slowing at the bottom. cupertino, two crashes there and one leaves a vehicle in the lanes northbound as you approach 85.

a live look facebook 101, the road had a chance to dry out. it's a little damp. it's take being 45 minutes now if you wait another hour it will take you an hour and 15 so another 30 minutes for your drive. >> all adds up. >> waze will calculate that out for you, good stuff. >> thanks, mike. we have a weekend ahead monday with some people looking forward to it. >> right, this past weekend i felt like everyone was inside and we're watching movies and stuff. it was nice, but i think i'd like to get out this upcoming weekend and the only chance looks like it will be on sunday. we're still deal with the rain right now, as it continues to roll across parts of the north bay, as well as the south bay. as we go throughout the week, kind of some off and on showers. the only dry day we have is on thursday. by the weekend a new storm will be moving in, and that will bring us some wet weather on friday and into saturday morning. so we are still looking at the cold temperatures continuing with upper 50s and low 60s throughout the week. if you're planning this weekend

to go to the sierra, a lot more snow headed that way. in squaw valley we're only going to see high temperatures in the low to mid-30s and going to see the snow starting to ptaper off sunday as you come back to the bay area. if you're planning to head to the beach for the surfers it's still looking good. i know you were out there yesterday. friday it's going to be windy and rainy, and still some scattered showers through sunday. we'll talk about what's going on today, and a look at storm ranger coming up in about three minutes. >> thank you, kari. our team still on the streets covering the big weather stories for you are, including seven inches of rain. up in the santa cruz mountains, we're going to get a live update from damian trujillo. on the world stage, president trump's trip to meet with world leaders, nato leaders and the key events set to happen in the impeachment inquiry this week. plus -- >> this is a mission. this is a passion. >> nancy pelosi also in the international spotlight, her message to the world overnight. and the stock market back

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good monday morning. we're still under a microclimate weather alert right now at 6:43, looking live in dublin. you have to deal with sloppy road conditions as you get ready to head out the door. rain off and on throughout the day. we see it scattered across the bay area. a closer look at the rain in the north bay and what's ahead in five minutes. >> the south bay is wet roads, slippery conditions out there. slow 280 northbound and foothill

expressway, location given by chp. it's jamming up 85 and 280 through cupertino. >> you said it there, mike, wet roads, slippery conditions, a lot of rain, including the santa cruz mountains. >> tough is on 17, that's a tough commute. damian trujillo is out there on the roadside, monitoring traffic and the weather. good morning. >> reporter: yeah, good morning. they haven't gotten enough rain, as if, seven inches in the last storm and now it's coming down again here on the summit of the santa cruz mountains. the traffic has slowed down considerably about 20 to 25 miles an hour here on summit. unsure what is ahead but these cars are headed northbound right now toward san jose. so it is raining, so they're slowing down as a precaution. not sure if something is up ahead. we have video of our trip up to the mountains this morning. although the rainfall was light, it's still required both hands on the wheel. it was windy on the way up, and

so you could feel the brisk wind even in our heavy news van. the other worry along highway 17 is a potential for mudslides. they've had their share up here, and so crews are keeping a close eye for that potential, ready to respond if the road needs clearing. we spotted chp officers on the side of the road, ready to respond also to any slide or any accident caused by the rain. fortunately what we've seen so far is drivers going slow below the speed limit, because the faster you go the more difficult it is to react to trouble up ahead so the best advice is to slow down and put both hands on the wheel, and drive defensively. there was one minor traffic accident that mike inouye mentioned up here on the summit, but that was cleared, it was a spin-out that was cleared a couple of hours ago. we saw a couple of tree trimming crews park here just for a short while before they took off. obviously some downed trees might be the order of the day up here in the mountains, so we'll

keep an eye out. we're live on the summit of the santa cruz mountains, i'm damian trujillo, "today in the bay." >> looks soggy out there. thanks, damian, for joining us this morning. quarter to 7:00. san jose firefighters did not yet said they know what sparked a house fire near alum rock park that left a family of five without a place to live for some time. three adults, two children made it out of this home safely, this started before 9:00 on adams drive in the berryessa neighborhood. flames damaged the kitchen, dining room and garage. other areas sustained smoke damage. in southern california, passengers of a norwegian cruise ship recovering after falling ill for the second time in a week. at least 19 in total are reported to have flu-like symptoms as the norwegian "joy" arrived at the port of los angeles yesterday. officials said no one requested to be taken to the hospital. last week, six people fell ill aboard that same cruise ship. four were taken to the hospital. 6:46. happening today, president donald trump departs for the

nato summit. the president is set to meet with representatives of at least a dozen nations at the organization's 70th anniversary meeting in london. the white house says president trump will discuss challenges nato members face from china and russia. the summit kicks off tomorrow, continues through wednesday. meanwhile president trump's lawyers decided not to attend wednesday's impeachment hearing. republicans argue the process was unfair because president trump wasn't allowed to bring his lawyers and question witnesses, though that's exactly what the democrats offered and the invitation to do both. overnight his lawyers said no to that. tomorrow the intelligence committee is expected to hand over its findings on whether the president was wrong to withhold aid from ukraine, while asking for a political favor. democrats hoping for a full vote before christmas, setting the stage for the trial in january. house speaker nancy pelosi at the united nations conference on climate change in madrid

today, pledging u.s. commitment to the fight against global warming, this as president trump started with drawing the united states from the paris agreement. >> for future generations, this is a mission, this is a passion, this is a scientifically based approach to all of it, excuse me, and we are here to say to all of you on behalf of the house of representatives and the congress of the united states, we're still in it. we are still in it. >> there is pressure on the summit to strengthen the implementation of the 2015 par ace greement on limiting the rise in temperatures. the deals are live, cyber monday under way, but as nbc's jo ling kent tells us, it may not other shoppers you're competing for hot holiday items. >> welcome to cyber monday. we expect record breaking numbers comes after a big black friday online alone american

shoppers spent $7.4 billion and that's the most ever online for black friday but there are so many hot items out there and we're starting to see some of those electronics in particular go really fast, almost too fast. we asked why. you the shopper may not just be competing with your fellow shoppers. you may be competing with bots. we'll break all this down coming up this morning on the "today" show. we'll see you then. >> all right, sounds good. jo ling kent her story is coming up on "today" in just about 30 minutes or so. let's get you out the door. mike, there's a problem with cal train. >> cal train will have delays. we're not clear on the details but the most serious one is it involves a pedestrian who was apparently trespassing on tracks, what cal train reports is the incident in sunnyvale near mary avenue. there are a number of crossings as far as roadway crossings, that might affect local traffic as well so keep that in mind. the other transit agencies are

not reporting any delays. there may possibly be some help from mule out aid if there's a vta line that can do that and get that over there. we don't know whether or not they've stopped cal train or single tracking through the area through sunnyvale. you will, however, have delays right up here. over here, the other area of the south bay, and let me explain why it's hard to see. the green that means our road weather index is showing wet weather around the south bay, slick conditions so do be careful. it's a lighter volume overall but this is a tough drive north 280 and also jamming up 85 north as you travel here. 280 at foothill expressway a crash. actually there were two, one leaves the vehicle in the middle of the roadway and that's why you still have slowing coming up in toward the area. once you get into los altos, it's a beautiful drive as the sun comes up. be careful, slick conditions and possibly gusts of winds across many of our bridges. we've seen that overnight. a lot of rain, wet roadways throughout the north bay, at least concord is calming down from earlier crashes. kari, over to you. >> we're dealing with scattered

showers moving through the bay area. that will be the case as we go throughout the day. taking a look at storm ranger, our mobile doppler radar on san bruno mountain, giving us high definition of the rain as it moves in the north bay, where we're seeing some of the heaviest rain right now. we've had some really high rainfall totals around novato, san rafael, san anselmo, these areas seeing over seven inches of rain, storm totals over the past 48 hours that heavy rain moving south of petaluma and sonoma, reaching toward napa right now and for the south bay, now the heaviest rain focused over the south county from gilroy to morgan hill. these bright red colors show you where the most intense rain is, and we are still adding up the rainfall totals there. as we talk about how much rain we've seen, over seven inches of rain in the santa cruz mountains, as well as marin, and santa rosa reaching over five inches of rain, but check out san jose. we're struggling here to really

get some decent rain with about a tenth of an inch of rain at the airport and this is very typical of an atmospheric river, where you get the rain shadowed area as well. the coast and the hills get the brunt of that rain. morgan hill getting about two and a half inches, yountville over 2.5 inches. the oakland hills close to an inch of rain now, and it is still coming down. so we will still have a chance of adding up on the rainfall totals that we've already seen, but most of the rain will be light for the rest of the day. very scattered. this is what it looks like going not only from the morning, but later into this evening, and then it starts to clear out by tomorrow morning. we're looking at mostly cloudy skies, cool temperatures, and then another wave of rain coming in early on wednesday morning, and then that's going to produce some more additional rainfall on top of what we've already seen. so the atmospheric river for the most part is pushing to the south, but we'll still kind of wade back and forth between now and wednesday and as we head toward friday a new storm system will be rolling in, bringing us

some rain on friday, as well as saturday, and it looks like it will be out of here in time for sunday. so we're making plans, two dry days we have will be thursday as well as sunday, but in between we have a lot more heavy rain on the way, with temperatures staying on the cool side. upper 50s to lower 60s over the next several days. so we'll be tracking all of that storm by storm. >> you mentioned the atmospheric river, you were teaching me about this earlier, that this is a wintertime only thing. why is it not summer? >> for the bay area it's winter. it is out there and goes north and south deading on where the jet stream is. we call it the atmospheric river or pineapple acaexpress, the lo line of clouds from hawaii to the bay area. we call it the pineapple express, a narrow band of some rain as well as usually high wind that follows the jet stream and it's right over the bay area producing that rain.

and so while we get rain, we know that we also see snow in the sierra and the fact the atmospheric river is basically only about 200 to 400 miles wide but can extend out about 1,000 miles and for us it brings us about 30% to 40 50% of our year rainfall. unfortunately climate change has warmed the temperatures within the atmospheric river and causing most of our precipitation to fall as rain. that means less sierra snowpack, less water storage for the bay area and that's something we'll continue to monitor but the last one, its first one of the season, but the one we just had actually brought in decent amount of snowfall for the sierra. i'll be tracking that and we'll also talk about what's happening in our seven-day forecast, that's coming up in a few minutes. >> sounds good. thanks, kari. 6:54. montana governor steve bullock ending his presidential campaign. the announcement happened overnight. the 53-year-old democrat entered

the race in may, filed for the new hampshire primary less than a month ago. bullock pitched himself as to voters as a campaign finance reformer, who could win in red states, but he never caught fire. there are now 16 candidates running for the democratic national convention. next a final check of the storm, including updates from across the bay area. you'll see the impact of the wet weather, see the hardest areas hit. we are back in two minutes. you're watching "today in the bay."

welcome back. 6:57. before you head out the door here are the top stories on "today in the bay." >> we're really talking about the weather. we have a look at our radar that's powered by storm ranger.

it's raging out there still. >> look at morgan hill, one place where roads are still soaked this morning. you want to be very careful out there. this is a look at some of this, a live look and a drive earlier on 101 between san jose and morgan hill. the extreme south bay picking up two inches of rain over the weekend. be careful. there are lots of puddles out there. also some video this morning of a roof leak at regional medical center in san jose. staff scrambling to move equipment as the rain pummeled the roof, spilling into the hospital below. so there's quite a mess there. and a live look at sfo, the latest round of wet weather impacting your travel this morning. so far, 15 cancellations, but that number is expected to rise. 164 cancellations yesterday. some of those due to bad weather elsewhere. already this morning, some arriving flights are being delayed by close to three hours. the storm itself making for slow going if you're driving to or from the sierra.

a live look from interstate 80, there you go. not far from donner's summit, looked like they're traveling through right there, but we have to tell you, there is that chain requirement from just below blue canyon to the state line. about two feet of snow fell in that area. the chp says despite heavy volume of holiday related traffic yesterday drivers paid attention to the chain warnings and crashes were kept to a women. let's get a check of the weather. is it getting better or worse? >> it's getting better. we're seeing the atmospheric river moving south of the bay area so we're still going to be left with scattered showers today, we'll also have a little bit of a break by tomorrow morning, another round moving in late tomorrow evening that will continue into wednesday. so even though you see a lot of rain icons on there, it's not going to be raining the entire time. more breaks on the way. >> big problem cal train not running through sunnyvale. >> stopped around mary between the sunnyvale and mountain view stations.

there was a person on the tracks who was hit. don't know the condition of that person. i know trains are not running so we'll continue to follow that. i'll update on twitter and our breaking news. >> we have a local news update at 7:25 and every half hour after that. >> of course our 11:00 news as well, we'll see you then. have a wonderful monday. good morning, perfect storm, a nasty mix of snow and ice on some of the busiest travel days of the year, and it's gridlock coast to coast travelers stranded at airports and on the road. more than a foot of snow expected in parts of the northeast, expected to a to the mystery today. we'll have the very latest. no show, overnight, president trump says he won't participate in this week's impeachment hearing and washington braces for the release of the house report, expected to make the case for the president's removal. we're live at the white house. online again. >> i'm terrified to make this video. >> lori loughlin's daughter posts her first video since her parents were indicted in an