at noon. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. mid-50s at 4:00 as the wind picks up once again. by 7:00, everybody is receiving rain and some of the heaviest rain will start hitting us during the evening commute and just continue all the alexis foe dry commute. probably the only one early this week, alexis. >> enjoy it while it lasts. we're taking full advantage of it, too. we don't have any incidents on the boards. nothing on the main highways. the san mateo bridge, westbound 92, nice and light this morning. a check of drive times. these are reflecting a light commute so far. the only one in the yellow getting out of the central valley. westbound 580, tracy to dublin, 35 minutes. ace is on time it sounds like. antioch to concord on the 4, 13 minutes. southbound 101, san rafael to san francisco, looking good at 16 minutes. >>> as mike has been telling us, another round of storms it moving in. that means sausalito is bracing for an impact. >> a huge mudslide happened earlier this month and amy

scattered light rain at noon.upper 50s, steadier rain at 4:0r numrepared f t upcoming storm tonight is getting your sandbags filled early. there are dozens of sites across the south bay stocked with bags. go to abc7news.com for a complete list. >>> number 3, it's calm right now. the storm tonight means dangerous driving in the sierra. white-out conditions expected. the national weather service is telling drivers, just don't. >>> number 4, it's been a pretty quiet morning. we have one significant issue. a crash in southern san francisco. northbound 280 before cesar chavez. a three-car crash the far left lane it blocked. definitely a delay there and a lot of folks taking 101 for an alternate. >> number 5, new jersey senator cory booker announced he's running for president in 2020. booker will give his first live tv interview on the view which eying u overosa pliny the younger beer. got the poker game. these folks have been sleeping. good morning to you. this is the famous triple pale ale that draws people over two w

as far as the peninsula, scattered through noon. 57. but once the rain gets steady at 2:00, 4:00, we drop into the 50s. for the south bay, we have pretty much quiet conditions through noon and then the rain rolls in. alexis. >> thank you, mike. snooemt. >> we have a sig-alert inside caldecott tunnel. it's on the lighter side of traffic. eastbound 24. bore 1 is fully closed. this is due it a crash involving a motorcycle and another vehicle. we have major injuries involved as well. no estimate on when bore number 1 opens. you can still use bore number 2. quick check of drive times, westbound 580 tracy to dublin. 47 minutes out of the central valley. 680, dublin to mission boulevard, in the green at 15. no delays, northbound 85. 101 to cupertino. also in the green at 15 minutes. >> alexis, thank you. san francisco is kicking off celebrations at city hall at noon. the keynote is civil rights activist latifah simon and mayor london breed will be there. >>> beer lovers are lining up to grab their favorite pint at the russian river brewing com

we'll get down to major flooding by noon today. if pitts anything like the nop -- if it's anything like the napa river, we'd like to see that. 14.8 at yesterday morning at 8:45. we have other flooding out there. some of the creeks and sonoma county. the good news, those are starting to retreat also. the flood warning until 7:45. i think it's going to finally expire instead of being extended like yesterday. we'll look at the accuweather 12-hour planner next with alexis. >> good morning, mike. back to one major issue on the board right now. this is a fatality investigation. solo vehicle crash. it's a sig-alert in oakland. eastbound 580 near 98. it's around the oakland zoo. we have the two right lanes blocked. haven't gotten a lot of new information over the last hour and a half or so. we have a rollover crash northbound 17 off ramp to southbound 280. one vehicle involved as well. flipped off the roadway. landed on its wheels. i'm not seeing a backup approaching the scene. drive times coming up next. >>> sonoma county, the russian riv

heading to noon. can see noon to 5:00, our best chance of the heavier downpours start to go move in. they linger throughout the evening hours. in fact, by the time we get to 10:30, they'll taper just a little bit. especially overnight. there's some of that clearing. look what happens tomorrow. after the lunch-hour, they increase once again. it won't be as widespread as today. they'll have localized downpours. my accuweather seven-day forecast will keep the storm impact scale at 1 tomorrow and 1 for sunday even though the snow levels dropping. completely dry monday, tuesday a chance of showers and the moderate storms wednesday and thursday. alexis. >>> good morning, mike. overall, we've had a pretty decent morning. we had a crash before the bay bridge metering lights. i saw an ambulance and chp squad car cut through tff tto plaza a parking lot. i'm not sure if they were blocking. they were blocking one laneinia. i believe that's cleared now. we have the metering lights on. it's not terrible on the appr

especially by noon when the rain heads south.ds will pick up also and everybody will be getting light to moderate if not heavy pockets of rain by 7:00. except for the south bay, it will be light rain. you'll get your heaviest rain tomorrow. i'll talk about that coming up more in the next half hour. here's alexis. >> enjoy the quiet traffic while it lasts. the rest of the week we'll have tough commutes. today, though, we're not. we're nice and light this morning. we remain incident-free. nothing major to talk about. san jose, 280 and 17, the volumes increasing on the northbound side of the roadway. the drive times looking good, too. filling in, in the busiest usually spots. westbound 4. antioch to concord in the yellow. did that just change? san rafael to san francisco should be in the green a that's 18 minutes. >>> thanks, alexis. the celebration is beginning after the oscars. >> this year the awards were spread fairly evenly among the big nominees. 15 movies earned awards. bohemian rhapsody had four awards. green book had three

people are just absolutely stuck this noon hour.he problem will be as this trickles into the evening commute. we vardy seen a lot of people in san francisco , they just forgo the bay bridge they do not want to deal with it. they go north across the golden gate bridge which is the fr dirtion they don't ve to pay e toll. they go up to the bridge to go east , again that is the free direction to get to the east bay. there is a good idea of what the backup looks like again, both directions closed. this is a picture of the piece of concrete. that is a good chunk of concrete that fell about 10:00 a.m. this morning. it did hit one car. the big concern is , is there a structural damage to the bridge ? we will go back to chopper 5 that shows you this is a very frustrating situation for a lot of people. a lot of contractors, a lot of businesses -- -- business is done along the richmond-san rafael bridge. traffic is gridlocked. people are getting out of their cars. there are cars pointed in both directions because people did try to turn around

we've got scattered light rain in the east bay through noon. then steadier rain moves in around 2:00 to 4:00. temperatures drop from 60 to 58. let's take a look at the north bay. the rain will get in here around noon and hold you in the mid-50s as it increases during the afternoon hours. and for san francisco, we've got pretty cloudy conditions. a lot of drizzle this morning. steadier rain from 2:00 to 4:00. it gets heavier. notice the temperature here climbs up from 55 this nor to 58 this morning. the easiest commute will be this morning. how is it looking on the roads? >> we have a few incidents already at 4:39. a in you one in the east bay. eastbound highway 24 inside the caldecott tunnel. a motorcycle is involved. originally it was bore number 2. now it's bore number 1. no delays. i will keep an eye on that. for now, that's not ai big issu. 8-minute drive westbound across the bay bridge. looking great in the green at nine minutes. >>> coming up, a man slips and falls at work, but investigators say there's more to the story. why the man on t

we'll get down to major flooding by noon today.tts anything like the nop -- if it's anything like the napa river, we'd like to see that. 14.8 at yesterday morning at 8:45. we have other flooding out there. some of the creeks and sonoma county. the good news, those are starting to retreat also. the flood

dry through noon and then the rain starts to roll in. scattered.oming steadier during the evening hours. for the peninsula, pretty much dry. scattered showers at noon. becoming steadier after 2:00 through the evening hours. pretty dry through 10:00. scattered showers at noon becoming steadier through the evening hours. this is really going to be an evening storm for the rest of us outside of the north bay where it's an all-day storm. >> good morning, mike. we're looking live on the toll plaza where the metering lights have been on since 5:24. you have to wait until you're waiting for the carpool lanes. we do have a crash westbound 80 before pinole valley road. highway 4 to the maze, that's in the yellow. highway 4. 16 minutes across the bay bridge. that's a little heavy. once you're past the metering lights. you're still in the green at nine minutes. >>> new at 6:00, safe way could bring back the an dron coe name. safeway bought the chain two years ago and they got named to safeway community market except for the sunset district. a spokeswoman told

you'll get yours by noon. a lot of yellow and orange out there. the potential for ponding if you're headed out during the lunch-hour. as we get on to the backside of the system, scattered showers and potential for thunderstorms as we head into the afternoon and evening hours. as we head into 8:30 to 11:00, the shower chances dwindle a bit. the rainfall potential, not much during the morning commute but enough to make things slick. my seven-day forecast. snow level at 2,000 feet on sunday. >> thank you, mike. [ no audio ] >> i think you can hear me now. we're off to a great start this morning. one issue slowing you down. it's out of the ordinary. 880 before 16th avenue in oakland, still a solo vehicle collision blocking the two left lanes. traffic a parking lot for two miles behind that. if you're not in a big rig, i suggest taking 580 for an alternate. that's going to work out better for you. we heard about a disabled semi blocking lane 4 at the bay bridge toll plaza. then it sounds like a caller said that vehicle made it off to the shoulder. work

live coverage starting at noon on c-span. looking at congress, the house and senate will be back today. this week the house will take up a joint resolution determining national trump's emergency declaration allowing him to build a southern border wall with money congress intended for other purposes. measures to require universal background checks for gun buyers and closing loopholes. on the senate floor, senators will take heart in the annual reading of george washington's farewell address and then continue work on an abortion related bill. later, the nomination of andrew wheeler to head the environmental protection agency. the houses back at 2:00 for legislative work live on c-span. you can see the senate live on c-span two starting at 3:00. we mentioned the resolution in the house terminating the president's emergency declaration for the southern border wall. join us later today when the house rules committee meets to discuss that good you can see live coverage starting at 5:00 eastern on c-span three. >> tonight, on the co

we'll reach 50 under total sunshine at noon.till cooler than average as we head through the accuweather 12-hour ab that heavier le fd fralexis. >> we've been looking pretty good. no major issues this morning. probably the biggest problem is san mateo, if you're trying to get on to the bridge. westbound 92 in

then 52 to 56 from noon to 4:00. if you're heading out this evening, like to do that on a friday, relax, rewind, 46 degrees. dress warmly. we're stuck in the 40s until 10:00. 51 at noon. 54 to 55 in the afternoon hours. our last stop will be the south bay. stuck in the 30s until 8:00. 54 for the better part of the afternoon hours. 10 degrees cooler, dropping into the mid-40s by 8:00. come back, we'll take a look at the dry weekend. but look like you could have three consecutive days of rain in the forecast. >>> thanks, mike. beware if you're driving in or around tracy this morning. there is a crash on grant line road. it has been pushed to the side. drive time is across the bridges are good. all the greens. there is a high-wind advisory for richmond-san rafael bridge. >>> stockton street in san francisco will finally be back open. it has been closed for seven years. >>.central subway project. the muni tunnel and underground station at union square triggered detours which hurt local retailers and some stores closed af

by noon, around 51 to 52. 53 to 56. it sounds refreshing but it's still

we'll reach 52 at noon.nce the showers roll in, the temperatures drop into the 40s during the evening hour want to bring alexis in. we saw a huge uptick because of everybody heading back to school and botoda>> ata for the bay bridge commute. we're looking at flashing lights on the right side. this is once you get past the toll plaza and the metering lights. i believe we're down to the right shoulder blocked. no injuries involved here. a sedan versus a motorcycle. they will need a tow truck for the motorcycle. we had a problem in the berkeley curve as well. it sounds like that's on the shoulder. we got an early backup there getting into the maze. metering lights on at 5:21 today. we briefly had an issue. southbound 880 north of whipple road. sounds like four vehicles involved. it was blocking all lanes for a short time. shoulder. updating us saying th blocking the right lane. backup in that area. ace 1 on time. if you're looking at the website, it shows no trains running. they're having a gps tracking issue t

by noon, around 51 to 52. 53 to 56. it sounds refreshing but it's still 5 to 10 degrees below average. dry all day. let's see what it's doing to the commute. hi, alexis. >> we're enjoying decent driving conditions today, mike. we haven't had many issues to talk golden gate bridge. i watched the zipper trucks come through giving you three lanes southbound to northbound. that usually happens in the 4:00 hour. they're definitely late on that today. i think it's because they were wrapping up barrier work on the northbound side of the bridge. i'm seeing a little bit of delay leaving marin county. things are moving along just fine here around the toll plaza. drive times are looking good, too. highway 4 to walnut creek, you're in the yellow at ten minutes. that's bouncing back. westbound 24, walnut creek to 13 ploox great. heavy entrees i. westbound 580, one hour two minutes in in the red. >>> yesterday last-minute negotiations failed after the teachers union rejected a new proposal from oakland unified. >> teachers have been

>>> now at noon, teachers in oakland trade the classrooms for the picket lines for day one of their strike. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm ken ken. teachers demanding higher pay and smaller class sizes, they've been picketing since early this morning and holding a rally right now. the march to the school district headquarters near by. >> we have team coverage on the oakland teachers strike. kiet do looking at the impact the strike is having on thousands of students and parents. first anne makevec is live with the teacher rally and march on day one, anne. >> reporter: yeah, hundreds of people have gathered here right outside oakland city hall, we are talking teachers, parents and students leaving local schools empty right now. the teachers here to reiterate their demands and then they are planning to walk to the district office on broadway to make sure their voices are heard. oakland teachers among the lowest paid in almeda county. with salaries ranging from 46 to $85,000. and today they are fighting for more. >> we have stood up and said enough is enough. >> teachers are asking for a 12% rais

we're here until noon. this event goes on until noon. if you're here a it's noon and you're talking, they're not going to stop talking to you. get down here, check it out. no resumÉ required, okay? >> thank you so very much. >> they really know how to work the fair there. >> they do. back daling, getting into all the interviews. great job, guys. >> and news from the producers of "eire" coming up. >> and red line will be single trking between vanness and a lot of work happening on the etils this weekend. regular travelen huntington. on the greenlineegular service and regular servicen o >>> jussie smollett is o out jail after posting a $100,000 bond, facing legal problems for allegedly filing a false report. >> the executiveroducers of "empire" saying they have removed her chara for the final two episodes of the season. >> we take a closer look at this bizarre case. >> reporter: this morning, a new ok for jussie smollett, this mug shot a different kind of head shot tha the actor was used to. on thursday he was swarmed by a crush of cameras

at noon eastern on season into as we explore the american story.w york governor al smith was the new york -- democratic the 1928ominee in presidential election, losing to herbert hoover in a landslide. next, the historian robert chiles talks about his book "the revolution of '28: al smith, american progressivism, and the coming of the new deal." professor childs argues that though smith lost in 1928, his progressive coalition helped shape a new liberal agenda for the democratic party, paving the way for the new deal policies of the franklin roosevelt administration. goucher college in towson, maryland hosted the event. it is about 80 minutes. dr. chiles: good evening, everyone. i am really delighted to be able to see you all here and welcome you all here to our talk for this evening. i am evan dolly, and on behalf of the history program here, welcome. i should say at the outset that we are able to hold this talk thanks to the generous funding of the dorothy lamberton clap history fund, which is supporting the event. jumped straight introducing our

mid to upper 40s by noon. a little bit of sunshine today. 52 to 54. 53 to 56 at 4:00. at 7:00, 50 to 52 degrees. but it will be dry. the east bay valleys, 47 today at 8:00. you can see around the upper 50s from 2:00 to 4:00. heading into the north bay, we'll stay in the 40s through 10:00. we'll return to the 40s at 6:00 this evening. low to mid-50s in between. for san francisco, 49 this morning. we'll warm up to 54. so it's not going to be nearly as mild, nor as muggy as it was yesterday. that's why we're going to be significantly drier. turn it over to alexis and sad news early this morning. >> we've got a couple of serious collisions here today. so two fatal crashes. one in emeryville has cleared. that was westbound 80 past the 580 split. now we've got a second one, eastbound 580 near 98th around the oakland zoo. chp issued a sig-alert. i told you a few minutes ago this is a solo vehicle collision. a jeep went off the roadway and caught fire. it was contained to the shoulder. emergency crews are there now. they have blocked the two right lanes for that investigation.

increasing coverage starts at noon as we hit 50. the temperatures will drop as the rain increases this afternoon. back into the upper 40s at 4:00. mid to upper 40s at 7:00. >>> i wanted to let you know, i'm seeing sheen on the pavement as well on the south bay. 280 and 17, if you look at that pavement, you can see. we've got a little bit of moisture out there. not a washout. but light showers for some of you already this morning. just keep that in mind. we could have slick areas on curves and ramps in particular. a quick check of drive times. nice and friday light. walnut creek to dublin, 13 minutes. southbound 101, santa rosa to san francisco, 49. northbound 17, highway 1 to los gatos, in the green at 24 minutes. back to our major issue yesterday. authorities will inspect the richmond-san rafael bridge. we have a map that shows you where a chunk of concrete fell yesterday. let's check in with reporter amy hollyfield. she's live at the bridge with the latest. amy? >> reporter: hi, good morning. we're checking in for everyone. we're

we'll reach 50 under total sunshine at noon. still cooler than average as we head through the accuweather 12-hour ab that heavier le fd fralexis. >> we've been looking pretty good. no major issues this morning. probably the biggest problem is san mateo, if you're trying to get on to the bridge. westbound 92 in the hayward area. i did just check in with cal trans. they're not done yet. they were saying 6:00 a.m. hoping to have that back open. two-lane closure and once you make it on to the span that, doesn't look bad. >> the maze 20 minutes for you. about a 14-minute drive across the bay bridge. metering lights are on as of 5:23. southbound 101, san francisco to sfo. in the green at nine minutes. >>> thanks, alexis. expect snowy conditions in the sierra. chain controls in effect on 80 below blue canyon. highway 50 is clear until highway 89. highway 5 remains closed this sinkhole reported on sunday. cal trans says the highway ivn noh bay, there's a danger of black ice this morning. >> reporter amy hollyfield live for us in san raf

this will be in effect until noon for the entire coastline. possible flooding for the low-lying areas for the entire day. let me take you through the timeline of this system. so, again, that strong cold front moved in overnight. now we have unstable air. that will bring scattered showers throughout the day. by 10:00 a.m., pockets of on again and off again rain. then we catch a break, then more heavy rain moving in around a 5:00. this may kick up isolated thunderstorms. this will stick around through this evening. tomorrow morning, scattered showers with another cold front moving in late tomorrow night. we have a lot of activity on our radar. expect it to remain in the forecast through tuesday. that's when we will see temperatures dip. guess what? this could mean a light dusting of snow to elevations at about 2,000 to 2500 feet. the mount diablo regions could see a dusting of snow. >> wow. thanks. >>> still ahead on "today in the bay," 130 years of history gone in an incident. this 92-foot tall cypress recently came down, but now there are plan

you can see here at 87 to scattered showers by noon. and that's what we'll have for the rest of the afternoon with mild temperatures in the low 60s. let's talk more about the wet streets. here's alexis. >> we've got what kounsounds li serious collision. 280 northbound side before the san bruno exit. we've got reports of a rollover crash. i believe a van lipped over. a couple other vehicles are involved, too. according to calls into chp, it sounds like someone was ejected from a vehicle. they're not there yet. we can't confirm. i'm seeing slowing approaching that scene. sounds like a couple lanes are blocked as well. 101 looks good, as does el camino real. we're definitely busy here on the bay bridge. metering lights on at 5:22 this morning. >>> video of damage in the east bay. a large tree fell across ignacio valley road near north civic drive. some of the lights are out there and police blocked off the road. it's expected to open later today. >>> a major warning for people living along the russian river. that's to get out now. >> the r

then from 9:00 to noon, it's just a huge wall of water, even some red starting to show up at noon inhe north bay. south bay, there you go. starting around 4:00, 5:00. you're going to get some wet weather. look at this, red showing up in the north bay again. look at all that yellow and orange. it just doesn't stop until we get to midnight and then it finally in the north bay starts switching to showers. south bay you're in the heart of the storm for yourself. by tomorrow morning it switches over to showers. those will continue all day on and off. that's why tomorrow is a 2. a few morning showers thursday. by the afternoon into friday we're finally dry. alexis. >> okay, mike. taking a look at the roads here today. we obviously have plenty of issues but we don't have any major problems causing backups. that's a little bit of good news now. we did have an earlier problem southbound 101 past robin williams tunnel. a small slide, couple of vehicles hit a rock. sounds like it did cause flat tires. chp came through there, cleared that, so no lanes are blocked. i'm not seeing residual delays

>>> now at noon, roads flooded, cars stuck, rivers and creeks rising fast and now an evacuation warning. >> a live look in san francisco shows the rain coming down right now a good portion of the bay area getting wet this afternoon. good afternoon i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. the latest storm means something different depending on where you are right now. rain and wind are hitting the north bay right now and have been since late last night. meantime the south bay has mostly stayed out of the path but that is changing and we are just getting started. >> we have live team coverage on the problems this storm is bringing, mudslides, flooding and messy roads. >>> first meteorologist mary lee is tracking the rain and the wind, mary. >>> it is still looking at heavy rain for the north bay. just getting a pounding more than 24 hours of steady rain for the north bay. you can see from hills burr, santa rosa, petaluma, it is pouring right now for you. and several storm reports as well with this powerful storm system looking at storm report of flooding at the straight east now closed bet

the storm used time period will be from midnight until noon tomorrow. we are looking at a flood threat with rain and snow. let's talk about the high wind warning that is going to be in effect until 10 am on thursday for most of the bay area. we will have winds and a flash flood watch for most of the reason. highways and small streams may flood. there could be debris flows. we will talk about the sierra because we have a winter storm warning for the lake tahoe area and a storm watch for the sierra. looking at snow levels rising, possibly 1000 feet. peaks could see up to five feet of snow. let's show you video of the sierra. last week, we saw anywhere from 90-100 inches of snow for this sierra. what is going to be interesting with five feet of snow for the highest peaks in the higher elevations, but the lower elevations could see rain, maybe snowmelt and the possibility of flooding. we are going to talk all about this. this storm with the rain and wind coming up. >>> the recent storms are putting reservoirs on the brink of overflowing. the danger this nex

. >>> now at noon, a light dusting of snow in parts of the bay area, bringing a little bit of everything. >>> this afternoon fans mourning the loss of a long time soap opera star on the young and restless for nearly 3 decades. >>> thanks for joining us i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. a messy monday around the bay area, the rain making for soggy conditions in oakland and plenty of umbrellas out. >> roadways have been blocked by mudslides, washed away by the rain. >> we have team coverage on the storm, kiet do, mary lee is tracking conditions right now. >> reporter: we've been watching snow levels drop now to about 2500 feet and we are getting a light dusting of snow especially at highway 29. near the napa lake county line there, can you see that snow falling and we will continue to see snow levels drop as we go through the day and especially by tonight. see you here, this is high def doppler with the dusting of snow, mount diablo and mount hamilton. you can see the north bay mountains getting a little bit of snow right now. this is the rain from san ramon, hayward, moderate heavy

that is any area above 4500 feet until noon today. we have set records with the sierra snowpack 150% of average with the ski resort struggling to keep up. caltrans is running out of places to put the fresno but it will be a very busy weekend. >>> the oakland teachers are getting support heading into day 6 of the strike. the school board postpone the vote on the $20 million budget cut when the union protesters shut down the meeting. the district is offering an 8% raise with a 2% bonus, and the union wants a 12% raise. teachers from san francisco, berkeley, san lorenzo and how the need planning a sickout to rally with the oakland teachers on the picket lines. >>> the national transportation safety board has confirmed that the pg&e explanation as to why took over two hours to put out the fire from the gas explosion saying the third-party contractor damaged the pipeline while digging to install the fiber-optic cable february 6. they began working to shut off the valve 20 minutes later and the report explains the isolated segment required

total sunshine today will push us into the low 50s at noon. mid-50s at 4:00. with that breeze, it feels cooler than that. if you're heading out at 7:00, under the stars, 46 to 50 degrees. take a look at the weekend forecast. the commute fo o.a w morels andchpteth location initially, it was eastbound 80. little closer to fairfield near abernathy. now it sounds closer to cordelia and may move that icon again. sounds like the vehicle is out of the roadway and behind a shopping mall. not affecting any main lanes of the commute. i don't think we'll see a backup. little backup out of the central valley. tracy to dublin at 34 minutes in the yellow. antioch to on koo >>> "empire" actor jussie smollett has been arrested. he surrendered to police at 5:15 chicago time this morning without incident. he's now in the custody of detectives. the santa rosa native smming fr accusations he made up a story about being the victim of a hate crime. surveillance video emerged showing two brothers at the center of the investigation buying items used in the alleged attack. chicago pol

still in the 40s. 52 to 55 from noon to 4:00.ice the mixture of sun and clouds. 48 degrees at 8:00 this evening. we end up back in the 40s. we started the 30s in the north bay through 8:00. still 40s at noon. low 50s this afternoon. we drop back into the mid-40s. 43 degrees by 8:00. at least we don't drop back into the 30s. grab a heavier coat this evening. in san francisco, we stay in the 40s through 10:00 this morning. mixture of sun and clouds. it won't bring us rain today. low to mid-50s in san francisco. this time tomorrow, we'll be tracking rain and probably solo spinouts and whatever else comes with it. >> we're pretty busy at this hour. >> the dry pavement. i want to sho powell in this st. we have reports in the two left lanes. no emergency response yet but i will keep an eye on that. unfortunately, this is an area that was tough already because of the earlier crash we had near central avenue. highway 4 to the maze coming down a little bit. it's 50 minutes. slowly trying to recover. westbound 80 across the bay bridge, at

noon, keep an eye on the sky or use our app and follow the rain and the future radar.e it gets heavier into the evening hours and you can see a wintry mix developing in the east bay. up in the north bay, that snow best chance of showers moves over the ocean. that's where it stays during the overnight hours. less than a tenth of an inch. maybe two tenths of an inch of rain in the east bay. some of us don't each get any rain. other than slippery spots where the rain does fall, no storm concerns today. my accuweather seven-day forecast, freezing cold again friday morning inland. saturday becomes -- sunday a 1. so is monday and tuesday. 2, a little heavier then. alexis? >> mike, 280 has been the trouble spot. i have a little bit of good news. southbound 880 at tennyson. we have a collision partially blockingment sounds like we have one lane toward the exit ramp. that is partially blocked. ambulance and crews on the scene. we talked to chp to confirm. the first crash on whipple road involving five vehicles has cleared. haven't recovered yet. that's looking better with the l

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low to mid-50s by noon, 6:00. same thing in the north bay. start at 34. 42 at 8:00. low to mid-50s from noon to 4:00. my last stop is san francisco where we break out of the 40s. we hit the mid 50s by 2:00 and 4:00 under a mostly sunny sky. we'll talk about our chance of rain coming just in time for the weekend. the first one - - >> this will help black ice with the -- >> a traffic joke. i'll take it from here, mike. we're looking at san mateo bridge where things are very light on westbound 92 just past the toll plaza. before you get to this point, we have the emergency road repairs. the two right lanes are closed. westbound 92 between hesperian and industrial. they're hoping to have this done by 6:00 this morning. we had a big pothole open up. rebar was exposed and they're definitely trying to get that done as quickly as possible. mass transit, looking good this morning. b.a.r.t. 25 transit services. that 5:00 a.m. service will begin. we'll have more information on that shortly. normal service. it will be chilly on the water. ace 1, we had a tough day yesterday. no

temperatures hovering around 30 to 31 degrees between nownd noon. inching just high enough to make this rain, the warmer air arrives aloft first. that's the reason we're pretty optimistic a cut thenge over. doesn't mean we couldn't get iciness. let's go t my colleague outside in the cold. good morning, lauryn. >> chilly right now.t s you explained evaporational cooling so perfectly. the temperatures still, you coul see on the bottom of your screen, 36 degrees here in d.c. but onc starts snowing, temperatures will start to drop. we talked about the snow chances and we'll have that befor noon but as we head into the middle part of the day right around luncime into the early afternoon, that's when we can start to s o this changer to some ice and then ice on top of the snow that we were talking so, again, north and west of d.c., possibly up to a quarter inch of ice. scattered power outages and around the d.c. metro areas and to the west of i-95, we could have a coating. low chances fod.c., southern d.c. and south and east mainly because a lot of that wi

quick rebound, 50 to 53 under total sunshine at noon. a few heat index in the north bay. the rest of us need sunglasses, 52 to 55. back in the 40s if you're heading out this evening dress appropriately. let's get traffic with alexis. >> good morning, mike. i want to take you back to the sig alert. that is in east bay. oakland westbound 580 past high street we have a serious situation. it was a four-vehicle collision sort of scattered across the roadways. one of those vehicles involved caught fire and the driver was trapped for a time. i know they did get that person out. we do have major injuries reported here. we did have a sig alert issued about 10 minutes ago. chp actually had all lanes shut down up until maybe about five minutes ago they did open up that far right lane. we do have a back-up at this early hour 880 is wide open. that's your best bet for alternate. we are fairly quiet, 280 and 17, barely any vehicles on that so far. no issues to report for the south bay. >> alexis, thank you. >>> breaking news vermont senator bernie sanders announced he is running for pr

by noon grab the sunglasses.l need them. >> number two, the winter wonderland has come and gone in the east bay. check out this beautiful video of snow falling overnight. it may seem like a lot but it was gone before 4:00 a.m. >> thatog is confused. number three, if you want to see snow on the ground go to santa cruz mountains. our team was there when it started coming down.g traffic making sure cars don't go too fast for the condition. >> no crashes there. very impressive. we did have a crash in san leandro blocking the entire roadway. got the clear from chp, 880, long back-up castro valley, down to 3 miles an hour approaching that scene. >> number five, oakland teachers will rally at the city council meeting a day after they authorized a strike. no date set for a the walkout. they have been locked in a bitter labor battle. >>> number six. president trump will deliver highly anticipated state of the union address. the annual speech delayed a week because of the government shutdown. can you watch it at 6:00 on ab

that was just around noon or 12:30.was our daytime high, the temperatures plummeted. 39 will be the daytime high today. listen, it's already feeling like the teens out there right now. the wind chills will improve to the 20s throughout the day. that is it. our air temperature in the 20s to arod 30 degreight now. 30 in washington. the feels like temperatures, oh, yes, for my friends in wind chester, hagerstown, single digits. everybody else, teens and low 20s. it is chilly this morning. throughout the day, again, upper s. later on tonight, we have clear skies. it'll be a little on the cold side with theperatures falling into the 20s and teens throughout the area. now, we had a few clouds rolling through the region right now. we have clouds dissipathng on other side of i-81. 42 for tomorrow.ds increasing cl most of the day dry. looking at a rain/snow mix coming in later on tomorrow night. let's go ahead and talk aboth . i do believe monday morning is going to be impacted, as well as tuesday morning. roads are going to be

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>> through the morning rush through about noon, it definitely will be the snow e afternoon it is all about the ice, stwicwitching over toet sr freezing rain. freezing rain will be the one big thing we are watching for later in the afternoon in the afternoon commute. >> doug, we will wait for morde ils in a few minutes. thank you. >>> news 4 is working for you around the k clock top you and your family safe. tune in to "news 4 today" starting at 4:00 a.m. tomorrow to get the latest updates on wednesday as winter storm. jim. >>> the nearly 30-year-old story of d.c. drug kingpin is back in the news. prosecutors asked for a sentence, in his life but one part of that story has never been told until now. in a story you will only see on newsac 4 tonight,e bensen spoke to a now-retired d.c. cop who after just his third day at the police academy went undercover with one of the biggest and most dangerous drug ngs in u.s. history. >> if you would have told mee back then would still be talking about this now, i would have told you that you have to mebe kidding >> reporter: for safety we're not s

as we head towards noon, the better chance moves up into the north bay. that's where it's going to stay. still a random shower is possible for the rers of us at 7:00. then it's over. by overnight, fog fills in, in the north bay because of the decreasing in the clouds. let's take a quick look at how much will fall out of these random light showers. not a whole lot throughout the day. you get caught under one, .02 inches of rain. it makes things slick for your commute. the heavier storm, couple of inches of rain on the way. here's alexis. >>> we've had a nice start to the monday morning commute. looking at the traffic maps, one issue in the south bay. if you're traveling on the northbound 280 side of that interstate and trying to get off the bird avenue off ramp, be aware there's a disabled vehicle. there's no hazard lights, it's totally blacked out. chp on the way to the scene to assist with that. hopefully, that's cleared up soon. a quick check of drive times. these are nice and light too. 17 minutes. no bay bridge metering lights yet. nine minutes into t

some low- to mid-50s from noon to 4:00 and back in the 40s as quickly as 6:00. our last stop will be san francisco. 40s through 10:00, low- to mid-50s for you and 49 by 8:00. nice dry day to get out and about. let's bring alexis in here and talk about how that commute is different than yesterday. >> yesterday was crickets. nobody was on the road. if you did have to work, that was a nice treat. we're back to normal. walnut creek, folks up and moving on southbound 680, north at the 24 split. no blocking issues along the stretch. drive times we're looking good. westbound 80, highway 4 to the maze. we did have a multicar collision that started with a vehicle in the middle of the roadway richmond parkway, a couple of vehicles came along and hit that. we did confirm with chp everything is off on the shoulder and that bounced back quickly. in the green. bay bridge toll place, 8 minutes, san francisco to sfo in the green at 9 minutes. >> thanks, alexis. former president obama, warrior star steph curry and musician john legend in oakland today. it's part of a two-day eve

a flash flood watch is in effect through 7:00 tonight until 12 noon tomorrow. flooding our roadways is probably going to be common. if you are out there driving, try not to drive through any pools or puddles. slow down before you approach them. >> a coastal advisory is between 6:00 and noon. likely the peek of the local flooding on coastal trails. all low lying areas wide-spread areas. getting even more intense, we'll have a line of heavy downpours between midnight and 3:00 a.m. looks like the heaviest and most wide-spread rain along with very powerful wind gusts. it will be storming rather heavily. a little break before noon. another break. we are not going to get much of a break from the storm. stormy weather through the day with a few breaks in there. the totals by 11:30 tomorrow will range from about 1 3/4 of an inch. 1.4 inches and well over two inches of rain in most north bay locations. highs tomorrow will be in the upper 50s to 60 degrees. we have very high storm concerns. where hydroplaning. downed strees. here is the seven-day forecast. after tomorrow

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that is down from over 6- thousand as of noon time today... the vast majority of the outages are in sonoma county .... where 4- thousand customers remain affected ... due to flooding and mudslides. 325- in marin and napa counties. in the east bay, 454 in the east counties. in the east bay, 454 customers are without power. just 37- now - on the peninsula. 217 - in the south bay.... and only 4 -in san francisco. (ken)coming up tonight at 6:45... president trump's former personal attorney calls his ex-boss a con artist and racist. and that's just the beginning of his explosive testimony before congress. (pam) firefighters rescue three people trapped in a vehicle on a flooded road. we'll take you to the scene of the rescue. (ken) kron 4 is making a major change in the way we bring you the news. we have launched the bay area's only commercial - free 24-hour streaming news service. called 'kron on'. we're on all day and night - bringing you live breaking news, exclusive interviews and stories. if you watch our current newscasts on the new app - you'

a coastal flood advisory until noon. we have the astronomical high tides and the wind warning throughout the morning hours. 46 miles an hour by the delta, 26 miles an hour half moon bay, but you go up 1,000 feet and e we're looking at 40 to 50-mile-an-hour winds. so we're looking at very gusty winds right now throughout the next several hours. as we go throughout the 10:00, 11:00 hour and even noon time, a bit of a lull. then here comes that area of low pressure, that brings more heavy rain, the possibility of thunderstorms and the day will be breezy as well. we'll talk about how much rain to expect and what about super bowl sunday. all those details in a few minutes. >> we'll see you soon, lisa. >>> in the south bay windy conditions and heavy rainfall continues. the city of san jose starts wnter storm preparation in the summer. the san jose department of transportation has about 20 crews standing by to respond to taking any chances. he filled his truck with several sandbags because his home suffered flooding in the last

>>> now at noon parts of the bay area getting another soaking, atmosphel griego. >> i'm kenny choi. starting to move south. >> drivers had a wet morning commute on 101 north of petaluma. this car ended up facing the wrong way. we'll see it in a minute. >>> let's take a live look outside. you can see places that aren't getting wet just yet. it's looking cloudy and gloomy. >> meteorologist mary lee. >>> on high def doppler, pouring with heavy rain, more is to come that move across our region. can you see that heavy rain from santa rosa, pet a room a, in vern he, st. helena, napa right now. just getting a drenching across the golden gate, causality, san francisco, across the bay bridge. you are looking at the east bay, her curelies e berkeley, walnut creek, concord around because of the heavy rain that we are expecting through the day this afternoon and for this evening into tomorrow, a flash flood watch in effect this afternoon until wednesday with heavy rain, 2 to 5 inches for the bay coast. hills and mountains 6 to 10 inches of rain with this powerful storm. the winds are going to k

flash flood watch is in effect through noon today. we are seeing heavy rain. could see as much as an inch an hour with some of the stronger cells. do be mindful. we are looking at that flash flood watch, also high weekend warning in effect. this is set to expire at ten. i think it'll be extended right now we are looking at those gusts in the range of 65 miles an hour. yes, we have that winter storm warning. this is in effect through tuesday. we have another storm system sunday into monday. that will bring with it low snow levels. we will talk more about that coming up. in the meantime we are live this morning at the marin head lands. i have to imagine its windy, wet out there. how you doing >> reporter: yeah. it is. we saw quite a bit of rain as we were coming up here. the one constant as we have been talking about, that wind. that high wind warning still in effect until ten this morning. as you said that could be extended depending on conditions. overnight the north bay saw wind gusts from 50 to 60 miles an hour across some of the ridge tops. about an hour ag