san lorenzo and other ceeks and streams are on guard. at the historic powder works bridge in paradise park, the water has dropped a good ten feet from where it was earlier this month says localcontractor sam hull.sam hull/watching the rivernats (rain)back on highway 17, the rain picked up as the day wore on. so did the traffic.somehow, the driver if this shattered s.u.v. escaped serious injury in yet anothersingle-vehicle accident. bracing for a long evening was tow truck driver paul lima.paul lima/tow truck driver (grant) after being stranded on after being (grant) truck driverpaul lima/tow paul lima.driverwas tow truck long evening bracing for a accident. single-vehicle in yet anotherserious injury s.u.v. escaped shattered driver if this somehow, the traffic.somehow, the driver if this shattered s.u.v. escaped serious injury in yet another single-vehicle accident. bracing for a long evening was tow truck driverpaul lima.paul lima/tow truck driver (grant) after being stranded on the tracks for a day and a half, an amtrak train finally p

in san lorenzo, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> okay. thank you, matt. >>> let's take a look at what's going on with your weather. we'll start with temperatures around san francisco. hovering around 48 to 52 degrees. so a little bit cooler than yesterday. you can see temperatures elsewhere are a little bit more on the cool side compared to yesterday, especially in the north bay. 40 in healdsburg. 42 in petaluma. the rest of us 47 to 50 degrees. these are anywhere from 3 to 12 degrees cooler. you need a heavier coat this morning. look how dry it is on the bay bridge as we look at the western span from south bay. we have damp spots out there. there's a few lingering light showers and drizzle through the morning commute. that's about it for today. cooler all day if you're taking mass transit. just that random rain on the bay if you're taking a ferry. here's a look at the camera on the embarcadero. 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

it would be an hour before recovered.nats (san lorenzo river)elsewhere, near the san lorenzo and other creeks and streams are on guard. powder works bridge in paradise park, the water has dropped a good ten feet was earlier this month says localcontractor sam hull.sam hull/watching nats (rain)back on highway 17, the rain picked up as the day wore on. so did the traffic. somehow, the driver if this s.u.v. escaped serious injury in yet anothersingle-vehicle accident. bracing for a long evening was tow truck driver paul lima.paul lima/tow truck driver (pam) don't forget ... you can stay connected to the weather in your neighborhood with the kron-4 mobile app. you'll find full forecasts... and an interactive radar. you can also get push alerts on bay area storms. coming up tonight at 6:45... drug company executives on the hot seat in washington over the soarinig costs of prescription drugs... their explanation is ahead. and next... definitely not the trip they on an amtrak train stuck in snow. details ahead. ♪ [baby crib musical mobile] millions are still exposed to the dangers of secondha

(rob/live) i am here along the banks of the san lorenzo river which is running fast and strong but is not expected to get much higher because this storm stayed to the north and did not live up to expectations farther south. then again, there were downed trees, flooded roads and another reservoiris at capacity and spilling over. nats (reservoir spilling) there will likely be no rationing or mandatory water conservation measures imposed in santa cruz this summer. loch lomond reservoir here in the mountains near lompico is full and spilling over into newell creek which flows into the already-swollen san lorenzo river, which came close to flood stage earlier this month says water conservation manager toby goddard.toby goddard/city of santa cruz "...we've had almost 4 feet of rain this month in the watershed and the reservoir is full, it cant hold anymore..." howling here in ben lomond last night. a large fir tree fell onto this home on country club drive, causing major damage to the home and narrowly missing his room mate says owner nicholas rahall. nicholas rahall/tree fell on his house

teachers and students from berkeley, san francisco, albany and san lorenzo are planning.s comes after a marathon bargaining session on tuesday. >> we're hoping to come to an agreement. this has gone on certainly longer than most people hoped it would. a lot of families and students want to get back to class. >> i can say that we are still really excited for the cause. but some of us are feeling a little weary. but we're ready to go as long as it takes. >> reporter: the district's offer remains at 8.5% raise over four years. the teachers want 12% over three years. this is day six of the strike. reporting live, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> the weather looks like with mike nicco. >> updating the russian river. it is falling. look at this. down to 44.61. it's not falling a lot. but at least it's not trending the way it was yesterday when it was rising nearly a foot an hour. it is cooler up in the bay. look at the 30s. clear lake. calistoga, rohnert park and sebastop sebastopol. until american canyon and vallejo, 47 and 48. temperatures in the upper 40s to low 50s in the bay s

also san francisco, san lorenzo, and albany. at 11:00, everyone will gather in front of oakland city hall for a rally that will be happening at 11:00 this morning. live in oakland, allie rasmus, ktvu fox news. >>> coming up on mornings on 2 the 9. the city of san francisco is teaming up with a tech company to clear decades of marijuana related convictions. coming up, the district attorney joins us live in studi and tell us he reached out and helped me. he saw something in me that no one else saw. and that changed everything- for my life and my family's life, honestly. everyone wants to be (cthe cadbury bunny because only he brings delicious cadbury creme eggs. while others may keep trying, nobunny knows easter better than cadbury!® the one with the designer dog collar.(sashimi) psst. hey, you! wondering how i upgraded to this sweet pad? a 1,200-square-foot bathroom, and my very own spa. all i had to do was give my human "the look". with wells fargo's 3% down payment on a fixed-rate loan and a simpler online application, ge what

san lorenzo and other creeks and streams are on guard.storic powder works bridge in paradise park, the water has dropped a good ten feet from where it was earlier this month says localcontractor sam hull.sam hull/watching the rivernats (rain)back on highway 17, the rain picked up as the day wore on. so did the traffic.somehow, the driver if this shattered s.u.v. escaped serious injury in yet anothersingle-vehicle accident. bracing for a long evening was tow truck driver paul lima.paul lima/tow truck driver (vicki) a driver had to be rescued when their car got trapped by swift water near santa rosa. this happened on todd road and powers road this morning before 8. the driver got swept into a right shoulder ditch while trying to cross this water. the car was stuck in about three to four feet of water. and this apparently wasn't the only call firefighters responded to. they say there were several calls about cars stuck in water. (grant) after being stranded on the tracks for a day and a half, an amtrak train finally pulled into eugene oregon

. >> along the san lorenzo river, it's gushing behind you david. >> reporter: yes, indeed. way to santa cruz by the boardwalk, area around here got as much as four inches today, not as much as other parts of the bay area but monitored closely to foretell flooding downriver. the san lorenzo has a history of rising several feet in an hour with heavy rainfall, dramatic in boulder creek but not causing alarm. still several feet below flood stage. residents are glad they didn't get hammered as often happens. >> were prepared for more rainfall. thankful it's not as bad but hope those up north are staying safe. we know how it can be. >> reporter: constant concern is highway 17, rain makes slippery, can trigger rock and slides, can lead to collisions and single vehicle spinouts. had to contend with ponding in urban areas, others expect rainstorms as part of life. no major power outages according to pg&e. david says he has chainsaw for downed trees and is prepared at home. >> deal with it, wood stoves. power goes out, old school water heater, can still take hot showers. >> reporter:

san lorenzo and other creeks and streams are on guard.t the historic powder works bridge in paradise park, the water has dropped a good ten feet from where it was earlier this month says localcontractor sam hull.sam hull/watching the rivernats (rain)back on highway 17, the rain picked up as the day wore on. so did the traffic.somehow, the driver if this shattered s.u.v. escaped serious injury in yet anothersingle-vehicle accident. bracing for a long evening was tow truck driver paul lima.paul lima/tow truck driver (ken) (ken) in the east bay -- the storm is taking its toll on the roads. a tree fell and blocked traffic on an on- ramp to interstate 8-80 in hayward. that on-ramp was shut down for hours earlier today. the tree came down tuesday around 10am. no one was injured. when the tree was uprooted it destabilized another tall tree right next to it that had to be removed. officers say this was just part of a busy morning for roadway hazards on bay area freeways and on ramps during the storm. <"luckily it was one of our officers who came

san lorenzo at 16.35, near flood stage. other locations, the russian river is updated. expected to go to 20 which is 3 feet below flood stage. russian river at gravel, 2.82 at 37.9 tomorrow morning. let's get that napa river as well. st. helena, 15.14 is forecasted 18 point one at noon today. this is slightly at flood stage. near napa 22.71 and expected 22.8, slightly above flood stage. the wind gusting, we are . 49 t hour this morning. sfo had a gust at 62 miles per aro. said as they at 31 out of the south. the main moisture is to the south. look to the west southwest, that rotates in at the top of your screen. that comes in tomorrow. we have more coming up. >>> 6:53, eight drink cart smashed on the airplane. there is a delta flight leaving california. >>> let's see what is coming up in the next hour with mornings on 2 . >> we brought you a live report without wet weather is causing one home to slide down the hill slide. more live coverage with that harrowing situation and where the storm is hitting the hardest right now. >>> reported about a number of attempts to stop

mountains near lompico is full and spilling over into newell creek which flows into the already-swollen san lorenzo river, which came close to flood stage earlier this month says water conservation manager toby goddard.toby goddard/city of santa cruz "...we've had almost 4 feet of rain this month in the watershed and the reservoir is full, it cant hold anymore..."the wind was howling here in ben lomond last night. a large fir tree fell onto this home on country club drive, causing major damage to the home and narrowly missing his room mate says owner nicholas rahall. nicholas rahall/tree fell on his house "....he was so calm, i was really surprised. i would have been very panicked..."farther south, where corralitos creek washed over low-lying paulsen road, the fire department rescued three people after their car stalled midway through a stretch of road that was clearly marked closed at either end. the driver admits he made mistake.james saville/rescued from stranded vehicle "....i ignored the road signs and tried to follow some other cars through but my car didn't make it..."the water ws only about

which flows into the already- swollen san lorenzo river. water conservation manager toby goddard says... that river came close to flood stage earlier this month. (robin) a large fir tree also fell onto this home on country club drive... causing major damage to the home. further south, by corralitos creek near paulsen road... the fire department also rescued three people after their car stalled midway through a stretch of road... a road which was clearly marked closed. (robin) in the east bay... oakland teachers are entering day six of their strike. but the teachers union is praising a recent decision made by the oakland school district. the oakland education association canceled a meeting on making budget cuts. the teachers union says the district did the right thing ... in light of the largely empty classrooms and the on-going negotiations. today marks one week since teachers walked off the

they will get support from san lorenzo who reportedly are planning a sick out today to show solidarity with striking teachers. today, the teacher west union is going to have a rally followed by a march to the state office building where contract talks are being held. >> the school board canceled the budget meeting because of a big protest by teachers outside. on the agenda, a plan to cut $22 million from the budget next year. it includes layoffs and shopping $3 million for the on-site discretionary funds. just before the school board was about to convene, board members decided to postpone that meeting. >> it was the right decision. it should not go forward to make cuts to the budget before they figure out what they are doing in terms of contract. >> teachers are asking for a 12% pay hike plus smaller class sizes with more counselors and nurses.>> reporter: this would give teachers the 8% pay raise and a 2% bonus, up from the earlier offer of 7% pay raise and 1.5% bonus. >> we created a hotline for parents to get information. that.oll it across the bottom of your teething screen. you ca

abc 7 news reporter matt keller is live in san lorenzo. matt? >> reporter: good morning, jessica.this sixth day of the teachers strike, it looks like oakland teachers will be getting help from other teachers and students. the plan it for a sick-out at area school districts. teachers and students from berkeley, san francisco, albany and san lorenzo are planning to be absent and join the picket lines at 11:00 this morning at frank ogawa plaza. this is in response to a call from the rank and file members of the oakland education association. this comes after a marathon bargaining session on tuesday. >> we're still hoping to come to an agreement. this has gone on certainly longer than most people had hoped it would. a lot of families and students want to get back to class. >> i can say that we're still really excited for the cause. but some of us are feel a little weary. but we're ready to go as long as it takes. >> reporter: the district's offer remains at 8.5% raise over four years. the teachers want 12% over three years. matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> matt, thank you. let's turn now

look at this, in santa cruz, a crewman dangled over rushing water to clear storm debris in the san lorenzo river. in the mountains, a rollover accident this afternoon backed up traffic for miles in both directions on highway 17. this was just north of summit road. about an hour later, a tree fell into a car traveling northbound causing multiple cars to crash, blocking all lanes. the driver of that car was badly hurt and taken to the hospital. you can get the very latest headlines in the forecast with our morning team starting tomorrow at 4:30. >>> love and money are in the air this valentine's day. coming up, the number of americans with secret bank accounts or credit cards may surprise you. >>> facebook may have to pay a record fine. we are talking billions, for violating your privacy.>>> lights out in the tunnel, the problem that has drivers and electricians totally befuddled tonight. >>> have you ever lied to your partner about money? >> a new survey finds a shocking number of people are committing financial infidelity. >> reporter: sometimes this discovery is made through receipts, oth

mountains near lompico is full and spilling over into newell creek which flows into the already-swollen san lorenzos water conservation manager toby goddard.toby goddard/city of santa cruz "...we've had almost 4 feet of rain this month in the watershed and the reservoir is full, it cant hold anymore..."the wind was howling here in ben lomond last night. a large fir tree fell onto this home on country club drive, causing major damage to the home and narrowly missing his room mate says owner nicholas rahall. nicholas rahall/tree fell on his house "....he was so calm, i was really surprised. i would have been very panicked..."farther south, where corralitos creek washed over low-lying paulsen road, the fire department rescued three people after their car stalled midway through a stretch of road that was clearly marked closed at either end. the driver admits he made mistake.james saville/rescued from stranded vehicle "....i ignored the road signs and tried to follow some other cars through but my car didn't make it..."the water ws only about a foot deep, but officials say there is no way to tell if par

reservoir near lompico is full and spilling over into newell creek which flows into the already-swollen san lorenzoriver, which came close to flood stage earlier this month says water conservation manager toby goddard.toby goddard/city of santa cruz "...we've had almost 4 feet of rain this month in the watershed and the reservoir is full, it cant hold anymore..."(ken) anymore..."(ken) a large fir tree fell onto this home on country club drive, causing major damage to the home. farther south, where corralitos creek washed over low-lying paulsen road, the fire department rescued three people after their car stalled midway through a stretch of road that was clearly marked closed at either end. (pam) and we are keeping you up to date on this stormy weather through push alerts. download the kron 4 news app to get information on power outages, road closures, and to see radar in your area. still ahead at 8 and while we are seeing rain trearing through the bay area. just east of us the sierra is seeing dangrous amounts of snow. plus, the rain is causing major damage in the east bay. details on where a tree

and some may be joined by supporting teachers from san francisco, berkeley, san lorenzo, and albany schoolelt are staging a stick out on behalf of teachers here and showing solidarity. live in oakland, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> time is 8:36. san jose is facing issues and changes, many involving tech, let's bring in jesse gary standing by with the mayor at city hall, good morning to you both. >> reporter: good morning, mayor, good morning to you. we have a lot to cover today. he's get right to it. last night the council considered this idea of coliving spaces here in downtown san jose. over stretched to say it's like adult dorms. you want to classify it as something else? >> these are small bed rooms. with shared kitchens. shared living arrangements. they're very popular in manhattan and elsewhere. we'll have the largest coliving project in the country launching this spring under construction. we need a lot of different solutions to this housing crisis. and these kinds of market rate solutions are one of the tools we need. >> when you say market rate is that for whatever it goes for downtown lik

mentioned, teachers are getting a show of solidarity from others in san francisco, berkeley unified and san lorenzo and albany, they are engaged in a sick out and some joined the picket lines. this is the six date of that teacher strite. teachers joined oakland teachers on the picket lines in a show of solidarity. >> it is a statewide fight. education is underfunded throughout the state of telephone you. >> it is great others are joining with us in solidarity. some are coming to our lines and we call everyone to join our lines. we can stop the school closings. >> the negotiates continue on day 6. teachers are asking for a 12% pay hike and smaller class sizes and more counselors and nurses. the district offered a proposal to give teachers an 8% pay raise and a 2% bonus. >> we know they have not spent money responsibly. we got $78 million last year and none wet to the classrooms. there needs to be a report cessation of the budget. >> reporter: representatives from the unit and the school district expressed optimism and encouraged by both sides continued to berkeley. john said quote, i was usd is enco

the loch ull newell creek, which flows into the already- swollen san lorenzo river...ater conservation manager toby goddard says, that river came close to flood stage earlier this month.. (pam) a large fir tree fell onto this home on country club drive, causing major damage to the home. farther south, where corralitos creek washed over low- lying paulsen road, the fire department road, the fire lying paulsen road, the fire department rescued three people after their car stalled midway through a stretch of road ... a road which was clearly marked closed at either end. (ken) in the east bay... crews in contra costa county were busy responding to downed trees, power lines and clogged drains . one lane on eastbound ygnacio valley road in walnut creek between civic drive and walnut boulevard is closed indefinitely.. while pg-and-e crews work to restore power after a large tree fell on power lines. fortunately, the tree didn't

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 to turn off six valves. >> the chance of flames leaping from building to building and this is a very windy city, so i would not be surprised if this would happen again. >> the pipeline safety expert told kpix 5 that the network of underground pipes in san francisco was complex. >>> it is 5:10 am. >>> wheels up for southwest as new flights to hawaii stirring up airline competition in the bay area. >>> we will see a brief break in the rain is we track this next weather system and when the rain will return on the futurecast, coming up. >>> a deadly crash has a lien shut

traffic is moving nicely out of san lorenzo, and hayward, that entire area looking good. the drive times are in the grade. on the east shore freeway, highway 4 to the maze, and easy 15 minute drive time with no delays on highway 4. 101 looks good as well and all mass transit is on time. you may want to use bart, everything is on time with no delays. muni is also looking good. the san mateo bridge onto good stop and start. >>> it looks like this rain will stick around throughout the day today, off and on into the weekend. we finally have a dry day. you can see the wet start to the day and you saw that on the live camera but you can see from san francisco down through south san francisco, san mateo and across the peninsula, the bay bridge into the east bay. from lafayette to san ramon we zoom in closer where you can see the downpour in piedmont, west oakland, oakland, across the bay bridge into the sunset district and the bayview district. here is the wet bay bridge camera and you can see temperatures running in the 40s to about 50 in oakland. concord at 46, 45 in livermore

we'll see traffic start to bunch up san lorenzo to hayward. and past that light.nce you're on the span itself, all 7 miles westbound, no delays to foster city. traffic is pretty light. a quick look at the south bay, so far, so good. and you are in the green. if you need to hop on 101 out of san jose you should be good to go and no delays on 280. >>> this morning, many north bay residents are on edge as the next storm threatens to bring flooding and mudslides to the area. emily turner is live in sausalito where a mudslide buried a woman in the last powerful storm. >> reporter: it's certainly something to be concerned about as the rain is beginning. you can see crescent is closed because that slide back there in the dark is there and causing quite a concern. i'm going to keep my voice low out of respect from the people who are still sleeping. crews were out with the u.s. geological survey and they were using laser technology to measure the stability of the ground. sandbags were stacked up against the hill to stop further movement of the earth. but with 4 inches, not

the teachers from san francisco, berkeley, san lorenzo and albany all planning to show their support.t night negotiators for the district told the chronicle they have increase the opportunity a % pay raise with a 2% bonus but fall short of the 12% pay raise teachers are demanded. the union leaders are criticizing the district for publicizing the propal sayi tothan through ning face- social media. >>> the president spoke before heading back to the u.s. from vietnam overnight. >> having it during this very important summit is sort of incredible, and he lied a lot. what is very interesting is that -- >> during the six hours of testimony michael cohen called his former boss a con man, liar and cheat. cohen presented a coffee of a check is evidence that the president paid hush money for stormy daniels. he said then-candidate trump back released links to wikileaks.ent trump broke the law -- >> looking at the facts, and listening to mr. cohen, it appears he did break the law. >> republicans on the committee question the credibility of cohen about the served three years in prison for tax crim

lomond reservoir is full and spilling over into newell creek which flows into the already-swollen san lorenzo river. goddard/city of santa cruz: "...we've had almost 4 feet of rain this month in the watershed and the reservoir is full, it cant hold anymore..."> (grant) a large fir tree fell onto a large fir tree fell onto this home on country club drive, causing major damage to the home. farther south, where corralitos creek washed over low-lying paulsen road, the fire department rescued three people after their car stalled midway through a stretch of road thay wamarked closed at both ends of the at both ends of the closure. (vicki) in the east bay.. crews in contra costa county were busy responding to downed trees, power lines and clogged drains today. one lane on eastbound ygnacio valley road in walnut creek between civic drive and walnut boulevard is closed indefinitely.. while pg-and-e crews work to restore power after a large tree fell on power lines. fortunately, the tree didn't fall on any passing cars.. or people walking by. and in el sobrante, crews ran street sweepers down san