the sidewalks, be careful tomorrow. >> brittney: 35, in novado. >> brittney: fairfield dropping down to the big three and the big three in three of this step. we can expect to see the cold temperatures tonight. -- fairfield is dropping down to 33 degrees. >> brittney: next week we are tracking tuesday night and to wednesday with possibly thursday. >> brittney: we continue to see scattered snow storms best-snow showers and the sierra. >> brittney: that will continue to move out of the lake tahoe area. >> brittney: friday and saturday is a possibility of a little disturbance began us few light showers on sunday. >> brittney: guys? >> this just in to the kron 4 newsroom. >> grant: we are tracking an incident that has happened in oakland with a train hitting pedestrians near klay and embarcadero. we are sending a crew there to get more information on exactly what is going on. but we do know that multiple people have been hit by a train in oakland and will keep you posted there. pam? >> grant: thank you, grant. >> pam: thank you, grant >> pam:in the north bay, a section of highway- 37 is

a special, in this area and it will go until a thirty. >> brittney: 8:30 >> brittney: we are monitoring the situation carefully. and one of the reasons of why we are dealing with this flash flooding is because we have seen an enormous amount of rainfall. in the last 24 hours. and we will talk with lawrence. >> reporter: the rain showers this one right into the creeks. this is a tremendous amount of rain showers. canfield had over 6 in. of rain. that is 10 in. of rain showers. all that water is running down into the watershed and causing but flooding right now and the creeks and rivers. we are not done with the rangers just yet. we are going more towards better showers in the north that. --we are not done with the rainfall just yet. we are getting better towards scattered showers in the north bay. >> brittney: >> reporter: phillip like the rain showers are tapering off a little bit but there is still more out there and we are not done yet. it takes awhile for the water to make its way down to the mountain and into those creeks. >> reporter:--and although we are seeing the rain showers st

>> brittney: that stays in effect and least until midnight. but everywhere else, flash flood warnings have expired so things the starting to come down a bit. we do have another batch of moisture starting to move and the north face now. heavier rain shower starting to come down or continues to come down and santa rosa with things trekking to the east. >> brittney: went to speak for flooding. --we have wind speed or flooding >> brittney: a ramp was closed with highway 1 and highway 101. we do have reports of standing water on the ramp southbound 880 s. seventh st.. and the big question is when will we try it out?-- dry out >> brittney: we do have one more system scuttled tonight which should be all local maurer with scattered showers and the morning dripping--we do have one more system planning to come through tonight and also tomorrow morning with scattered showers. >> pam:in saint helena. public works crews paying close attention to silverrado trail. where a rockslide there along the napa river forced several road closures in the area. >> pam:

. >> pam:meteorologist brittney shipp is tracking what's ahead. >> brittney: we are tracking flooding rains over the weekend. more of the rain/snow mixed over the sierra. that will melt a little bit of the snow. it will be messy and the sierra this weekend. plus we are expecting more snow in the higher elevations. >> brittney: as you wake up tomorrow morning. and had to work the the thing is it will be a dry commute. -- and head to work >> brittney: it will be cooler temperatures in the 30's midland. mostly sunny skies. we will stay in the high '40's low 50s for the daytime high. i will have more details on the next large system that will move through coming up in about 15 minutes. >> pam:our team covereage continues now with grant lodes, who takes us around the bay. as people deal with one storm and prepare for another, bigger one. >> pam:grant? >> grant: yes, pam. it is sobering to think this most recent storm is just a warm- up for what's to come this weekend. it's a mess here in the santa cruz mountains. >> grant:crews are working long hours to clear rock and mudslides like this o

. >> brittney: >> brittney: >> brittney: >> brittney: >> grant:the substance.was de-icing fluid.the spokesperson says it's a non-toxic product calld glycol. >> grant:three flight attendants reported not feeling well. one was taken to the hospital once the plane landed. the alaska flight was from seattle to san jose. >> grant:passegers report being stuck on the plane for a time once it landed at 6:45 tonight. one tweeting.saying everyone is trapped at the gate as a flight attendant argues with a paramedic.the paramedic telling the flight attendant she's fine. >> grant:the plane has been taken out of service. san jose's fire and police personnell showed up.as did the haz mat team. there were not any passengers that said the substance affected them. >> grant: pam? >> pam: thanks, grant. >> pam:our other big story tonight: the fallout from the heavy rains. tonight -- flooding remains a problem in all sections of the bay area. >> pam: this video over guerneville in sonoma county. you can see the devastation there. tonight, flood waters there are receding -- and the cleanup is beginning. kron4's lydia

>> steve: thanks, brittney! >> steve:president-elect donald trump is setting his sights on toyota in his latest effort to pressure a company into building its products in the u.s. rather than mexico. >> steve:trump tweeted today that the japanese automaker plans to build a factory in baja, mexico, to build the compact corolla. he warned the company to build the plant in the u.s. or pay a big border tax. the threat is similar to those he has aimed at ford and general motors. >> pam:you remember that wall donald trump promised throughout his campaign? well, he plans to ask congress to put up the money to build it. >> pam:not mexico. >> pam:the president-elect's transition team has signaled to congressional republican leaders that trump's preference is to fund the border wall through the appropriations process as soon as april. >> pam:the move would break a key campaign promise when trump repeatedly said he would force mexico to pay for it. >> steve: do not go away! >> steve:coming up at 8. two distraught sisters m

>>vicki: thank you, brittney. >>vicki: >>vicki: a recall for a cat brand of pet food is listed for more details you can visit us at kron4.com >> grant:coming up next, megyn kelly opening up about her depature from fox news. to n-b-c. tonight, we go inside the possible reasons for her big move and what this means for her career. >> reporter:and tonight as kelly opens up for the first time about her decision, we ask just how risky is this move? >> i just kept trying to find a way out of the shirt tank and ultimately i did. -- out of the shark tank >>megyn we cannot wait for you to join us. >> the cable network most successful tv host will host for final show on friday before she dropped to daytime tv. >> we know that fox tv was offering her of north of 20 million tuesday. >> our media insider says the lucrative deal will allow her to spend more time with her three young children about the risk is huge. >> is directly de time has been a graveyard to some major talents. launching their own shows in the daytime to begi

>> brittney: most of the rain falls it would here. >> brittney: light rain showers and one that creek and the same thing outside of our ran that and feature cast shows what is in store for the rest of tonight. tomorrow morning by 5:00 a.m., we have more rainshowers. antioch, san mateo and other communities like rainshowers for rest of the commute. coming home from work as well. by 430 on tuesday, a heavy downpour is expected. for in the evening. >> brittney: near concord, oakland and hayward more rainshowers expected. mainly, it will be parts of the east bay. but we can pick up another inch or so of rainfall on top of everything that we have already seen this past weekend. we have rivers and streams that are at their macs with flooding. >> brittney: i am tracking what is in store for the rest of the work we cannot have more of that coming up. >> catherine: thanks, brittney! >> catherine:parts of the north bay are dealing with major flooding problems. this is video from our partnership with a-b-c 7.showing the russian river in guerneville. the river hit flood stage early this morning.

chief meteorologist, brittney shipp joins us now . >> brittney: 9 mi. off the coast a another batch of moisture pushes its way through san francisco. >> brittney: heavier down powers by tomorrow morning. -- down purours >> brittney: wednesday morning. everything will lighten up. with a few isolated showers through wednesday morning. >> brittney: just over 2 in. in petaluma and parts of san francisco with the moisture pushing towards the east with heavier still fall and snowfall levels keep dropping. >> brittney: we could see two to 5 ft. of stone fought at the lake level. >> brittney: you want to be really careful in the sierra. driving tomorrow, you want to be careful. if you can you will notice i wednesday work things will start to lighten up. >> brittney: a lot of snow on to say and same thing on wednesdays. temperatures they cool at 31 degrees. we do have a lot of wind up advisory's up to almost 60 mi. per hour pushing into thursday. >> brittney: your seven they forecast shows as we head into tomorrow with temperatures ellis' at close to an average

we turn to chief meteorologist brittney shipp. >> technical difficulties deposit.. >> brittney: as far as the bay area we are looking pretty good. >> catherine:turning now to southern santa clara county --- where wednesday's storm unleashed a flood which devastated a rural neighborhood near hollister. >> catherine:kron four's rob fladeboe joins us live from hollister. on how flood victims are trying to dry out and clean up. rob? >> reporter: once again set up a command post not far from where the flood zone is located. the office has issued a water contamination health alert. informing all the people in the zone not to drink the tap water. a couple of crews just pulled here with a couple of free bottled water. but they are disturbing and the flood zone. people are trying to come back bay cleanup work --clean up their house, as if they do not have enough to worry about. >> reporter:the flood waters that wreaked havoc with scores of homes here on lovers lane in hollister left it's calling card in the form of thick, greasy mud. dennis palmer says it's eveerywhere and the damage is widespr

and chief meteorologist brittney shipp is keeping a close eye on the radar. brittney.eturn >> brittney: sips keeping an eye on the radar. >> brittney: just to show you why we are seeing so many school closures and sonoma county, we have reports of a foot of water on the roadway to happen at 9:00 this morning when the rains started. petaluma, with flooding and also with reports of san francisco with high sustained wind speed. up to 40 mi. per hour. so, that has been another concern for us. 24 and now,--in napa for >> brittney: a closer look >> brittney: for a closer look,lawrence? >> reporter: we are looking at more flooding when agassi bloody anywhere in this area. --where you can see flooding anywhere in this area. >> reporter: if you live anywhere along the napa river you may want to go to high ground as we are starting to see blood in there as well. --flooding there as well >> reporter: meantime, and the santa cruz mountains. with plenty more rain showers on the way we will keep you of it right here on kron 4 news. >> technical difficulties. >> technical difficultie

, brittney shipp with the weather! >> brittney: just to remind you to protect livestock, out pour plumbing and a sensitive plants. as it is a freeze warning until tomorrow morning. temperatures will be in the '20s and 30 degrees. that is a very bitter cold start to the morning. temperatures will warm up to the high forties for most locations towards the afternoon. only, again in the low 50s for behind. >> brittney:-- for the high >> brittney: scott gantt, we are tracking into the weekend from 4 to 5 in. of rainfall. in should start making plans to rework your plans now. i will go over

brittney what zone are talking about. we are mainly talking about the north bay zone. >> brittney: giving us the possibility of black eyes with this system over our region. --black ice >> brittney: as we get into the rest of tonight we will see a few locations dropping to frozen temperatures. it is extremely dangerous when you are driving. the sidewalks, be careful tomorrow. >> brittney: 35, in novado. >> brittney: fairfield dropping down to the big three and the big three in

what topic like weather. >> brittney:--tropic like weather >> brittney: we are up to 3 in. for san francisco, palo mudd and pleasanton. --pedal lon-- petaluma and pleasanton. >> brittney: unsettled weather for saturday and sunday story through tuesday. wednesday, we start to dry out but we should see another system come thursday. >> vicki: thanks, britt! >> vicki:new mothers who pump breast milk often find it uncomfortable andthe equipment is bulky and loud, and the process can be painful. >> grant:to remedy this. a silicon valley company is out with a new product to make pumping breast milk easier. the hands-free "willow" is the first smart, wearable breast pump. >> grant:it was featured at the consumer electronics show this week. the device it fits in a woman's bra, pumps silently, and is dishwasher safe. >> grant:the willow launches this spring, retailing for 430 dollars. >> vicki: wow! >> vicki:coming up, we introduce you to one bay area grandmother. featured on a 'food network' special.meet the woman. who will be competing against other ladies from across the nation in

to put off with p >> brittney: >> brittney: you will see a 630 the rain starting to come down. have your pockets was sleeping san on saturday night. --have their pockets will sleeping and derek--- >> >> brittney: -- with the heaviest rain will move and and you have to factor in more light rain showers on monday and tuesday bringing our totals close to 4 in. for san francisco. >> steve: good night >> carrie fisher, debbie reynolds 911. first carrie. >> it's a medical emergency for a passenger. >> then debbie. >> is she alert? can you wake her up. >> details on the private services being held at the house today. >>> then two sisters kicked off the plane. they missed their father's dying moment. >> did the flight attendant show any compassion whatsoever. >> the passengers revolt. >> the most inhumane deplorable thing i've seen any human being do. >>> and melania trump little black dress uproar. >> this is the little black dress creating all of the fuss. >> are they really building a brick wall around president obama's new mansion? >>> then

. >> brittney: we are finally drying things out. what they've little bit of luck over moisture that will cause black ice so be very careful when you go into work tomorrow creek-- >> brittney: things will clear up with a lot of sunshine. >> brittney: we will stay dry friday, saturday but by sunday morning we are tracking a little weather disturbance right here. that could bring us some rainfall near the coast and another round of snowstorm--snow showers in the sierra. >> brittney: we are tracking another round of rainfall next week pericope--next week. >> brittney: livermore, as well could experience black ice all its take is left over moisture and temperature is below freezing. >> brittney: 41 degrees and land, 46 degrees with a cold start to the morning. and to purchase was the male lead and the low 50s at fourth avenue will go to the mid to high fifties and that is the beginning. --and heading into the afternoon temperatures will be mainly in the low 50s. and go to the high 50s near the end of the evening. >> steve: we will stay o

. >> brittney: we are still concerned about the river. although it is nice to see some of the rain showers die down. >> brittney: we do have a flash flood warning that will stay in effect until midnight. if you live close to the alameda creek you want to be very careful. >> brittney: just moving out of the nep but and tracking to the east. -- moving out of napa >> brittney: have one strong airline. pushing to san francisco on route 1120 and closer to oakland on route 1143. >> brittney: lee was a pretty close to the mid '50s tomorrow. the boat, we are concerned about the rivers and streams. for more details on that we will send it over to lawrence army urologists-- meterologist >> reporter: we have a flood right now on the roads there and around the rivers. st. helena has been flooding there for a good part of the day. at 19.2 ft. creek the good news is that it is starting to fall a little bit. >> reporter: about five or 6:00 with the see a flood there at 39.7 ft which would be a major flood in the guernville area. >> steve: thank you, law

. >> brittney: heavy rain showers will get here by saturday. >> brittney: we are under the freeze warning until

no, >> brittney: >> gary: >> gary: no.laughter >> gary: to more warriors have joined curry and kevin durant, for that in national basketball association all-star game. klay thompson was added as a guard. this will be his third straight all-star game. he is averaging 21.1 points from the warriors this season. >> gary: draymond green... was selected after for although he is at averaging only 10.7% he leads the team in rebounds, assists and is there st vendor this is his second straight all- star game. the last time the warriors set for players to the all-star game was 1968. steve carr and his staff will also coached the western conference all-star spirit >> gary: steve kerr >> gary: zach lavine... who has won the last two national basketball association all-star not contest would not be returning to the stand his title. he says he has nothing to prove and lost the focus on helping his minnesota timber will make the playoffs. last year he all gold san jose native aaron gordon of the orlando magic for the title. ... no player

clouds. >> brittney: with our inland locations close to 41 degrees. >> brittney: will notice that our temperatures will stay and a low fifties for tomorrow all around the lunch hour and the mid '50s by 3:00 p.m. with a lot of sunshine so we will have a comfortable afternoon. >> brittney: a few spots will get into the '60s, for the saturday and sunday. >> brittney: 54 degrees in san mateo, 55 in redwood city. , 57 high in santa rosa, 54 and we'll be stuck. --in rio vista >> brittney: --we are at 57 degrees for san jose. >> brittney: we have a lot of sunshine as we go into the weekend with closer to 60 degree temperatures. a lot of sunshine for sunday and monday, 64 degrees is back on the map. i strained up '60s and a lot of sunshine. we will take a look at the weather at 6:00. >> vicki:thanks, britt! >> vicki: macdonalds is giving away 10,000 bottles of its big macs special sauce. the fast-food chain is doing the giveaway to promote its new bid matt sandwiches. the graeme mac and the big met julia. --the grand mac and the big mac jr. >> grant: to get a limited edition bottle you can fo

to put off with p >> brittney: >> brittney: you will see a 630 the rain starting to come down. have your pockets was sleeping san on saturday night. --have their pockets will sleeping and derek--- >> >> brittney: -- with the heaviest rain will move and and you have to factor in more light rain showers on monday and tuesday bringing our totals close to 4 in. for san francisco. >> steve: >> male announcer: coming up next, in this paid presentation from murad, for the first time ever, a million-bottle giveaway of dr. murad's breakthrough intensive age-diffusing serum. so powerful, it's clinically shown to increase skin firmness by up to 42% in just 15 minutes! and keep watching because today, you can get it free. this tv-exclusive offer isn't available anywhere else -- not in stores, not in salons. but today, you can reduce the appearance of wrinkles, visibly tighten and plump your skin, and restore hydration and look as young as you feel for free. but first, when you look in the mirror, do you look as young as you feel? >> all i see are lines and wrinkles. >> my skin is dry and s

>> brittney: now we can put our numberless away and cleanup!--we can put our umbrella away. >> brittney: towards the afternoon, you will see the clouds the decreasing with more sunshine. we have been checking out on summer weather near the north bay zone. when we fly over to lake tahoe, is still dealing with snow flurries so it's not completely dry for everyone. >> grant: >> brittney: we do have some unsewed weather for tomorrow. it will not last long. i am now seeing any rain showers moving and derrick it seems to be dry for the weekend even as we go into monday. so i'm tracking a dry weather for you. >> brittney: with the temperatures tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m., is 36 for santa rosa, 40 degrees to start in oakland and san jose on the course died at 37 degrees. --on the cooler side at 37 degrees. >> brittney: some patchy fog is expected for us that everything seems to clear up about 10:00 a.m.. >> brittney: 54 and san francisco, we will see a high of 55 and half moon south bay song; a lot of sunshine. 66 degrees and cupertino. >> brittney:

: " conditions are expected >> brittney: cold conditions are expected. >> brittney: we have a satelliterid are showing us high- pressure--satellite rater is showing as high pressure. >> brittney: estates over our region for the next couple of days. so it will be more of a dry pattern for us. 49 degrees in san francisco, 42 and half but at 43 in fairfield. 42 degrees and napa. >> brittney: mid-50s are expected for san francisco and 59 for mountain view. >> brittney: we will see clear visibility for most of the day. and if you want to go to the high country over the weekend. temperatures will want drastically for saturday and sunday. --will warm drastically for saturday and sunday. i will have more on the weather in just a few more minutes. >> pam moore: right now, police is still searching for a bank robber. >> grant: less start with the highway. i 17 has just reopened. and has been closed since this morning from about 11:00 a.m.. the planes. northbound and southbound. they are hoping to start opening northbound on highway 17 in the next few minutes before we hit 9:00. >> grant: all day,

. >> brittney: as we get into the rest of tonight you will notice in san francisco 46. livermore at 44. duryea and napa, closing to freezing temperatures along the bay and in oakland. >> brittney: as we head into tomorrow by 9:00 a.m. we see clouds. we will start off at 43 degrees by the coast. this is all coming up in my fall forecast. >> steve: the national coastguard has officially called off the search for kayaker. when he turned back there was no sign of his friend >>: he could have got himself out of the water up on one of the levees. >> steve: the search operation however wrapped up this afternoon >> pam: new to nine days several car stolen. have been tense hours apart. we understand that the cold weather may have played a part. >> reporter: that's right pam and steve jest this morning five cars were stolen. the victims have left their cars running warming up. police in livermore say all the steps are in place. 33 vehicles stolen in seven days. >>: in their reports they read that the victim's had left the vehicle to go back inside the house as it warms up. >> ste

they should receive more than that. >> brittney: some spots like pleasanton could get 4 in. of rain fall. by the time monday comes around creek 3.5 in fremont and three in san francisco and cattlemen. along with santa rosa. --7 francisco and coal mine. -- san francisco and petaluma >> brittney: in the it will rain all day. monday is start to take off. --sunday , issued rains all day. monday issues start to taper off >> pam:san francisco's rec and park department says. high winds. plus already saturated soil. brought down trees in golden gate park. that is a nearly 50 -foot monterey cypress. that had to be chopped down. it was one of three cypresses, and one by a falling tree overnight. >> pam:the playground at mother's meadow was closed off today. as a saftey precaution. the next big round of rain coming our way could be a challenge to the city park's 130,000 trees. >> pam:rec and park officials say, they will have a crews on stand-by this weekend. so if any other trees come down in the storm. they can respond quickly. >>steve: a mother is out rage after seeing her daughter

, brittney shipp with the weather! >> brittney: just to remind you to protect livestock, out pour plumbing and a sensitive plants. as it is a freeze warning until tomorrow morning. temperatures will be in the '20s and 30 degrees. that is a very bitter cold start to the morning. temperatures will warm up to the high forties for most locations towards the afternoon. only, again in the low 50s for behind. >> brittney:-- for the high >> brittney: scott gantt, we are tracking into the weekend from 4 to 5 in. of rainfall. in should start making plans to rework your plans now. i will go over more details coming up and another 10 minutes. >> pam:officials are warning people to start preparing now as heavy rain is expected to bring more flooding and downed trees all across the bay area. >> pam:today in marin crews were trimming tree branches and long limbs away from power lines. residents in the area also spent time clearing out gutters and trimming hedges in preparation for the storm. >> pam:also in the east bay. public of the

we turn to chief meteorologist brittney shipp. >> technical difficulties deposit.. >> brittney: as far as the

--and >> brittney: here is a closer look at our weekly planner. we are not worried about f o g. 34 the bay and 40's for the an lick location so it will be a close start. temperatures pushing into the mid '50s closer to the bay and by that afternoon we are closer to the '60s for both locations. we are one to see high pressure. >> brittney: tonight, getting down to the 30's for santa rosa, 34 and antioch, temperatures for now but at 37. at 32 degrees for half on bay. by tomorrow most locations close to 60 degrees. >> brittney: temperatures in san jose at 59 degrees. it must take a look at the 7 day forecast to see what we can expect for the weekend. temperature stayed closer to 50 degrees. for a saturday and sunday with the mid-60s on monday and tuesday with a partly cloudy skies moving into denied and tracking rainshowers for wednesday and thursday would cooler temperatures returning on thursday. >> brittney: the storm does not look too big. but at the flat glass for wednesday and thursday. --but it does look like it will last for wednesday and thu

but first let's go to kron-4' meteorologist brittney shipp. brittney is timing out the rain. >> britteny: the heaviest rainfall is dying to come down to nine things widen out as we go through tomorrow morning's commute. and more rain on the way at with widespread rain continuing hours long reign we started earlier this morning continuing in the afternoon and here is where some of the heaviest rainfall with heavier elevations said cruz mountains just outside of livermore outsider brentwood. all seem moderate downpours the entire area under flood advisory until and 45 and is of a few hours left. do not try and cross through and then go the other way. it's very important you try not to estimate the flooded roadways quarter of an inch up a

brittney breaking news out of the east bay. we just got word from the chp that the antioch bridge is completely shut down right now due to downed trees. we're told the downed trees are on hwy 160 just north of the bridge on the sacramento county side.a few miles south of highway 12. excited and then the with the next few hours here but the clock to the subregion scattered

it's not going to let up. >> brittney shipp is tracking these storms. >>> i am meteorologist brittney shipp. you can see on our richmond bridge camera, there is a good amount of rainfall coming down and that will be the trend as you head to work tomorrow. bring your umbrella. he needed over the next couple of days. bring everything you need because we're going to see a lot of snowfall. it's going to be difficult getting to the high country. a closer look at radar now. san rafael to pacifica, dry right now in san francisco, it -- oakland and antioch seeing steady rainfall. this picks up overnight. this is a look at future rainfall. heavier pockets will keep pushing on sure. the most widespread rain will be around 2 am. if you get up closer to 6:00, 7:00, most of the moisture will be off to the east, especially the heavier downpours over antioch and san jose. san francisco and parts of the north bay zone will start to dry out. a closer look at our seven-day forecast shows more unsettled weather is on the way. >> we will keep you up-to-date if you want to stay in the know. take us with y

we will seek a few lingering showers in decreasing clouds throughout the day. >> brittney: as we had an two's saturday, sunday and monday heavier rain showers consistently. we still have role closures for the sierra with a lot of snow coming down. by the weekend another round of whether that will move into the sierra that is a wayne snell mix. and melted snow. along with heavier snow for the higher elevations. superb >>steve: we are glad that you joined us here. we will be back in the morning and four a m. take as long ago at, for that kind. -- kron4.com >> pam: good night! it's beautiful. was it a hard place to get to? (laughs) it wasn't too bad. with the chase mobile app, jimmy chin can master depositing his hard earned checks in a snap. easy to use chase technology for whatever you're trying to master. > it's a boy for janet jackson at 50! but does she already have a secret daughter? >> came out and said, you have a daughter with janet jackson. >>> then, jenny mccarthy's extraordinary attack on mariah carey. >> it was that bad. >>> and -- >> i have decided to pursue a new challeng

. >> brittney: we did see some light snow flurries and the sierra. temperatures at 54 degrees and fairfield, 55 and san mateo and 56 the highs and concord. >> brittney: less of sunshine for the next few days headed into the weekend and on top of that we would track a morning trend. that will push our daytime highs into the 60s by monday. and we have not seen that in a while and down excited. >> steve: love it >> steve: we hope you join us at 4:00 a.m. to rid the night everyone. --goodnight everyone that sound. like nails on a chalkboard. but listen to this: (family talking) that's a different kind of sound. the sound of the weekend. it's baking season. warm up with pillsbury. protein. protein proteiny protein. proteiny protein? protein proteiny protein. at least 14 grams of protein. 100 calories. new greek 100 protein. from yoplait. >> death of a tv legend. beloved actress mary tyler moore. her final hours. >> then, secret service shocker. the agent who said she wouldn't take a bullet for president trump. >> a little disturbing. >> plus, outpouring o

>>steve: >> brittney: but this time you get up on thursday morning the clouds will clear and we will stay dry until friday. tracking a larger system coming in for the weekend with a lot of rain showers and snow mixed in certain higher elevations. flooding is careful driving. miss forest near the bay and the coast with mostly sunny skies for the afternoon. however, cooler air has already started to come in and soil temperatures will stay below average. with the times between 40 and mid to low 50s. 7 they for cashpoint all of the changes that are in store. we will seek a few lingering showers in decreasing clouds throughout the day. >> brittney: as we had an two's saturday, sunday and monday heavier rain showers consistently. we still have role closures for the sierra with a lot of snow coming down. by the weekend another round of whether that will move into the sierra that is a wayne snell mix. and melted snow. along with heavier snow for the higher elevations. superb >>steve: we are glad that you joined us here. we will be back in the morning and four a m. [ female announcer ] the fo

we start first with chief meteorologist brittney shipp. where a flash flood warning has been issued for alameda county as well brittney? >> britteny:in th e evening commute we see isolated showers " flash flood warning is in effect are you seeing any of the flooding all talking about. hough hot hot hit high fly the and convenient and and don't cut stingier peddling manila go as low as it the girls are very high. and very close but the rain late wednesday afternoon in center fell. and back windows. knocking it out power lines around 70 people. and no one was hurt but someone was inside the house and all the other half of the tree fell onto. plan and then the the senate was not hurt she tells issue her a loud sound but the tree did not come inside although crack in some areas will be ok. the weather did not let up and then those with pg&e specific power lines. end of the show conditions did not change. will the jury what looked like the scenes coming up tonight very windy right out and commit site but three that i was a close eye on it isn't

brittney shipp is in here to help with our team coverage. we have some kind of storm coming tonight. stock we have a storm coming in i've had a few people asking where is the rain? it is on its way. we saw a lot of rain come down earlier and now it is picking back up. we will time everything out and show you what you can expect. as we get closer to 10:30 pm some of the heaviest rain is going to be in the south basil near san jose and also mountain view restart to the orange and yellow. that is heavy rain coming down. as you go to sleep right around midnight looks like some of the heavier pockets will fill in the some of the east bay zone also near santa rosa, and near mountain view, san mateo once again as we go through the night, at 2 am you can see again heavy rain will continue coming down. this time widespread from samples go out of their oakland, concord, antioch and vallejo. is last for about 12 hours. from 2 am all the way until 2 pm. we are dealing with heavy rain showers coming down and flash flooding will be a concern. especially i

yoplait. >>> i'm kron 4 meteorologist brittney shipp. patchy fog is possible into the rest of tonight especially for santa rosa where temperatures will get close to freezing. 35 degrees in novato. mid-30s in napa. 33 at antioch. 35 in livermore. close to san francisco we will stay in the low 40s. mountain view will drop down to 37. by the time you wake up to start your saturday lots of sunshine. however we will see a cold start to the morning by the coast. mid-40s by the bay. low 40s 30s for our inland locations. by noon temperatures mainly in the low to mid-50s. but most locations tomorrow afternoon will push closer to 60 degrees. three day forecast shows we stay in the 60s saturday, sunday. take a look at monday. heading to the mid-60s. that's going to be an above average day for us. in terms of temperatures seven- day forecast shows not just monday where we warm into the mid-60s. also tuesday you will start to notice a cooling trend into wednesday, thursday and friday as we track another system that moves them. partly cloudy skies exp

kron-4's chief meteorologist brittney shipp is here now tracking what could be some dangerous conditions on the road >> britteny: both in the north is down and as you're approaching you will find beautiful conditions 39 degrees on sunday 36 degrees and then on monday 40 degrees. below freezing as you're traveling was here in yorba careful. and leftover moisture. same thing like as a possibility. and also forming this decreases visibility + a temperature is really close. and then they continue for us. all for the weather system moved through. and the 17 river over nine

brittney shipp has details on where the storm is hitting now and what's going to happen next. >> still light rainfall but the heavy rainfall picks up the rest of tonight. this will linger into your morning commute as well. let's get straight to the radar and show you where the heavier radar is. it's san francisco stretching to oakland, barely getting wet in antioch. same thing in hayward. san rafael same thing. we're going to see some lower elevations now, some dusting at higher elevations around the bay area. closer to discovery bay, all seeing low showers. moisture on the way the rest of the night. why 2 am, wind speeds will start to kick up. let's plan out your day tomorrow. by 9 am, lots of rain expected. inland locations, 48 degrees, rain and wind by noon. our wind speeds will stay very strong with the system.

. >> pam:kron-4's chief meterologist brittney shipp and meterologist lawrence karnow are here --- monitoringlash flood warnings and weather dangers. and we have team coverage around the bay area. >> pam:including kron-4's charles clifford live where there are evacuations. >> pam:let's start with brittneybrittney this is a serious warning. >> brittney: to this is one of her

once carnot and brittney shipp -- lawrence carnot and brittney shipp have been monitoring the conditions. >> it's incredible how much rain we have seen. 24 to 48 hours really. things are going to quiet down. however, we are already tracking another system behind this one and it's going to get here monday night. here is a closer look at radar. this is where the rain is and;a the same thing in san francisco. light rain showers right now. a closer look at the golden gate bridge. roads are still pondering on the shoulder. as far as a heavy downpours go, they will be isolated as we head into the rest of tonight. here's a closer look at storm reports we've received in the last 24 hours. here's an example at you this creek had -- flooding across 101 causing it to be closed in both directions. that was around 6:30 pm but we have been seeing all different types of flash flooding with some of our rivers overflowing and even our wind gusts, which are also contributing to bringing trees down on top of cars, on top of power lines leading to power outages. here are peak wind gusts. santa clara up to 7

brittney breaking news out of the east bay. we just got word from the chp that the antioch bridge is completely shut down right now due to downed trees. we're told the downed trees are on hwy 160 just north of the bridge on the sacramento county side.a few miles south of highway 12. excited and then the with the next few hours here but the clock to the subregion scattered showers for the rest of the night. and a dryer commute network had a chance of showers another round of heavy rain and a big concern decrees down to 9 mi. an hour. fairfield concord at anywhere between 20 and 40 m.p.h. same thing at wednesday only talk about rainfal totals rain is expected and the next few systems and what's in store for the rest of your work week. >> steve:there are no reports of any injuries. the chp says it expects the bridge to reopen at nine.tomorrow morning. >> pam:once again.the north bay getting hit the hardest by this latest round of rain. pg and e crews are busy responding to reports of trees down all over the area. kron 4's jr stone

but first let's go to kron-4' meteorologist brittney shipp. brittney is timing out the rain.

brittney? oakland closer's 7 heyward's 718. and heavy rain is on its way closer look at our future castanet shows have your pockets through at o'clock. cantoris of quezon by 945 the notice law that oyster of these analyses scattered showers the the rest of tonight and tomorrow morning. heading into tomorrow opinion where you are morning. and then the today and then for all of our 29 and half in and day 31 and oakland. and the next couple of hours or details of the next two systems coming up about 10 minutes. this is what it is like right now on the roads. you are looking at a live picture from the junction of highway- 24 and interstate- 680 near walnut creek. this is a notorious trouble spot as it is. and with one look tonight. and you can see the rain is making things even worse. probably no one is keeping closer watch on the rain gauge this week. than residents of rural hollister. as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, residents of an area flooded in last week's storms are preparing for the worst amid fears a nearby creek w

: live look over san francisco at this hour we're seeing heavy rains all they todaymeteorologist brittney shipp is tracking what's ahed for tomorrow. >> britteny: alliterate fair warning to be wet roads are what you find for the rest of tonight into tomorrow and we show you more more moisture continuing to pour in. a flooded by israelis until 1145 tonight virtually is the entire area basically means you'll probably find on the streets. the very careful closer look better future cast shows and the rest of time or pockets of heavy downpour moves through along with steady light rain of followed by 5:00 in the morning at your downpours close to the vallejo and the act also hayward. of the family got your lunch hour things start to lighten up a bit and even see more clearly as we get toward the afternoon was to get closer the 3:00. heaviest rain is already falling and the continued fall over tomorrow night. right now wind gusts of 30 m.p.h. in san francisco a time of the rest of your work week coming up in our fall forecast. tonight our crews are tracking rain and wind all around the bay area.