. >> and this is what it looked like earlier this morning on highway 101 near burlingame. we have live team coverage with drew. gloria and lina are tracking the storm and how it will impact your day. >> good morning to you. it is tuesday, february 4th. >> yeah. and we're going to turn to drew. we have been saying if you have the option to work from home, today would be a good day to do that. >> yeah, it really would be because heavy rain this morning already causing issues. and we have heavier rain on the way later today. so live doppler seven is very busy this morning. we've already seen more than an inch of rain just this morning alone in spots, and you can see more heavy showers developing off the coast right here. this is all going to move on shore this morning. so the current view. live doppler seven. we're in and out of the downpours. flood advisories are posted. and what these advisories mean is that we have actively seen flooding on our freeways this morning. a lot of standing water. it can be really hard to see before the sun gets up here. so a lot of caution is n

river and in on the peninsula, falling trees crushed a car in millbrae and blocked a street in burlingame. thanks for joining us for kron. 4 news at 11, dan thorn and i'm noelle bellow. those damages just some of the mess left behind. >> by today's storm, we're going to have more on the aftermath coming up in just a bit. but first, want to get you a check of the forecast and what we can expect in the coming days with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow lawrence. incredibly powerful storm really refer to the bay area today. scary, dangerous. >> out there on the roadways as the roads very slick out there. things begin to taper off, though. now getting on the backside of this system. so we're drying things out now on the roadways. definitely improving out there. but what a day it has been. the storm system rolling through really the afternoon. that's when that main cold front came through. you can see it right there rolling on through brought some intense rainfall, some strong, gusty winds. we have some gusts today over 80 miles per hour here in the bay area. so things well, they're not sett

a tree came down in burlingame today due to the strong gusty winds and rain. the tree blocked part of that road at chapin and pepper avenues. this was around 430 in the afternoon, and a tree also came down onto a vehicle in millbrae. this was 330 in the afternoon. it happened on the larkspur off ramp right there at the 280 southbound interchange. we're also told one person was injured, but their injuries are unknown at this hour. the off ramp was shut down for 30 minutes while crews cleared away the debris. you can keep track of the developments of this storm and all storms by downloading the ktvu weather app. there you can find a seven day forecast and live radar for your area. the effects of this powerful winter storm being felt outside the bay area. how southern california is set to see the weather. on the heels of the damage left behind in those devastating wildfires, and a woman arrested during a recent protest appeared in court for the first time. what she's accused of doing in the middle of that anti ice protest. plus. >> we will need greater support fr

those same winds also taking down more trees in nearby burlingame as of tuesday night. p-g-and-e's says thousands of customers were without power in the peninsula, mostly because of the wind. >> the wind can slap lines together and cause outages. it can uproot trees that are otherwise healthy. it can send debris flying through the air and making contact with our electrical lines. >> p-g-and-e's spokesperson tom sarkisian says while the company had been preparing for tuesday's storm for days, wind events are oftentimes hard to predict. >> we have technology that helps us determine where we can expect the most outages, so we can have the right number of crews in the right place at the right time. >> p-g-and-e's says while there are still customers without power here in the peninsula, their teams will work around the clock until everyone's electricity is restored. in san mateo, tim jonze, abc seven news. >> and we're taking a look now at p-g-and-e's outage map. and you can see some outage dots across the peninsula and the north bay right now. more than 8000 customers are w

those same winds also taking down more trees in nearby burlingame as of tuesday night. p-g-and-e's says thousands of customers were without power in the peninsula, mostly because of the wind. >> the wind can slap lines together and cause outages. it can uproot trees that are otherwise healthy. it can send debris flying through the air and making contact with our electrical lines. >> p-g-and-e's spokesperson tom sarkisian says while the company had been preparing for tuesday's storm for days, wind events are oftentimes hard to predict. >> we have technology that helps us determine where we can expect the most outages, so we can have the right number of crews in the right place at the right time. >> p-g-and-e's says while there are still customers without power here in the peninsula, their teams will work around the clock until everyone's electricity is restored. in san mateo, tim jonze, abc seven news. >> and we're taking a look now at p-g-and-e's outage map. and you can see some outage dots across the peninsula and the north bay right now. more than 8000 customers are w

nearby in burlingame. >> the wind can slap lines together and cause outages.are otherwise healthy. it can send debris flying through the air and making contact with our electrical lines. >> p-g-and-e's says. while the company has been preparing for the storm, wind events are hard to predict. you can follow along as the forecast changes with the abc seven. bay area app gives you access to the same live doppler seven our weather team uses and will send alerts with important updates. >> success for san francisco's new mayor, daniel lurie. the board of supervisors has passed his proposal to expand the mayor's power to allow a quicker response to the fentanyl crisis. now that he has the power, many are left asking what he will do with it. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez is at the live desk with a look at what comes next. >> good morning amanda. much of laurie's campaign was focused on tackling the fentanyl crisis in san francisco. as mayor, he pitched the ordinance as a necessity. he plans to add 1500 beds for shelters, open a 24 hour drop off crisis cente

on over towards san bruno, youve got some very heavy rain at the moment from san bruno down to burlingamen up to the southern end of san francisco. do expect rainfall over the next several minutes here because not just there but offshore. we still have this pushing east northeast into the bay as we speak. this will continue over the next several hours and with that, that potential of flooding only continues through the heart of the commute. i'll be breaking down everything breaking down everything through the next hour. so sta touch can mean so many things. even for children with moderate-to-severe eczema. touch can stir a sense of wonder. can make a ride go smoothly. ♪♪ and make a smile stretch ear to ear. dupixent can help your child stay ahead of eczema with clearer skin and noticeably less itch. when a touch is all in good fun. dupixent helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema to help heal your child's skin from within. severe allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for face, mouth, tongue or throat swelling, wheezing or trouble breathin

a tree came down today in burlingame. strong winds and rain bringing those down that tree.s you can see there, blocked part of the road at chapin and pepper avenues at about 4:30 p.m. in millbrae. there was a tree that fell on a vehicle at about 330 this afternoon. and this happened on the larkspur off ramp of 280 southbound. we are told that one person was injured and their injuries are unknown at this hour. the off ramp was shut down for about 30 minutes while crews cleared that debris. and a quick reminder to you that you can always stay ahead of this week's rain with the fox local app and the ktvu weather app, they're both free downloads for your smartphone. >> coming up, oakland's projected budget shortfall could be affecting more than a dozen nonprofits in the city. tonight, one of them speaking out about what's to come in the weeks ahead. >> and governor newsom is headed to capitol hill. details on what he plans to discuss when meets with t if you like options, you'll love my $6 all day big deal meal. choose from 4 delicious entrées and 5 tasty sides with a drink. oh

those same winds took down even more trees nearby in burlingame. >> the wind can slap lines together cause outages. it can uproot trees that are otherwise healthy. it can send debris flying through the air and making contact with our electrical lines. >> p-g-and-e's says while the company has been preparing for the storm, wind events are hard to predict. you can follow along as the forecast changes with the abc seven bay area app. it gives you access to the same live doppler seven our weather team uses. we'll also send alerts with important updates. >> success for san francisco's new mayor, daniel lurie. the board of supervisors has passed his proposal to expand the mayor's power to allow a quicker response to the fentanyl crisis. now that he has the power, many are left asking what he will do with it. gloria is at the live desk with a look at what comes next. >> much of lori's campaign was focused on tackling the fentanyl crisis in san francisco. as mayor, he pitched the ordinance as a necessity, and he plans to add 1500 beds for shelters open in 24 hour drop off crisis center and h

buildings there staff from water quality and natural resources report to a separate location in burlingameto the right of the screen is the new middlebury campus when it's completed which will accommodate approximately 400 staff. >> the current laboratory requires a heating and ventilation improvements and modernization to meet water quality regulatory testing requirements. the sfp uc also seeks to expand the building space at the middlebury campus to merge and house the water enterprise staff and functions from their role in the road facility and some laboratory functions from the southeast wastewater treatment plant. this project will alleviate current shortage of program space, increase operational efficiency, modernize its equipment and facilities, improve employee working environment and health and safety and enhance site and building security. improvements for the campus will be implemented in three phases which will be performed under a single construction contract. phase one includes renovation of some of the existing buildings into industrial shop and storage buildings. >> phase t

but half moon bay on skyline, maybe over to millbrae, burlingame, san mateo, redwood city still gettingttle bit more rain there. our system with the with the wind produced the low pushed inland. and so that that really sends the pressure gradients down. so we don't have the wind gusts that we had yesterday when they were 40 to 56mph. you get a break for the weekend, you get a break monday, tuesday and then also katie bar the door here. we may be looking at a lot more rain. again, just a big difference here in some of the some forecast models. take it more towards santa cruz mountains and a couple other ones say nope, it's going to be marin county north and there are some really big totals being advertised, but it's still about 5 to 6 days away. call me the breeze. mix of sun and clouds. rain pretty much ending here, but cool temps. 50s on the highs. that's it. so we get a dry weekend and there has to be something going. yes, it will be cold. the morning lows will be cold. frost and freeze warnings are already posted. i think sunday monday will be colder than than saturday. i think they'