a three car crash injured five people on highway 101 in cloverdale. black ice on the roadway because the trailer with a pickup truck attached to it to spin out. two other cars also crashed attempting to avoid the incident. all five patients were taken to the hospital with minor to moderate injuries. california highway patrol says water from this month's storm ran onto the highway and caused the slippery conditions. they cautioned drivers to slow down, especially when black ice is hard to see. king tides are pounding parts of the bay area this weekend, causing minor coastal flooding. king tides are swapping some low-lying areas, like these spots which typically flood. about 10:00 this morning at just over seven feet. the epa says king tides can happen when the orbits and alignment of the earth move and the sun combined to produce the greatest title effects of the year. for the latest on the king tides and the really cold temperatures, let's get a check with france's jean blessing. how long is the freezing cold going to last? >> not expecting freezing t

a magnitude 3.6 earthquake has struck near the town of cloverdale. it happened at 5:18, so just about ten minutes ago. while it was felt as far away as southern marin and eastern napa, there are no immediate reports of any significant damage. again, a 3.6 magnitude quake in sonoma county near the town of cloverdale. >>> several new billboards ment to raise awareness about anti-semitism is raising debate. nbc bay area's velena jones has the details on the original message and why it's not resonating with everyone. >> reporter: the new billboards spread throughout eight different parts of berkeley are hard to miss. the red signs come with the message directed to uc berkeley's school of law. it reads "you don't need to go to law school to know anti-zionism is anti-semitism. >> this is anti-semitism. what these students and groups have done is anti-semitism, and that should not be allowed. >> reporter: billboards were posted by the nonprofit jew belong as response to a student group at the law school recently voting to ban pro-israel and zionist speakers

just message me saying it's raining hard in cloverdale and that's exactly what we're seeing across much of the north bay, especially. >> but about to be seeing for the rest of the bay area here in just a few minutes. embarcadero right now, it's still relatively calm for you. it's been breezy consistently this morning. but if you are an early commuters who are one of the lucky ones because you're about to avoid what we are seeing picking up across the bay area now, which is a return of a line of at times heavy showers. you're seeing t most notly up in the north bay, as we've noted, especially up are in sonoma and napa counties that up in the lake and mendocino counties. we're starting to secrrainll for the rest of the bay area. but at this time yet to pick up to the max that we're going to be seeing it. but a few moderate showers around fremont on up towards richmond and then those heavier showers right around a santa rosa. windsor rohnert park areas. now that heavy line of showers, very easy to see here in future cast pushes through, followed up by pockets of heavy rain for the rest of

he can't see closer to a cloverdale. so it looks like up in northern sonoma county, part of sonoma county. we still have some instability leading to those thunderstorms. still some coverage out towards stockton and lodi. and then as we back out, the maps here will take this change with that, at least a shower activity really beginning to back off of this portion of the bay area from san jose to santa cruz to watson ville, but we have some more rain in the forecast for tomorrow. we'll talk more about that with your update in a few minutes. okay mark. thank you. well before the governor traveled to santa cruz county, he presented the state's new budget proposal for the upcoming fiscal here. the governor says that california is facing a budget deficit of $22.5 billion . now, that is a sharp swing from last year's $98 billion surplus, the state still has about $35.6 billion in reserves. newsom says. despite the budget deficit, the government is going to follow through on its promises. regardless of this modest shortfall will

some of the warmest spots touching 60 around cloverdale, windsor and st. helena. temperatures will warm up , closer to what is normal for this time of year. those rain chances headed our way. most of the daylight hours looked to be dry. then headed in late thursday evening. than any outdoor plans, saturday looks like the dryer half. we will keep you updated through the week. >>> time for a check of what is ahead. >>> coming up , woman dedicated much of her life to helping the homeless. she never imagined that she would one day be homeless. how she is trying to carry on her mission of serving others without a place to call home. >> reporter: the effort to develop the old naval weapons center is back to square one. we will explain what that means to the current crisis. >> let's head over for sports. >> the mri is in. it is not good what so ever. this is after tearing a ligament. this during yesterday's loss in philadelphia. based on the timeline, brought pretty could miss the start of training camp and could open the door for trey lance. he is a team first, i. he wa

those rainfall totals continue what to jump up cloverdale in northern sonoma county over the past two days approaching four inches, nevada approaching three inches , even a place like walnut creek up above two inches, so the storm total so far, lumping yesterday and today you can see conquered oakland over 1.80 inches, san rafael over an inch and a half san jose 1.46 and san francisco 1.2 to 0. so as far as you know the rainfall we saw those numbers go going up, but as far as the wage this storm, as you probably noticed, especially yesterday into the overnight hours very strong. in fact, max gust if you can see up in the marine county, the nicasio hills amaxg us yesterday , 101 miles an hour, so some howling wind gusts to report across the region. you can see now that that 101 mile an hour report coverage 91 mount st helena's 77 miles an hour, even the oakland airport 59 miles an hour now, currently, as far as watches and warnings, we have a flood warning in place as you can see up in sonoma county. that's set to expire 12 45 this afternoon and then portions of the east bay this in pl

crocker bridge in cloverdale. this is what it looked like first responders say the river even before we just flood stage can be dangerous. the flooding impact that occurs at a height of 32 to 34. a half feet will result in only minor flooding along the lower russian river in the associated tributaries. nothing like what we experienced back in 2019. first responders have been training for water rescues, but they want people to evacuate, so rescues aren't necessary. health officials warn that you should stay out of the floodwaters as creeks and rivers rise. sonoma county health officers say the water may be moving very quickly and may have pathogens and debris in it. the safe you do get wet from floodwater, wash it off as soon as possible with soap and water and pay close attention to any open wounds in the next day or so. some of the bay area's rivers are expected to flood the grass from the national weather service predicts what they expect the water to do. forecasters also expected russian river to hit flood stag

especially towards cloverdale. all of this moves straight west to east. this rain is largely going to diminish as we go through the rest of the evening. this cluster of showers will try to make a run toward san francisco and the peninsula. teacher cast has a good handle on where things are right now, showing the action stay north of the golden gate. i cannot rule out a shower or a rumble of under anywhere across the bay area through this evening and into tonight. tomorrow morning, more widespread rain will be hitting the coast before the sun comes up. yet another wet commute for wednesday morning red again, if you have the option to work on, exercise it. the wind will not go strong. the rain will not be as heavy as what we dealt with this morning but it will be a mess out there. it looks like the heaviest, steadiest rain will be north of the golden gate. light to moderate rain. the rain shadow will be more important in the santa clara and tri-valley. most concerned about additional flooding problems developing tomorrow. the rain begins for the north as th

take a look at the mudslide on cloverdale road in pescadero. there's no estimate when that will reopen. >>> over in belmont, a mudslide forced crews to close part of san juan boulevard. they say it is going to take a number of hours to clear that roadway so drivers should look for other ways to get around. >>> with all of this happening, governor newsom visited merced county this afternoon assessing damage. here is look at parts of the county with cars nearly submerged in water and inside of homes flooded. thousands of residents had to evacuate. with more storms on the way, he emphasized the importance of preparation and vigilance. >> we're mindful of not only the moment we're in in terms of the situational opportunities and responsibilities to protect people, to protect lives most importantly to protect property and to make sure that we are vigilant for the next 24 to 48 hours. >> communities throughout california bracing for more rain this weekend and on monday. >>> with more storms coming, there's growing concern in gilroy about a repeat of

sfo, 61 degrees. 70's around santa rosa, cloverdale. 70 in redwood city. still pretty mild outside.emperatures in the take a look at live cameras. beautiful views from all of our cameras with clear skies, but that will be changing. much cooler morning with areas of fog. temperatures lower through the weekend, and there is a chance of showers with chilly days heading into next week. mid 40's to start the morning. there will be some fog around, notches near the coast but in the north bay valleys. keep that in mind as you get going. mid-50's to the low 60's. certainly more cloud cover out there. tort sunday, a cold system drops down. very limited in moisture. for us, the chance of a few light showers. when you take a look at the rainfall projections, anywhere from nothing to about a few hundredths of an inch. the seven-day forecast, a cooling trend for friday through the weekend, not morning chance on sunday. definitely chillier conditions. morning and nights are very cold and below average numbers in terms of the afternoons right to the middle of the week. the next opportunity for rai

. >>> well up in sonoma county, a magnitude 3.6 earthquake shook people near cloverdale. it hit around 5:18 this evening five miles southwest of the city near the lake sonoma recreation area. so far, no reports of damage or any injuries. >>> well, this was a pretty interesting rescue on ocean beach. a dog is safe at home tonight after getting himself trapped between a rock and a hard place. take a look. here is the video. a jogger at the beach said he heard a muffled bark and then that is where it was coming from. that is one-year-old gwynn. the springer spaniel. nobody knows how she got herself into the situation. but rescuers were able to pull her to safety as the tide came in. she is now back at home with her family who had reported her missing. >> poor thing. >> poor baby. i'm glad she is back. >> she is back. we are glad to hear that. we have had a nice little calm stretch here. this will be our first of back to back dry days before christmas. we are two-thirds of the way through january, but all this rain has had an impact on the drought situation so we will start w

now that's allowed the north bay to get pretty chilly cloverdale and novato at 39 santa rosa at 35 degrees right now. later today, temperatures will be into the low to mid 50's little cooler than yesterday was had a cold front sweeping along with last night's rainfall. good keep us a

where from just under two inches of rain in san francisco to maybe as much as four inches north of cloverdale. this is going to be a soaking storm. the entire bay no one left out of this flood watch. wind gusts -- a wind warning in effect. wind gusts 50 to 60 miles per hour across the entire region. this is not limited to one area or one part of the bay area. animation looks like this. 11:00 tonight, watch what happens here. 7:00 tomorrow morning, gusts on the coast. over 40 miles per hour. 25 perour. our by :0 tomorrow morning on the coastal areas appeared 40 miles per hour, some inland locations like discovery bay. going into the afternoon hours, likely to see gusts over 60 miles per hour on the coast and 35 to 50 miles per hour in other areas. the winds will begin to ease up late tomorrow night going into thursday morning. we have snow in this year appeared richard storm warning in effect from 7:00 a.m. tomorrow to 4:00 a.m. friday. six to 15 inches of snow above 5000 feet. 36 inches above 6000 feet. travel will be difficult to impossible in the sierra during that time. one more look at th

now that's allowed the north bay to get pretty chilly cloverdale and novato at 39 santa rosa at 35 degrees right now. later today, temperatures will be into the low to mid 50's little cooler than yesterday was had a cold front sweeping along with last night's rainfall. good keep us a little on the cool side. not just today, but also tonight. all the details on all of it. still to come rain. all right, john, thank you for that. let's check on your bridges if you're traveling into the city, it's going to take about 7 minutes mace that fremont street >> the san mateo bridge 80 to 1, oh, what a 13 minute ride heading across towards the peninsula. richmond, sandra fell bridge tolls to 101 about 8 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 19 minutes on this thursday morning. king tides expected to return to the bay area today. look at that, wolf, lasting through the weekend into monday. call for us to seal. talk to officials in marin what they're doing to prepare areas already dealing with this flooding were seen. >> be aware. that's a message wednesday as a new round of king tides ex

this is what the river looked like at the crocker bridge in cloverdale . this was around noontime today . first responders say conditions along the river can be very treacherous, even without reaching flood stage. the flooding impact that occurs at a height of 32 to 34. a half feet will result in only minor flooding along the lower russian river in the associated tributaries, nothing like what we experienced back in 2019. first responders have been training for water rescues, but they want people to leave, so rescues don't need to happen. sonoma county's health officer issued a public health advisory amid the threat of rising creek and river level, she says swimming in water sports should be avoided in floodwaters, which may be moving fast and could contain pathogens and debris. anyone she says, who does come in contact with the floodwater should watch exposed areas was so up and clean water as soon as possible, or even with alcohol based wipes or sanitizer. people should also take care of wounds. seek medical attention if necessary. this latest storm is c

river between jenner and healdsburg, and the river is already running fast at crocker bridge in cloverdaleat it looked like. in first responders, say the river even before it reaches flood stage can be dangerous. first responders have been training for water rescues, but they want people to evacuate, so those rescues are not necessary. in the next day or so. some of the bay area's rivers are expected to flood these grass from the national weather service predict what they expect the water to do. forecasters also expect the russian river to hit flood stage late tonight into tomorrow morning and peak at about 32 ft and new data from this morning shows he sent in selma creek starting to rise fast overnight flood warning now covers much of the bay area. and health officials warned that you should stay out of floodwaters as creeks and rivers rise. the sonoma county health officer says the water may be moving fast and may have pathogens and debris in it. and if you do get wet from floodwater, wash it off as soon as you can with soap and clean water and play close attention to any open wounds. we

it is below freezing in cloverdale. it is 39 in san mateo. a live look outside from me camera. it is a brisk start out there. we will call it invigorating. 30's and 40's by 9:00. it is still below average for this time of year in the afternoon. a closer look at those highs coming up. kumasi: a lot of you might be working up to frost on your windshield this morning. the temperature can be very difficult for people who aren't housed. we are live in santa clara with a look at what people are facing this morning and what is being done to help out. >> we are live clara senior center. this is one of a dozen warming centers that will be opening up later this morning. as a place of refuge from the weather, here is a look at some of the frosty conditions we found overnight in the east bay. the national weather service issued a freeze watch for most of the bay area from sunday night into monday morning. that has been converted into a frost advisory for parts of the bay area. this prompted county officials to open up warming centers across the area. these will stay open monday through wed

of the thunderstorms almost a direct north-south line from ukiah south and check out the area of cloverdale that area of red is a heavy downpour. at some of those are where the rainfall could reach 1 inch per minute, or per hour rather. this is a storm to a moderate storm through tomorrow morning those moderate rain and downpours are expected with gusty winds and the threat of flood it remains. we could see more trees down. it is going to continue over the next few hours it will be heaviest and then tomorrow morning it will wind down giving us a little break. tomorrow before a level three storm heads our way. >> we will be watching that closely thanks. over at the east bay tense moments in castro valley this afternoon as firefighters spent almost an hour trying to rescue a man and under a massive tree that fell on his home. our abc news reporter was there and watched the rescue he joins us live right now and what destruction behind you. >> that's right cleanup crews are done for the night but like you said you can see the tree in the middle-of-the-road after cracking through that house brin

reaching only about 50 in antioch and liverre ' everywhere else, a couple spots like santa rosa and cloverdalell warm up to mid 50's. here is the seven-day forecast, you can see the thermometers posted up there for tomorrow morning and tuesday morning. we might put one up there for wednesday as well because the next few mornings are going to be quite cold but we will have mainly sunny skies through the week and dry conditions. thursday we get increasing clouds and a little warm up going into the end of the week but the end of the week will also bring us a slight chance of rain on friday and a cloudy day on friday -- saturday and another chance of light rain next sunday. we are not posting a ranking at on the storm impact scale. >> i feel lucky to be a nighttim worker whenou have mornings like that that are cold. >> yes sleep through those early morning cold hours. >> i feel for those people ago outside. thank you so much still ahead the oscars best picture nominee avatar two keeps building at the box office and it's thanks to one area. plus the newest milestone hit this (vo) at wells fargo, di

sa jose. 34 cloverdale. the frost advisories and freeze warnings in effect through the morning until 9:00 a.m. keep yourself warm and protect your pets as well. it is a cold morning now and we will do it again tomorrow. it is windy and the hills. if the winds were calmer would be so bad. the wind will relax as the day goes on. here is a live look from our rooftop camera at kgo. it is brisk this morning, 30's and 40's. it is a chilly afternoon. a look at the afternoon highs, coming up. kumasi: a lot of you are waking up to frost on the windshields because the temperatures can be especially difficult for the unhoused. lena howland is in -- lena ho lena: we are at the santa clara community center, one of a dozen warming centers across santa clara county as a place of refuge from the cold weather. here is a look at the frosty conditions in the east bay in the martinez area. re-freeze watch issue for most of the bay area from sunday into monday morning into a frost advisory prompting county officials to open up w

here is 10:00 and you can see the darker shades indicating the heavier rain from cloverdale, santa rosaghhe first part of the day. in san francisco, the second half of the day into the evening it is raining. we have the heavier pockets and as we get through 11:00 you can see that we have got moderate rain all across the bay area. we get a nice break through the overnight hours and even into sunday. this is really good news. anticipating a stronger storm into monday and tuesday.1:00 suy night, adding up the totals, we are talking an inch to two inches in the north bay. this is where you will see most of the rain, sonoma county county into the santa cruz mountains. it is a decent system after we had flooding the past couple of days. as we look at the sierra nevada, it will take time for this to get going. level 3 system monday into tuesday where the flood threat is elevated as we add on another two to three inche further south we have higher amount. i think this system is focusing more from the southbay to the santa cruz mountains. today the rain fills in, the wind picks up. level 2 syste

north bay, geyserville, 101 cloverdale seeing light showers. mountains winter storm warning.ot travel. it is in effect until 10:00 p.m. monday, heavy snow in the gusty wind, three feet plus of snow making it difficult to travel. the night storm is a level to honor impact scale, showers, thunder flooding, chance of showers in the hills and rough surf. tomorrow is a level three. i expect heavy rain, flooding, serve, flooding and possible wind damage. the scattered showers tonight turns over to the downpours tomorrow morning. notice between 6:00 and 7:00 a.m. is when the worst of the rain will be going through, then the showers will continue off and on. afternoon highs in the 50's tomorrow. as we check out the all-important forecast with the niners take on the seahawks tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. in the afternoon, and the worst of the storm will be through. showers will be around them along with son breaks. upper 50's dropping to mid 50's. as the game gets done, some pockets of moderate rain will return. the accuweather 7-day forecast is a three tomorrow morning, stormy start, one on

with the absence of wind in cloverdale and ukiah, it's chilly and in the 30's right now.tro tower, here's how the day shapes up. right breezy. not the greatest hair day, keep the hairspray close this morning. the breezes with us through the afternoon into the 50's if not low 60's this afternoon. we will take a closer look at those highs, it's mild for this time of year, numbers and just a moment. reggie: if you are just joining us here's the latest on what we know about the lunar new year attack in southern california. 10 people died, 10 people hurt, seven still in the hospital. authorities have not identified the victims but our sister station reports one victim was a popular dance instructor who died trying to save others. the suspect is a 72-year-old man who died by suicide after the shooting. his home wasn't searched overnight. that is about 80 miles from where the shooting happened. kumasi: the annual festival in monterey park is one of the biggest in southern california. it's a city of about 60,000 people, suburb of east los angeles, predominately asian community. c

there are plans to expand the railway all the way to cloverdale and 400 million dollars will go towards construction projects on the golden gate bridge to help the bridge withstand a catastrophic quake. this project could be completed in 2024. alice loves the scent of gain so much, she wished there was a way to make it last longer. say hello to your fairy godmother, alice. and, long lasting gain scent beads. try gain odor defense. be gone, smelly everything! to the kron. 4 morning news. happy new year to you. let's start off this half hour with a look at our new year's day forecast with dave sphar. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and we're off to a great start. it's not going to be a very pleasant afternoon. let you get out, do what you got to do and maybe even some cleanup. >> perhaps if you got to do that as well, half moon bay have been able to show a picture like this a little while. >> some a glittering sunshine going on here. looks like some enjoying some of the early sunday as well. we'll keep it this way for most of the day. some high cloudiness to kind of

mid to upper 60's from santa rosa to cloverdale. and is the accuweather 7-day forecast. string of sunny days into the week and with highs reaching the mid 60's by thursday. in our inland cloudy skies for the weekend with a sharp cool down, but no rain in sight. liz: thank you. larry: larry: continuing breaking news covered in half moon bay. four people have died at separate shootings. liz: we know that three people are also in critical condition on their way to stanford a medical right now. we want to get an update from our reporter on the scene at the mountain mushroom farm in half moon bay, one of the two shooting locations. gloria, what can you tell us? gloria: where off of 92 and there's heavy police presence here. they taped off the area and not long ago we saw enforcement vehicles take off with their sirens going to miss it we are trying to get more information about that. behind me, some of the workers are still here. there are farmers that police have been talking to. a coroner is also now on the scene. sky 7 captured a video of with a person in handcuffs. it's n

at crocker bridge and cloverdale.s is what it looked like first responders say the river even before it reaches flood stage can be dangerous flooding impact that occurs at a height of 32 to 34. a half feet will result in only minor flooding along the lower russian river in the associated tributaries. nothing like what we experienced back in 2019 1st responders have been training for water rescues with they want people to evacuate on their own so that rescues are not necessary. happening today, oakland will officially swear in its new mayor, mayor elect xiang tao, will be inaugurated at a ceremony later today will be the city's first montemayor. she's made homelessness, the housing crisis and crime top priorities when she takes office. president biden is now in mexico preparing for this week's summit of north american leaders before heading to mexico city. the president stopped at el paso, texas, his first visit to the southern border since becoming president two years ago. texas governor greg abbott, welcome the presi

just message me saying it's raining hard in cloverdale and that's exactly what we're seeing across muchh bay, especially. >> but about to be seeing for the rest of the bay area here in just a few minutes. embarcadero right now, it's still relatively calm for you. it's been breezy consistently this morning. but if you are an early commuters who are one of the lucky ones because you're about to avoid what we are seeing picking up across the bay area now, which is a return of a line of at times heavy showers. you'

already some rain reports up in ukiah, cloverdale and santa rosa . so some of the rain showers moving into portions of the north bay already and will gradually spread across the rest of the bay area this evening will take its time approaching the south bay current numbers out there, mostly in the fifties . napa 53 hayward 54 in san jose. in the upper fifties and our live camera looking out toward the golden gate bridge. mostly cloudy skies. we actually had a nice sub dose of sunshine this morning with the clouds happened. marching in steadily all in advance of our next system. now, thankfully, remember, we've used this graphic several times over the past few weeks quite a bit talking about rainfall expectations. we've had around 2 to 4 to five inches today. we're just talking about a fraction of an inch about 1/10 of an inch to a half an inch wins around 22. maybe 25 or 30 miles an hour in the sierra will pick up some more snowfall. now. tomorrow morning, the storm will be out of here. partly cloudy skies a cold start, and that will be the theme over

rainfall totals you can see cloverdale up in northern sonoma county. 4.85 inches, nevada one site showing just above 3.5 inches, even one that creek 2.43 in scotts valley 2.31 take a look at some more totals for you. oakland just tallying. these are storm totals over the past couple days. oakland over two inches, napa 1.66. san francisco, 1.33 and livermore at 1.25. so here is the radar pretty active still, but the overall green all that widespread rainfall you can see over the past few past few frames beginning to shift out of town. but it's one of those deals where you want to be caught off guard because it could be dry in your neighborhood. and then all of a sudden you have these showers developing and could have some pretty good showers as well. so you can see up in portions of the north bay parts of the marine county out towards alejo out toward concord. it looks like we have some more development here, leading to some pretty good. rainfall rates and then back in the maps down the south. still some lingering rain for portions of the south bay san jose closer to a more gun hill and gi

this is what it looked like at the crocker bridge and cloverdale around noon today, first respondersay conditions along the river can be treacherous, even without reaching flood stage. the flooding impact that occurs at a height of 32 to 34. a half feet will result in only minor flooding along the lower russian river in the associated tributaries, nothing like what we experienced back in 2019. first responders have been training for water rescues, but they want people to leave, so rescues don't need to happen. sonoma county's health officer issued a public health advisory amid the threat of rising creek and river levels, she says swimming and water sports should be avoided in floodwaters, which may be moving fast and may contain pathogens and debris. anyone who does come into contact with floodwater should wash exposed areas with soap and clean water as soon as possible or alcohol based wipes or sanitizer. people should also take care of wounds and seek medical attention if necessary o outages impacting the area. now the orange icons really show where there are those high concentrati

got reports of some sprinkles up and ren county we've got some reports of sprinkles up in uk and cloverdale, which you would expect, and it just it does look like rain right now. did i? i on that picture, just with all the humidity and the moisture, so here's kind of the current radar got all the radar screen these these are the different radars. right so there's sacramento. doppler radar, uh, san jose doppler radar and then the eureka doppler radar. and so we triangulate, right? we kind of kind of come in. they grab what the other ones can't and you can see some of this. i don't know if that's hitting the ground, but it could be. i did have reports that some drizzle up in, uh in large, berg. so that's where we are now. here's where we go tonight, five o'clock about now and then boom, but eight o'clock that's that's right. it's gonna feel like it's raining, but not very long. there's eight o'clock and there's 10 o'clock. it's in the central bay. so most of us i mean, the majority of us live in this last slice. that's 10 o'clock slice, so that's probably what we'll see 9 30 to 10 30, then mi

then black ice appeared to cause trouble for drivers on highway 101 this morning between cloverdale and geyserville three car crash involving a porsche into pick up trucks was reported around 7 45 this morning. ask you store road. hp says one of the pickups had a trailer attached to it ran into some black ice, spun out and forced the two other cars out of the way involving them in the crash. but we're asking the public to do especially on cold days like this. and after all the massive amounts of rain we've had to slow down. you never know what kind of roadway conditions are out there, and the black ice is really bad. first thing in the morning. see if he says five people were taken to the hospital with minor to moderate injuries. airport security in the spotlight tonight after several concerning incident at one of the world's busiest airports, foxes jonathan siri reports from atlanta. authorities are investigating a couple of security breaches at the world's busiest airport this month, one of them involving a man who apparently walked past the checkpoint without showing i d or a boardin

lightning strikes here, moving into portions of sonoma county right around bodega bay, right around cloverdale approaching healdsburg as well, so some pretty good thunderstorms and lightning strikes in this region linked up with some very heavy downpours. at least in the short term. if you can avoid travel. hopefully it's a bedtime for you. that would be a good good call. you can see the coverage right now for nevado, napa fairfield and then down towards san francisco and oakland. some scattered rain and as we move the maps to the south bay for san jose, especially out towards more gun hill and girl we asked them more coverage showing up there was that flood watch in place for the entire bay area until tuesday afternoon, but the bulk of the rainfall will be following on monday. the strong winds we have the wind advisory in place until one o'clock tomorrow afternoon. there is the chance we could have a high wind warning kick up once again, but probably not as strong as the last event and healdsburg. as you can't see and granville russian river could be cresting above flood stage for russian riv

gusty winds coming into play this evening and the overnight hours so it has been up here through cloverdalearin county east main south bay, you're fine until later on today , here is the timing. so we go through nine o'clock and notice still around santa rosa, as we get to about noontime notice that the heaviest rain in the north bay beginning to sink south two o'clock, but really, it's not until after five o'clock through the evening and overnight eight hours. we get the heavy rain. the gusty winds with 1 to 2 inches accumulation through sunday morning, then we get a low list. thank you, lisa . the news continues right now, with g m a. we'll see you in a half hour for another hold on... you're a night manager and mom. and the bill payer, baker, and nightlight maker? that's a lot. so, adding “and student” might feel daunting. but what if a school could be there for all of you? career, family, finances and mental health. -happy birthday. -happy birthday buddy. well, it can. national university. supporting the whole you. >>> good morning, america. it's our second hour. overnight, kevin mccart

okay um, got a call from up in cloverdale. we had an earthquake up there. 3.6 uh, about two miles down, and it was around 5 18 shook pretty well, pretty hard from what we found out. i mean, from the boots on the ground, so that might be something you felt around that time. the current situation outside beautiful, cool overnight lows going to chile. if you're going to the movies or going to dinner, it's gonna be one of those nights. where like, hey, it's cold in early on. it's gonna be cold overnight. overnight lows are going to get down into the ah! well hector and get down freezing. so this is the kind of a locked pattern. this is what we saw much of the early part of this fall was his big high in this low kind of sits there and it just stay put for a while, and so that flow for the next few mornings is going to be morning frost dry pattern right through the weekend and probably into next week. certainly the active pacific for sure. but you see everything kind of going up and over. so that's just a big ridge big dome of high

crocker bridge in cloverdale. this is what it looked like first responders say the river even before it we just flood stage can be dangerous. the flooding impact that occurs at a height of 32 to 34. a half feet will result in only minor flooding along the lower russian river in the associated tributaries. nothing like what we experienced back in 2019. first responders have been training for water rescues, but they want people to evacuate, so rescues aren't necessary in santa cruz county bridge collapse in the collapsed rather in the floodwaters this morning, officials say, the browns valley road bridge at via del is out. the alternative route is less kalina strive, cal fire sesay. you shared this video on social media. they say fire crews have made contact with the residents who live in the area and helping those who may need to evacuate. and take a look at this video of the napa river in st helena. the river water level is nearly at the point of bridge of that bridge there at lodi lane, and you can see a tree has

national highway one on one between cloverdale and dyersville, the accident involving a porsche and two pickup trucks was reported about 7 45 saturday morning near asti store road. chp says one of the pickups had a trailer attached to it ran into some black eyes spun out and forced the two other cars out of the way involving them in the crash. but we're asking the public to do especially on cold days like this. and after all the massive amounts of rain we've had to slow down. you never know what kind of roadway conditions are out there, and the black ice is really bad. first thing in the morning. chp says five people were taken to the hospital with minor to moderate injuries. a strain, hoping to resume service on monday after two landslides on the train tracks this week interrupted service on wednesday and a strain became stuck in the landside near signal. that's almost the same location where there was another set landslide on tuesday that also trapped the train. union pacific is cleaned up the track and is expecting the area to make sure it's safe for trains to travel through. two mil

some very light rain looks like a lot of it's kicking out, but up towards santa rosa cloverdale partsy like county still getting some rain here. so the next system, though , really moving fast, there's nothing to stop it right now. you can see those clouds are already roaring in. it will probably slow down a little bit. i think we get a break tonight into early tomorrow than more rain moves in saturday, saturday afternoon, saturday night, sunday morning. i'm going to say sunday afternoon should be a break. i know the 49ers play the cardinals at 1 25. i would plan on rain and hope for better. how's that? i think we'll get better. that's just my, you know. try to be optimistic. forties fifties on attempts pretty mild for some cool for others. there's plenty out here. there's a there's a fact too much out here. that's that's a big, another big system. there's multiple says many, many, many systems lined up probably all the way out to the 20th. that was really the one that wants for concern on the weekend. it will be areas to the north for everyone and their brother and you and me. it's m

county, lake county northern sonoma county, napa county will get in on some of that going through cloverdaleh inch and a half. maybe a little bit more russian river, maybe more towards ben lomond santa cruz mountains as well. but santa rosa now forecast to lead the pack here at one point oh, eight up in this year. it's either a mix of rain and snow a lot of snow above lake level, but at lake level, it's either it's right. it's raining a truckee, but it's snowing itself like tao, and it's very windy as well. just heard from coop up there. from kirkwood, he said. there's still some pretty good gusts up there. there will be another seven maybe 20 inches of snow in the next 24 hours, really mild air mass fifties on the temps here, so this system swings through. we will get a break after today. we'll get a break friday. there are some very heavy atmospheric scientists tweet tweeting out some information. it's too technical to mention, but the end result is there's a lot of rain on the way for us over the next 10 to 14 days a lot. and if you get the snow, it could stack up to 10. ft would not surp

we've got cloverdale hills berg, santa rosa rosa park in petaluma and also includes sonoma so again doexpect the flooding their low lying areas, parking lots, poor drainage areas, roadways, things like that to continue. there's also a warning over areas near san mateo. it's a very, very small pocket right in there, but you know, really? we're seeing flooding all over the place. coastal flood advisory goes until nine o'clock for our bayside communities and into the north bay as well. so if you're going to be out and about with very careful the flood watch goes until monday, so we can we do intend on seeing more of these pop up through over the course of the weekend, and the wind advisory goes until about noon time today, checking in on the winds. we have sfo reporting 43 mile per hour gusts right now. san jose reporting 32. so it is wet. it is windy. these ones are definitely strong enough to bring down more trees. power lines create those power outages. mount diablo reporting 52 mph. this is the strongest part of the storm. once we get past this, we will have scattered showers for the