. >> for weeks this danville restaurant defied the dining order. they were finally shutdown. today they had a meeting with the county. we'll tell you what happened. >> hit or miss showers tomorrow. we'll let you know who is likely to get wealth. wet. abc7 news at 11:00 starts now. >> announcer: building for a better future. this is abc7 news. >> developing "nightly news." you are looking live at fulton county, georgia, where the votes are still, counted in tonight's high stakes runoff election. good evening. both of the state's u.s. senate seats are on the line. >> if republicans win even one of those seats, they will keep control of the senate and we do have some breaking news. abc news is calling one of the races for democrat rafael warnock over republican kelly loeffler. he had a lead of 35,000 votes. he spoke a short time ago. >> we proved that with hope, hard work, and the people by our side, anything is possible. >> the other race in georgia a virtual tie between incumbent republican senator david perdue and democrat jon ossoff, with 98% of votes being reported. they're

and this is danville. >> reporter: in danville, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> you can feel the frustrationre from the parents. well, tonight in sacramento the lock down is over. is the bay area next? no more lockdown in the sacramento region. the state lifted the order and put them into the purple tier. that means a green light for outdoor dining and salons can reopen. >> i'm glad it's being released. we need to get back on track and get back in our normal daily activities and work and stuff like that. too long. >> here's why. i.c.u. availability in the greater sacramento. it's trending upwards. remember 15% is the target and the governor feels sacramento is going in that direction. >> we're starting to see some stabilization both in i.c.u.s as well as stabilization in our positivity rate. we are also starting to see the rate of growth for hospitalizations beginning to decline. >> so what about us? we've been below the 15% threshold for nearly a month in terms of i.c.u. availability. december 16th, take a look, 12.9%. then last thursday a big dip, 3.5%. we dipped below 5% for the first tim

. >> for weeks this danville restaurant defied the dining order. they were finally shutdown.oday they had a meeting with the county. we'll tell you what happened. >> hit or miss showers tomorrow. we'll let you know who is likely to get wealth. wet. abc7 news at 11:00 starts now. >> announcer: building for a better future. this is abc7 news. >> developing "nightly news." you are looking live at fulton county, georgia, where the votes are still, counted in tonight's high stakes runoff election. good evening. both of the state's u.s. senate seats are on the line. >> if republicans win even one of those seats, they will keep control of the senate and we do have some breaking news. abc news is calling one of the races for democrat rafael warnock over republican kelly loeffler. he had a lead of 35,000 votes. he spoke a short time ago. >> we proved that with hope, hard work, and the people by our side, anything is possible. >> the other race in georgia a virtual tie between incumbent republican senator david perdue and democrat jon ossoff, with 98% of votes being reported. they're s

>>on harts avenue in downtown danville you don't have to look far to see american flags flying. no one i talked to here. no matter who they voted for in the 2020 election are happy about the violent display that took place in our nation's capital yesterday, everyone who voted for joe biden put the blame squarely on president trump it really makes me sick and i think he should prosecuted for certain law. i don't have any question that that was what he did was very insightful. >>that was none others that's gone down has >>rain the country more together all the trump supporters i talked to were equally appalled by what happened i think it's terrible. >>it's a disgrace to our country was sickening i actually went to bed last night thinking. >>but they are not all in agreement in the part the president played in instigating i think he is careless and reckless and things that he says and does that you can't blame him for what took place yesterday. i do think. >>that our president has. driven this country apart. i think he's done some good things. but obviously that's probably one of t

>>on harts avenue in downtown danville you don't have to look far to see american flags flying. no one i talked to here. no matter who they voted for in the 2020 election are happy about the violent display. that took place in our nation's capital yesterday, everyone who voted for joe biden put the blame squarely on president trump it really makes me sick and i think he should prosecuted for obscenity law. i don't have any question that that was what he did was very insightful. >>and it none of this that's gone down has >>rain the country more together all the trump supporters i talked to were equally appalled by what happened i think it's terrible. >>it's a disgrace to our country was sickening i actually went to bed last night thinking. >>but they are not all in agreement in the part the president played in instigating i think he is careless and reckless and things that he says and does that you can't blame him for what took place yesterday. i do think. >>that our president has. driven this country apart. i think he's done some good things. but obviously that's probably one of

i've circled another car fire in that portion of the bay near danville, or it says danville south 680ther car fire in the shoulder, calmer winds but watching for any update on those that might spread. so far nothing great. a smooth drive. a couple of crashes reported down in the south bay, looks like san jose, scott. i'm going to check those out. >>> we're continuing to watch washington, d.c. a live look at the capitol. we've zoomed in a bit with the american flags hanging, all of them from history and this has been a scene that we've seen ahead so many times before, but will be so unusual this time. president-elect joe biden's inaugural events, all this happening amid heightened security. >>> in a major departure from previous inaugurations, most of the events will take place virtually because of coronavirus. our team monitoring the white house as well. president trump set to leave in nine minutes from now. >>> here's your first look at two commemorativ sections from "the washington post." in a few hours vice president-elect kamala harris will become the first female and first black

nbc bay area's jodi hernandez is live in danville where it's sink or swim for a lot of small businesses. di?jo >> reporter: that's right. a lot of bay area restaurants are on the brink of financial ruin like the peasant and the pear here. so when they got the word the stay-at-home order had been lifted they scrambled to bring in their staff and prep and reopen. as you can see this restaurant is open tonight as is the restaurant right next door, the brewing company here. a lot of people out here tonight. a lot of other restaurants, however, across the bay area, need a little more time to prepare. >> you can see the current status -- >> reporter: cory katz watched the governor's announcement from his martinez bar and restaurant. he's thrilled the stay-at-home order has finally been lifted. >> i'm just happy that we can open up outdoors. we'll take it. >> reporter: katz says it will take a few days to get products ordered and staff back on the schedule. but he plans to reopen outdoors on wednesday. he hopes customers will brave the cold, rainy weather that's in the forecast. >> bring an um

right at 70 degrees east bay temperatures upper 60's inching close to 70 snow up to 69 along with danvillelidly in the mid 60's north day temps anywhere from the mid 60's in valais home antioch to the low 70's in northern napa county up towards john bill petaluma and center fell each at 66, let's get your lookahead not a whole lot of change as far as those warmest of highs go today tomorrow saturday sunday nor into monday. we are holding on to the 70's a little break from winter right in the middle of january. we will be seeing temperatures close if not to record breaking. after our nice warm up we do see a cool down towards the end of next week and hopefully some rain and mountain snow. reyna john. thank you so your commute looks great if you're leaving the house right now tracking no major delays roadways and bridges are starting to get busy but still traffic is at the limit as you head across the peninsula under 15 minutes. >>your commute into the city from the east bay under 10 minutes of traffic is moving along and it's starting to get busy here on the richmond sandra fell bridge stil

60's likely to see a few 70's in there too like in seminole castro valley very close along with danville cooler spots in the east bay, at least at 66. north attempt showing that same range from mid 60's to low 70's. napa youngsville santa rosa each in the low 70's today, let's get you look at the next 7 days today tomorrow sunday monday all around the same lots of sunshine low 70's for your warmest of highs come tuesday, wednesday and thursday we started cooldown that takes us back closer to seasonal averages by the end of next week and hoping for a good chance of rainfall towards friday and saturday thank you john i'm not tracking any major hot spots this morning or accidents just that fog like you mentioned. >>long one oh one near nevada so be careful up there. but your commute from the east bay into the city right now under 8 minutes to that fremont street exit crossing to the peninsula here san mateo bridge traffic starting to pick up along they're still under 15. let's get a look at drive times 6 a potato to danville 12 minutes all at the limit down at 5.80 livermore vasco to dublin

>>on harts avenue in downtown danville you don't have to look far to see american flags flying.i talked to here. no matter who they voted for in the 2020 election are happy about the violent display that took place in our nation's capital yesterday, everyone who voted for joe biden put the blame squarely on president trump it really makes me sick and i think he should prosecuted for long i don't have any question that that was what he did was very insightful. >>and it none of this that's gone down has helpful. >>rain the country more together all the trump supporters i talked to were equally appalled by what happened i think it's terrible. >>it's a disgrace to our country was sickening i actually went to bed last night thinking. >>but they are not all in agreement in the part the president played in instigating i think he is careless and reckless and things that he says and does that you can't blame him for what took place yesterday. i do think. >>that our president has. driven this country apart. i think he's done some good things. i obviously that's probably one of the worst t

>>on harts avenue in downtown danville you don't have to look far to see american flags flying. no one i talked to here. no matter who they voted for in the 2020 election are happy about the violent display. that took place in our nation's capital yesterday, everyone who voted for joe biden put the blame squarely on president trump it really makes me sick and i think he should prosecuted for obscenity law. i don't have any question that that was what he did was very insightful. >>and it none of this that's gone down has >>rain the country more together all the trump supporters i talked to were equally appalled by what happened i think it's terrible. >>it's a disgrace to our country was sickening i actually went to bed last night thinking. >>but they are not all in agreement in the part the president played in instigating i think he is careless and reckless and things that he says and does that you can't blame him for what took place yesterday. i do think. >>that our president has. driven this country apart. i think he's done some good things. but obviously that's probably one of

reporting live here in danville, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> what a family.dding. it's in their blood. it's quarter to 7:00 right now. >>> trending this morning, the new james bond film "no time to die" has a bit more time until it hits theaters. the pandemic is pushing the release time from easter to october the 8th. many other blockbusters delayed including the new "cinderella" movie and "ghostbusters: afterlife" and "uncharted" basted on the playstation game. >>> it's always tough when you seem to be battling two teams on the court. the war yoriors draymond green ejected when he was yelling at teammate james weisman. it didn't matter. the dubs were a different team without draymond and ended up losing the game 109-104. >> wow. >>> a live look outside, across the bay area, yes, it's a soggy start to our friday morning, raining in some spots already. i've heard it come down outside my windows here for some time. meteorologist kari hall has been telling us about these storms coming our way, quite the change from the spring-like weather, but we're reminded, ka

. >>> danville's first and longest serving police chief has died from the covid-19. kenta sandy died on christmas eve from complications due to the virus. he was 83 years old. he was a sheriff's deputy with contra costa county for 27 years, he became danville's first police chief in 1982. he leaves behind several children and his wife who are currently in the hospital battling covid-19. >>> changes for how we pay bridge tolls goes into effect today. drivers who do not have a license plate account or fasttrack will be billed monthly . >> this applies to all state owned bridges. drivers who used a fasttrack will see no change. >>> pg&e bills are going up. the utility said that the average customer who receives electricity and gas will see their monthly bill rise by $5.15 effective today. another rate hike is set for march 1st. they said it will help pay for their ongoing safety program to reduce the chance of the equipment setting off a wild fire. rates have increased by more than 40% since the 2009. >>> still ahead, it was a busy new year's eve in the south bay . >> r

it's on hearts avenue in the middle of danville's business district. contra costa county officials say they kept offering dining even though it's not allowed. the restaurant was supposed to stick to take out and delivery as a condition for keeping its health permit. >>> disappointing news torr campers. a beloved family retreat will not be opening this year. the city of san francisco owns the site just outside of yosemite. typically hundreds of families spend time there every summer but the city decided to cancel the 2021 season due to covid-19 risks. >>> 6:16. let's go to gianna to see how the roads are shaping up on this friday morning. >>> good morning. not too bad. the only place we are seeing brake lights or delays is the ride into altamont pass. it's not as bad as typically monday through thursday. friday light if you are ready to get on from tracy, you will have a pocket of slowing from the connector at least to just about grant line and as you pass north flynn. other than that it's looking good towards dublin interchange with travel times still

>>that was when kelly reporting for us in danville today showed more coming up on kron 4 news at 5 6 o'clock tonight but coming up right now here on kron 4 news at 3 o'clock we have a live report from our state capitol. a new proposed relief for small businesses during the pandemic. and next know missed a professor david mckeown will join us live to break down. the latest from washington, we have a lot of >>we're back now and here's our top story at 3.30 the aftermath of the unrest at the u.s. capitol yesterday, a lot has been happening today, including calls to immediately remove president trump from office and just moments ago the capitol police chief has announced that he will be resigning next week in the wake of all the violent riots at the capitol here now is look at the latest developments senate minority leader chuck schumer is demanding the president trump leave office at the same time house democrats are circulating new articles of impeachment. and house speaker nancy pelosi has called on using the 25th amendment on the president. elaine chao senator mitch mcconnell's wife

well oakland berkeley and richmond in the mid 60's danville just shy of 70 and northern napa county rising into the 70's with bill at 70 degrees. fairfield and vacaville each at 68 today tomorrow saturday sunday and monday all days where much of the bay area will be reaching into the low 70's and making for some of those historically warm days for mid-january after this we do see temperatures trying to get back to normal towards the middle of next week. but in the meantime it sunshine and feeling not like the middle of winter that's for sure reyna. >>thank you john look there are major faa reports coming across the richmond sandra fell bridge. you can't see it right here that's why there is dense traffic here less than 15 minutes, your commute out of richmond and the bay bridge you can see the fog visibly starting to roll in here so that comey to the fremont street exit under 60 minutes, the san mateo bridge looking all clear your for your commute, 14 minutes, but the golden gate bridge very foggy here as well 20 minutes into the city back to the news. >>for your money this morning, one su

one of several danville restaurants that refused to follow health guidelines. the east bay times reports the county suspended the restaurant's health permit. on tuesday that permit was reinstated but now the restaurant is only doing takeout and delivery. >>> this afternoon they're holding a protest. a news conference at 5:00 on clay street. schools are pushing back against the governor's fan. saying it rewards wealthy communities and ignores the needs of urban areas. >>> new this morning a look at the pandemic's impact on san francisco schools. "the examiner" reports enrollment district wide dropped 2% from the fall of 2019 to the fall of 2020. it marks the biggest one-year decline in a decade amounting to more than 1,000 students. district leaders are not sure if the decline is due to families moving out of the city or turning to other options like private schools and home schooling. >>> laura, as you well know because you have small children, what happened in washington this week seen by kids, and you're a mom and what are your kids saying? >> well, the news

>>on harts avenue in downtown danville you don't have to look far to see american flags flying. to here. no matter who they voted for in the 2020 election are happy about the violent display. that took place in our nation's capital yesterday, everyone who voted for joe biden put the blame squarely on president trump it really makes me sick and i think he should prosecuted for long i don't have any question that that was what he did was very insightful. >>that was none of this that's gone down has >>rain the country more together all the trump supporters i talked to were equally appalled by what happened i think it's terrible. >>it's a disgrace to our country was sickening i actually went to bed last night thinking. >>but they are not all in agreement in the part the president played in instigating i think he is careless and reckless and things that he says and does that you can't blame him for what took place yesterday. i do think. >>that our president has. driven this country apart. i think he's done some good things. i obviously that's probably one of the worst things that hap

january, east bay temps look at oakland 71. 74 for danville, 74 for antioch and 75 in concord.ity 73. if you're going to be in the city today, expect upper 60s, low 70s. mission 70 degrees, up through the north bay, 75. 73 in clearlake, 76 in santa rosa and 74 in sonoma. i know it's going to be a lovely day with lots of sunshine and this might have some folks headed to the beach for a walk but please be careful. a high surf advisory is in effect until 3:00 p.m. tomorrow, talking about dangerous waves, upwards of 20 feet. never turn your back to a wave and keep a safe distance including your pets. gusty winds ahead. this is another system that we're monitoring, we're preparing for a strong offshore wind event. this goes into effect starting at 10:00 p.m. tonight and remains in place until 6:00 p.m. on tuesday. we're talking about gusty winds, upwards of 45 plus miles per hour, even gustier for the hilltop areas which could mean downed trees and potential impacts. we're going to stay windy through tuesday because of that east. looking ahead into next weekend, it looks like we cou

pleasant hill, left a, alamo, danville, san ramon. strongest storm between inverness and movado. potential across the north bay for thunderstorms. while the heaviest and steadiest of the rain is over we're going to have showers and potential thunderstorms rotate across our neighborhoods, not only today but also tomorrow. the best chance of thunderstorms today. but waves of showers with downpours likely are going to continue today and tomorrow. and that is why we're a 2, moderate on the storm impact scale. a look at san jose where you can see it is definitely wet. 101 and 880. about 55 hundredths. you got rain shadowed. you received the least amount of rain. nearly 2 1/2 inches in san rafael. one of our highest tolds. the winds are gone. this is the best best. and it is going to be chilly and when showers hit they could cause localized flooding. downpours and small hail. expect that all the way from 7:00 this morning to at least 7:00 this evening. a look at future radar comingen u. here is reggie. >>> mike thank you, the storm's knocked out power to tens of thousands around the ba

nifty nana danville, clear skies to late in the day in the north bay and same for ukiah which will top out at 60 degrees. the extended forecast we've got a few showers moving and again in 24 hours, lingering through saturday, sunday is cloudy and warm rain on monday. great day on the lake! it is. lunch is cookin'! and i saved a bunch of money on my boat insurance with geico. fellas, can it get any better than this? whoa! my old hairstyle grew back. so did mine. [80's music] what? i was an 80's kid. it only gets better when you switch and save with geico. it inspired me to become a doctor. then covid hit. no one has ever seen anything like covid. you feel hopeless. my best friend's father died of covid-19. then my father caught it. wearing a mask, washing your hands. sacrifice those things now. you have the power to protect the ones you love. >>> it's been one of the best sports stories of the year in the bay area but san jose's attempt to have their first undefeated season in 81 years hit a massive speedbump when six players in both coordinators didn't make it to the arizona bowl. some

danville the order about an hour ago. travelers will have to wear masks on trains, planes, and buses, and transportation hubs like airports and bus terminals. the rules take effect on monday at midnight. >> we are learning that a santa clara county deputies brush with death in an ambush attack on a dark country road they have never happened. he is accused of making the whole thing up. we have details that the da says was too good to be true. >> reporter: a few hours ago he walked into the lobby of the sheriff's office, but not for work, instead he turned himself in after a warrant was issued for his arrest. >> why would you concoct a story that could good detectives are going to unravel? >> deputy gil made this frantic call over his police radio.>>'s miraculous survival story involved his body camera stopping a bullet through the chest as he stood on a dark rule road in morgan hill. investigators bowed to find the suspect. as they looked deeper, investigators say the suspect turned out to be deputy gil. himself.>> the fac

in rainfall intensity from san leandro down to hayward right along walnut creek to san ramon and danvilleittle calmer right now in the tri valley. well antioch on up towards oakley also seeing an uptick in rainfall intensity light showers right over there san francisco south bay. obviously that's where all attention has been focused this morning. some of our heaviest of rain does remain from santa cruz in watsonville on over towards. morgan hill and up around the scu fire burn scar. we do have a flash flood eyes, advisories in effect and of course around the czu fire burn scar we actually already have evacuations rainfalls fortunately calm down in that vicinity. but we are way we did see some heavy rain overnight that continued into this morning. rainfall totals today will be the most significant in the south bay but elsewhere in the bay area as we do to see pop up downpours later on we could see some of those fall totals spiking in rather quickly from time to time so just be ready for some heavy rain and even an on off and on thunderstorms possible later today, 40's and 50's for current

68 mid 60's for much of the east bay while low 60's from oakland up to richmond while the creek danville unconquered will still hold on to 65 same for you in pittsburgh. well out towards the coast in the north bay, it's back down into the low 50's for stinson beach. here's your look ahead next 7 days looking a lot cooler today or last remaining one in the 60's. tomorrow showers start as do the 50's saturday. we rebound a few degrees. the sunshine comes back out as for the weekend saturday will be the best one for anything you need to get done outside sunday showers arrive again into the late afternoon and evening and into next week off and on rainfall to carry us through monday tuesday and wednesday. reyna thank you there's a traffic collision i've been tracking out of san ramon but for the most part, no major hot spots to worry about this morning, your commute into the city that fremont street exit under 15 minutes. >>now the san mateo bridge that starting to get busy still under 15 minutes as you commute across to the peninsula. there and the richmond sandra fell bridge. you can see tr

become a big topic among of a bay area voters we spoke to registered democrats and republicans in danville and while both say they were appalled by what happened they don't agree on whether the president is to blame. >>it really makes me sick and i think he should prosecuted for obscenity law. i mean president should be leading the country. pushing the country. >>apart, i think he is careless and reckless and things and he says and does that you can't blame him for what took place yesterday. i do think. >>that our president has. driven this country apart. i think he's done some good things. but obviously that's probably one of the worst things that happened under his tenure. >>we spoke to several people who voted for president trump and a majority of them said that they're not sure if they'd vote for him again if he runs in 2024. it's 7 '09 and coming up on the kron 00:00am morning news more small businesses are going to get some relief we have details. >>on the plan to help them. and today will be a dry one after these morning sprinkles move out they already have for most areas that will

>>on harts avenue in downtown danville you don't have to look far to see american flags flying. no one i talked to here. no matter who they voted for in the 2020 election are happy about the violent display. that took place in our nation's capital yesterday, everyone who voted for joe biden put the blame squarely on president trump it really makes me sick and i think he should prosecuted for obscenity law. i don't have any question that that was what he did was very insightful. >>that was none of this that's gone down has >>rain the country more together all the trump supporters i talked to were equally appalled by what happened i think it's terrible. >>it's a disgrace to our country was sickening i actually went to bed last night thinking. >>but they are not all in agreement in the part the president played in instigating i think he is careless and reckless and things that he says and does that you can't blame him for what took place yesterday. i do think. >>that our president has. driven this country apart. i think he's done some good things. but obviously that's probably one

danville walnut creek unconquered all also at 58 today, north bay temps in the upper 50's nap of theover to antioch 57 or 58. santa rosa through center mid to upper 50's. you look ahead at the next 7 days shows an on and off pattern of showers and then dry skies today likely to be our heaviest rain tomorrow we dry out wednesday, another round of showers dry back out on thursday friday, a lighter chance of rain before drying back out into saturday. reyna john thank you unfortunately, the weather is making it difficult for a lot of people driving out on the roads today. >>so be cautious we've been tracking this hot spot here in dublin. westbound 5 a 6 a the connector a lot of people hopping on 84 there and you see some traffic. the air one of starting to seize a lot of little one off accidents. car off the side of the road and that's because it's so wet and slippery out on the roadways you see the bay bridge is very slick and wet here may's to fremont street in the city less than 10 minutes or 10 minutes at for your drive times you're going there. still just take your time the san mate

reporting live in danville, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> meanwhile, a menlo park business ownerrying to fend off backlash she is facing for attending the protests. she owns sugar shack, a candy store in menlo park. a photo of her at this week's rally is shared across social media gone viral. one social justice advocate calling for a boycott. >> to be in an anti-democracy protest that was instigated by the president of the united states, we say no more to that and we will not support your small business for that reason. >> he says he's willing to talk to tinsley about it. tinsley won't go on camera but says in part, just like every american, i watched in horror as the chaos unfolded on television. i couldn't believe my eyes and remain appalled at what i saw. she says she traveled to washington thinking she would take part in a peaceful protest and says she was trampled over when things turned violent. she says she returned to her hotel. >>> prosecutors have filed the first federal charges and now they're asking for the public's help to identify more suspects. as nbc's tom costell

this is what look like at a site in danville this morning. shovels and sacks are provided. there is a limit, though, of 20 bags per household and a reminder here you could track the rain and get forecasts for your area by downloading the ktvu weather app. it has interactive radar, hourly updates and the seven day forecast. ktvu weather app is free to download from your smartphone or tablet. now to the coronavirus. the state says new covid cases continue to move lower about 17,000 cases were reported yesterday, which is below the seven day average of 23,004. more people have died, which is also lower than the average at the peak of 500 hospital and icu data also moving in the right direction here in the bay area cases are still hi it over 2200 yesterday and 41 more people have died. business is up and down. california are now starting to reopen as the state moves back to its tiered system for coronavirus restrictions today, the state's health and human services director defended the decision to lift those stay at home orders are political reporter greg li tells us. he also o

concord walnut creek danville on up to pittsburgh. each at 65. now you'll be at 62 today while santa rosa had a nice but cooler 61. temperatures today cooler than they have been but warmer than they are about to be tomorrow's highs fall further than 10 degrees down into the mid-fifties with showers especially earlier in the day saturday will be our dry one of the weekend sunday rainfall mostly pushes in later on and then next week cool cloudy and rainy. the return of winter john thank you so we still have some problems on barge, but your bridges and your roadways all looking pretty great in clear you can see right here the san mateo bridge. >>your commute across to the peninsula. under 14 looks really great there. the bay bridge also a breeze drive into the city right now to the fremont street exit under 11 minutes so we're back down not a lot of traffic. right, let's get a look at our drive times in the east bay north on 8.80 silly and or to oakland. under 12 minutes, nice and green along the east bay here and those are issues like i mentioned t

low 70's with pleasanton fremont double in each at 69 same numbers for castro valley as well as danvillen berkeley each at 6860's and mid 60's from the laiho to antioch well low 70's from napa yacht bill on over to santa rosa, let's get your lookahead next 7 days looking, good, it's warmer to start cooler to finish we do eventually see temperatures fall closer to where they should be for january by the middle of next week and towards next weekend is not the upcoming one, but the following one. we do see the potential of some showers returning. so keep your fingers crossed because we really need that rain and snow reyna john thank you know major hot spots across the bay area but still shooting investigation in san jose. >>we're tracking the perimeter police set up right now so several blocks in the area of duffy and lynnette way portions of san antonio street and south king wrote all of that right there near one 31 1, 6, 80 police tell me, none of those freeways are blocked off. so you can come easy in that area but stay away from those road closures. all right look at the bay bridge as y

that light rain over san francisco as well as for the east bay from richmond, alameda, oakland, danville, hayward, across the peninsula through half moon bay and san mateo getting that wet start to our day. here is a live look with the mark hopkins hotel camera looking at san francisco. you can see the rain drops, temperatures are in the 40s and 50s to start our day. through the afternoon, we are looking at more scattered showers. you can even see an isolated thunderstorm as we head through the day as this weather system pushes across the bay area. here is what you can expect. it will be much cooler as well as with the showers looking at highs only in the 50s later this afternoon. 56 san francisco, oakland, concord, 57 in san jose. even though it is cooler, it is right around where it should be for this time of year. let's go to gianna with traffic and some wet roadways. >>> yeah, be careful as you hit the road. we have a couple trouble spots along 101. we had a crash near hospital curve and another near cesar chavez. could be one in the same. we'll keep our eye on that. near treasure is

close to 70 wouldn't be surprised at all to see that number popping up this afternoon for many spots danville up to 69 opened at 65, north bay temps in the mid 60's, upper 60's and low 70's in some cases, especially once you get up into northern portions of napa and sonoma counties. here's a look ahead at the next 7 days daytime highs, pretty steady through the weekend into early next week with low 70's staying with us. temperatures start to cool down towards the and in middle of next week and that's what we can also see a switch up that hopefully at least brings us some rain and much needed mountain snow. reyna john. thank you for aug and an accident is what we saw cause. that's backup right there on 5.80 westbound. >>at the toll plaza and as you can see richmond sandra fell bridge traffic still hasn't recovered there still 60 minutes as you're traveling out of richmond and the bay bridge we continue to keep eye on this traffic is still flowing, but you can see visibility is very low as you can barely see anything right there. the toll plaza 8 minutes as you travel into the city that fremont

yeah, just over 2 tense danville yet over a 3rd of an inch of rain and hayward yeah, 4 tenths of an inch of rain so certainly some rain to be have around much of the bay area today and we're not done just there we're going to see that continuing snowfall over the sierras de nevada overnight tonight into early tomorrow morning then things settling down there in fact the bay area going to catch a break from the stormy weather for tomorrow. we may see couple patches of ground fog around the bay area early on but after that looks like things will begin to clear out but then things begin to change again as we head toward the afternoon tomorrow on those few high clouds and then as we get into wednesday here comes your next storm system rolling into the bay area this one going be a nice little soaking rain not a rain that's going to bring flash flooding are flooding around the bay area debris flows looks like just a much more essential needed rain that is going to fall outside so that will be nice to see temperatures around the bay area for under a dry day should kind of cool mainly in the 50's

here in danville, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, bob.it's cloudy. we've got rain on the camera as well. somebody will go out there and wipe it off. i nominate kari hall. no, she's tracking the storms. a lot of rain clouds coming, right? >> yeah. it's been off and on. one minute it's raining. the next minute you see a rainbow and it's nice and sunny. we'll see that kind of weather today. i wanted to show you this view in san francisco that we're enjoying, all the rain that's moving in, seeing also those clouds that we're seeing over the city. taking a look at walnut creek, the low 50s, that is where those temperatures hold steady with clouds. and every now and then we'll have some rain falling from those clouds. we've been tracking it all on storm ranger, mobile doppler radar. the red scan you're seeing with showers off the coast. you can see the rain moving down the peninsula and also into parts of the south bay with some off and o rhmond/san rafael bria few minutes ago and moving toward ee rain moving into parts of the east bay from jus

all right a quick look at other freeways across the bay area 6.80 pacheco to danville 11 minutes, a littlelow down on 84 heading to bayfront expressway. 11 minutes there for you and look at one oh one chris paine to the 80 split 10 minutes back to the news. >>thank you very much rain to 5.15 is the time. now to a story you'll see only on kron 4 any space family is mourning the loss of a man who was killed while trying to help others 39 year-old guadalupe romero was tragically struck by a driver while helping victims of another accident. on interstate 8 80's was early saturday morning at least 6 others were injured in this multi-car crash. kron four's dan storm has the story. >>rivera's family says he's a hero for doing what he did but unfortunately lost his life trying to save these other people. his death has obviously been very difficult for the family to deal with. but they are remembering him as someone they loved very much and someone who cared about others. a makeshift memorial filled with burning candles and flowers honors the life of guadalupe romero, the fremont man is credited wi

so no also at 70 well fremont pleasanton dublin as well as danville and scouser valley getting reallytioch to low 70's from napa young bill on over to santa rosa. let's get you a look ahead next 7 days looking really good the start of this forecast is the warmest part of it after monday, we start to see temperatures cooling down this takes us back to our seasonal averages by thursday of next week and a chance of rainfall into the following weekend and we do need that rain so keep your fingers crossed that we get it reyna. >>john thank you we have a shooting investigation happening right now in san jose so we're tracking the perimeter for you, set police tell me that they have duffy and land that way porches of san antonio street. and south king wrote all shut down. the neighboring freeways you can see right there 1, 1, 6 81 30 so in that area expect some street delays however we're not seen freeway delays right now. and the traffic across the bay bridge looks great the east bay heading into the city under 11 minutes there that fremont street exit very busy though the san mateo bridge

diablo over 3 inches, danville over an inch and a half and seen those rainfall totals anywhere from 1 to 2 inches across many microclimates. it continues to come down and we have more on the way. today it becomes more scattered and there will be the chance that some of these scattered showers could bring in some thunderstorms, especially late this morning into the afternoon and so it's still going to be a very active day. in fact, it maybe a little bit more busy as we start to see some of these storms dropping some small hail, gusty winds and some brief heavy downpours. additional rainfall totals look like. another quarter to half inch of rain which the ground is already soaked so it's going to be still a very soggy day. i will be tracking this and talk more about sierra snow coming up later. mike, you've been tracking the commute. any major issues? >> you know, i've been tracking your maps as well and that's the major issue as we look with the radar i took a snapshot of it and put it over our maps and we share the data and you see the bright colors kari is talking about coming across

we will top out at 73 in concord, walnut street, danville, pleasanton, livermore in that same spot tomorrow. 75 east bank. it will be in the upper 60s right on the wabur and t y 79. 79 in st. helena. here is the first surf advisory that expires in just an hour and 45 minutes. let me show you why there is concern for another one. if you look out in the pacific, you can see how the storms are still out there. they are picking up all that energy in the ocean, and we're able to spotlight and see in advance where the swells have gotten kicked up in the pacific. that is our issue for sunday, and the brighter the color, the higher the waves, and as we play this forward right there, just sunday afternoon and into monday, another pretty strong swells is going to work its way across the entire california coastline. that's going to make for dangerous waves at the beach, certainly here at the next high surf advisory or wanting that's issued as soon as the one tonight is canceled. the next issue comes in. there's a wind advisory that starts on sunday night and goes through tuesday. it's got the entire b

radar showing you where it's raining right now in the inland east bay around blackhawk, san ramon, danville and we will show you what's happening now. it's finally shifting on the move into southern california. we definitely needed the rain. no doubt about it. but it was causing problems obviously. overnight light to moderate showers. slippery roads. areas of low visibility as you take a look. those showers will be pretty head into 8:00 a.m.y the time w and tonight visibility is lowering to a mile in santa rosa with this. sutro tower showing you the fog over san francisco. i'll be back to let you know when our next storm will arrive and how long that break will last in a few minutes. dan? >> sandhya, thanks a lot. major cleanup is under way near carmel tonight after heavy rain saturated that area. monterey county, office of emergency services says the sand levee that was holding back the carmel river breached, flooding homes in the area. despite the sandbags, water got into this home, as you can see. the sheriff's office had issued an evacuation order affecting 2500 residents this morning.

of rain officially in sentences go, half an inch in been moment in the misfortunes of an inch in danville. san jose got nearly a quarter inch of rainfall out of this and there are still a few showers out there mainly in the north bay, this activity will quite down, it will be diving farther down to the south. we will keep an eye on just in case they skirt some of the bay area but you can see that on the rater, they're kind of falling apart and they will stay out over the pacific. the future cast doesn't get the potential for some passing sprinkles. after that it is going to be locally dense fog that we have to deal with to start the day tomorrow. that will burn off by noon at the latest and we see plenty of sunshine tomorrow afternoon, tomorrow looks like a nice day overall, temperatures a couple of degrees above average but close to normal. and that next storm system will be starting to move into the north bay by late morning on sunday, becoming more likely the showers will make their way farther inland. and the heaviest rainfall for midafternoon, it is sunday evening but that moves thro

. >>> one of danville's restaurants that refused to follow health guidelines was briefly shut down lasteek n. recent weeks the restaurant was ticketed several times because over the holidays it kept its outdoor dining area open. the east bay times reports the county suspended the restaurant's health permit. on tuesday it was reinstated and now they are doing only takeout and delivery. >>> some are not happy about governor newsom's school reopening plan. this afternoon they're holding a protest. the car caravan will start at 3:30 at oakland technical and ends with a news conference at 5:00 at the california state building on clay. students from san francisco and oakland are also pushing back against the governor's plan that gives cash bonuses to schools that reopen in february saying it rewards wealthy communities and ignores the needs of urban areas. >>> new this morning a look at the pandemic's impact on san francisco schools. "the examiner" reports enrollment district wide dropped 2% from the fall of 2019 to the fall of 2020. it marks the biggest one-year decline in a decade. amountin

20 degrees above average. 74 for pleasant hill, 73 in pleasanton, and is 73 for one that creek, danville. livermore will be in the low 70s. it will be mid to upper 60s if you're right around the media pay. but want to start going inland again the mid-70s show i. even a 79 for st. helena. we will do this for two more days, tomorrow and then again on monday we will be quite warmer. that monday is a separate issue. monday is going to be windy. so this is quickly going to become the headline of the forecast over the next few days. the wind advisory start sunday night and goes through tuesday evening. the worst of this will be in the mountains. but it will be windy enough at lower elevations where we all live on monday, that you will notice this. watch the colors bring up the screen here. i will get into monday afternoon. that is where you will see it fill in the lower elevations. monday afternoon we have our 25 mile an hour gusts all up and down the 101 on the northbay. let's do this again for the south bay and east bay. it's the same story. it's always stronger in the mountains, with these

we had hail in contra costa county and walnut creek and danville. francisco currently looking pretty clear, 50 degrees. storm ranger scanning is skies today watching a few showers still ongoing near sunnyvale and saratoga. overall the radar starting to quiet down now as the storm starts to move to the south and east. tomorrow morning after some of the showers we had today is maybe some frost or even patchy ice around the north bay. you see santa rosa down to the low 30s for the morning. upper 30s to low 40s to start tomorrow off. tomorrow thereby drier of the two weekend days. cool afternoon, temperatures in the mid-to upper 50s. a dry day for saturday, but things change rapidly around lunchtime on sunday. another cold storm dropping down the coast. we'll have the winds picking up on the coast up to 40 miles per hour. and the second storm, we think, will bring a better chance of more significant rainfall. we could see a few areas picking up a quarter inch or more around parts of the south bay and the coast e generally from san francisco south. again

radar showing you where it's raining right now in the inland east bay around blackhawk, san ramon, danville and we will show you what's happening now. it's finally shifting on the move into southern california. we definitely needed the rain. no doubt about it. ng proems obously. overnight light to moderate showers. slippery roads. areas of low visibility as you take a look. those showers will be pretty much winding down by the time we head into 8:00 a.m. and tonight visibility is lowering to a mile in santa rosa with this. sutro tower showing you the fog over san francisco. i'll be back to let you know when our next storm will arrive and how long that break will last in a few minutes. dan? >> sandhya, thanks a lot. major cleanupnd w carmel tonight after heavy rain saturated that area. monterey county, office of emergency services says the sand levee that was holding back the carmel river breached, flooding homes in the area. despite the sandbags,home, as y. the sheriff's office had issued an evacuation order affecting 2500 residents this morning. but it has since been rescinded. work crews

mark but hanging out in the upper 60's for much of the east bay today with oakland at 68 same from danville up to concord north bay highs mid to upper 60's much the same as we will see in the rest of the bay area, even 60's right along the coast in stinson beach in point rays. tomorrow's temperatures still comfortable just not quite as warm as today will be friday a little bit cooler yet chance of showers better chance of rainfall into early next week with temperatures cooling even further into the upper 40's to low 50's for your highs, rain. john thank you we have some traffic hazards popping up nothing major going into that in a second, but let's get a look at our bridges. >>now there are some reports that on the eastbound side of the bay bridge near treasure island. tire so a hazard of some sort. however, i'm not seeing any slowdowns if they don't get off the bridge that could be a problem later commute into the city right now to the fremont street exit under 8 minutes. the san mateo bridge your commute across to the peninsula. the air under 15 so traffic is nice and light and limit and

in the east bay moderate pockets around walnut creek, danville, flash flood watch until 5:00 p.m. tomorrow. this was extended for the burn scar areas as the threat of mudslides and flash flooding continues. it's a level 2, moderate strength storm to tomorrow. we're looking at scars in heavier pockets, a thunder chance and that means the possibility of hail. i'll be back with an hour by hour look at the time line, taking you through tomorrow evening coming right up. dan and ama? >> all right, sapped i can'ndhy you. the santa cruz mountains avoided the worst, but the same can't be said for monterey county. abc7 news reporter kris reyes is live in san jose. kris, you went to boulder creek to talk to residents who decided not to evacuate? >> reporter: that's right, uh m ama. boulder creek was pretty wet. evacuation centers in those areas have closed. resources diverted to monterey county where the situation is much worse. take a look. >>> this is the scene in salinas at about 7:00 p.m. flood waters made rivers of roads while heavy equipment kept the mudslides at bay. it was an all day

. >> reporter: other restaurants like this one in danville have allowed outdoor dining and have been fined up to $1,000 a day. todd is hoping he won't be fined. the state is expected to provide an update on the stay at home order on saturday. in pleasanton, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> still ahead, speeding things up. what's being done right now to get more people vaccinated in the bay area? also, do we have a winner or did the jackpot just get even bigger? the numbers from tonight's mega millions drawing, one of two huge jackpots up for grabs this weekend. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri tracking a little bit of fog and also why we're seeing an abrupt change in the weather pattern. i'll have all the details in about 7 minutes. >>> the man accused of killing 6-year-old jace young made his first court appearance today. 18-year-old james harbor is facing several charges including murder for the death of the san francisco boy. jace was watching fireworks last fourth of july. this was a deliberate shooting but jace was not the target. jace's family was in the courtroom to

east bay daytime highs also quite warm fremont you're inching closer to 70 at 68 oakland at 65 well danville at a warm 69 degrees today. low 70's for youngsville right at 70 today while napa and sonoma getting pretty close along with santa rosa and either 67 or 68 degrees. tomorrow's temperatures will see a few more 70's on the map and that will also be the case through saturday sunday on into monday of next week after that temperatures drop just a few degrees. but we look to remain dry through tuesday and wednesday of next week there is a pattern change that could bring cooler weather and maybe a return of rain towards the end of next week and keep your fingers crossed for that because we really do need to start seeing more rain and mountain snow. reyna john thank you for that your commute looking great so far but there are some things popping up. >>on the map the commute across the bay bridge as you head into the city from the east bay under 8 minutes there, a look at the san mateo bridge she had across the peninsula. under 13 to traffic is nice and light and the richmond sandra fell bridg

in the east bay moderate pockets around walnut creek, danville, flash flood watch until 5:00 p.m. tomorrow. this was extended for the burn scar areas as the threat of mudslides and flash flooding continues. it's a level 2, moderate strength storm to tomorrow. we're looking at scars in heavier pockets, a thunder chance and that means the possibility of hail. i'll be back with an hour by hour look at the time line, taking you through tomorrow evening coming right up. dan and ama? >> all right, sapped i can'ndhy you. the santa cruz mountains avoided the worst, but the same can't be said for monterey county. abc7 news reporter kris reyes is live in san jose. kris, you went to boulder creek to talk to residents who decided not to evacuate? >> reporter: that's right, uh m ama. boulder creek was pretty wet. evacuation centers in those areas have closed. resources diverted to monterey county where the situation is >>> this ishe scene in 7:00 p.m. flood waters made rivers of roads while heavy equipment kept the mudslides at bay. it was an all day clean-up in monterey county with debris flo