and there hasn't been any tsunami that was created with either, though, 30's off to the east bay and the north bay as we speak now with some 40's lining up the east bay shoreline. 41 meanwhile, for san jose, current winds uneventful for now, just a little bit of a breeze. there will be a pop coming in from solano county, filling up portions of the east bay before heading out to sea for san francisco. let's do about 40 by 08:00am by 11 at 54. now some spots in the north bay will be popping well in the business of the 60's. almost a flavor of early spring, but don't get too used to it. some cold rain forest by sunday all right. thanks, dave. >> well, u.s. fish and wildlife services. they say 4 types of plants and bird species on the san clemente island no longer require endangered species act protection. they include the san clemente island paintbrush, the lotus larkspur and the bush mallow plants and the san clemente bill sparrow, san clemente island serves as a major navy training area for decades before its transfer to the navy island was used for livestock, grazing that harm native

and ac transit to the east bay. while the demand is low, because there are fewer people living on the island we thought this would be a way to use state funds to initiate that service. >> you said that it would serve both sudden fran and the east bay? this is only in island shuttle? >> it is on island yerba buena and treasure and the east bay. we could talk about whether it should also go to san francisco. i'm just questioning. i'm asking a question. why we are creating a new shuttle and decide third degree in 2011. and tell serve just the island to get people around the island and go to the east bay. >> yes. long-term yes that is the proposal here. long-term they envisioned on island circumstantial later that would just serve the island and east bay y. i'm for submitting the guarantees i do question why we should credit a new system. we treated treasure island as if it was its own thing. i know it was a redevelopment thing. you know. evolved. it seems like inefficient in terms of crediting a whole other set of syst

we're repeating kind of the performance of yesterday in the east bay. a lot of 30's to be had up in the north bay, too, with 33 santa rosa. 41 meanwhile from and 40 coming in for san jose. contrasting that with 24 hours ago, the east bay was really cold yesterday. so we're close to that. it's the east bay shoreline. a little cooler this morning and a touch up there in the north bay, too. the winds like we showed you were calm, but expect an uptick on this coming in from the offshore direction, which will be from the north expected this afternoon and into this evening today. a lot of sunshine in the east bay highs will be a little bit more challenged in the lower 60's range. some popping in the mid to upper 60's. however, in the north a little break with winter feels like where we do have rain coming this weekend. i'll have more on that right now. rain as a traffic update for you right now. all right. well, we're off to a good start. if you're heading into the city right now, meteor lights are on. however, about 20 minutes to make it may so that fremont s

you've got lots of 30's going on in the east bay for right now and the north bay. but we're going to see better warming up north today. >> 40 for san jose and some 40's also lining up the east bay shoreline. nice little treat, almost a kind of a break with a winter looks like at least for maybe today. now these offshore winds, another element was talking about re in forcing the dry air. we have isis. a lot of county up here. it does spread out a little bit to the east bay and takes kind of a path right through the carquinez strait and out to san francisco out the seat. this is somewhat more contained than its predecessor was. it won't be as potent, but it was kind of reinforce some of the drier air that we've had. so mostly sunny today, cool highs near 60's. well inland, that should be plural 60's because we'll see maybe mid to upper 60's and a few select of spots going forward wednesday to finish off the week. basically mostly sunny breezy late wednesday today, then mild lower 60's going on in london now for this weekend. let's keep some scattered clouds on your s

a lot of east bay locations will be scraping in around 60, but they'll be a pronounced warm-up in the north bay. a little bit will investigate some of that in the 4 zone forecast and check that extended for that rain over the weekend. right now, rain has your bay area traffic dave, ok? so we have some issues. we have this accident. this is 80 north of i street in oakland. so you are seeing delays. >> 5.89 is backed up a slight delay but not as bad. and the 13 looks great. if you're traveling along that highway, they just cleared this accident northbound and southbound to 42 nor the concord avenue. this was an issue and now clear this off of the highway. so hopefully in a little bit, maybe about 30, 40 minutes. we'll start to see that turn creen as opposed to read 60 minutes into the city right so that fremont street exit or san matteo bridge, 17 minutes 80 to 101, a richmond, sandra fell bridge tolls to 1, 1, about 8 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls about 30 minutes. darren james, back to you. >> thank you very much. 9.31. the time and the big story we're following

we're looking at quite a bit of 30's going on in the east bay up in the north bay. it's more hodgepodge. 41 for nevado. 46 going on for napa with 37 santa rosa. 37 39 livermore with 39 going on for san jose. that's why the contrast that we see here is much lower as we can see in the far east bay contrast with the north bay. but still everybody's trailing again. now our temperatures are going to pop so much going on this afternoon with all of this. but that gives you general idea because of that factor into this whole week long looks to be fairly dry. they'll be these weak systems that pass in the aftermath. and we're looking for another one happening again say wednesday night into thursday. bit might see some drier air return to be reinforcement with that current winds. we've seen a shift a little bit to the east that has brought in a little bit of that marine layer off towards the central valley. we usually get a coming in from the coast. the breakdown for you today will to about 37 at 08:00am by 11. we're talking 53 secure locations by popping about 60 or so it's

we're repeating kind of the performance of yesterday in the east bay. a lot of 30's to be had up in the north bay, too, with 33 santa rosa. 41 meanwhile from and 40 coming in for san jose. contrasting that with 24 hours ago, the east bay was really cold yesterday. so we're close

the east bay. there's one thing coming to our rescue this morning, though. it has been some relatively strong winds out of the delta that's moderating temperatures for some areas. so we've got quite a mix of 30's to 40's mountain view, redwood city hayward and fremont in the 30's. well, breezy spots like fairfield in pittsburgh actually holding on to the mid 40's right now in the meantime, conquered you fall into 35 degrees nevado petaluma as well as fairfax down into the 30's as well in those windier areas that tends to mix some of those colder layers out and keeps those areas a bit more mild. that's why vacaville fairfield in napa actually still holding on to 40's rather than 30's. as for radar skies, stay clear and dry. and you can expect a lot more of that this weekend. nothing really coming through to interrupt that sunshine. so get outside plans. some outdoor activities just make sure you've got your layers as you're doing. so as for bridges were still nice, an empty out their 04:00am and friday light love to see a 7 minute drive across the bay bridge

this is pg&e outage map showing more than 16,000 customers affected and more than 9,000 in the east bay alone. south bay and peninsula also seeing thousands of outages. >>> so, i understand that there is more on the way. >> yeah, the next few hours. by about 8:00, 9:00, we should see the rain come to an end. the flood watch doesn't stop until 10:00 tonight. all the rain we have gotten has to flow through the landscape. there's a lot of green and yellow. you are looking at the last six hours and the focus of the best rain is pretty stationary right over the highest population center. i tried to point this out at the top as best i could this circulation that came through with high rainfall intensities that really helped add to the stunning video that we were showing you of flooding along the city, peninsula and east bay. it is all in this corridor. the flood watch stays in effect until 10:00 for the majority of us, but sonoma county, congratulations. you've been removed from that now. we have a lot of issues up here with small streams and creeks overflowing banks. you were under a flood w

the winds calm for the east bay. but we're going to see a little bit of an up tick up here to solano county, believing in to the east bay before crosses at bay going out to see the about 40 at 08:00am 11 o'clock at 54. and then to this afternoon, some spots again, looking in the middle 60's, maybe even some upper 60 spots to be had as we kind of shake off a little winter blues here. however, later in the forecast, we might be talking about some rain getting into the weekend as we get into sunday. details on that radar. rain going to check on those bridges. what are we doing? all right, dave, thanks for that. ok, let's get a look at those bridges. >> heading into the city right now. it's going to take you 8 minutes mace to that fremont street exit, your san mateo bridge, 80 to 101 about 12 minutes heading across towards the peninsula. a richmond center fell bridge tolls to 1, 0, 1, 8, minutes out of richmond and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 21 minute ride. now this morning charges will be filed against the

also 37 at east bay. 43 in san francisco and in north bay at 35.aytime highs warm-up a bit tomorrow but overall a cold day with numbers in the mid-50s across the bay area. tomorrow i do not see strong wind. it looks light. only 5-10 miles per hour. we will see the chance for showers by 2 pm on wednesday. it will pick up in intensity. heavy pockets by 6 pm. this storm system is moving a lot faster than any storm we have had over the past couple of weeks and there looks to be no atmospheric river tying into it. we will get in on heavy downpours but it does not look like it will linger nearly as long. 6 pm on wednesday and rain over the north bay. east bay by 730. then it kicks out after that. rainfall totals trace amounts to a half an inch. should be able to get to that but we may still have power issues and landslides because the ground is saturated. sunshine coming back thursday, through sunday. monday's forecast as well. we get over wednesday and we are good for quite some time. february could have active weather but let's enjoy the break coming o

they're out of the south, as you can see in the east bay. of interesting here. here comes that rain overnight. we have a lot of fog and hand. that's a given. but look how clear and cut and dry it is as it moves out already by the mid morning hours, improving now. i don't think we're going to see a lot in the way of sun. you may see couple raise, but at least turning off that rain machine with that deeper moisture heading east. so cloudy is around the noon hour. 1 o'clock, 2 o'clock rebuilding starting in the south bay and to the east bay as we get into the late afternoon evening, although and march at all for you in the long range forecast as well. coming up in just a bit, stephanie. all right. thank you so much. date. >> president joe biden approved california's request for a disaster declaration, paving the way for federal funds to help with recovery efforts. the declaration applies to affected people in merced said sacramento and santa cruz county. and in the east bay. now canyon road is again off limits to drivers as kron four's philippe

in the east bay. chp has confirmed a 19 year-old daymond lazzenby junior was hit and killed by a car. damon had been missing since new year's day. his body was found last saturday near highway 4 between port chicago and willow pass road in concord. his family was raising questions when his body was found. they said the area had already been searched by officials and family members several times. but chp confirms lazenby was struck by the right front portion of a vehicle and they believe the driver fled the scene. they may have been driving a dark colored sedan. anyone with information regarding the driver or that suspect vehicle is asked to contact chp. folks all around the bay area came out to commemorate doctor martin luther king junior with the freedom train today. it pulled into the station on 4th street around noon that was the last stop of the free commemorative cal train ride and martin luther king day festival. those who attended highlight the fact that today is a celebration, but also the sol

so still right around 12,000 without power there in the east bay. depends on where you are. if you're inland right along 6.80, corridor, there is not a lot of activity. but as you head out towards the shoreline, especially north of the bay bridge through albany, berkeley, richmond, that's where we're seeing those outages begin to add up now for the east bay in its entirety, it was 7800 without power. now it's down to 7600. so they had about 200 customers resumed with or had power resume for them. but in the north bay, this is where they're having the hardest time restoring power. a lot of these outages are up in the hills. a lot of trees. lot of power lines that snake through trees. so it's pretty difficult work for them, especially when the winds are still high. so there has been a lot of progress there. they're still looking at about 22,000 customers without power. they will get a better chance when the winds die down later today to get out there and try and get some work done tomorrow will be a bter day. john was talking about the winds died down for friday. so that will b

we'ra still struggling in the 30's in the east bay. 33 at the santa rosa 40's. here with 51 san francisco, 50 meanwhile for half moon bay, the contrast we have still much colder off to the east bay that we were this time from yesterday. that gap will be closed but all day your temperatures will trail compared to some inland spots say in the north bay in the south bay, where numbers are expected to pounce will bit later on today. we're kind of calm winds, although it's a little bit out of the east that does bring a little moisture from the sacramento valley moisture that's been evaporated from the ground because they're trying to dry out as well. the breakdown for you today were in the upper 50's this afternoon. but again, some spots in little be able to be treated to some lower to middle 60's, maybe we're going to have that in your 4 zone forecast. look at that. extended to hour in the harvey standing by with an update on your traffic reyna. >> yeah, were busy out there. we have an accident. southbound 6.80, north, a stone valley road in alamo. what are other hig

the east bay. you are under that flash flood warning as well as san francisco county and again right now for port richmond all the way down to san leandro through oakland, through the oakland hills as well, where again, we have had quite a bit of flooding problems before when you have any of those areas that could have, you know, debris flow happening when all this water comes down very quickly. so just to get another heads up, we do have this incredibly just of storm that just rolled through here. very dangerous situation where we've got wind and rain. and you can see right now is starting push into the bay. it will be headed across. so those of you in the east bay, if you're within the sound of my voice, get ready because it's coming your way and you send it back to the desk. but i will be monitoring this. back to you. a little bit of excitement there from some in temper on has some of that hail. >> came coming or started to fall earlier today, a definitely taken some video there in their backyar

live shot coming into the east east bay shoreline. and i see that we have going on nice and clear of fog kind of taking the week off, if you will, a little bit with all this dry air. we're banking off of and look at the temperatures fall a little bit, even though that was kind of a source of a little bit of the the relative moisture in the atmosphere, we still have some upper 30's. so still have that dry atmosphere allowing us to cool lost the winds overnight. 37 santa rosa, however, will see a nice recovery this afternoon, east bay shore lines in the 40's with 39 for san jose contrast. that's what i'm talking about. much colder this morning in the east bay than yesterday. not as pronounced as you can see up to the north bay and around the peninsula. those winds currently now, as you can see, pretty much single digits. but we're expecting another little pop come later on during the forecast time period.rwe're going to stay in the 30's for the next couple of hours. those inland spots. here's a nice pop, drier, tends to do that. get the

the east bay shoreline and the east bay inland valley as well. also not too bad for the whole east bay, about 1800 customers without power got a cluster near renda. another out near kensington. the hills just outside of berkeley, as you make your way up into the east bay hills and then in the north bay, again, the marin county areas where we have hillier terrain. that's where we're seeing more of the outages in all about 10,400 customers without power for all of them are in sonoma and napa counties. you can see the heaviest of those clusters relevant right along 101, from rohnert park up towards santa rose. a 12 and still looking at some heavy rain out there. this is only going to complicate an already. >> very saturated situation with flooding in many spots all the way from san francisco down to the south bay to 80 in 101, are packed with water and looking at oakland down to san jose. also still continuing to see moderate in some pretty consistent rainfall. i'll be tracking all of it as we go. >> and several reports of flooding and a 20 minute s

almost a dozen degrees behind for good chunk of the east bay. le cooler up in the north bay to not as pronounced by comparison. winds have been shifted a little bit towards the east. that would normally be a dry flow pattern. we are still fairly dry, but a little moisture is trying to sneak through the carquinez strait a little bit here into the wider bay for today, we're looking at 42 by 09:00am warming up quickly by noon into the 50's drier tends to do that. we warm up very rapidly, although we have a a lot more to come for the next couple of days of this drying out. maybe a shot of rain this weekend. i'll have more in a bit when our rain want to check traffic was going on. all right. let's get you going. we have an accident in seminole 84 westbound a little valley road. >> so we are seeing a delay along that highway. but look at the adjacent highways. >> 5 86 88, 80 in mission boulevard. things are still pretty light over in the east bay. >> 8 minute drive into the city maze to that fremont street exit. our san mateo bridge 80 to 1, 0, one 12

we're going to wake up to a little bit of a winter wonderland throughout our highest peaks in the east bay and parts of the south bay because of those light snow showers. and right now we are tracking reduced visibility in the east bay over berkeley because of those heavier downpours there. when tracker for though, fortunately wind speeds on the calm to breezy side. so no wind advisories in effect, the breezy us winds right now out of the northeast. for those of you in downtown san francisco, seeing sustained winds at 21 miles per hour with gusts upwards of 25 miles per hour mid to upper 40's as you step outside right now. so pretty uniform numbers. pacifica. 45 degrees with an app a little bit milder trying to flirt with 50's. but 49 degrees overnight lows tonight low to mid 40's. so it is going to be a little bit cooler out there tonight compared to last night, the high temperatures tomorrow holding steady mid 50's. the good news is we're going to see a lot more sunshine for your monday afternoon as we start to dry out from this atmospheric river. >> and then, oh, well, that's pretty muc

nice, beautiful shot of the east bay shoreline.as the sun just starts to illuminate our skies just a little bit here. we

kicking in for 680, 84, and a build for the east bay. the south bay holding steady with your same spots for slowing. more backup 87 heading to downtown. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> happening now a second home is threatened in oorinda. a home is red tagged. the owners have lived there for 30 years. the city of orinda says the house that slid last week is moving several inches a day. >>> two mass shootings in the bay area in the span of 24 hours. we are live in half moon bay with new developments. it targeted a mushroom farm and mushroom workers. in oakland what police are saying about the apparent deadly shoot-out and the latest on the search for that suspect. we're back in under three minutes. it's official, america. xfinity mobile is the fastest mobile service. and gives you unmatched savings with the best price for two lines of unlimited. only $30 a line per month. that means you could save hundreds a year over t-mobile, at&t and verizon. the fastest mobile service and major savings? can't argue with the facts. no wonder xfinit

san francisco now working its way on towards the bay bridge in the east bay hills. also in the midst of some heavier intensity rainfall north bay looking at petaluma right now, just north of you between a santa rosa in petaluma right there around rohnert park. you've got some heavier pockets, too. we'll continue to see this rain through the morning. so as i mentioned, there's no beating it. in fact, just take it slow or leave early. we start to clear on the north bay around 10:00am the rest of us more towards noon and then we actually get some sunshine this afternoon. tomorrow morning, another wet start because of all this flood watches in effect for the bay. you see those pockets of red in the santa cruz mountains as well as up along the russian river. those are flood warnings where flooding is imminent and currently happening. futurecast, wind gusts is showing you. we have some 30 to 40 miles per hour gusts right now. so it's windy. it's wet. at least it is mild. but all in all, just take it slower in minimize travel time this morning. i know we got to get to work.

in total about 7500 customers without power in the east bay. and then, of course, the north bay, which typically sees power, go out when we get storms like this. they're in that same boat right now about 2300 customers. 23,000 customers without power. excuse me. and the hardest ones to restore are going to be those that are in the hills pg and e saying they really can't get that work done until the winds die down. so that might have to wait till later on today. john also tells me that tomorrow should be another good day for pg need to try and get as much power storms possible. we'll have to wait and see what they can do because as we know we do another storm coming on saturday, which could very well knock out power once again. >> and i know the drill well by them and the evacuation warning soon still in place for those living near the russian river in sonoma county. take a look at the map and you can see the affected area stretching from healdsburg to jenner. the sonoma county sheriff says the russian river is expected to crest at 33 feet. the w

some light scattered showers in our valleys in the north bay, east bay and south bay. but >> it won't last long because take a look at this. we're tracking widespread lightning strikes from our next storm set to make its way inland by around midnight tonight. and that storm to our north over going to also tap into that moisture to our west. so we are expecting to see some pretty active weather during the overnight hours. so don't be surprised if you wake up to the sound of thunder. we will notice some heavy pockets of rain at times as that storm track shifts to the south and east. but it is going to be fairly short-lived drying out by sunday morning and it's going to remain dry through most of sunday afternoon. so great reminder and friendly reminder to just clean up. if you can, especially with our next storm right on its heels because as one storm exits, another one arrives. this was going to be even stronger. believe it or not. starting sunday night at 9 o'clock, we're expecting a moderate atmospheric river to make its way into the bay area. really going to during t

up over the east bay hills. mean all those winds? we still haven't kind of breezy conditions going on. but solano county, you have a wind advisory that's in place still until 4 o'clock. meanwhile, everybody else but called kind of breezy for much of the day. it's an offshore wind variety be a shift to the east. later on. it will be late tonight. that will actually welcome in some moisture from some soggy ground off to the central valley. so instead of waiting it coming from the pacific, which will do by midweek will get coming in tomorrow. a little bit. got 40's on the board here for at least the east. but east bay. 39 chilly degrees santa rosa. 52 from a bottle and also half moon bay. 52, you're contrast to some half a dozen or better degrees ahead of yesterday's efforts. already starting off on the plus side, checking out bay area traffic at this hour. what's going on right really sluggish in this 8 o'clock hour. dave, if you're traveling along 101. >> 85 up towards menlo park. going take you 62 minutes to mak

to roll through the east bay. here's a look at some of the rainfall amounts and just from today, not including this last hour or so, arrendel picking up 2.5 inches, so definitely some heavy downpour, probably associated with the thunderstorm for you there. ben loman has seen almost three quarters of an inch san francisco more than half inch and again. i put in these numbers before the noon show started, so we haven't even accounted for the accumulation going on right now. here's a look at the flash flood warning it is for san francisco as well as the northern edge of cemetery. all county. it goes until 3 30 this afternoon also includes areas over oakland stretching into orinda as well as well, not creek. some of those cells are heavy enough to provide 4/10 to almost 8/10 of rainfall in an hour or so, and just a reminder it only takes about half foot of running water to push a person over two ft. deep and those cars start to float, so do not try to go through any type of flooding. if you do experience it. here's a

and in the east bay.down into the roadway in richmond of his videos from the citizen app. this happened around 5.40, last night on hinkley avenue. and you can see the tree completely fell over the route, sticking up into the air. there in san jose. take a look at this image sent to us by kron. 4 viewer. this is on glen eyrie avenue. the person who sent us this image says their tree came down around 11, 30 last night when it fell. they could feel the whole house shaking. they say the tree fell on a truck and a number of power lines are also now on the ground likely affecting power in that area. and we also continue to monitor power outages across the bay area this morning. this is a live look at the pg outage map and you can see a bunch of smaller outages affecting thousands of customers all across the bay area. there's a lot of yellow there, but also quite a few orange areas on the peninsula and in the north bay and also further inland. each of those orange dots indicating up to 5,000 customers. they're e

or east bay hills.ks like right over mountie ablow. we've gotten a pockets of heavier rain we've got actually it's farther west right along 6 80 san ramon, and maybe we've got some rain for yu their dublin areas through danville and then stretching over towards the east bay shore. we've got scattered showers. hey, we're saying leandro oakland. pocket of a heavier rain right in there along the east bay shore as we stretch our south, we've got it now over areas of the diablo arrangement. hambleton and i pointed that out a minute ago. snow levels are down to 4000 ft. and you can see that little shade of pink right in their shifting into the santa cruz mountains where we are beginning to get a little bit of a break here. this was over the santa cruz mountains. not too long ago. it is now shifting. to more gun hill. how about the sierra snow continues here and the winter storm warning continues here now. until early tuesday morning. it was expected to expire monday night now extended until tuesday morning, s

bay area. lingering showers, and most of the activity to the south and to the east of the bay area. not going to be a major drought buster. we have the wind advisory that goes into effect, lasting through 1:00 tomorrow. really look at 3:00 starting to pick up almost 45 miles an hour here. about 40-mile-an-hour winds over in napa. 7:00 p.m., all of this is picking up in the north bay down into san francisco, as well. so please be careful, secure any objects that you want to keep safe out there this afternoon, and the winds will continue to howl on monday, wrapping up january. so winds, cold temperatures, because of this cold air that's moving into the bay area. so it's coming to us from parts of canada, even as far north as the arctic circle. so be careful. we have this freeze warning that goes into effect later into monday morning. notice the colors there, starting to turn into that blue and purple. so freeze warnings for the interior parts of the north bay, east bay and down here in san jose, as well. while the coastline has that frost advisory. be careful of the pets and plants, a

in the east bay and north bay it's closer to 2,000 customers.ive look at the truckee bypass up in the sierra. a winter storm advisory remains in effect there. caltrans is telling anyone who can wait to avoid making the drive right now through the sierra. but if you do go, chains are required. meteorologist kari hall is here with us now. it looks like there's nowhere that they can actually go right now. >>> the breaks are so short. when you try to go to the sierra or even hitting the road, you may encounter the rough weather. it's definitely going to be something we'll have to monitor here as we get a burst of heavy snow moving over the sierra now. that's after it moves through the bay area and climbs in elevation and changed over to snow. so now we're still looking at waves of active weather that will come in today. there was a lot more lightning this morning. at one time i did a query and saw about 193 lightning strikes as it moved over the sacramento valley. we are tracking isolated lightning off the coast, and that energy is going to be movin

these are some numbers we're seeing from the east bay times. we've had nine atmospheric river storms. as far as how much rain we're talking about 24.5 trillioningly gallons of water. we're talking about a good amount of rainfall in these past few weeks. and overall we've seen over 500 landslides statewide. pg&e and east bay m.u.d. may handle the cleanup behind me but it could take a few days. live in oakland, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> we're seeing these messes everywhere. thank you, pete. >>> from the east bay to the peninsula last week's storm taking a piece of hillside forcing families out, so this landslide started to descend saturday at san juan boulevard in belmont. both homes affected are red tagged temporarily until they can survey the area. the road leading into the neighborhood also closed. neighbors say this is one of many small landslides in the area. fortunately no one was hurt. the road closure from this slide is indefinite. >>> president biden will get an up close look at the damage from more than two weeks of storms

will be for the day today into tonight and then spreading a little bit of the east bay. ake a little bit of the carquinez strait right across the bay and out towards the golden gate. now, this is going to be much more compacted than what we saw from the last wind event being offshore. it just reinforces the dry air and second is widespread, too. so we may not have any statements without except for solano county, quiet to finish off the week. here comes that action. it's holding together. latest model run still has rain and mountain snows. don't forget coming from the north. this is certainly a colder system. so doesn't much moisture with it. and then maybe some treats as we get towards the end of next week. 4 zone forecast for you today. looks like we're at about 62 san francisco, a 60 ish at the coast bayside. 61 going on for burning game south. 62 foster city, palo alto at 63 and the south bay mid-sixties at hand. only about 60 going on for tri valley with 63 for union city. moving up to walnut creek, maybe 62 there and the 60 to 65 for napa. and 68 for santa rosa in th

and a pretty daring rescue all caught on body camera right in the east bay. look at this. antioch police officer kyle smith is being applauded for helping pull a man out of the contra costa can now by using a dog leash. officer smith says the least which is used for his canine companion, kona has the ability to stretch about 30 feet. smith's quick thinking helped save that man drowning in the canal near deer valley road on carpentier drive. the officer says it's a day on the job. he will not soon forget. >> so find you one of those stories. you know, we get a lot here at the hour. we start where we we have a lot of stories. the retail later and tell our family and friends this is definitely one of them. so usually you have at your disposal. and and that's what i had was that 30 but lesion. luckily, i didn't have that. but you know, i was first on scene and i had that that. i think anyone else that would got there from the antioch police department would have figured out a way to get him out. >> ok, officer smith has been teamed up with his canine kona for the last 5 years.

up over the east bay hills.mean all those winds? we still haven't kind of breezy conditions going on. but solano county, you have a wind advisory

then another deadly mass shooting in the east bay just hours after those shootings in half moon bay. it's really disheartening and difficult, you know to deal with what led to gunfire at an east oakland gas station and where the investigation stands this morning. and we're hearing from the man credited with stopping a deadly attack after 11 people were killed in southern california the details he's revealing about how he sprung into action.

but even 30's along the east bay shoreline, lower to middle 30's up to the north bay.eze warnings with us until 9 as a formality. but the sun is joining us in our start to move the other direction upstream. some scattered clouds, mike, because medically painting our skies a little bit by the late afternoon into the overnight. just a little touch there, not going to have a major impact on our weather, although tend to be can sometimes interrupt the cooling at night. let's hand it over to future cast for a very uneventful. so mostly sunny for today. again, a few scattered clouds as we get into the overnight. a lot of it, some timing of this thing to drop. it looks like it's dropping overnight. more ford cloud cover. we get little spurt of some light snow showers. you can see up there to tahoe and we go back into sunday and the mostly sunny mode. but what's different tomorrow is a pop of winds. a bit of a breeze today. whatever. but we start to get some stronger, offshore winds, windy. you can see up there to solano county, east bay, but it does spread over towards san fr

let's go to the east bay now, where westbound bay bridge traffic is light and again because of the holiday think tomorrow people will be back. but today a lot of offices are closed for martin luther king jr holiday. this is a look at the commute here on interstate 80 in oakland. one thing that's better is 24 is recovering after an earlier crash near fish ranch road was there for a long time, so it still has a little time to go before things are much better. 7 12. let's go back to the desk. all right. thank you actually snowed on the mountain peaks in the south bay will tell you where this driver captured what looks like video. oh, from south lake tahoe. also a warning to check your trees around your home. after weeks of rain, even healthy trees are falling after a quick break. an arborist explains the signs. that might mean a tree is about to come down. business can happen anytime, anywhere. so help yours thrive and stay connected with the comcast business complete connectivity solution. it's the largest, fastest, reliable network. advanced gig speed wifi. and cyberthreat protection. start

but >> heavy rains remain in the east bay in the south bay. also to the santa cruz mountains and a good chunk of the peninsula. here's a little closer shot there. look at hayward fremont all getting hit quite hard and also down to san mateo as well. so as we mentioned earlier, this flood watch will be with us through monday morning. we do see some flooding up around the russian river and because rain is in the forecast all the way through monday afternoon bay area, why we've got rivers and creeks will be watching out for ponding on roadways, roadways to be careful about and what we get to sunday night into monday. that's kind of the last big hit were looking for the winds. they're going to be around with us until noon, but it'll still be breezy in the afternoon. the wind advisory period, though, covers us to noon. it remains out of the south through the day today and into tonight. there you have the coverage area, the heaviest winds off tumor in the peninsula and also san francisco storm tracker 4. there you see a clearing patch trying to deve

mud slides leave multiple homes damaged or destroyed in the east bay. ahead, the areas authorities are now asking people to avoid and the first details on president biden's planned visit to storm-damaged california. >> this is why it's so important we get the word across because there are treatment options, but we have to capture it early. >>> moving you forward on the impact from long covid. the steps you can take to help lessen the potential damage on your lungs especially for those already battling underlying health issues. this is "today in the bay" streaming live on roku, amazon fire tv, apple tv and online. ro a good tuesday morning to you. thank you for allowing us to be a part of your morning. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. we'll check in with mike and see how things are going on dry roads this morning. yep, dry roads. >> it is nice to have a break. we will see some sunshine today with chilly temperatures but a wide view to show you what is happening as we see the atmospheric river well to the south of us and then we'll see one

they say that a lot of families are being directed away from services in the east bay and to the hospital's mission bay location in san francisco. >> hospital keeps telling us that they're investing. kids of the east bay, but we don't see that at the time were bustling staff of 40. >> clinicians developmental specialists, family partners. our program has been cut in half. we have 19 staff now in the middle of the mental health crisis. the hospital is not investing. and the youngest members of our community. >> and she's afraid that they're going to be even more cutbacks after the president, ceo of ucsf health sent a warning that ucsf is projecting a 200 million dollar budget shortfall this year and must operate efficiently. the staff says they're going to continue pushing for what's best for patients. >> and some breaking news this morning, we have another democrat jumping into the race now to replace senator dianne feinstein, congressman adam schiff, who you see there has just announced he plans to run for the senate seat in 2024. he made that announcement on twitter this morning. schiff c

inch of rain in san francisco up to 2 inches up in the north bay and a little under an inch in the east bay and also the south bay. then we have another system on monday. now this one is going to have the influence of the in atmospheric river like we've seen. and that's going to add another couple of inches of rain. so let me show you this parade of storms. here we go. we're going to head towards the weekend take you into saturday. there is the saturday into sunday system. you can see kind of lingers into sunday and then we get into sunday afternoon. we get a little bit of a break. and then here comes the monday system sunday night overnight into monday. and this kind of last right through monday into tuesday. and then you can see another one on wednesday. so it just doesn't have a really clear ending right now. now, here's the upside to this. this is our new drought monitor. now, last week we showed you the drought monitor and pretty much you know, the last gosh, i think months on end, we've had a big swath of exceptional drought, the center of the state in california, one of the areas of

thanks, silvana. >>> help pouring in to revitalize an east bay landmark. ng up on "today in the bay," the work of one 17-year-old doing her part to bring it back doing her part to bring it back to life. - life is uncertain. everyday pressures can feel overwhelming it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried, or frustrated. it's normal. with calhope's free and secure mental health resources, it's easy to get the help you and your loved ones need when you need it the most. call our warm line at (833) 317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org today. >>> and welcome back to you. >> we're keeping tabs on the outages that are happening right now. you're taking a live look. this is the pg&e outage map. it looks like a lot of customers affected. the high winds across the bay area, so you can actually put in your address there and see and they'll give you a real-time updates. >> the green spots, by the way, are power outages, too. very small, but there you go, lots of trees down. >>> it's been super windy, too. the impacts of all of this adding up as we get more and mor

taking a live look outside in the east bay over berkeley. a very calm, quiet night ahead of our storm. that's going to write about 24 hours from now for most of the bay area. but temperatures right now, 2 outliers downtown san francisco in half moon bay in the low 50's a 2 mile. the city's take a look at fairfax in the low 40's, but just barely easily. one of the coolest cities out there in the bay area already calistoga and saint helene, a cooling down into the upper 30's. so it's just an indicator of how chilly it's going to get once again tonight near freezing temperatures in santa rosa, widespread mid to upper 30's for north bay east bay and yet south bay valleys a little bit milder along the san francisco peninsula coastline with mid 40's. but temperatures for those of you in the north bay with that approaching storm low 50's from santa rosa to allay just because of those billowing storm clouds going to see a lot less sunshine. everyone else in the mid-fifties cooling down thursday into friday. but take a look at all those sun think we'v

you're east bay hills camera right here, looking out over a pretty great perspective. we're seeing heavier showers having passed through the bay on into the east bay now, but a lot of cloud cover still to our west. it's going to be pushing more and more of that rainfall, our direction. so right now we're seeing our heaviest of rain out into the inland east bay, looking at you, antioch, oakley, brett would out there into the delta further south along the altamonte pass some heavier showers, too, in south from there just above son, old. as for the rest of us, it's moderate showers and heavier pockets in their morgan hill. you're about to see uptick in rainfall, intensity, pockets of heavier rain right around fremont about across into san francisco in currently working through marine sonoma and napa counties. so very active morning. and the winds along with it are causing some problems. futurecast shows a continuation of the showers. well, to your morning commute really only starting to see things calming down after 10:00am in towards noontime today. most of us should be w

east bay, 37. san francisco, low 40s and some of the chili is weather in the north bay at 36. through tomorrow will not warm up a whole lot. it will stay chili with 52 in santa rosa and 54 in livermore and 56 in san jose. most of the day we are okay. we are dry here at least through the morning midday and early afternoon for a lot of the bay area then by the evening we will get in on those rain chances. so two important things i want to talk about on this storm system for tomorrow that will make it different from every other storm we have been through. there is no atmospheric river with it to boost up the totals. it's also moving a lot faster. it's going to limit those rainfall totals as well. you can see it. 3:30, some spotty showers in the north bay. this should calm your nerves a little bit even though we have heavier pockets at 6:00 p.m., watch how fast this is going to move. getting to the peninsula and east bay by 8:00 p.m. then down towards san jose by 10:00 and then as we head 11:30 it's beginning to exit out here or towards gilroy. total it will be a lot less -- look

freeze warnings right now for the north bay interior, as well as the inland east bay and the south bay. these extend through 09:00am this morning. and as you can see, temperatures are pretty cold livermore a 45 right now. but look at redwood city only 33 degrees mountain view. san mateo hayward, fremont unconquered as well as much of the north bay. well, down into the 30's for your current temperatures. now i'm going to be talking a mild afternoon. lots of sunshine and of course, that niners game forecast all still to come raining. all right. on the eve of that, ok, let's get a look at your morning drive if you are traveling into the city this morning, it's going to take about 7 minutes. >> so that fremont street exit about the san mateo bridge, 80 to one a one 12 minutes heading across towards the peninsula. the richmond sandra fell bridge. put you at about 7 minutes tolls to 101. there and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 18 minutes on this friday morning 501. and breaking news. google just announcing they're going to lay off 12,000 workers. a lot of people the job cuts are a

the peninsula, south bay and east bay. your set and out today as for the bay area's winds, 15 to 30 miles per hour gusts currently we could see some higher gusts in our mountain tops, but not as windy as yesterday. so you get the picture here. it's still wet. it's still windy. just not as bad as your tuesday nor your monday were for that matter. 40's and 50's for current temperatures to bring the rain jacket. stay cozy and stay dry out there this morning. >> all right, john, thank you for we have an accident. 5, 80 westbound at palo verde road. so you are seeing delays because of that accident and residual delays along 8, 86. 80 is traffic starts to pick up this morning traveling into the city will not as wet as it was yesterday, but still wet. you can see that from the camera. 23 minutes into the city. slow it down. there's still a 20 minute systemwide bar delay. that's because of the weather. they're being cautious. they want to slow down 16 minutes 80 to 101. you're richmond center fell bridge pushing at about 9 minutes

the storm having a big impact on ferry service in east bay. the san francisco bay area ferry has suspended harbor bay and south san francisco route. we are live . heavy downpour, gusty winds. a lot of damage like this. downed trees and power lines all over here. coming up >>> we want to take you to the san mateo county coast where the touring terrain is not the only problem tonight. >> we are joined live from half moon bay to see what the wind has done. you are in the thick of it right now. >> reporter: the rent has been touring nonstop since 4:00 here in half moon bay. as you mentioned, it's not just the rain but the gusty wind causing raindrops to go sideways. as a result, we are seeing a lot of downed trees and power lines in the area. i want to show you some video, as well of this cypress tree that toppled over a few hours ago. the base of this tree is about 12 feet in diameter. it's about 50 to 60 feet tall. this tree is surrounded by apartments and townhomes. luckily, it landed in the courtyard. nobody was hurt. at the nearby town of moss