. >> tomorrow is the emeryville film festival showcasing local filmmakers. there are sections for documentaries, animated films and live action narratives creators say some of the animators even work pixar. the movies are their passion projects outside of work. this is all being held at the amc bay street, 60 min emeryville from noon until 10 o'clock tomorrow night, emeryville residents can get one ticket for free. >> san mateo county is calling all female artists. they're looking for artists to live and work in the county to submit their artwork for this year's art exhibit called women's view 2025 in honor of national women's history month. these are pictures from last year's exhibit. the exhibit will open up march 5th in artwork selected will be shown at the twin pines arts center in the manor house in belmont. the deadline to submit artwork is february 19th. some talented women out there. absolutely. and that's all the time we have for kron. 4 news at 6. appreciate you being with us. i'll see you back here tonight. at 10 o'clock, of course. >> stream kron

here's a live view from our emeryville camera and 80. you can see all the raindrops on the lens so far. santa rosa airport has picked up close to an inch of rain. san francisco just under a half an inch less. in oakland and livermore, you will notice about a third of an inch in san jose. live views from our tower camera showing yoa slick runway and the golden gate bridge as well. emeryville is where the rain is coming down. and same thing for the sierra. you can see from zephyr cove chain controls. right now on most roads leading up to the mountains, it's a rain snow mix, so watch out. winter storm warning until noon tomorrow above 5000ft, blue canyon is at 5280ft. so you're basically dealing with the snow up to two feet over the peaks. gusts up to 75 will mean difficult travel conditions, 40s to 60s on your temperatures right now. this is a level two storm through tonight. moderate in strength showers with brief downpours. gusty winds, a slight chance of thunder. i'm going to have to remove that because that's pretty much diminishing. m

let's give you a live look at emeryville right now from our emeryville camera. it looks beautiful, but a little ominous as well. jeff, what a wild day out there. especially from one to about 5 p.m. those torrential downpours, some spots picked up a month's worth of rain in five days. i know this atmospheric river started late last week and it just kind of hung around, bounced around northern california, and today all the bay area got hit. let's go ahead and move it into that microclimate forecast, and we will take a look at the live scanning radar. and what i can show you right now is we are starting to see it certainly exit the north bay. and the heaviest rainfall now moving to the south and the east of us. and the totals in 24 hours, more than impressive. of course, we had the flood damage, especially up there towards the north bay. and this is why we had anywhere from three to over five inches san francisco, just over two and a half. and for a lot of the east bay, it was anywhere from one to about 1.5in. san jose now getting close to an inch. ben lowman there

a live look right here from our camera in emeryville. you can see some of those dark clouds in the distance there. >> so let's get to abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel, who is tracking this system. sandhya. >> yeah. and juliana, let's take a look at live doppler seven. it is a level two for tonight as that atmospheric river moves in and slams the bay area. it goes to a strong level three storm. we're going to get you into street level radar, where we are seeing some light rain right now around bohemian highway, occidental monte rio, some moderate pockets in there. and that's only going to intensify as we go into the night and into tomorrow. a flood watch is up until 4 a.m. wednesday. the entire bay area is at risk of seeing flooding. we have wind advisories for solano county, san francisco and the coastal areas until 8 p.m. tomorrow, 45 to 50 mile an hour gusts will likely cause damage right now 25 miles an hour. at san mateo. it is a level two. heavy rain in the north bay. flood watch for all areas. gusty winds. it becomes a le

tomorrow's the emeryville film festival showcasing local filmmaker. so it has a section for documentaries, animated movies and live action creators say some of the animators work at pixar and these movies are their passion projects outside of work. the film festival is being held at the amc bay street 16 emeryville from noon until 10 tomorrow night. every poll residents can get one ticket for free. a bay area. oyster farm is going to be on the big screen during the big game this sunday hog island oyster company is being featured in google's big game commercial. the farm is based and tamala spay. it's growing harvesting all sorts of different kinds of oysters and they have locations all across the bay area check him out on sunday. san mateo county is calling all women artists. they are looking for artists who live and work in the county to submit their artwork for this year's art exhibit called women's few 2025. in honor of national women's history month. these are pictures from last year's exhibit and the art exhibit will open up march 5th and artwork

this is being held at the amc bay street 16 in emeryville from noon until 10 tomorrow night.ts can get one ticket for free. just a quick shout out to to the girl scouts who are on last hour. so a girl scout cookies are for sale if anyone is interested. that's right. what's your favorite? sentiment? what's yours? then mitt? look at hang out. coming up today on kron, news at 5, another bay area. safeway is closing its doors this time. >> in the east bay, we'll get into that. plus, there's a little more drama for the san mateo county sheriff christina corpus. the unions representing her employees are accusing her of retaliating against them. well, year with a sheriff saying afternoon. yeah, complicated situation. we appreciate your being with us this hour. have a good one us this hour. have a good one i'm not happy with the way that pg&e handled the wildfires. yeah. yeah. i totally, totally understand. we're adding a ton of sensors. as soon as something comes in contact with the power line, it'll turn off so that there's not a risk that it's gonna fall to the ground and start a

. >> and number six, we're getting a live look at our emeryville camera. can see all those headlights heading towards the bay bridge. if you're driving from highway four to san francisco. it will take you 30 minutes right now. >> number seven, spotify and warner music group have a new deal that will bring new subscription tiers, and may also include a long awaited hi fi audio upgrade many users have been asking for. >> the san francisco zoo has high hopes it will get giant pandas from china, and you have a chance to be a part of the zoo's team. >> despite no updates on bringing the pandas to san francisco, the zoo is looking for an assistant curator of giant pandas. now, duties include helping the supervisors who will be responsible for the animals and making sure they have the right tools, equipment and supplies. the salary is between 67,000 and $72,000. it's unclear when or if the pandas would come, and if the zoo has raised enough money for the project. it's expected to cost more than $20 million. >> we're counting down to the 2025 chinese new year para

this is emeryville and the berkeley area, interstate 80. it is jam packed in both directions. you know, every time it rains, people kind of forget how to drive in the rain. so that's why we have those spinouts. and that's why we have all of those slow commutes this afternoon. so you can see backed up pretty much in both directions, a really rough commute out there as we go through the bayshore freeway. >> all right. we'll keep following. obviously, the rain and the traffic situation here. we'll move on to some other news, though this afternoon. and ahead here on the four china hits back putting its own tariffs on u.s. goods coming into that country. one day after president trump imposed tariffs on chinese imports. we talked with an expert about what this escalating trade war means for consumers. >> plus, president trump reportedly planning an executive order meant to eliminate the department of education. the legal tions i bought the team! kevin... ? i bought the team! i put it on my chase freedom unlimited card. and i'm gonna cashback on a few other things too... starting wit

emeryville. heads up berkeley.ut to see some light to moderate rain over the next ten minutes. we are at a level one on the storm impact scale only until 9 a.m. today. so the next two hours we have a chance of a brief downpour like i just showed you. the biggest impact would be some slick roads out there. so live look from the exploratorium camera showing you that shower over the city right now. they don't last all that long. by 9 a.m. we're done with the wet weather. the afternoon is dry and sunny, but temperatures are on the cool side. the weekend though looking fantastic. we do have some cold mornings though. frost advisories and freeze warnings are posted for tomorrow morning, but both saturday and sunday afternoon expect a lot of sunshine. >> number two, officials are now blaming two deaths on this week's storm. both happened in sonoma county. >> number three, a federal judge has temporarily blocked the trump administration's plan to push out federal employees by offering them buyouts. a hearing on that progra

. >> yes, we still have some 30s, but as we look out over towards emeryville, we've got 43 at the oakland museum in 47 at the airport. so we're talking about a slow warm up, but at least another ten to maybe 13 degrees for many of you. and we're back to frosty conditions tonight. and we also have rain in the forecast to talk about. that's all coming up. >> also next. state farm asking to raise rates yet again affecting millions of policyholders across the state of california. i'll take a closer your journey through the canadian rocky mountains is filled with dramatic moments. and you'll have the best seat in the house. catching the sun reflecting off mt rundle, while traversing landscapes that redefine your sense of scale. or emerging from a tunnel into daylight, like a curtain rising on a stage for the show nature is putting on just for you. rocky mountaineer. degree murder for the stabbing of tech executive bob lee will be sentenced in may. he refused to appear in court yesterday, though three of his attorneys and his mother were present. jurors returned the verdict back in december. >>

let's check out our forecast headlines as we look out over quiet conditions in emeryville tonight.more light rain, mainly up in the north bay, but as you can see, it may hit other parts of the bay area as well. tomorrow rainy and windy by afternoon as a level two storm on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale develops. and on tuesday, that storm is likely to get even stronger to a level three. so we've got a couple of very stormy days coming our way early in the week. right now, though, we're still looking at a level one storm for this evening, producing light scattered showers, mainly in the north bay. breezy to gusty conditions. rainfall totals from this storm will be under a quarter of an inch, and as you can see going into the late night hours, it continues to lift and to weaken. and then in the few hours right after midnight, we'll have virtually nothing going on in terms of significant weather. but later in the day tomorrow, we'll have that level two storm developing and expanding. we still have a flood advisory. a flood watch actually in effect for solano county and the

así se encuentra la zona de emeryville ahí nuestra cámara en vivo en esa región.8 millas por hora. la autopista 8 80 hacial sur y hacia el norte en ambas direcciones. bien, pero que bien ocupada. algunas zonas en la 87 ya tienen áreas con agua acumulada, así que tenga mucha precaución y evite cruzar carreteras inundadas en la zona de palo alto y en la región de east palo alto también el tráfico comienza a aumentar significativamente y en la región de san carlos también ya bastante pesado. el tráfico sería todo. regresamos en breve. gracias marcelo. semana de super bowl y la expectativa claro que crece de cara al magno evento que disfrutarás en telemundo 48. y no somos los únicos emocionados. qué? ves? sería. we are back in the superbowl, baby. los jugadores de chiefs y eagles están gozando la previa del partido new orleans. eso sí, a medida que se acerque la patada inicial, los nervios y las ganas de competir aumentarán en estos 2 grandes equipos. anoche fue el opening night en el ceaser dome, en lo que será una semana llena de actividades. la fiesta del super bow

encuentra el panorama en muchos puntos de nuestra región sacramento, san francisco, san josé y emeryville de llegar a eso, les quiero mostrar lo que están enseñando actualmente nuestro caza tormentas. estamos viendo un poco de esa lluvia que ya pasó sobre la región del norte en mill valley, pero aún no ha terminado este sistema. vemos como sigue dominando y moviéndose más hacia el este y hacia el sur. esto incluye la zona de sacramento. entonces ya estamos viendo lluvias moderadas en la zona de sacramento. también, por supuesto, estamos monitoreando las condiciones en la sierra. está bastante peligroso. y regresando a las montañas de santa cruz y hacia el sur de la región, vemos que sigue cayendo esta lluvia sobre san josé morgan hill, incluso también las montañas de santa cruz, pero aún continúan algunas advertencias y avisos. este aviso por inundación se mantiene en los condados de sonoma hasta esta noche debido a la lluvia que continúa a caer durante todo el día. entonces se espera que sea una zona en donde estaremos monitoreando muy cercanamente los nivelese los ríos por posibles inun

right around the east bay, berkeley, kensington, grizzly peak boulevard up in the oakland hills, emeryvilleyou're getting some rain. it's moderate from morgan hill, heading down towards monterey road and into gilroy, and scattered rain showers right around windsor. highway 101 mark west springs. look at the winds. 59 la honda, 58 mile an hour gusts at pine mountain 61 mount umunhum as we go, hour by hour at the lower elevations, gusty as well. 6:00 close to 50 miles an hour there in half moon bay, 7:00 pm. it's still windy and then the winds start to back off at 10 p.m. really drop off as we head towards tomorrow. we are looking at a live picture from our oaq 8-80 camera and you will notice the rainfall so far. santa rosa close to an inch of rain, about 4/10 in san francisco. less than that in oakland, livermore, san jose a third of an inch of rain. we have seen the wetter locations one to 1.5in. venado, the santa cruz mountains. speaking of mountains, look at this beautiful view from the sierra. there is snow on the ground there, picking up the snow at the higher elevations as we look at l

looking toward the city and along the bay bridge from emeryville.s of blue sky out there. 59 degrees up north at santa rosa, which is the warmest location right now. petaluma 52, 58 and napa, fairfield and concord 56 at livermore. and as we look across the embarcadero from our rooftop camera, these are our forecast headlines overnight tonight into sunday morning, a freeze and frost alerts are in effect. once again. this will be the third or fourth consecutive day of those alerts. tomorrow and monday look for sunny days but cold mornings once again. but we can expect changes midweek as storms will return wednesday through friday. now let's focus on the cold air alerts. freeze warning and frost advisory are in effect tomorrow morning from 1 a.m. to 9 a.m. for all of the bay area except the city of san francisco and the immediate coastline under the purple colors. here is where the freeze warning is in effect. so that's the eastern santa clara hills, some of the locations in the east bay hills and east bay valleys and up in the north bay inland valleys

but there are some snowflakes from zephyr cove and golden gate and emeryville do have some wet roadways out there, because the showers that came through on live doppler seven. we are going to get you into street level radar where we are going to be tracking some of that wet weather. but first, an urban and small stream flood advisory has expanded across sonoma county until midnight tonight. and that's because those streams and creeks are seeing the flooding. and that is going to be problematic. so keep that in mind. this is a level two storm. we are getting some snow in the sierra and the showers are going to continue across parts of the bay area. tomorrow morning's commute. do look out 6 to 8 a.m. there will be some scattered downpours across the region as we head into 10 a.m. still some showers. a flood watch is in effect. uh- flooding on roadways, streams and creeks. this is in effect until 1 p.m. tomorrow. look at the winds gusting to 37 at oakland right now. 25 in san jose. the concern is the ground saturated. it's not going to take much wind to knock over trees. we've already seen

you a look at the current conditions right now, to see what it's like outside live views from our emeryvillepears poking through the clouds there from the roof of our abc seven studios here in san francisco, you see slick pavement down the embarcadero and in san jose, overlooking highway 101. you can't see much because rain is on the lens there. >> yes. and we have a team of reporters spread out to cover the worst of the damage and the changing conditions. first, let's hear from abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. because, sandhya, we are talking records from the storm. >> yes, this storm has definitely set records in their daily rainfall records. san francisco so fr 2.66in of rain. let's get you into live doppler

but there are some snowflakes from zephyr cove and golden gate and emeryville do have some wet roadways out there, because the showers that came through on live doppler seven. we are going to get you into street level radar where we are going to be tracking some of that wet weather. but first, an urban and small stream flood advisory has expanded across sonoma county until midnight tonight. and that's because those streams and creeks are seeing the flooding. and that is going to be problematic. so keep that in mind. this is a level two storm. we are getting some snow in the sierra and the showers are going to continue across parts of the bay area. tomorrow morning's commute. do look out 6 to 8 a.m. there will be some scattered downpours across the region as we head into 10 a.m. still some showers. a flood watch is in effect. uh- flooding on roadways, streams and creeks. this is in effect until 1 p.m. tomorrow. look at the winds gusting to 37 at oakland right now. 25 in san jose. the concern is the ground saturated. it's not going to take much wind to knock over trees. we've already seen

the emeryville film festival takes over and see bay street 16 from noon to 10:00pm. the event showcases documentaries animated movies and live action narratives as some of the animators work at pixar. these movies, other passion projects outside of work and reveal residents can even get one ticket for free. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a warning for bay area pet owners this morning after a case bird flu. >> was confirmed in a house cat. what local animal experts say to look out. >> what reach out to them for updates? we would be ignored, quite frankly, just that emails would just go unanswered. >> plus, unanswered questions about the death of a beloved drag queen. why those close to her say police aren't being transparent with the investigation. and president trump wants to sign an executive order to promote plastic straws. we spoke to people for and against the idea. >> with dry with a dry couple of heads people in santa rosa have a chance to clean up after all the rain and flooding crews worked to clear this big tree out of the way. it fell early friday

and from emeryville.e give you this view and this view of our forecast headlines overnight into tomorrow morning. we have freeze and frost alerts once again tomorrow into monday. look for a sunny days with cold mornings, but changes are coming our way around the middle of next week as a parade of storms will be coming in. but let's focus on the cold air alerts. right now we have a freeze warning and frost advisory in effect from 1 a.m. to 9 a.m. tomorrow morning in this area. these areas in the in the purple indicate where the freeze warning is in effect. so it's the north bay valleys and the east bay hills and inland valleys and the eastern santa clara hills. in those areas, low temperatures may drop as low as about 28 degrees. in the areas covered by blue. we have a frost advisory in those locations. there could be low temperatures down to about 32 degrees. so here's a look at our projected lows for the overnight hours. 30 degrees at santa rosa, upper 20s at ukiah and lakeport. over in the inland east b

here's a view from emeryville under currently calm conditions, but again, that won't last very long. temperatures are in the mid 50s right now. santa rosa, petaluma, concord, livermore 57 apiece at napa and fairfield. and let's move along and take a look at our forecast headlines tomorrow. it's going to be rainy and windy by afternoon. this storm is just going to expand going into the evening hours. a level two storm is going to complicate the evening commute for sure. tuesday a stronger storm develops a level three, and for the remainder of the week, we'll continue to see a parade of storms. not all quite so strong, but it's going to be the cumulative effect of all these storms is going to be quite impactful. so let's talk about our level two storm for tomorrow in the afternoon hours. as it expands, we'll see. moderate to heavy rainfall winds out of the south gusting up to 45mph at times. and there is the possibility, of course, of flooding downed trees and power outages. here's the forecast animation. notice how, between 2 p.m. and 7 p.m, the storm just expands to all parts of the

a clear look across the bay from emeryville towards san francisco on a beautiful saturday morng. thank you so much for starting your weekend with us. i'm kira klapper cinthia pimentel has a quick look at our microclimate forecast. not to, you know, bite the hand that feeds us. i know we needed the rain, but it's nice to have this break. yeah, and now the clear skies and the calming winds allowingg the ear to cool way too much. so we are starting our weekend with some frost and freeze alerts to let you know of north bay, east bay valleys and down to the south bay foothills. that's where the purple freeze warning this morning isolated upper 20s in those winds sheltered valleys. and that's going to continue over the next couple of days. as we see that dry pattern. we look at 33 in danville right now, 32 in calistoga, low 40s, as we make our way from palo alto down into south san jose, as i was looking at some clouds that are keeping those temperatures just a little bit more mild, our day will include everybody in those 50s not really going to break into the 60s for the next couple o

you a look at the current conditions right now, to see what it's like outside live views from our emeryville tower cam. you can see some sun appears poking through the clouds there from the roof of our abc seven studios here in san francisco, you see slick pavement down the embarcadero and in san jose, overlooking highway 101. you can't see much because rain is on the lens there. >> yes. and we have a team of reporters spread out to cover the worst of the damage and the changing conditions. first, let's hear from abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. because, sandhya, we are talking records from the storm. >> yes, this storm has definitely set records in their daily rainfall records. san francisco so fr 2.66in of rain. let's get you into live doppler seven now and i'm going to show you where it is raining. it's coming down hard. just moments ago, the weather service sent out a message saying there was a radar indicated thunderstorm over the santa cruz area heading towards the santa clara valley. so as we get you into street level radar, you will notice that we are seeing some pockets of mod

and looking eastward along the bay bridge from emeryville. these are the forecast headlines.p chill will settle in overnight. we have frost and freeze alerts that will be in place in the early morning hours. weekend outlook calls for two sunny days, but it will have frigid conditions in the morning hours and then later in the forecast period next week. middle of next week storms will return. but for tonight, we are focused on the freeze warning and frost advisory, in effect from 1 a.m. to 9 a.m. tomorrow. the darker area of purple here, north bay valleys and down in the east santa clara hills represents the freeze warning, where temperatures may drop as low as 28 degrees in some spots. the rest of the bay area, except san francisco and the coastline are under this blue. the frost advisory, where lows will drop to about 33 degrees in the coldest locations. here's a look at our projected lows for the overnight hours. 28 degrees in lakeport, 31 at santa rosa and ukiah. 35 napa. moving eastward just a bit, 34 will be the low in vallejo. 35, concord 34. in livermore, down to the s

nice quiet view in emeryville right now, 58 in santa rosa and in fairfield and in livermore. 50s in petaluma and napa and 60 degrees in concord. let's check out our forecast headlines as we look across the embarcadero from our rooftop camera. overnight showers will redevelop mainly in the north bay. then tomorrow look for rain and wind. less intense than today, but still a level one storm and we'll have more rain next week. a couple of level two storms coming in monday and tuesday and even beyond that. so tomorrow's storm on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale will be a level one storm. it will produce light to moderate rainfall, heavier and steadier in the north bay than anywhere else, and it will be breezy with occasional gusts. here's the forecast animation starting at midnight. notice showers redeveloping in the north bay by 5 a.m. we'll see those showers becoming a little bit steadier, more intense, more widespread, but still mainly in the north bay. later in the day, we may see a few of those showers move south and east of the golden gate, but for the most part,

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so reports of flooding that might be some standing water along 80 is a traveling to berkeley emeryville. also long 80 through oakland. 24, we had a few accidents. they are those of clear. so again, just be mindful. everything is slick. everything is wet out there. a 17 minute ride, windy, gusty commute across the bay bridge. you certainly want to take your time as you're traveling or send it over 18. you see everybody trying to wade through the water there, crockett out towards the maze because of those delays because of just how slow people have to take it because of that standing water 30 minute ride. if you are traveling along a t and the south bay. 31 minutes. 85 to park. even though high winds are light a little dry fast because of all the rain darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot rain is 6.18, and safety concerns in oakland are affecting a business owned by i should curry sweet july posted on instagram that it is closing to prioritize the safety of its patrons and staff. the store's last day of business will be this sunday sweet july opened in 2021. ands it has products from b

the break, seeing some pockets of heavy rain right there around treasure island on over towards emeryville're also looking at this around point richmond, as well as around sausalito and timber run heavier pockets, stretching all the way over towards martinez. at this moment, too. so some pretty good coverage right there in the court of the bay area. future cast does show the east northeast trajectory of the showers pushing right into the day and that energy offshore is just going to continue to pummel, especially the bay area today. this is our direct hit of a moderate strength, the atmospheric river. and so that's it adds up orange and red on the map this here right before your evening commute 02:30pm, only increasing a frontal boundary passing through at the tail end of the atmospheric river. with that some of the strongest of winds and a heavy burst of rainfall right in the middle of the evening commute tonight. as soon as it comes, that burst of rainfall leaves, though, and we will be seeing already dried out conditions by 08:00pm for most of the bay, a clear, crisp and cold evening. a

crossfit oakland hosted a fundraiser in its emeryville location. of all ages and fitness levels were invited, and those who took part donated money and received a gift card toward crossfit oakland services. >> we wanted to help kind of our fellow crossfitters, so we found a gym that was close to the fire that 16 families had lost their homes. and that's what we're supporting. and every time a donation is made, the members can get money off their services. so we give a little coupon out as well. >> crossfit says the donations will go to support pendulum fitness members in pasadena who were impacted by the eaton fire. new homeland security secretary kristi noem visited north carolina today to meet with hurricane helene. survivors and volunteers. she also addressed fema's recovery efforts. fox's madison scarpino explains her comments come as president trump says he is considering eliminating the agency altogether. >> it's been almost five months since helene destroyed parts of western north carolina. and secretary noem got a first hand look at just so

reports of flooding along 80 oakland as you're traveling, the berkeley in emeryville, 5.80, in castro valley as well as one on one and 2.80, along the peninsula side. you can see most of the highways, our red right now mean a lot more people are hitting the roads and traveling out there and things are definitely slowing people down because of that. also tracking in accident along 8.80, as you're traveling the fremont right now around a little small hazards popping up on those highways. and nearly 74 minute ride along 101. that's 85 up to menlo park in the south bay darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot rain, 8.18, and safety concerns in oakland are affecting businesses and this one owned by aishah curry has been affected. sweet july is going to close and she posted on instagram that they're closing to prioritize the safety of patrons and staff. the store's last day of business will be sunday sweet. july opened in 2021. these store on 23rd street had featured price black owned businesses and local barry makers. but it's closing on sunday. >> well, after months of backlash from commu

you can see a live look at our emeryville camera, and traffic is starting to accumulate there.have your drive time. if you're going from highway four to san francisco, 44 minutes at this time. and we're still tracking this crash in san jose that we told you about earlier on northbound 101 at toll road. this is a two vehicle crash blocking the three left lanes. well, it is still causing some big backups there. we're even getting reports that a passenger is trapped inside a vehicle. and right now there's about a 48 minute delay in that area. reggie. >> thank you. gloria. in the north bay, the latest atmospheric river delivered several inches of rain over the weekend, triggering flooding and closing some roads with more rain on the way. officials are warning everyone to get ready. abc seven news reporter lena howland is live in sausalito, with a look at what we should be looking out for and how officials are going to be prepared. lena. >> reporter. >> hey, reggie, as we brace for more rain up here in the north bay, fire officials are warning people to be prepared for things like i

several reports of flooding along 80 as you're traveling to berkeley emeryville, oakland along 8.80, in oakland as well reports of flooding 5, a through hayward on the highways. people are calling in saying they're seeing the standing puddles of water. also, wanted to 80 along the peninsula and in san francisco, we're also seeing reports of flooding on those highways. the 25 minute ride on the bay bridge. will we had an accident on our san mateo bridge and that just cleared book. how windy it is on our bridges this morning from our camera shaking back and forth. 24 min, right. if you are going to be traveling there. and while we're a long 8 on the richmond, sandra fell still would be speeding because we started off the morning with an accident on that bridge. and we're at 46 minutes across the golden gate. if you are going to be traveling from 37 down to the tolls darya. james, back to you. all right. let's get back out onto the road so that you can see exactly what's happening in your neck of the woods. there's a lot of flooding and the roadways are a little slick out there. we've g

this is a live look at our emeryville camera. of vehicles out there as people head out to work this morning. we aren't seeing any issues here west of the east shore freeway. it is a little busy, but no major delays. if you're going from highway four to san francisco, 33 minutes and looking live at our san rafael cam, you can see that traffic is flowing nicely here heading into san francisco. it is nice and open. however, there are reports of closures, many closures in the north bay because of flooding. for example, one 121, one 1612 and some city roads may have portions that are closed. so definitely plan ahead if you are commuting in these areas and keep that in mind, because you might need a little bit more time. you might need to go around to get to your destination today. reggie. >> as you can see from the traffic cameras, it is dry right now, but the hazards are still present. flood waters rose fast on north bay roads. this video shows two people being rescued after a truck started taking on water. they were trapped on a pla

here's a live look from emeryville where temperatures are in the 40s.ds about 3800ft mount diablo. and it is 29 degrees. so certainly cold. and on the marine coastline in the north bay. 31 we'll talk about cold mornings, sunny afternoons before the rain returns. next. >> also next, jimmy butler is set to make his warriors debut tonight. will his addition be as you welcome the feeling of touch with clearer skin and less itch. the #1 prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, helps heal your skin from within. severe allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for face, mouth, tongue or throat swelling, wheezing or trouble breathing. tell your doctor of new or worsening eye problems, like eye pain, vision changes, or blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma or other medicines without talking to your doctor. ask your doctor about dupixent. saturday, starting out clear and cold. just enough of a breeze out there. a puff of wind that you've got a wind chill factor in napa. it feels like it's

as we take this live look outside from our emeryville camera. clear skies towards san francisco. you can see all the way back to sutro tower. we really hope you are somewhere warm because it is cold out there. thank you so much for starting your sunday morning with us. i'm kira klapper cinthia pimentel has a quick look at our microclimate forecast. and boy, it's just, you know, it's officially winter. it is finally here. it is cold everywhere. but you know what's a nice little treat? the beautiful sunrises that we are getting. it was hard to choose just one, but i went with this one over san jose. the 280 and 17 interchange is looking gorgeous, but we are looking at those clear skies and calm wind, giving us some really cold numbers this morning. 30s and even some isolated upper 20s as we wake up with those freeze warnings and frost on the windshield. 29 in danville right now, as well as in boulder creek. we're approaching that in through parts of calistoga at 30 degrees. and we look at those upper 30s for fremont down into south san jose. now, the other prize will be aside from

i've been watching that camera from emeryville. i've seen no interruption to the flow, and we don't see the backup here. i don't think the bridge is worried about the backup on the span. despite that report, i think that was a hit and run. so everything may be clear from the bay bridge. we'll still watch that for a few more seconds. we do have highway 37 typical build off merritt island. no slowing shows up for concord just yet, but look at that blue up in the north bay across the rio vista bridge. we do have some standing water reported for our road weather index and the changes are coming. that's why, again, they've halted the angel island golden gate ferry service. so you'll be suspicious. report. the reports are that they're going to replace a couple of ferries as well this afternoon. they're going to use the golden gate bus instead. so check their website for the changes for the afternoon schedule. i think it's after 4:00 when those changes will come in. we still have slowing across the bay on the san mateo bridge because of a

and looking live at our emeryville camera, we are seeing more traffic there as people start that commuteriving from highway four to san francisco 32 minutes right now, we do have an alert for you. if you take bart, the oakland airport line between the coliseum and the oakland airport, they are seeing about a 20 minute delay. you can take ac transit bus 73 reggie aqui. >> gloria. thank you. in the north bay, many people are keeping an eye on the russian river. sky seven is showing you why. the storm we saw this week brought flooding to parts of sonoma county. evacuation orders arema actually still in effect for some areas this morning. another issue following tuesday's storm landslides. one family that rebuilt after the tubbs fire watched as their home got destroyed again, when a wall of mud came flowing through their property. that was one of at least five landslides from sonoma county all the way to san francisco since tuesday. abc seven news reporter lena howland is live at the scene of the slide and the telegraph hill area, where there is still a mess this morning. lena. >> reggie. th

we dropped 1 degrees here. 34 in hayward, 35 redwood city and from emeryville. a lot of sunshine.eezing in livermore with 34. napa and fairfield. so upper 50s for the warmer spots today. plenty of sunshine, a little breezy at times, and then rain moves in late tuesday. stephanie. >> all right, lisa, thank you. and thank you all for joining us. gma is next. >> when you get news your weather forecast. >> a heads up on traffic alerts. >> you get us. >> and we get you. >> better days start here abc seven mornings. >> because you deserve a better day. >> join us live. >> weekday mornings starting at five. >> elon musk. he's been charged by president trump to make big changes and cuts. but is he going too far? and what will the democrats do to push back? this morning on abc's this week. >> join us for this week. this morning starting at 8 a.m. right here on abc. >> i was stuck unresolved depression symptoms were in my way. i needed more from my antidepressant vraylar helped give it a lift. >> adding vraylar to an antidepressant is clinically proven to help relieve overall depression sym

and a look outside emeryville sun coming up 713. light to moderate rain this morning.heaviest batch of that will be from about 10:00 through 2:00 in the afternoon with the soaking rain, windy conditions and then sunday into next week, we're looking at more shower activity. much colder air will arrive and it's going to settle in really feeling like february. here's a look at 10:00, where you can see the heavier pockets from the north bay. the east bay is wet, the peninsula and then through about noontime. look at the heavy rain there over in oakland, the peninsula down around redwood city, still lighter showers in the south bay by 2:00. we've got scattered showers, the focus in the north bay, and by 7:00 there's a bit of a break. but then the rain comes back throughout your sunday. this is a level one system on sunday, so unfortunately it's not a dry day. we'll see the scattered showers. and then as this lifts to the north, it gives us a needed break because what's coming in later on monday, the afternoon the evening commute will be more heavy rain. in fact, another lev

emeryville to san francisco 21 minutes. amanda. >> all right, gloria, thank you. rain has moved on, but the hazards are still present. floodwaters rose fast in the north bay on the roads, especially. this video shows two people being rescued after trucks started taking on water. they were trapped on platform bridge road. this is east of point reyes station in marin county. crews showed up with a boat and brought them to safety. and this morning, rivers are still rising. evacuation orders went into effect overnight along the russian river, where flood waters are expected to peak this morning. schools in four districts guerneville, montreal, cassia and west sonoma county high will be closed today. abc seven news reporter lena howland is live just outside rohnert park, where roadblocks are still set up this morning. >> yeah, amanda. that's right. we are at stony point road and rohnert park expressway, where the expressway is still shut down at this hour because of flooding. now, you can see those roadblocks here behind me. this area has been closed since yesterday af

in the east bay to emeryville. alcohol shops failed a d coy test to see if they would sell to minors. the operation involved minors under the supervision of the state department of alcoholic beverage control. some decoys carried no id while others did reminder, businesses selling alcohol to minors face a $250 fine and up to 32 hours of community service mayor daniel lurie is increasing police presence in the downtown san francisco area. it's part of a new initiative. he calls a hospitality task force. the mayor says it will kick start the economy and make downtown safer. lori says the task force will primarily focus on areas around the moscone convention center. it reported gardens and union square. the patrols will work with local businesses and hotels. the task force will be an important part of our public safety plan for next week when we have the lunar new year parade and we have nba all-star weekend. >> but let's be clear. it's going to continue after that. every single day, the hospitality zone task force wil

emeryville to san francisco, 22 minutes.here is heavy traffic on the bridge. drew. >> hey there, gloria, we are looking at a cold morning out there. some of these numbers in the 30s with a frost advisory posted for the north bay for the next hour, where the temperatures from time to time have been right around 3233 degrees. this morning. so you can leave the umbrella at home. but you need all the layers today because it is cold 30s right now. gradually warming into the 50s close to lunchtime . that's kind of where we'll sit this afternoon. it is cooler than average today with temperatures in the mid 50s for daytime highs, but rain quickly returns tomorrow along with wind. it will be a level to a moderate storm on thursday. reggie. >> thank you drew, if you are streaming us on our abc seven bay area app, our show abc seven at seven continues. otherwise it's good morning america. there are hundreds of thousands of accidents every year in california. >> futures is uncertain. that's why we fight. so you get the support and justi