eureka is 57.eles and palm springs and the seven-day forecast looks great, fridays saturdays sunday, heavy snows possible. keep your fingers crossed. >> at look at the golden gate bridge travels are clear as you make it from marin to san francisco, northbound traffic is not fining any whatever and from the north bay to the east bay we have this new problem southbound 880 at broadway, the debris fell off of the garbage truck and hit another vehicle and they have pushed to the shoulder so no lanes are blocked and we with have mostly green conditions and the backup approaching the bay bridge toll plaza and drive time traffic 680, 101 through santa cruz mountains open -- o highway 17 clear. >> a study fines many packaged foods for toddlers contain too much salt or sugar. the centers for disease control study shows 15 in ten toddler dipers contain too much salt. it finds excessive added sugar in most cereal bars breakfast pastry and snack. we these can give children an early taste preference that could

. >> reporter: eureka moments are rare in virology, when they happen, they have the potential to save millions of lives. basic treatments lead to treatments, vaccines and diagnostic tools. microbiologist worked with engineers to create a device to diagnose ebola. >> there was a good survivor rate when people are identified early and treated early >>> in west africa, getting a diagnosis is not fast. samples need to be sent to a specialised lap, often hundreds of miles away. days. >> what we settled on is a technology where basically what we do is take a silicon chip, and we can put capture agents that will bind to the ebola virus. and if the virus is present, the antibodies will capture the virus, and we can shine l.e.d. light on to the chip. this is the type of result you get back where you can say on the positive tests here, you can see there's a strong signal. >> results are available in an hour. devices are portable and can be operated at the point of care. >> can it be used to diagnose other infectious diseases. >> yes, you can imagine, dividing it into parr asites and others, to

my storm tracker uses a storm to talk about in the north and towards eureka.also, we have a weather system bringing in cooler air beginning tomorrow and saturday. live doppler is not showing much, but tomorrow we will have some snow showers in the sierras which could pick up at least 3 inches of snow with a chance of a winter weather advisory kicking in friday and saturday. that is not an issue yet. and we're talking about mild readings out there all day, with 60s in san jose and livermore. check out walnut creek at 70 degrees. a chance for showers tomorrow and a better bet as the school system goes into the north. the rainfall expectation is not much. possibly one tenth of an inch. this will be producing snow up in the sierras and they may have chain control on interstate 80. here is keeping track of this guy over the next few days. sunny and warm with temperatures on track to reach those 60s and lower 70s and we will track this for friday and saturday, more clouds for tomorrow. it will be windy for friday, with winds gusting up to 40 miles per hour and tempe

headed to the evening commute at 5:00 the steady rain is moving in to the north bay and it is around eureka-heavy rain is falling. san jose has nothing to worry about at the shark tank and the air is clear and in the central valley, we have high and mid-level clouds but we do not have the poor air quality we had yesterday. today, my first forecast i like cloudy and breezy with rain in the north bay this afternoon. heavy rain thunder is possible for all of us tomorrow and scattered lighter showers open saturday and a secondary push with heavy rain and breezy conditions on sunday but it will not be so strong as tomorrow's push. southeastern winds will keep us in the mid-to-upper 60's and most of the rain north of us blowing along the ocean and you will be cooler in the low-to-mid 50's and tonight, steady rain everyone is cloudy and mild with low-to-mid 50's and could be a stray shower ahead of that shield of rain but mostly that is where it will stay. in fact, you can watch it as we hold to action, there you go, it is starting to come on in and it stays this dug the overnight hours. as we hea

. >> eureka and kressent city is where it is.r drive carefully or take your sometime but do you not have to rush to get on the road because it will take you longer to get to work. it won't. not because of the weather of the it is dry. low-to-mid 50's up and down 101 with money 40's around american can wrong and napa and up 29 or june in calistoga so it is a mild morning and we go to brentwood at 48 and san ramon at 47 and everyone else in the low-to-mid 50's and lafayette and fairly at 50 to san jose and cupertino and alameda at 53 and redwood city and san francisco at 54 degrees through the day, we will be mostly cloudy, break in sunshine here and there and a great day with temperatures an bay and breezy at the coast and upper 50's to low 60. it is not too breezy but five miles per hour wind and the heaviest rain and the fastest winds are tomorrow and we will go rain to scattered showers saturday and round two is on sunday. >> be careful when you are driving in the rain at night you never see the pools of water that build up on

eureka valley. i'm not alone here tonight. people have signed my petition for having ed lee and governor brown call a moratorium on the destruction of candle stick. this may sound absurd but i'm here because the city changed the my patent and i have had to give up my dream on having a patent to solve climate change. i have been involved in climate change since the mid-30s and i can't believe that nobody, we are just now beginning to admit and say the words climate change. i'm delighted to say that here tonight. the destruction of candle stick is going to be a mistake. nobody vogted to do that. it was a ballot measure where they never mentioned that candle stick would be destroyed if 49ers were to leave town. the facts of the matter is that stadiums like candle stick like in oakland represent fossil fuel resources that we have to conserve and stepped -- extend the life of. i have had to sue my own city and some important and it's been very difficult. for 10 years my patent has been infringed because u.s. patent law is unconstit

around and up to our north, we have some areas of light scattered rainfall up around crescent city, eurekaot moving into the bay area, however. the view of the haze from the east bay hills camera. mount diablo, another spare the air day tomorrow. some improvement on wednesday and much more improvement on thursday and friday. a live view from our emeryville camera, the western sky partly cloudy mid to upper 60s, san francisco, oakland, san carlos san jose, morgan hill, and half moon bay. live view from the rooftop camera abc7. low 60s in napa, petaluma mid-60s, fairfield, concord livermore, golden gate, sutro tower, our first forecast, a few high clouds tonight,Ñ)ó areas of fog will develop overnight, linger into the morning hours sunny, hazy mild highs ranging from mid-60s at the coast to low 70s inland. show you in a moment, the rain can be expected and how long it will a last. >> you can stay ahead of our approaching storms with live doppler 7 hd any time with the abc7 news weather app free on apple's app store or google play. more information for you at abc7.com/apps. >>> still ahead, s

. >> while the founder and transmetics, the company that came up with the organ care system, the eurekat came while training as surgeon. >> the heart is just thrown in a plastic bag and thrown on ice. that was the first revelation that there has to be something better. >> learning how to use the ice will be standard for training for surgeons, but for now doctors use the human care system on the closest thing to a human heart, pig hearts. >> i've dissected my fair share of animals with my biology background, so i'll do my best to feel a beating heart in the machine. >> once removed from the donor's body the heart is quickly connected to the device through the aorta. [ heart pumping ] >> this is seriously one of the most amazing things i've seen. there is a heart beating right in front of me. >> it continues to receive warm blood as well as a proprietary formula of knew nutrients. >> how long could you keep a heart beating on this. >> as long as you would like. >> they showed me how the device aklaus clinicians to monitor the hearts' rhythm and other vital signs every step of the way. >>

already an inch of rain in eureka. it rained as far south as ukiah and showers will spread south overnight tonight becoming a steady soaking rainfall. we will likely see some flash flooding in napa, marin and sonoma counties. i don't think it will be as bad as it was in early december but it will be wet in the north bay with rainfall totals by tomorrow night upward of a half inch of rain in a few spots. we could use moisture. look at the snowpack. take a look at the numbers. 21% of average the california snowpack. the problem is, when it's a pineapple express or an atmospheric river, it's warm and it's wet, but it's not that snowy. look at tahoe's high tomorrow. 54 degrees at lake level. it will be windy and the wet, rain-snow level at 8,000 feet. it will be wet but not adding to the snowpack. wave number one gets here tomorrow. i'm numbering them because tomorrow isn't the only windy wet day. we'll get showers on saturday. on sunday here's comes wave 2. it will be a sunday soaker. >> not as much as december. but a lot

look at this fog bank all the way up past eureka and all the way down to los angeles and san francisco. i mean from hardly anything. remember on the weekend, it was sunny, warm, 70s on the coast. that's completely ben eblit rated. it's hard to believe. not much of a front or anything came in. we got more of an onshore breeze. water temperatures are about 57, to a 9. has not stopped this fog from forming. there were lows in the 50s. so far the current temperatures at noon are 50s. the delta breeze is back. novato and santa rosa more of a westerly breeze. the big news continues to be the plunge and i mean plunge of arctic air poised to move in wednesday into thursday all the way down to the deep south. it's only 37 in atlanta. new york is 26. 17 in chicago. there will be temperatures in the low 50s all the way down to tampa. the cold air begins to move in. tomorrow and thursday look to be the coldest temperatures. a lot going on, nothing yet breaking through. keep an eye on a. a low forming off baja could play into our weather. we are anticipating a system dropping off into utah. it migh

here is the latest on the satellite a few clouds and maybe a few showers to the north and west of eureka. that's about it. as far as current numbers statewide, you can see 60s showing unin los angeles, in san diego, redding. 65 degrees. monterey in the upper 50s and here is a look at the bay area temperatures showing you some warm ones already. san francisco, 62. san jose, 6. fair field in the upper 50s and santa rosa after that school start this morning back up into the lower 60s. more sunshine for today. more clouds, though, for your friday. look at this. we finally track a few changes. not the storm we need but at least we'll bring in more clouds and the chance of a few spotty showers as we head into the weekend. here you can see the overall layout, high pressure warming up the entire state over the past few days. this moves in for friday and into saturday. at least for today and tomorrow we have the dry weather forecast, we'll be mild. the readings in the 60s to the lower 70s and then friday and saturday here is that area of low pressure dropping to the south. so with that, there is

but on eureka street in san francisco, there is a victorian box tree that for the past four years, has done a bit more. >> i want others to be as lucky as me. >> reporter: replacing greenery with generosity. >> i wish that everybody had $7 million or more. >> reporter: and love. >> reporter: somebody here wishes for a boyfriend. >> reporter: and more than a little fun. >> i wish narnia and nancy drew weral real. >> reporter: the woman reading those didn't write any of them. but she made them all possible. it began in 2011 when she was at a cross roads in her life. >> i was just not in a good place, a little lost a little confused. >> reporter: a book about the power of wishes to change one's life spoke to her. >> would you like to make a wish? >> reporter: so vanessa got an idea. she put out pens paper and a little ribbon and asked people to place a wish on the tree out her front door. >> put a little sign outside that said make a wish or put towards of gratitude. and the wishes started coming. >> reporter: 200 wishes the first year and more each year. >> what did you wish for? >> repo

the neighborhood associations which are very active in the castro market area, castro eureka valley neighborhood and the duboce neighborhood association and the castro after dark and most holy redeemer catholic church and saint francis lutheran and safe way. we have support grant which we predominantly use to help stimulate business during the sidewalk widening process, and so we had -- we partnered with the merchants on this project and we had advertisements, paid advertisements on muni and some of the bart stations, so it's about the underground and on the light rail vehicles. it was a shop in the castro type of campaign during the construction. we had a grant from oewd to help us pay for the lad lights. those lights are led lights, they're up on top of the new light poles on castro street and they change color and they can be programmed to different light shows and so this grant offset our cost. the total cost for those was $74,000 and we got $25,000 from the city to help pay for that. and then we still have an ongoing retail strategy grant on oewd. the first two grants have been completed so

it has shifted southbound hitting eureka and city. the rest of us will see cloudy conditions mainly gray today and becoming even faster the winds, headed through the day and east bay hills camera not bouncing too much compared to sutro tower. look how clean the air is. yesterday we had unhealthy air for all of us in oakland and san rafael and today i don't expect that to happen because of the breezes. rain moves into the north bay this afternoon heavy rain and thunder is possible tomorrow and showers on saturday and heavy rain with the second storm on sunday. highs today quickly show the coolest weather to the north and along the coast low-to-mid 60's, and mid-to-upper 60's with the mild southern wind elsewhere. heavy rain in the north bay. low-to-mid 50's. a few scout showers ahead of that steady rain through tomorrow's commute. action this morning we go to action this evening you can see the moderate rain moving in the north bay. it will stay this for the better part of overnight other than a few showers from the south. the air will

even getting rain up here in eureka. the showers will increase tonight up there and the showers will work their way up by thursday night. this is that storm, very similar to last december. just the other day in december. where just a few miles north makes all the difference. you get to point ray and point arena, maybe a foot of rain. you get further south to san francisco you may only see 2- inches over the course of the whole thing. maybe that 2-inches in san francisco becomes even more amplified if the ridge drops south. a lot going on. just know it's going to be wet. commute on thursday. our friday morning is going to be dicey. saturday and sunday will be wet as well. snow levels will be high. that was san jose's forecast for tomorrow just like today. a little bit of fog in the morning. you'll have to look hard. temperatures under mostly to partly cloudy skies. there's the rain forecast for thursday night. as you said, you see the rain line. here you are that's santa rosa and south san jose. maybe partly crowdty at th

most the activity is across eureka, california. it will eventually slide down here to us.do think, as we head throughout 8:30 9:30 and 10:30, we see showers develop in the north bay. we're not worried about flooding in marin or sonoma county. for several hours at a time it's the overnight. also into tomorrow the rainfall is going to go over the same spot and that's why we have the flash flood watch that's been issued

with cooler weather, we could drop down but not enough to break that. 56 in eureka and 81 in palm springs101 at 880, headlights are pushing to the airport. it is clear southbound. nothing whatever. 101 southbound near millbrae avenue we have construction. it is wrapping up. if you are headed on the road slow for the cone zone. this is the drive away from sfo headed to brisbane to 280 extension, there is slowing on the transition to 280 as you continue on 101 toward the skyway the lower deck of the bay bridge, nine minutes to third street. >> if you leave unwanted suppliers -- flyers at homes will be fined if you leash them at residential properties. officials are saying they tip burglars off and pa lute the bay. the first violation costs $100. the second costs $200 and each after that $500. >> good news for parents california lawmakers want to make diapers tax-free. a bill introduced would exempt diapers from the sales tax with the support of democrats and republicans. diapers are a health necessity and should be treated like understood and prescription health products which are tax free.

and -- from eureka to fresno. and tomorrow, 72 degrees in san francisco. 75 in oakland. 72 in hayward. and 75 for san jose. 72 at livermore. up in the north day tomorrow, 70s will do it. 73 in santa rosa. 71 for novato. and in the extended forecast, nothing but sun. all sunny side up from tomorrow all the way through next saturday. and numbers fluctuate a bit but in terms of the sky conditions that is not going to change any time soon. >> and beautiful at pebble beach. >> oh, man. >> beautiful. >> i have never -- i have been going down there almost 25 years and i have never seen a four-day stretch like we have been enjoying down there. >> is it usually raining at least one of those days. >> raining. and it is all of that. but none of that a factor now. straight ahead we will take you above the rim, and between the ropes. high profile fairways. the report and the story we live in a pick and choose world. choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter sleep number, and the ultimate sleep numbe

at 11:00 areas of rain around eureka.e pockets of moisture, it's not likely tomorrow will get measurable rain but there could be drops here and there. into saturday a better chance of showers. heavier rainfall will be probably south of the golden gate. into saturday night, low pulling away and drying out over night saturday night into sunday. may see a quarter to half an inch but not more than a tenth of an inch in bay level. we're looking at 4 to 8 inches of snow, maybe a foot of snow in higher peaks and travel delays are likely. tonight, cloudy skies, low 50s around the bay and near the coast. tomorrow in parts of the bay area. breezy to windy conditions to low and mid-60s near the bay and inland. scattered showers saturday, there could be brief down pours. mainly sunny sunday and into next week. so hope we can squeeze more showers out of the system. >> having a hard time >>> a lot of people in san francisco are having trouble getting deliveries because of the area code overlay in the 415. the problem is that many were

back to the state of california tomorrow looking at showers around eureka that may work their way into. here in the bay area tomorrow, we'll have a sunny mild day. highs into low 70s inland. here is the accu-weather forecast. and another dry pattern. >> thank you, spencer. >> all right. it's induction time in arizona. >> yes. >> a lot of that going on in mesa. in our house, we do just about everything online. and our old internet just wasn't cutting it. so i switched us from u-verse to xfinity. they have the fastest, most reliable internet. which is perfect for me, because i think everything should just work. works? works. works! works? works. works. lowe's presents: how to use the greek gods to update your deck. wow, i can't believe you did this deck yourself. well me, lowe's and zeus and apollo. now get 10% off in-stock composite decking at lowe's. >>> if you remember the routine "who is on first? "." i don't know. did billy bean just make another trade? hi, mike. >> a's have so many new players on the roster. and there is interaction and so did the players. >> you needed name tags t

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at 11:00 areas of rain around eureka. some pockets of moisture, it's not likely tomorrow will get measurable rain but there could be drops here and there. into saturday a better chance of showers. heavier rainfall will be probably south of the golden gate. into saturday night, low pulling away and drying out over night saturday night into sunday. may see a quarter to half an inch but not more than a tenth of an inch in bay level. we're looking at 4 to 8 inches of snow, maybe a foot of snow in higher peaks and travel delays are likely. tonight, cloudy skies, low 50s around the bay and near the coast. tomorrow in parts of the bay area. breezy to windy conditions to low and mid-60s near the bay and inland. scattered showers saturday, there could be brief down pours. mainly sunny sunday and into next week. so hope we can squeeze more showers out of the system. >> having a hard time >>> a lot of people in san francisco are having trouble getting deliveries because of the area code overlay in the 415. the problem is that many w

you could see the storm track of bringing moderate showers from eureka is tracking a little bit farther what we saw on a couple of days and that's because of a high-pressure brought us are racket warmth of the weekend. >>reporter: and check out a plum of subtropical moisture is coming up the road north of the white is stretching all the way into northern california and a goal for the south and is gonna bring us some heavy rain. right now is coming dry. will have patchy areas of locally dense fault. at 6:00 a.m. it is the fog engulfed in a chunk of our region. and because of the slow caring looking for hazy sunshine and temperatures the tune of four degrees cooler than it was today. will wake up with temperatures in the upper '40's. for tomorrow look forward temperatures in the upper 60s in santa rosa half moon bay pleasant scent and livermore. pleasanton. >>reporter: local ran be pushing into the north bay area. our next door system will be pushing in late saturday night into sunday reading scattered showers and possibly some isolationists storms perry it isolated storms. >>reporter: ta

the church is moving because the century old building on eureka street has become too worn down and is not earthquake safe. the pastor is staying positive. >> i will be honest, i will not miss the difficult parking in the castro. it's really hard to park here. i mean many of our people said wow they know the new neighborhood better than this one and they already gave me advice on where to park and the clever tricks to have neighborhood they wanted me to -- of the neighborhood they wanted me to know. >> the parish will hold its final wednesday service in the old building this week before closing down for good. >>> it is 4:41 on this monday morning. talk about being in the right place at the right time. how three hikers who tumbled down a mountain lived to talk about it because of where they fell. >> and what is cool about your school? you can e-mail your nomination to us at coolschools@kpix.com. and we may come and feature your school on the show. a remarkable thing has happened. over a million californians have gotten something that's been out of reach for far too long. health insuranc

so sale on that and see to cast by midnight friday if you see heavy rains that develop for ukiah eureka down to a santa rosa and we will continue to see this stretch until we head into the 5:00 hour friday beyond that does when showers start to slowly move into the san francisco bank the atmosphere will bring tears of everywhere where todd but the possibility of our bird flooding by friday afternoon and again san francisco of source sacramento with a light to moderate showers and an 6:00 friday will have every way for san francisco. >> erica: ill-conceived to slide down south for will sit ran for san mateo redwood city and san jose. we look to save the sea that actively develop if into saturday and sunday as a monday striking yet another system of the rain additional rain to the bay. what's of loss of pretty heavy rain of the centers for the north bay hills and most of it will seek a to 6 in. of rain san francisco base of about 1/2 to 2 in. of rain in the south where probably no more than an inch and a half an unsettled weather beginning for the alphabet and stressing his early monday m

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the rain already showing up around eureka. that's basically rain source. the north bay obviously is the spot that most of the models are suggests but if it shifts a little further south it's game on for us. places like san jose could get a couple of inchless inch -- inches of rain for the next few days. right now it's a little north of us and so it looks as though we're going to continue with some rain. but the heaviest stuff at the latest model check is north of us. but we'll watch it because we have a long way to go. overnight lows tonight mid-40s. a little bit of patchy fog shows up tomorrow a lot like today. a little more sunshine perhaps. temperatures in the mid-60s. upper 60s and things start to deteriorate. when i come back we have the long range model all lit up. we're going to show you what this is all going to mean. >>> wasting water across san francisco. two investigates uncovers the scope of the problem and discovers some hydrants go unrepaired for weeks, maybe months. >> how is it after -- in our community and law enforcement still hasn't expe

showers showing up in the eureka area now. light scattered showers showing up offshore.re starting to get reports of light sprinkles around point rays station. out toward occidental. showers will increase tonight and they'll make for a wet morning commute. the main concern is going to be out there by pen grove where it gets some flooding. some of the small streams and such. i don't suspect the russian river should be a problem. but we'll be watching that area. on the bridges tomorrow morning. there's a high wind warning that goes into effect. the winds will be coming from the south. the san rafael bridge that's the one. it travels from alvisa over the southerly flow on to the bay. it gets a lot of speed going. so the san mateo richmond bridge can be a little messy. look for that tomorrow morning. 7:00a.m. tomorrow morning, there's your commute. not horrible yet. it gets a little messy by 9:00 a.m. that looks like it's lit up. this looks a little ahead of schedule for the showers. 11:00a.m., it's raining pretty consistently now. here we are at 2:00, a little bit of a brak

tonight, 9:00 p.m., showers around eureka. drop down. unsettled weather now. 8:00 a.m.ng, partly cloudy. coastal fog. valley fog. friday afternoon, snow flurries in the mountains. see what is happening? strongest dynamics are over here. you see this wrap around stuff. lights up saturday afternoon. i don't know if i buy this. we will watch it. the mountains could see 3, 4 inches of snow, which would be nice. not a game changer. talked about this last night. the storms, magnificent storms we got, those were the real deal. we got -- we had those. the systems now are nothing like that. this thing wouldn't do much of anything to help us out. five-day forecast dry. don't change your plans. just cooler. >> thank you. >>> expecting someone home for dinner, let's check the roads and see if traffic could be a problem. highway 24, backed up here. 24 is almost always problem area. heavy tracking is eastbound it walnut creek and east of there. let's take you down south. 280 in san jose. also bad here. take you to notorious traffic problem spot. this is 80. eastbound is slow. westbou

just a few high clouds, that's a patent entire state is enjoying, will enjoy again tomorrow from eurekan to san diego. palm springs and yosemite. sunny excise once again, we expect highs in the low 70s in some coastal areas low to mid 70s around the bay low to mid-70s inland. let's take a look at the three-day forecast, as we head into the weekend finals at pebble beach at&t, high temperatures in the upper 70s on saturday. mid-70s friday and saturday. let's check out the weekend forecast for tahoe monday is the holiday president's day. there will be record warmth in tahoe saturday and sunday, with highs in the low 60s dropping off to 50s on monday, do not expect snow in tahoe this weekend. >> still ahead at 4:00 this bottle's on the house. the secret somalia spreading goodness to diners. >>> cool places to ex bulldog: mattress discounters presidents day sale ends presidents day? get up to four years interest-free financing on the entire tempur-pedic cloud collection! and, get a queen size serta mattress and box spring set for just $397. ♪ mattress discounters ♪ hey, gracie... you know h

going under a wind advisory at the offshore flow really takes old hold there. 57 tahoe. 58 up in eureka a and wall to wall of sunshine. here in the bay area you see sunny warm conditions tomorrow up to 70 oakland fremont san jose santa rosa 67 in san francisco. skype in livermore. 74 in santa cruz. look at the forecast for the at&t national pro am pebble beach it's nasty for practice rounds tomorrow. warming up to the mid 70's for round 1 and 2 on thursday and friday. now here's accu-weather 7 day forecast valentine's day warm and sunny for out door plans. cool it off a little bit for the second part of the weekend. no rain on that accu-weather 7 day forecast. >> all right thanks so much sandhya. >> across the country people snapping up lottery tickets hoping to win what is one of the top powerful -- power ball jackpot of all times. >> they estimate the next drawing will be for 4 85 million dollars. that would rank the third biggest power ball prize ever. >> power ball played in california and 43 other states. next drawing is 8:00 o'clock tomorrow night. we'll let you know if there is a

there's the rain around eureka.ea. now we get going, into friday morning, it's been raining in santa rosa. that's a wet morning commute north of san francisco. as we slip south, boom, it starts to go off, around noon on friday. in is real big time rain. almost like what we saw in december. then, it slides south. you notice it stalls a little bit. the stalling is where you get the copeious opts of rain. for that friday afternoon commute, almost certainty. in some areas around the bay area. we're tracking that for you. forecast highs tomorrow in the mid-60s. none of this happens tomorrow. it happens friday. a little break on saturday. then it lights up again on sunday. not as aggressive on sunday as it will be on friday. this is the big one. this with rain and wind. this is a little bit of a break with showers. then sunday, rain develops and some significant rain in some places. so exactly what the doctor ordered, and the nice thing is, out behind this, we get a few days of break, behind this, suggesting more rain. >>

it's one of those that when an author finds that he just jumps for joy and assess yearly -- says eureka. writing about the former governor of virginia incidentally he summoned all of his journalistic skills when he called underwood and i'm quoting an absurd blasphemous cowardly to publish fanatical portable ignorant yankee zero. [laughter] you have a great many virginians who viewed john curtis underwood in precisely that way. [laughter] >> that sounds like some of the letters that we get today. [laughter] >> not every decision made by the u.s. district court in virginia were well received by the public. let's move to the desegregation era. the talk about the impact that had on some of the major decisions. >> while it all happened during my lifetime and the lifetimes of a number of you in the audience. it began in -- while it began before that. constitution of virginia provided in so many words they used the word negro and said that no white or negro child with the segregated tv code in the same schools. keep in mind a couple things when we talk about the segregation cases. the desegreg

it is well to our north and it's coming, as you'll notice there up around eureka, they are getting somelook at what risk the first storm brings, that is going to be a high likelihood of urban flooding. moderate urban flooding. up to ten inches of rain expected in the north bay mountains, that's why a flash flood watch starts tonight at 10:00, runs until saturday at 6:00 a.m. the creeks and streams will quickly rise, drainage in poor drainage areas there's potential of mud and rock slides. the winds are going up, trees and power lines could go down. wind advisory starts at 4:00 a.m. tomorrow. gusts 50 to 60 miles an hour when you take a look at really the time line, just some light rain this evening spreading across and then for the start of the morning commute, we get some moderate rain moving into the north bay, it gets heavier at 8:00 a.m. closer look at the timing of that, the next storm and the weekend coming right up. alma? >> thank you, sandia. >> the last significant rainfall we had was in december. one of the hardest hit cases was in a sonoma county town. how they're bracing for

most the activity is across eureka, california. it will eventually slide down here to us. we still do think, as we head throughout 8:30 9:30 and 10:30, we see showers develop in the north bay. we're not worried about flooding in marin or sonoma county. for several hours at a time it's the overnight. also into tomorrow the rainfall is going to go over the same spot and that's why we have the flash flood watch that's been issued for portions of the north bay. you want to watch out if you live near any creeks rivers and storms. they could be rising quickly. of course we'll have more details on the full forecast and how long this second storm also will be lasting into your weekend in a few minutes. >> okay jeff. see you shortly. the wind is whipping up especially in the north bay. here's a look at some cell phone video just sent into our newsroom. the trees are beginning to sway. jodi hernandez joins us from the front edge of this storm in santa rosa. what's the story where you are? >> reporter: folks are nervous as they wait for the next big storm to roll in. they hope this t

you can clearly see where the jet stream is a bunch of from vancouver to eureka where it will stay. on thursday, though watch how it dips lower north bay chance on thursday and taking it lower all the way down to the san mateo bridge on friday and saturday and all us are getting rain by this cop purity model and sunday is looking dry and monday, another system comes through and brings us another possible chance of rain and the atmosphere sets up and notice where it will be, to the north and you are getting the end of the system and a couple of ins of rain absolutely and we take it even if it is on the weekend. the seven-day forecast shows today is probably the last day for 70's and we are in the mid-to-upper 60's tomorrow and and low-to-upper 60's on wednesday and rain not weekend. >> the big story this morning is concession. it is get, thicker near the macarthur maze and the drive coming from emeryville and berkeley is going to slow down approaching the 580 interchange. as you continue to the bay bridge toll plaza we have a 15-minute delay head the from the maze to san francisco. i

we tend to think of these eureka moments, where innovation is binary. but really it is broader evolutionary path that plays out over years or decades. that is definitely what we see about the trends we will talk about, connection sensitization. we start first with devices owned at high frequencies. televisions were the first to become digitized. you take something that is widely owned and start there. we have now done through over the -- gone through all of these core devices we have. and we are starting to spill over into the adjacent second-order effect. what do this start to look like? we can kind of go to the end of the story where everything is impacted. that is an easy jump. what is the sequence of events. from now until the end of digitization. >> as sort of a general rule, one of the things we found in our research about industry transformation is, there is a famous quote from ernest hemingway. how do you go bankrupt? the other one says, two ways gradually and then suddenly. that is it that the what we found in the industries we looked at. you s

look for slowers around eureka, snow showers over the sierra, and a few rainshowers down south. in the bay area, we'll see increasing clouds, it will be breezy and cool. highs in the upper 50s along the coast tomorrow. that's what we'll get tomorrow in advance of the showers that will come in on saturday. scattered showers on saturday. not exactly what we need but enough to dampen things a bit. and satisfy our appetites. maybe it's just a teaser. >> yeah it's an appetizer. >> rain appetizer. >> i like that rain appetizer. >>> the abc show "extreme weight loss" will be in northern california this weekend to hold an open casting call at the embassy suites hotel in downtown sacramento. they will be on site from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. >>> still ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00 you know sleep deprivation is bad for you. what about getting too much rest. >>> also on the way, a test track one man wants to build for the lightningening-fast way of getting around. >>> credit card companies are not acting quickly to keep your private information safe. so one change that's taking >>> in honor o

so highs for thursday in the golden state, right around eureka, cool in the upper 50s with rain movingin yosemite. warm in palm springs at 82 degrees. dry in most parts tomorrow except for the extreme north bay which will see light sprinkles tomorrow evening. otherwise, preparing for rain on friday. it's a spotty shower in the north bay tomorrow. friday is really when it's rainy, windy around here. the flash flood watch goes into effect for parts of the region. an active end for the week. showers saturday morning and then a second storm sunday into monday. >> we need every drop. >> we do. >>> well, a storied chapter in san francisco's history is almost over. crews are starting demolition on candlestick park. today they let our cameras pay a final visit and jonathan bloom has a fond farewell to the stick. >> reporter: in a stadium full of broken seats and torn-up grass, a giant claw pulls apart the bleachers just like tearing off a wrapper of a hot dog. >> sometimes the wind would howl. i could be shooting, and then there was a wrapper right against my face. >> reporter: candlestick was

right now we have showers showing up and rain showing up north of eureka. offshore we've got a little bit of fog for us. coastal fog. i suspect we'll see a little patchy fog. really just in a holding pattern. in the meantime it's more of the same. which means overnight lows in the mid-40s. 48 in vallejo. 49 in concord patically fog. coastal fog as well. and you are starting to feel it out there. these things are starting to turn around quickly. in san jose overnight lows will be in the 40s. lunchtime you're easily into the mid-60s. the day ends up in san jose a lot like it did today 72 degrees. as this weather system moves in it's going to be a warm system. even with the showers we're going to see temperatures that are going to be up there. daytime highs as we head into your bay area friday, saturday and sunday. here comes the system. the bay area starts on thursday. i'll time it out. right now it's going to be wet. how much is still in question. we know north will be wet. everybody south is still in question. we'll see you back here and try to dial it in.

here we are tomorrow afternoon so there's your thursday it goes by looks nice, showers start-up in eurekay no big deal, here we are in to friday afternoon and now in the mountains, they're going to do okay the eastern side will produce snow, some showers lower elevations, maybe four inches up there for lucky and then right around here, here's saturday morning and then there is saturday night. so just, it doesn't look like a game changer at all forecast highs tomorrow, upper 60s couple low 70s, and then the five-day forecast with the bay area weekend view, scattered showers in there and hard to get enthused about something really not going to move the meter on our rain for sense of averages. >> thank god for those two storms as he said, can you imagine where we'd be without those? >> if those things missed us we'd be in trouble. >> looks like nuisance showers. >> all right. thanks, bill. >>> bart opened its newest station in oakland the secure bike storage facility is located on broadway near the 19th street bart station 20 bikes and bike shop for accessories and maintenance, the fifth bik

that yellow is an indication of 7-plus inches of rainfall for the extreme northern coastline to eureka. we likely could have 7-plus inches of rainfall. back here across the bay area it's looking like 1.5 inches in san jose to possibly 2-plus inches for the lower elevations of the north bay. remember, if you're headed in a car on friday the more north you go the heavier that rainfall gets. more details and the full forecast coming up in 25 minutes you guys. >> we'll see you in 25 jeff. >>> up next, get ready to say goodbye. a peek inside candlestick. say it ain't so. the demolition has begun. >> turning back the hands of time. what's being done inside a north bay lab that could help a species on the brink of extinction. >>> san jose wants another at-bat to bring the a's to the south bay. city council members met behind closed doors today and voted unanimously to appeal their anti-trust claim against major league baseball. now, they want this to go to the supreme court. it's up to the justices now to accept this case. san jose spent years trying to convince baseball to grant the a's perm