right now mostly light scattered showers with micro heavier pockets of showers isolated near fairfield. vallejo getting hit again. this is down to richmond where it's an active set up this morning. we will continue to see the storms track to the east. it's lighter in the south bay but into the next couple of hours, we could see this develop, too. near san jose, near santa clara, light drizzle before you head out the door this morning. we will keep you updated on that. we have seen two inches from yesterday's storm. an inch and a quarter near fremont and a half inch near dublin. the next couple of hours, it will swirl from offshore with light pop-up storms here and there. in the afternoon, thunderstorms kick in. we will talk about that in the full forecast. for now, over to you, gianna. >>> traffic this morning, slick surfaces. be extra careful. we are getting used to that pattern. it's windy on the bay area bridges. there are wind advisories in effect not for the bay bridge or san mateo but carquinez, antioch and benicia. we are starting to see the backup building as folks make the rid

some 30's up in the north bay for fairfield petaluma as well as fairfax, calistoga in cloverdale. kelsey bill, you're at freezing right now. 32. and then you've got the winds on top of that for half moon bay, 34 miles per hour wind gusts currently san francisco, breezy at 27 miles per hour gives it that even colder field. so layer up this morning and look for to some sunshine later on. >> right now, all eyes on. thank you for that. happy to report. not seen any major weather related delays out there. so that's always a silver lining for us on a friday, 11 minute ride into the city right now. meter lights just%went on. they were not on in the last hour. 13 minutes for us. we are san mateo bridge. things are looking great as you're heading across towards the peninsula, richards ever fell bridge. 7 minutes tolls to 101. there. and if you're going to be taking the golden gate bridge right now, 37 to the tolls takes about 90 minutes. not seeing any major winds blowing you down. darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of rain. a 601 teachers today in oakland are going hold a strike. >>

fairfield still down at 5 degrees. but temps are moving in. we're under these frost advisories for just a few more minutes. we've got another one set to take place tomorrow morning. so another chilly start for your saturday. otherwise, crystal clear, not a cloud in the sky for the bay area. love the sunshine. well learned at this point had a cold front swing through yesterday did result in some light snow in the sierra nevada, but not enough to keep you from going up there. if you want to enjoy it this weekend, high pressure ridge help to keep us dry in the bay area and will continue to do just that into the weekend. gets replaced early next week, though, by a low dropping in from the gulf of alaska. this pushes in monday night with its greatest impact on us into tuesday. it's going to come along with a surge of tropical moisture along the south end of it. that pushes right up along the california coastline in tuesday is going to be an especially heavy, rainy day as well. strong and the sierras going to get a big hit of snowfall from this one.

but fairfield down to allay. had been seeing some heavy rain moments ago quieting down on the peninsula. you're actually getting some peeks of sunshine as those showers now moving into the south bay as well as the east bay. and look at that. we got some snow returning to the santa cruz mountains as well as on mount hamilton. now, this does change into the afternoon. you get a good window of sunshine later on today. get outside later today. enjoy it. some cold sunshine. so you'll still need those layers after that. and then settled evening, starting around 05:00pm could see some thunderstorm development pockets of heavy rain through the evening. maybe woken up by a few rolls of thunder tonight on into early tomorrow morning. tomorrow itself should remain dry during daytime hours tomorrow night into wednesday morning. a return of this unsettled pattern with those chances of thunderstorms overnight. then. so right now we're in the midst of cool arctic air. low pressure area has been dragging that arctic moisture dow

a year. >> barbara jackson is calling on the fairfield to soon school district and the city of fairfield to make that intersection where the accident happened safer for students. >> well, a little girl is left without her mother and their beloved dog after a driver. >> plowed through a crosswalk sunday evening in south san jose. police say their detectives worked nonstop to catch the driver. justin campbell has that story. >> in less than 24 hours, san jose police say they have identified the driver of that car and that suspect is now sitting behind bars. >> these home surveillance video shows a honda sedan plowing through the intersection of blossom hill road and lake avenue sunday evening, a neighbor heard the crash. her daughter, a nurse, ran out to help. unfortunately, 45 year-old challah mean and her dog died daughter suffered non-life-threatening injuries just to think of the poor. >> daughter helped a witness. was in her mom was just. us. >> sunday was especially hard for elizabeth more. corey person was also struck by a hit and run driver at highway 87 in 85. i was just left ther

you can see fairfield right now. 20 miles an hour. the wind advisory the high wind warning no longer in place, but we still have some scattered rain. of course, we had some scattered rain earlier this morning for the morning commute. but as you can see here, the radar coverage. really diminishing in coverage right now, and we just have a few leftover scattered showers. somewhat of a break, and we'll take it for later on today with just the chance of a shower, but we need a chance to recover and that's what we have right now for today. in the meantime, you're analyzing exactly what happened yesterday. what caused the storm to be powerful, indeed, pretty dynamic, you know , that'll take a lot of time ticket. yeah figure things out to watch that happen. you know, as you watch hurricane coverage and watch the coverage here. it looks very similar to the first time last night, i had to make a graphic for a coastal flood advisory and type in the word storm surge here in the bay area so that it just shows you it's kind of mimicking a hurrican

as for the bay, a line of showers searches from fairfield vallejo on over to nevado.ctive morning for the bay area. we're also seeing a little snowfall in our mountain peaks in the south bay, the santa cruz mountains in mount hamilton getting a few new inches of snow today. futurecast shows our morning staying pretty active, but we get some good sunshine this afternoon. take advantage of it. because this evening tonight, we're going to see another very active forecast. few rolls of thunder possible as we move into our evening hours might even wake you up during our overnight hours. tomorrow, we dry out should dry out of the ways before you get up in the morning and the rest of the day, tuesday looks to be pretty consistently nice tuesday night into wednesday, we see more unsettled weather pushing in and a chance of more overnight thunderstorms tuesday night into wednesday morning wednesday, we'll dry back out before something else happens. that really changes gears for the bay area. we've been enjoying some really cold systems that have been adding a lot of snow pack.

barbara jackson is calling on the fairfield sassoon school district and the city of fairfield. >> tontersection safer for students to get to and from school. >> that was zach boetto reporting for us tonight. unfortunately, more sad news. a 6 year-old boy critically injured in a crash that killed his mother last weekend. rodale has also died in that crash happened last thursday. police say they were in pursuit of a suspected car seat when that suspect crashed. 2 done up into another car that was driven by a 31 year-old woman. she was killed at the scene. her 6 year-old twin boys. we're in the car with her at the time. one suffered critical injuries. the other serious injuries. police arrested 20 year-old ralph white the 3rd and have charged him with vehicular manslaughter. >> now the monterey county where the search for a missing 7 year-old boy is over the monterey county sheriff's office says the body of espinosa was recovered at moss landing 2 days after his mother's body was found in the same area. the discovery of actors body end of the day's long search which started when a 3 yea

the city of fairfield released a statement saying our thoughts are with the young girl's family. we can't express the importance of abiding by traffic safety laws. enough, especially in school zones. life is precious. teachers have more than a dozen schools in the oakland unified school district walked off the job today over a contract dispute. they're seeking a 23% raise over the next 4 years, which they say would make their salaries more competitive with other districts. the teachers usd was provided to a 13% increase in state funding. but laid off 100 employees and added 37 top administrative positions. protests unfolded earlier today outside of multiple schools followed by a rally at city hall. >> usc's worst nightmare. and it's only going to get worse for them because here united. it's not just teachers out here. we have classified out here. we have students. we have parents and it's just going to get more. our solidarity is just going to grow and we're going to continue to organize despite the district wanting to divide us. >> the teachers then walked from city hall down br

a spot of rain is right along fairfield vacaville on i-80 right now. you can see those areas of yellow and orange starting to push into solano county. so definitely some heavier spots up there. napa and sonoma counties also in the midst of it and just some lighter showers, moderate showers from dublin, san ramon up to concord on over to any out currently. definitely. still the see the heaviest stuff. winds are also going to pick up as we work our way through the morning and by the time that we reach late morning into early afternoon, we're talking more 50, 40 miles per hour. wind gusts for urban areas and even higher gusts than that in our mountain tops. so definitely a windy day ahead of us could result in some downed trees, downed power lines, more power outages, timing it out. you can see from 07:00am to 08:00am heavier rainfall arrives in the north bay after that for the rest of us. so this is a little bit of good news. the very heavy stuff. the worst of the storm arrives after the morning commute starts to wind down a little bit and we'll see even

my hometown of fairfield, one of the chillier spots this morning at 37 in fairfield. sun rises at 7:07 and the sunset is that 7:25. her is what you can expect. we have frost advisories this morning because of the colder temperatures. for the north bay interior valleys and mountains, the east bay valleys and santa clara valley, all under a frost advisory as we start off our day. through the afternoon, we are cool and breezy and below average with temperatures and with that please, making it feel even cooler outside with those daytime highs below average. we will have some sunshine and continue with his dry weather as we look ahead to our weekend. high temperatures for this afternoon are running about 629 degrees below average. here is where you live from 58 in santa clara and san jose. as we look to the east bay, concord is 58. livermore is at 57. around the bay, 56 in san francisco and 57 in oakland and 56 for roanoke park and santa rosa at 57. winds are coming in at 56 this afternoon. the futurecast, as we go hour by hour, you can see some sunshine and clearing throu

and then i moved to fairfield eight years ago, and i heard this buzz going on that you should hear drjackie. so i was there in fairfield and one friday night, i came to the good friday services. >> oh, wow. >> and i don't remember what word she preached eight years ago, but she left some paint on the sanctuary, but it was a dynamic message. today we're honored to have the senior pastor of allen temple church. the first elected woman pastor, senior pastor of allen temple, c. jacqueline thompson. great to have you. >> it is great to be here. >> thank you for coming. >> i knew you were all over the world. >> they made it. >> they made it and i'm glad you're here. tell us about your calling. it's phenomenal. >> calling to the church or calling to ministry? >> ministry first. >> well, i'm the daughter of a pastor. my father, who recently passed in december, was reverend dr. mt thompson. he pastored in berkeley for 40 years. i've grown up a church girl all of my life and went through the things young adults go through and you question faith and theology and how it lines up with what you're

and she's also talking to the fairfield sassoon school district and the city of fairfield to make that intersection where her little girl was killed safer for other students. >> and the latest breaking news overnight. more than 3 dozen migrants died in a fire at an immigration detention center in mexico right near the u.s. border. images from the scene, as you can see here show the ambulances and firefighters responding at this point. the associated press is reporting hat that fire happened last night at a facility in juarez, which is right acro,s the border from el paso, texas. in juarez is a major crossing pointcfor migrants that are coming into the u.s. and shelters have been set up their their fall of migrants that are either waiting for their opportunity to cross the border or for their asylum requests to be processed by the u.s. and we received word this morning in the last hour that investigators believe that some of those migrants set mattresses on fire over fears they were going to be deported. >> it's 9.11. and tonight at 10 o'clock, a kron. 4 news exclusive in his first tv i

same for you in antioch, pittsburgh, benicia and fairfield case or look ahead tomorrow. sunday, looking great. lot of more sunshine, calmer winds, highs in the low 60's at our warmest monday. we'll start pretty good. but we do see that chance of showers increasing towards the latter half of the day by tuesday. our biggest hit of rain and strong winds and wednesday. we'll see a lingering around 2 before we dry out again. reyna. don, thank you for that. it's going to be a really nice weekend and hopefully the traffic stays. >> just as light. but we know it starts to pick up as the morning goes on. if you're taking 24 right now, wannacry down to 5.80, about 11 minutes to make that drive the bay bridge 10 minutes. so we're still looking really great there. how about the san mateo bridge? 13 minutes. no hazards all across on the peninsula side. so smooth sailing there, highway for if you're going to take that right now and can to conquer about 15 minutes. a check in on one. traveling up 30 minutes. 85 in to menlo park 2.37. to 18. 82 still moving pretty nicely. there. 80 over

saint helena, calistoga in fairfield in the mid 30's. so if you are venturing out this morning, bundle up. we're in the midst of some frost advisories for really all of the interior. the bay only spots, not there. bayshore in coastal areas. now we are going to be seeing a good weekend in the sierra and a good weekend here in the bay area, too. staying consistently dry each of these next 3 days saw cold front clearing through yesterday. that's one of the reasons we're so breezy and a little on the cool side. but this high-pressure ridge that's anchored to our west is going to keep us dry. why we do have a solid break from the rain. it doesn't last, though, soon to be replaced by a low dropping down from the gulf of alaska. this is going to come along with a plunge of cold air, but also dragon some tropical moisture. that's a combo that's going to result in really windy conditions again, come tuesday, then also some pretty heavy rainfall and for the mountain, some heavy snowfall. this is really going to pack its greatest punch on tuesday,

some heavy rain now pushing into the late helen along a tie-up force fairfield and a line of showers also pretty impress us from the peninsula on up into the east bay. your forecast to come and like john just mentioned, it's coming down out there. so. >> either leave now or even little later. we're tracking little later. we're tracking that meet apartment 2a, 2b and 2c. little later. we're tracking that 2a's monitoring his money with a simple text. like what you see abe? yes! 2b's covered with zero overdraft fees when he overdraws his account by fifty bucks or less. and 2c, well, she's not going to let a lost card get her stressed. am i right? that's right. that's because these neighbors all have chase. alerts that help check. tools that help protect. one bank that puts you in control. chase. make more of what's yours. "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see that crick in your neck? that ache in your heart? will they see that funny little thing that wasn't there last year? a new bounce in your step? the way your retinal scan connects to your blood sugar? at kai

jackson was a vibrant young sixth grader at grange middle school in fairfield.he 11 year old seen here at a younger age. the nickname kissy because of how sweet she was just a lovable child. but on thursday terror was struck in this crosswalk near the school. minutes after her mom, barbara jackson dropped her off. she got a call to come to the hospital didn't look like her at all. she was all swollen and hmm. and i'm late this ever happened. help could this have happened? terror never regained consciousness, and on sunday, the family made the heartbreaking decision to end the life support at children's hospital. oakland that's the hardest decision. i've been proud to begin my life. that make a decision to tell somebody didn't turn the machine off because baby sleeping me? yeah. officers arrested 32 year old elena mcgraw logan's on suspicion of driving a vehicle while impaired and child endangerment because there were children in her vehicle. but the family believes more could have been done to protect terra. there was no crossing cards. they are at the school. n

the sitting at 35 while fairfield calistoga kelsey bill areas below freezing.ot of the rest of us will join you below freezing over the next couple of hours here. we do have winter still rather freeze warnings and frost advisories in effect for the bay area through 08:00am temperatures right now cold enough for still a couple of flurries in upper elevations. most of us, though, down with the rain and the snow for the bay. you can see all that activity as we move southward out and we are in for a dry next couple of days from the bay to the sierra much improved travel conditions the next few days. but we will be looking at a return of rain and snowfall over the weekend. so prepare yourselves for that. 50's for your daytime highs. oakland at 56 hayward and san francisco at 55 today. later on in this forecast, temperatures do cool down again and showers do increase starting this weekend lasting through next week. right here. >> thank you for that. will hit the roads today. maybe traveling along 101. it's going take you about 27 minutes. 85 up towards menlo park. 2,

it is 35 in santa rosa, it is freezing in fairfield, 31 degrees.e most part we are seeing temperatures holding above freezing, with some mid to upper 30s, and even low 40s for oakland and san mateo, as well as san francisco. san jose at 41 degrees currently. so it does feel a lot colder because of how much

from fairfield down into vallejo and even off into concord. heavy pockets of rain are tracking their way off into the east. and it's been pretty active also anywhere from hayward down into fremont. the santa clara valley has been seeing plenty of showers this morning but head smog this afternoon, the big concern for us is actually going to be lightning activity. and thunderstorms. now we have some snow up near mount hamilton and also have some snow right now falling just on mount diablo. hard to tell but just that little speck of purple is actually indicating snow in the higher elevations. of course already said thunderstorms are likely as we head into the afternoon. that's why we're calling for a first alert weather day. but we can see some small hail and some gusty wind and some heavy rain associated with those storms too. we've already been seeing it this morning. hail fell just over the mission in san francisco. and we're going to continue to see that trend this afternoon. luckily we dry out as we head into thursday and friday. so taking a

same for you in benicia and fairfield. here's your lookahead temps tomorrow and sunday will be a little bit warmer than today's likely to see a few low 60's and not quite as windy. so the forecast doesn't prove a little further into saturday and sunday after some chilly starts now. monday, we will see showers returning later in the day and rain especially on into tuesday. rain and wind for that matter. showers thing on into wednesday. before we clear and dry back out into thursday of next week. reyna. john, thanks for that. that's a good looking weekend. >> all right, for you all driving this morning, 8 minute ride into the city. we go may's to that fremont street exit your san mateo bridge about 13 minutes there. the richmond center fell bridge a 7 minute ride and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls going take about 20 minutes. members of congress grill tiktok ceo for more than 5 hours on thursday. he testified at a congressional hearing over concerns about user data collected by the popular video sharing app and also

so more specifically look for lowe's tonight at 34 degrees at santa rosa, fairfield, livermore 36 at napa 35 at vallejo at 38, san jose 36 morgan hill even right around the bay shore line lowes will drop into the upper 30s and most locations. so prepare for the big chill. i'll give you a look at the seven days ahead including our next storm a little bit later deon. all right, i feel chilly thinking about it spencer. thank you. well speaking of warming centers are now open in santa clara county the national weather service put out a freeze alert for tonight through 9 am tomorrow. there are several county libraries including the one in cupertino open for those who need a place to stay. today community partners went to encampment sites to share information about the open centers. they also handed out blankets ponchos tarps and tents to unhoused people. you developments now monterey county supervisor luis alejo plans to propose a temporary eviction moratorium for pajaro tenants facing housing instability following the recent levee breach. he tweeted that he will have the proposal up for

jackson was 1/6 grader at grange middle school in fairfield.hursday she was hit while walking in a crosswalk near the school just minutes after being dropped off by her mother. she rushed to the hospital when she learned that her daughter was injured. she was all swollen and mhm. and i'm like this ever happened. help could this have happened? tara never regained consciousness. on sunday, your family decided to take her off life support at oakland children's hospital officers arrested 32 year old elena mcgraw organs on suspicion of driving while impaired and child endangerment because there were children in her car at the time. terrorist family wants safety improvements around the school, saying there are no crossing guards or crossing lights at the crosswalk where she was hit. i do not want her life to be in vain. something needs to be done, and i want to help save other children and parents from having to go through this. terrorism mother says her daughter's organs will be donated. time is now 7 35, the body of a seven year old boy has been fo

and now she's speaking to the fairfield school district in the city of fairfield because she wants to make that intersection where her little girl died to safer for other students. >> and breaking news overnight, more than 3 dozen migrants died in a fire as an immigration detention center in mexico just over the u.s. border. images from the scene show the ambulances and the firefighters responding. now at this point, the associated press is reporting that the fire happened last night in a facility in juarez, right across from el paso, texas. juarez is a major crossing point for migrants entering the u.s. and shelters right now are full of migrants that are waiting for either opportunities to cross or have requests in for asylum with the united states. and they're waiting out that process. we've just gotten word in the last 10 minutes. investigators believe some of those migrants may have set mattresses on fire over fears they were about to be deported. >> it's a tanned and we do want to tell you about 10 o'clock tonight. we have a kron 4 exclusive in his first tv interview since his d

catching light to moderate rain through santa rosa, san rafael, fairfield and concord as well, down through the south bay, a little bit starting to come down in san jose, and here's just off the coast, that's going to start to make its move inland. overall, here's what we can expect. the storm is moving in, but the biggest impact i'm going to be seeing from this, aside from the rain from the santa cruz mountains is going to be the gusty winds. wind warnings will be in effect starting at 7:00 a.m. for the santa cruz mountains, and isolated flood issues. streets that have already been flooded in the past, especially through highway 17. there is a landslide potential. the reason is we've got saturated ground. any rain at this point can be problematic, and this is a little bit more of a colder system. there is a possibility of instability that could bring thunderstorms and even small hail in the area. sierra snow, winter warnings are in effect through that stretch. be mindful of that. let's get a look at how the roads are doing with mike. >> you mentioned rain and also the possibility of compli

jackson was a vibrant young sixth grader at grange middle school in fairfield.amily gave the 11 year old seen here at a younger age. the nickname kissy because of how sweet she was just a lovable child. but on thursday terror was struck in this crosswalk near the school. minutes after her mom, barbara jackson dropped her off. she got a call to come to the hospital didn't look like her at all. she was all swollen and hmm. and i'm like this have happened. hell could this have happened? terror never regained consciousness, and on sunday, the family made the heartbreaking decision to end the life support at children's hospital. oakland that's the hardest decision. i've been proud to begin my life. that make a decision to tell somebody didn't turn the machine off because baby sleeping me? yeah. officers arrested 32 year old elena mcgraw logan's on suspicion of driving a vehicle while impaired and child endangerment because there were children in her vehicle. but the family believes more could have been done to protect terra. there was no crossing cards. they are at t

you see that fairfield areas got some pretty aggressive rainfall .t's kind of pockets right and that's how it's going to go to the next couple hours. pockets of showers heavy at times and then this low, it's starting to speed up if you kind of actually see it, turning the corner in it, what's it pushes inland and goes a little further south? it pulls the rain with it, but when that thing gets out in the plains, it's going to cause problems. they had that severe weather that storm. i just showed you the one that's here. kind of leaving now, in about three days that things out in the midwest and it's unloading with severe weather, so keep an eye on that, um, flood advisories still, in effect for fairfield and alejo, it's been raining up there and you kind of see that area in the radar. it's been raining up there pretty significantly and it doesn't take a lot of rain. now to get run off. here is the big picture. here is the big picture again as a bigger picture, and there's that low and again, it's gonna be powerful. it's going to move across this gonna

low 30's in fairfield and concord. livermore at 39 degrees.pick up this afternoon and this evening and you will notice clouds increase. highs today will be in the mid-50's to near 60 degrees for the inland neighborhoods. around the bay, look for mid-50's to upper 50's. tonight not quite as cold with more cloud cover ahead of this incoming storm. i will have more details on the storm and how much snow and rain you can expect right after this break. (box thuds) (water boils) (packet tears) (tea bag clanks) (water pours) - listening to people that drink bigelow tea is so important to my family, because making that perfect cup, it's the reason we do what we do hi, guys! - hi! - hey! - so what are you guys drinking? - constant comment. - when i'm drinking bigelow tea, it's just a moment for me. it's just me time. - that's what a cup of tea is. - it is. - a moment for you, someone you love. - aw! (customer sighs) - it tastes really great. - yes! it was always bigelow tea - wow! that's what my family hopes for. cheers. - cheers. (bright upbeat music)

meantime, in fairfield, los road is closed until further notice. and this is why this is between gold hill and march few roads and you can see that measuring tape. it's like 9 or 10 inches in the why this spot of damage. they have to fix this because of the weather. of course, it's been eroding away with each storm. we get it, made it a little worse. so they'll be out ere fixing that. they say they're not sure how long it will take. buthowever long it takes the roo be csed for that long. >> windows shattered at for san francisco. high rises now during tuesday storm. and those got notices from the city. >> saying they are ordered to fix the windows as soon as possible. and one city official is hoping to change building inspection codes. now, kron 4 sarah stinson has more. >> the san francisco board of supervisors president aaron peskin wants to change the city's building inspection code after tuesday's storm windows at 4 different buildings. he says these buildings downtown should be able to withstand 120 miles per hour. windutt's not what happened.

. >> 11 year-old fairfield girl has died days after she was hit by a suspected drunk driver thursday morning. tara jackson was walking in a crosswalk on her way to school. but police say 32 year-old lindsay mcgraw-ogans hit the girl with her suv. tara was flown to children's hospital in oakland in critical condition and her mom had to make the gut-wrenching decision this weekend to take her daughter off life support. >> that's the hardest thing we need to stand there and you can't do anything we can help or any kind of way. there's nothing you can do. you flynn says like new kid do know that your child. >> tears mom, barbara jackson is calling on the fairfield soon school district and the city of fairfield to make that intersection where the accident occurred safer for students. >> moving forward in san francisco parklet said popped up out of necessity due to the pandemic will now cost money to operate. starting this friday. the city says it plans to charge a fee for each spot where a business wants to keep the parklet around kron four's. also the moeny live in our newsroom with this

now the mother is trying to get the city of fairfield and the school discuss ariza soon in the school district and the city of fairfield to make that intersection safer where her little girl was killed. >> now, some breaking news from overnight. at least 3 dozen migrants have died in a fire at an immigratio detention center in mexico near the u.s. border. images from the scene show the ambulances and the firefighters there at the facility. the associated press is reporting this morning of the fire happened last night at a facility in juarez right across the border from el paso, texas. juarez is a major crossing point for migrants entering into the u.s. and that shelters are full of migrants right now that are waiting for an opportunity cross or to have their asylum request processed by the u.s. no word on how the fire started. >> it's 709, in tonight at 10, the kron news exclusive in his first tv interview since his dui arrest. longtime bay area news anchor frank somerville sits down with our pam moore. take a look. >> thank you. could have killed someone. you're right. it could have.

i should add fairfield, travis was 54 in san carlos. gusta 48 mph lot quieter now only half moon bay has little northerly breeze gusting to 26. so yesterday was all about the morning rain. and then the afternoon win. that is now out of the picture. we get a break from the rain today and tomorrow mostly sunny. today some clouds were rolling tomorrow than a cloudy mostly cloudy weekend. looks like light rain to me on sunday. our system has kicked out. that's the rain in southern california, moving into arizona, which was in the upper seventies and low eighties yesterday. not today. big change your heading down there. fifties sixties on the temps here, because it's so much colder. there are more thirties and forties, mostly sunny and northerly breeze in portland place, but nothing compared to yesterday. no valleys. 38 low forties walnut creek's in their 40 for sunnyvale, 39. castro valley, kensington 39. that's a big drop from the last 24 hours. no doubt, lafayette and wanna creek at 41. alamo and danville are sleeping in. that's all right

some of our warmest spots being antioch, fairfield, vacaville and napa. each at 59 degrees.kend just gets clear and a little bit more mild upper 50's to low 60's by friday, saturday and sunday and are nothing but sunshine monday will see rainfall gradually increasing towards the evening by tuesday and wednesday. we're back to the rain and the strong winds rain. john, thanks for that. will you make really good time if you're taking 5.80, right now in oakland? >> maybe you're traveling from castro valley up towards the maze. about 14 minutes in the last hour, we had a few problems there. traffic seems to be moving really nicely. also, if you want to take 8.80, not seen any major issues along the highway, 13 is also looking really nice. a 17 minute ride. so things are picking up as you're traveling into the city right now or san matteo bridge still around 14 minutes with those high winds. so drive slowly. if you are going to travel along 1, 0, one, 30 minutes. 85 up to menlo park. still in the green are slowing down just a bit along highway 4. 21 minutes, antioch in to conquer.

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same verbal, a fairfield in cloverdale.s out there flirting with freezing for a lot of areas. hence the frost advisories and freeze warnings and give yourselves that a couple extra minutes might have to get the windshield scraper out and spend an extra minute or 2, just getting those windows clear. as for radar, nice and clear. now we do have a few flurries remaining up in the mount hamilton area. we had some snowfall last night on pacheco past. for those of you crossing from gilroy over into the central valley. so be mindful really slick spots out that direction. southern california is where all that rain and snow is headed. its fallen heavy right now in the grapevine and tehachapi past more snowfall on that feet of snow down in the southern california mountains. so they're also receiving it just as much as we are back here at home. now, futurecast shows lots of sunshine today, dry conditions for your wednesday. now, thursday and friday are set to stay dry, but a few passing clouds on both of these days. overall, we're goi

and she and the family are also calling on the fairfield sassoon school district in the city of fairfield to make that intersection where her daughter was killed safer for students. >> now some breaking news from overnight. at least 3 dozen migrants died in a fire at an immigration detention center along the u.s. mexico border. now, migrants are images from the scene here. you can see all the ambulances and firefighters and vans from the morgue surrounding the facility. the associated press is reporting that fire happened last night at a facility in juarez, which is right across the border from el paso, texas. juarez is a major crossing point for migrants entering the u.s. and its shelters are full of migrants that are either waiting for opportunities to cross or have requested asylum here in the u.s. center waiting out that process. no word on how the fire started. >> it's 6.10, and tonight at 10:00pm right here on kron 4. we have an exclusive interview in his first interview with since his dui arrest, longtime bay area news anchor frank somerville sits down with our pam moore. take a lo

and then in fairfield loads road is closed. you can drive here till further notice is between gold hill and marsh few roads. you can see why that huge crack and the tape measure. i think it's 9 or 10 inches at the white as part of this. hugh jeff fisher that they have to fix. police say it's because of the runoff from the conditions. terrible there and eroded away and cracked up the road worse than it was before. they have not said how long it will take. but there is there going to be closed until they can finish those well, after multiple high rises had their glass windows shattered during tuesday's storm. san francisco's board president. >> wants to make sure that all buildings now are up to code in order withstand the next storm. so we have video here. this is some of the shattered glass that you see on the roadway. this was a cross mission street between sales force building, a sales force east building and the millennium tower. both buildings apparently had windows break. police closed off the area for obvious reasons. but

the winds are up to 10 and fairfield 13 at oakland international airport.blow out of the northwest ended 20 during the overnight hours. we currently have a wind at 12 and a word in 10 and mountain view. now we do have this right here. this is a brand new area, low pressure it derived in the gulf of alaska has a lot of colder air associated with it and a gusty winter too, as well. so let's go ahead and time this system together calling on our future cast. here we have the clouds on approach. it will be sunny for your friday but will notice the clouds begin to filter in in the north bay by lunchtime, then gradually drag across the entire bay area by the evening commute that right there is that cold. the front and it does have some copious amounts of precipitation associated with that it's going to begin in the north bay by eight o'clock in the morning time. it could be a little off, but this is how you can plan your day by lunchtime over the entire bay area than hit and miss scattered showers. a lot of instability associated with this system. and then here co

cordelia and fairfield.of the lines also now looks like over towards martinez as well and also coming in on the san mateo cause. look at that right over on half moon bay then over long to 80 corridor, chris, i've i've been told i haven't seen it, but i've been told crystal springs reservoir is just brimming with water. if that's the case, you can let me let me know because i've heard is really full. i'm not surprised. and also down in the santa cruz mountains. we've had reports of hail forties on the temps. very cool for us, and some snow up in the mountains continues. once we get to about 89 o'clock, some of the totals will start to come in need daylight to go out there and measure it off and on rain, cold, cold cold for us, this law will be with us all day long, more rain thunderstorms, and i think we'll get multiple reports of health. severe weather would not surprise me. napa county, solano county contra costa santa clare. even water spouts is certainly a possibility, and you can see lightning strikes al

meantime, in fairfield, lopes road is closed until further notice. and this measuring tape shows you why this is gold hill and march few roads. and i believe it's like 9 or 10 inches at widest this gap in the road. just giant crack that runs along it. it's the runoff from the storm that made the conditions worse there and damage the road even more than it already was damaged. so it's going to be closed until crews can finish repairing it. windows shattered at for san francisco high rises in tuesday, stormed the buildings. all got notices now from the city ordering them to fix that glass as soon as possible. and this as one city official hoping that they'll be some change in the inspection codes. kron 4 sarah stinson has a closer look. >> the san francisco board of supervisors president aaron peskin wants to change the city's building inspection code after tuesday's storm windows at 4 different buildings. he says these buildings downtown should be able to withstand 120 miles per hour. winds. but that's not what happened. >> we're looking glass can be

fairfield inn , the orinda fire station 1.71, oakland downtown 1.70 san francisco 1.66 half moon bay right there. ancient 65 100 she out villain inch and a third in concord and just over an inch and a quarter so to danville. the amazingly strong cold system upper low first we had the front and the upper low is now churning southward and moving out of the area. i think we're done to the north will get some breaks mix of sun and clouds. looks like we're done to the east unless something wraps back around but mostly activities confined to the south or the peninsula looks like that's about done as well. as it heads into the santa cruz mountains and then down to the monterey peninsula. but really, it's into southern california now, and it's keeping those morning people. busy 39 petaluma forties for many here, sonny bills 43 wanna creeks? 43 fairfield's 43 mill valley, santa rosa, 40 25 truckee central sierra snow lab went over 700 inches of snow, second, snowy as ever. the most was for them for them was 1952.. but if you're a sierra perfectionist, then you know that, all right? we do have

and fairfield. one more live view at emeryville. we will see wet and windy weather this weekend with a chance of thunder. the unsettled weather pattern continues into next week and more snow is headed for the sierra. the approaching storm is a level one this weekend. we can expect periods of rain and gusty winds, snow over the highest peaks tomorrow. a slight chance of thunder. 6:00 tomorrow morning, by 8 the first wave to the north bay. about noon we will see quite a bit of rain. by 1:00, the fresh wave will be out of the bay area. late tomorrow evening, we will see more rain. overnight tomorrow night into sunday morning. for most of the day we will see pockets of showers that will be followed by another wave of more continuous rain going into early monday morning. rainfall totals, we estimate by 11:00 sunday night about half an inch to 1 inch. to the 30's in the north bay. low 40's right around the shoreline. the highest tomorrow low 50's. high temperatures will generally be in the low to mid 50's around the shoreline and the inla

i mean, we're close to 70 degrees in fairfield. i'd say that's pretty nice at this hour from our golden gate bridge camera sun shining right now, and we are looking at another mild day tomorrow, increasing high clouds scattered light showers for the weekend. and we do have wet, windy weather coming your way early to middle part of next week. so tomorrow morning. starting out with a little bit of fog, just like this morning, patchy and then increasing high clouds throughout the day that will filter the sunshine. then here comes the rain seven a.m. sunday you will notice the rain is moving through. it's just going to be really scattered. so your weekend is not a washout but plan accordingly and have an umbrella handy as we head towards tomorrow morning temperatures in the mid thirties to mid forties combination of patchy fog and higher clouds for the afternoon, we'll go with close to 70 degrees again. inland in places like fairfield , 67 in san jose 64 san rafael 66 santa rosa. it's gonna be a nice day in oakland, san francisco, low

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i'm reporting five between phoenicia and fairfield abc 7 news. kumasi: the east bay is once again dealing with storm damage. the weather of course say high wind caused tents to start blowing away. >> at 1.i'm holding onto the side of the tent because i was like this thing is going to blow away if we don't get this down right now. reggie: at the salon the owner is dealing with flooding. it just keeps getting worse. she says it is causing her to lose money because she can only have one client at a time. reggie: earlier this month a levee breach flooding the town and forcing evacuations around 3000 people the governor requested a presidential mader -- declaration. once president biden assigned -- signs that it will allow fema to help counties impacted. there people impacted may through the crack's. >> monterey county and opera -- popper of -- undocumented individuals meaning a lot of folks are going to be able to get fema support. reggie: governor looking into state funds to help tilt -- fill some of those gaps. we asked climate scientists communiti

and rain quarter to half inch in most locations and inch over fairfield. not picking that amount there but indicates how confined that heavy rain. and the good news that the latest data has backed off in the total amount in santa cruz mountains on top what you picked up. and thunderstorms prompt another first alert day tomorrow and calms down. and not just thursday and friday but in the forecast on saturday, not all that widespread. not that heavy and a continued chance monday and tuesday and lower than 50% rain chances if you add all the rain, quarter inch or less. snap that streak a week from today. >> thank you, and final four like many programs the miami hurricanes had to rely on the transfer portal to build their roster and their coach has an interesting way of explaining the process. >> >> the final four is this saturday and miami is one of three programs in the national semifinal for the first time in program history. the u, known as a football school was the only acc team remaining, and took down houston and beat texas in elite 8. miami has turned

this is what to expect specifically. 59 in san jose. 59 in napa and 60 for fairfield. are tracking the next storm hen we can expect tk the rain. we'll check in. getting back into the morning groove. it's nice to be back. i missed you so much. >>reporter: let's check in3 with traffic in a bit. first, we'll see continuing covage for the storm. the death toll is rising. tw died in san francisco. a tree fell on a tent in oakland. a tree fell on top of their cars. also, an on duty police geant has threatening injuries. th caught it on fire. today the bay continued to have a problem. they are feeling pain. this is on 580 this morning. this is after a retaining wall collapd. dozens of homes are under evacuation due to the threat of a mudslide. mudslide caused a reside to buckle into pieces. this is on redwood boulevard. next to the 101. this caused erosion on the hillside. we are joining us live from the scene. it doesn't look realistic what's going on? >> ye, it's almost unbelievable, right. let me show you are is he mudslide. nd forced the concrete ands as if you want to bu

from fairfield to vallejo, is that storm tracked to the east. it's closer to cyprus. but once we go to the south, it's lighter. light pop-up showers here or there. it will sweep to the east. this is not like yesterday's storm at all. for the most part, dry conditions, even down to the santa clara valley for that matter. futurecast, we are not done with the rain just yet. it's not widespread like yesterday. more pop-up storms here and there. look at this. as we head into the next couple of hours, we will see this circulate. an area of low pressure offshore. it has plenty of energy leftover. the rest of the showers into the 6:00 hour then later tonight it will die down and head to the south. here is the issue with the pop- up storms. they can produce thunder, lightning and hail just like last night. we are not out of the clear yet. that's why we are calling for a first alert weather day today and throughout the bay area we could see a half to a quarter inch on average. first alert weather day today. temperatures in the low 50s. a chilly day. it will be like yesterday wi

the frontage road running along southbound 680 between fairfield and venetia.use of that storm damage. the city of venetia issuing stage for critical water alerts are -- water shortage. they are asking people to conserve water by 40%. solano chp sharing these photos showing damage to the city's main water line caused by a hillside collapse near 680 and old hill road during yesterday's storm. located outside venetia city limits, impacting the line bringing all drinking water to the city of venetia. according to a city release, the city of venetia will access water from lake herrmann as a water source. the water coming from lake hermon being described as having an earthy taste or an older -- or having an odor. it meets all state and save requirements for drinking water. while crews worked to the the extent of the damage, all venetia homes, community organizations, schools, hotels and others are instructed to reduce water by up to 40%. the city is urging people take shorter showers, make sure there are full loads in your dishwasher or washer. the city is expected