the wind in foster city were no match for trees especially like the ones you see behind me along beach park boulevard. take a look at the massive tree that fell onto not only a parts car, but also the roof of the nearby church as well. this happened before 11:00 last night. you can see a large tree leaning on the roof of a church. and a white jeep cherokee. no word of how the tree came down and -- or if anyone was injured. and a mobile home park was also hit hard with to flood since new year's eve. 236 residents have been displaced county ride -- countywide since the start of the storm. many of them are in shelters and evacuation centers. they leave that san mateo county is one of the worst impacted. >> this area of san mateo county is one of the worst impacted. not because of the damage done but also people having to leave and come back. >> chp officers are noticing concerning signs on the road as well. yesterday morning officers closed out highway 92 after a 12 inch wide dip was on the verge of turning into a sinkhole. local tree services tell us the ground has been so saturated this

we have crews coming in from eight other states and one province in foster city. jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news the search has been called off tonight for a person who was swept away in a canal and contra costa county. fox was over the scene this afternoon in antioch, a deer valley road and carpentry, a dr khan fire said one person was rescued and treated at the scene, and that victim said that a second person also went into the water this afternoon around two o'clock, first responders swept the canal using a rescue boat, as well as the sheriff's helicopter crews did not find any sign of the second victim. the first man rescued was treated and released . in capitola. the city lifted an evacuation order earlier tonight while the coastal city braces for another round of rain about 50 businesses in a two block area where damaged by strong surf turned up by the storm early thursday morning. authorities say the plan now is to fence off the most critically damaged businesses and then reopen the areas which have been inspected and are safe. this particular event is ov

live in foster city, lena howland, abc7news. kumasi: thank you. one of the deaths in the bay area and the storm includes a woman in the north bay found dead in her car after floodwaters surrounded it. the 43-year-old called 911 tuesday saying she was trapped in her car in forestville. rescue crews started to search and tried to call her back but there was no answer. divers found her yesterday morning. >> we were able to find your car submerged in about eight to 10 feet of water and sadly she did not make it. she was inside of her car. kumasi: one driver said heavy rain main his car's get off of the road on highway 12 and in novato, a tree came down on a playground. in the south bay, parts of gilroy are submerged and roads are closed because of flooding. a few days ago, the creek swelled and flooded nearby areas including the home of the original garlic festival. farmlands close to the creek are still satura pickup past this te pole right here, up to that craft in the road. when you had the atmosphere like we had, they just keep

another tree came down in foster city, causing damage ktvu sally rasmus is live with more narrowly. you spoke with the owner of the property this morning. andre, the man who owns this corner, lots about an acre on beach parkway in foster city, says he's been trying to get this building and the trees around it. this entire lot, razed to the ground and demolished for years, but he hasn't been able to get the city's approval to do just that. now. the tree that came down last night is behind us the route still on the ground, so it doesn't look like it was uprooted. but it looks rather like something split it apart. we checked with neighbors in the area. there was no lightning or thunderstorm activity here last night when this happened, so we're not sure how this happened, but half of the tree fell onto a couple of cars in the parking lot. the other half of it fell onto the building behind us. luckily no one was hurt. now. this building used to be a church decades ago, then the community center, but it's been vacant for the last 14 years, and the man who owns it says he's been trying to

in foster city. ali rasmus ktvu, fox two news. and the cemetery county a sinkhole has closed a four mile stretch of state route 92 in both directions. chp tweeted out photos of the sinkhole this morning. the closure went into effect around three am affecting upper state route 35 2 pillars tito's creek road. there is no estimate of when that part of 92 will reopen. drivers are being told to use alternate routes. flooding and salinas this afternoon could cut off the monterey peninsula from the surrounding area. the salinas river is rising, it could flood over on the highway 68 highway one on its way to the monterey bay that would cut off access to cities such as moderate pacific grove in carmel. the river is expected to rise. another five ft and evacuation order is in effect for people living in low lying areas of the river from about gonzales all the way north. to monterey bay. an evacuation center has been issued. an evacuation order has been issued for communities along the haro river in monterey county. it's expected to exceed f

yeah, we're on beach parkway and foster city. it's right on the water. we can see the same mateo bridge from here and behind us is the tree we're talking about. it looks like some sort of maybe monterey, cyprus, and the route is still in the ground, but it looks like something came down and just split it apart. we don't know if this was caused by lightning, possibly or maybe another tree or large branch came down and cut it down right in the middle. so half of it is falling onto the building behind us. and the other half fell on a couple of cars in the parking lot now. luckily no one was hurt, but the building affected here used to be a church and a preschool, but it's been vacant for a while. and as recently as 2019, the city of foster city considered rezoning this whole corner property and converting it into town homes. that was four years ago, and that obviously didn't happen. but in the meantime, whoever owns this property will have to bring in someone to help them. clean it up. we looked at some of the property records for this address, and it looks

this is in foster city. >> we'll have a live report this morning.ooding, debris. we're going to take a look at the storm. damage up in marin county as folks are dealing with that there. and then some good news from all this rain, some of the bay area reservoirs are now full. we'll tell you where and what that means for the state. coming up. -seriously? -why do you do it? -you ignore the signs and the flashing lights. -that's my dad. -that's my mom behind those cones. -how would you feel if that was your family? want more from your vitamins? -flashing lights mean "move over." get more with nature's bounty. from the first-ever triple action sleep supplement... to daily digestive support... to more wellness solutions every day. get more with nature's bounty. -listen up. to more wellness solutions every day. why do you drive so fast?? you're ignoring the and the flashing lights. please slow down. pay attention. how would you feel if that was your mom? flashing lights mean move over. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morn

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of the information about what this building was, and as it sooner as recent as 2019, the city of foster cityonsidered putting some town homes here about 32 units here on this parcel of land. but obviously that didn't happen. the city had to rezone it, and we're not sure about what the status of that was because then the pandemic happened, and a lot of government and city services sort of ground to a halt building plans as well. but in the meantime, they will be calling someone whoever owns this property and it is still privately owned, will be calling arborist tree trimmers out here to help them clean up some of the mess out here after this tree. looks like the root is still in the ground, so it looks like it didn't fall over. but something may have hit it or maybe lightning. somehow it's split down the middle and part of it fell into the building. part of it fell onto some of the cars parke ktvu fox two news. thanks happening now. monterey county downgrading evacuation orders to evacuation warnings, the sheriff's office had ordered people to leave their homes that are in low lying areas of

it was another night of lights out for chicha hambleton and her family in foster city. no power , no internet nothing, she says their power went out about 10 friday morning, and it was more than just an inconvenience. my mom is on. hamilton's says she's worried about her mother. she had to order backup oxygen tanks after nearly running out of oxygen during the last power outage new year's eve after new year's eve when i heard about the big storm coming, i ordered two fresh tanks because we depleted the ones we had from the power outages before by evening, more than 800 customers in foster city were still without power, some turning to generators, refrigerator freezer lights, resident ran a power cord through the pet dogs door generator. thanks to a friend who came to the rescue. i guess it was pretty close to seven hours, probably that's why we say it that rick been off that loan, so we better hook them up before you get nervous. throughout the bay area. public works crews were busy didn't really become an issue until two hours later because in our lift stations start t

let's look at foster city. this tree was uprooted last night on beach park boulevard near goal avenue. the large tree fell on to a church and it actually fell on to a white parked jeep. you can see of the damage that the tree is causing. we have been seeing this throughout the area when it comes to downed trees. we know how dangerous of a situation this can be. >>> i have to give you a warning and reminder. only six inches of water on the road is all it takes to send your car floating away. this is after a driver was found dead in a sonoma vineyard. fontino was found in her car submerged in almost ten feet of water. this is at least the 18th person killed in storms across the area. we have seen how powerful and dangerous those can be. >> downed trees, downed power lines. we keep reminding people how dangerous these conditions can be. all this has people in the north bay on edge. at least two schools have closed. people along the russian river are bracing for flooding. people are helping their neighbors handle t

foster city, pacifica, for valley, river city.t least half a dozen districts are closed as well, including montgomery and west sonoma county, union high school. we have this information for you on our website, abc7news.com. other headlines to share with you this morning, amazon player -- planning to lay off 18 thousand employees, impacting several departments, including human resources and amazon stores. affected workers will find out in about two weeks on january 18. the cuts follow the cuts that hit san francisco-based salesforce yesterday. still, ginger zee coming to town . she is in the building with us. what she said about the severe storm and what she saw while covering it. reggie: and the moment a 90 foot tree tumbled over on the peninsula. first, we check in with meteorologist drew tuma. drew: that's incredible. we are not out of the woods, so to speak, just yet. there is more rain on the way. high surf warnings, look at this, 19 to 20 feet. high surf warnings in effect. pressing down here into parts of the south and east

foster city through redwood city, palo alto and mountain view. each 57. well, the south bay looking at temperatures just shy of 60, maybe a really cold morning. but these afternoon highs paired with all that sun is going to feel really nice. oakland and san leandro at 57. the late show in pittsburgh at 55. closest spot to 60 being santa rosa at 59 tomorrow. similar to today likely to see a couple of 60's in your 4 zone forecast, though and thursday and saturday are very warmest thursday night into friday morning will bring our next chance of rainfall followed by another opportunity into sunday. great. all right, john, thanks for that. let's check on those bridges. >> if you're traveling into the city right now, it's going to take a 7 minute so that fremont street exit the san mateo bridge a little under 30 minutes, a 80 to 101. at you travel across towards the peninsula, richmond center fell bridge toll still about 7 minutes as you head out of richmond and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 20 minutes. bizarre unlucky. that's how a surgeon is descri

down the hill in the opposite direction, foster city, more damage from the storm. just before midnight a large tree, as you can see in the video, fell onto a parked jeep cherokee and ended up leaning against a church. we have learned terra nova boulevard is now open. pg&e was able to get the power lines back up and running and the electricity restored. you may be wondering, should i be worried about trees falling on my property. we've seen many trees come down this week. we've seen redwoods come down on cars. there are warning signs your tree might be at risk of falling. an arborist tells us obviously, a heavy lean to one side might be okay in dry conditions but not so much when the soil is saturated with water. the arborist also recommends don't cut your tree roots too close to the base, otherwise you'll remove the structural integrity of the tree. reporting live along skyline boulevard in san mateo county, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> bob, thank you. >>> it is 6:04. happening today, more than 100 california national guard troops are expected to resume the s

we have crews coming in from eight other states and one province in foster city. jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news. now it's 7 18, the cemetery county district attorney's reviewing the case of a man accused of intentionally driving his car off a cliff with his family inside the da's office received the case report from the chp. chp says dermish patel of pasadena drove his tesla devil's slide just south of pacifica on monday, his wife and two children. young children were inside the car. they all survived. patel remains in the hospital, though, and has not yet been charged or book into the county jail. 7 18 year time. let's bring in rosemary oroczo here because this weather has been such a massive the last couple of days. we had to break yesterday. we got a little bit more of a break today. so how soon until we can kind of start that countdown? i wish i could say weeks. yeah. you know, the week ahead looks just as wet so we will be tracking that we have to take it one step at a time giving you look here at what we do expect it with this system afford today. there i

francisco, lower 60's along the coast here. 61 burlingame looks like for today heading south 62 foster city. 63 will do it for redwood city in the south bay mid 60's territory with milpitas at 62. what we're 60's along the east bay shoreline, tri valley, getting to 60 today. 62 walnut creek and concord looks like also for berkeley. 62 for up a home in 64 fairfield. 65 nap. and santa rosa at 68 in the seven-day forecast. we get that shot of rain we talked about on sunday. look at those temperatures go really into indicating that's a cold system lows. before we get there, we'll keep in the 30's because of our dry air and 40's hugging the coast. let's hug the bay area, bridges and what's going on with that right now. >> all right. well, if you have done this morning, you'll notice smooth sailing for you. 7 so that free must exit as you're heading into the city. how about the san mateo bridge? 80 to 101 about 12 minutes traveling across towards the peninsula. richmond sandra fell bridge tolls to 1, one about 7 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 19 minutes on this wednesday mor

foster city at 54 saying carlos in redwood city each 53 degrees, south bay temperatures in the low to mid 50's for your highs. similar range for the east bay, although pleasanton livermore and not even leaving the 40's. only up to 49 degrees. definitely weather. even with all the sunshine that we're going to have that will make you want to keep the jackets on all the way through the afternoon. as far as the rest of the forecast goes, we're not going to stay quite as cold. daytime highs will rise into the mid to upper 50's for the rest of the forecast. as far as our lows, most of those should remain above freezing starting tomorrow morning, february 1st, kicking off on wednesday and doing so in a dry know next chance of showers will be here thursday evening into friday morning. a better chance looking likely into early next week, right? all right, john, thank you for that update. >> hey, if you're heading into the city, it's going to take about.7 minutes to make that drive. so no major also don't see any reports about bart today. no, we had some major issues at the start of the weekend

. >>> check out this video from foster city, a tree came crashing down last night. it fell on top of the building. the owner tells us it has been vacant for the last 14 years. that jeep underneath the tree is also his. and in marin, another tree fell blocking balboa avenue. this photo is from elon whitney of the west marin feed. the drivers in the area are being asked to please avoid the road. this is the third tree to go down in the park area. power is also out in that area. >>> the rain is revealing issues with homes all across the bay area. contractors tell us it does not start with the storms. wilson walker has more from pleasant hill. >> you cannot really tell this is what. but, you saw this little bubble right here. right there, that is water in their. >> reporter: it is exactly the kind of leak that is springing up all over. >> this is a small leak. it is just licking it and spreading slowly. >> reporter: water is piling up. ed and andrew mccullough identify the culprit right away. you can actually see it from the backyard. >> you can see the fence. the eleme

south san francisco, san mateo, foster city, pacifica and portola valley. oakland unified tells us all afterschool sports and extracurricular activities are canceled for today. they want parents to pick up students as soon as possible. right now classes there will be held tomorrow barring any major changes in the weather. julian: you can the storm with the abc7 bay area streaming app. we also have the latest forecast and live doppler 7 as well as live coverage of the impact as the storm moves through the bay area. i'm jonathan lawson here to tell you about life insurance through the colonial penn program. if you're age 50 to 85, and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three ps. the three what? the three ps? what are the three ps? the three ps of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price, and price. a price you can afford, a price that can't increase, and a price that fits your budget. i'm 54 and was a smoker, but quit. what's my price? you can get coverage for $9.95 a month. i'm 65, retired, and take medications. what's my

a tree fell onto a former church and daycare in foster city. ironically, the building was set to be demolished this week. and another one blocking balboa avenue in marin. >> finally getting a break after days of rain. >> let's check in with paul heggen, tracking the next round on the way. it was nice to catch our breath for just a second. time to tense up again. >> it's our fourth dry day since christmas and there is more rain on the way over the next several days. it's off the coast for now. we will stay dry through this evening and switch over from the currently to futurecast to show you the next wave of rain will approach. again staying dry through the evening. showers possible after midnight. largely, the rain will be hanging off the coast and around and after midnight, a push towards the coast in time for the morning rush. the model tends to make the rain look more angry. some of the colors make you think it will be pouring out there. this is going to be light to moderate rain. not likely to cause widespread flooding, but localized issues.

sf, foster city, oakland, hayward, walnut creek, continuing to see the rain as we move through the next hour. let's move towards a closer view here, and i wanted to show you near the san francisco airport, pacifica, loma letta park. we'll see rainfall rates that are .50 to .75 inch per hour. that's the type of rainfall rates that may set in some of the flooding issues. maybe even some landslides. that's why we're really concerned about this storm front as it moves through tonight. a lot of rain, short amount of time. you haven't really seen much here through mountain view, san jose or milpitas so far today. the line of strong rain is moving your way, very heavy rain for the next 30 to 40 minutes. here is how it looks in the timeline. 5:30 towards the east bay and south bay. as we hit 8:00, we'll continue to see bands of rain from the north bay, peninsula, towards the south bay. by 11:30, we may start to see it break up a little bit, but then we're going to be in for another round by tomorrow morning of heavy rain at 6:00 in the morning. that's what we're going to undergo tomorrow. these

if you're among our warmer spots, burlingame, 53 foster city among those warmer spots at 54 degrees. same for you in san jose and santa clara. in the meantime. so no pleasanton and livermore here only rising to 49 for your daytime high today. oakland, 53. well, danville and san ramon at 50 degrees, the 53 for you and center fell also right at 53 for your high today. let's get your lookahead and we do see a gradual increase in temperatures. mid 50's by tomorrow and the first day of february on wednesday. next chance of showers in this forecast arrives thursday night into friday morning saturday. the warmest of the forecast before another chance of showers on sunday, right? all right, john, thank you for that. let's get you rolling this morning. if you're traveling into the city, it's going to take you about. >> 7 minutes to make it from so that fremont street exit. how about the san mateo bridge? 80 to 1, 0, one 12 minutes heading across towards the peninsula. a richmond center fell bridge tolls to 1, 1, a 7 minute ride and the golden gate bridge 37 to the tolls. 19 minutes. well, con

the high today, upper 50's along the coast for your monday. 58 1 on for burlingame to about for foster city in palo alto, the south bay in the upper 50's territory near 60 upper 50's east bay shoreline, tri valley, a touch cooler again cause of overnight cooling 57 for walnut creek. the label about 59 aided by the winds a bit. 59 napa and santa rosa. 63, you saw the graphic form. yeah, a lot of action or traffic until the weekend. kind of a question mark and what we're going to do with that will keep some scattered clouds in place lows. meanwhile, in the 30's and lo upper 30's and lower 40's right the traffic things are moving nice and light on this early monday morning. day. >> 7 minutes into the city may so that fremont street exit your san mateo bridge 80 to 1, 0, 1, 13 minutes traveling across towards the peninsula. a richmond center fell bridge tolls to 1, 1, about 7 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 19 minute morning ride. well, employees at peet's coffee and tea and davis have voted to become the only store part of the chain to unionize votes are counted on friday

officials from sam a tail foster city district also say they plan to cancel classes on thursday and 3 open them again on friday. several roads in contra costa county are closed because of rockslides and mudslides. yesterday you have public works. crews working along marsh creek road deer valley in the oregon territory in highland roads, clearing mud and rocks from the roads. there. officials say if you're driving out today, be careful. >> what we try to do is when we're out responding to mudslides and rock slides to stabilize the slopes as best that we can and then hopefully they will perform better during the next rain of that to you don't have to be out on the roads. try to avoid being out driving during storm events such as this. but if you come across the road that has some standing water in it. the best advice i can give is not to enter that area. the roadway. >> officials say to turn around if you spot a flooded road and find an alternate route before heading out this morning, cars can get swept away in the water and the engines will stop working if they're submerged. we have so

a massive tree collapsed overnight on of the roof of a building in foster city. you can see that tree split right in half one half falling on the building, smashing the through the roof. there the other half damaging a jeep in the parking lot. nobody was hurt. fortunately the building had previously been used as an islamic community center. but it's been vacant for more than a decade. developing news tonight, more than a week after she was believed to have been abducted, a 3 year-old child from millbrae was found safe in mexico. >> andrea flores is now back with her family. according to the san mateo county sheriff's office, andrea was first reported missing the morning of january. 1st when her father did not return, andrea, to her grandmother after a scheduled visit. the san mateo county sheriff's office worked with the fbi and mexican authorities to locate her in mexico. no word yet on if the father will be facing charges. another big story we're following tonight. the attorney general today named a special counsel to investigate why classified documents were f

. >> on a church overnight in foster city. we'll have more on that in a live report. landslides, flooding and debris were going to take a look at storm damage in irwin county. and some good news from all this rain. and water reservoirs are full over to tell you what this means where the state after the break. the state after the break. we'll be right back. wendy's fries are always hot and crispy. fryday! so toby says everyday is now - fryday. fryday. fryday. - tuesday. - fryday. - wednesday. - fryday. - friday? - fryday. i always remember that one. that's because that's the easy one. try wendy's hot and crispy fries, preferred almost 2 to 1 over mcdonald's. (vo) if you overdraw your account, wells fargo gives you an extra day grace period to avoid the overdraft fee. try wendy's hot and crispy fries, what if everything came with a grace period? like accidentally parking where you shouldn't... (driver 1) hey what about this one? (driver 2) nah... that one gets an extra day. (driver 1) somebody got lucky. (vo) like having an extra day grace period? when it comes to overd

the san mateo foster city school district has also canceled classes. others include the portola valley school district, brillo unifying the san mateo union high school district and several schools across sonoma county. all classes are expected to resume on friday. coming up mandatory evacuations in one area of the south bay. efforts underway to protect people living near rivers and creeks. parts of watson ville under evacuation orders tonight the urgent message to get to higher ground. business can happen anytime, anywhere. so help yours thrive and stay connected with the comcast business complete connectivity solution. it's the largest, fastest, reliable network. advanced gig speed wifi. and cyberthreat protection. starting at just $49.99 a month. plus, you can save up to 60% a year when you add comcast business mobile. or, ask how to get up to a $750 prepaid card. complete connectivity. one solution, for wherever business takes you. comcast business. powering possibilities. going steadily and tonight, san jose police work to evacuate people living al

. >> a massive tree collapsed overnights on the roof of a building in foster city. you can see the trees split in half. one half fell on the building smashing through the roof. the other half damaged a jeep in the parking lot. nobody was hurt. the building had previously been used as and islamic community center, but it's been vacant for more than a decade. santa clara county is getting ready for the next round of storms with potential flooding expected tomorrow and through the weekend. >> officials are urging all residents to sign up for alert scc. that is the county's official emergency alert and warning system residents can sign up for the alert online or download the app onto your smartphone, the system notifies residents about flooding, power outages, road closures and mudslides. >> the attorney general today named a special counsel to investigate why classified documents were found at president biden's home and office. yeah, it's a move that is intensifying. the questions surrounding biden's actions after he left the vice presidency in 2017. >> well, for us, k

south san francisco's, san mateo, foster city, and redwood city. half it is a district in sonoma county are closed occluding montgomery elementary school at west sonoma county western high school districts. still to come, ginger zee came to town and she joined us here on abc7. reggie: a moment a tree tumbled over during heavy winds in the peninsula. first, a check on the weather with drew tuma. drew: we saw a lot of trees come down. i want to get to get you the latest on the russian river. we will see two crests, the first tomorrow morning at slightly below the flood stage. we focus our attention later in the weekend, early sunday morning. we could see that crest to 38.1 feet and that will create moderate flooding. the flood threat is still with us this morning. left upper seven sure we have a line of downpours moving through. sonoma county got hit hard. we are seeing more showers developing in parts of the sonoma county region. downpours right now, i want to track this line slowly moving to the north and east. downpours into kernville about 73. sa

this time around millbrae at 55 degrees today, foster city, redwood city among spots at 56 south baye mid 50's as well. well, the east bay looking at mid 50's along the shoreline low 50's further inland danville and san ramon at 53 vacaville. only 51 today and santa rosa at 52 after tonight's rainfall. it's nothing but sun and dry skies. the rest of the forecast, we're fairly chilly thursday and friday after that cold front along with showers tonight. but temps will rebound into the weekend back into the mid-fifties right now. thank you for that. well, enough day for a strain that train train one that was stuck. >> it's now moving. and so as there are no problems with that train there, however, still the remainder of those trains canceled for the day because of the mudslides an ounce can of they don't have any more issues. the working on making sure all the tracks are secure and that there are no more major landslide. so they've gone ahead. cancel the remainder of those trains for today. keep that in mind, traveling into the city. 17 minutes, mace that fremont street exit. our san ma

reggie: schools are also close because of it area san mateo foster city, pacifica, and redwood city andther districts about half a dozen district and sonoma county are closed including bernville, montgomery elementary school, and union high school districts. kumasi: tens of thousands of you are waking up without power. we want to look at the map that shows the outages for much of california. about 80,000 customers are in the dark this morning. one of the biggest areas of impact is out san francisco. around pacifica that is where abc 7 news reporter gloria rodriguez is live this morning. what do you see there now? gloria: it is windy out here this morning and we know wind gusts hit 50 miles per hour yesterday on the peninsula. unfortunately that brought damage behind me. check out what happened here. we are at a valero and you can see the gas pumps here are rush wh fell -- are crushed when the awning fell on them. the trashcan knoxville poll on its side and the canopy completely knocked over. we show you footage. heavy rain and flooding near redwood county. in redwood city. about 2300 ho

south san francisco, san mateo foster city, portola valley and redwood city.updating the list and as soon as we receive more information, we will get it on their. the full list is part of our ticker running at the bottom of your screen. >> quick break here leaving you with a live look outside. this is san jose. trying to see highway 101 picking through the raindrops on the lens. we will be back with more coverage of this powerful storm. business can happen anytime, anywhere. so help yours thrive and stay connected with the comcast business complete connectivity solution. it's the largest, fastest, reliable network. advanced gig speed wifi. and cyberthreat protection. starting at just $49.99 a month. plus, you can save up to 60% a year when you add comcast business mobile. or, ask how to get up to a $750 prepaid card. complete connectivity. one solution, for wherever business takes you. comcast business. powering possibilities. - life is uncertain. everyday pressures can feel overwhelming it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried, or frustrated. it's normal.

on cbs news bay area, we are taking a live look from foster city.ble storm damage in the bay area. this huge tree came down. this is on beach park boulevard near goal avenue. the large tree fell on a parked jeep and a church. no reports of anyone hurt. our photo journalist says the tree appears to have rotted from the inside and split in half. >>> a live look from san francisco, we have a brief break from the rain. we are not out of the woods yet. we can expect more rain and first alert weather days later this week. i think what's concerning too is we can see how impactful these storms are. we have a relaxing day today pretty much but we are seeing things happen because of what we got. >> exactly. take today however you want but prepare for tomorrow. because more rain is around the corner. storms aren't letting up just yet. as we look at the first alert doppler, it's calm and mild. enjoy it while we have it. i will say we have seen so much chaos from the storms since the beginning of the year but here is one good piece of news. our drought condition

n see foster city, things are looking pretty good. traffic is moving pretty nicely.nks to our photojournalist who is driving around to give you a perspective of the roadways. so far traffic looks good along the peninsula. san mateo bridge, coming off of 880 , this is what it looks like. overall, 12 minutes between the nimitz. the toll plaza very quiet. no metering lights. everything looks good into san francisco. there's a wind advisory for the bay bridge. be extra careful. another one issued for the altamont pass. mike be gusty as you work through there, especially super commuters coming out of tracy. we have slow speed, 205. that extends to north linn. travel times, this is what you need to know. pretty six minutes 205 to 684 the 580 commute. highway 4 and 101 looks good. >>> a season-ending heartbreak in philadelphia. we have the reaction to the nfc championship game this morning . >>> giving an exhibit. opening day featured artifacts you can see from the three time grand a winter personal archives. that is next. does your vitamin c last 24 hours? only nature's bo

we're getting some movement on the bay side here. 61 burlingame, 61 foster city, 62 redwood city, palombership. talk about the morning lows in the 30's. 62 san jose in cupertino looks like east bay shoreline matching that the tri valley trailing a few degrees, maybe not getting out of 50's today. sub 60 round. 59, the number 62 san leandro with oakland at 61, billy host. 59 60 fairfield napa at 62 with santa rosa. this is this popping we're talking about 66 there. more of the same, a kind of a persistence forecast, but they're minor deviations such as wednesday. thursday. there's that offshore wind pop. you're gonna notice that in solano county. nice 60's working here. cool off a little bit of the weekend indicating a change. but in the meantime, cold night. so we'll see some upper 30's still to be had 40's at the coast. checking bay area traffic. how is it you know what? hey, if you are thinking about taking bart, we have a station closure. trains are not stopping at the lafayette station because of a medical emergency. >> so that's slowing things down along the antioch line. so that'

on the way to move the vehicles out of the way but expect delays if you're making your way into foster cityge toll plaza lights came on at 5:34. we are seeing a backup there and significant drive times out of tracy. tracy to dublin will be about an hour and 39 minutes. antioch to concord, 38 minutes. we will look at closu like your workplace benefits... and retirement savings. with voya, considering all your financial choices together... can help you be better prepared for unexpected events. voya. well planned. well invested. well protected. [narrator] everyone needs quality health insurance, even if you're healthy and active. covered california is a free service to help you get covered. 90% of members have received financial help. and every plan offered is comprehensive, covering preventive care, doctor visits, emergency care, and more. regardless of your income, check today to see how covered california can help you. and if you have questions, there's free assistance every step of the way. covered california, this way to health insurance. enrollment ends january 31st. go to coveredca.com.

south san francisco, san mateo, foster city, oakland unified tells us all sports and extracurricularctivities are canceled for today but classes will be held tomorrow barring any major changes in the weather. >> a let's bring in spencer christian now, spencer, like a lot of people i was driving in a little bit of drizzle and not too bad. i was thinking -- well. but it's going to intensify, that's a point? spencer: that's correct, it will intensify in san francisco right now. in live doppler 7 you can see that cold front and the second strong wave that we've been talking it about pushing on shore right now and we are feeling its effects in the north. let me give you some flood advisories that have just been issued until 10:00. flood advisory's for san francisco and san mateo county. flood advisories in effect for virtually all of sonoma and the northern part of marin county. it's pouring out there. and with pouring drenching rain we are powerful wind gusts right now. us up to 48 miles per hour, nearly 50 miles -- gust up to 40 him -- 48 miles of -- nearly up to 50 miles per hour and h

so you're moving at the limit, heading from hayward out towards foster city. another stop for you here. the richmond, sandra fell bridge traffic, nice and lights been that way for the last hour or so. so a pretty easy ride on this stretch of westbound 5.80. then a final stop for you. the southbound 1, 1, across the golden gate bridge traffic heading towards the camera that you're southbound direction in the san francisco. and it's looking pretty good. no problems to report. now, let's get back to the news and monday's massacre in half moon bay turns out was not the first time that a workplace dispute led to a shooting at one of the farms involved in this latest shooting. so the san mateo county district attorney says that an ongoing dispute between 2 far managers led to one of them identified as martin medina to open fire at the other's home last july. the victim held the door shut, didn't let him and didn't get hit by any bullets. thankfully. but medina stay there, kept threatening to kill him and his family before. finally leaving. >> i mean, obviously we kn

francisco about 55 daly city and cool their 54 millbrae a 53 degrees south san francisco. 55 in foster city, 60 degrees in mount. do not bad in the south bay got 50's and 60's a little haze there in the afternoon. and as you work your way the parts of the east bay, those temperatures generally in the 60's still dry day tomorrow. but the temperatures going to be coming down across the board numbers really gehting chilly on sunday with highs. top out maybe in the low 50's for highs with a chance of showers. same pretty chilly in the beginning of next week. thank you, lawrence. >> finally, some good news to report on california's water situation. thanks to the recent rain. officials now anticipate they will be able to deliver more water than previously expected to farmers and water agencies across the state. officials with the department of water resources say in 2021, they now anticipate that the state water project will deliver 30% of requests to supplies or more than 1.0. 2 million acre feet of water. that is a big improvement found the last estimate which was back in sept and december. tha

it looks like with 61 foster city. 62 palo alto, the south bay, not bad after 30's. 62 this afternoonn jose santa clara matching that east bay shoreline, a touch cooler for tri valley, upper 50's near about 60 ish. we'll call it. 59 conquer. 59 also for berkeley. we get that a lot of the winter lot uniformity, though, 60 fairfield, 62 napa, some movement here terribly sorry about that. i got so excited about that. how about that? and then for santa rosa at 66. all right. more of this to come for the rest of the week. saturday. some scattered clouds, maybe a shower th another system look out nd for as we get into early the following week. watch the lows. now. that's the dry air working in here. losing the winds and hope you lose breadwinner to rain, which will now try hold onto it for dear life. thank you for that day. all if you are traveling along our highways this morning, 26 minutes. >> crockett down towards the maze or highways. still fairly busy. a bridge is not as much but 17 minute. so that fremont street exit, if you're traveling there, san mateo bridge, 81 about 14 minutes, t

at about 62 san francisco, a 60 ish at the coast bayside. 61 going on for burning game south. 62 foster city palo alto at 63 and the south bay mid-sixties at hand. only about 60 going on for tri valley with 63 for union city. moving up to walnut creek, maybe 62 there and the 60 to 65 for napa. and 68 for santa rosa in that seven-day forecast. we're dry for the next few days or sunday that shot of rain. notice how temperatures fall. according to that, not just because of rain because the rain we had before temperatures are more mild in its wake will be a little chilly. early. the following week, a reminder restored winner those morning lows because of dry air still in the business of the 30's will do 40's at the coast rain. what's going on? all right. well, we do have a hot spot. this is in concord, so northbound and southbound. >> 2.42, in concord avenue. you got an accident on both sides of the year. so if that wasn't already adding to the pretty busy morning, we've been seen, keep that in mind as you're traveling about. 21 minutes mace to that fremont street exit as you're traveling into t

down the hill from us in foster city, more damage from the storm just before midnight last night. you can see a large tree fell onto a parked cherokee and ended up leaning against a church. and in pacifica we have good news, we have learned that teranova boulevard has reopened after a large tree took down power lines and blocked the road. reporting live along skyline boulevard, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> just a glimpse of the damage we've seen. we're going to need this day to clean that up. >> thanks so much, bob. >>> happening today, more than 100 california national guard troops are expected to resume the search for a 5-year-old boy swept away by floodwaters. this is a heartbreaking story. the 5-year-old and his mother were driving to his school in san luis obispo county on monday when their car became stuck in rising waters. rescuers managed to save the mother. ever since then, teams have been hampered due to the hazardous conditions. >> and part of st. mary's road in lafayette will remain closed this morning to allow teams to clear the recent slide. the road will be cl

francisco mission district, maybe up to about 64 pacific, about 60 the bayside. 61 burlingame, 62 foster city, palo alto at 63 in the south bay readings mid 60's. but because of those winds and starting off on a chillier note, far east bay locations, maybe only lower 60's with lower 60's on the east bay shoreline while the creek 62 conquered as well. also, pittsburgh, 65 for napa. but as we mentioned near santa rosa, maybe up to about 68 a little flavor almost of spring, not long lasting rest of the week. as you can see, sunny, there comes some scattered clouds on saturday. rain shot on sunday as temperatures drop of all of that, the lows will still see some 30's the next couple of days with this dry air. keep it in the 40's at the coast and got a hot spot. what's going on with all right. hey, well, we do have definitely busy conditions out there. so if you're traveling along 5, 80 80, it's going to take about 35 minutes to make that drive. >> our bay bridge right so that fremont street x about 24 minutes as you're traveling into the city or san matteo bridge, 80 to 1, 0, 1, 25 minutes headin

thereabouts, a 61 for burlingame to the south pumping up to 62 foster city, palo alto about 63 and for the south bay mid-sixties east bay shoreline, lower 60's with tri valley around 60 or so. 62 for walnut creek. again, these numbers not as impressive as we'll see in the north bay, the laos, 60 to 65 napa. and 68 for santa rosa. still some climbing to go from this morning, though. here's what it looks like. some of the weekend. more cloud cover development on saturday. temperatures hold kind of in the 60's. it's much cooler, though, with that cold winter system for sunday and into monday as well. those overnight lows with the dry air. expect more of those 30's and then for the coast. let's do some of those 40's for the big days. look is for sunday, right? how's traffic? we we on. >> now we're on. okay. i was asking right before we went on to my mic on his. it gets good. hear me. if you're traveling up one-on-one about 50 minutes traveling from 85 and demillo park heading into the city right now is going to take about 15 minutes mace to that fremont street exit. how about the san mateo

foster city and san carlos. also at 54 today, south bay temperatures mid to low 50's for you spots like morgan hill pleasanton and livermore barely even making 50 degrees. c you got to keep your jackets on all day long for that. even though you can get away with a light jacket today, the late show and santa rosa at 54. here's your look ahead. temperatures remain kind of cool over the course of the next couple of days. definitely cold during the evenings with lows falling below freezing, especially in inland spots. now, next week we warm things up just a few degrees. nearing 60, if not getting to 60 by sunday right now. john, thank you for that. will if you are taken 24 westbound wannacry down to 5.80. it's going to take about 24 minutes. >> to make that drive this morning. our commute as you're traveling into the city may so that fremont street exit about 13 minutes. if you're taking the san mateo bridge now 80 to 101 just under 14 minutes traveling across towards the peninsula. well, 8.80, selling down towards

we have 58 going on for burn against 58 foster city. also for palo alto in the south bay upper 50's near about 60 with the east bay shoreline, upper 50's tri valley 56 57 1 on walnut creek, concord. 58, 59 also napa and santa rosa. you're looking at 63 sunny to mostly sunny for the week ahead. kind of almost a persistence forecast will be day 2 days, a little the differences each day, sometimes a little passing system can do that and you'll notice the sun lows. now we'll go with a lot of upper 30's at work here with the clear skies. keep in mind, so might have some scattered frost in some chilly morning starts and you're still starting your day with bay area traffic. what's it look like right now? all right. well, we have some pockets of slowing of like this highway here. >> crockett down towards the maze. if you're traveling along 5, 18, 80, it's going to take about 20 minutes to make that drive. but our bridge looks great. 9 minutes into the city maze to that fremont street exit. how about our san mateo bridge, 80 to 101 just under 14

it is now 41 degrees in fremont and 47 degrees around foster city. high pressure will build in as it does, so. we have the clear skies and with that cold front that just pass through waking up to some morning frost on your friday with a freeze warning that's going to affect at midnight tonight. otherwise our days will be sunny and bright, albeit a bit on the breezy side . here is your tahoe forecast currently 19 degrees in truckee with new snow on the ground. friday's daytime high with that cold front passage 30 degrees, so it's going to be a cold day and night on friday, otherwise bluebird skies for the weekend across the contiguous 48 states . denver has seen more snowfall in the month of january. then they had the past three decades otherwise, 18 degrees there. 39 chicago, 43ies nearly 70. and ft myers and florida we're talking about fifties are temperature spam 50 degrees in antioch's working its way past martinez and to the car, kinda straight area temperatures in the low fifties. it will be 53 in san francisco and in redwood city, as well as re

matteo foster city school district has done the same as well as the portola valley school district.hool district, as well as several individual schools around the sonoma county area. all classes are expected to resume tomorrow. or someday. area parks will remain closed again today for safety reasons. all east bay regional parks and san mateo county parks will be closed many of the locations and the golden gate national recreation area will also be closed today, including alcatraz, near beach and stinson beach. granville river park is also closing today . caltrans has shut down a long stretch of highway one on the central coast due to rockslides . that highway is closed in both directions starting at mule canyon creek road. to about four miles north of san simeon at the elephant sale viewing area parking lot. there's no estimate for reopening. it is a section of road that is known for rockslides and closures during wet weather. time is five. oh eight, right back to steve paulson. everybody wants to hear what he has to say about what's coming next as far as the storms coming next, but

the south san francisco unified school district and san mateo foster city school districts. they've canceled classes hoping to resume tomorrow. schools at the san francisco unified school district and they sausalito marine city school district will remain open. >> and it's 6.22. right now we want to take a live look here at the university avenue on 101, southbound. you can see these cameras really around the bay. they're all shaking like this wind is an rain is starting to fall again. and it does look like a match of rain. so drive carefully leave extra time and stick with us because we'll try to get you through the 2nd half of this storm will be right back. >> 6.25 right now and we have new video into our newsroom that we want to show you. this is a tree that came down in pleasant hill on old corey road near camelback contra costa county. emergency workers got out there pretty quick. you can see they chopped up. got it all off. the roadway reopened. but it took a it took. and after that victory, yes, lot less. there was a downed power line. you have the force, the closure of

the south san frisco unified school district and the san mateo foster city school districts have canceled classes. they're hoping to reopen tomorrow. schools at the san francisco unified school district and the sausalito marine city school district will remain open in the south bay, a section of sierra road near various and san jose is close. look at all of that mud. yeah, there was a mudslide. >> and crews tried to do some mitigation, but they still weren't able to prevent it. you can see the trees blowing. it was windy and the ground is saturated and that's all it took. drivers have to avoid he he best thing that you can do today going up because you may run into situations like this is p your maps on even though you know your way to work. yes, it show you a will. there's a detour. something is wrong. them. >> also in the east bay,% kensington police are asking you to avoid beverly road because of the tree that's down here. some photos of this is was a road that was closed between lenox and camelot court. that's because authorities can't remove that tree at this point. it's just sitting