gianna franco is making sure we get there on the roads.alert meteorologist darren peck. >> i go to the good news, forecast for the niner is his a piece of cake sunday. we are not talking about rain obviously. it will be in the upper 50s at 3:30. there will be about a 15-mile an hour breeze. i don't think that will have influence on field goals or any of that. it's a great day if you are going. in terms of the forecast, bundle up. there is a freeze warning until 9:00. it's primarily inland valleys. actually rate now, we are avoiding the worst of this. i've got a couple places in mid to upper 30s. tomorrow torning it will be four or five degrees colder. if you will be up early, the freeze warning applies for that. we got off easy this morning. daytime highs are great, mid to upper 50s. i will have the first alert forecast coming up. >>> if you are up early commuting through the south bay, there is a snag along 85. keep that in mind as you hide near blossom road. if you are heading to the niner game sunday, expect busy conditions. kick off is

here is gianna franco. >> reporter: it is huge, right? it is gigantic.t is the biggest bowl of pho i have ever seen. you may have seen that scrolling through your social feeds. this kitchen in san mateo host their mouthwatering dishes and hopes that you will come in and fill your belly at this vietnamese restaurant. >> this is where the magic happens.'s >> repoer: dish ar inagram usis this guy. he is the owner. >> so what i do is i make pho. i just add this. i am so happy and i just add more. [ laughter ] >> reporter: creator of this dish and master of making every person in his restaurant feel like a friend. people come from all over california not just the bay area. >> your first time here? >> yes, i drove from sacramento. >> how did you hear about the place? >> facebook . le come from across the other side of the country. >> you guys? away from philadelphia? how did you learn about the restaurant? >> social media. >> reporter: social media was a lifeline, a way to keep his restaurant afloat. >> to advertise it, i could not afford it. everything that y

gianna franco tells us what to expect. >> reporter: with israel being canceled, you will see busier than usual conditions on the freeways. especially any routes along 580 through the altamont connecting on to sadie and from 680 into the south bay. maybe you are heading into milpitas or towards fremont. 586 would be your alternate form for that commute. expect busier than usual conditions. more people will be on the freeways. you can use capital cord or as an alternate to israel. >> joining us live now, ace train head of marketing, david love perry. thanks for joining us. should we expect trains to be closed for the rest of the week? what is the timeline looking like? >> right now, union pacific, who owns and dispatches the track, is currently on site clearing and inspecting the track. once they are done , they will give us the word on whether or not we will have service tomorrow. >> this gets confusing, david. ace does not actually on the tracks where this is happening. they belong to union pacific. but the call to run the trains is up to ace. what goes into making these decisions on how

working the fields in a heavy downpour , or in many cases, not being able to work at all and as gianna franco reports, one group and half moon bay is bringing the community together to support the farmworkers who really need it. flooded homes, wind damage to buildings. this is just a small percentage of what forms along the coast have been dealing with after being ravaged by a parade of storms. agricultural communities like half moon bay have been hit hard. that is where joachim jimenez spends his days. connecting with local farmers to the nonprofit organization as part of their farmworker outreach program. >> came to half moon bay in san mateo county to work with workers. >> in the past few weeks, he's been very busy, checking on those who have been hit hard by the recent wet weather. many displaced from their homes. >> the ones that were flooded completely were relocated to a hotel. >> reporter: one farmer we spoke with, out of work because of the storms. >> [ speaking non-english ]. >> reporter: the impact can be devastating financially. >> if i don't work , i don't get paid. >> reporter:

jocelyn is live at levi's stadium ahead of the game, and gianna franco is watching the roads for us. keeping an eye on the radar for us. >>> a wet, windy day for the niners. i hate to say it and forecast it, but it's true. two more systems pushing. one is right now, and one tomorrow morning. the first alert doppler. the front leading edge of the front is slowly making its way into the bay area this morning. it impacts the morning commute. if you leave within the next 15 minutes or so or 30 even, be careful. things will quickly and rapidly change, and the system is making its way in from offshore. let's zoom in closer to the areas impacted by this. if you live anywhere along the coastline, near bodega bay, along the stentson beach area, tennessee valley, heavy downpour right now. this system will sweep its way throughout the rest of the bay area with the next couple of hours. timing it out, starting off at 6:30, into the 7:30 hour. we are seeing the wide-sweeping showers into the east bay as early as 8:00 a.m. more on that in a bit, and what you can expect for the niners game tomorrow

gianna franco is tracking your commute to get you where you need to know today. we also have meteorologist, jessica burch with what is coming next. >>> is not letting off. we look at the potential of flooding and power outages. this is not letting up. you can get an idea , even as we go through this weekend, it it will be wet for us. where does the water go? we have been dealing with major flooding. the doppler has been active. you may have woken up in the middle of the night, around 2:00 a.m. , as the first frontal system pushed through. now, it is in the sacramento valley, producing plenty of lightning within the last hour. in the bay, it is light drizzle for us. we have isolated pockets of rain near san rafael . we will see this track off to the east over the coming hours and the afternoon. look at this timestamp. this is 6:00 a.m. through noon. we will see these hit and miss showers populating the entire bay area. we have the wind gusting upwards of 50 miles per hour at times. it has been a breezy morning. we will be seeing lighter conditions soon. we will se

. >> gianna franco caught up with the grammy award winning artist. >> reporter: for most kids learning an instrument means picking up a guitar, piano, or the drums. but chris picked up a trumpet. >> at what age did you decide trumpet is for me? >> at 12 when i thought i will play it for the rest of my life. i didn't think to myself i would have a career like this. i thought maybe i would be a studio musician or play in an orchestra. of all the decisions i made in my life, good and bad, that one to stick with the trumpet was maybe my best. >> reporter: it is not an easy instrument to play. >> when you play the trumpet, it is how the trumpet is giving you the feedback. like, tonight is not going to be a good night or tonight is going to be a good night. on any song. so, there is no fun on the trumpet so you have to make it fun somehow. >> reporter: the grammy award winning musician has played with some of the top musicians in music. >> it is such an honor, a privilege to be able to walk out in front of people and play music. >> reporter: after wrapping up a 28-day show, he will be perfor