napa. kris sanchez is going to get to that in a second. re seeing our mobile doppler radar, stormranger, picking up light rain and not as heavy as yesterday. novato taking a break as well as napa, even though they got a little activity up through there as well. looking at rain through tracy. the blue and white is the sleet possibly. in the high peaks, radar is showing the wintry mix as well and it's interesting to see how this shapes out heading into the afternoon. early mid morning, i should say. temperature outlook remaining in the 30s and 40s. we are going to top out in the mid-40s for the entire bay area, really. mountain view, 46. down through santa cruz, only 48 degrees. as far as the rain goes, it will remain cloudy and cold really all day long with on and off again showers. you could see right there, look at clearlake. once the showers start to pick up, the snow levels will drop nearing the 3,000 foot mark. as far as rain estimates, we could see a couple 0.01 of an inch today. not as much as in the past few days, but it will help ou

we've got 45 in napa, 46 in san jose. but then, as we push into friday morning, can you see the cold air arriving. 35 in napa, 36 novato, 30 in santa rosa, down to the south bay also getting to 34 in san martin. patchy frost on friday morning and saturday, 34 in napa. 37 in san jose. with chilly air coming up, simple tips to start thinking about. dress in layers, wear a hat, check on sensitive plants you don't want to lose outside and your car tire light may start to turn on, because cold air contracts, so it's going to leave more air in those tires, you might have to add air to your tires. so we are back with more looks at that rainfall in a few minutes. >>> you want to follow jeff's up to the minute forecast. can you do so by dounlding our app. >>> a disheartening update about the fire earlier this year in south lake tahoe. a father and son are behind bars accused of arson. the caldor fire burned more than 220,000 acres. the district attorney said david and travis smith were arrested for reckless arson. the d.a. didn't

it is freezing in napa with 41 in san jose. 24 hour temperature change, we have been talking about how cold it will be, it has arrived. it is so clear with so many stars. if you happen to be out, the sun is not up until 7:24 and it is very pretty out.we will warm up by 8:30, but through monday it will be cold every morning. obviously drive for new year's eve and the holiday, but looking at wedding in windy weather to arrive next week. santa rosa is 186% of average. san francisco over 200%, along with oakland, sfo, and san francisco. if we keep this going that would be ideal. the rain next week looks like most of it will be to the north, hopefully that will change. 52 in oakland and san jose. bundle up in layers, dropping through the 40's at 8:00. 9:00, plenty of 30's. a level 1 system monday, tuesday, wednesday. sue: happy new year's eve. as we hit the roads it is light. unfortunately we have a couple of major problems. one is a fatality northbound 680 blocking the offramp. it is not affecting the freeway. the corner and chp ar

check this out, already 48 in napa and 51 in san jose. we'll talk more about the cold morning and that atmospheric river on the way coming up in about seven minutes. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ >>> a thousand strong, students from at least eight san francisco high schools walked out of class today. they say they're angry at the way school districts are handling sexual assault complaints. the district says it's doing all it can, but the students say, it's just not enough. nbc bay area's ginger takes a look at what the students say they're demanding. >> coming here today and seeing how many people care makes me so happy to see my community here. >> reporter: one by one, students from different sfusd high schools gathered at city hall to share powerful, personal accounts of sexual abuse and assault. some were survivors. others, allies. everyone, frustrated. >> this is what we have to do to finally bring awareness to the situation

feels like 30 in santa rosa, 33 in napa, and livermore and hayward feeling like mid to upper 30s fromhe wind. future cast, by tomorrow morning, mount diablo and hamilton, higher peaks in the north bay, looking for more snow at times. how much more snow and how much colder the overnight lows can get later this week about 12 minutes. >> colder? whoa. got my attention. >>> nbc bay area news' cheryl hurd, you got her attention. it's fun for people but tough on the restaurants depending on outdoor dining. >> reporter: that's true, terry. i've been monitoring the temperature gauge for three hours, when i got here, 45 degrees. right now 41 degrees. it's cold. but that's not preventing people from enjoying the outdoors. it has been a good night to hit the ice in walnut creek. because -- >> it's pretty cold. >> reporter: and people are enjoying it. >> i'm ready, got nice jacket from christmas, i'm good, ready to go. >> reporter: that attitude has been good for business during this cold snap. there's been a run on wood at ace hardware downtown. >> we brought in a couple extra pallets, so we get

and we're already down to 35 degrees in napa. 39 in fairfield. here we're expecting temperatures at least to hit the mid 30s around places like napa and santa rosa tomorrow morning. 41 in san francisco and oakland. 39 in san jose. for new years eve, plans around the bay area, approaching midnight, 41 degrees tomorrow night. what's interesting is that san francisco, maybe not tomorrow night but over the weekend could see lows in the 30s. and we really haven't seen that for about five years. this is a big cold snap. some of the biggest cold temperatures on the way for the weekend. we'll take a look at that and when rain and snow will make their way back into our forecast in about ten minutes. >>> thank you. let's get you up to date on the fires in superior and lewisville forcing tens of thousands to evacuate. you can see why. this is the video driving through superior. the power lines fell this morning. this is video taken inside a home depot this afternoon in louisville. in some places, wind gusts were up to 100 miles per hour, making the firefigh

here are the rainfall amounts come up for tomorrow, expect anywhere from .3 inches to over one inch in napa, generally around .5 inches around the bay area. by sunday evening, will range from point five inches in brentwood to 1.5 in napa, they be 1.25. quite a range of rainfall. here's a look at overnight lows, dropping into the 40's, it is going to be chilly through parts of the north bay, like santa rosa, 41, napa, 43. winds will be picking up overnight, highs tomorrow will generally be in the low 50's for almost everyone. 52 in san francisco, 53 in oakland, breezier in the afternoon. the winds will be strongest is the front moves through in the morning hours. close to 30 miles per hour. then it dies down. also, winter storm warning in effect all the way through tuesday morning. you do not want to be driving to and from the sierra, up to 12 feet of snow expected over the peaks. a very challenging drive. he went to check out the forecasting plan accordingly if you're heading to or from tahoe. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. heavy rain tomorrow morning, turning into showers. it i

precisely why the boy family came all the way from sebastopol in sonoma county to robert louis stevenson state park on mount st helena on the napacounty lake county line. closest place. you can find some snow, considering their home is 35, mostly winding miles away in sebastopol. their reason for coming was more than compelling. my wife and i aren't really cold weather people. and so this is the first chance they've had to get up and see the snow. this is our first time bringing them to the snow. and so it was close enough that we thought now is the time robert louis stevenson park up here on mount, saying halina isn't exactly like tahoe. but the roads are a heck of a lot better. yes definitely. it was consideration and tahoe is out, obviously, because of how crazy it is to get there. nonetheless, charles delight is a priceless site. it's fine. why is it fun? because you get to additional like and make a snowman, with the weather looking to more cold front rains next week, more snow is likely on tap. tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. hellboy didn't that little girl just put a smile on your face so happy there. oh, she's going to be

santa rosa 30, freezing in napa, 35 in concord, livermore chilly, 36.ds keeping it awfully breezy around mount him. coastal winds will pick up today. it will feel even colder with the wind. mount diablo below freezing. tomorrow, the temperatures dropping in the valleys. they will go up next week when the cloud cover arrives. drive-thru the weekend, first day of the new year, and then comes the rain. it is a level one system with most impacts heading north of us. as we look at the preliminary precipitation, doesn't look too promising yet, but we have seen this change and over perform so we can be hopeful. low 50's today. any big plans tonight? >> just like everybody else, fresh crab and ryan seacrest, watching the ball drop on tv. i hope everyone stays safe. a look at some of the new year's eve mass transit plans. free after 7:00 p.m., muni systemwide, bart extending lines and caltrain. do not drive if you don't have to. taking look at some problems. locally, this cleared, north 880 near alvarado boulevard. we come back, we will talk about the ♪ at usaa,

including many in the bay area, kpix 5 is in napa with what this all maybes. napa is one of the districts that revenues water from the state water project without any help coming next year. water experts say it's inevitable consumers will be asked to conserve more. despite a few storms since late october, water is still scarce if california. >> i would expect to see more restrictions on lawn watering if conditions stay as dry as they are now. >> in the bay area, the east bay, san jose, and napa county will be impacted by the decision to cut off water ship .s. some residents are worried about how it will affect the heart of the local economy. >> you have to take care of the people producing the food. you can't turn your back on those people. so you know, there's a lot of -- this is a huge ag valley. >> today's announcement on the eels of two critically dry years and forecast shows below average precipitation in coming months. this is lake orville. the largest state managed reservoir sits at 30% of capacity. it typically stands at 60% this time of the year. this

dublin at 37 right now in napa at an icy cold 34 degrees in rural areas in our inland. valleys are falling to or below freezing. that's why we do have this frost advisories and freeze warnings after a morning spent veryhcold. we do reach some cool sunshine later on today with highs in the 50's today, tomorrow. enjoy it. our last dry days for a minute. i'll be talking and next atmospheric river that's going to bring heavy rain to the bay still to come, right. tom, thanks to that. i let you look at your friday traffic as you're traveling from the east bay into the city. a little under 2 minutes for your drive time. there. >> the san mateo bridge as you're headed across towards the peninsula. no major issues or delays. a little under 14 at a richmond across towards san rafale. you can make that chime in a little under 9 minutes and the golden gate bridge about 20 minutes from the north bay into the city. well, when teams of organized he's descended on union square last month. the still various. forms of businesses there. san francisco responded by deploying more officers t

low 30's in napa. 33 in santa rosa. 39 san carlos. mountain view at 33 degrees. numbers the past few days. it continues today. winds coming out of the south will allow temporarily for us to get away from those cold conditions. and then they are going to come back on tuesday. cold this morning. turning rainy and windy early sunday morning. stormy through tuesday. looking at a possible rain-snow mix on tuesday. here is your sunday. we start out at 5:00 in the morning. it is raining in cloverdale, santa rosa, and lighter amounts in the east and south bay. we go through 9:00 and 10:00 and it is not raining everywhere, but we are looking at a couple of lines of moderate rain. as we go through the rest of the afternoon, 4:00 you can see breaks in the north bay, but the south bay and east bay remain active. it will be the type of event where it will not be raining the entire time, but we will get into the heavy rain sunday night into monday. rainfall amounts for anywhere from about one third of an inch to over one inch and a half. ben lomond, get over one inch and a hal

dan: some businesses in the napa valley are preparing for tonight's possible freeze. our reporter tweeted this photo of the super e -- the winery in weatherford. covered in citrus trees. tonight slope is expected to be about 32 degrees, right at the freezing mark. you can keep an eye on the weather, including live doppler 7 anytime you wish. you will find on abc 7 bay area news app, available on roku apple tv, android. still to come, passengers behaving badly. the issue that led to a midflight dispute that ended with an arrest. >> [indiscernible] dan: heart pounding moments as seen from police body cameras, showing the moments leading up to a shooting that killed a girl inside a store's dressing room. snowden, a blast of winter left some trapped in the tahoe area. one major highway just reopened. all that coming up, here's a look at what's dan: breaking news in denver, a gunman is dead following a shooting spree that killed four people and wounded three others, including a police officer. your multiple crime scenes across the city. please benchley chased the suspect in

provide better products in luxury wine for customers worldwide and i think that to your point, merlot in napaput on the map in the last 40 years and we're a significant part of that, so we're excited about the future of luxury wine >> i want to touch on the consumer a bit i saw a story yesterday about lu luxury champagne prices surging 34% in the last year i wonder if you're seeing new consumers perhaps to the brand as some other types of alcohol become really expensive. >> yeah, it's unfortunate. i think what happened to some of the champagne producers in europe, so i hope they get back on track with some better weather in the future. but it has translated into some consumers trying some sparkling wines in california and some of our other products people have to make choices and some of those radical price increases are tough to swallow from time to time. so i think that wherever there's disruption, there's opportunity as well. >> brian was sort of giving you kudos for being in the business for so long and working your way up from high school. you've certainly been in the industry for a long

you've got 43 degrees in santa rosa 45 in napa. 48 and san jose and 48 degrees in san francisco models are picking up on wrist who going to see some of the precipitation developing throughout the night, maybe even some isolated thunderstorms. but i think after midnight, i think that's when the brunt of the system starts to move into the bay area. you can see starting to see some of those colors change in parts of the northeast are to see some sleet, some snow begin to develop early tomorrow morning. that continue into the mornhng hours. but the rest, the bay area going to the west. so driving to work tomorrow. it's going to be a little slick out there early on by the middle of the day, probably start to break things up by the afternoon, more widely scattered showers around the bay area. so yes, more snow on the mountain top to look up to in the afternoon tomorrow. the skies begin to part a little bit. the temperatures going to be chilly. keep your jackets handy 40's and 50's for highs. >> thank you, lawrence. coming up at 8 o'clock a mile high fight between a former raiders cheerleader

dan: some businesses in the napa valley are preparing for tonight's possible freeze. our reporter tweeted this photo of the super e -- the winery in weatherford. covered in citrus trees. tonight slope is expected to be about 32 degrees, right at the freezing mark. you can keep an eye on the weather, including live doppler 7 anytime you wish. you will find on abc 7 bay area news app, available on roku apple tv, android. still to come, passengers behaving badly. the issue that led to a midflight dispute that ended with an arrest. >> [indiscernible] dan: heart pounding moments as seen from police body cameras, showing the moments leading up to a shooting that killed a girl inside a store's dressing room. snowden, a blast of winter left some trapped in the tahoe area. one major highway just reopened. all that coming up, here's a look at what's o man, that's a whole lot of wrinkly at least my shoes look good! looking good start with bounce wrinkleguard, the megasheet designed to prevent wrinkles in the dryer. has you covered. [girls laugh] -nice smile, brad. -nice! thanks?

in napa, it could dip down into the 20s tomorrow morning. to see cold nights with patchy frost. we are looking out for low clouds. in danville, friday and saturday, only topping out at 49 degrees on saturday. the fireworks show has been canceled but it will be cold with low clouds. if you are going to be out and about at night, make sure and bundle up. in san francisco, we have the potential of dropping down below the 40-degree mark, and in san francisco, that's really cold. again, go support local, and get you a nice mexican blanket. you will be so cozy. i promise. that's it for me. i will be back with another -- do i have traffic? no, producer says no. traffic is going to be fine. >> yeah, i think it will be a couple buses. in fact, you can get free rides on a few transit services. muni offering free service from 8:00 until 5:00 tomorrow, and bart will extend service to accommodate drivers, and regular prices remain in place. the last muni train from downtown san francisco will be around 1:30 a.m., and the last southbound train heading tow

you'll be able to wear it all day long. 63 in morgan hill, 60 martinez. 63 in napa. i've been hearing from so many of you, when, when are we going to see things pick up. right now what i can tell you is an atmospheric river looks like it is going to be forming the way things are playing out now, sunday night but really hitting us into monday, early estimates with that, three quarters to three inches. rain shadowing in our valleys, but north bay coastal mountains could be in the three-inch mark. maybe higher. we're going to update you as we get closer. we see timing and intensity changes. wednesday and thursday, another chance for spotty showers. and there's that heavier rain sunday and monday, and look at this. frosty weather friday and saturday morning. we are down into the 30s. so you got to remember about those pipes outside that are exposed. make sure to get those wrapped. i got this really cool thing that you plug in and it's a cable. and it has a thermostat, it constantly monitors temperatures to keep them from freezing. it's pretty cheap, too. >> and do you in

this video just in from napa gives you an idea, light rain and gloomy skies. bay, santana row looking dry at the moment. we will check in with chief meteorologist paul hagan for a look at where it is raining. >> reporter: other locations around the bay area have been increasing in the best past our. almost a 10th of an inch within the last hour at hadfield. has picked up more now, approaching an inch and one quarter. just over one half inch for concord and santa rosa. not quite one quarter inch for santa rosa but it is not showing up on radar at the moment. the mist and drizzle is definitely out there for most locations arounde

mid-50s in morgan hill, 54 in napa and 50s from san francisco to half moon bay. rall, it's going to be a really nice december day for us. let's move it on in to the rainfall. because we tracking this atmospheric r. rainfall. i've upped the rainfall totals. we want to get you the early rainfall totals. highest totals over the coastal mountains, north bay mountains where we would see 3-6 inches of rainfall. for the valleys, .75 to 3 inches. lower amounts to the south bay. because of the higher totals, we could see in the mountains, i'm thinking we could see creeks and streams reach bankful, especially in marin, napa, sonoma counties, and the wind, 20-50 miles per hour. that could also bring us some power issues. the way things are lining up, you can see the atmospheric river. and then this is where we get the heavy rainfall into monday's forecast. and then this could also continue as we head into tuesday. once we get to tuesday night into wednesday it would start to break up. what i want to do next is take you to the first day of the storm system. by the morning, 9:

we do have dry conditions in portions of sonoma and napa counties rainfall still sitting in marine as well as over san pablo bay. the peninsula. south bay and then especially across the east bay. some of our heavier pockets of already left the picture down into the central coast around gilroy southward and out into the central valley to snow in the sierra nevada will really snarled traffic up there through the remainder of the weekend. some of our bridges are still in the midst of moderate rainfall, including the bay bridge center fell bridge as well as the golden gate bridge. so a little slower stretches and some pockets of heavier rainfall right around. so no free. my hayward on up towards livermore, reena. >> this story is just incredible. what you're looking at. dramatic body camera video from the aftermath of a tornado in kentucky shows the 2 babies found wrapped in blanket inside a bafta that have been thrown from a home. now, the grandmother it took them into the bathtub for safety along with blankets and the bible as the storm bore down on them. december 10th the boy's 15 mont

the visibility down to about a quarter mile in santa rosa, quarter mile in petaluma, quarter mile in napa. north bay, you see that thick fog. we are looking at places like concord down to a half mile and in livermore, about a quarter mile. even sfo, down to about two and a half miles. two and a half for oakland as we start our day. let's show you a live look at sfo. you see the clouds in the sky, that gray start to our day in concord looking at mid 40s, oakland upper 40s, livermore 42, sfo49, san jose 51 and santa rosa 45 as we look our day and again dealing with cloudy skies and thick fog. let's check the 24 hour temperature change. we are looking at temperatures running a few degrees at least cooler compared to yesterday at this time. we will notice those chillier conditions for this morning. let's check what you can expect through today. temperatures on the cool side, upper 50s to low 60s this afternoon. looking at mostly cloudy skies, 57 in pacifica along the coast, low 60s around the bay, 61 oakland, upper 50s to low 60s for the peninsula. 62 san jose, 59 concord, 57 napa. as we take

got you down to 32 in santa rosa, 32 in napa. bay we usually don't get this cold in oakland and mountain view. >> but sunny and everybody gets shopping and errands done? >> it's going to be dry but cold, take the pets inside, car tire lights might come on, might think you have a flat tire but it's because of the cold air. check that as well. >> rain? >> on the way, being pushed into next week, by monday night we'll get into showers. storm going to start out -- rain chances on tuesday, wednesday, thursday and friday of next week. mountains could get over four inches. >> right into christmas then maybe pulling back? >> it's -- a little bit here. very active pattern next ten days. >> thank you. >> you got it. >>> speaking of the snow, epic snow and traffic on the way to tahoe. long line of cars not moving quickly on interstate 80 headed to tahoe, no chains required right now and plenty of snow, gorgeous conditions. look at that right there. with more rain on the way, download the nbc bay area app to track live radar on your phone an

this is early morning video of snow in napa county. xciting to see. it is very cold. even though we get breaks in the rain, live look over san francisco, we have an active weather pattern. you can tell wintry mix over mount hamilton, mount diablo range tops. right now, current temperatures, cold in the 30s. 39 in morgan hill, 38 in dublin. 37 in santa rosa. yes, it will top out only in the upper 40s today. cold overnight lows. marcus? >> thanks. >>> we have another local news update in 30 minutes. i'll meet you back here then. - hi mommy! - hi honey! oh i missed you! you just want to video call the kids. ok. ♪ hush little baby...♪ ♪...don't say a word...♪ but if slow upload speeds turn your goodnight call into an accidental horror movie... can you hear me? shut it down. just remember. you're not a bad mom. you just need better internet. at&t fiber delivers faster upload speeds for more reliable video calls. get at&t fiber, plans starting at $35 a month for a year. limited availability in select areas. call 877.only.att. >>> we are back

that's a question family, friends, police and strangers are asking in napa tonight. vanished in the middle of last week's storm. some believe she may have been swept away by a river. >> reporter: it's been more than a week since andrew wright found these boots and umbrella under a bridge. both items belonging to his girlfriend of two years, crystal mccarthy who suddenly went missing on december 13th. >> she called me about the 10:15 asking me if i wanted anything else to eat. i got home about midnight. when i got home, she wasn't there. >> reporter: by morning, crystal still didn't make her way home. >> but she had befriended a homeless woman she told me. this homeless woman was staying beneath the bridge. i went down there and found her umbrella and a pair of her boots. >> reporter: surveillance from a nearby 7-eleven shows the last time she was seen, about 10:30 monday night. >> they found footage of the 7-eleven she was at with a man, a homeless man who we've actually spoken to. his story is very strange. >> reporter: strange enough for andrew to believe there's mo

temperatures in the 30s. 36 degrees in santa rosa. 38 in napa. ave 30s down through morgan hill in the gilroy area. by the afternoon, we will warm up just a little bit, but what we are looking out for is the shower activity. once a little bit of the cloud cover clears out, our temperatures are going to top out in the 40s and 30s for some of the hilltop areas. that's what is going to bring the potential for the snow levels. look at the time stamp right up there, tuesday at 8:30. if you notice in some of our mountain top areas, once the showers really begin to push through it sort of remains on and off again all day so we will get a little sun and then the showers will start coming down, and then we will get a little sun, and the snow levels will drop down to 2,500 and maybe less than that. wednesday morning, we could see another round of rain. if you are in the north bay, you could expect to see snow on top of the mountain high peaks. we will see showers into wednesday night, and once this clears out on wednesday we have a little drying pattern int

so 4:00 in the morning, marin, napa, sonoma counties getting it. by 7:00 a.m., it moves over the east bay and peninsula. then, as we roll into about 9:30 in the morning, it is down toward san jose. and then we should see this clear on out as you move through the afternoon with just a slight chance here of a spotty shower. rainfall totals with this, also focus a lot different than we have been used to. really looks like the santa cruz mountains would be the bull's-eye where we could get 1 to it inches of rain. everywhere else will be half to one inch zone. tomorrow morning, we are going to start off here in the 40s all across the tri-valley, peninsula and south bay. so you have got the jacket, you have the umbrella ready. you are probably good to go and hey, if you are not working, maybe this is a good excuse for you to just sleep in tomorrow morning and avoid the weather on the roadways. 44 in the north bay. san francisco, 48. and the east bay at 47. daytime highs tomorrow, you guessed it, probably. jacket weather stays as we roll through the aftern

in napa, jesus was trying to cancel a insurance policy and get a refund and his request went nowhere. got him his money back. then in antioch, amber felt like nobody was on her side and nine months went by with no payment. our team e-mailed the insurance company on a monday and it revolved amber's claim on friday of the same week. like a good neighbor we are here to help with your consumer insurance. we respond to everyone. that is our policy. have a great weekend. >> you, too, chris. >>> a critical report expected to come down in 90 minutes that could make or break weather the a's remain in oakland. plus -- >>> in schools across the nation as well as here in bay area on high alert this morning following the latest tiktok trend. we will break down that trend coming up. >>> a busy weekend ahead for sfo. the recommendations from health experts as covid cases surge nationwide. hey, angie! you forgot your phone! hey lou! angie forget her phone again? yep. lou! mom said she could save up to $400 on her wireless bill by switching to xfinity internet and mobile. with nationwide 5g at no extr

but as we let friday morning, notice this, down to 30 in santa rosa. 35 in napa, 37 in san jose, and by saturday morning, gets colder. we are talking about patchy frost friday and saturday morning. we'll have more details on this stronger atmospheric river setting up. >> make sure to download the nbc bay area app. you can track any storm with live radar on your phone. we'll also give you minute by minute updates. >>> a covid-19 vaccination clinic had to shut down. it was contracted to run from september 15th to the end of this month. people's appointments are being notified and directed to the free walk-up clinic in the fruitvale neighborhood instead. >>> we are learning new information about the first recorded omicron outbreak. employees are part of the cluster. nbc bay area's melissa colorado has the latest. >> reporter: they were all fully vaccinated and boosted. but that didn't stop a handful of kaiser permanente employees from coming down with the virus. 11 were hospital employees. all have mild symptoms and are isolating at home. 16 or people at the hospital may have been expos

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in the country. but like the rest of california this past growing season napa valley suffered through the state's driest rainfall year in more than a century. how serious is this drought compared to other years? >> this is as serious as i've seen it. >> reporter: at beckstoffer vineyards jim lincoln had to run operations with some reservoirs practically empty. dried out. >> it's completely dried out. >> reporter: with record-breaking heat and less water his vines put out less fruit. >> that's a nice cluster, but it should be three times as big. >> reporter: here in napa valley the wine industry is a $9 billion business from the vineyards to the wineries and into the bottle, supporting more than 40,000 jobs. and it all depends on water. to keep these vineyards alive lincoln is irrigating his vines with recycled wastewater from napa. >> this vineyard would essentially be dead without that recycled water. we're using the new tools that we have to adapt to climate change >> reporter: tim healy runs the napasan water treatment plant where he says vineyards are his fastest-growing customers. >> it's doubling

they say his name is shad khan and he has been to several local restaurants in napa. to pay the tab and they say he skipped out several times the last few days. if you know where he is the napa police would like a call from you and they would like to talk to him. 6.33 and tomorrow the san francisco unified school district is expected to release a final draft of its plan to fix a to all 125 million dollar budget shortfall trying to avoid a state takeover of the district. their details are going to be presented in a special meeting tomorrow. afternoon. the initial plan call for 50 billion dollars in cuts from funding to the schools. 10 million dollars for student services and slashing 360 jobs. final decisions on this. what happened next school year and the final plan has to be submitted to the california department of public education by december 15th. >> well, santa to board of supervisors. president david can napa is calling on governor newsome now to enhance penalties for thieves to target journalists. this comes after bay area journals have been attacked in recent w

low 60s along the coast, mid 60s along the bay. 67 in concord and 67 for the napa valley. as we go through the day we will still be dealing with the haze. let's check in with a look on the traffic. >> all major freeways are in the green for the super commuters on west bound 580 it is about a 25 minute drive from highway 205 in tracy into dublin. and advisor has been posted over the altamont pass. at the bay bridge toll plaza traffic is light, seven minute drive from the macarthur maze into san francisco and a check of the san mateo bridge with traffic moving smoothly in both directions. 11 minute drive west bound from highway 880 in hayward into foster city. >>> a search for the suspects in a jewelry heist at eastridge mall in san jose. surveillance cameras capture five suspects behind the smash and grab that lasted less than 15 seconds and now other storeowners are taking desperate measures to protect their businesses. we spoke to the owner of the shop in a story you will only see on kpix. >> less than 15 seconds the gang of robbers got away with hundreds of thousands of d

. >>> police in napa searching for a dine and dash suspect. officers say this man has been eating at several restaurants across town. when the bill comes, he sneaks out without paying. if you see him or have information on his whereabouts napa police would like to hear from you. >>> police in santa rosa asking for the public's help identifying a suspect involved in a shooting. this happened around 9:00 saturday night. officers found a man who had been shot several times. he was taken to a hospital. he is in critical condition but expected to survive. if you have information on the shooting, you can contact santa rosa police. >>> a former sheriffs deputy in sonoma set to go on trial for involuntary manslaughter. the trial stems from a traffic stop in november 2019. deputies believe 52-year-old david ward was driving a stolen car. body cam video shows when ward refused to get out, the deputy reached in and put him in a neck hold. ward eventually died. the car he was driving was not stolen. >>> new information about a deadly plane crash. the smal

in the country. but like the rest of california, this past growing season napa valley suffered through the state's driest rainfall year in more than a century. how serious is this compared to other years. >> as serious as i've seen it. >> reporter: had to run operations with some reservoirs practically empty. dried out. >> completely dried out. >> reporter: with record-breaking heat and less water, vines put out less review. >> that's a nice cluster, should be three times as big. >> reporter: here in napa valley, wine industry is $9 billion business from the vineyards, to the wineries and into the bottle, supporting more than 40,000 jobs, and all depends on water. to keep these vineyards alive, lincoln is irrigating with recycled waste water from napa. >> this vineyard would be essentially dead without that recycled water. we're using new tools we have to adapt to climate change. >> reporter: tim runs the plant where he says vineyards are fastest growing customers. >> more than doubling each year, this year going to sell 1.2 billion gallons of recycled water. >> reporter: from water to flames, the region

tomorrow, you are warming up, that's it, 49 in napa, 48 in santa rosa. low 50s across the rest of the map. tomorrow into monday, treacherous travel. could get road closures. might encounter snow as early as auburn. be careful. have fun if you are headed that way. that rainfall, a tenth to half inch sunday. tuesday and wednesday, a quarter inch each day. the bigger thing is low snowfall next tuesday and wednesday. a wild twist in our weather. we will keep you updated on that. look at the temperatures. 40s for highs and low 30s for the mornings. maybe you are getting a heavier jacket this year. if you don't have an idea for a gift, that's a great idea for a loved one. we will need it next week. >> down to 1,000 feet maybe snow levels? >> maybe lower next tuesday and wednesday. >> we are not just talking hamilton, the usual suspects? we will see snow in places we haven't seen in a while? >> it could be. we need it to hang on. if it does, we could be good. >> exciting. >>> up next, taking a trip to the north pole just got easier. we will take you on board th

it is 56 in the city, down to 51 in napa. 53 currently in san jose. hours. a warmer night compared to last night. we had some cities fall to the 30's. here is live doppler 7 along with satellite. that is not what you want to see in december if we want somethise south. it will skirt by us to the west. there are even some light showers, especially tomorrow night and into thursday morning. tomorrow, future weather. perhaps an isolated and light shower. most of us are dry but early tuesday morning, we will watch for some scattered light showers. this is 3:30 in the morning. we see wet weather moving through. the clouds are breaking downg dn it should finish the day with a fair amount of sunshine. total rainfall close to the coast, likely some higher amounts. then as you go in land, you can see those numbers really fall off your. this is not a soaking storm that we want to see but it is nice to see that pattern is finally changing with the storm sort of opening up here and it is allowing for wet weather to return. highs on monday, there is a lot of cloud c

we will see a high of 49 in concord and 49 in napa and 50 today in san josÉ. will talk about when that rain gets here and how much to expect. that's in a few minutes. >>> vianey, any problems with the traffic? >> it's early enough to where we are not seeing any traffic delays or backups, and any fender-benders overnight have cleared up. northbound 101 from highway 85, you are looking at 18 minutes. north bay 280 from 101 about seven minutes, and north bay 85 to highway 101, 20 minutes. a pretty typical commute through the south bay right now. a live look at the silver medal -- san mateo bridge. >> wall street, a drop in stock that investors are expecting. >>> the jaw-dropping box office debut for the new spider-man movie. >>> vianey will keep us updated on what we can expect on the roads. much more ahead for you this morning on "today in the bay." >>> good monday morning. right now at 4:40, it's a cold start. you can leave the umbrella at home for now. in santa rosa you are stepping out the door at 45 degrees. it will cool down a few more degrees by sunrise an

temperatures are in the mid 30's in santa rosa. 40 in nevada, looking at 33 in napa. per 30's in livermore. we are on top now. you can see the fog. you've a partly cloudy afternoon on the way, and it will be cool today and tomorrow. monday will have them drive for most of us, and late monday, some rain. it really arrives on tuesday for the morning commute. then it will be off and on right through christmas we can. we are looking at a slow -- snow pack. just incredible from 14% a week to 10 days ago. to 90 days -- 292% in sierra. a hundred 2% central sierra. they gives us an average of 90%. they want snow in new england, and we have it all. the west coast has more to come. partly cloudy skies throughout the rest of the day, and we will see a few more clouds as we get into the sunday. this is 2:00, and by evening time, you will get some drizzle. there will be drizzle for the morning commute on monday. here is tuesday morning. you can see some pockets of heavy rain in the north bay. this is the beginning of what is going to be a very wet week. temperatures today are only

time now for 54 and a winery in napa valley is making the best out of a bad situation and they're doingwith vodka. let me explain back in 2017, the pine yard vineyards was hit by a lot of smoke from nearby fires. and this is some of the file video from the wildfires that year. well, the vineyards manager notice that the grape started having a smoky flavor which, you know, not ideal for wine but turns out is pretty good for vodka. so the manager teamed up with a vodka distiller to create a flavor called smoke point, which is flavored by the smoke. the grapes, a bottle costs about 50 bucks. so there you go. that's how you make that's going 11 at 11 a lemonade out of lemons but vodka out of smokey grapes. pretty cool. all right. and here a survey from neighborly showing where most americans hide their christmas gifts. the most common hiding spot veteran closet. other top hiding spots include a spare room coat closets, maybe under beds or car trunks. the study also found that hiding them only works half the time. those kids are pretty industries. they can oftentimes sniff out where you're h

in for a closer look. a break around santa rosa. heavier rain for northern napa county. another wave of heavy rain moving on short in the peninsula and up short through san francisco andip land to the east bay. moderate to heavy rainfall. the heaviest for the rest of tonight. it will be able to climb over the santa cruz mountains and make its way into san jose. the amounts have been light. picking up measurable rainfall in the valley. a burst of heavy rainmaking its way along the coast right now. it will move in while the whole area of rain is pushed farther and farther to the east as we head through the rest of tonight. how much rain so far? 1/10th of an inch in san francisco. 4/100th of an inch of rain so far. it is raining right now. 2/10th of an inch of rain for concord. a third of an inch for santa rosa and petaluma but it is raining across the area. hour by hour, tracking the first round of rain and show you when the next one will move in coming up in a few minutes. >>> now, coronavirus, the first pediatric death related to covid-19. the child, not even one year old

the last place she was seen was at this convenience store behind me in napa. but andrew believes there is a suspect. it's been more than a week since andrew wright found these boots and this umbrella under the lincoln bridge that runs along the napa river trail. both items, belonging to his girlfriend of two years, crystal mccarthy, who suddenly went missing on december 13th. >> she called me about 10:15, asking me if i wanted anything else to eat. i got home about midnight. i got home. she wasn't there. >> reporter: by morning, crystal still didn't make her way home. >> i went down beneath the bridge that morning and found her umbrella and a pair of her boots. >> reporter: surveillance from a nearby 7-eleven shows the last time crystal was seen, around 10:30 monday night. >> they found footage of the 7-eleven she was at where a man, a homeless man, who we've actually spoken to, detectives spoken to, his story is very strange. >> reporter: strange enough for andrew to believe there's more to that man's story. >> reporter: is the homeless guy a suspect? >> in my

mccarthy and his daughter crystal during happier times on 12/13/2021 she was reported missing in the city of napa. her friends organized multiple searches. 2 days later, a body matching her description was found floating in the napa river. it's been a nightmare is just like so. unreal that. i'm not this. >> turn the processes and just i have my moments as waves of. aguer it's this believe krista mccarthy's father mark mccarthy lives in the southern part of the country and says he often speaks to his daughter at least 3 times a day as he did that night before she was reported missing some defining to just check and then you know. we always active for napa police investigators say that she was last seen on a 7.11 store. surveillance video speaking to someone described as a homeless person in the video. she is seen wearing these boots. >> those were later found near the napa river. but there was no sign of crystal. >> that's what we just for. imus is set because of what they're both speed. it's i'm confused about because the weather that night was cold and rainy that what i understand, one of the wo

daytime highs, a cool one with upper 40s and chilly conditions in napa valley. airfield, mid 50s around the bay, 56 san francisco, 57 oakland. peninsula, mid to upper 50s, 58 red wood city. south bay in san jose, 58 and mid 50s along the coast in pacifica. hour by hour watch as clouds stream in from the south. a cloudy afternoon. watch as the rain moves right in as we look to tomorrow in the afternoon. late morning north bay, all of us as we head through tomorrow in the afternoon with the widespread rain tomorrow and still looking at the scattered activity as we look to your wednesday. that will be the case through the rest of the week. we are looking at rain amounts from one to three inches of rain through the week ahead. the seven-day forecast san francisco, oakland, san jose as we look to tomorrow again, widespread rain and waves of rain wednesday, thursday, friday, and even christmas day over the weekend as we look to inland east bay, north bay, coast dealing with the rain and wet weather as we head through the rest of the week. christmas day at this point do

a high of 54 in danville, and san francisco reaching about 50 degrees today in the mission district and marina district. napaay, 52 degrees there. it's going to be cool. we're going to cool down again tonight. we have been talking about this next storm system coming in, although it looks more delayed compared to previous forecasts, and we have scattered activity and tuesday is when the more measurable rain arrives when we will see another atmospheric river moving in, and it doesn't look at this point as strong as the previous ones we have had but will bring additional rainfall, possibly one to two inches of rain. for sierra snow, another foot to two feet in some of the ski resorts. once again, it's nice to see all of this but we need to continue to see the storms as we go through the rest of our winter. check out what to do for the cold temperatures. make sure you are bringing in the plants, taking care of pets and animals, and then we will have the rain moving in mainly starting on monday into tuesday. mike, how sit looking for the commute? >> drier than yesterday and light track. a hit-and-run reported for