lo que a su gato le pasó baje a que vea lo que a su gato le pasó lucha: torre de david. ana. >> así no va, doña lucha. lucha: pues, si usted se sabe el rezo, ¿por qué no lo dice usted? juana: ay, mi tilín. lucha: cálmese, doña juana, todos vamos para allá, nomás se nos adelantan tantito. juana: ¿ah, sí? no me diga, asesina. juana: yo soy inocente, no. ay, qué cosa tan horrible, nunca me habían cacheteado, mucho menos en un sueño. ay, ay, ay. lucha: antiguo testamento, una aparición. ¿qué es lo que quieres de mí? tal vez ustedes no puedan verlo, porque no son sensibles al fenómeno paranormal, pero ahí está sentado el espíritu del tilín con su pechito blanquito. chino: y eso quiere decir que su espíritu anda en pena, y de alguna manera inexplicable hizo conexión con el espíritu de usted. juana: aquí estás, condenado, no he pegado los ojos en toda la noche por andarte buscando. lucha: juana también puede verlo. pobrecita, cuando llegue a la veterinaria con el puro fantasma van a pensar que está loca y le van a decir juana la loca. rosa: ay, luchita, ni al "case", o sea, el t

. >>> and a slew of businesses are shutting down in los gatos. what may be pushing them out. >>> and a stormranger mobile doppler radar not seeing much for the moment. but as we get into wider angle view, you see the first in a series of storms coming our way. how much wind and rain to expect in your wednesday forecast when we come right back. fashionbable area... but if you walk through downtown los gatos nowadays, you )l >>> it is one of the most fashionable suburbs in the bay area. if you walk through downtown los gatos, you'll see several empty store fronts. >> city leaders are taking notice. pla mary maryan favro is live with the latest. >> reporter: this store is covered up. j crew is one at least seven vacant businesses here in los gatos and some tenants say they can't afford to stay here. baby and kids are a few of the businesses in downtown los gatos now closed. opa shut down last week after the restaurant says it just couldn't negotiate a rent that would allow it to stay. >> when we lose these businesses, we feel like a part of our comm

highway 1 to los gatos, 1 hour, 14 minutes. >>> some of b.a.r.t.'iginal train cars are still in operation. this week the b.a.r.t. board will look at what could happen to the cars when they retire next year. here are several options under consideration. the cars may be sold to another transit system operator for use, scrapped and recycled, buried in the ocean for use as an artificial reef, or reused as housing or shelters. more than 400 cars are slated for retirement in 2020. some interesting options for sure. i'm not sure what the square footage is if they end up being used for housing. kind of a cool idea. >> definitely. >> i saw a virtual -- b.a.r.t. retweeted it. they drew a bunch of them on top of each other and called them a b.a.r.t.mentes. >> i like the reef idea as well. >> interesting. they used old train cars in chicago, like an artistic clubhouse at the top of an apartment building, like on the party deck on the roof. lots of options. >> works for me. >>> say good-bye to sears. the new evidence the iconic retailer is about to close forever

nbc bay area's marianne favro is live at a pet store in los gatos. is the hope this will lead to more pet adoptions? >> more pet adoptions, and hopefully diminish the number of puppy mills rather here in california. now here at petco, the company is already complying with this new law. they don't sell any rabbits, puppies or kittens, but what they do do is they do work with a foster agency to adopt out rescue pets here at the store. california will become the first state where pet stores can only sell dogs, cats, and rabbits if they come from rescue groups or shelters. as a result, this pet store in campbell is no longer selling rabbits bred by the owner. pet people in los gatos does not sell pets and will not be impacted, but teresa gleason says she supports the law. >> i believe that is the intent of the law, to kind of put the puppy mills out of business. they don't treat their dogs right. >> reporter: she says people who want a specific type of dog are better off searching for a reputable breeder. >> this is jack. he is nine months old. >> report

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highway 17, 1 to los gatos still in the green now. >>> thank you, alexis. now onto breaking news, sears is warning of going out of business. >> we've been warning of impending death for a long time. less than an hour ago it is company will ask the judge to allow it to liquidate. matt keller live in san jose. matt, a lot of us grew up with sears. this is a big change. >> yes, it certainly is an iconic brand. it filed for bankruptcy back in october. there was hope it could be saved from liquidation but that's unlikely. reuters reporting in the last hour sears holdings will ask for bankruptcy to proceed with liquidation after it could not reach an agreement with lampert. he attempted to have his hedge fund take over hundreds of successful stores and save 50,000 of 60,000 jobs but it did not meet creditor approval.

i'm here about a couple of miles from the cats in los gatos where it's been raining hard since about 2:30 this afternoon. there have been a few problems but it's been coming down so heavy that drivers have no choice but take it easy. hard to believe this video was shot about 2 o'clock this afternoon. as if the heavy rain wasn't enough to make for difficult driving, visibility over the summit was next to nothing. lights and wipers are on of course, but there's a lot of ponding on the road that can catch you by surprise. yes, the pavement is very, very wet and slippery. the chp has been busy tending to several mostly minor accidents.this driver spun out, hit some debris and blew two tires.griffin vojvoda/spun out in therain "...this car as no turning radius, i tried to turn around in the rain and i spun out and i broke two tires and i only have one spare, driving in the rain is terrible, it's terrifying..."in nearby los gatos, the lunch crowd was caught unawares as light rain turned to showers and then heavier still. farther up the mountain, the rain has been heavy indeed with as much

los gatos, 70 degrees. high temperatures around the bay, topping out in the mid to upper 60 for most locations. i'll have your full forecast still ahead, including the next line of rain. that's coming up. >>> we begin with san jose coach behind bars. gregory marshall is accused of sexually assaulting two students more than a decade ago. he has been working with kids ever since. kpix 5's maria medina learned that he was working as a coach as recently as thursday. >> reporter: from high school track coach to acute sexual predator, gregory marshall is now charged with two dozen counts of sex with a minor. police say his victims both 17 at the time's. >> a lot of people were talking about it. >> reporter: police say marshall sexually assaulted the teen girls at valley christian high. it was school leaders who notified police in 2006. sending out this letter to parents explaining they put marshall on paid leave. because of lack of evidence the case went nowhere. marshall never returned to the school, he did get

meantime, it's been a rough commute, as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now from los gatos. hard to believe this video was shot about 2 o'clock this afternoon. as if the heavy rain wasn't enough to make for difficult driving, visibility over the summit was next to nothing. lights and wipers are on of course,and slippery. the chp has been busy tending to several mostly minor ew two tires.griffin vojvoda/spun out in therain "...this car as no turning radius, i tried to turn around in the rain and i spun out and i broke two tires and i only have one spare, driving in the rain is terrible, it's terrifying..."in nearby los gatos, the lunch crowd was caught unawares as light rain turned to showers and then heavier still. farther up the mountain, the rain has been heavy indeed with as much as 6-8 inches expected at the higher elevations of the mountains. there will be plenty of run-off into lexington and other area reservoirs which are collectivly about half full.in the santa cruz mtns rob fladeboe kron 4 news (ken) (ken)and an updatfrom chp santa cruz.mudslides lanes earlier tonig

cal trans responded and shut down lanes between los gatos and bear creek road. look at this scary situation. we showed you this video before. arcing wires. wires and trees were down across bear creek road. that will take a while to clean up. you may be the first one to come across downed trees and power lines and especially in the mountains, especially around highway 17. obviously, you want to be extra careful when you're driving this morning. reporting live in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> thank you, matt. >>> crews cleared this collision on the richmond-san rafael bridge last night. this truck was knocked on its side in the eastbound lanes last night at 8:00. that driver is okay. traffic got by just using the shoulder. the highway a patrol had to wait for winds to die down before uprighting it. the scene was cleared around midnight. >> in sonoma county, water sub erjd the area in shellville. the highway patrol -- they're driving along the flooded section. one officer and other people helped to push an suv that stalled in the flood watt rs. >> this morn

los gatos hills about 4 miles from downtown nearly 8 inches. lake sonoma nearly 5 inches of rain. san francisco two and a half inches of rain, castro valley 2 inches in san jose more than an inch. heavy snow continues in the mountains until tomorrow. snow levels at 4500 feet. new snow 12-20 inches and all winter long for the first time the snowpack in california is above average. not factoring in yesterday or today. 103% statewide. north 0 107% and when the storm is gone, that fetch from the ocean is not dangerous or. breakers running, widespread 25- 35, isolated winds hit 40 or 45 feet. a little stormy out there in spots, mountains and the beach, even after the rain is coming down. one more chance for rain to talk about in the forecast. >> snow in the mountains great news. >>> rescue crews did everything they could to save a man who fell into san francisco bay. happened about 1:00 at tier three. the man was pulled out of the water and crews performed cpr. they rushed him to a trauma center but no word on his condition or how he wound up in the water. >>> the latest storm brought

chp has remained one lane closed from los gatos down for about a mile and a half. so you'll have a little bit of slowing there. we'll show you what our sensors look like in a few minutes. yeah. the santa cruz mountains always bear the brunt of a lot of wind and heavy rain. weoave big side. this one is over in newark. it happened about 10:30 last night. they're just still in the process of clearing it. you are being diverted from eastbound 84 to southbound 880. you can't continue on until the big rig is back on its wheels. that should be another 40 minutes or so. guys. >> thanks, sue. crews will be cleaning up the mess from trees falling. >> this huge tree fell during a storm, it crashed into the rear of a car and crashed into a home. the tree narrowly missed the people inside. nobody was hurt. >>> it was a different story in the east bay where a man died after a tree fell on him. it happened in oakland on the embankment off interstate 580 near macarthur boulevard. they think he lived along the side of the freeway. he was found and called 9-1-1. cal trans owns the l

it happened between los gatos and bear creek road just after midnight. crews were still working on it when we passed by. we are trying to get more information from the chp computer assistedthing. so before bear creek road was shut down this morning, two commuters did come down separately, and they told us it was like a war zone. we're going to let you hear coming up at 6:30. kris sanchez, "today in the bay" purchase can be dangerous out there. thank you. >>> more video out of the santa cruz mountains. this from one of our photographers. just shot pictures of large trees down around the mountains and summit road just west of highway 17. in fact, when our photographer was there, there were sparks flying as pg&e working on downed power lines. if you're headed to santa cruz mountains, of course, take your time and be extra cautious. now even though most of the rain has moved on, flooding also remains a concern among other issues. >> "today in the bay's" bob redell is in concord for us this morning. just moved to danville. bob, talk to us about what's happeni

the exception los gatos at 48. santa rosa at 49. clear lake 47. ukiah at 45.san jose. here's a look at 101 and 880. we have steadier rain falling right now. as we head throu

in nearby los gatos, the lunch crowd was caught unawares as light rain turned to showers and then heavier still. farther up the mountain, the rain has been heavy indeed with as much as 6-8 inches expected at the higher elevations of the mountains. there will be plenty of run- off into lexington and other area reservoirs which are collectivly about half full.in the santa cruz mtns rob fladeboe kron 4 news (robin ) the storm system also causing major problems in southern california ... there was a 19-vehicle pile- up on... the foggy highway- 15 freeway in cajon pass ... that is between the san bernardino mountains and the san gabriel mountains... nearly three dozen people were injured in the massive chain- reaction. drivers were frustrated by the long delays. (robin ) authorities say, three of the 35 people injured were taken to the hospital.

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study says the top ten safest cities are hillsborough,los altos, piedmont, foster city, mill valley, los gatoshealdsburg, clayton, moraga and belmont. left out ot the study are cities with fewer than 1o,000 people or cities that failed to submit crime reports to the f.b.i. the study purports to have been done to highlight the cities that have had the least amount of violent and non-violent crimes per capita. capita. rob fladeboe/san jose "...the study was paid for by people who are in the business of selling security and burglar alarms, a press release said it was done simply to bring awareness to citieshaly to have per capita..." in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news (robin) coming up on the kron 4 morning news ... the f-b-i getting hit hard as government shutdown... and they say critical operations are in jeopardy. (robin) plus... a bay area family looks for justice as they try to make a new law for the state. (robin) and... we find out where bart stands when it comes to a new riders survey. another great day to get outside as temperatures boost upward even as compared to yesterday, in the 60's

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crew is one of seven vacant businesses here in downtown los gatos. employees and customers here at viva in los gatos say they have been told the restaurant will close february 16th. >> i am sorry to hear that. >> reporter: one of the restaurant's co-owners say they are still negotiating but the for lease sign is already up. lois manning has been coming here for years. >> i liked the tempora green beans. >> reporter: opa shut down its location last week after the restaurant couldn't negotiate a rent that would allow it to stay. >> the town really has a strong formula of trying to support small local business owners. and a lot of our business owners live here. so it's really a community feel. when we lose these businesses we feel like a part of our community is leaving. >> reporter: j. crew said it is closing this store to focus on the other south bay stores. and gym back seatboree has heav. it would tax property owners to fund improvements downtown. >> it's them infusing money back into the dids that they really own. >> reporter: the hope is reinvigor

investigan un incendio que destruyó una casa, esto ocurrió en una zona no incorporada de la ciudad de los gatospadres de los angeles por una huelga de maestros que se avecina, los estudiantes estarían afectados y como nos cuenta víctor hugo eso representa un gran problema >> por primera vez en esto preocupa a eloísa cuyos hijos son parte de los di >> me preocupa que mis tres hijas queden sin educación >> estos maestros están dispuestos a abandonar las aulas el jueves si no se logra un acuerdo de aumento salarial, más personal y que se reduzca el número de estudiantes por maestro, no han rendido frutos las negociaciones >> tenemos que ir a la huelga para que nuestros estudiantes tengan >> las cosas que necesitan el distrito indica que no desea un paro laboral, pues haría daÑo a los estudiantes el organismo dice estar de acuerdo con los planteamientos de los maestros pero que su apoyo depende de los recursos económicos disponibles >> 85% tiene pobreza requiere que cuando vengan ala escuela les podamos dar lo que necesita >> lo que tienen los maestros es por el bien de sus hijos, surja una solució

ahora algo nunca antes visto, se trata del apartamento que los gatos están rentando en este vecindarioió alquilar la vivienda para sus datos, los felinos tienen comida, televisión con cable y logos que muchos humanos no pueden pagar. >> en palo alto se realizó audiencia para la discusión de un proyecto de viviendas sobre la calle el camino real, la primera iniciativa de viviendas de de 2013, de aprors59 nuevas personas de bajos recursos >> serio con el de los hombres de 39 personas acusado de abuso sexual, obispos se disculparon y aseguran haber tomado medidas para que esto no suceda, no todos creen que esto haya quedado en el pasado >> no disculpamos del daño que los hombres les hicieron, esto fue lo que dijo en santa rosa a la comunidad luego de publicar 39 nombres >> se está dando respuesta >> de esta lista 23 >> no hay contacto con ellos >> alguien ha usado por lo menos de 100 menores en los 70, pero de líticas cosas han cambiado >> nos va a ayudar o llevando a la comunidad >> se dice que los está partes donde trabajan han sido controlados >> cuando la gente vea >> los concesionari

the redwood estates right around los gatos. st. helena has had maybe 0.2 inches. san francisco and san jose have 0.1 inches. boulder creek is 0.75. after that, east bay peninsula south bay, not much. palo alto is only .05. we could not find much. the wind advisory goes until 10:00. on the coast, that is the coast. >>> there might be a ghost on the coast. >>> south san jose at mountain view and do south is 60 miles per hour. the winter weather advisory continues up in the mountains, although it has been raining at around the five or 6000 foot level. that is slowly coming down above 8000 feet. there should be some pretty good snow. you can see out ahead of that's, as you go down the mountain, there is a moderate to heavy rain reporter. two systems. the secondary low is west- southwest being lifted west- southwest for the central california coast. that will keep the rain going. you can see why the north continues to get hit from mendocino county. mainly the russian river north. it is more widespread, but not as heavy from the peninsula down to santa cruz. this system

and in los gatos--- a tree and live wires were brought down down by the storms. pg&e crews responded early this morning and rendered the scene safe. now it's just a matter of cleaning up the debris. (grant) two large trees also came down on idyllwild road --- just off highway 17 in santa clara county. fire crews responded early this morning and managed to cut the trees and clear the scene. the road has since been re- opened. (grant) and what was expected to be a messy commute on highway 17-- actually turned out to be pretty smooth. kron 4's rob fladeboe reports now on the conditions in the santa cruz mountains. (catherine) next at 5:30... it's president trump vs. house speaker nancy pelosi. we'll have the latest on the battle for the border wall-- as we are now in day 27 of the government shutdown. (catherine) plus... we'll take a look at the most dramatic images as a deadly and destructive storm moves through the bay area. (grant) the biggest storm of the season blew into the bay area yesterday ... kron four journalists brought you the images of rain and wind as

study says the top ten safest cities are hillsborough,los altos, piedmont, foster city, mill valley, los gatoshealdsburg, clayton, moraga and belmont. left out ot the study are cities with fewer than 1o,000 people or cities that failed to submit crime reports to the f.b.i. the study purports to have been done to highlight the cities that have had the least amount of violent and non-violent crimes per capita. jose "...the study was paid for by the business of selling security alarms, a press release said it was done simply awareness to cities that are likely to have the most crime per capita..." in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news still ahead.. time for one of the brightest and best of san francisco's annual events ... the fun and festivities of the chinese new year celebrations.. "we have to change. we are putting one hundred and ten million tons of manmade heat- trapping global warming pollution into the very thin shell of atmosphere surrounding our planet as if it's an open sewer."(ken) global warming on the agenda today at the world leaders' conference in davos, switzerland. former vice- pre

música ) >>> hoy a las 11, la crisis de vivienda no afectado a todos de la misma manera, en san josé los gatosro de alumnos en las aulas y más consejeros y enfermeras en las escuelas entre otro personal de apoyo, por el momento no hay una fecha límite para llegar a un acuerdo. >>> son varios días, pero si queremos tratar de hacerlo más pronto posible que se arregle >>> aquí en el área de la bahía se han realizado manifestaciones en apoyo a los docentes de los angeles, por ahí en los Ángeles unos 500,000 estudiantes podrían resultar afectados en este estado laboral >>> hacia por acompañarnos >>> nos vemos a las 11 . >>(♪ música ) (♪ música ) próximo lunes por telemundo. >>> maestros en huelga más de 30,000 docentes inician un par afecta a medio millón de estudiantes. buenas tardes. es la primera huelga de maestros en 30 año reclaman un aumento de salario y piden más consejeros y enfermeras este lunes >>> un azote blanco y letal. una gigantesca tormenta invernal castiga el centro y este del país más de 100,000 personas sin electricidad y cientos de vuelos cancelados una nueva caravana convoca en

that mud came down on the southbound lanes between los gatos and bear creek road. we spotted it from the parking lot of the cats restaurant from you're familiar with the area. still ongoing as we passed by 15 minutes ago. because of that wind a lot of debris on the roadway. a little debris that can snag you up. crews out watching. do watch your speed even though rains have slowed down. near santa cruz mountains, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >>> a lot of concerns. some new video to show you this morning as well. this is out of santa cruz mountains. one of the photographers shot large trees downed, toppled around summit road west of 17 when our photographer was, in fact, there. there was some sparks flying as pg&e worked on some downed power lines. if you do head into the santa cruz mountains, as kris just mentioned, take your time and be extra careful. even though most of that rain has moved on, flooding always remains a concern. it was coming down in buckets. >> a lot of us experiencing that. "today in the bay" bob redell live in concord with new video we have

highway 1 into los gatos in the green at 22 minutes. >>> breaking news. pg&e preparing to file for bankruptcy. the company announced this morning, it provided the required 15-day advance notice. the utility says it doesn't expect this will impact electric or natural gas service for its customers. pg&e facing billions of dollars in potential liabilities for its role in the 2017 tubbs fire and the 2018 camp fire. the ceo stepped down yesterday. governor gavin newsom released a statement this morning that says throughout the month ahead, i'll be working with the legislature and all stakeholders on a solution that ensures consumers have access to safe, affordable and reliable service. fire victims are treated fairly in california can continue to make progress toward our climate goals. >>> new information about a public memorial being planned for 22-year-old natalie corona. >> she's the davis police officer killed in the line of duty last week. this comes as police release new clues about her killer's motive. reporter matt keller is joining us now from the new

it came down on highway 17, los gatos and bear creek near the cats restaurant. you can see caltrans crews were trying to clear that area. it did make some headway and we were just wrapped up in the last part of that cleanup this morning. but the big story here in the santa cruz mountains is going to be skyline road near summit. that's where a mudslide came down and shut down both lanestr. we have a crew that's shooting video. but it is so tricky, it's a hard time getting back from there. as soon as we get that video that will come to you hopefully at 4:30. >>>> thank you, kris. >> not just mudslide b lot amofe ass well. one person sadly died because of the storm. >> downed trees a homeless man in heoakland. the man was most likely trying to seek shelter. a woman watched as chp and the l.a. coroner's office investigated the incident. >> the weather is really, really bad. to unfortunate people had lose their life. >> no one else was hurt. a big ride on its side, richmond, san rafael bridge. chp tell&e us that truckdriver s not hurt. high wind gustt contributed to

low- to mid-50s bayshore, coast, north bay, 50s in napa, novato, 51, 50, 49 los gatos, saratoga, antioch, fairfield 48. those are the cool spots. let's talk about what you're going to do outside and how the weather will affect it. out and about have the umbrella in the north bay early, the rest of us afternoon and evening hours. exercising if you're an evening exerciser you're going to get wet. breezy, choppy, small craft advisory. 12 hours along east bayshore. pretty cloudy at 8:00. 10:00, noon. then you can see after 1:00 we've got a chance of scattered showers that will become a little steadier by 8:00. even a little time from 4:00 to 6:00 when that chance of showers does drop just a little bit. up in the north bay, look at that. just about every hour we have a chance of scattered showers through 10:00. maybe steadier at noon. scattered again at 2:00. maybe nothing at 4:00. that's our dull moment seems for everybody and heavier showers at 6:00 through 8:00. last stop will be san francisco. pretty quiet through 10:00, cloudy, then we open the door at noon for scattered showers. then lo

santa rosa and fairfield and 47 los gatos. is it even a bit kind of chilly. the western span of the bay bridge, even though it's not raining here, it's wet. all this caution for the wet weather this morning. by noon, everything will be dry. in the evening commutet will be fine weatherwise. look at the temperatures ramp up from 55 where there's a slight chance of a stray shower at 8:00 to sun and clouds and 62 at 4:00. the north bay, we've got fog forming there right now. that will be around through about 10:00 and a mixture of sun and clouds. look at the mid-60s through 4:00. in san francisco, we have a chance of a shower through 8:00. then we'll have sun and clouds dancing through our sky and reach 61 this afternoon. now, we've got a very cold system coming our way, which means snow levels down to 3500 feet. some hail and graupel. na sd her so rain. >> hasn't been too busy yet. hopefully that means everybody is driving for conditions. a lot of the rain shifting south into the immediate bay area and getting into the southern areas instead. hopefully, that mea

this is new video from overnight of arcing wires in los gatos. you can see a small fire was sparked. pg&e is at the scene and no word on the impact for customers in the area. also in the santa cruz mountains, highway 35 closed in both directions because of a mudslide. trees are down across the roadway. this video shot around 3:30 this morning at bear creek road and gist. they're respond to go clear the road. >>> let's get more continuing coverage of our storm aftermath. >> there's enough to cover. we have matt keller live above the guadalupe river in san jose where there is a bit of good news. matt? >> reporter: yes, good morning alexis. guadalupe river reached flood stage overnight at about 11:15 last night. it was at 9.15 feet. flood stage is 8.5 feet. thankfully, it's been going down ever since. the latest observation has it at 3 feet below flood stage of the a lot of localized flooding. a maserati stuck in the floodwaters on the ramp on to hamilton avenue in campbell. this was around 11:00 last night. chp closed the off ramp until a tow truck

authorities found a loaded revolver in his backpack after he was arrested in los gatos on suspicion of trying to sell a stolen bicycle. he claims that he is protected under the second amendment. >> there is a new president of the san francisco board of supervisors and he is the longest-serving member of the board. he is a seven year veteran of the board. he was elected president has three new members were sworn in. >>> governor gavin newsom's state budget tomorrow will include new funding to fight wildfires. he made the announcement during the visit to the sierra foothills. the area was hit hard by the fires. the governor wants to spend $305 million to install infrared cameras and purchase more fire engines in areas that are prone to wildfires. the budget also includes money to upgrade fornia's air attack system and add more resources to clear out dead trees and brush from for us. he also surprise people by praising president trump and his response to california's disaster calls. >> he has never played politics with disaster declarations and he deserves credit for that. we are grateful

showers in los gatos. and that is all wrapping up. high pressure building. we had that sunshine. here this is looking east at the bay bridge. temperatures are in the 40s about 50 in those spots from concord. and livermore at 47. 46 in san jose. and this is down to 38. so, a few spotty showers this h afternoonwith teures and conditns. y all wea but, for this holiday we are looking at plenty of sunshine temperatures in the middle to upper 50s as we go through the day on this martin luther king jr. day. so this is what we are going to expect. inland locations topping out in the upper 60s to near 70. you know exactly when, coming up. >>> we start off with a live look at the golden gate bridge. a wind advisory across the span. so both hands on that steering wheel but so far so good. as far as traffic goes, no delays coming out of the county and not a lot of the cars on the roadway just yet. hopefully we will have a lighter than usual monday morning commute. all right. elsewhere windy conditions along 580 through the altamont pass. no delays as of yet. coming away from the 205. what 58

los gatos a little sunshine, 60 degrees. union city 58.an ramon 58, daly city 56 also mid-50s in san rafael heading closer to a chance of rain. the best chance for those of you in cloverdale, ukiah, clear lake highs low mid-50s. saturday we are dry. widespread, light rain possible sunday and the pattern flip. hello sunshine. monday through friday mainly sunny skies. >>> coming up, back where it belongs. a stolen piece of san jose history turns up. why the person who took it will likely face charges. the missing sign from the original "osh" store is back... safe and sound. it vanishe . >>> a happy ending to the mysterious disappearance of some san jose history. >> the missing sign in the original osh store, is back, safe and sound. it vanished back in november from the site of the shuttered orchard supply hardware store on san carlos street. historians were heartbroken. they had plans to use it as part of a tribute to the store's history that dates back to the depression. turns out someone else wanted to protect the sign's history as well.

it doesn't get much better than that. 64 in cupertino and 62 in los gatos. check out the wind as we move through the micro climate. it will be out of the north and that's a drier wind. it helps to warm up the temperatures. that's why we're pushing up the 65 in concord and 65 in hayward. the drier wind is the reason why at the coastline, we won't see any fog, a beautiful day in half moon bay. heading to san francisco, a mild 64 in the mission. and then right into the north bay, 68 in ukiah and 66 in napa. all the sunshine. it has been a big flip from last week when we had the flooding rain with us. the main reason we've had that is the high pressure. it helps to clear out the air and pushes it to the north. the important change is it moves to the east. the chockwise circulation will help pull up the cloud cover. you have to enjoy tomorrow. if you're not here and you're in tahoe, 40s and 50s this weekend. lots of snow to go skiing on at squaw valley. 37, lifts, and 49 runs. a good time up there. we go from sunny skies on friday to partly sunny this upcoming we

los gatos had a 46-mile-per-hour gust, and san francisco 44 miles per hour. mt. tam at about 38, and even in san jose, 22, so as you step out the door in san jose this morning, headed to school, you will still have the wet roads, and the sidewalks, and it's going to be in the mid-50s. chance of rain into early afternoon, so make sure the kids have the rain gear, even if it's not raining at the time. our hour by hour outlook shows that by 11:30, there will still be some rain chances here and there. very scattered activity, and as we go into the evening commute, most of us will be drying out, maybe even some clearing skies, and we'll get some peeks of sunshine throughout the day tomorrow, before that next storm system moves in on friday. looks like by friday afternoon, we start to see the rain approaching the coast. as we go through the seven-day forecast, the good thing is that there will be some breaks in between, so tomorrow is our break, and then a break on saturday afternoon, but this is still going to be very wet with waves of rain moving through, even throug

reporting live here in los gatos, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> that is always very good advice. thanks, bob. >>> kari, you've been tracking that storm for us. what is it looking like? >> we've had some crazy weather and more on the way. another new storm is approaching the coast, and we are starting out with some light showers across the bay area this morning, as you get ready for your drive. so no big problems for your drive through antioch this morning, except for a few sprinkles, mostly cloudy skies, low 50s to start and we'll see some of that rain arriving by early afternoon. we also have a wind advisory that goes into effect starting at 7:00 this morning, and that's for all of those areas you see the lighter shade of the brown there, for the coast, we may have some gusts up to 45 miles per hour, and for some of our hills and mountains, we could see some gusts to 60 miles per hour. that could cause some power outages, bring down some trees, so now is the time to prepare for some high winds throughout the day. i'll have more on that in just a few minutes, and mike, you have m

across, and then down south, boulder creek, just to the west and north of santa cruz and west of los gatos, you can see the showers pushing in. more rain is behind this offshore that is going to push into the bay area, so that storm watch scale for today into tomorrow morning, we're looking at light to moderate rain. the impact for the rain at a four. but the biggest impact will be the afternoon and the evening commute with the wet roadways later today so we're going to time it out for you on future cast, when you will see the rain where you are coming up as well as that weekend forecast. kenny? >> thank you. >>> new developments in the case of an 89-year-old grandmother nearly beaten to death in san francisco. the police officers' association now offering a $10,000 reward for an arrest and conviction. >>> we are asking anyone the in the public on the night of -- the morning of the incident, if you remember hearing anything or seeing anything. it may not seem important to you, but we ask that you do call the anonymous tip line at the san francisco police department. that phone number is 41

warmer in san francisco. 40s in los gatos. dress accordingly. looks pretty quiet out there. commute planner, good for the roads. good for the bay. caution for mass transit because it is so much colder than what we are used to. south bay, 37 at 8:00. can't escape the 40s until a after 10:00. mid-50s from noon to 4:00. back in the 40s by 6:00. let's take a look at the peninsula. 40s through 10:00. noon to 4:00, we're in the 50s. by 6:00 francisco, we start off with 47. low to mid-50s at noon until 6:00. back in the 40s. 46 by 10:00. it is pretty quiet outside weatherwise. that's why it is so cold this morning. yesterday even was going home. now it is back to normal. >> i don't know if we will be back to normal until next week. yeah. let's take a look right now. overall, very quiet. only one incident to talk about so far this morning. out to the central valley, it's on the lighter side of traffic. eastbound 580 before flynn road. two-car crash fully off on the shoulder. not causing any delays. we will keep an eye on that. just telling you about it because it's the only thing go

our temperatures for the south bay heading up to 58 in los gatos. headed toward the east bay, walnut creek, we're going to see a high of 61 degrees, and 61 also in san mateo. daly city at 59 degrees. 58 on the embarcadero and the north bay reaching 62 in sonoma. looking at our overall weather pattern, nice and quiet, dry conditions. it was so busy last week. now we are seeing a break as high pressure moves in, and that also gives us some dry weather over the next few days. our temperatures will be warming up, at least for our afternoon highs, those mornings though will still be cool. make sure you prepare for a wide range in temperatures, from the morning to the afternoon, and then cooling down once again, once the sun sets. san francisco 58 degrees will be the high today. we're headed into the low 60s for the weekend, and no issues headed from now through next tuesday. mike, now you have a note for some of the commuters. >> for the transit riders specifically over the water, wanted to clarify the buses. the buses are replacing those boats as you kn

. >> it starts off cool towards los gatos, 42 at 7:00. as we do throughout the day, it will be really nice as we head into the upper 50s and low 60s. we'll get a look at all of our microclimates next. >> a look at the peninsula, palo alto and 280. they both move smoothly. the reason why, light traffic. telling you what's going on in the tri-valley. this may be of concern to you. >>> plus the state of the union is delayed. president trump says he will not hold his address until the government shutdown is over. the big vote is coming up in a few hours that could end the shutdown. a live look outside ate golden gate bridge. >>> it is thursday morning. i'm laughing because the prompter said monday. you know why? because our producer just came back to work. it may feel like monday but it's thursday for the rece of us. taking a look live at the golden globes bridge. good morning, thanks for joining us. >> mining will have a look at that commute in a bit. first, start with that weather outside. you say it's going to warm up today? >> some people

as we check out los gatos and what to expect the rest of the day. 62 will be our high temperature.t will cool off pretty fast, mid 50s by 7:00. here is a look at our highs for today. actually a little warmer than normal with morgan hill reaching up to 63 degrees. for the east bay, we're heading up to 59 in livermore and 62 in walnut creek. mostly upper 50s for parts of the peninsula, redwood city, 59 in san francisco. reaching 57 on the embarcadero. we will see those upper 50s as well for much of the north bay, napa reaching 60 degrees. let's take it hour by hour as we take a look at what to expect, as we're seeing mostly clear conditions out there and then the cloud cover will be increasing during the overnight hours. there may even be patchy fog initially before those clouds move in. noon tomorrow, there will be rain chances in the north bay. make sure you have the umbrellas somewhere close by and then much more of the bay area, we'll see more of those showers in time for tomorrow evening's commute and rain will be off and on tomorrow night as well as saturd saturday. it looks li

. >> first live to bob redell in los gat los gatos before the wet weather hits us tonight. >> reporter: the national weather service is expecting the winds to pick up within the next couple of hours. that's why at 7:00 this morning, a couple hours from now, there will be a high wind advisory in effect, talking about winds at 20 to 30 miles an hour, gusts of 45, 60. we get higher in the upper elevations. they're expecting the santa cruz mountains behind me here, highway 17, they're expecting that area to get walloped. as a result, the state is going to be shutting down, the big basin redwood state park in boulder creek, shutting down at noon today and it won't reopen until thursday morning. this is a precaution due to the incoming storm. i want to show you live pictures up the peninsula from the pacific up here. you got a normal amount ofav heh as 18 to 24 feet. that's the prediction from the national weather service, and as a result, they have issued a 24-hour high surf advisory. again, that's going to start at 9:00 tonight. this is video from yesterday, in santa cruz, where two water

los gatos coming in in the green. >>> thank you. the california supreme court will not hear a case on the ban on foie gras. a 2002 law stopping the sale and proubs of the product in california. a legal challenge delayed enforce men. the court's decision will allow the foie gras ban to go into effect immediately. foie gras is a controversial delicacy because it's made by force feeding ducks and geese. >>> a new study confirms research on the best method to prevent the flu in kids may not like this answer. the study in the journal said flu shots worked better to protect kids from the flu than the nasal spray. according to researchers, the shot is about 51% effective battling the flu while the spray is only 26% effective. a scientist notes new data from the manufacturer shows its performance is better. >> kids everywhere are cringing. >> better than getting the flu, right? >> that's true. >>> south korean boy band bts will soon have dolls that look just like them. mattel has secured rights for bts, beyond the scene. they became the fir

you can sit back,ow here across the south bay it will put us at 68 morgan hill, 57 in los gatos. here through the east bay, 59 in antioch. 69 in concord, 58 in fremont. the peninsula, we're also looking at more, mid to upper 50s. redwood city, 57. san francisco not that windy. winds out of the northwest at 4. the marina at 5. 62 in santa rosa and 63 in napa. if you like this seven-day forecast, it's going to be your thing, check this out. lots of sunshine as we head throughout this workweek. no rainfall in the forecast. dry through the upcoming week. i don't remember a seven-day forecast this dry sincero looki on. for the inland valleys, you want 0 watch out for cold mornings ahead. next couple mornings and the afternoons, we'll go to 58 for the average. up to 66 on friday. once we hit sunday 67. mild afternoons coming our way. a nice break for us, again, as we head through the next several endays. heading to lake tahoe, dry weather, lots of fresh snow to go other skiing on. snow pack sitting at 110% of normal. >>> all right. a little bit of a warning here. if you're doing any tr

study says the top ten safest cities are hillsborough,los altos, piedmont, foster city, mill valley, los gatosrg, clayton, moraga and belmont. left out ot the study are cities with fewer than 1o,000 people or cities that failed to submit crime reports to the f.b.i. the study purports to have been done to highlight the cities that have had the least amount of violent and non-violent crimes per capita. well down the list are the bay area's three largest cities, with san jose coming in at 194, san francisco at 208 and oakland at number 253.rob fladeboe/san jose "...the study was paid for by people who are in the business of selling security and burglar alarms, a press release said it was done simply to bring awareness to cities that are likely to have the most crime per capita..." in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news ( marty ) the warriors looking to keep their winning streak alive, facing the celticsin boston. we have the highlights next. everyone knows, when the warriors get into that extra gear....no one in the nba can match it.....>well, the nba better watch out because golden state has won 9 i

. >>> un llamado de la policía movió esta tarde a decenas de agentes en los gatos, según autoridades hubo ningún tiroteo, la persona que hizo la llamada está siendo evaluada por autoridades >>> acusan a conductor de haber ayudado mortalmente a mujer hispana, las condiciones del tiempo y la imprudencia fueron factores en el accidente, en minutos reacciones de los familiares de la víctima >>> en minutos, accidente reportado en san francisco, según la policía al allanar la casa del sospechoso encontraron bastante material explosivo, el hombre de 37 años habría activado dispositivos que destrozaron los vidrios de un edificio de dos pisos >>> el incidente no dejó ninguna persona herida. >>> autoridades en san francisco están celebrando lo que calificaron como buenos resultados en el lucha contra la delincuencia, aunque autoridades en la ciudad dicen que el índice de crimen bajó a niveles que no se habían visto en 50 años, pero lamentablemente el año comenzó con un alto nivel de homicidios >>> san francisco en el 2018 fue más seguro que en años anteriores aseguran autoridades >>> el jefe p

santa cruz mountains one of those spots stretching back to los gatos, saratoga and moderate rain continues from middletown south on highway 29 to calistoga, st. helena and yountville, cloverdale getting steady rain. three hour time lapse shows lots of snow in the sierra, lots of rain earlier today for the bay area. it will be heavier and more widespread tomorrow. futurecast we go into scattered showers mode tonight and tomorrow morning. by 3:00 tomorrow the heavy rain begins first in the north bay. watch the radar at 8:00 tomorrow night. that is the wettest hour where it's pouring, heavy rain about everywhere and likely some strong winds throughout the bay area as well. because the ground got saturated from today's rain and heavy rain is forecast for tomorrow, a flash flood watch is in effect for the entire bay area tomorrow evening and tomorrow night. the biggest risk will be road and highway flooding. the mountains, heavy snow is likely between 5,000 to 7,000 feet in elevation below lake level and around lake level, 2 or 3 feet of new snow by friday morning. look at what happens above 7,

really good, southbound 680, walnut creek to dublin, santa rosa to san francisco 51, highway 1 to los gatosrough the mountains. that's 23 minutes. i'm hearing about a new issue on the bay bridge. we'll check that out next. >> alaska airlines going on a hiring spree. the company plans to create ,000 new jobs, maintenance, technicians, airport operations and service workers, flight attendants and pilots. alaska airlines say most of the openings will not require previous airline experience. about three-quarters of the positions will be based in washington state. san francisco is considering a proposal to eliminate library fines. the san francisco chronicle reports mayor london breed signaled her support for a plan that would drop fines for overdue books because of the impact it has on low income residents. citizens who have more than $10 in fines have accounts blocked until it gets paid. on thursday the library commission could recommend to end the system. the final will be up to the board of supervisors. >>> steph curry auctioned off a pair of his used sneakers. the price, $58,000. curry sign