so sonoma county, marin county, napa county, even out to solano county.ere. but if you're north, this could be, you know, another half inch, three quarters of an inch. if you're south, you're like, where's my rain? well, you might get a little bit, but sfo, i've only seen about 17/100 forecast for today. so it will really weaken as it moves south but should give some to most locations. tracy livermore, concord reporting some fog. that's that tule fog a little bit up towards petaluma. after that it seems okay, but if you're out to the valley, watch out for that 40s 50s on the temps, mainly 40s, kind of stuck up in the mountains. we're seeing a little south wind. so south lake tahoe 44 yet 27 carson city starting to warm up though with that south wind, they will get some snow and feet on the weekend there. 2 to 3ft. for some this looks like 2 to 4in. should cover it around lake level. plenty going on out there. we'll get a lot of cloud cover the rest of the week, but the next real sign of any big rain or good rain would be on saturday. it's kind of the way

so i got qaeda health. >> another bay area child they think has bird flu to marin county. eally concerned last month, alameda county confirmed bird flu case. they're crawford's. lindsey ford gives us a closer look. >> on friday, marin county public health announced that a child possibly contracted bird flu. the source unknown as well as the recent confirmed bird flu case in alameda county. this year. loan bird flu has infected over 50 people in the u.s. and 31 in california, according to the cdc, the chances of contracting bird flu is low, says infectious disease specialist dr peter chin. hong with ucsf help. because as of now, bird flu doesn't transfer from human to human. >> that person is unlikely to spread it to another prison when they go home. for example, because it's very hard to unlock that that door. as you get more and more of these things happening. we're worried that it will figure out a find key that unlocks the door to get inside because things like pneumonia. and that will be worrisome. unlocking that door, meaning the bird flu virus does have potential to m

child has possibly contracted bird flu this time up in marin county, ann last month. alameda county confirm and a bird flu case and there as well. lindsay, for takes a closer look. >> on friday, marin county public health announced that a child possibly contracted bird flu. the source unknown as well as the recent confirmed bird flu case in alameda county this year. loan bird flu has infected over 50 people in the u.s. and 31 in california. according to the cdc, the chances of contracting bird flu is low says infectious disease specialist dr peter chin. hong with ucsf help. because as of now, bird flu doesn't transfer from human to human. >> that person is unlikely to spread it to another prison when they go home. for example, because it's very hard to unlock that that door. you get more and more of these things happening. we're worried that it will figure out a way find key that unlocks the door to get inside because things like pneumonia. and that will be worrisome. unlocking that door, meaning the bird flu virus does have potential to mutate like covid. >> making it

a child from marin county has been has possibly contracted bird flu last month. alameda county confirmed bird flu case kron four's. lindsey ford has the story. >> on friday, marin county public health announced that a child possibly contracted bird flu. the source unknown as well as the recent confirmed bird flu case in alameda county. this year. loan bird flu has infected over 50 people in the u.s. and 31 in california, according to the cdc, the chances of contracting bird flu is low, says infectious disease %pecialist dr peter chin. hong with ucsf help. because as of now, bird flu doesn't transfer from human to human. >> that person is unlikely to spread it to another prison when they go home. for example, because it's very hard to unlock that that door. as you get more and more of these things happening, we're worried that it will figure out a way find key that unlocks the door to get inside because things like pneumonia. and that will be worrisome. unlocking that door, meaning the bird flu virus does have potential to mutate like covid. >> making it more susce

lindsey ford has more. >> on friday, marin county public health announced that a child possibly contracted bird flu. the source unknown as well as the recent confirmed bird flu case in alameda county. this year. loan bird flu has infected over 50 people in the u.s. and 31 in california, according to the cdc, the chances of contracting bird flu is low, says infectious disease specialist dr peter chin. hong with ucsf help. because as of now, bird flu doesn't transfer from human to human. >> that person is unlikely to spread it to another prison when they go home. for example, because it's very hard to unlock that that door. as you get more and more of these things happening. we're worried that it will figure out a way find key that unlocks the door to get inside because things like pneumonia. and that will be worrisome. unlocking that door, meaning the bird flu virus does have potential to mutate like covid. >> making it more susceptible to human to human transporter. dr chan hong says the child in marin county is most likely being treated with tamiflu and antiviral medication commonly used

marin county officials have reopened bolinas beach, but with several warnings for visitors.he popular beach was closed in september after a seeping liquid, thought to be human waste, was discovered at a nearby cliff, but samples taken in september and november did not find any human waste. there was evidence, though, of chronic fecal contamination from multiple sources, including wildlife and pet waste. they say the bluffs are also unstable and prone to erosion and collapse. signs will soon be posted warning about the potential dangers. speaking of, the series of storms in round are expected to bring some dangerous ocean conditions. lisa is tracking the latest on that with some wet conditions for us. you were saying primarily the north bay, though, is for this weekend? >> yes. i mean, we'll see some scattered showers throughout the day in the city over in oakland, maybe in the next hour. but the rainfall accumulation definitely is focused on the north bay through the weekend, where you'll see the heaviest rain. we're not talking any flooding, but we are looking at stronger s

abc seven reporter lena howland is live in marin county. with the problem and your options today. lena. >> hey, amanda. we're at the larkspur smart train station now where they are experiencing a system wide closure. because of that, riders who depend on this train will need to find an alternate form of transportation all day long today. now, transit officials say downed trees blocked or damaged the tracks in multiple spots. they have to make repairs and complete testing to prepare for the opening of the new smart petaluma north station later this year. the testing for that was supposed to happen this weekend with a planned closure, but the weather got in the way for riders who end up taking a taxi, uber or lyft because of this closure today. a reminder to save your receipts. smart says it will reimburse commuters. if you request it on the smart website, they will send money to your clipper card. riders can also take the golden gate transit bus. they are still offering their regularly scheduled rides connecting sonoma and marin counties to san francisco, but they will be bringing

most of it again about marin county. san pablo bay north looks to be the line not only tomorrow, but again most of next week. there could be some hefty totals, especially sonoma county north. over the next. i'd say 10 to 14 days with friday on my mind. if you're in the fog, it's cold, clear for some, but cold sun then clouds. there is an east wind anywhere from upper 40s to near 50 to around 6364 icu. >> thank you. time is 509. the suspect in the killing of the ceo of unitedhealthcare, brian thompson, is now in new york. you have the details on his first appearance in federal court. [music] >> kindred motorworks is making driving fun again by turning old classics into new, modern evs. we're going to take you to their facility to give you a test drive of these cars, which are all made [office noises] ♪ i like it like that ♪ ♪ ♪ que rico, i like it like that ♪ ♪ ♪ i like it like that ♪ ♪ i've got soul, i want more ♪ ♪ i like it like that ♪ ♪ you gotta believe me when i tell you ♪ ♪ ♪ que rico, i like it like that ♪ 512. lui

this time in marin county last month, it was alameda county with a confirmed case covers. lindsey ford has the story. >> on friday, marin county public health announced that a child possibly contracted bird flu. the source unknown as well as the recent confirmed bird flu case in alameda county. this year. loan bird flu has infected over 50 people in the u.s. and 31 in california, according to the cdc, the chances of contracting bird flu is low, says infectious disease specialist dr peter chin. hong with ucsf help. because as of now, bird flu doesn't transfer from human to human. >> that person is unlikely to spread it to another prison when they go home. for example, because it's very hard to unlock that that door. as you get more and more of these things happening. we're worried that it will figure we find key that unlocks the door to get inside the cause. things like pneumonia. and that will be worrisome. unlocking that door, meaning the bird flu virus does have potential to mutate like covid. >> making it more susceptible to human to human dr chan hong says the child in

officials say for months the hackers intercepted emails sent to the marin county county housing. >> abc seven news reporter luz pena spoke to the county's chief information security officer about the latest on the investigation. >> it's one of the largest thefts of marin county's public funds ever. $950,000 meant for low income housing. >> the money was gone immediately. >> by the time the marine housing authority staff realized it, it was too late. their emails had been hacked. in what experts have categorized as a phishing attack, where hackers send fake emails or text messages with links aiming to trick people into unknowingly sharing sensitive data and downloading malware. >> six of our email accounts were hacked. they acted as if they were our vendor, so they were talking to us as if they were our vendor. they were talking to our vendors as if they were us. >> the marine housing authority, an independent district from the county, had just received a $3 million loan from the county to begin the renovation process for 300 units of public housing. after they sent the money, their vend

marin county has the most outages in the bay area. there are also several 1000 people without power in contra costa, alameda, san mateo and santa clara counties. and it's been all hands on deck for pg and e crews in the bay area. as you can imagine, crews say high winds made the storm more intense than the last one. more than 500 crews are stationed all over the bay area. emergency centers are stocked with storm gear and pg and e is reminding people of the risks associated with storms. we have a plan that we are activating now in advance of the storm would encourage everyone to to have a plan. >> for potentially longer outages, always use flashlights instead of candles. make sure that you are preparing your refrigerator and your food, maybe have ice in your in your refrigerator. for those purposes. if you have a generator, make sure that it's in good operating condition isn't isn't a well ventilated space and you can operate it safely. >> the utility says tens of thousands of bay area customers have been affected by the storm. thousan

now you might get an inch and a half in marin county. you get a half an inch in san francisco, you'll get a quarter inch in san jose. roughed out numbers. the problem with this event is the snow levels run high. the snow levels. this is a warmer air mass coming in some tropical moisture. so the snow levels are going to go all the way up to pass level. they've been changing up all day on 50 and 80. that's going to change with rain showing up at those passes right at the pass level and certainly at lake tahoe by tomorrow morning and tomorrow afternoon. so kind of a sloppy day up there tomorrow. and then things cool off after that. so winter weather advisory in the mountains, high surf warning along the coast. we've got more rain coming. but the flooding concerns not really a concern as of now, because most of this stuff looks like it's going to be further north and not that extreme. >> all right, bill, thank you for that. meantime, there is still plenty of debris all over beaches near the santa cruz wharf and boardwalk. after a section of

especially, i think, marin county up to sonoma and napa county.ain. but tonight, tomorrow flood watch north bay, strong south wind, high wind warnings have already been posted. and there it is. what's the good news with this system? well, it's going to be progressive means it's moving. hopefully it doesn't stall out, but clouds rolling in, steady rain develops and breezy afternoon and temperatures 50 to right about near 60. all right. so here it's 530 on a friday morning light or something new. >> it is not light. pardon me. steve, at the bay bridge. we have a crowd here. now, there was something on the span just a little while ago. a stalled vehicle, so i see some slow traffic there. and you can see the traffic is backed up now. it may be clearing up rather soon. remember, on fridays we usually have a lighter commute. we did have a crash at the toll plaza just a little while ago. now they moved it out of the way, but people were still looking at it. and that's why we have the backup. i don't think we'd have a backup here if that crash wouldn't ha

but again, this is all about about marin county north., low clouds, some sun, but then turning cloudy throughout the day. there is an easterly component to that breeze. so i mean temperature forecasts have been just brutal this week. 56 to 62. all right. sal is here. 730. i almost saw tumbleweeds at the bay bridge toll plaza. was i seeing things? >> i think that's what it's going to be like the next week or two. now we're getting closer to the end of the year. a lot of people have time off. let's go to the east shore freeway. i'll show you that first. and you can see that traffic is moving along very nicely. 24 minute drive. that's as good as it gets. really? this is a look at the bay bridge. it is light. we have lighter commutes today. but this evening with the getaway, we're going to have busier commutes trying to get out of the bay area. 731 let's go back to the desk. >> thank you sal. new. this morning, san francisco police say that officers shot and killed someone early this morning. police say it started when two people were hit by

this can be steady, steady and next thing you know, especially marin county. mount tamalpais up to russian river and you can get a lot of rain. the front doesn't come in until tonight into saturday. that will be the heaviest rain, but this looks good for all. so heavy rain. north flood watch, north bay, strong south wind. high wind warning starts tonight. other than that, it's kind of a quiet friday until. that's a big system right there. and it will play into your friday saturday and maybe even into sunday morning. so look for heavy rain to develop by tonight into tomorrow. all right. so here it's either really good or not so good. the not so good is. >> yeah well it's raining hard as you said steve. let me show you the richmond bridge camera. i saw it earlier. it was raining then and i thought it was just a shower. but it hasn't improved in the last hour here at the richmond bridge. and some of these commutes are being affected, no doubt by the rain. looks like it's not raining now at the bay bridge, but we had an earlier crash when it was raining near the m

abc7 news reporter lena howland is live in marin county. with the problem and your options for today. lena. >> hey, amanda, good morning to you. we are at the larkspur smart train station right now where they are experiencing a system wide closure. now,ng a because of that, riders who depend on this train will need to find an alternate, an alternate route of transportation all day long today. now, transit officials say downed trees blocked or damaged the tracks in multiple spots. they have to make repairs and complete testing to prepare for the opening of the new smart petaluma north station later this year. the testing was supposed to happen this weekend with a planned closure, but the weather got in the way for riders who end up taking a taxi, uber or lyft because of this closure. a reminder to save your receipts. smart says it will reimburse commuters. if you request it on the smart website, they'll send money to your clipper card. riders can also take the golden gate transit bus to get around this. they are still offering their regularl

this is really all about marin county. north doesn't mean areas south won't get rain. ybe well into, i think early january, there will be some hefty totals, especially marin sonoma county north. you get fog, it's cold, you get sun. it won't be bad. i think temperatures will bump up for peninsula and south bay today. so kind of tough call here. but if you're east or north man it's just it's pretty cold okay. here we go on saturday some rain then again looks like late sunday into monday. all right here we go on your perfect pet segment with steve paulson. this is romeo romeo san ramon. thank you marilyn we appreciate that. [music] that's a good looking kitty there. and finally here's dexter from san jose. hi dexter. thank you to jennifer. so scan the qr code on the screen to submit your perfect pets and follow the link on your screen. and hopefully we'll show more than just once a week as we head towards january. but thanks to everyone for sending in the pictures, romeo and dexter, happy holidays! >> oh i love it! 400 plus, i love it. all right, you've probably seen it at

marin county, napa county, also sonoma county up into mendocino and about a quarter to a half in laketh. but finally, the system is beginning to make its move 50s on the temps here. we'll get a break tomorrow. it'll be a little colder in the morning. a lot of clouds wednesday, but same for friday. but it looks like the next rain for all would be on saturday. >> you guys all right, steve, thank you so much. it's the holiday season. and who does not like getting a holiday card in the mail? that is why if you mail a holiday card to ktvu before christmas eve, you get one back. this is the first time ktvu has done something like this. the card is signed by all of us here. for more information you can visit ktvu.com/holiday card or scan the qr code on your screen right now. >> the debate over daylight saving time could return to congress, as president elect trump is indicating he supports getting rid of that twice yearly change. so we're asking you if you think we should get rid of daylight saving time. we see the largest group, 60% say yes, keep summer time, no more switching the next larg

same up in sonoma county, marin county and napa county. it's a little northerly breeze there. 30s, 40s and 50s on the temps. plenty of 30s to go even. mountain view is at 37. menlo park 36. 39 hayward. 39 fremont. they're 36 napa airport. cooler to the north. healdsburg is in there. windsor, petaluma. novato. fairfax point reyes station, even sonoma, napa, and of course, up into lake county. there's plenty of 30s there. 14 and 15, truckee, south lake tahoe, two bits in carson city with minden down to nine degrees. a few high clouds tomorrow, but overall today looks good. then the timeline does try to put some rain in here. cloud cover starts to roll in tuesday night into wednesday. right there. that'd be light rain. not much late wednesday, early thursday. better system looks to be on track. we hope late friday into saturday. so maybe a little bit of activity here. we could sure use it. blue monday though cold morning. any fog is just not patchy at best. a little breezy windy up in the hills. 60s on those temps. that's it coming down a lit

the heaviest will be marin county north might even be sonoma county north.ght. thank you steve. yeah, we just wanted to kind of let people know we have been oh my gosh. we have been receiving stacks and stacks of your cards. we've been signing stacks and stacks of cards to send them back to you. it's so heartwarming to read all of your wonderful messages. we just want to share some of them when we can. this is from the sorrel family, the sorrels in san rafael. and this note my husband, steven is in love with all of you. not a day goes by when channel two is not on the news. he will love a return card. thank you. his wife. so they look like a very fun family. yeah, i shouldn't show photos, just. just in case. but anyway, the sorrels out of san rafael. but thanks to all of you for sending those cards. we have them heading back out in the mail to you, and it's just been really heartwarming. >> and i get messages from people saying, i have my card and they show photos of them in their home, so i love it. >> our viewers are the best. yeah. they're just you're the

in the north bay, a child from marin county now has possibly contracted bird flu last month. alameda county confirmed a blue bird flu cases. kron four's. lindsey ford has the story. >> on friday, marin county public health announced that a child possibly contracted bird flu. the source unknown as well as the recent confirmed bird flu case in alameda county. this year. loan bird flu has infected over 50 people in the u.s. and 31 in california, according to the cdc, the chances of contracting bird flu is low, says infectious disease specialist dr peter chin. hong with ucsf help. because as of now, bird flu doesn't transfer from human to human. >> that person is unlikely to spread it to another prison when they go home. for example, because it's very hard to unlock that that door. as you get more more of these things happening. we're worried that it will figure we find key that unlocks the door to get inside the cause. things like pneumonia. and that will be worrisome. unlocking that door, meaning the bird flu virus does have potential to mutate like covid. >> making it more susc

so far, there are at least two human bird flu cases here in the bay area, one in marin county. a county. the children have been. those both children have recovered from that bird flu. >> the impact of the breakup of the pac 12 continues here, as more west coast schools find new homes for their college sports programs. uc davis just announced it will be joining the mountain west conference. the school will start in the new conference in 2026. the university says all sports programs that are now in the big west conference will join the mountain west, including basketball and baseball. there are a few exceptions, though, including the university's football team, which will remain in the big sky conference. >> all right, gasia, let's get right back to sal. get you to where you need to go. everybody behaving now? >> the sunol grade. dave and gasia has some issue. i want to show it to you again. if you're leaving pleasanton and heading down from either pleasanton or the livermore area, there is a slowdown because of an earlier crash. southbound 680 right near the vargas exit and traff

lindsey ford has the latest. >> on friday, marin county public health announced that a child possiblye source unknown as well as the recent confirmed bird flu case in alameda county. this year alone, bird flu has infected over 50 people in the u.s. and 31 in california, according to the cdc, the chances of contracting bird flu is low, says infectious disease specialist dr peter chin. hong with ucsf help. because as of now, bird flu doesn't transfer from human to human. >> that person is unlikely to spread it to another prison when they go home. for example, because it's very hard to unlock that that door. as you get more more of these things happening. we're worried that it will figure we find key that unlocks the door to get inside the cause. things like pneumonia. and that will be worrisome. unlocking that door, meaning the bird flu virus does have potential to mutate like covid. >> making it more susceptible to human to human transporter. dr chan hong says the child in marin county is most likely being treated with tamiflu and antiviral medication commonly used to treat the more fa

billy, in a speech in marin county has reopened. it shut down in september because of a sewage leak. you might remember that was human waste seeping from the bluffs there. the latest testing did not detect wastewater. they say there is still some risk because of what's described chronic fecal contamination from wildlife and pets. there are warning signs still up, telling people to avoid direct contact with the water or the sand near the bluffs. i from sanaa gration coming up, january 20th. he is falling to sign several executive orders on day one on variety of things, including his call for mass deportations. news nation reporter lena shirazi has the story. >> trump is back in the white house. exactly 4 weeks from tomorrow. we know he's been rallying his base in arizona, giving a preview of what's to come. >> golden age of america is upon us. >> president elect trump returning to the stage speaking to thousands of young conservatives out america fast in arizona. trump came out touting his historic win in 7 battleground states and th

so again, it's dry right now in terms of the rain is not hitting us yet here in marin county. but that strong system is expected here in the north bay starting tonight and continuing on into tomorrow again, potentially bringing with it a couple of inches of rain in places like santa rosa. several more inches if you're heading up into the upper elevations if the roads flood. a reminder from authorities don't drive through those areas. the water could be much deeper than it appears. reporting live here in marin city, bob redell, nbc, bay area news. all right, bob, thank you. now, the winter storm warning is in effect in the sierra as well. chp posting this video showing those long lines and big rigs of cars stopping there on i-80, putting the chains on the vehicles. this is nearby truckee right now. the chains are required on both i-80 and highway 50, and you can track that rain on the go all weekend. just download our nbc bay area app. you can also scan the qr code there, right there on your screen. it's going to take you to the latest updates from our storm ranger doppler rada

and now to humans. >> now, this suspected case in marin county follows yet another bird flu case involving a child in alameda county last month that was the first pediatric case in the united states. so far, all of the adults who have contracted bird flu have had mild symptoms, mostly pinkeye. >> drivers across the country are delaying crucial car maintenance, often because of cost. a new report from carfax finds 20% of cars on the road are behind on their oil changes. close to 30% have skipped out their tire rotations. this means about 30 million cars are due for both services. experts say now is the time to check that your car is in good shape, especially as many are traveling during the holidays. >> it's not cheap and a lot of people don't really have the money. these days. everything is high groceries, so i understand they don't want to spend money on their car, but i mean doing the minor maintenance early and getting it done. it's actually very good and saves you money in the long run. >> falling behind on upkeep isn't just costly. it can be dangerous. low or dirty oil can damage your

they have been bringing in crews from up north like humboldt county, to help out in marin and sonoma ties. heather. mike, back to you. >> all right. going to take some time, though for all of that power to be restored. amanda. >> thank you. well, the community of scotts valley and the santa cruz mountains is cleaning up after an extremely rare tornado touched down yesterday. firefighters telling us six vehicles flipped over with people inside. one of them was a cal fire pickup truck. the firefighters gear got carried all the way up into a nearby tree. he, along with four others, were taken to the hospital. all are expected to be okay. the national weather service conducted a storm survey in scotts valley late last night, and assessed a maximum wind speed of 90mph, which is considered a weak ef one tornado. >> well, the storm causing flooding and also knocking down trees. this was in novato. emergency crews from novato police, fire and public works responding to some power lines, traffic signal outages as well as debris there on the roads. the city shared these photos of crews working

have one shower crossing through marin county into the city right now. some lighter showers in the santa cruz mountains. you notice there's not widespread rain this morning, but we do have widespread cloud cover out there. we'll take you into the sierra. snow is falling around truckee this morning. some light snow showers. we do have chain controls on 80 and 50 right now. winter weather advisory continues all day today through noon tomorrow. 4 to 12in of snow above 6000ft with higher amounts over our highest peaks. just be aware of that. if your travels do take you to tahoe today or tomorrow. live doppler seven. we have those light showers right now across northern california. this is what we're waiting for. this will be the steadier rain that arrives later on this evening and through the overnight hours. so here's future weather. some mist, some drizzle this morning, a lull in the action midday and into the afternoon. and then watch what happens this evening. here comes that widespread rain returning to the forecast and some heavier showers developing f

they have been bringing in crews from up north, including humboldt county, to help out there in marin and sonoma counties. >> yesterday's strong, gusty winds and heavy rain did cause serious damage to several areas of an east bay park. officials have now put up temporary fencing and closure signs at the pedestrian bridges at the heron bay nature trail in san leandro. the area is expected to be closed until christmas eve and santa cruz county. >> a rare sight a tornado touching down in scotts valley yesterday. today, residents have been cleaning up. ktvu lamonica peters spoke to people who still can't believe what happened. >> after an ef one tornado touched down in scotts valley on saturday. debris, broken tree limbs and this damaged vehicle were still in the safeway parking lot on mount hermon road. some residents talked about the extreme weather event and how unusual it was in this area. dan quinto says he lives in a mobile home park nearby, and i can see what i thought was a bunch of birds. >> but what it was was the debris from the top of the tornado was kind of right over that wa

yesterday in marin county was 51 degrees., then windsor, pleasanton, sonoma state, all at 32. woodside, danville, lafayette and sonoma are all at 33 cold degrees. a little bit of an east breeze. not as strong as yesterday, thank goodness. the oakland berkeley hills was just rocking yesterday at this time. but it's come down a little bit. but it's still an east northeast. it will turn southerly later today. once that front to the far left begins to make its move tonight, the dry pattern only going to make it to 15 days. we will end this probably tomorrow morning. the way it looks dry. about to end after 15 days. which isn't bad. really not too bad. snow on the mountain, in the mountains, and on the mountains will be on the way here over the next couple of days. a stronger system saturday and another system looks like on monday. 30s. 40s on the 10th. plenty of 30s. menlo park at 34 degrees 36 napa airport 33 santa rosa. there's plenty to go around. boulder creek is 30. so much colder in the santa cruz mountains. felton 31, holl

the rain is lighter in marin county. that is not a trend going to last long. where you are dry like in san francisco it will lot last long. the heaviest rain will be moving in as we head through the rest of tonight and into early saturday morning. let's take a look at future cast. we will take you through 8:00 a.m. tomorrow. waves of moderate to occasional heavy rain. wherever the heaviest rain moves through, the darker oranges, the reds on future cast, it will be with some very gusty winds, gusts over 50 miles an hour could result in power outages, make sure you have inflatable lawn decorations up for the holidays, deflate those before going to bed and charge up your phones. all sorts of advisories and watches and warnings in effect. we will separate it out and show you how things will impact you. a flood watch in effect all of the way through sunday. once the rain winds down tomorrow afternoon it takes time for the water to make its way into the waterways. be prepared for standing water at intersections, do try to drive through water-covered roadways. the br

we're talking about 1 to 3in for marin, napa, sonoma counties. i think on average we're about 1.5in up towards the north bay, and then an inch to an inch and a quarter san francisco southward. we'll have to watch out in the north bay for small creeks and streams that could rise. right now, we're not expecting major rivers to hit flood stage like the russian river. doesn't look like that's going to happen at this point. we'll keep an eye on it. sira snow a foot or more up at the highest levels. not going to be wet all weekend. we'll be dry on sunday, so you can still get whatever you got to do for the holidays. we know the time is counting down and the list is still long, and you'll see another chance for some spotty rain on monday. again, i think saturday that's going to be the worst of it when it comes to the wet weather. okay, we're ready for it. thank you jeff. well, up next from first lady of san francisco to trump's team, the job - man, i need some serious help with this health insurance stuff. - check out covered california. it's a free ser

. >>> a small plane crashed in marin county today at gnoss field in novato. footage from our chopper shows the plane nose down next to the runway. county officials confirm a so-called ground loop during takeoff caused that crash. a ground loop is like a car fishtailing. this crash comes four months after a deadly small plane crash in the same field. >>> in east san jose a final vote is expected tonight on the proposed closure of seven schools in the alum rock district. that meeting starts in about an hour and comes as the district is facing a $20 million deficit. the strict needs to come up with a budget plan by december 16th or the county is going to take over. the school superintendent says each school closure would save about $1 million. >>> today california lawmakers kicking off a special session called by governor newsom. he said his goal is to protect the state's aggressive policies ahead of a second trump policy. attorney general rob bonta introduced new bills to protect abortion rights and immigrants. this bill also targets clean vehicles and wildfire

rain showers or light showers in santa rosa working their way into marin county. a wet morning commute for most. >> also coming up, strong pushback against plans to alter the jonestown massacre site into a tourist attraction. >> horrified because it doesn't deserve to be a tourist attraction. >> tonight we are hearing from longtime bay area politician jackie speier, who was shot multip t (♪) when your child has moderate to severe eczema, it's okay for them to show off. show off their clearer skin and noticeably less itch, with dupixent. because children 6 months and older with eczema have plenty of reasons to show off their skin. with dupixent, the number one prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, they can stay ahead of their eczema. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema to help heal your child's skin from within. severe allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for face, mouth, tongue, or throat swelling, wheezing or trouble breathing. tell your doctor of new or worsening eye problems like eye pai

other counties include napa and marin both 4.41. now in alameda county. you can expect a to pay for 32 a gallon for 31 in contra costa for 27 in santa clara. for 25 in solano. if you're heading out, triple a says to be sure to leave extra time as traffic expected to pick up. so plan ahead and of course, try safely. bart is operating on an extended schedule for the upcoming holidays. the transit service announced trains will run on christmas eve from 05:00am to midnight and from 08:00am to christmas on current to be night in christmas day but will provide service on new year's eve from 05:00am to 01:00am. and on new year's day from 08:00am until midnight. we'll keep you updated on bart schedule at kron 4 dot com. all right. we're just days away from christmas celebrations. still last minute, holiday travelers who are taking to the sky. >> this is a look at the latest flight delays and cancellations across bay area. airports. >> according to flightaware, at least a last check, sfo has 35 delays and one canceled flight oakland airport to delays and no cancel

moving up to the north bay and marin county officials. they issued alerts for the county's ocean and bay coastlines. >> advising those to either evacuate or move up to higher ground and an elementary school in corte madera took measures to respond to the warning. >> i'm theresa here in marin county and behind me, thates cove elementary school in corte madera at 11. 39, the superintendent sent out an e-mail that e-mail inform parents and guardians of school was advised by the central marin police authority to have those at cove move to higher ground as a precautionary measure because of the tsunami warning. superintendent doctor brett guys. men added that parents were asked not to pick up students to ensure roads remain clear. just in case for first responder vehicles saying that it was critical to get the roadways clear for emergency personnel. 2 other schools in that district hall middle school and redwood high school. we're not advised to be evacuated. both schools back up to a creek cove elementary school sits near the san francisco bay

marin county covered in the heavy downpours, heading its way into san francisco and oakland, pushing over the hills into parts of the trivalley. heavy rain beginning to fall as well. this will be the trend throughout the rest of the evening. back edge is still well off the coast. we are not done with this. take a look at futurecast, we will be seeing moisture. not likely to result in any significant flooding threat, but we'll continue to evaluate as more rain falls on increasingly saturated ground. it just continues to come at us until after the sun comes up tomorrow morning. there are an abundance of watches, warnings, advisories. map becomes clutter here, flood watch in effect for the north bay. that goes through sunday afternoon. some of the water could be an issue. wind advisory in the whole bay area with a high wind warning. stronger gusts along the coast. and for good measure, a high surf advisory as well as the waves will be kicking up 18 to 22 feet. not that you'll be heading to the beach any way. the wind will be a significant issue. we'll track that hour by hour in a few mi

you can see that drizzle here from our mount tam cam in marin county. stronger showers are arriving as we speak. good evening and thank you for joining us. i'm dion lim. this latest round of rain is part of a parade of storms marching into the bay area.ms meteorologist frances dinglasan joining us now with more on the timing. hi, frances. >> hi, diane. yep. the rain is moving towards the north bay right now, and it will stay in the north bay over the next few hours. here's a look at live doppler seven satellite radar. lots of cloud cover all around the bay area. we're also seeing some lightning strikes off the north bay coast. about 14 lightning strikes right now, and some light rain moving in towards the north bay. it's a level one light storm on our exclusive storm impact scale. we'll see rain and showers tonight. then we get a break during the morning and then more showers tomorrow afternoon. this does mean slick roads and there is that high surf warning now. dangerous conditions at the beaches. so even by 8:00 tonight, most of the rainfall generally

napa marin counties at the time were speaking. heavier rainfall right around santa rosa down to petaluma inverness right there. point raise, stretching all the way up into northern napa. county showers are beginning to pick up towards sandra fell. you've really yet to see a

this happenedn marin county.ice say thereceed a call at about 1115 yesterday morning about a home break in near the corner of shelter bay avenue and hamilton drive. when officers arrived, the suspect took off running across highway 101 and en tried to steal three vehicles while police chased him. 45 year old james josep estes of placer county was arrested shortly after. he's facing a series of charges including burglary, resisting arrest and vehicle tampering. the california highway patrol officers were busy over the thanksgiving holiday. in fact, statewide officers made more than 1100 dui arrests. they also wrote about 17,500 speeding citations here in the bay area. the golden gate division says it made 214 dui arrests and sadly, three people died in crashes. the maximum enforcement period. it ran from 6:00 wednesday night through thanksgiving before thanksgiving. excuse me through sunday night. well, newly elected state senator jesse arreguin, who represents parts of the east bay, introduced his first bill in s

. >> laney, hendricks, with marin county says there are steps people can take to prepare. first of all, you want to secure anything that could be easily knocked over by wind. there is time to have some excess leads and put those into the green been that really helps keep them out of the storm drain to reduce flood risk. those that live in low-lying areas should consider getting sandbags at one of the many locations scattered throughout the county, especially since we're not just talking about king tides, but also the coming storm. drivers should also be on alert, especially once the rains start. >> lam for more time in case you do need to take an alternate route. no, those uncommitted routes and most importantly, do not attempt to drive through flooded roadways because even just a few inches of water can stall out your vehicle. >> so again, the triple whammy, erin moran, we're looking at the flood watch with the rains were looking at the king tides are looking at the high wind watch. so a lot to be concerned about. we don't have to be out. probably a good idea to stay in l

ktvu zac sos was in marin county today with a closer look. >> fun doesn't stop in fairfax at navy sportsits. >> it's lights out, but business as usual. >> visitors got to crank o, so we just keep going. >> pg and e trying to locate the source of the outage. as other crews spread out acray area, playing catch up from this weekend's heavy wind and rain. >> the storm that h our service area wasfr extremely intense. this is actually the 19th most impactful storm that we've seen since 1995, so this was definitely a big one. >> back at the bar in fairfax, where the power went out just before six customers unbothered, having a drink in the dark. >> having a drink in the dark. yeah, you just missed the ukulele the room and the crowd was singing and having a good time. >> it's ambiance. allah lanterns. thanks to bartender ron santa cruz, we've been putting up with it off and on for years. >> the problem is, every place else has gone computerized, and when you do that, power goes out. you can't do anything. >> well, crews have yet to determine if a downed tree was the culprit behind this outage el

. >> and in marin county, in elementary school, in corte madera took measures in response to that warning corte madera known low-lying area. are theresa continues our coverage. >> i'm theresa here in marin county and behind me, that's cove elementary school in corte madera at 11. 39, the superintendent sent out an e-mail that e-mail inform parents and guardians of school was advised by the central marin police authority to have those at cove move to higher ground as a precautionary measure because of the tsunami warning. superintendent doctor brett guys. men added that parents were asked not to pick up students to ensure roads remain clear. just in case for first responder vehicles saying that it was critical to get the roadways clear for emergency personnel. 2 other schools in that district hall middle school and redwood high school. we're not advised to be evacuated. both schools back up to a creek cove elementary school sits near the san francisco bay. that is the richmond sandra fell bridge, which is visible from cove school. >> where we live in nevada, we didn't think. anything would

. >> san rafael police say this man, 48 year old david jonathan margolis, is in the marin county jail. the same man who pleaded guilty to assaulting a member of a north bay mosque last march. now he's been arrested again for a new assault and attempted kidnaping. san rafael police say around 114, a m saturday, a resident on ross street called for help, saying a man had broken into their house from a back door. philip milner, a neighbor, saw police respond. >> i saw some very bright white lights that were clearly, you know, from a police car. i noticed that they were parked just down the block. maybe 4 or 5 doors down. >> san rafael police say a pregnant woman told them she woke up and discovered a stranger in her living room. she screamed and the suspect hit he. >> he used his flashlight and struck the victim in the head. >> police say her husband came downstairs and struggled with the suspect, forcing him out of the house and down a flight of stairs. >> our officers did a large scale neighborhood and area search. we called in mutual aid from the novato police department had requested

marin county has been pushing for tougher regulations for kids using e-bikes. in september, governor newsom also signed a bill allowing the county to prohibit e-bike use for kids under the age of 16. let's go outside a live look at san jose, which is on a new list, ranking cities with the fastest home price growth in 2024. anaheim. anaheim saw the most growth, with home prices up 12.5%, according to redfin. newark and new brunswick in new jersey rounded out the top three. san jose came in at number nine, with home prices growing 8.5% so far this year. even with high mortgage rates discouraging buyers, home prices climbed in most major u.s. cities this year, according to redfin data. median home prices in the 50 largest u.s. cities were up 5.8% through november. so it's not only in the bay area, but it's happening all over the country. terry mcsweeney joins us now with what's coming up at 5:00 news. yeah, we got new developments from the santa cruz wharf, which had a big section destroyed by those huge waves earlier this week. we're seeing video of lifeguards ju

the new rules rolling out in marin county. and temperatures are dropping right now. 56 here in walnut creek, 40 coming in by 10 p.m. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. i'll get you that full weekend forecast and a look at what's happening if y're traveling tomorrow as well. i'll see you back here in about eight minutes. tonight my exclusive interview with the head of the faa on boeing's challenges, the shortage of air traffic controllers and record holiday travel. plus, the latest legal setback for tiktok facing a potential ban in this country. and could now lead to changes in prisons nationwide. the federal prison in dublin is closing after being plagued with sexual abuse. several officials have been convicted and imprisoned. the scandal also led to a class action lawsuit filed by eight former inmates. today, that group announced a settlement with the federal bureau of prisons. the agreement includes monitoring at more than a dozen prisons and protections for other former dublin inmates. all this, and a formal acknowledgme

if you don't have to be out, don't in marin county. dan kerman kron, 4 news. thank you. dan kron 4 will continue to have the latest on the storms. stay with us on air and online at kron. 4 dot com. >> new at 6, 3, people taken to the hospital after a car rammed into the back of a fire truck. >> this happened on highway. 24 in a red dot just before 12, 30 this afternoon near the caldecott tunnel. crews say the fire truck was parked as firefighters were working on a different accident. that's when the car crashed into the back of their truck at freeway speed. those inside the car were taken to the hospital for treatment. 2 firefighters were also taken to the hospital chec former house speaker nancy pelosi is in the hospital tonight. she fell down some stairs during an event in europe. pelosi is 84 years old. she was in luxembourg to mark the 80th anniversary of the battle of the bulge. someone familiar with the situation says she injured her hip. pelosi spokesperson says she's receiving great care from doctors and is looking forward to coming back to the united states as s

moving from marin county into contra costa county.ere, but weakening now as that batch of showers continues to move inland and we will see the chances of thunder decreasing overnight. but for areas north of san francisco tomorrow, still the ongoing chance of seeing some showers during the day. but compared to tuesday morning, monday is a much better travel day. if you want to head up to the sierra for sure, we'll have a look at that coming up in just a minute. right now we've got temperatures in the 50s for the morning, areas of fog, a few showers possible, mostly north of san francisco, but another mild day tomorrow. upper 60s might even be close to 70 south of san jose. low to mid 60s around san francisco and oakland. now the second storm coming in is going to pack a bigger punch as you see it race through there. as we get into tuesday morning, here's a look from 3 a.m. to 8 a.m. on tuesday. think heavy rain at times. gusty winds, a chance of thunderstorms as we head into the evening. skies start to clear out, but look at the rain t

a child from marin county has possibly contracted bird flu. >> just last month, alameda county confirmed a bird flu case. kron four's. lindsey ford has the story. >> contracted bird flu. >> the source unknown as well as the recent confirmed bird flu case in alameda county. this year. loan bird flu has infected over 50 people in the u.s. and 31 in california, according to the cdc, the chances of contracting bird flu is low, says infectious disease specialist dr peter chin. hong with ucsf help. because as of now, bird flu doesn't transfer from human to human. >> that person is unlikely to spread it to another prison when they go home. for example, because it's very hard to unlock that that door. as you get more more of these things happening. we're worried that it will figure on the find key that unlocks the door to get inside because things like pneumonia. and that will be worrisome. unlocking that door, meaning the bird flu virus does have potential to mutate like covid. >> making it more susceptible to human to human dr chan hong says the child in marin county is most likely being treat