i'm marty gonzalez. here now is dave spahr with weather. with weather.dave spahr here now is dave spahr with weather. and in the south bay... a massive chunk of highway 37 in los gatos is gone. it broke off on friday. and, kron four's philippe djegal shows us why neighbors don't expect the area to re-open for months... four news. highway 17 four news. highway 17 in the santa cruz mountains is now partially open after a massive mudslide blocked the roadway. one lane is open in each direction where the mudslide happened....just north of vine hill road. engineers are still trying to figure out the best way to clean up the mess left behind. and the clean-up work has proven to be very dangerous. on thursday, two contractors working for caltrans were run over by a dump-truck trying to clear the road. one of them died, the other was seriously injured. we have much more coverage on the storm damage online. for a full list of closed roads around the bay area, and updates on when they will reopen... just go to our website at kron-four-dot-com. the ra

i'm marty gonzalez. we are expecting rain tonight. meterologist dave spahr is here with the forecast. dry weather is forecast for most of today. shower chances will develop by late afternoon as a weather system approaches from the northwest. this weather system will continue to produce shower chances through monday evening. rainfall accumulation will be light. dry weather conditions are forecast from tuesday through the remainder of the week as high pressure builds over the region. along with the dry weather, expect a warming trend during the second half of the week. breaking news. there's been another shooting on an east bay freeway. one man is dead this morning and now, the gunman remains on the loose. kron four's averi harper is live at the c-h-p office in martinez with the latest. averi? á deadly shooting on highway 4 in antiochá man was killed around 9:00 saturday nightá gunman remains on the loose á deadly shooting on highway 4 in antiochá man was killed around 9:00 saturday nightá gunman remains on the loose thanks averi. anoth

i'm marty gonzalez. you are taking a look at storm tracker four. meteorologist dave spahr is here with what you need to know about today's storm. scattered showers will diminish in coverage through the day with a period of dry weather conditions possible tonight. widespread rainfall set to return to the region on sunday during the day with periods of moderate to heavy rainfall likely sunday night into monday. stronger southerly winds and widespread flooding will be likely as an atmospheric river takes aim somewhere along the central california coast. showers linger monday night into potentially wednesday before dry conditions return late next week. and our team coverage of the storm continues this morning now with averi harper. she's live san jose this morning covering the rain. how's it looking out there averi? downed trees also a big problem in san jose and the damage is cutting power to thousands of people. neighbors on east empire street, near 12-th street say this palm tree snapped and landed on a home. no one was injured. but the damage did n

good morning i'm marty gonzalez welcome to the kron 4 morning news.. a live look at storm tracker 4 we can see scattred showers right now, but rain is on it's way later today. so lets the latest on the weekend forecast from meteorolgist dave spahr. a weather system dropping from north to south off the west coast will bring rain chances to our area today and tonight, primarily near the coastal areas. another system will produce shower chances from late sunday into monday. dry weather is expected to return by tuesday. an extended period of dry weather, along with a warming trend, is then forecast through the remainder of next week. we got a very short notice that we had to evacuate. i just got a phone call from work came packed up everything, i mean the most important things and left. our top story this morning... the clean up after major flooding in san jose continues. thousands of people were impacted when coyote creek spilled over. flooding homes, and cars and forcing people out of their homes with little notice. and while some have been allowed to re

i'm marty gonzalez. meteorologist dave spahr is here with what you need to know about today's storm. high impact event set to unfold during the next 24 to 36 hours as a potent pacific storm system and atmospheric river brings widespread rainfall and strong winds to the region. periods of heavy rainfall are likely from late this evening through monday evening, potentially resulting in flooding across portions of the region. in addition, southerly winds will increase late today and be locally strong and gusty through monday evening. widespread rainfall will then taper off late monday night into tuesday. cooler and somewhat drier weather conditions are expected late in upcoming week. active advisories -flash flood watch for the entire bay area 4 pm today until 4 am tuesdaywind advisory for the entire bay area 4 pm today until 5 am tuesday many places around the bay area are still recovering from the last round of storms, including alameda county. palomares canyon near niles canyon road in fremont is still s

i'm marty gonzalez. le'ts get things started by taking a live look at storm- tracker 4. we have scatattered showers throughout the bay area this morning.lets take a look at conditions outside from our embarcadero camera. for how long this rain will last today here's dave spahr. scattered showers will do it for the today carried it will be the best break we get today it. and a little bit tomorrow morning as well a break from tonight and are round of everything because we have more on the way. >> reporter: shot at the bay bridge there you see the arm is overcast skies going on the same thing around alcatraz island with severances go in the backdrop for us. what does it look like from raid are putting this into motion right now and the peninsula up here at the north pay a couple splotches all so and parts of contra costa county as well. will continue all day scattered showers the fairest way to phrase it a snapshot for you on the storm tracker along the peninsula of marin county. >> reporter: this will kind on and off the scattered showers of an upgrade what you can expect

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she will have two handlers with her, including marty, who has been with her her entire life. the gonzalez is at nationals to with the latest happening there. john: zookeepers have been using the phrase "bittersweet." your child toding college. it is exciting, but sad. it has been a busy day for bao bao. she was allowed into her yard , thehe final time in d.c. final morning here. we watched as she played with her ball, toys, and eight bamboo. she did some flips for the camera and had chance here. it was quiet. the zoo did not open until noon. bao inift carried bao her crate into the fedex truck after being born here and living here for 3.5 years. in just minutes, she was gone. >> she will not be sedated. staff will have emergency meds but she will probably be happy sitting in the crate. bundles of bamboo and a favorite treats, including apples and pears. there is 50 to 60 pounds on the plane,ied she will be with a zookeeper and veterinarian the entire time. once she arrives in chi, about 30 days. reporting at the national zoo, john gonzalez. three historic monuments in d.c. vandalized with