this morning, an event to celebrate the reopening of the lafayette-moraga regional trail in moraga. local leaders are speaking about the project, which was a partnership between east bay regional park district, east bay municipal utility district and the town of moraga. the trail section has been closed since 2016 because of a landslide. the project included stabilizing the slope and reconstructing the trail. one woman who lives near the trail tells me it would have been nice for it to open sooner, but she's just glad it's finally open. >> moraga lafayette trail. having grown up here, it's always been the space that we connect, you know? we just keep on going through. the moraga lafayette bike trail is beautiful and amazing, and that one just keeps on going to canyon. so it's a nice place to not have to stop at a gate to turn around. and it's really nice to see that it just they did the work, you know, it didn't just stop and say, okay, no more. so it's been awesome. >> this trail was basically wiped out and was threatening homes here. and so it had to be totally rebuilt from the cr

the wait is finally over as a section of the lafayette-moraga regional trail finally reopened today.en closed since 2016 because of a landslide. since then, crews have been rebuilding the trail and stabilizing the hillside between canyon road and westchester street in moraga. the entire trail runs over seven miles along saint mary's road. >> still ahead. imagine going to the movie theater to see wicked, and then the stars of the movie show up. what? some people don't have to imagine that because it happened in the bay area last but his vision dimmed with age. he had amd. i didn't know it then, but it can progress to ga, an advanced form of the disease. his struggle with vision loss from amd made me want to help you see warning signs of ga, like: hazy or blurred vision, so it's hard to see fine details, colors that appear dull or washed out, or trouble with low light that makes driving at night a real challenge. if you think you have ga, don't wait. treatments are available. ask a retina specialist about fda-approved treatments for ga and go to gawontwait.com ♪ ♪ with reynolds, holida

southbound 13 right around moraga avenue. there's a car fire. fire crews on scene now presumably taking care of the vehicle, as well as the hillside, which might have had a little bit of brush fire starting there. so we'll track that. but nothing dramatic. reported a little slowing for 880 down through san leandro and hayward. and the bill for san jose north. 101 kicking in again. back to you. thank you mike. well, next here on today in the bay nbc bay area responds. she thinks a utility broke her gas line, but the company won't pay to repair it. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds next. it's day one of the 1212 days of christmas snack edition, and i give you one of my kids favorites. this is queso fundido. yes, it is melted cheese, but no, do not call it queso because it's even more special than that. i officially kicked off my annual 12 days of christmas, and this year i'm switching things up, trying to bring you some simple and budget friendly recipes to handle those last minute potlucks and holiday parties. you can

and that should be moraga. petaluma is at 34. same in napa and in pittsburg. american canyon is checking in at 34 degrees. so depending on your neighborhood you could have a colder result. it is now 42 degrees in hayward, backing through castro valley and a pair of fours at sfo lower than that in half moon bay and 42 degrees. at this hour in san jose, it's much colder than it was just 24 hours ago. so you need to dress in layers out the door this morning. the wind has been blowing up to seven miles per hour and throughout rio vista and also in the fairfield area. and when that does so, it just mixes up the air mass. so therefore if the winds were calm, it would be much colder. the winds are pretty flat. however, around the peninsula at this early hour. live weather camera at 510 this morning, official sunrise is at 725 and we will see bright clear skies. just a little bit of fog out towards the santa rosa area. not much stratus at all. temperatures will top off today between 55 and 60 degrees. check this out. we're in between two separate systems here. one to

so did moraga. orinda 33, petaluma 34, and same in pittsburg.t air temperatures are still settling into the 30s and 40s across the board. check out palo alto. mighty cold at 39 degrees. there are areas of black ice. that's the ice. because of the frost and the freeze that has formed on top of the puddles from our recent rain. temperatures today with the partly cloudy skies into the 50s across the board, except for the santa clara valley at 60 degrees, we'll have the full forecast that's coming up in just a matter of minutes from right now. but, sal castaneda, are you going to really stay up all the way till midnight tonight? >> you know, i don't know, sometimes i do the east coast one. yeah. you know, it really depends on what i feel like, right. it felt. how is sal feeling at the moment? you know, see how my wife feels. that's usually the way it goes. let's go out and take a look at the commute. now at the bay bridge, you will see that traffic is backed up all the way out to the macarthur maze. metering lights are on. ha ha. did i fool you? bec

moraga police say slick roads may have contributed to this crash on saint mary's road, where a driver lost control hitting this roadside. luckily, nobody hurt. in walnut creek, rain water was running off and umbrellas were up across town. >> we're trying to put away before the next rain. >> rain bringing challenges for vendors and shoppers at the sunday farmers market in sebastopol. thank goodness for tents. >> i've been here holding down the tent at times. uh- the coffee tent always becomes kind of a social. people come on in because it's pouring rain, so i can barely move in here at times because people are hanging out and getting out of the rain. >> there's no doubt rain is a welcome end of the year gift insurance for the future. >> the reservoirs are all full and that's that's what counts. >> so as the storm passed through, check it out. this rainbow stuck around in the north bay. cornell, bernard. abc seven news. >> east bay a gas leak forced evacuations in san leandro. p-g-and-e's says 12,000 people were forced from their homes around 630 this morning. in the area that you see h

marinda moraga fire all responded to the scene. the fire is now out. caltrans is now trying to remove the burn vehicle. no reports of any injuries. in the meantime to our first alert weather right now. rainy, messy morning in san francisco. this is video just from around downtown. we're not done yet. meteorologist jessica burch has our holiday week forecast. hey, jess. >>>>a little bit drizzly out there right now, especially in the north bay two. now, as we head into the afternoon and evening hours tonight, we'll continue to see those passing showers move mostly to the north along our coastline. a similar trend there, too. and along our coast, we're also dealing with that high surf warning, all highlighted in the green all around me from san francisco down south and half moon bay, and from stinson beach, all the way up into bodega bay. and past that we could see the waves anywhere up to around 35ft high, the breakers anywhere up to 35ft high. and that pink color you see all around me. that's a small craft advisory. so if you're out there sailing today,

lisa, a grandmother from moraga, spent weeks waving trump flags on an overpass near lafayette. >> make sure you get to the polls early. >> reporter: stefisha organized for kamala harris. one to ten, how bad are the stress levels? >> 12. >> reporter: aside from appearing in a series of stories about the election, they had never crossed paths before until lisa reached out. >> i thought let's go. let's continue this. >> reporter: stefisha agreed suggesting they meet here at the museum. >> i wanted to meet you here because i wanted you to see the root of our history. >> reporter: it started well enough. >> what about you? what do you do? >> reporter: but regardless of their good intentions, it quickly became clear this wasn't going to be easy. >> i don't think that the values espoused in the trump administration is anti any racial group. >> oh, my. >> reporter: but the conversation got particularly heated when it came to education. lisa is a former teacher. stefisha helps disadvantaged youth become more literally. >> donald trump loves black people? >> yes. >> reporter: by the end there wa

officials say two firefighters in the moraga orinda fire district truck sustained minor injuries. it happened in oakland on highway 24 near the highway 13 interchange at about 1245 this afternoon. officials say the car was traveling about 70mph when it hit the fire truck, which was on the scene for an earlier accident. all lanes have since reopened, and they urge drivers to slow down during wet weather, increased stopping distances and watch for emergency workers working on freeways and highways. more rain is on the way as the next storm approaches. here's abc seven meteorologist lisa argen with the weekend forecast. >> we have our high surf advisory, and boy, things are going to get churned up here. up to about 22 foot breakers is what we're expecting with this storm system and an active pacific. so the swell is there. our coastal flood advisory for the king tides that continues. so not only will we see that flooding, but it's going to be compounded by this heavy rain, this level two system coming in tonight. this is our flood warning for the russian river up at hopland. so we're

authorities say the car was traveling at 70 miles an hour when it hit the truck from the moraga orinda department that responded to an earlier accident. two people inside the sedan were taken to the hospital, one with major injuries. three firefighters in the engine were not hurt. all westbound lanes were closed for at least ten minutes, backing up traffic, as you can imagine for several miles, and you'll want to be careful if you're heading up to the sierra this evening. >> got video right here from about an hour ago from the caltrans camera on interstate 80 at castle peak, just west of truckee, where chains are now required. this evening. same goes over on highway 50, over at echo summit. traffic is relatively light as you see right here, but moving slowly. some fresh powder on the ground there too. you can follow along as the forecast evolves with the abc seven bay area app. it gives you access to the same live doppler seven our weather team uses will also send out push alerts with important updates. >> new details nypd confirms that san francisco did, in fact pass along a tip sugge

they've gotten, smith will keep it open as long as she can, welcoming in families across lafayette, moraga and orinda. very nice. all right. a familiar face, a donald foil, stopped by macy's union square. windows of adoptable dogs and cats. the appearance is part of the warriors season of giving campaign. o'donnell met some of the pets looking for forever homes, and learned more about the work the spca does for animals in san francisco. if you want to check out the display and meet the sweet cats and dogs available, the holiday window will be at macy's until new year's eve. and look at o'donnell, who is the nicest man you ever want to meet. trying to help dogs and cats find forever homes. very nice. well, the forty-niners struggles this season. will they help them in the long run? well, the coach thinks so. sports director larry beil is here to explain why. larry. >> dan brock purdy turns 25 tomorrow. his body probably feels a lot older, given that he's been running for his life this year. but kyle shanahan sees the upside in the struggle for the niners ♪ but my heart's of gold ♪ ♪ just on

they've gotten, smith will keep it open as long as she can, welcoming in families across lafayette, moraga and orinda. very nice. all right. a familiar face, a donald foil, stopped by macy's union square. windows of adoptable dogs and cats. the appearance is part of the warriors season of giving campaign. o'donnell met some of the pets looking for forever homes, and learned more about the work the spca does for animals in san francisco. if you want to check out the display and meet the sweet cats and dogs available, the holiday window will be at macy's until new year's eve. and look at o'donnell, who is the nicest man you ever want to meet. trying to help dogs and cats find forever homes. very nice. well, the forty-niners struggles this season. will they help them in the long run? well, the coach thinks so. sports director larry beil is here to explain why. larry. >> dan brock purdy turns 25 tomorrow. his body probably feels a lot older, given that he's been running for his life this year. but kyle shanahan this year. but kyle shanahan sees the upside in the s - i had health insurance befo

moraga police say slick roads may have contributed to this crash on saint mary's road, where a driver lost control hitting this roadside. luckily, nobody hurt. in walnut creek, rain water was running off and umbrellas were up across town. >> we're trying to put away before the next rain. >> rain bringing challenges for vendors and shoppers at the sunday farmers market in sebastopol. thank goodness for tents. >> i've been here holding down the tent at times. uh- the coffee tent always becomes kind of a social. people like, come on in because it's pouring rain, so i can barely move in here at times because people are hanging out and getting out of the rain. >> there's no doubt rain is a welcome end of the year gift insurance for the future. >> the reservoirs are all full and that's that's what counts. >> so as the storm passed through, check it out. this rainbow stuck around in the north bay. cornell, bernard. abc seven news. >> quite the images there. a man that antioch police considered armed and dangerous is now in police custody. >> this is the antioch police department. exited resi

we had some kids on the court moraga cleaning the court betwren seesaw battle for the middle of the 2ndalf mitchell saxen inside laces in softly off the glass. he had 18 points and 12 rebounds. gales up by 4 late justice marshall loan us. wow. drives into the lane, hits the fade away. floater off glass. he finished with 16 saint mary's pizza. merrimack. 73 to 68. the gaels continue their hot start. they improved to 10 2 on the season to make this. and finally tonight will hit the ice. the sharks hosting the avalanche to and welcoming back an old friend that's recently traded goalie mackenzie blackwood in net tonight against his old mates. mckenzie in the abs had a one. nothing lead in the second sharks looking to tie jan ruta with the shot on goal of the flex off of blackwood right to carol guns knox home. the rebound, his first as a shark's first of the season. then later on. in the second period, it's the go ahead. goal for william eklund. but sharks couldn't hang on 3rd period. now tied at 2 here come the end. >> and the abs with an odd man rush. that's the game winner from joe kinne

fire officials say the moraga-orinda fire district engine was parked near the center divide to protect the accident scene after an earlier crash. two people were hurt. two firefighters were checked out at the hospital. >>> i'm anne makovec with new body cam video of b.a.r.t. police shooting a woman in the park of the union city station. police were called there on reports of somebody driving erratically and the confrontation started calmly enough. >> someone said that a car matching this description was doing donuts in this parking lot. >> eating donuts? >> no. doing donuts in this parking lot. >> i don't know how to do donuts. >> that is 32-year-old jasmine gogh on november 18th. police were about to let her go, but they got word her license and registration were not valid. things escalated when the officers tried to get her to get out of the vehicle. >> you're scaring me. stop. you're scaring me. stop. >> ma'am. >> stop. you're scaring me. >> ma'am, i'm going to -- ma'am! >> shots fired. >> police say the officer fired three shots striking the woman in the chest. she survived and was

brandon moraga is cut the ribbon on the warehouse. he is the chief operating officer at alum rock, a global supply chain company. brandon, i mentioned cars, but there are generator batteries. there are golf cart batteries. all of a sudden there are a lot of batteries in the world. yeah. that's right. and thanks for having me today. obviously, to talk about this important issue. you know, lithium ion batteries have been in our lives for a long time now, right in our laptops and on our phones. but they're getting more and more in our lives, as you said, with with cars powering our homes, powering our camp units, powering anything you can think of. and it's our opinion these days that almost every warehouse in the country has some density of lithium ion batteries. so the more we're aware of that situation and the more we're taking it seriously, the safer we're all going to be. and you could retrofit future or current warehouses. you describe it as a warehouse within a warehouse. so a warehouse that you know, where they're warehousing thi

community leaders celebrated with a and west chester street in moraga had been closed since 2016 dueong the trail prior to the trail's t partnership between the east bay regional park district. east bay mud and the town of going. following that unusual over the weekend. ktvu is jesse gary went back to the community today and shows us how it's recovering from the damage. >> amid a downpour. scotts valley monday slowly inchi towards normalcy. >> the traffic is not the best. well, it's better now. the lights just came on which is traffic control. >> the snarled traffic along mount hermon road, easing a bit as crews repair or replace some of the 15 traffic signals that city officials say were damaged or destroyed saturday. >> mount hermo is the second busiest road in all of santa cruz county. so getting that traffic flowing again for rush hour and school traffic is one of our highest priorities right now. >> a rare tornado touched along a one third mile area of mount hermon road from lockwood lane to kings village road. trees were toppled, cars tossed and flipped, and a handful of people

i'm on my way to a moraga, a tradition in these parts, best described as the local version of a beachbecue. working the grill chef juan andrÉs maria, he heads the highly regarded el claustro back in granada. we're joined by fellow chef rafael lucas and some friends. have faith you are killing us with some good looking food here. yeah, some of that simple yet magical salmorejo on toast. >> it's one of my favorite things here. >> amazing dried tuna flavor. >> packed like tuna, prosciutto. >> we normally put some olive oil. >> oh, 100% extra virgin from granada. >> some spicy, spicy and bitter. >> and. >> oh, that's good. >> oh so good. spain is a beautiful country, but we're not even eating yet. >> it's good. >> cool. it's like a patÉ. >> patÉ de morcilla. >> oh, sweet. >> warp mash. >> that is like the best thing in the world. >> you want to eat the whole thing? >> this. yeah, yeah. >> chocolate. >> this is the chocolate of the gods. >> some grilled octopus and sea bream. oh, and some nice pork tenderloin and my personal favorite, a particularly delicious morcilla fresh blood sausage.

moraga police say slick roads may have contributed to this crash on saint mary's road, where a drivere. luckily, nobody hurt. in walnut creek, rain water was running off and umbrellas were up across town. >> we're trying to put away before the next rain. >> rain bringing challenges for vendors and shoppers at the sunday farmers market in sebastopol. thank goodness for tents. >> i've been here holding down the tent at times. uh- the coffee tent always becomes kind of a social. people come on in because it's pouring rain, so i can barely move in here at times because people are hanging out and getting out of the rain. >> there's no doubt rain is a welcome end of the year gift insurance for the future. >> the reservoirs are all full and that's that's what counts. >> so as the storm passed through, check it out. this rainbow stuck around in the north bay. cornell, bernard. abc seven news. >> beautiful shot of the rainbow right there. spencer christian is here to talk. a little bit of weather. we saw flooded areas there, but we also saw sunshine. >> yes. and that sunshine is going to be wi

moraga three quarters danville library three quarters./100 and other locations. still pretty good here. pacifica over an inch of rain. south city 92 100. so that's that's that big time calm. castro valley 0.80. los altos two thirds. benicia, redwood city, alum rock and brentwood all around a half inch to about two thirds of an inch. so the fronts gone through. now it's just kind of hit and miss, but a little lower a break until the next part of the energy. the low drops in later this afternoon tonight 40s 50s on the temps. if you're going to the mountains, there's still snow there. a winter weather advisory 30 on the temps here. snow level around 4500ft, but it will be dropping i do think here, but maybe 6 to 12in today. but bigger amounts are on tap big time. i think it will be roaring wind over the passes on saturday with multiple feet being forecast. this system coming in on saturday is looking more more impressive or ominous, if you will, as we get closer to it and you can see it's developing, it will start with some rain on friday, b

the lot is on red rock road off moraga avenue and open 7 days a week, a direct line to old saint nick will soon be available in danville. the city is bringing back its beloved santa mailbox is starting next week. kids can drop off letters to santa at the danville community center or library. a reminder to make sure letters have the child's name and address so santa can write them back. of course, kids will have until december 13th to drop off mail. the sarah hill high school boosters tree lot is also back open school biggest fundraising event of the year. volunteers are needed to help raise funds for the bulldogs. all the proceeds will go to sports teams, classrooms clubs and other programs. the booster say they're excited to welcome the community to the lot and kick off another successful season for more information on how to sign up to volunteer or just a lot information visit sandra fell high school web site. >> and still ahead on kron, 4 news at 10 for conditions and mismanagement. more on the accusations after a newly released audit on animal shelter. >> in the south bay, a scath

weather from the bayview district over to the bay bridge, over in the east bay from lafayette to moraga. 580 looking at lighter rain. but then we're getting into it around hayward and union city and back westward from half moon bay. pacifica highway one. so quickly moving in with this level two packing a punch with the downpours moderate at times, the gusty winds are wind advisory, and those rain rates anywhere from a 10th of an inch to a third of an inch in a short period of time could bring some flooding on the roadways. even possible landslides, as the ground can't take any more water. so marin, sonoma, napa through this morning. this is the flood watch here where we're getting some heavier rain and our wind advisories. so sustained winds 20 to 30 miles an hour and the gusts from 40 to perhaps 50 miles an hour, except right here in santa clara. and that's where also you're going to have that rain shadow effect not picking up a lot of rain winds out ahead of it. out of the south, 60 degree temperatures. it's been mild to muggy out there, 3 to 7 degrees warmer than yesterday. and right

they've gotten, smith will keep it open as long as she can, welcoming in families across lafayette, moraga and orinda. te nonprofit habitat for humanity will host a free furniture friday in oakland. the hope is to clear out some of the warehouse to make room for new donations. abc seven news reporter lena howland joins us in studio this morning. and, lena, you visited the warehouse yesterday. amanda. >> that's right. and i can tell you it is true when they say they have something for everyone in there. and the goal isn't just to make room for new donations, but they also want more people to know that their shop, restore oakland, is there to serve as a resource for everyone. >> oh no way. >> the sauna's going no matter what you need. >> free couch. totally free. >> chances are. >> oh, look at that. i found a tub. >> you can probably find it at habitat for humanity's restore oakland shop. >> according to kane cabrera, if it has a little green sticker, it is yours to take on friday. >> thousands of items marked with free furniture. friday labels will be yours for the taking. they need the com

gotten, smith will keep it open as long as she can, welcoming in families from across lafayette, moraga and orinda. >> in just a few hours, the nonprofit habitat for humanity will host a free furniture friday in oakland. the hope is to clear out some of the warehouse to make room for new donations. abc seven news reporter lena howland joins us in studio this morning. and lena, you visited the warehouse yesterday? >> i did. amanda. that's right. and i can tell you it is true when they say they have something in there for everyone. and the goal isn't just to make room for new donations, but they also want more people to know that their shop, restore oakland, is there to serve as a resource for everyone. >> oh no way the sauna is going no matter what you need. free couch? totally free. >> chances are. >> oh, look at that. i found a tub. >> you can probably find it at habitat for humanity's restore oakland shop. >> according to kane cabrera, if it has that little green sticker, it is yours to take. >> on friday, thousands of items marked with free furniture. friday labels will be yours for

authorities say the car was moving at about 70 miles an hour when it hit the truck from the moraga orinda department, which had responded to an earlier crash. two people inside the sedan were taken to the hospital. one of them had major injuries. three firefighters in the engine were not hurt. all westbound lanes were closed for at least ten minutes, backing up traffic. as you can see for several miles. >> today we're getting our first look at video of bart police shooting a woman during a confrontation. it happened almost a month ago in the parking lot of the union city bart station. as you'll see, the encounter escalates quickly. you may find this video disturbing. we want to let you know that the woman who was shot does survive. abc seven news reporter monica madden walks you through the incident moment by moment. >> bart police stopped a 32 year old woman in their union city station parking lot around 9 p.m. on november 18th. they were checking on reports of someone doing donuts in the parking lot, and were ready to let her go after asking some questions. >> you have a good night, ma'

but meanwhile, over here, orinda, lafayette, even backing all the way into moraga, we're still sockedinto blackhawk thick areas of fog. visibility at this hour in the north bay is hampered anywhere from two and a half miles to three miles. otherwise in the east bay, five and six miles. and that's why the national weather service still has that fog advisory in place for the north and east bay until 1:00, just until a matter of minutes. and then the visibility will gradually improve. but right now, due to the bank of clouds, 46 degrees at this hour in santa rosa, compared to full sunshine and 60 across the santa clara valley, and that is ten degrees warmer than 24 hours ago at this hour, due to the fact that mineta international airport was fogged in, just socked in yesterday, the winds are blowing out some of the fog 17 mile per hour gusts in concord back into clayton. otherwise, redwood city right now with a gentle breeze, five mile per hour winds now and throughout willow glen and cupertino. so this is the culprit that is keeping us on the dry side. but we do have up north, an area o

the lot is on red rock road off moraga avenue and open 7 days a week. >> 7.44, let's get you a look outside moving into december with some really warm temperatures. way warmer than we typically are this time of year. you're look outside at the golden gate bridge. nice and bright out thore. you may notice a little bit of haze on the horizon today, though, with some moderate to poor air quality across the bay area and a spare the air alert in effect, these hazy skies, a product of that high pressure ridge, which lives of this point has been built up for a little bit of time. now contributing to our dry forecast and our mild temperatures too. now skies are nice and clear this morning, aside from some dense fog out in the central valley, enough of that that we do have a dense fog advisory along the i-5 corridor in the central valley. most of us in the bay are nice and clear, though, futurecast does show you clear skies this afternoon. lots of sunshine through the course of this forecast, too. so nothing coming through to disrupt this dry trend. today's daytime highs in the mid 60's for both san

police in moraga say slick roads may have contributed to a driver losing control and hitting a road sign. nobody was hurt. >> 609 in the accuweather forecast. we're done with the rain for the time being. it was a wet weekend. now we have some chilly air overhead. santa rosa right now coming in at 36 degrees, just a light northwest wind at five miles per hour. we do have a frost advisory in effect until 9 a.m. this morning. just a little bit of patchy fog. we've seen a big improvement in napa over the last hour, up to two and a half miles before that, it was a quarter of a mile visibility. still some issues around livermore, but elsewhere we're doing just fine with clear skies up above. so looking at the morning planner, got to bundle up this morning with those frosty temperatures first thing. and you notice on the planner we don't warm all that quickly. in fact, later on this afternoon we'll keep those temperatures in the mid 50s for daytime highs. here's live doppler seven along with satellite showing you quiet across northern california. we will remain rain free until about friday. so

during a timeout at last night's saint mary's basketball game in moraga, alum jake exner drilled a 94tt and you know why he's so happy? his prize. chick fil a for a year. go get it, jake. the golden state valkyries roster will take shape beginning with friday and the wnba expansion draft, and we'll bring you an special version of toyota after the draft right here on abc seven. i'll be joined by valkyries head coach natalie nakase right around 8:30 p.m. following the acc football championship game. sports on abc seven, sponsored by smart and final. so the injuries have really caught up with golden state. and now we're back to the do they need to trade for a second star alongside steph? because they're lacking whoever that other dude is, it's tough to watch. >> it's hard to watch the niners with all the injuries this year. >> yeah it's just one of those years. >> yeah. thanks larry. yeah. >> all right. tonight on abc seven it's back to back episodes of abbott elementary that starts at eight. then celebrity family feud at nine. and the $100,000 pyramid at ten. and stay with us for abc7 n

walnut creek, moraga not sure if this signature is going to stay together as it moves across the bay, but there has been waterspouts reported offshore, and now this has to move over the water too. and we've got strong signatures here that are with us throughout the next 30 to 40 minutes into the north bay, though, much lighter rain. you had your heavy rain throughout the 12:01 a.m. hour and then through 7:00. we're talking some very dangerous conditions here. flooding. you can see the green. the pink indicates that tornado warning throughout the next ten 15 minutes. and we've got this signature of very heavy rain, that narrow, cold frontal band that will continue to push to the east and out of here quickly by 7:00. but the winds aren't done with us, so we're going to see a lot of wind. in fact, that wind warning taking us through 7:00, where wind gusts could be over 50 and 60 miles an hour. so we've got another bout of rain that's going to come in. it's much later on monday, but as for right now, take cover there. sturdy building the lowest level interior room until things begin to se

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moraga. that's at saint mary's college, three quarters. danville library, 72. napa downtown two thirds, san jose 43/100. and livermore picked up 42/100. and there's still more to try to get as many areas as possible. pacifica had over an inch of rain, santa rosa downtown had an inch and five 100 south city 92/100. castro valley 0.80. benicia 6/10. redwood city, a half inch. alum rock a half inch and clayton picked up 46/100. thank you rob for that. appreciate that. up in the mountains and snow. about 6 to 12in possible there today. winter weather advisories already posted. still going there. our rain is pretty much done except for hit and miss, 40s 50s on the temps, but up in the mountains it's in the 30s there, or 40s, but there's snow, but there's a lot more on the way. winter weather advisory today until 4:00. snow level around 4000 505,000ft. but the bigger news will be on saturday because why? it will be wind, howling wind over the passes, i expect, and multiple feet of snow looks to be in the forecast by the time we get to saturday night and sunday, i wou

police in moraga say slick roads may have contributed to a driver losing control and hitting a road sign. they say no one was hurt. >> it was rainy and windy, especially yesterday morning. those storms are now out of here. we have a really quiet week ahead. a live look from our san jose camera this morning. it is chilly out there 46 degrees right now under clear skies. frost advisories are in effect so you may wake up this morning. you get in your car, you may find a little bit of frost on your windshield, may take an extra minute or two to warm up under these chilly temperatures. we do have a little bit of fog out there. very patchy in nature. around livermore and napa. we are down to a quarter of a mile in those areas, but elsewhere we are doing just fine. so those limited areas of fog won't stick around too long. this morning. we have a lot of sunshine on the way this afternoon. looking at the morning planner. it is cold out there. you do want to bundle up temperatures in the 30s and 40s, and we are slow to warm today and in fact temperatures staying below average. get used to the 50s

had some kids on the court moraga cleaning the coldest between haves seesaw battle for the middle of the 2nd half mitchell saxen inside laces in softly off the glass. he had 18 points and 12 rebounds. bills up by 4 late justice marshall loan us wow. drives into the lane, hits the fade away. floater off glass. he finished with 16 saint mary's pizza. merrimack. 73 to 68. the gaels continue their hot start. they improved to 10 on the season to make this. and finally tonight, what is the ice? the sharks hosting the avalanche to and welcoming back an old friend that's recently traded goalie mackenzie blackwood in net tonight against his old mates. mckenzie in the had a one. nothing lead in the second sharks looking to tie the on with the shot on goal of the flex off of blackwood right to karl gun. strong knocks home. the rebound, his first as a shark's first of the season. then later on. in the second period, it's the go ahead. goal for william eklund. but they starts couldn't hang on 3rd period. now tied at 2 here come the end. >>and the paths with an odd man rush. that's the game winner

highway 37 through highway 24 and moraga. this all lifts to the north.there with temperatures in the upper 40s to low 50s right now. but we will see this level one system transition to a level two late tonight with the winds kicking up and today cloudy skies. near 60 in oakland, level two through midday saturday reggie aqui lisa thank you. >> another abc seven news update in about a half houru can half hour. you can always catchh us on our news app and abc seven news.com. the news >> announcer: welcome back to gma >> announcer: welcome back to "gma" live from times square. >> michael: we're back now with one of the movies getting big award season buzz. "a complete unknown" already has golden globe nomination, including one for timothee chalamet as bob dylan. deborah roberts talked to him and his co-star, elle fanning. >> you took the words out of my mouth, the buzz. it is getting hype and hasn't opened. timothee chalamet getting high praise for his portrayal of bob dylan even from the legendary singer himself. he and elle fanning said the film was nothin

cold degrees and livermore and moraga and walnut creek. they weren't much better. fog advisory until 11, but it's mainly towards solano county, the delta, carquinez strait. but i'm mentioning eastern contra costa county and also out towards livermore. there's some pockets of fog. there's livermore, two miles visibility, tracy a mile and a half. stockton two. so not down to the quarter mile or zero, but a little bit more down to look at san jose. yesterday there was a fog advisory and it was clear. now there's no fog advisory and they have almost zero visibility. geez, i don't make the call. san martin there zero visibility. so santa clara valley as well. a lot more fog today than yesterday. east breeze or wind? i mean, it has been roaring for some napa airport early this morning. had an east wind to 3040 on most of the temps. most i say that most of the temps. so it's low clouds and it will be cold. and here come the higher clouds. maybe a little bit of sun here for the morning, and then we'll start to see cloud cover rolling in. next system is on its way, the firs

and look at the moderate rainfall now from orinda through moraga into piedmont and oakland.en you get that kind of rainfall in a short amount of time, there is ponding on the roadways. look at the lightning strikes heading towards the greater lake tahoe area. that is the front that sliced through the bay area between 2 and 4:00 this morning. we will see the rain showers begin to diminish during the afternoon hours as we realize high temperatures in the 50s and 60s. and just because it's christmas eve, we wanted to give you your christmas day forecast. it will be dry for christmas and for hanukkah, and you'll even see some bouts of sunshine. garcia. >> roberta. thank you. let's check out the traffic conditions at the bay bridge toll plaza this morning. once again, slick streets, headlights, of course, on windshield wipers may be going. you might encounter some standing water in the roadway, but you will not see brake lights. over to the golden gate bridge, where there is a similar situation unfolding. again, wet on the roadways, people making it through. no problems when it c

the plays of sherry moraga were first produced at the brava in that the mission center be right masse wandered those streets you know sonia sanchez wandered the streets of asia still wanders those streets cathy lionel wrote her beautiful queer book of poetry salvation on mission street. and let me see on, you know, in the eighties and nineties the poets from nicaragua and el salvador came to that neighborhood and filled it with words of revolution and resistance and they found solidarity with the poets. and these poets actually went back and fought american imperialism, not just with palabras, but with burroughs, that neighborhood, a deep, deep literary lineage and legacy. and that's where paul comes from. paul been a part of that literary history, that living literary. because unlike north beach, the literature is still alive in the mission. it isn't ghost. it's real people walking down the street, you see leticia hernandez down the street, you see that. the antelope, of course, still walking down street. you know, you see cathy. cathy comes back and she walks those streets. so this

east bay mud, and the town of moraga. >> it was a traumatic experience that i had to get here as soon as possible. >> a community reeling after the latest school shooting, one that left a student and teacher dead. several others are still in the hospital right now. what we know about the 15 year old behind the attack. then we're just hours away from learning the verdict in the momentum murder trial in san francisco. we're at the hall of justice waiting for word from the jury. we'll run down the possibilities in this case that's made headlines around the country. then protecting students and their families. the new legislation introduced by california leaders to shield schools from enforcement of immigration laws ahead of the incoming administration. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning and welcome back. >> i'm gasia mikaelian and good morning i'm dave clark. tuesday morning, december 17th. good morning to you. >> i made it through the fog. >> i was going to ask you a ton. you couldn't miss it. steve paulson didn't miss it. neither did i. >> i saw it as