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sarah taking on saint francis in beautiful mountain view. just off to the south, you can see a few clouds there. that may yield a shower or two. i think i want to show you that shower coming up in a second. first, a wide view. there is not much going on. widely scattered showers throughout the bay area. one isolated shower we will zoom in on. the one cloud we showed you is yielding this shower near santa clara and cupertino south and west of san jose. there is a shower in and around san ramon and danville. aside from that, things are winding down which is good because the workweek is winding down. we will talk about weather impacts on the weekend in about ten minutes. >> thanks paul. >>> people around the bay area honoring our nation's veterans today. kpix5's jessica flores tells us an old military warehouse in richmond was transformed for a new mission. >> reporter: a display of patriotism. in richmond, where dozens honored the sacrifices of those who served. that gratitude often missing for our veterans. >> people come back from serving. t

. >>> inmate who escaped from los angeles has been caught in mountain view. jason kohr found in stolen vehicle. tried to fight authorities and run. subdued with taser. had been missing for over a week. serving six year sentence for auto theft, burglary and trying to evade a police officer. unsuccessful in evagd this time. >>> high school student shot and killed near his school, olympic continuation high school. flew over as detectives searched for evidence. shot the student, described as senior. walked back to campus after 1:30 this afternoon, died after rushed to the hospital. >> prosecutors today charged walnut creek teacher with multiple sex offenses against a child under the age of ten. michael bartel faces 16 felony counts, arranging to meet a child for sex and distribution of child pornography. held on $16 million bail following arrest on friday. put on administrative leave at walnut creek intermediary school where he teaches science. and taught in martinez schools previous. >>> day nine of the kate steinle trial and focus on accuracy. specifically the

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cemetery. >> reporter: jeff is the mountain view cemetery manager. he says they are close to capacity. they are working on an expansion project. this historic cemetery dates back to 1863. this expansion project would happen here on about 7 1/2 acres of undeveloped land. it is already in high demand. people want this particular space because of the panoramic view showing the entire bay area. adding more than 6500 burial plots to mountain view cemetery would mean removing coastal live oak trees. >> we are talking about cutting down 134 trees that would be required by the city of oakland to be replaced on a one-for-one basis. our intent is to replant many more trees than that number. >> reporter: cutting the existing ones doesn't sit well with longtime residents, and environmentalists who plan to fight the project at the next planning meeting at city hall.>> i do not want to see trees cut down. >> reporter: mountain view cemetery says it's expansion project would not only include adding more trees in the future , it will save some of the existing health

happened in plaza at mountain view's center for the performing arts. unlike today, number of people were milling about to attend a musical at the center. police called when witnesses saw man stabbing older man near a coffee shop. >> don't have information in regards to if there was conversation. appears he came up and began attacking. no indication they knew each other, both just there and witnesses happened to see what transpired. >> reporter: police officers saw the assault in in wouldn't obey commands to stop. witness said woman tried to intervene before police arrived, bystander pleaded with attacker. >> please, stop, stop. >> reporter: kept attacking? >> kept doing it. >> reporter: police arrested 43-year-old jan neal from moran county. victim died so charge is expected to be homicide, first in mountain view in three years. coroner coroner's office not revealed the name of the victim pending release to family. one said striking victim with bicycle as he lay on the ground. >> often i leave doors open. car always unlocked. i have very difficulty to

aditi roy reports from mountain view, california. >> reporter: mountain view, california is in the heart of silicon valley. home to google, it's a community where even the most modest homes along tree-lined streets will cost you seven figures. the median price of a home here, about $1.6 million. but just a stone's throw from multimillion dollar homes on the other side of the train tracks, you'll find a community of rvs. the people who live in them can't afford r. >> the trailer parks are expensive too. >> reporter: he's one of those workers. he speaks little english, but he told us through a translator he works as a car detailer, making $14 an hour. he rented an apartment here until two years ago, until it became too expensive. so he moved into this rv. >> it's hard to live like that. >> reporter: his story just one example of the housing crisis in the bay area. that crisis, says experts, is n result o boo m. >> the bay area is ground zero for the housing crisis. >> reporter: experts believe it could get worse. the gop tax plan passed by the house could cut the mortgage interest deductio

in mountain view justine waldman kron 4 news.(steve) tommorrow marks the one month anniversary since wildfires erupted overnight in the north bay... and left behind a trail of death and destruction. 43 people killed. more than 65- hundred homes destroyed in sonoma county alone. (steve) and as residents process the enormous loss... they are also beginning the process of rebuilding.(pam) a 'debris removal assistance' program is available to sonoma county property owners. and about 2000- property owners have signed up so far, but a deadline to participate is fast -approaching kron4's haaziq madyun has the story. natsot/hand saw cutting tree i came across bill jporgenson removing a tree from his property here on dogwood street in santa rosa's coffee park neighborhood. it is in the heart of the wildfire zone. around the corner there are contractors are using heavy equipment removing debris generally speaking the clean up effort how is it going?

>> no, we're not going to take over mountain view.want to be thoughtful and intentional about how we are in the community. >> reporter: a so-called company town like detroit can be dominated by one industry, like automobiles, says stanford law professor michelle wilde anderson, who has been studying tensions in silicon valley. >> the anxiety about a company town comes from two things. one is a worry that we're going to over-rely on single companies or single industries. that's kind of a detroit fear. i think part of it is just the fear that silicon valley's people themselves will become a monoculture of tech workers. >> reporter: one thing google does want is more housing. it is pushing the city to approve 9800 new units, some of them below market rate, though the city council wants to slash that number, fearing increased traffic. >> if the 9800 units are actually fulfilled and built, we will more than double the amount of affordable housing in mountain view, so that wouldn't be just for employees. >> reporter: mountain view isn't the

talk being that mountain view crash, pete suratos finally got there. what do you have for us? >> reporter: good morning to you, mike. as we do have this light drizzle in the mountain view area we are on this overpay over 101 south, it's your regular traffic, regular morning commute but a much different story when i tweeted out that cellphone video earlier. you can see the fire engine and one of the cars that was involved in that crash. as far as information on this it's very limited but we know it involved three to four cars, i don't know exactly what caused it when you consider the weather this morning you have to assume that weather may have been a factor. pretty much traveling nor a mile or two stretch and then it opened up, but in the past 15 or 20 minutes it opened up all the way, all the lanes that were blocked were reopened. we will continue to keep an eye on the conditions if any more crashes happen in morning we will update you throughout the morning as well as on my social media accounts. we are live in mountain view, pete suratos, for "today in the bay." >>> now to

(robin) police arrested a teacher in mountain view ... accused of "sexting" with a student. kron 4's justine waldman has the details for us this morning. "even with the teacher in jail being held without bail, right now police are concerned there might be other victims."police arrested evan smith for sending harmful matter to a minor. after detectives discovered he had been sending inappropriate texts to a female student. smith had been with mountain view high school for 15 years as a math teacher, and cross country coach. sot this is not something i personally thought he would do he seemed like a really nice person the text messages he exchanged with the female student, police say, started over the summer. sot and i guess she wasn't comfortable with a teacher hitting on her so she reported it to the schoolpolice applaud the victim for coming forward and showing the messages to school staff on monday. katie nelson / mt.view police dept sot i can't go into detail about the messages but i can say it is something a teacher should not be sending to a student at all police took s

de policia mountain view dejan bolsas del gimnasio o panaleras en el auto y dicen no hay nada de valorro lo que no entienden es que los ladrones no saben eso asi que se las robaran pensando que hay algo que vale la pena... otro blanco facil de los ladrones durante los meses de invierno son los vehiculos que se dejan solos y encendidos mientras se calienta el motor.... pero los centros comerciales, cercanos a freeways parece que son los favoritos de los amantes de lo ajeno... ladrones.... solo necesitan 10 segundos o menos para romper un cristal , sacar objetos de su interior y huir por una carretera de alta velocidad en la que saben no seran atrapados gracias a leyes que prohiben a policias perseguir a delincuentes en un auto por este tipo de delitos.... para que se de una idea de lo preocupante que esta la situacion, en lo que va del ano en el estacionamiento del restaurante de comida rapida in and out que se ubica en rengstoff avenue se han reportado 101 robos a vehiculos.... pero que puede hacer usted para evitar convertirse en parte de las estadisticas y detener esta tendencia en s

this whole thing unfolded at mountain view city hall on castro street. police are trying to figure out what prompted the deadly stabbing. >>> a fire that tore through a san leandro apartment complex last night on carpenter street has investigators still trying to figure out what parked it. two pets, a cat and snake, were killed in the blaze. >>> state route 4 is closed between tracy boulevard and discovery bay boulevard more than four hours today due to an overturned truck, chopper 5 above the scene. a tanker that was hauling sulfur appears to have missed that hairpin turn after crossing the old river bridge. chp says that it appears no sulfur was spilled out. the road reopened about 90 minutes ago after that truck was safely towed away. >>> groundbreaking ceremony today on a new caltrain station in south san francisco and city leaders there are hoping that it will transform the downtown area. crews will begin construction on the $61 million project at grand avenue and airport boulevard. the goal is to build a new 700- foot boarding platform and a pedest

mountain view, san jose 54. from our future tower camera you can see it is sunny with low 40s in santa rosa. temperatures coming up out of the 30s today. looking at numbers in the mid-50s by noontime and we're just below average with 50s at the bay. sunny in the afternoons until rain comes back mid-week. >>> a shotgun, a rifle, hundreds of rounds of ammunition all stolen from a deputy's car here in san francisco. they were taken from an off-duty san mateo county erifshs deputy car overnight. here is the latest on the investigation. >> the first is going to be a shotgun. it's a 12-gauge pump action, blue steel with a brown stock. then the second firearm is a colt ar-4, black in color. there are also 40 mags containing 20 rounds each of 223 that were stolen. >> reporter: friday night san francisco police took a report of a gun and ammunition theft from a san mateo sheriff's deputy. san francisco police tell abc 7 news it happened on 41 jones street in the tenderloin. saturday afternoon, an all-points bulletin from

. >> it's the city of mountain view sending architects back to the drawing board to rethink the designs what city leaders are demanding. >> but the others i'm not crazy about. >> reporter: the mountain view city council was polite but firm. this new apartment design is too yuck. >> when it's gray or white, it looks really stark and prisonlike to me. >> reporter: mountain view like other cities across the bay area is scrambling to keep up with demand for more housing. at a recent city council meeting the architect showed off the latest plans for a cluster of apartment buildings to be built here at the corner of california street and san antonio road. >> what we're trying to do is get the building to be fairly gentle. >> reporter: the architect talked about how they broke up the roof line, staggered the walls, shows specific landscaping and used senior colors and materials to soften the be's -- certain colors and materials to soften the building's appearance. >> if you don't want a boxy building, you don't make the building recollect -- rectangle. you can't tell it's a home. they look lik

places like google, mountain view, are among the popular spots.omething special. >> i love apple. the company, the people, the environment. >> the apple visitors center is open seven days a week. we have more video from inside the store on our website, abc7news.com. >>> still ahead on abc 7 mornings, it's what happens when you combine barbecue with curry, aisha curry, that is. we'll take you inside her new restaurant in san francisco. >>> first, a live look outside. >>> hello, everyone. we're taking a live look this morning from our mt. tam camera, you can see the bay bridge in the distance. we're off to a chilly start. we'll have a full check of the accuweather forecast from meteorologist lisa argen coming up. >>> beer without the beer belly. two bay area entrepreneurs hope you'll eat what's left behind after the beer is brewed. find out what they are doing and why they say beer waste can actually be good for you, that story on abc 7 news tomorrow night at 11:00. >>> athletes will put their skills to the test in san francisco. the reebok race is

mountain view, menlo park, gusty winds to 30. and at sfo, hire wi-- higher wis at the hills. this is a level one on the impact scale. rain will turn to showers tomorrow and gusty wi y wipds. we are tracking the issues in the burn areas. >>> okay, thank you very much. >> let's talk more about it right now. in fact, tonight, marks one month since the devastating north bay fires began and as sandy said, the rain is causing a different worry up in the fire zone. >> we are live in santa rosa with more on the conditions there tonight. katie? >> reporter: we have witnessed a consistent and at times strong rain tonight here, but people knew it was coming and many prepared here in the coffee park neighborhood, you can see tarps are covering the property. >> clean-up crews persisted in the pounding rain in the fountain grove neighborhood. >> i work in construction, it's nice not having dust everywhere. it's a blessing in disguise. >> reporter: rain slows contractors down, but doesn't stop work unless run-off makes conditions unsafe. >> i know had this morning we were selling a lot of t

mountain view, 70. san jose, 72. 67 degrees in san francisco tomorrow.he north bay shower chance thursday and saturday, otherwise, mild but cloudy. sunday, widespread evening rainfall that will clear out the atmosphere and sunshine returns monday, tuesday and wednesday with highs continuing in the 60s and 70s. that's your forecast. we'll be right back. >>> >>> >>> >>> kids in east oakland have a new basketball court thanks in large part to the warriors, the youth uprising center, refurbished with money from the warriors foundation, featuring an alternate warriors logo called "the town" celebrating the oakland community. they will debut jerseys this saturday. love that. >>> hello. up next, former usagymnastics documenter nassar pleads guilty. >>> turkey travel trouble, problems on the roads and in the skies. ♪ [ music ] >>> and we knew we loved him, remembering david cassidy, coming up in just a few seconds own the cbs evening news. >>> ahead at 6:00, a hurdle for the a's. >> plans for a new ballpark, we'll have that story and much, much more in about 30

we also see an injury accident here [inaudible] in mountain view. there's a crash at shoreline blocking almost the entire freeway. we have slow traffic in hayward, a power outage in fremont and westbound 24 beginning to get busy driving toward the tunnel. we could go on longer. we'll have more on the commute coming up. this one just came in while i was talking, southbound 101 just before hillsdale. let's go back to the desk. >> you heard sal, it's a rough morning, no joking. steve's been telling you it's been raining hard. >>>alex savidge is in san francisco. you're in the mission district with some of the steps the city is taking to prevent flooding. >> yeah, good morning. there are some real worries about flooding here in this part of the mission district. you can see that the city has gone to great lengths to make sure that they don't have flooding of these businesses in this area. this is 17th street you're looking at, and they've set up these plastic flood control barriers all up and down the block between folsom and shotwell. these were put up

california grown with no antibiotics ever. >>> mountain view's first homicide in three years and being called an isolated incident and a shocking one because it happened in the city's downtown area in front of others. abc 7 reporter david louie has more on what police know and don't know about the attack. >> reporter: it happened outside the plaza outside mountain view's center for performing arts. people were milling about before a musical. >> it appeared the suspect approached the victim without any warning started attacking him. and it was an extremely violent attack. when we got there the suspect would not listen to commands to get off the gentleman. he was actually straddling him, and we ended up having to deploy a taser. >> reporter: this is the booking photo. police say the taser didn't stop the attack. it took the combined efforts of several officers to subdue him. even before police arrived bystanders tried to intervene. a witness who asked not to show her face or use her name described how a witness pleaded for the attack to stop. >> please stop, stop. please -- >> reporter:

mountain view, menlo park, gusty winds to 30. and at sfo, hire wi-- higher wis at the hills. this is a level one on the impact scale. rain will turn to showers tomorrow and gusty wi y wipds. we are tracking the issues in the burn areas. >>> okay, thank you very much. >> let's talk more about it right now. in fact, tonight, marks one month since the devastating north bay fires began and as sandy said, the rain is causing a different worry up in the fire zone. >> we are live in santa rosa with more on the conditions there tonight. katie? >> reporter: we have witnessed a consistent and at times strong rain tonight here, but people knew it was coming and many prepared here in the coffee park neighborhood, you can see tarps are covering the property. >> clean-up crews persisted in the pounding rain in the fountain grove neighborhood. >> i work in construction, it's nice not having dust everywhere. it's a blessing in disguise. >> reporter: rain slows contractors down, but doesn't stop work unless run-off makes conditions unsafe. >> i know had this morning we were selling a lot of t

it happened saturday night on castro street at the mountain view center for performing arts. once at the sceneofficers found a man identified as 43-year-old jan nealattacking another man.. officers ordered neal to stop..and when he didn't' an officer used a taser to stop him. the victim is currently in the hosptal in stable condition. ( james ) in santa rosa... a fire at a home caused 50-thousand-dollars worth of damage. it happened on diamond court. when firefighters arrivedthey found flames coming from the corner bedroom of the home. crews were able to keep the fire to one room however the entire home was damaged by smoke. luckily no one was home. the cause of the fire is under investigation. ( darya ) a petaluma man is under arrest after he shot police arrested steven pallas at ray's tavern on western avenue near webster street. according to police... it all started when pallas and the other man got into a fight. pallas then head-butted the man in the face and put him in a chokehold. police say the man was able to get out of the chokehold. at that point... police say palla

in mountain view, jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> the dow is now up about 44.fter a rough year for houston, a much-needed celebration. >> a big win. the astros won the world series! >> houston astros are world champions! >> it's about the houston astros tonight and our city and our fans. we're coming home a champion, houston! >> what a moment. the city of course still recovering from hurricane harvey and $180 billion in damage. now they are planning a championship parade and it's set for tomorrow afternoon. >> whoo! . >> good for them. >> and one of the players got engaged to his girlfriend. >> carlos correa and she said yes. >> that was very nice. quite the spotlight for her to center to say no, too! [ laughter ] >>> here's the forecast right now. skies across dublin, livermore, pleasanton, it is cloudy there. but right along san francisco, it looks like we are just seeing some of those high clouds but not quite thickening up just yet. you can see the golden gate. we are seeing our temperatures staying cool right now in the 50s and 60s. week up to the 40s and

now, smith taught math at mountain view high for 15 years. student went to school of administrators monday with those text. police are asking other students who may have received other text to report them. >>> 4:34. california may soon use armored cars to transport money for marijuana businesses. even though recreation marijuana sales don't become legal until january 1st, marijuana is still a cash-only business. so when it comes to putting that cash in the bank, they're flagged with a suspicious activity report. under the plan, armor more cars would pickup the cash from businesses and then take them to a secure counting facility. >>> time is 4:34. state regulators have put off making a decision on whether utility companies can pour some of their settlement cost onto customers when utility equipment spark a wild fire. that case would affect pg&e f. the power lines contributed to the north bay wild -- the case started with wild fires in san diego ten years ago. two administrator law judges recognized the state upc reject the request by san dieg

it's happening all over mountain view... but one specific area is being hit...pam) that spot is the 'in-n-out burger' on rengstorff avenue just off of highway 101... in the last year, there have been more than 100 auto burglaries at the burger joint parking lot...((steve)) kron4's ali reid is live from police headquarters with details on what police are doing...ali? the idea for tonight's forum came about in response to the spike in car burglaries.but with the holidays approaching, police decided to add home security to the mix.pkgit was excellent, excellent families listened intently to details .. tips on how to keep their homes safe from thieves.i'm gonna tell many of my friends police say these culprits are looking for easy access to electronics, cash, jewelry, firearms, documents for identity theft, credit cards and checks. as a safety precaution, reinforcing windows and doors can make it harder for thieves to get inside your home.katie nelson - mountainview police department - there's something to be said about a public forum where people can come in and ph

i know some around mountain view and santa rose a. san jose southt. will be on the mild side with 70 he. i went 74 san josef. are you traveling, thursday looks very warm. certainly down toward southern california. los angeles and san diego 85. warm degrees. that will be on thursday. plan accordingly. high clouds continue to spill over but the bulk are going north verses yesterday. there was some really good rain. mendecino, lake county, some eight tenths. three quarters of an inch. around the russian river we had a half inch. santa rosa had a quarter inch. . it's mainly north of cloverdale. we will get partly cloudy skies and partly sunny to the south. already 58 half moon bay. 55 san jose. cooler for some. 456 berkeley. there is an easterly breeze coming in from the east bay back over to the the bay and the coast that. will equal the warm pattern. fog, you are good to go and don't have to worry about snow. there was some rain but that's lifted out of the area. that's the rain line. system there. high pressure there. clouds still in between. 60s for m

. >> reporter: chris is a cyber risk analyst at upguard a 5- year-old startup based in mountain view trying to raise awareness about the massive amounts of data currently stored in the cloud and up for grabs. >> he said you could teach a monkey to do this. >> i could. >> reporter: it's sensitive stuff stored on web servers owned mostly by amazon, google and microsoft in repositories referred to as buckets. they are supposed to be password but some are exposeed. >> if you are unlucky a bad guy comes across and finds it and uses the data for malicious purposes. >> reporter: in just this year alone, chris stumbled upon a bucket of data from the republican national committee that included dates of birth, home addresses, phone numbers, and voter registration details on 198 million voters. the largest known data exposure of its kind. another bucket he found contained the dates of birth, driver's licenses and partial social security numbers of 1.8 million chicago voters. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: yet another, names and cell numbers of 14 million verizon subscribers all sitting in a bucket tha

a little bit around mountain view and also in toward san ramon. today's temperatures 59 half moon bay to 60 at santa rosa, 69 down in the south bay. we almost reached our heating for the day with the clouds getting thicker. tonight, see them open. 44 at santa rosa to 49 at concord to 50 at tokelaoakland. 53 in san francisco and san jose. the next storm, this is why we're going to think about pushing it up to a 2, right now it's a 1 for wednesday night into thursday. look at this. three quarters of an inch of rain. to possibly an inch and a quarter up in the north bay. it's going to bring breezes with it. as you can see, they will increase wednesday. starting to gust around 25 to 30 miles per hour at 1:00 wednesday afternoon. hitting 30 to 35, maybe even 40 as we head toward 5:00. then they'll start to pull back as we head through the evening hours. so it's going to have more rain, more wind and look at all this snow. at the pass levels, about 8 to 18 inches. above 8,000 feet. from wednesday at 10:00 in the morning to friday at 4:00 in the evening.

we are live in mountain view. the showers are moving out just in time for your weekend. we will talk about when they return coming up.>>> a mountain lion captured for the first time ever in san francisco. the hours long standoff in a surprising place.>>> a family his surprise -- who survived the wildfires victimized again while enjoying music. the message to thieves who stole what little they have left.>>> white a bay area bakery is charging nearly $30 for a loaf of bread. hi, we're alaska airlines. and we don't just fly lumberjacks to glaciers. we fly all kinds of people all kinds of places. like app developers to mexico city. musically inclined novelists to nashville. and pilates instructors to palm springs. sure, we love a good glacier. but we also like a little cocoa butter. from the west coast to the world. alaska airlines. that's how we fly. a san francisco neighborhood. kpix five's andria borba is in diamond heights... where the big cat was finally cornered. >>> a mountain lion showed up in a surprising place, right in the middle of the san francisco neighborhood.

smith taught math at mountain view high school for 15 years. the student went to school administrators on monday with the texts. police are asking other students who may have received similar text to report them. >>> our time is 5:36. the statele california could begin offer -- the state of california could begin offering marijuana tax. even though marijuana has been legalized for that dins fall use -- they consider it a prohibited drug, meaning all transactions are done in cash. if marijuana businesses try to deposit cash in the bank, it's flagged with a suspicious activity report. now california's treasury is proposing a way for the state to help them out. under his proposal, armored cars would pick up the cash from marijuana businesses and then transport it to a secure counting facility where the state would deposit that money in a financial institution. >>> state regulators -- that case would affect pg&e, if it turns out its power lines and equipment contributed to the north bay wild fires last month. the case started with wild fires in san

a pretty picture, 59 in mountain view and san josÉ with 54 along the coast.ugh the peninsula, the southern part of the peninsula, around stanford, mountain view. numbers on the mild side, 52 santa rosa, 57 by the delta, 56 in livermore. san jose, you've got some sunshine, not much in the way of rainfall. but this is how it goes around here with the mountains, just kind of holding it back. a few sprinkles for you, maybe. scattered showers through the morning hours for mainly the south bay, the peninsula, and parts of the east bay. partly cloudy this afternoon. that extra hour of sleep tonight. here is our forecast animation of how the front pushes through the rest of the morning and how it just limps along, falls apart by 11:00. in the mountains it will hold together. that's why we're looking at the winter storm warning through 11:00. a third of an inch in neighborhoods to the north. through the next couple of hours, a few hundredths from redwood city. tonight, should still be snowing in the mountains through late tonight with up to two feet in the highest ele

evan smith has been a math teacher at mountain view high for 15 years.olice took him into custody saying he sent a harmful message to a minor. he is on paid administrative leave during the investigation. police are concerned there may be additional victims in this case. >>> well nothing major but enough to get you wet and maybe change plans. another storm is headed our which. let's look now on the satellite radar. the rain and wind arriving tomorrow. let's bring in chief meteorologist jeff ranieri tracking the time line. and jeff, what are you seeing. >> i think we see shower develop once he hit wednesday's forecast. we see the satellite picture combined it's expansive stretching 1,600 miles out here in the pachk. as we get a closer look, the center of the storm, center of the low pressure with strongest wind and rain onto the north. staying to the north keeping the heaviest rain airway. down at the cold front we have a pretty decent rain chance our way. rainfall remains out here off shore for ton. heading to tomorrow morning it's a cloudy commute at 6:0

. >> the mountain view police department is busy spreading some early holiday cheer as well. officers and volunteers handed out thanksgiving meals to family ins need today. the annual event is made possible each year by generous donations to the community. >> the radar is being pressed into service tonight. some showers are beginning to touch the north coast in anticipation of a weak cold front that's going to sweep through the north bay and bring not terribly much really but at this hour here's the latest light rain reported up in crescent city. the winds fairly calm. but this is well north of the bay area. off our own coastline not much. except beginning to touch the coast north of point ray on highway 1 a little bit of light rain and that's all we're going to get. and it's mostly north of the golden gate. out the door tomorrow morning we'll be mostly cloudy. and much of what i'm about to say is not going to apply to the south bay. because most of this is a central and north bay event. >>> i'm going to paint in showers but they really pertain to north of the golden gate tom

p-d held it )s . >>> the mountain view police department is doing all they can for thanksgiving holding its cops and globlers event. took them less than 40 minutes to give away all those baskets. >> it is not just getting the baskets to be the families and that is certainly a big part of it. but wonderful for the people who get out and volunteer their time and get a sense of true sharing with the community. >> the department accepts donations for this time and every single cent goes into those baskets. >> warm temperatures, san jose mid 70s and for the north bay slight chance of few showers and a better chance of rain coming up for sunday. >> thank you very much and thank you for watching. have a great night and great week. >> and tune in today on the bay starts at 4:30 tomorrow morning. . >>> this week the team and i look back on another time, so to the most surprising moment. >> to kanded and revealing conversations. >> i don't think any parent would not potentially haunt their child. >> the best of season seven here on "in depth"

how about 47 here in the city, 41 mountain view and san jose, with mid-30s in gilroy.y. take a look at this panel. numbers just above freezing in santa rosa, 34 for novato and napa with upper 30s by the delta. just around 40 for our inland valleys. so yes, it is certainly chilly out there. you can see the clear sky, and we will be enjoying tons of sun later on today. live doppler 7 really showing how clear we are with the cloud cover well to the north. we have to widen perspective to see the cloud cover that will stay here for the next 24 hours or so. and then we'll begin to see some high to mid-level clouds. that will help mitigate some of our overnight lows tonight, keep them slightly milder. then we'll really notice a difference as we get into next week. ten degrees colder in the city, 11 degrees colder in novato. ten degrees colder on the peninsula and south bay as well. from the peninsula, it is clear. should be a great day to fly and a busy day to fly. chilly this morning with some patchy fost, especially in the north bay. dry over the weekend. the rain now looks

one is in mountain view northbound 101 at moffett and traffic is definitely slowing right now as you make your way on northbound 101, some brake lights from 237 up towards moffett so keep that in mind and another crash also in the oakland area southbound 880 past embarcadero. i have a couple new accidents to tell you about and i will have that in my next report. >>> developing news, investigators say that there has been a second package explosion. the u.s. post at service says both packages were delivered to homes through the mail, one at a police officer's home in alameda, the second at a home in east palo alto. the man who opened the package suffered burns to his hand. >> what was most suspicious about it is it's a jewelry store box, none of us had ordered something like that and it's something that would pique someone's interest, they would want to open it. >> investigators will not say if they think those incidents are connected. >>> this morning starts the fourth day of deliberations for the jury considering the kate steinle case. >> the jury has to decide if the defendant inten

santa rosa late tonight. 50 in mountain view as well as gilroy and half moon bay.er 40s oakland and san jose. and another vantage point showing we're looking at numbers on the cool side. upper 40s novato, fairfield. 51 in concord. we're down to mid-40s in livermore with 48 in santa rosa. cooler in livermore. forecast highlights calling for some fog out there. cool conditions. the clouds will thin out. we'll see sunshine today in the east bay and the city and the south bay. even in the north bay for the first half of the day. then the clouds increase and that brings the rain late tonight through monday. so it is going to be a soggy, sloppy slow monday with your storm impact scale a 1. looking at this right now, it looks like quarter of an inch to 3/4 of an inch of rain in the north bay. lesser amounts to the south. we'll time it out for you today. you'll notice that with the cloud cover thinning out, you've got sunny afternoon throughout the east bay. 8:00 tonight, you could see a few light showers along the mendocino coast. it's really towards dawn when the rain ge

it's 55 in the city, 51 mountain view, oakland, good morning to you, 54 in gilroy.e bit of fog in the city, visibility pretty good though east of the cal did he caldecott tunnel. 46 in napa. sfo, no delays yet. we're looking at areas of fog and cool temperatures. by the afternoon, more sunshine. for veterans day, a few high clouds around. by late tomorrow we'll enter in a chance of rain in the north bay. and that will be spreading across the bay area for your monday morning commute. you don't want to talk about monday yet, right? the weekend just getting started. but bringing in our storm impact scale, late sunday into monday, it is a 1. light to moderate rain, anywhere from about a half inch to an inch in the north bay. here we go again, the rest of the bay area a couple of hundredths to perhaps a couple of tenths. as we go through sunday evening, notice around santa rosa, mendocino county. the overnight hours is when the front begins to push into the north bay. this pushes through by the afternoon. and we're looking at some clouds and a dry evening commute for you

a half inch in mountain view. highs today under a veil of thin and high mid-level clouds, pretty much at every level. 71 in san mateo. 68 santa rosa. temperatures almost ten degrees above average in some spots. headed down to the big game tonight, wow, it will be mild. 67 5:00. we're looking at cooling off with rain and wind moving in tomorrow. added some rain into friday. download our accuweather app and you can track the rain and temperatures in your neighborhood. >> i'm ready for these above average temperatures to go away. >> i know, and it looks like rain initially in the sierra nevada. >>> every year it gets bigger, and somehow they manage to keep kids from gobbling it up. we're talking about the towering sugar castle unveiled in san francisco's union square. abc 7 news reporter jonathan bloom spoke to the chef of the edible marvel that's become an annual landmark. >> reporter: if carolling kids don't put you in the holiday spirit, maybe this will. >> three, two, one -- >> reporter: it's a sugary concept tac

smith had been a math teacher at mountain view high for 15 years.n paid administrative leave as mountain view police investigate the crime. >>> san mateo police want you to look at this sketch. they say this suspect tried to kidnap a 14-year-old girl back in september. the near abduction happened in the area of peninsula avenue and the railroad tracks there. during the investigation, police discovered a 16-year-old girl was also approached by a man who matched that description. >>> more than 1,000 people are expected to attend a memorial service on the peninsula for three young friends who died in a car crash on halloween night. all of them were inmen low park district's fire explorers program. matthew cruz is on the left side of your screen, andrew gonzalez on the right and ricky torrez. all three died when the car went off skyline boulevard. the service starts at 6:00. >>> new at 11:00, new research that suggests children raised by guy parents are just as happy as their peers. scientists at san diego state university says more than 20,000 children

next thursday there is a meeting at the mountain view senior center. you can find all of that online. the survey at vta.org/85 survey. >>> we're coming up on 5:10. i wanted to show you how much rain we had with this storm system that's moving through. ben loehmann you are the winner in the santa cruz mountains, over 2 inches of rain in the north bay, atlas peak and st. helena, ukiah close to an inch. then we look at some of our other storm totals, in morgan hill a half of an inch of rain, concord about a quarter of an inch, san francisco airport about a tenth there and much lesser amounts for san jose, barrel measuring anything there, but we will continue to hopefully add more into our rain bucket. we will talk about what's ahead for the rest of the day and, mike, now an update on a crash in san jose. >> despite that small number throughout san jose we still have potentially slick roadways. looking at the green patches all around our map. that's the road weather index indicating you may have slicker roadways. north 880 at the alameda off ramp, chp said

lage like me i drive down to the town of mountain view in silicon valley it's home to the sense research foundation which degree co-founded the research findings are disputed in scientific circles but they're based on solid scientifically recognized data. yet here. i still think it's quite likely that the first person to live to one thousand is in middle age or maybe even a little older i think that the first cohort in other words people born in a given year who are mostly live to one thousand probably in their twenty's or thirty's now or something like that oh work is focused on what we like to call rejuvenation biotechnology so what that means if medicines that we can apply to people who are already in middle age or maybe even older and which will actually repair have at the molecular and cellular level so restoring their body move to a state similar to a young adult in other words we are not simply looking to slow aging down we are actually looking at ways to reverse aging so that means that people who are not benefiting from these therapies will look and feel and function in every wa

santa rosa doing well, as is sfo, mountain view in oakland a quarter behind but san francisco and sanhree-quarters behind. we are not going to get any more rain for this rest of this month. this weekend that's a different story. as i promised here is a look at that beach hard as statement. northwest swells around 10 to 14 feet that will create strong rip currents, sneaker waves and dangerous surf. here is frances. >>> a couple new accidents to tell you about. we will start off with the first one, there's a -- two, one in the east bay, one on the lower part of the peninsula south bay. southbound 880 as you make your way past embarcadero a new accident that could be blocking some of the left lanes, in the westbound direction heading towards the bay bridge you can see traffic is backed up through the maze right there and even on to westbound 580. also the other crash is in the mountain view area north 101 at moffett, traffic is starting to slow right now and we will keep you posted on this accident as well. guys? >> attention dog owners, listen up. the fda is warning that those bone trea

vta wants to cut down congestion from 101 through mountain view, cupertino and campbell. vta knows when people are driving but hoping for input about the reasons why. officials say this will help them decide whether to add carpool lanes, light rail or express buses. the first of three meetings is tonight at the south side community center. >>> at&t park the stage is nearly set for a benefit concert to help the north bay fire victims. on stage tonight metallica, dave matthews, g-eazy and the grateful dead. joe montana, barry bonds and buster posey will be there as well. there are still tickets available if you want to go. >>> coming up next on the "today" show the surprising shift in tone from the president overnight as he's continuing that visit in china. >>> we also have the wet roads this morning if you haven't been out i'm sure you will see them. >> it's going to be off and on throughout the morning. still seeing activity firing up, moving inland and this is what we can expect throughout the day with times of rain even into the afternoon. >> all that green on the map s

it happened saturday night on castro street at the mountain view center for performing arts. once at the scene officers found a man identified as 43-year-old jan nealattacking a 55-year-old man.. officers ordered neal to stop..and when he did not an officer used a taser to stop neal. officers arrested neal and provided aid to the victim..who suffered severe stab wounds. the victim is currently in the hosptal in stable condition. (robin) a woman's car was stolen from the rockridge bart station friday night. it happened just after nine in the west parking lot. police say the woman was in her car when a man approached her. authorities say when the man pointed a gun at her... she got our of the car. police say the man and an accomplice then got in the car and drove away.police could not provide a detailed description of the suspect. (robin) coming up..san francisco police will soon be able to carry stun guns.what this means moving forward. protesters rally to keep an east bay hospital open. we'll show you the impact this could have on people in the area.and the disturbing find at

. >>> breaking news coming out of mountain view tonight where a man was stabbed during a fight. all of this happened at about 6:30 outside the center for performing arts. police say jan neil stabbed another man, even after police used their taser on him. neil also went to the hospital for treatment and is in jail accused of attempted murder. it came just before the night's performance of the prince of egypt. >>> harvey weinstein could possibly face rape charges in new york city. we spoke exclusively to a bay area woman and tells us all tonight. lisa, what did she tell you? >> she had a lot to say. amy hart is an award-winning documentary filmmaker. in the late '90s she worked at miramax. and she knew about the rumors about kevin spacey, running rampant even back then. >> he is every bit the monster people say he is. bellowing profanities at the top of his lungs. to senior vice president. to actresses, to filmmakers. >> reporter: amy hart worked her way up at miramax back in the '90s. she caught harvey weinstein's eye while she worked in the mail room. >> harvey actually requeste

he is accused of stabbing a man in downtown mountain view.to stop attacking the 55 year-old man but he wouldn't let up. officers were then forced to use a taser. the name of the victim has not been released. (darya) happening today -- the "rebuild sonoma county" job fair for people who lost jobs in the wildfires last month. it's happening from 1 to 7 pm at the graton resort and casino just outside rohnert park. some 170+ employers are expected to set up booths at the event -- as well as local and federal agencies and the u-s-p-s. there will also be resume clinics available for job seekers. registration is ánotá required to attend the event. ( james ) in national news... republicans in the house of representatives...are moving forward with a plan to rewrite america's tax code.( darya ) and supporters of the plan say the new tax policy could mean thousands of jobs for people in california. kron 4's national correspondent mark meredith explains. house republicans are convinced tax cuts create a stronger economy. "under this bill, we deliver the

in the 40s for most cities here. 43 at half moon bay with 45 in mountain view. san 49.picture behind me, but the wind is blowing. the numbers slow to recover with 30s this morning from santa rosa to novato. 36 in napa. we're down to 31 earlier with 42 in livermore. behind the front, cool dry air and we are looking at temperatures below average today. anywhere from 6 to 9 degrees below average. boy, isn't this a gorgeous vie from a roof camera. live doppler blanks here with ait of cloud cover. to the south of us, milder around the water this morning in the upper 40s to low 50s. boy, it has been a cold night out there. if you haven't turned or yet, t could be even chillier. so patchy frost this morning in parts of the bay with cool and dry weather. ehe rest of th day, tomorrow, into tuesday, we'll see increasing clouds today from a weak weather system that could bring a few sprinkles. more likely will wash out this evening. rainy, windy, milder for wednesday. looking at wet weather from the middle of the week to the end of the upcoming workweek. our forecast animation sho