the victim was taking art classes at the fine art studio on west camino real in mountain view. he's facing charges for lewd acts with a minor, sexual battery, and annoying or molesting a child. additional victims are encouraged to come forward and contact mountain view police immediately. ama: a commemoration for a woman whose murder has been making headlines for more than a year. a bench and plaque at city hall were dedicated to alexis gabe. this was an important day in her story. anser hassan has more. ♪ reporter: today, would have turned 25. the family mark the occasion with song and celebration. the city of oakley dedicated a bench in her honor. >> we always feel her presence. having a place where she can have her own bench is awesome. i hope each and every one of you will come down and have a seat with alexis. reporter: alexis was killed last january by her ex-boyfriend marshall jones. jones was killed by law enforcement months later while trying to serve an arrest warrant. the family later learned that jones allegedly cut upper body and tried to dispose of the remains. >>

the victim was taking art classes at the fine art studio on west camino real in mountain view. he's facing charges for lewd acts with a minor, sexual battery, and annoying or molesting a child. additional victims are encouraged to come forward and contact mountain view police immediately. ama: a commemoration for a woman whose murder has been making headlines for more than a year. a bench and plaque at city hall were dedicated to alexis gabe. this was an important day in her story. anser hassan has more. ♪ reporter: today, would have turned 25. the family mark the occasion with song and celebration. the city of oakley dedicated a bench in her honor. >> we always feel her presence. having a place where she can have her own bench is awesome. i hope each and every one of you will come down and have a seat with alexis. reporter: alexis was killed last january by her ex-boyfriend marshall jones. jones was killed by law enforcement months later while trying to serve an arrest warrant. the family later learned that jones allegedly cut upper body and tried to dispose of the remains. >>

we've got some rain over the peninsula from san francisco down through mountain view up over the santa cruz mountains. you can see our bridges are wet at this time. from the richmond sound, rafael the bay bridge, the golden gate, san mateo, dunbarton all have green on the screen there and as we shift east, the east bay shore from areas it looks like right around berkeley, emeryville through fremont and over towards milpitas. we've got some light rain to the inner east bay. also seeing some rain along highway four, near concord and antioch. we've got some there into the sierra. we go snow levels right now between 9000 ft. pim picking up on a little bit of rain, snow mix and our local hills. but not as much as we're seeing right here in the sierra and the sierra does have a winter weather advisory. now that goes until early tomorrow morning. so do expect that hazardous drive there if you are here, in addition to again the rain we've got wind to worry about. we have the wind advisory that goes until nine pm for the entire central part of our bay area from the coast along the peninsula and

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at about 5:16 mountain view will start to get heavier downpours, through santa clara county, 5:33. these are the timestamps from yesterday when we talked about it peaking right between the 4:00 and 8:00 a.m. hour. we saw a little bit of the rain move in overnight. let's take this through about 6:00 a.m. it will be widespread and then we see a bull's-eye over santa cruz as well. the higher rainfall totals are expected in the north bay, so santa rosa, san rafael through napa, but also the santa cruz area as well. the good news is it does look like the system moves out rather quickly, so we're not going to see it stall out. by 1:00, heavier pockets of rain will turn into mainly scattered showers through the north bay. then we catch a bit of a break with sunshine and then we'll get another round of showers start to pick up around 3:30, 4:00 in the evening. then it will rain pretty much through tuesday night. 5:00 p.m., we start to see it diminish. at 8:00 p.m., we'll see the majority of the rain create more of a scattered activity pattern through the overnight hours. the good news as w

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this is at mountain view avenue right between grand avenue and lyndon lane. it presented a huge safety concern to people at a shelter in place for a while. look at that. the neighborhood was also without power pay. jeanne, along with sandra fell, police and firefighters make quick work of clearing the fallen trees. slow moving much like reagan towards homes in santa rosa. city is already evacuated. 2 homes on cooper drive homeowner catherine cataracts says this is the second time this is happened while she lived here. >> my fear is, of course, it's going to continue to come i moved all of my patio furniture away from. >> you know my back sliders. and anything that. essentially danger, you know, i secured. >> kendrick says she plans to ride it out unless she's forced to leave again. santa rosa fire department says the slide is affecting 6 properties, including a synagogue. take a look at this. a semi truck was toppled over yesterday on the richmond, sandra fell bridge by the winds lanes had to be shut down for hours because at least 2 semi trucks. it overturne

they say if you have information about additional victims to call mountain view, police investigators on the peninsula are looking for catalytic converter thief who took out a gun and rob someone during a theft. investigators say that the suspect was stealing a catalytic converter from a car in the emerald hills neighborhood in an incorporated redwood city yesterday morning when he realized he was being recorded, they say, he pointed a gun at the person filming and took their cell phone. the suspect of away in a blue honda accord. these images of the suspect were captured in the area. if you can help investigators identify him. you were asked to call the same mateo county sheriff's office, the pittsburgh man charged with killing a 17 year old female 10 days ago, was arraigned in court today in martinez 34. year old roberto matthew signs was formally charged with vehicular manslaughter hit and run that resulted in the death of another person, destroying evidence and driving with a suspended or revoked license for dui conviction. the victim is 17 year old brooke, jeffrey and 11th grade

also more gun hill 36 degrees apiece in redwood city and in mountain view, and this is why we do have a freeze warning in effect were to talk about this system coming up in just a matter of minutes because this is the one that's going to provide us with unsettled weather over the weekend, how much to expect and how much more snow that's still straight ahead. okay roberta. thank you. friends and fans are mourning the loss tonight of a familiar face, who brought a special rhythm to san francisco's market street. larry hunts drumming drew crowds at the powell street cable car turnaround for years, hunt was affectionately known as bucket man he played a homemade drum kit made a five gallon drums, water jugs and other odds and ends. his cause of death was not released, but friends told ktvu that they believe it was an overdose. larry hunt was 64 years old boy, i remember seeing him just about every day market alright, coming up the spike in armed robberies at atms in the city of oakland police there are responding plus a new poll that indicates how many californians one governor newsom to

mountain view in san mateo to 39 in santa rosa, right at freezing at 32 degrees. mention those winds being a whole lot com or you can see just how calm couple breezy pockets near the beach, but nothing like it was yesterday and skies will stay clear all day long today. so that sunshine can help to warm us up. i'll get to that in the rest of your forecast rain. all right, john, thank you for that. well, we've been talking about this accident right on 88 pounds street. >> and emeryville, 41 minute drive from crockett out towards the maze. you might want to take some possible avenue to navigate and get around that delay this morning. the bay bridge, 17 minutes. no accidents there. the meter lights are on. and so folks are traveling 60 minutes. san mateo virgin 81 1 as you're making your way across towards the peninsula. richmond center fell bridge about 13 minutes hopping on the golden gate bridge about a 20 minute drive and in the south bay 1, 0, 1, 85 up to apart. it's going to take you almost 40 minutes. darya. james, back to you. thank you. ran a 71 and our top s

and you can see 33 miles per hour mountain view.is really kind of bay area wide right now that we're seeing these gusty winds. seeing these gusty winds. again, that's why we're unde the high wind warning until :00pm tonight. so while the rain will start to wrap up as we get into the evening, this is what happens with the wind. takes a minute for this to come down, right? so this is 5 o'clock. you can still see very gusty. and this is 11 o'clock at night. the time we get into the overnight hours now we're getting back to normal, but just be aware that that wind is going to keep kicking. this is a live look a boy. oh, boy, this is a live look at what would be san francisco. but you can see our sutro tower camera. it is just rain. just covered with rain right now. all of that courtesy of that atmospheric river that has been rolling in. now it is starting to drop to the south. you see more of the heavier showers now in central and southern california. certainly a lot of snow still happening in the sierra as we go throughout the day toda

right now we're looking at temperatures still cold to start, with some upper 30s in mountain view and scotts valley and also at 43 in dublin, 42 in san rafael. as we head out the door in the north bay, santa rosa, 41 degrees, still most cloudy. we'll see clouds linger for at least the next three to four hours and then into the rest of the day the sun will peek out and we'll reach into the upper 50s and low 60s across the bay area. >>> mike, you're taking a look at the drive out of richmond. >> very light right now, this is the bridge over toward san rafael. 580 through the east bay, a smooth flow of traffic and no slowing. a later start for the community is playing out. 580 coming through alameda county and 680, those express lanes, they haven't been charging tolls for a couple of years. they're back in service and resuming with the same regulations as on the peninsula. so 580, 680, toll lanes are resuming charges today. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> a follow-up this morning from the criminal indictment against former president trump. new york city police are ramping up staffin

only 59 in mountain view, and san francisco reaching 55 degrees.we will talk about what is ahead for the weekend. that's coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you. >>> scandalous accusation in san josÉ, a long-time agent is facing drug charges. >> joanne segovia is accused of having 61 drug shipments mailed to her home. they say joanne segovia used her office as the union's ups account to district the substances. >> so if the allegations are true, this woman was conducting some of her business right there at the sgpoa's office. if it's true, she utilized one of the accounts, she utilized an email account for herself at sgpoa.com. there's embarrass and collateral damage, and i think sgpoa needs to respond to the community and answer questions and i hope they are transparent when they do so because one of the questions that comes up is how could somebody have done this, assuming it's true, for so long and nobody noticing? >> the san josÉ poa released a statement saying the poa has been fully cooperating with authorities as they continue their investig

both had 9/10 fremont, almost three quarters and mountain view in pleasant hill.you never mentioned pleasant hill. yes, i do. half inch of rain. ah that's this is amazingly deep, cold system. it is moving. but out ahead of that we are going to get there's going to be severe weather in the valley. just no doubt about it. we've already had numerous reports of hail here another line or moving onshore in the sonoma and also in the marine coast. but it's really the lines that are going through now. contra costa county back over to santa clara county on the peninsula, look at that line that's moving and forming. they're going to be some really heavy downpours out of this hail reports couple already in the santa cruz mountains. there will be more on the way and seasonally call for us forties on these temps and mount diablo is sitting at 32 amazingly cold degrees when the south wind of 22 mph so low snow levels again . this law will be with us all day today, sending in band after band of these thunderstorms with hail and also then you'll get a break and then we'll start a

this is mountain view, one of the most sought—after photo spots in siargao, and also home to the humanrseys with their names emblazoned on the back, these guys use their best moves to mimic those of a state—of—the—art drone for tourists�* social media accounts, all while trying to avoid oncoming traffic. and the results have gone viral. originally, they would come here to sell bamboo straws to tourists but recently, they discovered that visitors preferred to part with their cash for stylised social media content. now, it was my turn to become a viral superstar. right, i've got to get my moves down. this arm here? oh, isee! one more. ok, take another pose. another. another pose. oh, so this leg down, this leg up. oh, my god. are you serious? laughs. oh, that was bad too! laughs. i've got to work on my moves. i've never seen anything like this before. but in this social media—mad world, i think it's an absolutely brilliant idea. laughs. that looks really cool! i'll leave it to you to decide what looks better, man or drone? i've left siargao to visit the national park on the island of buc

the mountain view online therapy platform.to customers for sharing personal mental health information. the federal trade commission says the company shared email and ip addresses along with health questionnaire answers with facebook, snapchat and pinterest. the ftc alleged better help share that data for advertising purposes, but failed to restrict how third parties could use the information in a statement, better help said it used limited encrypted information to create more effective campaigns. extended income tax deadline in california's complicated matters for state lawmakers working to finalize the state's budget, both the irs and california's franchise. tax board have pushed back the deadline for most californians to father, texas to october 16th. to get people impacted by the storms last month more time, this will have an impact on the state's budget this year. with the extended deadline, the state will have to make more projections and assumptions on state income tax because they won't know exactly how much money the s

got a little pocket of heavy rain around santa sunnyvale and mountain view. but you do have another band of rain about to be working its way northward just on shore in the santa cruz mountains and pushing towards the peninsula in the south bay here. just in a few short moments, dust that flooding risks does continue for the santa cruz mountains. the peninsula, the south bay as well as the east bay shoreline, all under flood advisories through this morning. temps right now are in the 40's. so nothing too much to note there. it is chilly. so just put on those jackets and do of course, making a rain jacket. if you are going to be bringing the umbrella with you today, hold on tight to it. and i'd advise against maybe bring it out later on today because winds will pull in her right away from you. we've got winds peaking as high as 60 miles per hour. plus, along the coast and in the santa cruz mountains and as high as 45 miles per hour along the bay shore as well as the east bay. those high wind warnings in effect for the deeper gold hughes and high wind watches fu

and you have an accident in mountain view, right near ellis street. and you have some delays and some hazards as you're traveling along one, a one 82 way better alternative for your even to 80 at this hour. 25 minute ride into the city maze to that freeman street exit. if you're traveling across towards the peninsula, going to take about 22 minutes, the our san mateo bridge, the east bay red across the board, 8.80, stanley angle down to 2.37. about 15 minutes traveling along 6.80, tucson. all you're going to get some delays like stanley and up towards oakland about 35 minutes started. james, back to you. >> thanks a lot. right now. let's get back to the breaking news, which is what happened to an american family in mexico. >> 2 of the 4 missing americans who were violently kidnapped friday and mexico have been found dead. the 2 other americans in that group are reported to have lived through this. a mexican official says one of the survivors was wounded. however, the other was on harmed, according to the fbi, these americans were targeted by mistake.

it will feel go and 45 in vallejo and 45 in napa. 42 for mountain view. livermore is at 45.hometown of fairfield, one of the chillier spots this morning at 37 in fairfield. the sun rises at 7:07 and the sunset is that 7:25. her is what you can expect. we have frost advisories this morning because of the colder temperatures. for the north bay interior valleys and mountains, the east bay valleys and santa clara valley, all under a frost advisory as we start off our day. through the afternoon, we are cool and breezy and below average with temperatures and with that please, making it feel even cooler outside with those daytime highs below average. we will have some sunshine and continue with his dry weather as we look ahead to our weekend. high temperatures for this afternoon are running about 629 degrees below average. here is where you live from 58 in santa clara and san jose. as we look to the east bay, concord is 58. livermore is at 57. around the bay, 56 in san francisco and 57 in oakland and 56 for roanoke park and santa rosa at 57. winds are coming in at 56 this afternoon

mountain view police are asking for the public's help in finding a 13 year-old boy. matthew, you see his picture there. he was last seen at about 4.45 yesterday on the 800 block of washington street right near the mountain view, community services building. he was wearing black adidas pants with white stripes, a black columbia jacket with royal blue trim black and gray pattern. adidas shoes and a black backpack. you see him, please contact mounted police. in the south. a little girl is left without her mother now and their beloved dog after a driver plowed through a side a crosswalk sunday evening in south san jose. police say their detectives are working right now nonstop trying catch that driver kron four's. justin campbell has the story. >> in less than 24 hours, san jose police say they have identified the driver of that car and that suspect is now sitting behind bars. >> these home surveillance video shows a honda sedan plowing to the intersection of blossom hill road and lake avenue sunday evening, a neighbor heard the crash. her daughter, a nurse, ran out to h

we're at 37 in mountain view as well and 47 across the bay in hayward, 46 in san francisco. now, heading into the afternoon, it's going to be very much like yesterday where it's nice and sunny, temperatures start to feel a little milder, at least during the middle of the day, reaching into the upper 50s. but i am tracking rain. we are going to see it coming in waves, but there will be a opportunity to get outside. we see it for saturday morning, clearing out for saturday afternoon, and then more spotty rain on sunday. we'll talk more about that coming up. >>> mike, you're still looking pretty calm out there. >> it's friday, so lighter volume of traffic. we expect that for the morning commute. we are looking at a couple of incidents, none presenting any slowing. one on the eastshore freeway is opposite your main commute and so is the one on eastbound 580. we are looking at no major closure for the tri-valley northbound. remember, they've postponed that closure over the weekend so that will not be the case for sunol. that will remain open and it's open right now. on the penins

we are tracking some downpours across the region from portola valley to los osos mountain view wasokloe bay, we are seeing the rain from santa cruz all the way towards the santa cruz mountains and about hamilton, getting still we expected. floods -- flood advisories are all the way down to the south bay, and parts of the north bay as you check out the hourly forecast, you will notice the strong level 3 storm will continue to produce some downpours along with those gusting winds and snow showers over the higher terrain. i will be back to let you know when we will finally get a break and get a chance to dry out after the storm. coming right up. >> thank you very much. we have tragic news out of san mateo county, unfortunately one person is dead after entry fell on a moving vehicle on alpine road and portola valley this afternoon. this incident happened near the 280 on-ramp, emergency crews were attempting to remove the victim when more trees came crashing down. chp officials say the person was on their way home from work. >> our best advice on a day like this, the roads so wet and the gro

downpours on the peninsula from mountain view as you look around highway 101. it is not exactly an easy, breezy commute. over mount hamilton, it has been cold enough for snow the last couple of hours. that is going to continue could we have flood advisories for parts of solano county and sonoma county this evening, as we are already seeing flooding on the roadways, and small streams and creeks. a look at our exclusive abc 7 storm impact scale, this off the coast is going to head parallel to the coast and down to our south we saw a situation develop off of our coastline that has helped to trigger those thunderstorms that we have been dealing with today. we have seen hail and obviously those downpours. . 6:00 tonight, light to moderate downpours. intensity picks up briefly. looking at showers over higher terrain, and by the time tomorrow morning begins, you will say, wo what another day. wgusty in the bay area. on our exclusive abc 7 storm impact scale, it is a 1. isolated thunderstorms and hail and snow over the higher peak spirit i will be back with a look at w

ron are alive in mountain view right now with the hood up. morning. >> it's a steady rainfall. i tell you the more south you move, the harder the rain gets spent just to concur with john the intensity. not as bad. just waiting for us to come out to me. it has slowed down just a bit. but we do know it's going to be off and on and sometimes it's going to be so bad that already public works. departments. they have jumped into action. look at this. i was heading down here and this is san antonio road in mountain view is going to show you the freeway right behind me. but this is as far as i could go because you can see the sign right behind me this as road closed. >> flooded. i didn't see any flooding as i was parallel to this road. but it's still dark. they probably know more than me as far as the history of this road, which is why they went ahead guys and put the barricades here. san antonio road runs parallel to the freeway. so a lot of people use this to move around this particular location. i've seen cars right in front of me. stop and scratch their heads and say, what do i do

mountain view in san francisco at 48 degrees. oakland also at 48 and alameda, one of our first spots right back up to 50 degrees. brett, what? you're right there, too. now winds nice and calm and we're going to stay this way today. and speaking of staying that way, sunshine is going to stay with us all day as well. if you love those clear skies today is certainly day to get out there and enjoy them. now the weekend looks good, too. but next week i've got my eyes peeled on yet another atmospheric river. and i'll get to that. your full forecast. daria, thanks a lot. and from the last atmosphere river, we still have power outages. nearly 70,000 pga customers. >> don't have electricity this morning and some might not get it back until at least tomorrow morning. kron 4 sarah stinson takes a look at what burlingame is going through right now. >> right at the intersection of broadway and old bayshore highway where the road has been closed. that is because a tree has fallen onto power lines, knocking the power out. this is the type of af

mountain view in san mateo to 39 in santa rosa, right at freezing at 32 degrees.

otherwise 36 degrees in livermore, 42 degrees of mountain view and in redwood city.will see some areas of frost one more day of sunshine tomorrow, and then we're giving you a preview of what to expect this weekend. the rain does return and earnest, and so does the wind up to 40 mph winds. we're gonna track this incoming system right here and that one behind it, that's all coming up. greg christina a little bit later in this newscast, roberto, we look forward to it. thank you. he was a fixture outside the powell street bart station in san francisco for years, people reflecting tonight on the loss of the bucket man plus investing in the future. house of high school students are learning the ins and outs of trading on the stock market. subway keeps upping their game with the subway series. an all-star menu of delicious subs. there's the philly, the monster, the boss. if i hadn't seen it in person, i wouldn't have believed it. eating is believing steph. the subway series. try subway's tastiest menu upgrade yet. plastic outside the palace st bart station in san francisco

tonight, some of the issues there near campbell over here in sunnyvale mountain view.the bay area 175,000 customers without power. about an hour ago, though, a little more. it was much worse. you had 193,000 customers without power. so crews are working to get people back online. it will take a while, though. >> yes, it if you it's a lot to absorb there, but you can follow our storm coverage online. you can scan the qr code. it's on your screen and it will take you to our web page there. you'll find updates on flooding. road closures are power outages all happening in your area? >> and still ahead, a fatal shooting at a strip mall in the east bay. witnesses recapping the terrifying moments. that's when we come back. you didn't choose cat allergies. you didn't choose your hairline. hot flashes, the flu, or that thing when your knee just gives out for no reason. you didn't choose your bad back or this. or... that. you didn't choose depression, melanoma, or lactose intolerance. but with kaiser permanente you can choose your doctor who works with other best-in-class specia

s is at mountain view avenue between grand avenue in linden lane presented a huge safety concerns ofple living in that area were told to stay indoors. the neighborhood was also without power pg e along with sam fell police and the firefighters did make quick work, though, of clearing on the falling trees. it's not exactly clear what caused the lines to spark, but the storms most likely played a role. officials are continuing to release water from dams to try to prevent more flooding. here's video now from the nimbus dam in sacramento. it's pumping up 30,000 cubic feet of water per second. the oroville dam about 70 miles north is releasing water from its main spillway for the first time in 4 years at a rate of 15,000 cubic feet of water per second. all that water flowing into the feather river. people who live nearby are under an evacuation warning. they may need to move to higher ground because of that and all the heavy rain. >> haha. >> dinner is served. forget about ice fishing. why not try car fishing? a driver in santa cruz county landed this large fish while driving through a fl

police had to close off mountain view avenue between grand avenue and linden way while crews are making repairs and the power is out in that neighborhood in the meantime. so all of those were stretched thinly. also in the northbound, this tree came crashing down in the santa rosa neighborhood this morning. you can see the branches, tangled up in the power lines. orchard avenue, the tree snapped one utility pole into three pieces, and damaged a second one leaving close to 300 homes and businesses in the dark. there is also damage to two cars and street signs. pg&e says if you see downed trees or power lines, don't touch it, don't try to move it. just immediately report it. call 911 or pg&e. ryan? >> and good advice there. >>> a live look at sfo with the wind causing all sorts of problems as paul mentioned, the airport reporting a 74 mile per hour wind gust earlier this afternoon. that led to a ground stop for all flights, but even before that, pilots say they weren't taking any chances. >> everybody is a season apart. nobody wants to depart, so we don't want to back up anybody else at th

and you can see san francisco. 22 mountain view at 29. some of those gusts are going to be even higher. so to track this forward for you and show you kind of the heavier showers are going to roll through as we get into this afternoon and evening. there is a little bit of a lull here as we get into late night. but then overnight, here it comes again with heavier showers rolling in. and some of these could potentially have thunderstorms with them. we could get certainly some flash flooding to you. very careful. so this is tomorrow at 11, 15 notice the system does start to sink to the south, but still very active tomorrow morning and then scattered showers throughout the day on your friday. so we're looking out for quite a bit of rain. but take you into a, you know, your friday night saturday. that's how much, though, over 3 inches, if you're in the north bay close to 2 and other spots around the bay, we do have another atmospheric river. believe it or not coming our way on monday. so these are the totals. if i take you into monday evening.

it's 37 in mountain view and also just as cold in san martin. it's 39 in santa rosa and 42 in san rafael. as you're heading out the door in the south county, it's going to be mostly clear and temperatures stay cold, so you do have to blast the heater in the car on your way to work this morning. and then as we go into today, we're going to start to see more sunshine, slowly warming temperatures. but all of this, as we take a look at our high temperatures, is well below what's normal for the last day of march. and it's going to be a while before we warm up, even going into the weekend. looks much better tomorrow, with highs in the mid-60s in the south bay, but still in the upper 50s in the north bay, and then for sunday we all get a cooldown, we're back in the mid to upper 50s once again. so let's talk about what's going to happen in the north bay on saturday, and why we'll all cool off on sunday. we're going to see a system passing by that could skirt the north bay with spotty showers, but we're also going to start to see cold air coming back in

those out those hills, a mountain view has some of this so the next biggest problem spot after the south bay is the peninsula. where about 24,000 customers are without power up in the menlo park. you see redwood city. here's shrouded in the orange and here you can kind of follow 101. look at this trouble spot here. this isn't just west of hillsborough there between 2.81. 0, 1, give about 14,000 folks or i should say customers in the east bay that are without power. i correct myself on folks because for each customer that is without power on average, talking about 3 people who are actually affected. so the scope of this in terms of who you're affecting on a night to night basis is more vast than just the the amount of customers you have more people, then customers. so the east bay, the trouble spots there remain just like last night you know, just the west of concord pacheco, the pleasant hill area. they're still trying to get folks, you from having to use flashlights again tonight. fortunately, the north bay and the san francisco regions have fewer than 1000 customers in each without pow

francis mountain view alum logan johnson. he's seen the best of his play so far this season scoring 20 or more points in six of st. mary's final eight games. >> logan means everything in our program. he's one of our three leaders and he's an alpha. he's not into all the fluff, into the -- it's all about me. he's not into that. you can about count on him to bring it every time he steps on that court. >> you know who the real winner today was? our colleague jocelyn morant from the morning show. she had furman, maryland, san diego state. she office a roll today and friday the women's tournament games start with sacred heart, a 16 seed, facing number 1, stanford. it's march madness. you live. you learn. >> you get mad. >> you hope to keep playing. >> and you cry. >> you get mad, march madness. >> my phone blew up after that game. >> i know jocelyn pretty well. we hang out. we go to concerts together. something's not right. something's not sitting right with me. got some insider info. he was also a little upset today, too. >> texa

said that was at mountain view avenue between grand avenue and linden lane. it presented a huge safety concerns. so >> those folks living in the area were told to stay indoors. a neighborhood was also without power pg and e along with sandra fell police anq firefighters. they made quick work of clearing all the fallen trees. they're not clear exactly what caused those lines to spark. the storm most likely played a role. >> but strong winds knocked down. utility poles is on west campbell. ave and you the street closed in both directions near the hill foods, grocery store in campbell. police are asking the public to. report any power lines in their area that are compromised by calling. >> the agency's non emergency line and you can always follow our storm coverage online scan the qr code there on your screen. just use the camera on your phone. it will give you a web page. that's our web page. and there you can find updates on all the flooding road closures and power outages in your neighborhood. on this national equal pay day, california first partner jennifer

with thick fog, considered the obscure entire mountains from view, crushes into a mountain side due to per visibility of the most common cause for air disasters. in the pause, domestic variation industry, there's even a specific term to describe disasters like these controlled flight into terrain or c, f i t. the basic rule is that you have to fly in visual contact with that a that you should be able to see the mountain. but people there have over confidence. they have been flying. therefore the number of the they have, you know, the, you know, the value. so what if there is a small patch of cloud? you know where though? well, if you don't, then we will come out of the but one fine day that doesn't happen. another issue is the age of aircraft used by the nation's domestic airlines. also, an old aircraft isn't necessarily unsafe. an aging fleet costs more to maintain critics. aviation safety is being overlooked as airlines compete for their share of a growth market. the aircraft that went down and pucker i was operated by yeti airlines. together with its subsidiary tara air, yet he is r

hard to forecast, particularly at high altitudes. mythic fog considered the obscure, entire mountains from view, crushes into a mountain side, you to per visibility. the most common cause for air disasters in the pause, domestic variation industry. there's even a specific term to describe disasters like these controlled flight into terrain or c, f i t. the basic rule is that you have to fly in visual contact with the aid that you should be able to see the mountain. but people didn't have over confidence, they have been flying there for the number of years they have, you know, the you know, the value. so what if this more on back up cloud you know way though. well it dont then we will come out of that though, but one fine bit that doesn't happen. another issue is the age of aircraft used by the nation's domestic airlines. although an old aircraft isn't necessarily unsafe, an aging fleet costs more to maintain. critic say, aviation safety is being overlooked as airlines compete for their share of a growth market. the aircraft that went down and puck ira was operated by yeti airlines. together wit

mid 60's for mountain view at 63 degrees. as you can see, pacific already cooling down 10 degrees cooler at 53 degrees with everything else in between. so it is a fairly mild day overnight lows going to say on the mild side thanks to that blanket of storm cloud cover widespread low 50's with santa rosa. cooling down to 48 degrees. high temperatures tomorrow. pretty seasonal low to mid 60's, which is exactly where we should be for this time of year. half moon bay. 57 degrees in dan. i know our good luck charm are lucky. saint patrick's day, leprechauns dancing for joy. going to be very irish. like weather on friday. quick moving storm. scattered showers. fortunately are. but we are going to see drier weather by next weekend. you it's great, right? we always say this all the time. >> we want the rain. we want the rain. we want the rain. not all at once, though. i know is going to be a concern even after the atmospheric river leaves the bay area. so we're going to possibly see downed trees and power lines. it's going to be a mes

we have in place is with google, and we are helping them to power their campus in sunnyvale and mountain view with clean energy. >>> u.s. climate envoy john kerry said that the message is abundantly clear, we are making progress, but not enough. >>> all right. here we have another atmospheric river which is unusual to have so many in a row, and back-to-back since december and here is another one. >> and this is good news that it is based way off to the south, and we are not expecting that heavy push, and we are still getting the rain, and it is the wind that is being tracked with the storm system, and now, we break it into the microclimate forecast, and hopefully you enjoyed a little bit of that, and bring it out to san francisco, and it has one of the best shots in this second and you can see the blue sky pocket right there with the cirrus clouds and the puffy nimbus clouds, and don't bring the umbrella yet, and you can also look at another storm system, because that wind and ahead, and we have an extended break before the second storm system arrives and that is going to give us time to brea

check out san jose in mountain view. 61 degrees with timber on 10 degrees cooler at 51 degrees. and we're tracking overnight lows tonight to be on the mild side. 40's and 50's with santa rosa. only cooling down to 47 degrees. and those of you in san jose and mount view, including anthill cooling down to 52 degrees. but high temperatures tomorrow. pretty seasonal as you make your way inland into our north bay, east bay. and yes, even south bay valleys. but along the coast, we're going to be about 48 degrees below average. we should be in the low to mid 60's this time of year and friendly reminder we spring forward tonight, daylight saving time officially begins at 2 in the morning and we are going to notice, though, one of the driest days in your next 7 day forecast will be on thursday with more wet weather expected possibly for your saint patrick's day friday night. back to you. gayle. >> thank of reset. >> developing news we are continuing to follow tonight. governor newsom is speaking out about the collapse of silicon valley bank. the bank closed down yesterday. federal regula

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tomorrow it's going to pick up a couple more degrees in some spots like hayward, reaching 57, 57 in mountain viewhat's tomorrow afternoon, and 59 in san martin. but we will start out near or below freezing tomorrow morning as well, with the morning temperatures below freezing in parts of the bay area and valleys. we talked about the rain returning this weekend, coming in as early as saturday. and we'll see, also, some snow for parts of the north bay once again, a lot of snow in the sierra, and we could see that again for our higher elevations. also some spotty showers on sunday and then a brief break before more rain comes in for the middle of next week. so we're only getting a brief little break here and a nice little warm-up for our inland areas, hitting 60 degrees on friday and then back down a few more degrees for the weekend once the rain returns. and for san francisco, we have mid-50s in the forecast, mornings starting out near 40 and we are making plans to have to deal with that rain again. >>> mike, you had a hazard reported on the san mateo bridge. >> yeah, so we take a look from our cam