this 30-foot tree landed on parked cars at 23rd street near sanchez in noe valley.he biggest storm though is on the horizon. >> round 2 is coming. today a break capping a few showers out there. but then our second storm arrives and i'll time it out for you on futurecast in just a few minutes here. but hi-def doppler let's show you first of all the light rain falling especially across the south bay. in fact, right over san jose. so south bay getting that rain this morning from sunnyvale down through cupertino, campbell as well and then again right over san jose some light to moderate rainfall. and then stretching across the peninsula, you can see foster city, near san mateo, and san carlos getting some light showers out there this morning. so here's hi-def doppler and putting this into motion you can see all this pushing to the east but behind it offshore, we are still tracking that rain that's going to push into the south bay this morning. so a live look with our san jose camera, with the wet camera and the raindrops on our live cam looking at temperatures in the mi

so i have to say noe valley, i live very close to here, is one of my favorites.will, this small business saturday has become so popular that now it has its own facebook page. doesn't everybody? i'm live in noe valley, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >> that's how you know you've made it. >> for sure. >> thanks, lyanne. >>> san jose's iconic christmas in the park opens to fanfare tonight and promises to be bigger than ever. >> community members stepped up to fund the decades old holiday tradition. >> trees, lights, and lots of action. christmas in the park has returned to san volunteers spent the day putting the finishing touches on the winter wonderland featuring exhibits, entertainment, and more than 550 trees decorated by community groups and businesses. bailey thayer are raising awareness for their common profit, have faith, be lstrong childhood cancer, and for us to express through our tree what that means to us and what it means the other families is super meaningful. >> this tree from the catholic charities stem program featured ornaments programmed by element

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san francisco, noe valley just changed to 60. financial, 62. cold as 49 in sunny side. that is the out liar. partly cloudy, 356 56 at sfo. how is the compute going? >> residual delays on the san mateo bridge. westbound 92, left lane blocked 15 minutesment it's clear now. as you can see, traffic barely moving. down to 42-minute drive across the bridge. use dumbarton instead. three to four car crash blocking the two right lanes. >> alexis, thank you. new at 6:00, it has been a year since twitter expanded the character count for tweets to 280. >> i want to see what you think about this. a new study found a change in the way people communicate on tweur. more please and thank yous in longer tweets. they are engaged in more meaningful conversations and typing out full words and phrases instead of abbreviations. i suspect some of that is please delete your account. >> can you have a meaningful conversation in 280 characters or less? >> you'll be able to see netflix movies on the big screen. >>> the effort to solve the homeless crisis with sheds for housing. it looks like it is

noe valley, same thing. foreman district, 61.to upper 50s palo alto, santa clara. 50 there. 48 in pleasanton. pittsburg, 54. 50 in the north bay. 73 at noon. temperatures near 80 degrees during the afternoon hours. about 64 at 8:00. upper 60s to low 70s. not quite the a 80s we had yesterday. 61 heading out this evening. why not? a lot of great places to go. in the south bay, same thing. 55 this morning. upper 70s this afternoon. 66 under the stars at 8:00. now, if you liked yesterday's warmth, it's coming back tomorrow. but that's it. a cooling trend in the accuweather seven-day forecast. alexis will tell us about the commute. >> yeah. we have slow spots to talk about right now. start off with the bay bridge. a disabled vehicle off on the shoulder at the harrison exit. stop and go from treasure island right now. a quick check of the central valley. west bound 205, 11 miles per hour. 12 miles per hour on 580. road work eastbound 580 as you approach altamont pass. stop-and-go traffic. down to 29 miles per hour. overall, it's been a

i'm karen allen a 24-year resident of noe valley and have children and two cannot afford to live in sfrans -- san francisco and the board president of livable city and support removing parking minimums and not only should you eliminate parking minimums, but you should think ahead to the future when autonomous cabs, autonomous private electric cabs will make a lot of car use not necessarily anymore and there'll be a lot of parking we don't need. any parking built in my opinion, should be designed with a view to be able to be repurposed for housing or some other useful use in the future. thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is jeff and i'm a d9 resident and here in support for removing minimum parking requirement. i want to reiterate the points brought up by other commenters as well as the planning commission this is a small step that makes a huge impact in the united states as the major city of san francisco it's sort of a beacon of hope for the rest of the city and the rest of country looks to us in terms of moving forward and being proactive against climate change and the he

noe valley, 48. the rest of us around 50 to 52 degrees. around you can see 30s and 40s with frost forming very lightly because there's hardly any moisture in the inland valleys. look at all the smoke over san jose. beaches out and about, exercisi exercising. if you can, avoid it at all costs. wood burning obviously banned also. 49 at 8:00 on the peninsula. mid to upper 60s noon to 4:00. 51, need a coat, at 8:00. a lot of sunshine, albeit murky. 42 this morning. 66 at noon. mid to upper 60s through 4:00. also 51 at 8:00. and along the east bay shore, 48. mid to upper 60s, back down to 55 degrees, a little milder, at 8:00 for you. all right. track that changes of rain coming up in the accuweather seven-day forecast. how's it going, alexis? >>> we don't have any major issues. our biggest problem was overnight road work that had the nimitz shut down between 23rd and 29th. all clear from chp. caltrans said they were able to wrap that up. time, 5:01. that thinned out very quickly. no residual delays. definitely looking good. bay bridge toll plaza

upper 40s in noe valley. castro and the mission 51. palo alto, 35. saratoga, 39. walnut creek, frosty, 33. we are frosty in petaluma. 32 degrees. dress warmly this morning. a look at walnut creek. if you're going to our beaches, exercising out and about. the poor air will be lingering four or five days. stay inside if you can to exercise. i saw someone running down the embarcadero, had a mask on. there you go. 49 this morning. 67 to noon. upper 60s this afternoon. cooling quickly to 57 by 8:00. up in the north bay, 45 by 8:00. 72 at 2:00. ful 68 at noon. quickly in the 40s at 8:00. take a look at the chance of rain next week. here's alexis. >> good morning, mike. we don't have a lot of incidents to talk about. poor air quality going to be part of your commute today. you can see the smoke under the lights on the san mateo. westbound 92 is starting to fill in. no significant issues for you. i think we have a lot of folks off today for the veterans day observed holiday. tracy to dublin, 33 minutes for you. in the yellow. antioch to concord in the green at 14. 101, in

a 30-foot tree collapsed in noe valley landing on cars about 9 p.m. >> this is not the worst of it. >> that's right. we are tracking showers in spots this morning. but our second more powerful storm that arrives late tonight into tomorrow morning. so we are tracking that stronger system that will bring heavy rain strong winds and could see an isolated thunderstorm. i'll show that you coming up. but hi-def doppler is going. showers popping up this morning. let's take out to the areas you can see: >> more rain is behind it. it's because of residual moisture from the front that pushed through yesterday of a live look with our south bay san jose camera, with a wet camera out there. temperatures are in the 50s. here's what you can expect. we are looking at spotty showers this morning. but we're going to be in between storms today. heavy rain, strong winds, late tonight, likely overnight into tomorrow. that's the storm that we are going to be watching very closely for you for tomorrow looking at high wind warning there so be watching that. futurecast we are going to take you hour by hour to

in ome down the valley >> reporter: too big tp eame unh david, america is sitting down ngtrho importans.t ea pat david?onnuing his rtpore >>> back here omro hats.w,noe l be okay.ct sw. this semi jackknifed on i-90, that's in erie, pennsylvania, already arrived. this ferry, you can see, to meteorologist rob marciano, tracking it all live for us again tonight. >> reporter: hi, david. we're still dealing with thi ng oemff n the coast of maine. it's all snow. record snow, as a matter of fact, in burli the ke eect ow machine ingn.s to cranking south of buffalo right now.anh utwe. 80-mile-per-hour wint as l but an even stronger storm will come in tomorrow night, bringing in, yes, beneficial rains and hefty mountain snow. but heavy rains over the areas that got burned by wildfires this month, and we're concerned about mudslides later this week. david? >> all right, we're watching both coasts tonight. rob, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to a terrifying scene inside a school in oklahoma. a pit bull getting into the school and authorities say attacking children, third and fourth graders. several were taken to the hospital, and now body cam video tonig