this is near sunset parkway, not too far from south novato boulevard. police are also conducting some kind of operation in that area. investigators do say that this is an isolated situation and that there's no danger for anyone in that area, particularly the schools in the area. >>> starting tomorrow, you might have to wait a little bit longer for police to respond to nonemergency calls if you are in berkeley. nbc bay area's bob redell joins us from the newsroom. police must reduce the number of officers on patrol? >> correct, because the department is down officers. a number are out for injury and leave. they have plenty of openings, but right now the berkeley police department is having trouble finding people to fill those positions. earlier this week, you see on the screen there, in a memo to the mayor and city council, the berkeley city manager announces the police department would have to go from a 16 beat to 14 beat configuration, in other words, fewer officers on the streets because the department says it is consistently understaffed. minimum pat

north of novato pg&e crews ar working around the clock. the mud slide began near redwood boulevard. >> the hillside is still moving. >> we've been monitoring land movement. it's consistently moved off the mountain. >> reporter: pg&e says the erosion uncovered one of its two gas lines there that service 91,000 people in marin county. the utility is rerouting the natural gas away and into a temporary bypass. >> it's a detour around. got to build a new road around a hole. >> reporter: the mud slide is also next to a north marin water main. no gas or water service has been disrupted but people living nearby are also worried about something else. >> the traffic it's going to back up. >> reporter: concerned the mud slide could make traffic even worse in the area. the already saturated hills once more rain arrives. >> i think they did a good job to move quickly. it's supposed to rain the coming week but i don't know how much ahead we'll be with it supposed to rain. >> with the wet weather returning, more land movement is possible and expected. >>

trouble related to the impact of our recent massive storms a stretch of highway 101 is closed in novato to petaluma as pg&e cruise worked to reroute a gas transmission line. pg&e hopes to finish by sunday morning abc 7 news reporter answer hasan joins us live now with details about the work that is underway. this seems like a monumental task. deon good evening. you can see southbound 101 is already closed in this part of novato the mud slides about a quarter mile up now officially even though it hasn't been raining. that ground is still moving. so this exposed gas line is under a lot of pressure and that's why it has to be rerouted. pg&e cruise are in a race against time and the elements in their attempt to reroute a main pg&e gas distribution line. we have seen some erosion in the locations due to the significant amount of rainfall we've had but this is probably the most significant event we've had during these these winter storms this week storm caused a massive landslide, which exposed to pg&e gas line, even though there hasn't been any rain in the past few days officials one that th

live in novato, liz kreutz, abc 7 news. ama: thank you. to the south, santa cruz county has been the hammered by our recent storms, and today was no different, with the rain and intense winds hitting the region. abc 7 news zach fuentes joins us live with more. zach? zach: when we compare thanks to earlier this year, today's storm was pretty mild in comparison to those, but the rain and winds were intense at times. it was painful to stay outside in some areas of santa cruz county, but that did not stop a lot of people from coming outdoors. santa cruz county has been one of the areas hit over and over again by storms since the start of year. . impacted not just to the -- the areas impacted not just limited to the coastal areas. >> my mom has evacuated. zach: even roadways giving out, and at some of those areas, partial road closures are still in effect. and others, like this portion of main street that washed out weeks ago, temporary fixes are the only thanksgiving the residents access to the rest of the community. all of these new impacts o

ktvu zac sos has more now from novato. a real pleasure. among those traveling down highway one. oh one today, expecting a smooth ride south. but instead greeted with a lengthy detour. we're going to, uh, assuming nations 50 year reunion today, which we're going to miss. we're gonna be late for our golden diploma. we've got two kids in the car and we're on the way to the oakland zoo late for a birthday party. all of them caught up in a temporary shutdown of southbound one. oh one initially scheduled to end at nine in the morning, but extended through two pm traffic diverted from highway 1, 16 and petaluma to atherton avenue in novato. i have become the long way around. everybody's getting turned off. i don't know what i don't even know what it's about doing construction. the road closure, which began at nine p.m. on saturday, put in place to allow pg and e to do some emergency work on several high pressure. gas lines impacted by a major landslide last week, right next to the highway, a race against the clock for cruz to finish before the next round of rain. that's why we're worki

that includes santa rosa, novato. if you're driving through richmond, fairfield, concord, san francisco, even down through the south bay, you are going to get caught up in some light to moderate, even heavy downpours through the santa cruz mountains where you can see oranges and yellows. because we are still seeing rain, there could still be the potential of flooding for some creeks. however, i did look at the latest forecast for the san francisquito creek that we were monitoring closely. it does look like at last check it was at 10 feet and it will begin to cree seed around 11:00 a.m. if the system tries to stall out, that could once again become a problem. we're not fully in the clear just yet. the wind speeds today won't be as strong. >>> let's get a check of the roads with mike. >> there was a concern across bridges, chp did give notice across all bridges, pretty much, overnight. san mateo and the high-rise is moving smoothly but slower. you see brake tapping and it's causing the sensors to slow, unlike yesterday

blue s orve gate, 60 degrees in santa rosa, 59 in novato, 64 at fairfield.is our warm spot. 58 at livermore. blue sky over most of the bay area from this view from mount tam an. the next form that arrives monday evening will be a level 1 storm, but intensifying to a level two by tuesday. here is a look at our forecast animation overnight. we have clear skies. temperatures will be dropping to 34 in santa rosa. 38 in vallejo, 39 in san rafael. san jose will drop down to 39 degrees. 36 in morgan hill. with temperatures dropping that low, we have a frost advisory in effect for virtually all of the bay area away from the shoreline and coast. the lowest locations will be in the low to mid 30's. the frost advisory is in effect until 9:00 tomorrow morning. tomorrow morning pleasant and dry with highs ranging from low 50's at the coast to upper 50's around the bay shoreline and close to 60's inland. skipping ahead to monday evening , that is when the next storm will come in, arriving first with light to moderate rain as a level 1 storm, but intensifying overnight to

. >> highway 101 has reopened between petaluma and novato. as the next storm approaches seven news reporter cornell barnard shows is how those already had flooding or getting prepared. >> traffic is moving again on some on highway 101. a closed portion has reopened after pg&e completed the delicate job of rerouting an underground pipeline on this landslide in novato. crews had to cut through highway 101 and then back across the freeway. the lens line happened during last tuesday's bomb cyclone. but understanding we have additional weather systems coming our way in the days ahead we wanted to put forth contingency plans to ensure continued delivery of those important utilities. >> a new storm could bring more of what we have already seen too much of your flooding and downed trees. first responders know many and the bay area are suffering from storm fatigue. >> we are concerned the public is getting a little bit numb to the hazards and risks these storms pose. it has become business as usual. >> the chief urges the public to stay vigilant. his

one at redwood boulevard here in novato and that area where the pavement buckled after that landslide you see the condition here. the rain has picked up the last 10 minutes. the wind has died down and that is good news here. these are the conditions we have been experiencing. earlier i got pelted on and the winds were whipping crazy. i had to make sure i had my footing because the winds were crazier this morning. again the conditions are not favorable. you see that from the camera. if this is a good time for you to work from home if that's an option today would be a good day. >> ryan: for people at home once that lens gets that condensation is not what you can do except sit and wait for that to dry out. hopefully guys get some warmth and dry out there. >>> coverage of the incoming storm and impact you can find it anytime on kpix.com or streaming on the bay area app. >>> california senators are calling on the government to make sure the town of pajaro is safer from future flooding. letters from dianne feinstein, alex and other representatives call the army corps of engineers to provide

patrick's day celebration spot, in the mid-60s today and tomorrow, reaching 64 in novato and 62 in san mateo. as we look at tomorrow's forecast, it does come up a few degrees in many spots, including san jose, topping out at 71 degrees. that's the warmest temperature we'll see. mostly upper 60s. then look at sunday. much cooler. that's when the rain is going to be here and we'll see it off and on. so as we go through the forecast, the first wave of rain comes through late saturday night into early sunday morning. and then we may see it breaking up a little bit for parts of the day on sunday afternoon. another storm system arriving monday into tuesday. and then we see that there's going to be pretty much wet weather off and on through next week, possibly into the weekend. so the models are increasing how much rain we could see over the next several days, from today through friday, next friday, it's going to possibly total anywhere from 2 to 3 inches, and, yeah, that's a lot on top of an already saturated ground. so we may start to see issues with flooding, like we've seen recently. in t

plus, crews finish emergency repairs along highway 101 in novato. >> the work that pg and e had to do before the highway could reopen. >> and another road closed due to landslides this morning contra costa county. those contra costa county. those details coming up next. i've seen this movie before. you have? sure, this is the part where all is lost and the hero searches for hope. then, a mysterious figure reminds her that she has the farmers home policy perk, guaranteed replacement cost. and her home will be rebuilt, regardless of her limits or if the cost of materials has gone up. that's really something. get a whole lot of something with farmers policy perks. wait, i didn't ruin the ending, did i? yeah, y-you did. ♪ farmers mnemonic ♪ (swords clashing) -had enough? -no... arthritis. here. aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? thank the gods. don't thank them too soon. kick pain in the aspercreme. >> happening now, wildcat canyon road is completely closed to all traffic stretching from san pablo dam road to inspiration. point. >> the photo shared by

so it could be some time to come live in novato. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> thank you, dan. >> in livermore, emergency repair work is under way along a busy section of vasco road after being hit by the recent rain. a chunk of northbound vasco near dalton avenue was washed away, including a several feet under the road. as you see there, crews are building frames and pouring concrete to get it stabilized. the work is expected to take at least a couple days. >> well, the power still out for at least 88 homes. this is in the kensington community, folks there in the berkeley hills were initially told yesterday that electricity would be restored last night. that did not happen. the problem began after a huge tree fell on power lines. >> kron four's philippe djegal talk to some of the people affected. >> the trees that fell on power lines along sunset drive in kensington. >> have been chopped up and pushed off the road. but the damage lines are still in the process of being replaced. 2 more days. they have replace the pole. >> so that to

they say a permanent solution should be in place in novato. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> the san francisco fire department is sharing some safety tips on how to prevent broken windows during the storm. this comes after several high-rise buildings had their windows blown out or cracked in previous storms cost a lot of safety concerns in the city. the fire department says before a storm close all the windows, remove unsecured objects from balconies roofs or other outdoor areas. if you see any cracks or signs of distress around the window, contact, you're building management to help secure the opening. of course, this is if you live in a high-rise or city building. we also have more tips on our website kron 4 dot com. you can check them out there. >> another big story we are following tonight. a horrific scene in nashville, tennessee, 3 children and 3 adults killed in yet another school shooting. the suspect is also dead. police have released the victims names and their ages. the 3 children killed are evelyn die. kos haleigh scruggs and william ke

looking at 22 minutes from novato to the tolls. daria, thank you, john. 901, in the breaking news is out of allay where 2 men >> were shot and killed last night was around 11 o'clock. the 500 block of tennessee street is where the shooting happened. that's near city park. vallejo police got call said there was a shooting and when they got there, they found 3 victims. 2 died at the scene. the 3rd was taken to the hospital and they are recovering that shooting. the deaths marked the 4th and 5th homicides of the year so far in vallejo, there have been no arrests made. and breaking news from overnight. silicon valley bank is no more. there's a new owner just announced overnight. first citizens bank of north carolina is taking over. kron four's will tran is live in santa clara with what it means for people. bank there high will. >> the bank is now officially open but don't call it silicon valley bank. it open that door at 9 o'clock in the morning. so this is the first full day for first citizens bank as they actually bought it over the

current air temperature spanning from 49 degrees, now in novato.re through dublin and also into sam ramona's 52 now and conquered in clayton, as well as in fremont and in union city as also sporting 52 degrees. okay, so little bit of low lying moisture around the bay air in the form of some heavy drizzle. otherwise, the main activity is still over the central valley where along the san joaquin river, we do have some evacuations and some of the reis hour and throughout the central valley. now this is the area of low pressure into jogging out to the east. this is what brought us the precipitation overnight and well in throughout the day today, up to about an inch and a quarter of rain in some locations of the north bay now our eyes are poised in positioned on this right here. this is the leading edge of the atmospheric river. now the jet stream is veering it more towards the central coast in southern california. but don't get me wrong. we're still on the northern fringe of the system. so let's call in our future cast and for our first day of spring a

and this is in novato this is the one that we're covering live.azy scene from a movie. 100 foot landslide actually kind of wedged under buckled the road up, took down a power pole and exposed to pg e gas lines pg e crews work through yesterday afternoon installing a new gas line that would temporarily go around the existing lines that were damaged. this is just a temporary fix it and it will ensure the safe operation. they in the next round of storms, which is >> well, this break from the rain could give cruise a little bit of a chance to get things back in order before the next storm rolls in. quite a few trees came down in east bay parks. and this is some of the video of crews out there early in richmond yesterday morning cleaning up a lot of those downed trees and branches. this was it. miller knocks regional shoreline and obviously this is just one of the many parks all around the bay east bay, north bay, south bay, all of them that had a bunch of debris come down and a lot of walking paths closed until crews could get out there and do this ki

causado severas deformaciones, mire en donde, en un pavimento cerca de el parque estatal, esto es en novato esta Área va estar cerrado por algÚn tiempo, mire como quedÓ. las intensas lluvias han ocasionado daÑos en propiedades y hay familias que pasan por una verdadera pesadilla por las condiciones en las que estÁn viviendo debido a los daÑos, especialmente entre los que rentan y no reciben una respuesta de propietarios o de quienes estÁn encargados. ramÓn: la seÑora esperanza renta una vivienda. >> con el viento fuerte y todo, incluso se vuela toda la parte de el techo. en el baÑo por lo de la humedad se estÁ levantando todo el piso. locutor: el agua de la lluvia llega hasta la cocina. >> incluso daÑa esta campana, la estufa estaba completamente llena de agua de lo que estuvo cayendo el domingo en la madrugada. ramÓn: inquilinos compraron artÍculos electrodomÉsticos como refrigerador y estufa para no pagar mÁs de renta. >> ellos podÍan traer el refrigerador, pero iban a subir la renta. ramÓn: dentro de la vivienda percibimos un olor fuerte y vimos modo a consecuencia de la humedad. la seÑo

it is dry right now which is welcome news for the cruise working at novato. even through the rainstorms to monitor a landslide that happened off of highway 101. in sonoma county, we went to a winery. they've been forced to close for the equivalent of about a month since december because of all the rain and flooding. rain, rain, and, more rain. for the fourth tuesday in a row, all morning and afternoon, heavy showers poured down around the north bay. in sonoma county, gusty winds toppled this large power pole in bodega. in, several trees fell down, clipping this home. >> this is the road that leads down to the winery. >>ona,he o roat leads to larson family winery flooded yet again. the manager says the only way to get through his and his large truck. the constant rain is taking a toll on business at a time when things have already been tough. larson families tracing room -- tasting room burned out a fire. they've been forced to close down 25 days in the past few months. stm bn lenge>> he says they aret of the city is drying out and we still have flooded roads.

the closure comes from lakevill highway in petaluma to atherton road in novato.to allow caltrans to work on gas lines. the closure is set to end at 9:00 a.m. on the pins lark a portion of highway 84 is closed in san mateo because of a landslid at portola road. the slide is still active, so @caltrans says there is no estimated time for reopening. >>> water restrictions may be lifted in santa clara thanks to recent winter rain, but the county's main water district says people should not abandone conservation altogether because sufficient supply in the long run. >>> flooded-out residents are urging governor newsome to make a request to preside biden to declare pajaro a fema disaster . but the governor's office says t that community saw major flooding due a will evide le breech, but it doesn' fit the fema disaster criteria. survivors under the rubble afte tornado ripped through mississippi, killing at least 2 people. weather experts say the tornado and to our path of destruction, 170 miles long. >> okay. b to the headline on the proaching storm from monday night to w

novato, currently at 48 degrees just seeing clouds passing through right now.we will go into the mid-50s by this afternoon with a slight chance of spotty showers as we move through the day. i will track that for you coming up in the full forecast. >>> and then the cones from the golden gate bridge, and the north side should have full access, and coming towards us the headlights, light traffic. we're still watching the east bay and that crash. we will talk about what is going on on 580 in oakland, coming up. >>> a big tiktok hearing coming up, but let's talk with the fed and banking. stocks took a big hit when janet yellen walked back comments that the fed would back deposits over $250,000. powell did what we were saying yesterday, he said the banks are lending less. this is a good prediction. it's going to get harder to get a loan. the federal reserve also said it will do its own internal investigation into the handling of silicon valley bank, not what went wrong but how come the fed had not figured it out faster that things were going wrong at silicon valley b

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affects petaluma as state route one 16 also known as the lakeville highway. 2 other son wrote in novato people driving from petaluma are asked to take lakeville highway east to 37 west, which does connect back to 101 south officials say they are trying to get this road work done before the next round of storms expected in just the next few days. the highway is expected to reopen at 9 o'clock today. berkeley businesses struggling to keep its doors open after being slammed by the recent stormy weather delhi. rama lost power for days causing thousands of pounds of meat to go bad kron four's. amanda hari has more on this. >> the owners tell me they're doing everything they can to stay open and they're hoping their customers remain patient and support it. i watched as people came up to check out this site which lets them know that they're going to be closed because they have no pastrami. more than 3 days without power destroyed all of delhi. rahm, as in conor's cash, paris and on a heat to con. >> looked over the 2000 pounds worth of meat, a literal ton of beef that needs to be tossed out. t

novato, 60. still gusty appeared not as windy as it has been. as you take a look at the hilltops mount diablo is 32. 7:00 tonight you are still going to notice the winds are gusting over 30 miles per hour across parts of the bay. they will ease as we head towards 11:00 p.m. the ground is so soaked it is not going to take a lot of wind to knock things over. wind gusts will still remain in the 50 to 70 for the highest peaks for a few more hours. there are still showers scattered about around highway 17. the summit heading toward highway 101 into gilroy, monterey road, santa teresa road. it is a moderate strength storm level two primarily because we are still going to be dealing with downed trees and potential for power outages. 7:00 tonight still a few showers . 8:00 as well. 9:00 p.m. shifting into the gilroy area. flood watch until 4:00 a.m. tomorrow. creeks and streams are still running high. flood warning for sonoma county until wednesday and :00 a.m. power row, 5:00 p.m.. flooding concerns are still there but we are in for a break for at leas

north bay through novato, highly -- highway 1, it breaks up along the peninsula.ose has not seen too much. look at the fog from the north bay to the coast and into the east bay. our level one system maybe a third to a 10th of an inch total in the evening hours. it lingers throughout the morning hours. spotty showers, upper 50's near 60 today with southwinds. we could see gusts over 30 miles an hour. it is not a lovely day, we will save that for your first they of spring, which will feature sunshine. we are going to talk about tracking another atmospheric river early tuesday morning. liz: do details on the collapse of silicon valley bank. newly recovered audio, the former ceo greg bakker seemed optimistic of future business days before the collapse. abc 7 news reporter chuck stever seen has the latest. reporter: an audio newly obtained by abc 7 news, the then ceo of failed silicon valley bank appearing to project confidence in the company's outlook at a conference on march 7, three days before the bank failure. >> if you think about the fed, what they want to do is

as we look at the surface winds, 53 miles per hour in novato.these are the current winds right now. oakland 55 miles per gusts of o0 miles per hour in the last hour. a good idea not to be out on the roots. hayward 46 miles per hour. not to mention heavy downpours in the upper elevations. even up to the north, 50 miles per hour wind gusts. san mateo was next and it works its way down the coast. the next few hours, nothing changes. 20-50 five to mile-pe winds as the area of low pressure creeps to theou bay, 20 mile-per-hour winds might even over 40 by 7:00 tonight. hour. this is unlike what we have seen. even lastsdtrue tg,ay winds coming behind the rain. this is similar, but right now it is lashing much of the south bay. wind advisory through 9:00. mainly to the south of san francisco. heavy downpours from the santa cruz mountains, the peninsula, san francisco, whipping up into the north. early tomorrow, we have some rain, but the area of low pressure is down to the south. it will be a drier afternoon, few peaks of sun. 2/10 and a quarter of an i

helena into novato along 101 and even north into petaluma.are under flood advisory for highlighted counties and zones. this map started lighting up with green throughout the morning just within the past couple hours. now we are seeing san mateo impacted too where this afternoon as the system starts to wrap up, we can anticipate about an inch of rain on average throughout the bay area. even though an inch doesn't seem like too crazy of an amount, we have to keep in mind that flooding is possible. we are under a flood advisory and water has to collect somewhere. if you live in low lying intersections where flooding is more likely, and we experienced it last week so you know if you are one of the areas, it only takes six inches to lose control of your car and a foot of rain will allow for that car to float. so be very careful on the roads this morning into this afternoon. take a look at futurecast. here we go in the next couple hours. this is 8:00. widespread heavy showers sticking around. this is impacting north bay down into the south bay. it

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let's go to novato where that you want. because we're looking at tomorrow's temperature, we're looking ahead and forecasting 34 in santa rosa to kick off the day, as well as over in dublin. scotts valley looking chilly as well at 37. as we go into the south county, morgan hill, gilroy, all in the mid-30s to start out saturday. and on sunday as well. so this is a continuing pattern that we're going to track day after day, right here this weekend. 35 in novato to start on sunday and then dipping lower in the tri-valley, dublin and livermore, 33 degrees to start out. maybe we want to start the weekend off early in the south bay. let's take a look at your hiking forecast. it's going to be a nice day, a little bit partly cloudy as we go through the afternoon. but overall 50s to kick off the weekend. once we advance a little past the weekend, we're looking at another storm system moving in monday night. it's going to drop through the pacific northwest, already intensifying. if you notice all of these colors coming along with it,

. >> como que son algo novatos, porque 100 llamadas hasta de 30 minutos a 40 minutos, entonces los empezaronre que abrÍan entraban directo. alejandro: la familia rivera quiere continuar su camino hacia estados unidos para pedir asilo. aseguran que corren peligro en mÉxico tras ser liberados y que tampoco pueden volver a honduras de donde huyeron. >> aquÍ no hay nada, y ellos quieren una mejor vida para sus hijos. jorge: el presidente de mÉxico andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador acusÓ al departamento de estado de posturas ingerensistas tras las protestas de mÉxico. presidente lÓpez: quÉ le digo, con todo respeto, al seÑor blinken, que ademÁs democracia actualmente en mÉxico que en estados unidos. jorge: lÓpez obrador aÑadiÓ que estados unidos en vez de estarse metiendo de manera "ingerencista" en mÉxico deberÍa preocuparse de perÚ. ilia: cientos de pasajeros de la aerolÍnea de bajo costo viva r quedaron varados en aeropuertos por lo menos trae el anuncio de la empresa de suspender temporalmente sus operaciones. la aerolÍnea estÁ a la espera de una decisiÓn del gobernÓ colombiano sobre su funciÓn con

mid-50's in santa rosa, -- novato, 61 livermore. it is cloudy but only spotty showers. scattered showers through tomorrow with occasional downpours. the heaviest rain through this period will be in the north bay. we expect a stronger storm arriving late monday and tuesday. current storm on the exclusive abc 7 storm impact scale is a level 1 through tomorrow, we can expect more periods of showers and some downpour. it will be breezy at times. here's the forecast animation taking us through the evening hours. it will be until late tonight we see a wave of steadier, heavier rain moving in, mainly in the north bay until the overnight and earlier evening hours, where it sweeps southward and eastward. low temperatures tonight will be mainly in the upper 40's to lower 50's, and tomorrow's highs, mid-50's at the coast, lower 60's around the bay shoreline, lower to mid 60's inland east bay and down into the south bay. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. don't forget to set your clocks ahead tonight or early tomorrow morning. it is spring

one more -- novato right now. more live view at and rebuilt it winter weather will continue to market this unsettled weather pattern continues into next week and more heavy snow is headed to the sierra. the current storm on the exclusive abc 7 storm impact scale is a level 1. snow levels down below 2000 feet across the bay area, so weav quite a bit we have a slight chf thunder in this unsettled atmosphere. so our forecast at 5:00 this afternoon, going into the evening hours, mainly quiet except for a few scattered showers. bringing a wave of heavier rain and snow late tonight just before midnight. early tomorrow, we start today with pockets of showers, continued snow and higher elevations. later in the day and into the evening hours tomorrow, things quiet down a bit, but another wave of rain will come in late tomorrow into monday morning. so our rainfall totals, estimated by tomorrow night, just over half an inch to one under one inch, so not a soaking, but we will be wet. overnight lows come upper 30's and linda

light showers anywhere from sonoma to novato. this is light. heavier pockets rth of vallejo as we speak. to add to that, more south near oakland, a little more south on the highway close to hayward, that's where we see heavy pockets, too. same trend in livermore. like we just mentioned, we are seeing snow, too. up in mount diablo, the light purple color in the peak of it, that's where we are seeing snow falling. it's beautiful up in the snowier areas. it's chaotic down here closer to sea level and we have active weather all morning and last night, too. current temperatures in the 40s and low 50s. that is about as warm as it will get today. thunderstorms are likely. that is the reason why we have called a first alert weather day. we can continue to see hail. we will see lightning and thunder throughout the afternoon hours and gusty winds at times. of course once we extend into focast srting thuray ys we y catch a breath of fresh air and see sunshine in the forecast. for now low 50s and plenty of rain to go around. we will time that out for you c

novato has enough to win -- enough wind.12 degrees ld moo bay has the strongest breeze at 30 miles an hour, that will continue through the next several hours into the afternoon. a blustery day, but we are sunny. into friday, the next storm system a cold one arrive saturday and sunday, more low snow levels locally. 9:00, the winds are with us and through the afternoon, noon time, over 30 miles an hour. we look for a lot of sunshine today, temperatures well below average. we should be in the mid 60's for this time of year, only in the mid-50's. let us take a look at more high temperatures sponsored by the man to laurie in season three streaming on disney plus. -- mandalorian. >> ready for an adventure? this is the way. >> i heard you were back. >> more paper being crumpled music: “i wish” by skee-lo boom! sound of paper balls landing in bins office workers cheering music stops why do we shoot baskets with paper balls? for the same reason we play scratchers from the california lottery. because a little play can make your day. l

. >> kron four's terisa is in novato with details on the concerns and what's being done to try to stop any more trouble. theresa. >> pam and ken were out here and ran county. you can see me road crews have put up those signs, saying that the road is closed in on us because the precarious conditions that are just about a half mile down the road tire road is buckled. and now it's all because of that big hillside side in the area. and now crews are very concerned that there could be more sliding out here. >> orange flags now line the top of that hill slide in novato that gave way last tuesday when torrential rains slammed the area. geotechnical engineers are using the flags as a baseline to keep tabs on whether this hill decides to cause more damage. but so far so good. we're not seeing signs. we have crews between the county pg water and other agencies monitoring the oil site so that we can try to take >> marin county spokesperson lady hendricks says that the hill dropped about 25 feet last week. the 4 so fierce it cracked open the frontage road next to southbound 101. >> the slide expos

will stick around tuesday evening and wednesday morning a lotting for up to an inch of rain from novato into san francisco. this model got updated and we can see close to an inch up into the concord area. for seven days, we have a lot of changes in the forecast. luckily we dry up into thursday. >> look at the weekend, goodness. >> sunny. it's going to be beautiful. >> that's going to be great. the rainy weekends have been tough. all you want to do is get outside and it's like nope, raining again. >>> believe it or not, it's spring. we are getting the showers part of spring. it takes -- days start to get a little bit longer. temperatures start to get a little bit warmer in theory. the trees and flowers begin to bloom. the world sees roughly equal periods of day and night and seasons arise because the eah ofe anet turnfor longer, warmer days. e' we hopefully will be enjoying that as rain dissipates. >> i love it. when you and i get home, it's still light outside. >> it's nice. my kids can play soccer a little bit. it's a nice treat. hopefully we'll dry out a little bit. >> just a little b

novato, san rafael, fairfax amount light heavy rain. some scatter downpours along the peninsula. san bruno, san mateo, heavier showers. light rain falling from san jose to fremont to livermore. jobina is tracking an issue on 680 even though the rain has been generally light. future weather, tracking heavy rain for the morning commute. as you watch future weather, i 10:00, things calm down. the afternoon, a scattered shower. the heaviest moving out. the wind ramps up this morning, a high wind warning in effect. dusting over -- 60 miles per hour. strongest on the coastline. a messy morning on the forecast. a level 3 strong storm, but we get a break tomorrow, thursday. more showers in the forecast over the weekend. everything is scattered and light. reggie: coming up, we know where jimmy garoppolo will play next season. kumasi: a home in the east bay known for its spirit could go into foreclosure. how a local group is planning to keep that from happening. reggie: a town in arizona changing reggie: a 72-year-old man in ohio recovering after being attacked by a zebra from a herd he ow

in the a hillside in novato continues to be a concern because of the last storm that exposed pg and e line. and that line now has a temporary fix. but the rain could have major impacts 2 drivers along highway 101 kron four's theresa stasi reports. >> out here in marin county. you can see behind me there are some road crews that have put up signs blocking this road just about a half mile down. the road is buckled because of that, he'll slide. and now there is a team of experts watching closely to make sure that it doesn't get worse out here. orange flags now line the top of that hill slide in novato. >> that gave way last tuesday when torrential rains slammed the area. geotechnical engineers are using the flags as a baseline to keep tabs on whether this hill decides to cause more damage. but so far so good. we're not seeing signs. we have crews between the county pg recurring water and other agencies monitoring the oil site so that we can try to take >> marin county spokesperson lady hendricks says that the hill dropped about 25 feet last week. the 4 so fierce it cracked open the front

find out how things are shaping up up in novato and >> generally the rest of the north bay. good morning. well, >> it is gusty at this particular time. you can probably see the rainfall right behind me. in fact, we will zoom in on the road there. and you can see it is driving from the left to the right of your screen. so it has not let up guys starting at around 5.30, or so not breezy because i would think breezy is constant. we're talking gusty conditions. it comes and goes and often the distance. you can see those cars there. those tail lights, those are cars going southbound 101. so it is slow and go. i've always said i love bumper to bumper traffic in bad weather that way. nobody goes too crazy. and everybody just inches along a lot safer that way. although that means you have to leave your house a lot earlier because you will be stuck in traffic. look at the cloud cover james darya and john, look at that is great. above us. reminds me of seattle and the rain continues to go down. the good part is it is not incredibly cold. it is actually quite warm. in fact, i want to p

and that's a problem because there's a hillside in novato. that's still a concern after last week's storm that exposed a pg. any line that line has a temporary fix now. but this more the rain now today could have a major impact for drivers on highway 101, kron four's theresa stasi reports. >> i'm out here in marin county. you can see behind me there are some road crews that have put up signs blocking this road just about a half mile down. the road is buckled because of that. he'll slide. and now there is a team of experts watching closely to make sure that it doesn't get worse out here. orange flags now line the top of that hill slide in novato. >> that gave way last tuesday when torrential rains slammed the area. geotechnical engineers are using the flags as a baseline to keep tabs on whether this hill decides to cause more damage. but so far so good. we're not seeing the signs. we have crews between the county pg water and other agencies monitoring the oil site so that we can try to take >> marin county spokesperson lady hendricks says that

notice through novato, napa, 5 degrees colder right now.s going to happen is we're going to see the increase in cloud cover. i want to take you through the hourly because this isn't going to impact us in the way of rain until overnight. most of the day will be dry. this is around midnight. widespread cloud cover. and this is what moves in into the morning commute at around 8:00 a.m. i am starting to notice the instability associated with the system, it could pop up the chance for thunderstorm activity as well heading into tomorrow. so it will be quite an eventful morning commute through here. we do get some areas of rain shadowing. then we see it become more scattered and then it picks up again around 10:00, we see the showers move in again. a little more focused through morgan hill, the gilroy area. the wind associated with the system will be concerning. there is a wind advisory that will be in effect starting tomorrow at 7:00. rain totals, we've been looking at this closely as well because it looks like this atmospheric river is a little

san francisco, i have reporter and downtown, let's move to the north bay. 57 in novato. i want you to know, they're in for a foot at the highest levels. blizzard warning until 4:00 a.m. low closures are possible. once we hit about midday into the afternoon, we should see that snow end. and it would be getting better in the forecast, certainly into thursday. so wednesday, thursday, friday. dry weather in the bay. rain returns saturday, sunday and monday. a few chances into next wednesday. snow levels down to 2,000 feet. and we're looking at a half to one and a half inches. so soak it up. it's on the way tomorrow. >> sounds good. >> thanks. >>> coming up, the chinese government is warning elon musk to watch what h in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart... efficient... agile... and that's never been more important than it is right now. so for a limited time, comcast business is introducing small business savings. call now to get powerful internet for just $39 a month, with no contract, and a money back guarantee. all on the largest, fastest, reliable

most clouds associated with the moisture i showedit is 45 degre. 40 in novato.ncord. live view o fromese are the fos t there will be somewhat spots. this unsettled pattern will continue into midweek. below average temperatures will continue through most of the way. the current storm is a level one. tonight and tomorrow we expect periods of rain paired not coels down below 2000 feet. absent a some locations below 1500 feet. here is the forecast animatio starting at 6:30. we expect the wave of moisture to put on -- to push on shore between now and 9:30. some isolated or brief downpours. it will sweep through during the overnight hours. 5:30 tomorrow morning another wave will start to swing through bringing rain and snow to the higher elevations. that continues into monday night and early tuwe expect rainfall r most of the bay area by 11:00 tomorrow night to be under 2/10 of an inch. you see tonight flows will range from mid to upper 30's in the inland areas and upper 30's to 40 near the coast and bay. highs tomorrow not very high at all. 50, 51 on the coast. 52 to

we're going to reach up to 64 in morgan hill tomorrow and 62 in livermore, and 59 in novato. if i don't get it done tomorrow, it may have to wait because it's going to be much cooler on sunday. only reaching the mid-50s in dublin, 57 in mountain view, and 57 in oakland. so the cooler air is headed our way with another cold front that will be dropping in. we can see the cold front and rain extending into the pacific northwest and we're in an active weather pattern. but this time is rain is really drying up before it gets here, so the north bay will have the best chance of still seeing some of those showers, but the cold air will be coming in with the rain drying up before it gets here, not only for the weekend, but next week as well. there will still be some sierra snow adding up onto the unreal amounts of the sierra snowpack. look at the southern sierra, it is almost three times its normal amount of snow, and there's more on the way as we go into the next week. it's going to be a light snow, but still another foot of snow possible over the next several days. we're looking mos

successfully completed the delicate job of rerouting an underground gas pipeline around this landslide in novato. it's still moving. crews cut through highway 1012 late the bypass in the median divide, then back across the midway. the >> the pipe was not damaged in the event, but understanding that we have additional weather systems coming our way in the days ahead, we wanted to put contingency plans in order to ensure consent -- continued delivery of the utilities to our county. >> a new storm could bring too much of what we have already seen the season, flooding and down trays. many in the bay area are suffering from storm intake. >> we are just concerned that the public is just getting a little bit numb to the hazards and the risks that these storms pose. it's kind of become business as usual. >> battalion chief public to stay vigilant. >> we might look at additional increment. >> this homeowner was making the best of a dry tape to get in some yard work. >> back out here today because i know it is coming. >> neighbors are ready for rain and flooding. they have gone to extremes by building a w

a hillside in novato is a continued concern now because of the last storm last week exposing a pg e line. now they still have to fix the line. but right now they have a temporary fix. the rain, though, could have a major impact on drivers who are taking 101, a kron four's theresa stasi has more on that. >> i'm out here in marin county. you can see behind me there are some road crews that have put up signs blocking this road just about a half mile down. the road is buckled because of that, he'll slide. and now there is a team of experts watching closely to make sure that it doesn't get worse out here. orange flags now line the top of that hill slide in novato. >> that gave way last tuesday when torrential rains slammed the area. geotechnical engineers are using the flags as a baseline to keep tabs on whether this hill decides to cause more damage. this so far so good. we're not seeing signs. we have crews between the county pg referring water and other agencies monitoring the oil site so that we can try take >> marin county spokesperson lady hendricks says that the hill dropped about 25 f

critical gas line around a landslide that is still active highway 101 has reopened between petaluma and novatofter cruise completed. the repair work now is the next storm approaches abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard shows us how those already hit by flooding are getting prepared. traffic is moving again on southbound highway 101 a closed portion has reopened after pg&e successfully completed the delicate job of rerouting an underground gas pipeline around this landslide in novato. that's still moving crews had to cut through the frontage road and highway 101 to lay the temporary bypass in the median divide then back across the freeway. the landslide happened during last tuesday's bomb cyclone. for some contingency plans in order to ensure continued delivery of those important utilities to marin county a new storm could bring more of what we've already seen too much of this rainy season flooding and downed trees first responders know many in the bay area are suffering from storm fatigue. concerned that the public is just getting a little bit numb to the hazards and the wrists that these storm

highway one up in the north bay is back open now after it was shut down because of a landslide in novato. >> about 100 foot section of land slip down under the roadway surface buckle. the whole thing took down a power pole exposed to pg gas lines. it was a mess pg. e crews had to work through the weekend to install a new gas line to temporarily go around the existing lines that were damaged by all of this. officials say that temporary fix will hopefully ensure the safe operation of gas to the community during this next round of wet weather. >> it's 608, in the east bay. a man was arrested in antioch for burglarizing 2 up tom. a tree businesses over the weekend. kron 4 sarah stinson has the details. >> a 40 year-old man is accused of breaking into 2 up tom, a tryst offices in antioch friday night. police say just the alexander broke a window to get into the businesses and begin stealing glasses. it happened at garrett louis up tom, a tree and eye to eye of tom a tree. the 2 offices are almost 4 miles apart. police say alexander got away with the 2 burglaries, but they had surveillance vid

the closure impacts also southbound lanes from highway 1 16 in petaluma to atherton avenue in novato. ktvu is. elissa harrington is live in nevada with a breakdown of the work crews need to accomplish quickly. alyssa. well, greg. i'm at running one of those roadblocks, and you can see that there's cones and signage and a lot of crews out here making sure that people don't pass through now. pg and e is racing against the clock to make these repairs before the next big storm. in this aerial video, you can see high pressure. pg and e gas pipelines exposed on a hillside in nevada. the slide happened wednesday afternoon following powerful storms now pg and e. is working to make repairs before the next round of rain moves in. that's why we're working so hard right now trying to beat the rain, you know when we're digging and excavating those holes fill up with water makes a lot harder to do our work. so we're a bit racing the clock and racing against those storms coming in in order to get this resolved. the 16 inch gas transmission lines deliver gas to 95,000 customers in marine county yamag

we do have one issue in the north bay, novato, southbound 101, the roadway that cuts again 37 and 101is a bit of mud that came down off the hillside. so they have closed the slow lane through the area. very light traffic, but we might see early slowing in that one portion. meanwhile, the rest of the bay shows a smooth flow of traffic on this map. the santa cruz mountains, it's not 17 that's the issue. we do have closures still for highway 9 and a new closure that happened over the weekend on 84. keep those local ones in mind. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> there is a goal to protect so-called heritage trees, but in palo alto the heritage tree ordinance is under fire after some of those trees came crashing into homes during our recent storms. >> "today in the bay"'s emma goss spoke with one woman who says the protections are too extreme and are putting people and their properties in danger. >> reporter: they have lived in this palo alto home for 34 years, during that time a large oak tree shaded their back yard. part of it sat on their property and the rest was on city-owned