into a petaluma police vehicle. conwell took off on foot but was arrested soon after he was arrested on suspicion of evading officers obstructing a peace officer and felony possession of stolen property. also new tonight a vehicle crashed 200 ft down an embankment import costs tonight , but first responders could not locate anyone from the accident . the crockett cartagena's fire department went to the area along mcewan road near car kenya's drive around 7 15 tonight, chp was also on scene but after searching the area for hours, crews were not able to locate the driver or any possible passengers. firefighters said the vehicle's headlights were still on when they arrived at the crash site. officials in san francisco say the battery from an electric scooter caused a fire inside an apartment complex in russian hill crews responded to that fire on polk and vallejo street around noon today and had it contained about 30. minutes later, one resident was rescued and taken to the hospital with serious burns. firefighters det

anywhere from tasha petaluma's. basically the river runs along the petaluma area.l keep close eye on mount too flood advisory in ef until further notice. lookin at her first alert doppler right now. the storm is circulating its way pushing in from the south throughout the peninsula. heavier conditions dear san mate . up into the north it's as partly cloudy skies. rona down to petaluma. sent % dry conditionshere. light drizzle close to napa. it's a lot more active along the penisula. if you drive along 280, 82 and that's whateing some of the worst brain currently on our first alert doppler. taking a look at the wind i can'tress that enough how nice it is to say, or w set after a major event like yesterday. day were drug dealing with drizzling nditions. temperatures expected hit the it upper 50s. this is jacket weather today. yes it s an umrella whether too. keep the bulkhead as you head out the door. especially in the next 15 minutes so if you livelong peninsula. here's futurecast showing the circulation of the system tracking to the south. it will start ecoming mor

paid for the power you sell back to the grid simply solar, a solarhe ceo of iallation company in petaluma ma. he says the change was voted onc utilities commission late last year and goes into effect on april 4th. anyone who submits an application before that date, thh, will be grandfathered in to the old higher rate program, because with that, jake says his company is seeing an huge wave custom trying to get in3 before the deadline. >> we're doing about triple the volume that we would this time last year right now. >> reporter: while buess is booming now, many in the solar intry worry changing the program could ultimately lead to ecline in people going solar. >> i think this is good for consumers. it will make -- solar makes bfits and it will make it ore difficult for lowe and >> vicisound and cofy sageonce . program is a huge mistake,e especially for california. >> asou know, california has very aggressive goals to reduce carbon emissions and peoplho are starting solars in tr homand businesses have been a key driver of driving reduction in carbon emissions. unfortunately this does the o

i just drove back from petaluma from visiting my daughter. and it's just -- it's yeah, it's outrageous. >> shelby wilcox was stuck in traffic and rain. from petaluma to santa rosa. her night is not done. she does deliveries. so she'll be back out again most of the overnight. >> rain, shine. so i'll be stuck in the weather all night. hopefully it doesn't get any worse. >> the chief lowenthal says it's important for residents to check their storm drains tomorrow when there's a break in the rain. he says it's important to keep them clear an keep things moving. ama: thank you. this video came into the abc7 newsroom, a few minutes ago. look at this tree landed on a house in san anselmo there definitely appears to be damage to the roof. we have not hear whether anyone was her. >> officials say people living in problem area like felton should be ready to leave. the area took a beating in january. >> we've been working every week. every week when we can since then. and it's just starting right now that it was before the storms. so this is kind of dis

i just drove back from petaluma from visiting my daughter. and it's just -- it's yeah, it's outrageous. >> shelby wilcox was stuck in traffic and rain. from petaluma to santa rosa. her night is not done. she does deliveries. so she'll be back out again most of the overnight. >> rain, shine. so i'll be stuck in the weather all night. hopefully it doesn't get any worse. >> the chief lowenthal says it's important for residents to check their storm drains tomorrow when there's a break in the rain. he says it's important to keep them clear an keep things moving. ama: thank you. this video came into the abc7 newsroom, a few minutes ago. look at this tree landed on a house in san anselmo there definitely appears to be damage to the roof. we have not hear whether anyone was her. >> officials say people living in problem aa l felton should be ready to leave. the area took a beating in january. >> we've been working every week. every week when we can since then. and it's just starting right now that it was before the storms. so this is kind of discoura

just north petaluma. long 101. also one 16, the scene, some of the creeks to rise rapidly there. and the flood warning continues until at least 09:00am on wednesday. also watching very closely the santa cruz mountains. as we've seen some flooding there along san lorenzo river and further south. of course, we talk about the levee break along the river and they are going to continue to see more flooding along that area, forcing with all that rain precipitation rolling down the hills. that flood warning all the way until friday afternoon and in the salinas valley along the salinas river some flooding there spreckels their flood warning in effect until friday at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. a boy all around the bay area all around the state getting pounded by this very strong storm. all right. thank you, lawrence. another big story we're following for you. meta. the parent company of facebook and instagram plans to cut. >> another 10,000 jobs. the menlo park company also says it's not planning to fill 5,000 positions that are currently open. amanda says that they plan to make even mor

the closure is happening from petaluma at. highway one. 16 also known as lakeville highway to atherton road in nevado. people are driving from petaluma are asked to take lakeville highway east to state route. 37, which connects back to 101 south officials say they're trying to just get ahead of next week's forecast. that storm. >> the landslide is moving for anticipated that with the wet weather returning more land movement very possible and i expect >> that highway we close tonight, starting at 9 o'clock and it's not expected to reopen until tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock. >> with that, we want to get your check of your forecast again. a live look outside. absolutely gorgeous evening here. taking a look at the north bay and the golden gate bridge. the sun still shining and a lot of folks have been out and about today every we're going to continue with this nice weather tomorrow. but then things get a little dicey. yeah, that's right. the return of our 13th atmospheric river. so let's track it because this is the time that you

and 38 petaluma and sonoma at 36 degrees right now. well, santa rosa at 37 degrees winds nice and calm just like they were yesterday repeating a lot of what we loved about yesterday. and that means nice sunshine and some 60's for daytime highs yet again. i do enjoy every minute of it because we've got another atmospheric river in sight for next week. and i'll get to that. your full forecast area. >> all right. thanks a lot. worse. still dealing, john with the last storm and power outages. nearly 70,000 pge customers still don't have electricity and some might not get it back until tomorrow. at least kron 4, sarah stinson is in burlingame with a look at the area affected. >> 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 aftermath that has thousands of people on the peninsula without power. >> we've been out of power since noon yesterday. and i guess i have are not going to get to friday back. s

now parents in petaluma have similar concerns as we're learning two mask students stormed a high school and attacked another student. this happened on february 17. some students, parents, and teachers said they're really not happy about how the school handled that incident. that's where we find andrea nakano live with that story. >> reporter: parents were furious that one, they weren't notified of the incident until it was over, and two, they never issued a lockdown. they work with the district to find solutions to the violence. >> the more i thought about it, the more it made me angry. and that there was a lack of response, and also a lack of accountability. >> reporter: jennifer enden has a daughter that depose to casa grande high school. when she read this e-mail from the school about the attack on the student by two mask suspects, she had questions. >> i can't be the only one that's really angry about this. we have to as parents, advocate, and advocate for better procedures, better safety measures, better training, better support for faculty and students and administration, all the

there is the petaluma river, where the national weather service says it is in a major flood stage. we are live with jocelyn. how is it looking? >> reporter: we have been here for a couple of hours. it is not -- as far as the water levels, they have not risen but i do want to show you this is the petaluma river and we are along the creek. you can see how high those water levels are. if we go to our ride, you can see how far off it is from the road. we are on stony point road. this was closed off when we first got here. it reopened shortly after. taking a look, when -- we have seen residents walking this area, shocked. we spoke to one man who told us that this is not the highest he has ever seen it, but still it was a little worrisome, especially with potentially more rain on the way as well. we have been around the north bay all morning long and we have seen the impacts of this storm as it passed through here. we saw downed trees and we were, earlier this morning, we were in front of a home where a tree completely fell onto its side and landed on the roof of this home. lately, did n

parents and students in petaluma are raising concerns. >> can you blame them?you can't. >> what a scary situation. on february 17, two masked students stormed a high school and attacked another student. this is casa grand high school. parents and teachers say they're not happy with the school and how they handled things saying it was lack of response and accountability. there is a policy in place but it wasn't into practice. this prompted parents to take to social media and speak their minds on how to better implement safety in schools. it's not just an issue that affects one particular community. parents are demanding the school district to implement safety measures and to have trained campus staff to handle the issues. they know parents will have to do their part as well. we've got a special edition of travel thursday. if you are in the market for an electric vehicle, i have good news to report. evs might be easier to come back. starting to catch up with consumer demand. one trend is increase for options. toyota announced north america production for 2025 and

youmre seeing some moderate amounts of rainfall in the petaluma. things are now beginning to pick up and there's more cells that are just moving off the coastline that are going to be pushing on shore. so this is what we're going to be watching throughout the night tonight. i think the heavier bands initially going to be focusing more toward the north bay and then overnight tonight after midnight, i think that's going to start to shift further south into the santa cruz mountains. and that's where we could see the potential for some very, very heavy rainfall. may be the heaviest around the bay area. by the time we had it up to go along with that, we're seeing some very gusty winds, daly city now in this last hour, just recording a gust of 43 miles an hour, 40 mile an hour winds in the richmond district right now. 36 at sfo. wow. check out pacific. a 53 mile an hour gusts there over the mountain tops 57 mile an hour things are really starting to ramp up as far as the winds are concerned and that will likely bring down some trees and some power lines

right now, mountain view hayward and fremont each at 46 degrees, oakland and berkeley at 42 sonoma petaluma and santa rosa beach right at 40 degrees. currently as we make our way into the afternoon day time highs. we'll be around the same as yesterday's. but we've got the sunshine and the calm winds today. and that is just going to all add up to a really pleasant feel upper 50's to low 60's. absolutely. get out there. enjoy today as well as tomorrow, too. now i am talking the return of rainfall later in this forecast. seal want to take advantage of these dry days while we've got him. rain arrives on. thank you for a look at those bridges this morning. 7 minute ride into the city maze to that fremont street exit. as you're traveling there. >> san mateo bridge going to take you around 12 minute 80 to 101. if you're heading across towards the peninsula, richmond center fell bridge about 7 minutes tolls to 101. and if you are taking the golden gate bridge, 37 to the tolls. 19 minutes. well over in the north, a cruise, they were busy cleaning up. mud slides, rescue people that were stranded in t

mark last whose 12 year-old daughter polly was kidnapped and murdered in petaluma. >> is speaking out against the policy changes holly's murder is serving a life sentence after being convicted of murder with for special circumstances. >> well, it does benefit. criminals benefit victims at all this. this is a reward criminal behavior. and it's a penalty for lawful behavior because there be more that >> in a statement to kron, 4 news, alameda county da price said that the new guidelines arembeing circulated for feedback and may change on what is received. adding, quote, this directive reduces reliance on sentencing enhancements and allegations as an effort to bring balance back to sentencing. reduce recidivism. this is not a top down directive. our office is listening and working collectively to serve the people of alameda county, unquote. kron. 4 news has asked for an interview with price to expand on this policy change. but she declined our request. terry says stasio kron. 4 news. >> well, as actually been more than a year since teachers in san francisco unified school district say th

santa rosa petaluma down through center fell also each at 52. here's a look ahead. temperatures tomorrow will be right around the same as today's morning. showers again today. and tomorrow, afternoon's clear out. really nice. so do plan on enjoying sunshine. once morning showers. clear out wednesday's are dry. stay the forecast. thursday rainfall picks up after 04:00pm and then friday is set to bring our very heaviest rain of the week. so friday is not a data plan too much outside rain. all right, john, thank you that. let's get a look at those bridges this morning. hey, about 7 minutes. >> traveling into the city right now, maze to that fremont street exit. how about your san mateo bridge? 12 minutes 80 to 101. the richmond center fell bridge going to take about 7 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 19 minute morning ride. president biden visit selma, alabama to commemorate the anniversary of blood. he sunday in a speech that the president said voting rights. we're still under attack today. washington correspondent alexandra limon reporting that th

and 38 concord. 39 with 36 petaluma santa rosa sonoma. each at 33 degrees. so a lot of us drop into well into the 30's this morning. now, as far as we go with our winds today should stay nice and calm. but tomorrow wind speeds pick up dramatically along with the storm system that arrives into tomorrow morning today. as i mentioned, stays nice and dry. so you're good to go all day monday into tonight after midnight for the most part is when rainfall gets here and will be peaking right in the middle of the morning commute tomorrow. so you get the idea of what we're about to be seeing into your tuesday today, though. nice and clear. cool afternoon with highs in the upper 50's to low 60's. definitely step outside and enjoy this one before things change tomorrow. as far as the roads go a really easy monday morning. start looking at the bay bridge. it's below 10 minutes to get you across about an 8 minute drive. san mateo bridge, 13 minutes to make your crossing there. that's the limit. richmond center fell also still pretty empty. hopefully it stays that way. thi

santa rosa petaluma at 34 it's a cold morning. things are calming down, but we're just as cold as we have been, if not even colder yet. that's the freeze warnings and frost advisories that are lighting up nearly all of the bay area. definitely calmer on satellite and radar. look at what we have in the southern part of the bay area. some snowfall still falling just above gilroy and morgan hill. if you're trying to get above one, 52, that's pacheco. pass from gilroy over to los panos in the central valley. do watch for some really slick conditions up there as we've had snow fall overnight along mountain pass. now, snow does continue just south of lake tahoe around yosemite national park as well as along the grapevine la in the midst of some heavy rain this morning. so a lot of that energy is transitioning further to the south and out of our neck of the woods. that means a nice dry day ahead for us. lots of sunshine today. now tomorrow is going to bring more mild weather. a few passing clouds for both your thursday and your friday. a

officials made the arrest later that day in the north bay petaluma. police say they found 2 loaded guns during a traffic stop. >> police say they made the traffic stop on a vehicle in the area of kentucky street and mary street in downtown petaluma saturday night around 11, 30, the records check revealed one of the 2 occupants in the vehicle was on active probation for a prior firearms possession charge. officers conducted a search of the vehicle and they say they found 2 loaded guns. the 2 suspects are now behind bars and facing number of gun charges. >> today, hundreds of people turned out to the state capitol to take part in the annual march for life rally and all times less than a year after the u.s. supreme court overturn roe versus wade in a decision that left abortion rights to the states. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace talked with rally organizers about their message an has reaction from pro-choice advocates. to cheer. and yes, feet. hundreds of people of all ages tracks to the state capitol today to take part in the annual march for

por temperaturas. 38 y 22 grado, por debajo de la congelaciÓn hacia son —— santa rosa, meta el —— petalumaturas cerca de los 36. esas son las temperaturas para esta madrugada. 38 en el Área de san josÉ. en la tarde vamos a ver. miren esos Íconos. hay una tarde frÍa. abrÍguese bien. eso no significa que usted no sienta frÍo. un ligero descenso. tenemos otra serie de sistemas que lo va a incluir. paola: con tanta lluvia. en la zona de santa cruz. aunque tengamos algÚn daÑo en las cosechas el daÑo es menor. paula: esta —— paola: esta cantidad de lluvia ha sido positivo para los distritos. >> han incrementado la cantidad de agua que nos van a dar. tenemos que esperar a que se derrita. ha sido algo positivo. otro dÍa lluvioso en el Área de la bahÍa. aÚn no es seguro decir que ya se acabo la sequÍa. no sabemos si la reserva semana a mantener. esto es lo que ha pasado ahora. a largo plazo vemos que la sequÍa se vuelven mÁs largas estÁn poniendo en la biodiversidad un poco al limite. por su parte paola: pienso licitar asistencia. se exhorta a los propietarios inquilinos que tengan resultado direct

you can avoid all the mud, 30's 40's for current temps valais how at 39 right now santa rosa in petaluma as well as nevado at 37 alameda oakland and san francisco beach at 44 now winds also not a huge factors. so we're just a little chilly in the little wet from last night's rain. rain is going to hold off during daytime hours returning well after the sun goes down tonight after 09:00pm for the north bay and really towards midnight for the rest of us. so enjoy some consistently dry conditions later on. it will be cool. sunshine. daytime highs in the mid 50's. now later this week, the real rainfall gets here. i'm talking some really heavy stuff over a couple of days. still to come in your forecast rain. all right, john, thanks for that. let's check on those bridges that are. >> still a little wet from last night's rain. so don't drive too fast across them. 8 minute ride may so that fremont street exit 81 a ucl what it is they're kicking up waters. they drive 12 minutes across towards the peninsula. richmond center fell bridge pretty damp. 8 minutes, golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 20

you see that with this green color south of petaluma along 101.ore north we go as we zoom in we saw snow near clear lake, hidden valley lake, even into lake port too. up there in that local area we are under a winter weather advisory until 10:00 a.m. not a lot of snow will accumulate but we are expecting about two inches with snow levels dropping to around 1,500 feet. taking a look at current temperatures, gloomy skies over golden gate bridge even though visibility at the surface level is great. current temperatures are in the 30s and 40s. keep that in mind before you head out the door. it is chilly and we will keep you updated on the teinto aon, e his are in the 50s around that noon hour. to add to that, lingering showers are expected even into the afternoon today. these will be hit or miss storms, not too active rain and winds, notice they stay light even into the afternoon today. keep in mind, we have changing forecasts in the models now and heavier rain is expected later this week. i will time that out in your full forecast. how are the roads?

but petaluma barely hanging on into the low 60's out there right now for your saturday night. so temperatures for overnight lows. thanks to that blanket. a storm cloud cover upper 40's to low 50's and temperatures tomorrow 5 to 10 degrees cooler from today. in fact, are going to be below average mid 50's for downtown san francisco. but fremont warming up to 62 degrees and that storms are going to remain open through midweek. when we tracked drier weather welcome back. it's a new era for space exploration on astronauts make their historic return to the moon. >> they will be equipped in these state of the art space suits. the new suits provide more flexibility and more protection from the moon's harsh environment. they're also a better fit for female space travelers. the old bulky suits are definitely iconic. of course, the quiet ones. they hadn't been fully redesigned since the 80's. so here we go. nasa says the updated suits should be ready for the artemis 3 moon mission which is set to launch in 2025. looks >> well, here's a story for all you swifties out there. and taylor sw

for those of you, roanoke park and even petaluma starting to see some widespread light rain. but we are going to get the bulk of this storm arriving overnight and into the 1st half of your sunday. but we are keeping an eye on our next atmospheric river that could arrive as early as monday night peaking in intensity on tuesday with a slight chance of pop-up thunderstorms. gusty winds and even heavy rain. in addition to that, we are expecting to see this are arriving and continuing to stay through wednesday. so let's track this storm hour by hour. light scattered hit or miss showers for your monday morning. but most of monday is going to stay dry. noticing that increasing cloud cover by monday afternoon and early evening hours for the up ahead of the storm. but we're expecting to see that atmospheric river not making its way into the bay area until about tuesday morning. so let's track this storm by mid morning. that's when we're going to see some widespread light rain with the bulk of the heaviest wet weather not arriving until tuesday afternoon. that's when we're going to see

the green is rain, as you're moving through petaluma and rohnert park as well.'s moving over much of napa county and approaching the solano county area and we've seen some spotty showers moving into the east bay over san leandro right now, so that may slow you down on 580. we're going to continue to see waves of spotty showers continue not only through the morning but the afternoon as well. we'll have more on all of that in a few minutes. >>> mike, you're concerned about an early commuter road. >> this is vasco road where we have the early drive developing. we have slowing here, folks driving out of discovery bay and brentwood past camino diablo, 5 miles to the south, the crash blocking the southbound lanes. the northbound side is distracted by the crash so this is an early problem creating the drive from brentwood to over a half an hour to get to 580. some folks may reroute to highway 4. the rest of the bay area is light right now. >>> it is 5:32. developing right now, students at one north bay high school are returning to the classroom for the first time since

the closure began last night and impacted also southbound lanes from highway 1 16 in petaluma to atherton avenue in novato. it was supposed to reopen this morning, but caltrans had to extend the shutdown. down into this afternoon to give pg and e cruise more time to finish up emergency work that was tied to a landslide. that happened earlier this week. 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

as we go to the north, drainage issues from petaluma, a flood warning until 7:00, and down around gilroy, looking at some problems with a lot of ringing, anywhere from 3-4 inches ov e lthast 24 hours. as we went through the morning hours. 2.11 santa rosa, four inches of rain, and over three inches in richmond with over an inch in san francisco. rainfall will be scattered to. three quarters of an inch through late sunday with a lot coming in into sunday with saturday.od warning through 50's and a partly cloudy sky. looking to the overnight, may be an isolated shower as we get you to the early morning saturday. we will talk about rainfall totals and another atmospheric river coming tuesday, but we can't take much more rain. larry: people in t are cleaning up and drying out and assessing the damage after they got walloped. cornell barnard joins us live in with the latest. cornell: what a wallop it was. sonoma county has gotten so much water. it has gotten nowhere to go. many cars were stuck and trees toppled the, damaging homes. some neighborhoods are underwater. this is what folks on mill

rhona parks for petaluma. this goes until seven o'clock, the flood warning, meaning it is actually occurring and so low lying areas the streams and creeks petaluma river all these spots again seeing some flooding at this time we continue with the flood advisory over most of the north. hey at least the marin area and then a flood watch that goes the entire weekend doesn't expire until 10 a.m. for the bay area, so better details on what we can expect for the weekend coming up in just a little bit. alright. we'll see you then. rosemary. thank you. many covid era high school graduates are opting to skip college. why some say the pandemic made it clear a degree college. since the start of the pandemic is increasing as foxes jackie abadia's tells us data shows many young people are starting to pursue careers that don't require a college degree. the future of higher education could be iraqi won, the national student clearinghouse finds college enrollment across the country declined by 6% from 19 4022. it's the steepe

streams, creeks, petaluma river. all those areas are seeing some flooding at this time, and then there's a flooded vise ary for areas over the north bay marine county as well as sonoma county again, low lying areas. poor drainage areas just be very careful out there. even though the rain is not falling from the sky. we still have a lot of flooding at the ground level and that flood watch also till sunday morning for the entire bay area, which means and settled weather will remain better details on what we can expect for the weekend and the extended forecast coming up. rosemary. thank you. governor newsom has requested and granted now a presidential emergency declaration to support the state and local response to the storms . the emergency declaration will enable effected counties to immediately access direct federal assistance of the action authorizes the department of homeland security and fema to coordinate disaster relief efforts. it includes providing generators and road clearance equipment, along with potential

some 30's up in the north bay for fairfield petaluma as well as fairfax, calistoga in cloverdale. kelsey bill, you're at freezing right now. 32. and then you've got the winds on top of that for half moon bay, 34 miles per hour wind gusts currently san francisco, breezy at 27 miles per hour gives it that even colder field. so layer up this morning and look for to some sunshine later on. >> right now, all eyes on. thank you for that. happy to report. not seen any major weather related delays out there. so that's always a silver lining for us on a friday, 11 minute ride into the city right now. meter lights just%went on. they were not on in the last hour. 13 minutes for us. we are san mateo bridge. things are looking great as you're heading across towards the peninsula, richards ever fell bridge. 7 minutes tolls to 101. there. and if you're going to be taking the golden gate bridge right now, 37 to the tolls takes about 90 minutes. not seeing any major winds blowing you down. darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of rain. a 601 teachers today in oakland are going hold a strike. >>

those 30's continue in petaluma santa rosa and sonoma each at 37 degrees.m is out now moving out to the central plains, the midwest for us in the bay area and just the entire state. it's nice, clear and dry. your window is still open for getting on up into the sierra head. back by sunday, though, you don't want to be up there into early next week. if you've got to be moving around potential for getting snowed in yet again. now radar shows you are clear dry skies for the bay high pressure in place, but only momentarily. so enjoy the effects of it. mild, dry sunshine today, especially bringing all the sudden. now the weekend ahead of us is going to continue to stay dry, at least friday and saturday sunday. we'll get some morning showers. but today, despite the fact that tomorrow and saturday air strike is our sunny one. as you can see tomorrow cloud cover increases. you're still going to break conditions. but you're going to notice those partly to mostly cloudy skies both friday and saturday and then sunday, a little bit more rain and lot more rain into next

petaluma and santa rosa at 36 right now. now that you're at 42 berkeley sitting at 44 degrees, conditions out there, staying dry all day long today. showers those of exit the region. so we're dry from southern california, northern california, on up into the sierra. your window is still open for heading up there. now, if you are going to be heading up, make sure to head back by sunday, though, after that, things are getting really dicey up in the upper elevations mentioned already. but skies are nice and clear today. high pressure ridge in place going to help to keep us dry as we make our way through the start of the weekend. anyways, end of the weekend. things do start to change. now today is going to bring our sunniest of conditions. lots of sunshine. if you want to get out there, see those blue skies today as one to capitalize on tomorrow for saint patrick's day as well. saturday still staying dry, but you are going to notice cloud cover pushing in and then for sunday, despite the fact that we dry out during the afternoon,

then any time earlier this week, petaluma and santa rosa at 35 allay one of our chillier spots at 36 degrees. winds most breezy at the coast and out into the delta. most of us, though, really calm and sky's. definitely not bring in any chance of rain today. that all arrives tomorrow in mostly during morning hours. i've got your full breakdown on what you need to know for the weekend. still to come rain. all right, john, thank you for that. well, happy friday. if you are just waking up and getting ready to hit the roads, our bridges may be about 14 minutes maze to that fremont street exit as you're traveling into the city. >> our san mateo bridge just under 14 minutes. i don't see any major bar delays right now. so that's also some really great news. a richmond sandra fell bridge 13 minute ride. tulsa, 1, 1, as you make your way traveling at a richmond and the golden gate bridge does look like we have any high winds here. 20 minute ride. 37 to the tolls darya. james, back to you. thank you. reyna 701. and happening now there's an investigation continuing into a home in san jose where

si usted se encuentra en el Área de santa rosa o petaluma podemos encontrar temperaturas por debajo decongelaciÓn, tambiÉn en el Área de napa. hacia el este en san ramÓn esperamos condiciones de el hada, si vive en oakland o limÓn, tambiÉn el san francisco buen san bruno no va a encontrar esas temperaturas. hacia el sur en el este de santa clara va a encontrar temperatras bien bajas. tambiÉn gilroy que siempre tiene esas temperaturas muy bajas. desde ya tome su tiempo y prepÁrese para la condiciones bien frÍas durante la madrugada que serÁ la mÁs frÍa de toda la semana. paola: hablemos de la brutal golpiza que recibiÓ saÚl, un conocido vendedor ambulante. hoy exige a las autoridades que se haga justicia y puedan detener a su agresor. carla farÍas hablÓmbiÉn habló con la policÍa de san josÉ. carla: mÁs temprano me trasladÉ a la casa del seÑor saÚl que reciben la ciudad de oakland y espera que puedan atrapar a su agresor y aunque va muy bien su recuperaciÓn todavÍa no sabe si perderÁ sus dientes delanteros y de ser asÍ nos dijo que podrÍa salirle muy costoso. ya han pasado 13 dÍas luego

there are lovely santa rosa petaluma mill valley. but we're not seeing 30 to 34.ou're back here at thermometers. but 39, so cal, scotts valley felton, boulder creek campbell's in there as well. low forties morgan hill. san martin hollister's something i mean, it's cool, but not like we had in december and january. february. those were cold mornings. you can see the two branches the jet, but the ones north one south and in between, that's us, so we look good. today we look good tomorrow by the weekend will start to cloud it up. i think we'll get some rain on sunday light rain questions on monday tuesday that that there could be a pretty big system here, but the location on that is all up and down the coast, summer north summer south , so let's let's ease into it, but it does look like rain returns. early next week. fifties sixties on the temps little cool over by the coast because of the fog, mostly sunny friday will cloud it up saturday. we'll get some light rain starting on sunday. all right. see you. thank you. time now find 20. several inmates overdosed on fent

petaluma moving south.ust now, making its move along the peninsula, south san francisco over to oakland, beginning to pick up san jose south has been a quiet cloudy morning, but the wind is starting to crank up as well. they're strong south southeast wind mountie at 35 degrees south and 50 so there could be some snow in the higher peaks. mount st. lena mount diablo mount hamilton's below that it's just too warm. oakland south 36 conquered south gusting to 33 napa and nevada now, 24 but half moon base, 37 sfo, palo alto in the 30, plus hayward and not even livermore, southwest 20 gusting almost 30. so another windy day along with the rain, occasionally heavy to moderate. then you'll get some breaks. the front is the main focus today. then tomorrow that low swings in thunderstorms are definitely a possibility tomorrow. some of the heavier rain county north and then tomorrow, i think it will be santa cruz mountains and along the san mateo goes fifties on the temps. cloudy morning south. rain has begun wind and

hacia santa rosa en los 37, petaluma y napa en los 40, auckland 44, san francisco en 42.rango de los 42. estaremos en ese rango de los 50, algunas de las ciudades llegan a los 49 y tendrÁ que tener es impermeable, porque la temperatura se sentirÁ frÍo y ademÁs no es bueno que le de la lluvia encima. tendremos hacia gilroy y morgan hill esos 52. nos movemos hacia la penÍnsula y hacia el este, y en san francisco tenemos 49, mientras que san ramÓn esos 50. hacia el norte de nuestra regiÓn vamos a estar tambiÉn en los 50 en el Área de santa rosa. vamos a ver ese sistema llegando a las 11:00 de la noche hacia el norte de nuestra regiÓn, pero delante del frente vamos a ver esos chubascos de lluvia. a las 12 de la madrugada un poco mÁs hacia san mateo, tambiÉn moviÉndose hacia el resto de nuestra Área. en resumen, mantÉngase con ese impermeable de sÁbado a domingo y luego el domingo mantÉngase con ese paraguas, porque usted lo necesitarÁ, ademÁs no olvide abrigarse. paola: nos estaba hablando de las lluvias y con el paso de estas tormentas en estas Últimas semanas muchos vendedo

this morning's closure 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

petaluma is where we are seeing heavier rain. marin county if you drive along 101, it is a beautiful drive, don't get me wrong, but it is very wet and i know it is windy so take it slow on the roads. temperatures have been mild. but the big concern is not just rain. it's the winds. we have wind gusts expected of 50 to 60 miles an hour especially along the coast. you drive in from the coast in the morning. how was it? >> it wasn't as bad until the top of the hill where highway 1 meets 280. then you could really start feeling that. >> it's a great remainder. >> bay area bridges, be extra careful when crossing bay bridge, san mateo, benicia bridge with the wind advisories. we've got the wet weather jess has been talking about. this will cause a lot of problems on the freeways. we are already seeing that. be extra careful and give yourself extra time. metering lights are on at the bay bridge. it is a busy ride for many, especially along 680. that's where we have a traffic alert. north 680 between calaveras, pleasanton, sunol. there i

. >>> in petaluma, two masked students stormed a high school classroom and attacked another student. this was casa grand high school on february 17. some have said they're not happy with how the school handled this. andrea nakano has the story. >> the more i thought about it, the more it made me a than reunion. and there was a lack of response and a lack of accountability. >> reporter: jennifer has a daughter that goes to casa grand high school. when she read this e-mail about the attack on a student by masked suspects she had questions. >> i can't be the only one that is really angry. as parents we have to advocate and advocate for better procedures, better safety measures, better training, better support for faculty and been active on social media speaking at public meetings and attending round table discussion to address safety in schools. >> stories stay. lessons leave. what you hear here stays but the lessons leave. >> reporter: the assistant superintendent of petaluma city schools feels it is critical to partner with the community to find solutions. >> we want to engage with ou

. >> eric ray has been thinking about getting solar panels on the roof of his petaluma home for over a year, but after recently learning a big change is coming to the solar industry in april, he decided he better jump in and finally get them now. >> because the net buyback is pretty tiny and it will take so many years to get return. we are now at 2.0 and it will take me four or five years instead of 10 to 11 years. >> he is talking about a change to the way pg&e and other utility companies in the state are going to buyback solar energy from homeowners who have solar panels. beginning next month, utilities will no longer pay customers as much for their solar energy. >> we are essentially going from being paid market rate for electricity, which is $.35-$.40 a kilowatt to all you sobbing sold at about eight cents a kilowatt. pretty dramatic decrease in how much you are being paid for the power you sell back to the grade. >> reporter: this is the ceo of simply solar, an installation company in petaluma. he says the change was voted on by the california public utilities commission late la

first alert doppler, i'll work our way down south we're seeing thfrshe s erall the way down into petaluma along the 101 so careful on work right along the scenic storm even close to pacifica as he was a on top of the winds, this is the right now if we take a live look outside at earthquake, there's a 3.5 magnitude eartke aftershocks, both 2.6 on the san andreas fault line behind my earlier with one of the usgs personnel there and you mentioned this was a unique request because it doesn't follow the standard characteristics want us along the san andreas fault line more on that in a bit but for now jocelyn is live in pacifica with more on this earthquake, can you come us anymore? >> just being here in pacifica we've been talking about twostories, the earthquake but talinhesod w have been here so in the past two hours talking to residents they say they were woken up by that request was a bit scary but now they're dealing with these scarywinds . according to the usgs that initial jewel in about seven minutes from where you are right now, in his minutes on the shopping center now aftershocks f

. >> some slick commute out there right now over santa rosa and now into petaluma as well.spread light rain ahead of our severe storm just to our north. that's going to bring us hail, gusty winds anywhere from 30 to 50 miles per hour. in addition to that pop up thunderstorms so thunder and lightning could certainly be seen and heard during the overnight hours through sunday morning. we are going to see a break by sunday night, but then another storm arriving by monday morning into monday evening. and then another storm tuesday into wednesday. so light scattered hit or miss showers as those storms start to taper off. but we're t% expected to get anywhere from about half an inch to three-quarters of an inch of rain. from now through wednesday and a possible atmospheric river late next upcoming week. but let's take a look at this winter weather advisory currently in effect for north bay mountains. and our east bay hills, including eastern santa clara hills as well. from now through 4 o'clock sunday, snow levels could drop to as low as 2100 feet by sunday afternoon. but we're t

police are asking anyone who might have information to call sfpd in petaluma. police are searching for the driver of this chevrolet camaro that was involved in a hit and run crash. police say the car hit a retaining wall on coal would drive around 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon. that's near waverly drive in south mcdowell boulevard. police say they followed a trail of dark liquid tucker now a drive and found the vehicle abandoned with front end damage. anyone who has information is asked to call petaluma police. >> ray garcia, the former warden of a dublin women's prison, will spend nearly 6 years in prison following his conviction on related crimes. he was sentenced today after being convicted in december for sexually abusive conduct against 3 inmates and lying to federal agents. that was between december of 2019 and july of 2021. garcia was sentenced to 70 months behind bars and when he completes the person term, he will have to register as a offender bay area state. senator i show a hob is pushing a bill to ban caste discrimination. that would be if first for

earlier this week, the closures happening from petaluma at highway one 16. also is like a highway to atherton road in nevado folks driving from petaluma are asked to take lakeville highway east highway. 37, which connects back to 101. south officials say they're just trying to get ahead of next week's forecast. that storm. >> the hill is moving. the landslide is moving we're going to dissipate that with the wet weather returning more land movement very possible and i didn't. >> the highway will be closed starting at 9 o'clock tonight, it won't reopen until tomorrow morning at 09:00am. >> up next, we've been keeping a bird's eye view on it and update on mi 6 oakland zoo birds that turning to escape artist. the oakland roots have postponed tonight's home opener over field conditions. the team was set to play memphis center, newly installed turf field. but the several big storms we've had have created some delays to work on the field was not in code completed until late this weekend. we're told that the infill has not had time to settle. the match is set to tak

but santa rosa petaluma and even bodega bay seeing widespread light rain there. downtown san francisco getting a little bit of a break from the wet weather, but we're tracking those scattered showers off the coast, going to make its way inland. so. >> enjoy the break. while you can widespread rain from south san francisco, san mateo, including our bay area beaches. and now it's even making its track eastward into fremont and milpitas with drizzle being reported already for san jose. so this is a storm that's going to bring us about a quarter of an inch to three-quarters of an inch of rain from now through sunday night. and it's going to be widespread. moderate downpours pockets during the overnight hours for the north and san francisco peninsula through around mid-morning. and then we're going to notice scattered showers by sunday afternoon with drier weather sunday night. rain totals up to 3 quarters of an inch of rain with an atmospheric river. bring us widespread rain and a slight chance of pop-up thunderstorms tuesday more. my full forecast in just a few minu

. >> reporter: you should know southbound 101 is closed from petaluma to novato while pg&e crews work to reroute the gas line nearby. 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

petaluma is 37 mill valley is 38.rees on mount diablo this morning, incredibly cold for us at the end of march, snow is winding down if it hasn't already looks like mostly cloudy, so a break there 52 to 58 on the highs morning. rain moves south. it's chili mix of sun and clouds, little breeze, but cool and mild on those temps. we should be 60 to 63 to 70 on the highs. we're not even close. i don't think we'll be there anytime soon. but we do get a break later today and friday. let's go to dave now. alright steve. thank you. time is 6 53 if you shop on amazon warning coming up on mornings onto its seven the new alert you'll see when shopping on amazon at the company hopes will help customers make better decisions. versions about what you buy. and oakland's two state high school basketball champs had a special visit from a legend the great kareem abdul jabbar. when we come back the gift he has for both oakland high and oakland ♪ alex! mateo, hey how's business? great. you know that loan has really worked wonders. that's

the north bay looking at 58 in petaluma. 58 for cloverdale. here is the seven-day forecast.s we look to friday and into our weekend we can see the quiet weather. i will say this, saturday morning, sunday morning it will be cold and frosty as we start off our day and on the cool side. but there we go with the drier weather over the next few days. the next storm system arrives as we look at the weather model showing late monday, into tuesday and wednesday. that is when our neck storm system will arrive. enjoy this break, while it lasts. let's check in with gianna. i am sure commuters are loving the dry start to the day. >>> it has been tough with the wet weather and the super commuters coming in through the altamont pass they have their own problems when it comes to the eastbound side of 580. right now things are calm. connector, looks like we have a trouble spot still there. that's likely due the a crash that happened overnight. unfortunately that looking pretty good overall. we started pretty busy through the oakland area with a traffic alert on 580. that has been cleared. i

the north bay, we are getting hit with heavy showers indicated just right here in the yellow from petaluma to richmond. it's a very active morning and to add to the rain, we are dealing with severe winds. let's head to the east bay. from lafayette to hayward, light showers will start amplifying to heavier showers in the next 30 minutes to hour. i am keeping a close eye on the santa cruz mountains where they're expecting to get some of the most rain throughout the bay area this morning. let's look at current conditions. throughout the bay area before you head out, we are in the 50s. as you head out, be sure you have the umbrella and drive extra slow and you are taking it very slow. we are under a high wind warning until 11:00 p.m. this was originally until 5:00 a.m. national weather service extended it because the winds are starting to intensify. where i am concerned about is along the coast and the coastal hills. above 1,000 feet we can see 70 mile-per-hour wind gusts. i will highlight how long this is expected to last and how long the rain is expected to last coming up in a bit. how are t