san mateo county and across the bay area. 2 assists for any power outages for emergencies here in san carlos, gayle ong kron, 4 news. >> as the storm gets stronger throughout the evening, residents in san francisco say they expect to see some flooded many of them this time are pretty much prepared. comports has been joins us live with more on how conditions are in the city. talk to anyone in the city, pam and ken, and they'll tell you how surprised they are at the amount of rain we've gotten so far this year. >> there was a mad dash of people trying to get sandbags at the san francisco public works today. by 03:00pm thursday. san francisco public works had handed out 900 sandbags to residents and business owners. >> robin vargas stopped in to get the 10 bags she's allowed after experiencing flooding during the relentless rain that we got in january that it and i got my first >> humidity is as always liked. >> was that the wet weather of 2023? surprised a lot of us. and like many fargas found herself having to update wardrobe with more waterproof items. you know, while not my bottom brandeis

san carlos san jose hayward all in there around 47 48 mph., though, but everything is driven into southern california, giving them rain, southern nevada las vegas and now taking the turn into arizona, which had seventies and eighties yesterday, not today. still a lot of moisture streaming across for those of you who may be work outside. can we get a break yet? today and tomorrow, but there's more rain forecast here all the way out to the end of the month. to be honest with you next week looks like sunday monday tuesday, we'll get back into more rain. but until then, colder morning more more thirties and forties. mostly sunny looks good little northerly breeze, but nothing we can't handle 27 in tahoe 39 reno only one inch of new snow. i mean, it was a wet pattern, a windy pattern, but snow level was very high at 38. crescent city, 35. l a san diego and palm springs are all 59. and so santa barbara. that's your morning super factor right there in his day will tell you i take out very little in taxes. ah you get paid well. thirties and forties o

san carlos at 57 south bay. temperatures just shy of 60 degrees with san jose at 59 today. hayward on up through oakland and up to richmond all at 57 while north bay temperatures, actually some of our warmest are very warm spot. santa rosa are only area actually getting right up to 60 degrees tomorrow. very similar to today inland bayshore and coastal areas will be enjoying those 50's before we do cool things down into the weekend. showers making their return both saturday and sunday and likely continuing on and off into next week, right? all right, john, thank you for that. let's get a look at those bridges traveling into the city this morning about 7 minute. >> so that fremont street exit your san mateo bridge about 12 minutes there. let's check on the richmond center fell bridge about 7 minutes and it's got a good look at the golden gate bridge. 37 to the toll is going to take you 18 minutes. well, in national news, the cleanup is now underway. that toxic spill site east palestine still underway. the epa continues to say tests levels are within some safe parameters. most

she was killed in september of last year, right in front of her home on laurel street in san carlos the san mateo county sheriff's office is investigating and they say that the couple was arguing about the custody of their one year-old child when she was attacked by him with a samurai sword and neighbors who saw what happened described it as a beheading. landeta has been held in the county jail without bail. it's 609, on the peninsula. the san mateo county board of supervisors has voted to apply for state funding to help local farm workers. >> be able to own a home, they'd be able to apply for the for the sorry. joe serra grant program and that money would fund the purchase of manufactured homes, local farm workers and families and individuals displaced by the january mass shooting would be eligible to live in these homes and the county is working the city of half moon bay as well to identify potential sites on the coast. the state is expected towns grants recipients in june. so we'll see who gets them. >> well, santa clara county is making changes now to what's gun buyback program. the

en el condado de san mateo, en el Área de san carlos, fue cerrada la carretera 84 por rotura del pavimento ante este pronÓstico de lluvias, una familia podrÍa perde todo debido a un deslave provocado por las lluvias. >> la acabamos de obtener la casa y no estamos enterados si tiene la aseguranza. reportero: esta familia se acaba de mudar en esta casa, no sabe si esta casa estÁ protegida contra los deslaves. >> tenemos que mirar si estÁ asegurada. reportero: expertos les recomienda revisar si estas casas estÉn aseguradas. >> pregÚntele a los aseguradores si la casa tiene seguro antes de comprarla. reportero: cuÁnto tiempo tengo que esperar para que entre en vigor esta cobertura. >> el mÁximo son 30 dÍas. reportero: ahora que no sabe su casa no estÁ asegurada, quÉ harÁ? >> investigar mÁs a fondo. las aseguradoras nada mÁs dicen lo que uno quiere oÍr. ramÓn: la oficina de el servicio de emergencia le recomienda no acercarse a las Áreas inundadas. seis pulgadas de agua podrÍan derivar a un adulto, 12 pulgadas podrÍa llevarse un automÓvil pequeÑo, de 18:00 ——18—19 pulgadas podrÍan arrastrar una

. >> the peninsula kron four's gayle ong has more now from san carlos. >> have a lot of crews ready to go thursday morning pg and e bay area regional vice president aaron johnson says the utility is ready for back to back storms. we're going to see very strong winds were likely to see a vegetation coming into power lines. power lines coming down. see a power line on the ground. assume it's energized. >> call 9-1-1. then give us a call. 9-1-1, will get out there, make the area safe and we'll be right behind them to clean up johnson as utility crews from new mexico and washington state are here to help. >> all stage at the san carlos yard. mateo county is one of the areas of concern. here's what happened back in january. local streets flooded with water. the rain started coming down in the afternoon. businesses in hard-hit spots have sandbags in place, but johnson says the utility is eyeing the rule areas along the coast like half moon bay and pescadero where people were out of power for days in the early winter. you know, with your power's out a day or more, that's really challenging. w

but they're now back and they're staged the san carlos yard ready to help. and we do need that help. we're going to take a look now at the pg outage map will start here in the north face. we could see what's happening where people don't have power right now. green circles means about 50 customers affected the yellow diamonds anywhere from 50 to 500. if we see a orange square, that's 500 to almost 5,000 customers. so we have people in santa rosa petaluma even the bottle without power right now, sandra fell as well. even in mill valley moving it into the east bay, san pablo, concord, antioch, there, customers without power there. berkeley, oakland, san leandro, hayward, also people there in the dark right now. we do a big cluster right here in newark. there's almost 500 to 5,000 customers without power. right now in that section will come back here to the peninsula because that's where the section that the utility company was most concerned about. so even in san francisco, daly city, south san francisco, pacifica, san bruno, burlingame, lots of people without

kron four's gayle ong has the latest from san carlos. >> a lot of crews ready to go thursday morning pg and e bay area regional vice president aaron johnson says the utility is ready for back to back storms. we're going to see very strong winds were likely to see a vegetation coming into power lines. power lines coming down. see a power line on the ground. assume it's energized. call 9-1-1. then give us a call. 9-1-1, will get out there, make the area safe and we'll be right behind them to clean up johnson as utility crews from new mexico and washington state are here to help all stage at the san carlos yard. mateo county is one of the areas of concern. here's what happened back in january. local streets flooded with water. the rain started coming down in the afternoon. businesses in hard-hit spots have sandbags in place, but johnson says the utility is eyeing the rural areas along the coast, like half moon bay and pescadero where people were out of power for days in the early winter. you know, with your power's out a day or more, that's really challenging. we understand that's incre

en comparacion al dia de hoy, temperaturas bajo los 50 grados, mañana martes santa rosa 52 hacia san carloss temperaturas maxima de 54 grados, este es el pronostico extendido san jose condiciones secas, y a partir de mitad de semana laboral, regresan periodos de lluvia ,temperaturas para terminar la semana laboral bajo los 60 grados. >> muchas gracias, a tener paraguas a mano. en laytaho continua cayeron mas nieve, las casas estan quedando sepultadas, y mire, estaciones se vieron obligadas a cerrar por la gran cantidad de nieve y baja visibilidad por ser un riesgo para los visitantes, planean abrir hoy con pocos ascensores, y daran mas acceso mañana >> continua juicio a mujer donde hacia fiestas para menores de edad, donde consumian alcohol esta detenida sin derecho a fianza, se declaró no culpable, por poner a menores de edad en riesgo, entre otros, dice que hacia las fiestas en los gattos para sus hijos y amigos >> en san francisco, se reporta incendio de dos alarmas al norestes de la ciudad, a eso de las 9 de la mañana en la cuadra 600 avenida 40, el fuego daño dos viviendas . >> bateria

stormranger right now, mobile doppler radar, scanning the skies in san carlos, san jose, livermore, pretty widespread through fairfield as well. down through the santa cruz mountains. now, if you live south of the golden gate bridge, it will be a lot slower to clear. we have rain activity that's going to linger, especially for the mountains. here is a closer look at what to expect. we will see breezy to windy conditions, but nowhere near as gusty as yesterday. the gusty winds and the wind warnings have expired as the storm begins to move out. looking ahead, we do have a break, but a second storm in our seven-day forecast and i'll take you through the timing coming up in a few minutes. >>> let's check in with mike. >> we still have the closure for two lanes on eastbound 580, getting out of the area toward the altamont pass and that won't clear for some time. but we're looking at the commute coming in and, listen up early commuters, if you're coming from the altamont pass, you take 580 and plan on cutting through 84, right now you cannot. it is closed just shy of 680. both directions are clo

sandra fell wanna creek san carlos campbell from mid fifties yesterday. 58 58 57 58.round 60 to 64. 65 on some of the temps so falling short but a little bit better today. thirties forties. you know most. i think we're now past the frost freeze and you know conditions here, but a few high clouds today looks good. tomorrow rain comes back and looks like around saturday morning around 10 to noon or so you'll be good today and tomorrow i would plan accordingly. then it will continue into saturday night sunday. the low is going to come through. that's going to give us more rain. and more mountain snow. and i've seen some projections now between now and next week of four ft of snow donner summit, another four ft with what three quarters of an inch to maybe two inches of rain for us, and it could be really wet here next thursday. friday we're getting into that window here, so we'll keep an eye on it. fifties on the temps tomorrow looks good rain returns on the weekend. a lot of rain maybe next week. steve thank you. for some people who rely oy drugmaker eli lilly to cut ins

a new development for those struggling in the bay, and it's going to be in santa fade south of san carlosve showed you imaged of all the renderings. leatell us it still has units available to rent. ribbon cutting ceremony happens a little afternoon today. >>> appearing is announcing dates for a developer's conference. >>> happening now, an employee at a san francisco dry-cleaner is in serious hot water accused of planting a camera inside a clock in a fitting room. a woman alerted them back in november about the suspicious clock, and five other customers made similar reports. that worker is now facing invasion of privacy charges. we'll be right back. >>> the big apple conference is just around the corner and could come with a bigger announcement. apple announced its july developer's conference is for the 5th through the 9th, and bloomberg reports this year apple could unveil its long awaited virtual reality head set. >>> and coming up, what you need to know to make sure you don't lose your insurance. >>> right now at 5:00, a san josÉ police union executive facing serious charges. she's acc

el lugar estÁ al sureste de la calle san carlos. ya y estas son imÁgenes en vivo. ayer el papa presentÓ una infecciÓn respiratoria y estarÁ varios dÍas hospitalizados. dijeron desde el vaticano que no es covid, y no se sabe si esto afectarÁ las tradicionales festividades de semana santa. >>> y bueno ayer se daÑÓ una de las principales tuberÍas de agua tras un deslave, ahÍ tenemos algunas fotografÍas del lugar. a raÍz de esto se lanzÓ una alerta para que la comunidad reduzca el consumo del agua en un 40 por ciento hasta tanto terminen las tareas de reparaciÓn. >>> y en lake taho, los vientos dificultaron las condiciones de las carreteras. algunos conductores terminaron atrapados en el trÁfico producto de los cierres por accidentes ayer por la tarde. >>> y hoy se siente frÍo aunque tenemos cielos nublados parcialmente. nuestro compaÑero nos tiene los detalles, adelante, cuÉntanos. >>> quÉ tal amigos, buenas tardes, feliz jueves. el panorama finalmente seco para nosotros. se alejan hacia el interior las lluvias que por cierto ocasionar

foster city, san carlos down the mountain view at 57 san jose. back up to 58 today. pretty similar to yesterday in the east bay mid 50's in the tri valley, upper 50's along the east bay shoreline and nearing 60 degrees for areas like fairfield, antioch, pittsburgh, and then the ship. a look ahead shows tomorrow and sunday, a little warmer than today. also a little calmer. and that just adds up to a very nice saturday and sunday, monday starts great winds. pick up though, and showers arrive late tuesday and wednesday. the hardest push of rain and wind before we dry out again. >> reyna right? excited about the weekend jaw and maybe you are too. if you are going to be traveling on this friday. look at that green across the map. so crockett down towards the maze. just about 60 minutes. if you're traveling along 6.80, at the walnut creek in martinez, not seeing any major issues or delays there. the meteor lights are on, though, right now, 11 minutes into the city. so that's not bad. our san mateo bridge about 13 minutes as you're traveling from 80 to 101, check out. some

burlingame at 54 for your daytime high foster city, san carlos that 55 south bay temps also mid-fiftiesldest spot inland anyways at 49 degrees. hayward at 55 for your high oakland, a nice 56, the lake and napa as well. santa rosa keep the jackets close at hand, but it will feel all right with that sunshine. and 55 tomorrow and friday, much the same as today. then the weekend brings more rain for us and showers are likely to continue into next week. so enjoy these dry days while we've got him rain. all right, john, i'll certainly be enjoying these dry days. >> our traffic not so much because we still do have it. 63 minutes along 1, 0, 1, 85 into the low part. if you're traveling along the peninsula this morning. 25 minute ride into the city may so that fremont street exit our san mateo bridge about 25 so pretty much consistently the same with the bay bridge there. 8.80, leandro down towards to 37. going to take about 52 minutes traffic continues to build crockett out towards the maze. 44 minutes, if you are taking that route, antioch, into conquered about 42 minutes, the year and doublin

that attack happened back in september, right in front of castro's home in san carlos. police say they were arguing over the custody of their one year-old child. when prosecutors say he attacked castro with that sort. the court decided that there was enough evidence to move forward with the trial. and during the hearing, his defense attorneys implied they might put forth a self-defense argument. the next court appearance is set for march. 23rd will be following the case. >> disgraced theranos ceo elizabeth holmes is continuing her fight to stay out of prison in a new court filing, she argues her prison sentence should be lit delayed because she just had a baby. it's her latest effort to get out of an 11 year prison sentence or at least avoided or delay it and some way now attorney steve clarke says prosecutors are going want to show that there are not 2 different systems of justice. the u.s. attorney's office patients is growing very thin with elizabeth holmes message is going to be set here that. >> if you are convicted, you start your time. just like everybody else. a

as we get you into street-level radar, we are headed into san carlos. redwood city is seeing some showers. this is a light level one bringing mountain snow into southern california. as we go hour-by-hour, just a couple more hours of this moisture is left. freeze warnings and frost advisories going up tomorrow morning from 1:00 until 8:00 a.m. in most areas along the coast. upper 20's to the lower 30's. protect your pets, plants and pipes as we go hour-by-hour. by 6:00 in the morning, we are already falling below freezing in some cities like santa rosa. i will be back to tell you about more winter weather in the forecast is to get ready for the first day of march. ama: thank you. more damage is done, particularly in the north bay. elsewhere, it seemed like stays weather. we still saw a couple close calls. j.r. stone has more on the hit by falling trees. >> next and we know, the whole house is shaking. >> i heard a loud bang. j.r: those of the descriptions of trees that came into our on homes. this one was in santa rosa and this one was on the for spill a

i'm in san carlos.mentioned, i just wanted to say that about 20 minutes ago, i got an alert from san mateo county saying they're expecting high winds which could result in a trees getting knocked down. and tragically, as we've heard, that has already happened, road blockages and power outages. you know, last week there are tens of thousands of pg e customers, 7 tail county without power. they're expecting more outages. we did talk to pg e a short while ago. it's going to take a look at some video here. they say that they are staffing up, that they've got crews out about working to try prevent a repeat of what happened last week here in san mateo county is a big job. the weather, the storm is really moving in here. they say they're doing what their kids they can't. the other thing that they mentioned was that if you lost power last week or if you lose power for an extended period this time, they want everyone to to remember that you can submit expenses for any food that you lose in expenses you occur bec

that is a string of businesses across the highway from valley fair mall and west san carlos street. we are introduced to one dealer who is afraid his livelihood will disappear. >> reporter: when you walk through the doors of eduardo mazza 's antique store, it is like a trip back in time. well-preserved pieces from the past and many hidden treasures from around the world. there is evpainting collectible in the store. he is a former curator for art museums in his native argentina, and his eye for detail shows. but after 29 years doing business at the on and operated burbank district, he is worried he might be forced to close. >> for me it will be a big problem. >> reporter: it has now dwindled down to just four stores. now his expansion into the city of san jose to finish this development could finish off the remaining stores. >> this will be the end of my business. >> reporter: the block was always an island of county territory surrounded by the city, but when a developer submitted plans to build a large assisted-living center, the plans were unanimously assiliving n , i en prlysain

castro con quien mantuvo una relación y tuvo un hijo, el hecho ocurrió en el primer año pasado en san carlostá mentalmente apto para seguir en el juicio . >>> han mostrado preocupación dicen que los últimos seis meses han robado cuatro veces, aseguran que en el registran pérdidas de 25.000 dólares herramientas y alimentos que fueron destinados para los más necesitados, se espera la ayuda ciudadana para encontrarnos . >>> corte comercial y atención en el condado san mateo a partir el próximo primero de abrir sobre salario mínimo enteros en cuanto, no plan se prepara para eliminar la protección contra desalojos implementados en pandemia sepa lo que significa para propietarios . >>> se perfile finde semana y viene una más el aire frío abríguese bien hablaremos este pronóstico es más lluvia al volver, la celebración a la vuelta en esquina departamento de policía de auckland invite toda la comunidad a participar en su evento extra balanza contará con un conejo para tomarse foto con niños juegos guste pascua y más todo eso jueves 1313 abrir e en el parqua direcciión no tienenen pantalll. >>> comme

bay will warm you up to about 64 degrees in burlingame. 63 and sunny in millbrae. 67 degrees in san carlos. 67 in woodside 65 degrees. in mount to the south bay. enjoy some very nice temperatures. 68 degrees in campbell. 68 in santa clara, 68 sunnyvale. and about 67 degrees in milpitas. those temperatures warming up very nicely inland tomorrow, upper 60's and live more 68 in dublin. 67 degrees in union city about 65 degrees in san leandro. lots of sunshine and couple afternoon high clouds and read about 66 and 68 degrees in walnut creek. lots of sunshine and dry weather for tomorrow are pushing near 70 degrees if fairfield tomorrow and say with the outfield. but as you get along the coastline, those temperatures cooler with the fog rolling in and they'll keep those numbers. the 50's and low 60's next couple days. here we go. we get in toward the weekend. some clouds gathering saturday night into sunday chance of rain returning. and there you go next week. let's enjoy the sunshine while we have a much more rain is on the way. alright, lawrence. up next, a group of new york city women are pa

woodside's 35 on the stanford campus, 35 thirty's nine foster city, san carlos, redwood city, 38, los altos, even pacific at 42 degrees san mateo, belmont right at 40. 14 and 17, truckee and south lake tahoe, 40 to monterey, fresno, bakersfield and 46 palm springs, las vegas 40. their high yesterday was only 57 that tighter record low maximum from march. 30th last set in 1938. the oakland hills is 42 sonoma amount is 36 ben lomond mountains down to 33 cold degrees, so cold air at the surface cold air aloft. weak systems brushing us to the north, so more sun, east and south today more clouds to the north. but we will get a break here. the jet stream the river of air states to the north, but will still impact us in a way with cooler temps and also some clouds, weak systems, lots of clouds cooler and maybe some very light rain to the north. that would be on saturday. i would think santa rosa calistoga north is probably about the line . but on sunday i could see some light drizzle some very light rain, not a lot, but a little bit. let's face it, every system seems to do something this yea

it's located in south san carlos.past we showed you derings that will provide 82 units f renters one step away from homelessness. leaders tell us that they still have units available for rent and the ribbon cutting happens in just over an hour from now. >> the clock is ticking if you receive medical. still ahead, the benefits that can come to an end and the actions you need to take to make sure it doesn't happen. >>> the home opener is hours away. i'm bob redell and we'll take you inside oakland to show you the new major league baseball rules that will change how the game is played. stay with us. you're watching nbc bay area news. >>> developing now, authorities are trying to figure out the cause of a train derailment that sent 22 railroad cars off the tracks erupting into flames early this morning. we don't know the exact contents of those cars, but some of them were carrying the hazardous materials like ethanol. now this happened around 1:00 in the morning minnesota time. people who live nearby still under evacuatio

so antique's row, which say cross the highway from valley fair mall on west san carlos street could disappearthe city moves forward with more housing developments in its place. introducing us to one antique dealer who is afraid his livelihood is going to disappear. >> it's like a trip back into time. well-deserved pieces from the past, and many hidden treasures from around the world. there is a little bit of eduardo in every painting, collectible, and graceful artifact in the store. >> this is also my personal collection. >> reporter: he's a former curator. his eye for details shows. but after 29 years doing business in the unincorporated burbank district, he's afraid he might be forced to close. >> to me it will be a very bad problem. >> reporter: eduardo's store was once part of a thriving antique's row, but it's dwindled down to just four stores. now the recent annexation of his block into the city of san jose to build a large new development here could finish off the remaining stores. >> for me, this will be the end of my business. >> reporter: the block was always an island of county ter

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really green all around the bay area. 67 degrees in san carlos tomorrow. 64 in follow-up to the south bay as high as 68 degrees in santa clara and san jose. 67 saratoga and 67 degrees in cupertino in union city should be a beautiful day at 67 degrees. some high clouds there in the afternoon. 68 in concord about 69 degrees in europe. the one of the warmer spots of those temperatures getting closer to 70 degrees and enjoy it while we haven't. we've got changes coming this weekend. the clouds thicken up on saturday. take a chance of rain returning saturday night into sunday. that rain on and off into next week. thank you, lawrence. in national news, treasury secretary janet yellen told lawmakers the u.s. banking system remains sound. yellen testified before the senate finance committee today she had a plan to discuss the president's budget but lawmakers instead grilled her on the health of the nation's banking system. >> anna wiernicki has more. >> the recent collapse of 2 banks was at the top of mind for lawmakers today as they sought answers on what happened. and if americans can trust

well, you're about to see cars driving along 101 in san carlos. some ponding on the roads today so do be careful out there. there are the cars. meteorologist rob mayeda is here. you've been doing some research. what are you finding? >> we were just talking about this. it's like we've been living in seattle the last couple months. there is some benefit to this gloomy weather. we've improved by two drought categories. going from street to severe to in some cases, abnormally dry. where we're seeing the biggest changes are the bay area reservoirs. lake sonoma, 63% of capacity. it is now up to slightly above 100% capacity. south bay is looking pretty good, too. this trend continues across the state's largest reservoirs. one year ago, the largest were at 60.7%. now fast forward today and there is a lot more green on the map. you can see shasta, oroville, the big four, as we like to say, about 81%. overall, little by little, it continues to add up. december, january, the big stworms the ongoing rain. and now february into march. >> it is really promising

it happened in september in front of castro's home in san carlos. according to prosecutors, lend a to attack castro with a samurai sword after an argument today, the court decided the case will move forward to trial to has pleaded not guilty to murder. and during today's hearing, his defense attorneys implied that he may have acted in self-defense. his next court appearance is set for march 23rd. disgraced theranos ceo elizabeth holmes is continuing her fight to stay out of prison in her latest effort. she argues that her prison sentence should be delayed because she just had a baby that is according to recently filed court headed for hearing next month. kron four's justin campbell spoke to legal experts about. >> what type of message this might send to the public. >> elizabeth holmes has given birth to her second baby, but lawyers didn't say when in last week's court filings in an effort to keep her out of starting 11 year prison sentence, the u.s. attorney's office patients is growing very thin with elizabeth holmes. attorney steve clarke says pro

woodside's at 36, atherton, stanford, menlo park, palo alto in san carlos, now in the upper thirties,ouds and fog you're seeing more mid forties along the san mateo coast, including montara beach and pillar point at 47 low clouds are around, but that's it. the higher clouds stay in southern california have to keep an eye on those northern branch of the jet stream. i think that's the one that will start to play under, whether next week. so faulkner the coast sunny inland, it's and it will be a nice thursday, maybe not as nice as yesterday, but still mostly cloudy. rain returns on sunday. what about next week? depends on where it all sets up could be a bigger system on tuesday, but one forecast model has it north . one has it in central california. another one has a more in southern so until they get their act together. let's just ease into it. fifties on attempts to low sixties and temperatures will still be good tomorrow. then we'll start to cloud it up. some rain returns on sunday, pam all right. thank you, steve. a ban of gas furnaces and water heaters for much of the bay area in th

you have a big spot and then really, as you shoot up the peninsula past san carlos, you know, you the areas that are between 101, and to 80 just littered with places where you have all these down trees. and then here's another hot spot. you know, west of hillsborough here, hillside drive chateau drive ralston avenue, all, you know, once again, more than 24 hours now without this is the airport and things get a little bit better. but san bruno and if you've ever been december know, you know how the wind can just how over those mountains there. so up in the san francisco, not nearly as bad fewer than 1000 customers in san francisco are without power in the north bay. but the other trouble spot in addition to the south bay in the peninsula is the east bay. so we'll check that out quickly again, we know that oranges here in the east bay hills, like we did last night at this time, but still, you know, place is littered with the power lines that are not functional and crews that are trying in earnest to get people back online. but taking this is the probably the hardest hit area of the east

an old county road and harbor boulevard and san carlos. it was shut down for several hours. crews, they were able to get traffic flowing again around noon. and we're showing you video of severe flooding in the parking lot of the chinese independent baptist church a on sunday. several people that were in that morning service. they were unable to leave because they were blocked in by the water from a fire department stepped in to help 9 people safely across the water or they could be safely picked up. also in fremont that flooding and mudslides shut down all lanes 8.80, causing a major traffic jam is drivers were diverted around that mess. kron sarah stinson has that story. >> a mudslide just on the side of the northbound lanes caused a huge mess and a huge backup, caltrans hard at work for hours trying to receive this water and get the lanes back open. >> caltrans responded to rock and mudslides near railroad crossing on 8.80, in fremont sunday morning. tons of debris covered the northbound lanes. then the north and southbound lanes became flooded, shutting both sides of the

she lives in san carlos, a beautiful sight, following a break in the rain. i know you may be tired of the rain and cold temperatures. i'm tired of it. temperatures will be warming up a bit. the bad news, a lot more rain is coming and, i talked to you before the newscast, about an atmospheric river coming back. could be flooding again. >> if you look at the seven-day forecast highs, going into the 60s and rain. tells you we're about to see big changes in the bay area. we've got cloudy skies right now, and still cold air in place. good enough for those hail producing storms, and the color coding of the storm ranger, mobile doppler radar indicating some snow. right now, around the marin headlands, next five to ten minutes may look white from hail that is accumulating on the ground there. speaking of snow, let's look out towards mount hamilton where more snow continues to fall. cold air in place. still going to keep the snow levels down into tomorrow. showers continue with 30s and 40s to start the day, and look at our highs again tomorrow. only in the low 50s. c

they're stationed out of the san carlos yard ready to roll to the various incidents of pop up. so that's good news. this is a look at pg e's live outage map and you can see it doesn't look terrible. although there are a few pockets of orange which indicate anywhere from 500 to 5,000 customers without power. so we got a few pockets in the east bay, a few pockets in the south, especially down towards the santa cruz mountains. we're obviously going to pe following that at this point. there's no estimate for when that power might get turned back on. >> hours out a day or more. that's really challenging. we understand that's incredibly inconvenient. and also a potentially becomes dangerous as those as those outages length. and so we want to do everything we can to coordinate with local agencies. >> yeah. the utilities main concern with this storm is the peninsula. they want to focus on the rural areas there along the coast, like how to half moon bay in pescadero where power went out for days during the early winter storms back in january. pg e, by the way, remind you to keep your de

there hasces b eefrom san carlo, san bruno, is dated and that is why the national weather service has issued a flood advisory for the next 15 to 30 minutes. anytime you get a heavy cell it could be extended until 230 -- 2:30. then we have the issue of the wind. we are looking at the best possibility of thunderstorms toward the central valley into the east bay peer we will talk about amounts for the atmospheric river as we keep this a level two throughout the day. liz: an historic hit. the clubhouse in s park was severely damaged by a eucalyptus tree. it is a popular venue and as tara campbell's reports, reservations are on hold. tara: down trees, stern grove taking a beating saturday morning, i wind wreaking havoc. just down the way severe damage , to one of san francisco's historic landmarks. and 85 foot eucalyptus tree falling onto trocadero clubhouse. park rangers responding to an alarm at around 5:30 in the morning, capturing this video of a sprinkler system flooding the house. >> water coming out of the front. tara: the city red flagging the building, citing the structural and wa

there's more forties, though woodside down to 35 san carlos is in their redwood city, atherton, menloord, los altos and palo alto. yet over by the coast. there's fog so mid forties to upper forties we'll have a nice day. today some clouds will start to roll in tomorrow and then they will continue to thicken up. here is the jet stream. takes aim at us. it's not going anywhere anytime soon. there's two branches of southern one in the northern one fog near the coast, sunny inland that increasing high clouds will take us in rain returns on sunday morning, it will be a light steady around the big question of his next monday night. tuesday could be a bigger system, but i'll wait for the forecast models sorted out there all over the place. literally. i mean, seriously, north south. just we'll wait and see. fifties sixties on attempts here looks good again friday. then we'll clouded up saturday. rain returns on sunday. alright steve. thank you time 7 40 coming up world tiktok facing all out ban here in the us, we're going to break down the wall street journal report that says to buy the minis

the peninsula pacific is 40, so san mateo and belmont 34 menlo park, atherton's 35, stanford, 36 san carloses and the water temps you you may not see this again for a while. 49 point at 49 bodega bay 49 point reyes, san francisco buoy at 49 . these are incredibly cold, cold water temps for early march. four up in south lake tahoe. elko was one that's a lonely number uk a 30 to 39 sacramento all the way down to bakersfield, california our system there in the four corners . we look good today. few high clouds overall, everything's fine until the weekend and then we get more rain. looks like saturday morning will be alright . but late morning early afternoon, the rain moves in more on sunday monday, maybe all the way into tuesday with more snow in the mountains fifties on the temps today and tomorrow we look good cloud it up and bring rain in on the weekend. okay thank you. steve santa rosa high school student was stabbed to death after a fight inside a classroom coming up in our five o'clock hour, the latest details on the incident and how the community is now pushing for more safety at the s

but thirties for a few santa rosa's 36 napa airport down to 39 mil valleys at 38, sunnyvale, 40 san carlos0 and wanna creek to the north north thirties here, mendocino county lake county. that's a given their but healdsburg windsor rohnert park, nevada's sonoma, richmond's now in their lagunitas, fairfax, san anselmo and ross all in the thirties bodega base close to 40. polar branch. southern branch is the one that's really active, so the two branches not really making an impact today, but some of those higher clouds move in so mostly sunny friday. cloudy but mild to warm on saturday, then rain moves in sunday. a stronger system is on tap for monday night. tuesday the key will be will be warmer systems coming in, but colder will come in behind that, but warmer systems come in. and now watch this might be more of a rain event than, say, a snow event which leads us to believe his coming in more from the west. the factor that really were watching is where that surface low develop if the surface load develops on tuesday near us, we will have to mention when again . maybe it'll be south, but it

other spot hardest hit by the storms yesterday and all the wind, half moon bay over here in the san carlos belmont, san mateo, redwood city woodside. look at that. all that orange. and there's a mudslide that they're dealing with an orange as well. and woodside pg and e says it did colin, these extra crews to try to get ready for the storm before yesterday's winds really whipped up. they say they had 80 extra crews staged there. but with winds topping 80 miles an hour in some places that sometimes just proved to be too much and even more reinforcements had to be called it. some of the storms have come in hotter. >> then expected in some upcoming cooler this one definitely came in stronger than was expected. and, you know, we saw as we all saw the graphics of the eyes of that storm sort of sitting over the bay. >> kind of stalled out pg and e not the only organization staffing up for the response to this. governor newsom mobilized emergency disaster response teams across the state. here's a look at some of the numbers. you have 4,000 caltrans crew members working. and shifts 24 hours at a t

you can see a lot of it moving through san carlos, livermore, san jose. north bay starting to finally catch a bit of a break. here is what we can expect. so rain mainly before 11:00 a.m. and we get the winds from the southeast, the winds will begin to diminish even more by the afternoon, as the storm clears out. and looking ahead, we get a decent break from the rain. we're going to get a couple dry days before the second storm moves in. >>> and how are the roads doing? >> it's hard to tell from this picture, so i want folks to take a closer look at the walnut creek camera. you can make out the droplets on the lens, complicating things as headlights are moving from right to left. those are southbound 680, slowing toward the split. walnut creek does show the build, as well as the map on the right-hand side. highway 24 there's a crash in lafayette, eastbound 24. it's opposite the commute, but a slow drive and three lanes blocked by a crash there. we get to the rest of the bay, a pretty predictable plan, but we're looking at green, slick roadways around the b

if you go south, san carlos, hayward, mountain view, san jose, those locations are two to three or 4°cooler than this time yesterday. 55 san francisco, 59 oakland, 64 santa rosa. relatively mild in the inland east bay. 58 san looking at just a few clouds in the sky but mainly blue as you look toward mount diablo. these how the fork has headlines, it will be chilly and inland valleys. we can expect occasional light showers friday through sunday. we don't expect a drenching downpour over the weekend. but we do expect a wet and windy weather pattern developing early next week. for tonight, mainly clear skies, clouds will form at the coastline. tomorrow, we start the day again with sunny skies. that is good news. but as we look further ahead, you will see a strong develop ment -- strong development. lows mainly in the low 40's around the bay shoreline and on the coast. highs tomorrow, 66 in half moon bay, low to mid 60's around the bay shoreline, 61 oakland and san mateo, 65 san jose, mid 60's for the inland east bay. up in the north bay as well. here's a longer term forecast animation st

napa airport 52 to 54 there were about vallejo was 50 san carlos hayward san jose all around 46 47 48ack unless you've been gone for a long time is absolutely above the roof. it's too much weight on its southern series 260% of normal central to 23 the statewide average to 12. the liquid equivalents, no water. how much water is up there? 54 inches. that's a lot of water that's come down the mountain. and that's why they're releasing for some. they have to. they see the same things we all do. it was cold this morning. woodside napa, windsor, lafayette panel. san anselmo, danville and sunny ville all between 37 39 degrees . rainfall ending as a 5 30 pm yesterday. kent field, sandra fell santa rosa all over an inch, almost to richmond. good rain. san francisco 89 100 conquered oakland 87 sfo. had three quarters. three quarters. what'd you do today? oh, i had augusta 74. mph and i had three quarters of an instrument. san francisco. the 30 year average is 22.89 last year we had 18 74 . the running total is now 29 05 . this puts us as the 27th wettest season so far, we need to get to 35. oh,

year-old karina castro and september of last year, right in front of castro's home on laurel street in san carlos, she was killed. the san mateo county sheriff's office says that and then a castle were arguing about the custody of their one year-old child when she was attacked with a samurai sword. and police say that neighbors who saw would describe happened described it as just a plain be heading. dana has been held in the county jail without bail. we will take a break here. >> 5.11 still ahead on the kron. 4 morning news. a bus filled with supplies for cancer patients is stolen from a nonprofit. >> tell you how they say the thief was able to get it. take it away. plus, the supreme court will continue hearing arguments about president joe biden's plan to forgive student loans. why one justice suggested the president's administration exceeded its authority. and after the break, the chp warning people not to travel if 2 or around the sierra right now. it's just too dangerous. and you can see why snow absolutely covering the highways up there, john. yet another car, the road up there this morning

san carlos, san jose and hayward all 46 47 48 sierra has a lot of snow and i do mean that you know, almost sarcastically almost too much here. southern sierra 260% of normal central includes tahu 223, the statewide average to 17 the key those of snow water equivalent now over 54 inches of liquid with more on the way that some cold temps this morning, we clear out all that cloud government sometimes dropped into the thirties. although the thirties now don't feel as bad as, say, december and january, but still woodside to sunnyvale, 39 with napa windsor lafayette panel sending someone down danville all in their rainfall. canfield ending at 5 30 yesterday almost to san rafael, santa rosa. over an inch richmond close, san francisco conquered oakland, 87 89 100 s fo 71 100, including 74 mile per hour gusts, not a bad day as well. rainfall for san francisco is now 29 05 27th weather so far going back to 18 49. the record is 49.27 and 18 61 62. to get into the top 10. they'd have to get the 35 05. i think that is doable. i really do. our system yesterday is now in arizona, southern california, gi

happened in september of last year in front of castro's home on laurel street in san carlos, san mateo sheriff's office says on day that castro, we're arguing about the custody of their one year-old when he attacked her with a samurai sword. that has been held in the county jail since without bail. to the east bay where family and friends are mourning the loss of a popular restaurant owner. the victim shot and killed sunday night in oakland's chinatown. it's among the 5 people killed in the city since friday night as kron four's terisa stasio reports the victim was out with friends when he was blindsided. >> and all around fun guy whose motive in life was just enjoying life. that is how family and friends are remembering. 44 year-old phil nor long his family gave us this picture. that's phil in the short sleeve shirt, the owner of a restaurant in montclair was out with 2 friends sunday night at 7th and webster for a late night dinner when shots rang out. one of the bullets hit and killed. phil. >> a stay left the restaurant. another man, cain. for. or the over something. and of course,

. >>> a man accused of beheading a young mother with a sword in the middle of a san carlos street is competent to stand trial according to san mateo prosecutors. he is set to be arraigned march 23. proceedings were put on hold pending an exam. he is charged with murdering the estranged 27-year-old mother of his child with a sword outside of an apartment complex last month. >>> lawmakers say they are concerned china is using tiktok to collect personal data from americans. but tiktok and chinese government deny using the apor espionage. the bill heads to the house of representatives and senate. >>> 3, 2, 1, engines full power, lift off. >> there it goes, elon musk spacex launched four astronauts today. that includes first person from united arab emirates going up for extended months' long stay. it was supposed to happen monday but it was called off last minute because of a clogged filter in the engine system. >> you would think they would have had it unclogged. >> it's the smallest things that make such a difference. >> now they're up there. >> always exciting to see that. what does it

the mid 50's towards the afternoon downtown san francisco up to 55 months pacific at 52 temperatures on the bayshore. also mostly in the mid 50's saying carlosan jose at 54 degrees inland east bay kind of chilly livermore only getting up to 50 degrees while oakland up to 56. also in the mid 50's for sonoma, the layover to pittsburgh and on up to santa rosa at 55 getting your lookahead temperatures tomorrow and friday right around the same as today's are about to be then the weekend cools back down with skies clouding back up, showers return over the weekend and stay with us through next week. >> great. all right, john, thank you for that. were already always pretty busy in the 8 9 o'clock hour about 66 minutes traveling along 1, 0, 1, 85 up towards apart. if you're going to hop on that currently about 24 minutes, just to make it into the city maze to that fremont street exit. well, your san mateo bridge, 25 minute. ride a 80 to 101. how about some of our other highways? like 5, 18, 80 crockett down towards the maze. 34 minute to make that drive highway for antioch into congress can take about 23 minutes there. well, if you're taking 8.80, si

that's nice to report for sfo, san carlos and san jose. as you have been hearing there is another system we're tracking. seems like they're always is another system and we'll have more on that coming up in just a little bit. okay thank you so much mark. well as we mentioned five people died in the storm killed from toppled trees to in san francisco and across the bay. a man here in oakland was crushed near lake merritt. he had taken cover in a tent. portola valley at 29 year old man died when a tree came crashing down right on his work van along alpine road near to 80. another death to tell you about a walnut creek. you're the ross more events center on stanley dollar drive, contra costa county fire officials say that huge tree fell on a car and killed the passenger. the victim has been identified as 79 year old walnut creek resident thomas huster. the driver suffered only minor injuries and those deadly accidents are putting the focus on the risk posed by falling trees during that kind of severe weather for more on ways to prevent those d

san carlos redwood city heading toward woodside. it is really coming down. it is treacherous driving conditions. visibility is not great. dean tells me it is windy. you cannot quite tell that from the live picture but he says it is quite gusty. he is just now passing edgewood road. thanks to dean smith for the live picture. we knew the storm was coming to our weather team told us that and people had a chance to repair. it's go live to ryan curry in lafayette to see helmut -- help people manage to get ready in the east bay. >> a lot of people were able to enjoy the light rain that first came with the storm but as the day has gone on this rain has only intensified to what it is now which is a lot of rain coming down. this brings the threats in this neighborhood, the lumbering the neighborhood, of flooding as well as the possibility of mudslides. a quiet day at the lafayette reservoir as people tried getting in some quick exercise before the heavier rain arrives. >> i invited a couple people. there were like no. no rain. it is the most of a place to be. >> debo

are fighting to block the transfer of oak flat, an ancient site in eastern arizona sacred to the san carlos apache nation. they want to turn it into a massive coppermine. it is a joint venture of multinational mining corporations bhp and rio tinto. leaders said the construction would violate their religious freedoms and other rights. this is sn carlos apache elder. >> if i want to go there and pray, i should have that right and i don't want no florida company to come and a time may know, you can't do that. we have the freedom of speech. we have the freedom of choice to write about whatever we want to write about. we have the freedom of religion and this is our religion. this is who we are. amy: in brazil, almost all illegal gold mining operations have been banned from yanomami indigenous territory as more miners are expected to be evicted from the amazon region. the government of luiz inacio lula da silva launched a massive operation earlier this year as a response to the humanitarian catastrophe faced by the communities largely due to the disastrous effects of illegal gold mining, which ha