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it's starting to build out of san pablo. should be a clear through the merge toward the bay bridge where the disabled big rig on the shoulder but out of lanes at the toll plaza. metering lights on there, a standard build for the rest of the day. on thursday a lighter flow through the tri-valley, across san mateo, dumbarton bridges. there may be a new crash 101 around oakland road. i'm going to check the latest from chp coming up. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> all new this morning, new comments from dwayne "the rock" johnson making headlines this morning. the reason the bay area native said he turned down the chance to host the oscars this year. >> there's a darn good reason half of electric cars are sold in california, because elsewhere it's too cold to hold that charge. we'll take a look coming up. >>> a good lesson of why you never leave a baby alone. what happened on this train coming up at 6:25. you're watching "today in the bay." heck ( >>> the time is 6:13. it's time to check out tahoe report for squaw valley and a

second time we've had to recommend san pablo avenue.t's a bit troublesome on the east shore freeway. just a heads up. the stalled vehicle near treasure island has been cleared off the roadway. overall, traffic is pretty light in the city. metering lights are off and no delays at the polls. and most of the bay area bridges are pretty quiet. an easy ride across the golden gate bridge. and 14 to 15 minutes between 880 and 101. we have a crash reported, a hit and run accident, southbound 280 around the 380 connector. no major snags. and all the way to the south bay where traffic is holiday light. 280 is looking good. and patchy fog in the tri- valley area. starting off the day in the tri- valley. and dealing with thick fog in spots. clear skies and check out that fog out there on the dublin cam. be prepared about that this morning for the tri-valley. here's a live look with the salesforce tower camera. close to full moon this morning. it's a cold start to the day. livermore at 29 degrees. sub freezing, down to freezing in santa rosa. and 33

the traffic is backed up to san pablo dam road and you san pablo avenue for the alternate. you will see extra conditions of the bay bridge with 52 minutes from highway 4 to the maccarthur maze. all approaches have delays with metering lights on at the bay bridge toll plaza so it is slow- and-go from this area into san francisco. the san mateo bridge looks a little bit better out of the >> into the peninsula and one- on-one, only a few minutes from hayward into foster city. >>> it was chilly this morning and i felt that. >> i think a lot of people dead. you step outside you will feel that cold blast of air. it is chilly across the bay area, 32, freezing at livermore and santa rosa. 35 in concord, oakland at 40, 44 in san francisco and 37 at san jose. it is subfreezing in fairfield, 33 and napa, 40 in san rafael and 34 in redwood city, 38 in mountain view. put on your big coat as you step outside. mostly to partly sunny and a cool afternoon with below average daytime highs. the rain returns tomorrow. on the satellite and radar you can see the jet stream dipping that is standi

judith court in san pablo is tucked below a hill...o, when rain falls, the water tends to build up on this street. wednesday was no different. by the late morning -- car tires were submerged in about a foot of water.nats- the contra county county public works department responded quickly. crews used a truck that vacuums and flushes catch basins and culverts to clear the drains and allow the water to go down. joe pandoc has lived in the neighborhood for some 20 years... and, says it's a reoccuring issue he and other homeowners have to deal with. joe pandoc/neighbor- "they have no choice. i guess they have no other choice." in el sobrante... some cars parked overnight along san pablo dam road... swallowed up by mud.nats- in walnut creek... a large oak tree on homestead avenue slipping down the hillside... blocking the roadway. part of the tree falling onto a neighbor's yard. an initial inspection of the tree, leads public works to believe that it fell down as a result of oversaturation... and, not necessaril

use san pablo avenue. if you're headed on highway 4. you'll see delays on 80. but highway 4 is looking pretty good with no reports of a delay. drive times on 80 from highway 4 to the maze. 20 minutes. about an extra 5 to 10 minutes as you head through. no delays on 580. and the drive on 101 is off to a great start as well. there are ongoing closures. >> reporter: i'm at the breaking news desk with breaking news out of napa county. officers shot and killed a man and they are still on scene on henry road just northwest of the intersection of 12 and 29. and we don't know what led up to this shooting. just that sheriff's deputies made contact with this man on henry road late last night. and after some sort of fight, some sort of altercation, the deputy opened fire and killed that man. they did find a gun in his possession. we're trying to find out more details. back to you. >>> a bay area city will declare a local emergency after a mudslide sent a home tumbling county a hill while a woman still inside. emily turner is in sausalito. >> reporter: 15 people are displa

in san pablo, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> i want one in my car. >> so you can keep track of where you are? >> watching my boyfriend. >>> there is a compromised bill that will keep the government open. >> that's right, but will the president sign it, marcus? president trump said the reason he hasn't said yes or no so far is because he hasn't seen the bill yet. >> well, we haven't gotten it yet. we'll be getting it. we'll be looking for land mines. you could have that. it's been known to happen before to people. but we have not gotten it yet. it will be sent to us at some point and we'll take a very serious look at it. >> a bipartisan congressional committee came up with a solution to the fight over the wall. about $1.3 for 55 miles of fencing. mr. trump, of course, wanted $5 billion plus for thousands miles of wall. he has three options, the deal, don't sign it, or this third option, which we think is what he will do. accept the bill, declare an emergency anyway and get the whity house waiting for that final copy before making one of these three decisions. >> certainly watchi

san pablo stretching to i 80 between vallejo and fairfield and east bayshore. some there. bay bridge looks like it's getting hit pretty good right now. along the peninsula through south san francisco and san mateo area. you have light rain. this is the east bay. the east bayshore covered about two union city toward 680, we have some from san ramon to concord and over a long antioch area. here's the future cast when it comes to the next 24 hours, north they could see another 3 to 6 inches of rainfall, central bay 2 to 3 and south a 1 to 2 , 3 to 6 in the hills as well. a lot of rain still to come as we get through the next 12 hours or so. 12 to 24 - - about 12 to 24. future cast model, five to 6:00 hour, 11:00 still coming down, tomorrow morning finally break away to scattered showers and scattered showers remaining in the forecast for bay area wednesday. temperatures under mostly cloudy skies breezy conditions in the 50s. we will not see much change in the second part of the afternoon. extended forecast, showers tomorrow, we finally get a break dry, thursday and friday, we

the floodwater needs to resed to san pablo bay before any potential fix can be determined. >>> walmart shoppers hoping to get groceries in the north bay will have to find another store. video shows several empty shelves inside the walmart on lincoln avenue in napa. signs posted in the store say their delivery trucks have been delayed due to bad weather. >> that's very unusual. it's 4:31. time to check in with mike nicco again. >> let's take a look at what it feels like outside. this is how you -- what you should dress for. 30 in livermore. 27 at danville. feels like 30 in santa rosa and ukiah. a little mieder in san francisco. feels like 42 degrees right now. here's a look at the stars and the sky from the exploratorium at pier 15. it's a cold one this morning. temperatures in the low to mid-30s at 7:00 for our inland and bay neighborhoods. a little milder at the coast. 40. everybody around 50 to 52 with sunshine at noon. it will be mostly sunny this afternoon. grab the sunglasses, you'll need them. if you're headed out this evening, temperatures drop into the mid to upper 40s already

through sears point, reclamation road, skaggs, moderate ponding on the roadways, 37, richmond, san pablo, east richmond, rig ato boulevard, all with standing water. this is heading to the east and be in orinda. walnut creek by 4:20, concord 4:25, bay point 4:44, antioch 4:47. when it comes in, heavy rain, standing water you're going to be driving through with the windshield wipers turning as fast as you can. flood watch until 4:00 a.m. thursday. i'll have specific river flooding forecast coming up. just know that overall you're under that. we still have the flash flood watch until 4:00 tomorrow. this is for small streams and creeks. so far no flooding being reported in this area, which is the rest of the bay outside the north bay. the wind advisory, there you go, it's been extended until 3:00 tomorrow morning for areas above 1,000 feet, gusts at 50 miles per hour. in fact, they will ramp up this afternoon and evening. that's the best time to have trees come down and power outages this afternoon and evening. a look at sutro tower bouncing around with wind. look at rain coming downside way

check out the 20s in danville and livermore. 42 in san pablo. san francisco 44. about 35 around, say, novato. here's a look outside. you can see all the sunshine. it's going to be with us no matter what you're doing on this holiday. san francisco, in the 40s until 10:00. 51 at noon. 55 in the afternoon. down to 49 at 8:00. a lot of sunshine today. the north bay starting off at 35 at 8:00. still in the 40s at 8:00. mid-50stvier coat this evenow t started off at 39 at 8:00. still in the 40s at 10:00. temperatures in the mid-50s during the afternoon hours. also dropping into the 40s by 8:00. several frosty nights ahead of us. one chance of rain in the accuweather seven-day forecast. i'll see you in a few minutes with that. here's alexis. >>> sky 7 crew on the way to check out a sig alert. kind of a cool shot. it looks like we have a full moon or close to a full moon. overall, we've had light traffic. we've had one exception. this is the second sig alert of the morning really in the same location westbound 80 near pinole valley road. booef g we've got a three-car col

san pablo police are outfitted with a high-tech tool designed to avoid high-speed chases.t is called the star chase system. here is how it works. you saw it there. officers tag a suspect's car with a gps device. the gun shoots that tracking device which then sticks on to the car. at that point dispatchers track the car. san pablo police have deployed the device 40 times since they started using it a year ago. they say the number of high-speed chases are down by 50%. >>> governor newsome making headlines in his first state of the state address today. he stunned lawmakers saying he is putting the brakes on most of the controversial high-speed rail project. originally it was proposed to go from san francisco all the way down to los angeles. well, the governor maintains that much of the multi-billion dollar project will eventually get finished, he says it is years behind schedule and way over budget. >> right now there's simply not a path to get from sacramento to san diego let alone from san francisco to l.a. >> governor newsom says the focus will be on completing the line th

san pablo, arlington boulevard. that's where we're going to have more flooding. re is what's offshore. it's going to hit sausalito by 6:01, san francisco 20 minutes, point richmond 30 minutes. another downpour of heavy rain. that will cross golden gate bridge. you can see the shift of the atmospheric river has moved right over to the heart of the bay. as we head over to the next couple of hours, brighter, wider area will push it back north. from 7:00 to 9:00 you can see up in the north bay. then from 9:00 to noon, it's just a huge wall of water, even some red starting to show up at noon in the north bay. south bay, there you go. starting around 4:00, 5:00. you're going to get some wet weather. look at this, red showing up in the north bay again. look at all that yellow and orange. it just doesn't stop until we get to midnight and then it finally in the north bay starts switching to showers. south bay you're in the heart of the storm for yourself. by tomorrow morning it switches over to showers. those will continue all day on and off. that's why tomorrow is a 2. a

and eventually flooding in san pablo. pandoc/neighbor- "most of the time, when it's a big rain, uh, the rain accumulates in this culdisac.">( robin ) county public works crews also used a specialized truck which vacuums catch basins and culverts to clear the drains. there was no reported damage. in walnut creek... there were also reports of downed trees in the area... forcing road closures... but no injuries or serious damage were reported. ( robin ) in the peninsula... crews continue to fix a mudslide in san francisco's bernal heights that caused part of a road to be closed. the city had to bring a bulldozer to scoop up the mud that fell into the street. in the mission district... a 50- foot tree also came crashing down onto the northbound lanes of dolores street... and on top of a car parked. a second car was also damaged. here is what the owner of the crushed car had to say about the incident.

before a serious mudlside leads to a closure.nats pump> in san pablo... county public works judith court.... where the overnight rains led to clogged drains... and, eventually flooding.joe pandoc/neighbor- "most of the time, when it's a big rain, uh, the rain accumulates in this culdisac." public works used a specialized truck that vacuums catch basins and culverts to clear the drains. there was no reported damage.nats- and, in walnut creek... a large oak tree slipped down a hill early in the morning... falling on homestead avenue. the road remained closed for several hours, after the city's public works department called in a subcontractor to remove the tree. it partially fell onto another neighbors yard... but no injuries or serious damage reported here either. in contra costa county, philippe djegal, kron four news. drivers really couldn't catch a break as the rain came down throughout the day. there were hazards on many bay area roadways. kron4's haaziq madyun was out on the roads today. he shows us a couple of trouble spots., the atmo

after the hot air balloon came down near skaggs island, just north of the san pablo bay. kron 4's gayle ong has the details. high winds are to blame,for a hot air balloon to land in an unusual place sunday morning.the balloon came down in the area of skaggs island near vallejo.on board 10 passengers - 1 pilot. the hot air balloon took off from sonoma skypark airport it was supposed to be a tour floating above the vineyards and surrounding hills of sonoma county..but it made a detour.. alberto laroa did not see the balloon but heard all the commotion outside his vallejo home.around 11 am the passengers and pilot were airliftedto the area of jack london drive and candy drive,..with the help of c h p air operations

sweeper> in el sobrante, the contra costa county public works department ran the street sweeper down san pablo dam road. a few trees fell as a result of the wind and rain... leaving debris scattered on the busy road. nats- public works also responding to clogged storm drains at may and bruno roads.steve ziem/neighbor- "these guys do the best they can do. you know, and that's all they can do -- they're busy men." steve ziem (zeem) stayed close by the crews -- who also took a look at the small landlside that partially fell onto his property.steve ziem/neighbor- "the rains, nature, you know. these things happen, man, you know, nobody's fault -- they just happen." in contra costa county, philippe djegal, kron four news. (anchor) taking a live look outside-- san francisco's embarcadero. (anchor) time now (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: rain turned to showers today as the worst of the storm is over. showers continue to show up on doppler radar but will diminish through the night. flooding russian an napa river.

the heavy rain is moving in over san pablo bay and the peninsula as well. oakland has hardly any rain. that is picking up in intensity for the snow as well. we are getting a strong southeast wind that will see the rain drop out and will make it all the way down towards monterey. that system is drawing in moisture to provide an additional lift and eventually make it down to the santa cruz mountains.>> you can start anywhere. the babe bridge, no cars getting through right now. it didn't sound serious but if you look at this, traffic eastbound is not getting through. westbound, you could see cars streaming across. i see one car. now it looks like cars are beginning to get through. for the last 10 minutes or so, we had no cars getting through but it looks like they just let traffic go. this is a look on the bay bridge. traffic is all right. we have an accident accident near cherry creek road. northbound 880, there is a crash there and an accident north 880 on high street.>> president trump is scheduled to arrive in vietnam with his second summit with kim jong-u

oficiales, y la comunidad se por ciento seguros >> esto ha sido puesto a prueba en la policía de san pablobrica los aparatos, durante una junta en el estado de san mateo, los representantes dijeron que estas armas >>> continúa la investigación sobre una balacera donde seis oficiales están involucrados, dicen que el hombre se encontraba con arma de fuego y presuntamente intentó tomar la pistola por lo que los uniformados abrieron fuego y lo hirieron mortalmente, eso estaría relacionado con el secuestro de una menor en abril de dos feliz hecho, oficiales se encuentran en suspensión administrativa el hombre convicto en un caso de secuestro calificado como un engaño podría interrogar a las víctimas, se encuentra a denis de la casa de su novio, cumple una condena de 40 años y se decidirá si hay suficiente evidencia en frente un juicio por cargos estatales >>> se han entro en el mundo de las teiboleras para salir adelante, nos dicen cómo además de bailar en hay actividades ilegales >>> una venezolana de 19 años que vive y trabajó como bailarina, nos cuenta cómo su vida y lo que ha vivido y ha vi

san pablo avenue, definitely the way to go. we've got a 23-minute delay. it's going to cut most of that off of your commute if you take that surface street instead. definitely recommend that. a quick check of drive times. we're holiday light. check this out. westbound 580. tracy to dublin. no one going to work today. 24 minutes. that's great. enjoy that. antioch to concord in the green at 14. san rafael to san francisco, looking kbragreat at 17 minutes >>> colin kaepernick and eric reid reached a financial settlement with the nfl in their collusion case against the league. now kaepernick's attorney is making predictions about which team his client will end up on. the agreement came just days before kaepernick's case was set before an arbitrator. after he began kneeling during the national anthem in 2016. the amount they got from the nfl is confidential. reid is currently under contract with the panthers. kap is still without a team. now that the case is settled, his attorney felt strongly about one team in particular. >> i think you're going to see that so

we are seeing pockets of moderate shoulders, around san pablo dam road and we go to street level radar level here and tracking a mix of rain and snow in the north bay. and south santa rosa, showers, it's turning in to a wintry mix and mount hamilton seeing it all. this was hail in vallejo earlier today and you may see more of this as we head in to tomorrow, i do want to show you a beautiful time lapse. this was early this afternoon. watch there as the rainbow starts to show up. it was gorgeous. so tomorrow, you will see showers and hail, we will be seeing more rainbows like this much. so, get ready for that. sierra is seeing snow and the snow has led to some closhs and some chain controls. soar, hold off on travel. i want to show you thousand snow pack is doing. 2-3 feet of snow is falling across the resorts and the sierra snow pack has gotten a big boost in recent months. snowpack is 141% of average. last year at this time, only 21% of where you should be. so, really making progress in that department. winter storm warning until 4:00 a.m., and 2-5 inches of additional snow expected. a

nats- a street sweeper was also used on san pablo dam road... after a few trees fell onto the street, leaving limbs and branches behind.beth hunter/eighbor- "i'm not surprised. i'm not surprised." beth hunter reacting to a tree falling near her house in walnut creek overnight. it landed on power lines that fell on both sides of ygnacio valley road near civic drive.beth hunter/neighbor- "we noticed the power went out somewhere between one and two in the morning, and uh, had no idea what it was cause i didn't think it was that windy." the tree was chopped down and removed from the street quickly. but p-g-and-e crews stayed in the area through the day, working to restore power.beth hunter/neighbor- "it was an enormous traffic jam -- just inch, inch, inch." no one was injured and no passing cars were hit by the tree. in contra costa county, philippe djegal, kron four news. (pam) don't forget you can stay connected to the weather in your neighborhood with the kron-4 mobile app. you'll find full forecasts... and interactive radar. you can also get pus

folks out of san pablo maybe head south record the richmond to san rafael bridge. 37 will remain closed all day in the westbound direction at atherton avenue, where folks can cut over to 101, novato levee broke, and we're looking at the rest of the bay, a smooth flow. couple incidents cleared to the shoulder near dumbarton bridge and davis in san leandro. over here, snow and ice at the mountain peaks. don't go there, folks, stay on your commute and you're doing fine into the south bay. and even though b doesn't t5:00, we already have two of four trains getting onto the lines and no delays reported. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> it is 4:51. >>> new this moin illegal how insiders are describing efforts to clean up city streets. bigad shaban. >> reporter: good morning. you know, we first started looking into potential safety violations late last year and we learned the state has launched its own investigation. san francisco's public works department is being acued of dangerousry overloading its garbage collecting pickup trucks so nothing is stopping the piles of t

as we look at the east bay, san pablo road, it is coming down hard across 680, walnut creek, danville boulevard, concord. in the south bay, spottier showers, but steady from san jose to coyote, heading into the santa cruz mountains. this is just the beginning of what's to come. this storm is a vigorous storm. it's going pick up more moisture off the coastline here and impact the entire state. look at this moisture train. atmospheric river is what it's tapping into. it's a strong level three on our exclusive abc 7 storm impact scale. tonight, tomorrow, heavy rain, urban flooding, one to two inches in the valleys, three to four in the hills. winds are gusting about 33 miles an hour in fairfield. we've seen 50-mile-an-hour wind gusts in the hills. a high wind warning until 10:00 a.m. could take down more trees and powerlines. rapid rises are expected on streams and creeks. do not cross flooded roadways. the high tide als will lead to e flooding across the region. i'll be back with a closer look coming up. >> long night. sandhya, thank you very much. >>> we do have live team coverage spre

we've got low to mid-40s in the bay shore, novato, san pablo, half moon bay at 45. the 30s in lafayette, livermore and 34 in danville and napa. a little bit warmer. but it is dry as we look at 101 and 880 in san jose. the commute planner, whether the roads, mass transit or the bay all going good. going to be brisk this afternoon no matter where you are. temperatures are climbing a little over total sunshine. 40s in the east bay. 54. 57 degrees from noon -- into the afternoon hours in the east bay. 50 at 8:00. the north bay, 30s at 8:00. we'll jump into the 50s at noon. hang out there through 4:00. drop back into the 40s. and a little bit of a mr bell curve in san francisco today. 45 this morning to 55 at 2:00 and 4:00. stars down to 50 degrees at 8:00. trending drier. i'll show you that coming up. alexis is going to talk about the morning commute. >> no major problems so far today. i'm looking live at golden gate bridge. we had almost all lanes blocked due to barrier work on the northbound side of the roadway. cal trans crews came through to pick up cones. looks like

if you are forced off at appian way, get over to san pablo avenue and over to an cran way, taking you past the crash, that is the only thing going on right now for the upper east shore. we'll catch you on the rest coming up. back to you been >> thanks, mike. >>> breaking news for you, while you were sleeping, violence in wine country. deputies opened fire in napa, and now one man is dead. this happened at around 11:00 last night on henry road midway between two vineyards, j&d and cios du val carneros. "today in the bay's" pete suratos is live at the scene. what have you been able to learn? >> reporter: good morning to you, marcus. we're here in napa off of henry road, where the officer-involved shooting took place. we're hearing it was an armed suspect shot by a sheriff's deputy. behind me here, not a busy scene but the road is closed as you have got chp holding down this road as that investigation continues. here is information according to the napa county sheriff's office, the shooting took place roughly before 11:00 p.m. on the 1100 block of henry road here in napa. they say the de

son over san pablo bay. we zoom out. a big chunk of the bay area is to receiving the break from the rain. it is not raining from concorde south all the way to san jose. we are looking at rain returning to san mateo county in san francisco. that is the leading edge of this next round of heavy rainfall that will takes it this evening. in the mountains, heavy snow seems like every day. the snow level right now is 8000 feet. the warmest part of the storm, we will drop to 4000 feet by the end of this week. and the higher elevations, additional snow will be measured in feet 3-6 feet of snow. these are not typos. this is snowfall this winter in the sierra. squaw valley, 396 inches. translation, 33 feet. the russian river will likely chris above flood stage from late thursday into friday. there is a lag time after the heaviest rain for larger rivers. please watch out there. the napa river will crest barely over flood stage, but it is flooding. minor flooding is forecast. napa coming up tomorrow. temperatures outside, the mildest

if you are forced off at appian way, get over to san pablo avenue and over to an cran way, taking youat is the only thing going on right now for the upper east shore. we'll catch you on the rest coming up. back to you been >> thanks, mike. >>> breaking news for you, while you were sleeping, violence in wine country. deputies opened fire in napa, and now one man is

san pablo police are now using state-of- the-art gps tracking technology to increase public safety duringow it works. officers launch a tracking device that sticks onto the suspect's vehicle. they can then track the car on a computer ... <( darya ) the technology is provided by technology is provided by technology is provided by the star chase company ( james ) still ahead... more troubles at the d-m-v. now people are having problems with license renewals. ( james ) more drama at the dmv as technology issues cause more headaches for recent customers... this time, customers are not getting their licenses after renewing online. the dmv confirmed that a computer programming error resulted in the failure to send thousands of drivers licenses to customers who renewed

pretty heavy shower on santa rita road and san pablo dam road. watch out for puddles here. >>> thanks, mike. governor gavin newsom set the tone for his administration with his first state of the state address. >> he wasted no time criticizing the white house when talking about what could be improved. >> this border emergency is nothing more than a manufactured crisis and california will not be part of this political >> he promised to create a plan for the pg&e bankruptcy. he touched on homelessness and the lack of affordable housing. while democratic lawmakers were impressed with his speech, some republicans were disappointed by the lack of discussion on fiscal responsibility among other issues. >> you look at the dmv, that's a huge crisis. he didn't address it today. he has called for a strike team. we applaud him on that. >> i think the governor is going to find a willingness to tackle these critical issues. >> perhaps the big ebs surprise from governor newsom, changes to the plan for a high-speed rail that as supposed to go from san francisco

san pablo avenue, grizzly peak boulevard in the east hills, we're seeing light showers right now. it has amounted to over 3.5 inches in santa rosa. over 4 inches in kentfield and ben low man. getting 2 to 2.5 roughly. 1.57 in concord. season to date, 88 to 104% of average. we're heading in the right direction. temperatures, you may have noticed, they've come up today. this is a warm storm. numbers right now mainly in the 50s and 60s. while the winds are problematic still, gusting to 51 on mt. tam right now. 32 la honda. wind gusts in the hills today, 66 to 75 miles an hour. the winds will ratchet up again. it's a strong level 3 storm through tomorrow morning on the storm impact scale. half an inch to 1.5 inches of rain. expect more flooding. the gusty winds 45 to 60 miles an hour could topple more trees and cause power outages. russian river at guerneville expected to be above flood stage tomorrow with moderate flooding. flood stage is 32 feet. expecting navarro river to be above flood stage with moderate flooding there. keep your eye on the rivers. it is raining at lake level and

you're looking at the flooding triggered by today's storm in san pablo's rollingwood neighbor. thousands of gallons of water crept up sidewalks and into front yards on greenwood drive. earlier sky 7 was over las positas golf course. it had to shut down from flooding from cottonwood creek. >>> san francisco's ocean beach where the great highway remains closed but lincoln way are flooded. and san francisco public works said there is no estimated time for the road to reopen. it's expected to stay wet through saturday. >> you're looking at pg&e's real-time electrical outrage map. right now more than 4,000 homes and businesses are without power. tonight's biggest outages are in marin county and the south bay. t storm is delaying thousands of travelers at sfo. you're looking live at the airport tonight. airlines have delayed 488 fights. they've canceled another 185. and you can expect more delays because of the weather tomorrow. you can get the most updated information by contacting your airline. remember, you can track the rain and check the weather conditions where you live with th

san pablo,an ti point richmond, richmond to east richmond, to 580, 80. all wet. here's a look at a very quiet toll plaza. you can see standing water there and a car coming down pretty quickly. hopefully they're driving for the conditions. the roads, you'll be dodging showers and wet spots today. mass transit, dress warmer. it's significantly cooler. up to 15 degrees cooler this morning. in fact, look at this. 9 in half moon bay to up to 15 in concord. we knew when the cold front came through, did you feel the temperatures yesterday afternoon, they were colder than this morning. we'll have temperatures that will rise this afternoon. not much. in the mid to upper 40s in the east bay valleys and pretty much everywhere else. lows dpat owes at 39 degrees. san francisco 49. the chance of rain throughout the day. the temperatures holding around 50 to 51 degrees. north bay, stuck in the 40s all day with a mixture of sun and showers. in the evening hours, showers and stars. the east bay, 50s. we'll have spotty showers after that. this morning, much easier getting to work

and another street closed, this is judith court in san pablo. >> and i jumped the fence to go in the house. >> reporter: flooded with crews working to clear out the water and reopen the street with a little help from public works. and back here at the scene of the sink hole, we are on somerset here, it is still getting filled up, so this is going to take a while, expect this part of the street near santa maria to be shut down for some time. the good news is they have fixed the water main so no more leaking. scott budman, "nbc bay area news." >> thanks, scott. >>> just in to our newsroom, guenreville k through 8 closed tomorrow, february 14th, valentine's day due to extreme weather and flash flood warnings. >>> during most of our storms there are usually problems on highway 17. today no different. you can see here that small mudslide put mud onto the southbound lanes near laurel road in los gatos, happened about 2:00 p.m., southbound 17 was shut down for about two hours. traffic is still a mess. things are running smoothly again after at least two light poles fell on highway 87 in san

let's track this moisture going toward san pablo at 5:14. watch out for those downpours. albany we're seeing moderate pockets of rain. as we look at this wider perspective, that atmospheric river is going south ward. moderate to heavy rain, flooding risk is high. we've already seen that flooding in the north bay and mudslides, wind gusts 55 to 65 miles an hour. big concern, those rivers in the north bay and also flooding on the roadways. with more on that here is meteorologist drew tuma. >> and sandhya, our big concern is the russian river. if you're watching us and you live along the river, you do want to seek higher ground immediately because this river is rapidly rising right now and it will just continue overnight tonight. so, a flood warning is in effect. this has just been updated. we do anticipate this river to crest at about 46.1 feet tomorrow night at about 10:00. that will create major flooding all along the russian river near guerneville. that's not the only river we're watching. we're also watching the napa river. this also has a flood warning, expecting this

san pablo police are now using state-of- the-art gps tracking technology to increase public safetyuringicers launch a tracking device that sticks onto the suspect's vehicle. they can then track the car on a computer ... <( darya ) the technology is provided by the star chase company ( darya ) now to california's affordable housing crisis. more than 60- percent of 18-to-34-year- olds living in the state say they cannot afford it here.( james ) thats according to a poll. governor newsom has budgeted 1- point-7 billion dollars for expanded loans and quicker processing to open up the housing market. but despite the governor's efforts ... some builders say much more needs to be addressed. there are a lot of fees associated with buying a new home. including school fe