the mascot began to taunt the san rafael side and the head coach of the san rafael football team began to aggressively shove and hit the mascot before he was stopped. the cheerleading program sent a statement to abc 7 news regarding the incident and said on behalf of our cheer and coaches we are deeply shocked by this year's game and our program has worked extremely hard to promote great partnership and promoting a safe place for all cheerleaders to thrive and great athletes. we don't condone force from any party for any reason. san rafael high school sent a statement and said the school is aware of this incident and are taking it very seriously. the school said an investigation is ongoing in collaboration with san rafael police. a federal appeals court temporarily blocked the biden administration covid vaccine rule from companies with more than a hundred workers. republican led states and some private businesses are challenging the rule and requires workers to be fully vaccinated by january 4 or provide a negative test at least weekly. a court in louisiana sited, quote, grave statutor

the 50's and 60's will turn into 60's and 70's, so you will feel it. 65 in san francisco. 68 in san rafael. low 60's like fairfield. 69 in livermore and san level 1 system is coming in late thursday into friday. scattered showers. looking at less than a quarter of an inch for most of you and breezy at times. late tlate t slowing down, so it might not be until friday that we start to see the wet weather across the region going into early friday afternoon. make sure you have the umbrellas both days, most likely thursday night into friday. rainfall totals, anywhere from about 0.01 inches to about seven inches in some of the wetter spots. morgan hill, you may not measure at all. morning fog followed by a milder day. close to average wednesday, than a level 1 system for late thursday night into friday. that really is a weak system, just enough to wet the ground, but we will take any rain. over the weekend, we go back to fog, dry conditions. we will see tuesday night into wednesday some gusty offshore winds and again saturday night into sunday. the good news is because of the recent rain, fires

almost an inch and a quarter from san rafael. ancisco, just short of a quarter inch of rainfall. concord, 1/10th of an inch. san jose, less than 1/10th of an inch, measurable. we will take everything we can get at this point in the season and there are more rain chances down the line. we will switch to the radar. the showers lingering, shrinking, that area of green. becoming smaller and smaller. the santa cruz mountains and the east bay hills, at there point, it will diminish now to 1:00 in the morning. the clouds, though, still there. clouds farther up in the atmosphere and ground level in the form of fog to begin the day on tuesday. not a gray day. we will see the sun breaking through. sun coming through, the temperatures warm back up to what is normal for this time of the year. the next rain chance is not that far away from us. we will track that on wednesday. still way off of the coast by wednesday afternoon. getting closer and starting to move into the north bay just after the sun goes down wednesday evening. by this time on

light rain making the roads wet over toward concord and san rafael, and we are seeing the rain continue around san mateo, light showers near palo alto and around milpitas, and may head back to san josÉ within the next few minutes. the heavy rain is now to the south of the bay area, it's snowing in the sierra, and we are going to see the spotty showers throughout the morning, and then tapers off going into the afternoon. we will have wet weather, but it will be a lot lighter than what we saw around midnight last night. >>> mike, it could affect the commute. >> yeah, east shore tapping their bridge for caution. look at contra costa county, and definitely moving across the bridge, the antioch bridge as well. and the area where the rain hit overnight, and that's along the peninsula, light traffic on 101 and 280, and definitely going to get more rain. not a closure but standing water on the roadways, and we'll likely get many more reports of that. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> at least 3,900 customers are without power this morning. look at the pg&e outage map, and the major outages a

santa rosa, san rafael, that rain is making its way in.als were the heaviest rain is concentrated was the north bay. temperatures now in the 40's and 50's. in the sierra snow is mixing with rain. chain controls on 80 and 88. 88. winter advisory until tomorrow, expect up to two feet of snow at 8000 feet. difficult travel tonight. tonight and tomorrow, moderate strength storm, areas of downpours, gusty winds. as we time this out, at 2:00 a.m., moderate pockets to heavy pockets of rain. by 5:00, most of that heaviest stuff has passed. we will have moderate pockets of showers going into 8:00 a.m., scattered showers through noon, isolated for the latter part of the afternoon. rainfall totals, additional rain , up to temperatures will range from the 30's to the 50's. the chilly spots at the northern end of our viewing area. tomorrow, in the 60's with pop-up showers. a level 2 for the morning, 1 for the afternoon, wet and breezy. it dries out midweek. veterans day will be more sunny and mild, and that pattern will hold for the weekend before we c

with relieve in san rafael. >>> live in the newsroom this morning. to vote on a measure that would allow retail stores and commercial districts to hire sheriff deputies as security guards. they would be off duty and paid overtime by the retailers or business districts, not by the city. this comes as people say enough is enough. several bay area district attorneys have promised to work together and prosecuting thieves and now the governor has ordered chp to increase patrols on freeway corridors near major malls as well as make stops at shopping centers. san francisco supervisors are expected to discuss the measure we mentioned in their meeting today at around 2:00 p.m. we will be sure to update you. live in the newsroom. >>> checking in on traffic again for gianna. let's go back to the bay bridge. bumper to bumper traffic. metering lights on and it's foggy. 17 minute drive from the maze into the city. only fog advisory right now for the bridge if you are on i-80 from val johan to the east bay. a 15 minute drive from 880 to 101. you're other main trave

santa rosa, san rafael, that rain is making its way in.heaviest rain is concentrated was the north bay. temperatures now in the 40's and 50's. in the sierra snow is mixing with rain. chain controls on 80 and 88. 88. winter advisory until tomorrow, expect up to two feet of snow at 8000 feet. difficult travel tonight. tonight and tomorrow, moderate strength storm, areas of downpours, gusty winds. as we time this out, at 2:00 a.m., moderate pockets to heavy pockets of rain. by 5:00, most of that heaviest stuff has passed. we will have moderate pockets of showers going into 8:00 a.m., scattered showers through noon, isolated for the latter part of the afternoon. rainfall totals, additional rain , up to temperatures will range from the 30's to the 50's. the chilly spots at the northern end of our viewing area. tomorrow, in the 60's with pop-up showers. a level 2 for the morning, 1 for the afternoon, wet and breezy. it dries out midweek. veterans day will be more sunny and mild, and that pattern will hold for the weekend before we cool off monda

the school says an investigation is ongoing in collaboration with san rafael police.well abc 7 news is committed to building a better bay area and part of that includes tracking the pandemic and your health this weekend thousands of young kids are rolling up their sleeves for a covid. vaccine clinics are being held for children 5 to 11 years old just days after the cdc gave emergency youth authorization to the kids size shot abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard has the story now from the north. bay 9 year old aidan bonfante from larkspur just got his first covid-19 vaccine shot. he says it didn't hurt a bit. it felt a slight poke and it was kind of nice. i guess to know that i'm almost safe from covid dad. terry says the whole family one step closer to being fully vaccinated. it's the big sky of relief. i guess. i mean it's not the end, but at least we're finally feeling of something to fight with organizers say this county run clinic at miller creek middle school in san rafael is giving about a thousand shots to kids ages 5 to 11 this get like sierra guest bar. lines

it's been raining harder in parts of the north bay, and we are seeing showers in santa rosa and san rafael. 101 in marin county will be very wet. we are seeing the rain on and off for san francisco and now picking up more for pacifica, and down to 280. we are seeing some of the heavy, and then light and moderate rain. in the east bay, we are seeing the rain taking a break for the most part. still, we are not done with the storm system. we can still see the moisture that is going to be streaming in off the coast, and bringing us those scattered showers through at least noon. take a look at santa rosa. there will be mostly cloudy skies and temperatures heading up to about 60 degrees, and even at 1:00 there will still be scattered showers moving through, and some of the heavier rain once again for the north bay, for the coast, we may see an additional 0.1 to quarter inch of rain. >>> the bay bridge toll plaza, the crowd is building and you will have to use your brakes for the crowd. not a lot of spinouts reported, but be careful. coming out of marin county, you see the cars building, and here

this is in san rafael last night.of rain during that last atmospheric river that we had back in october. this storm was nothing like that. of course, it had people remembering that, wondering if it would be that again. wondering if they would see flooding here and there from the last storm. but this one was not nearly as heavy. just some much-needed rain. this morning, it is on its way out, but we are getting the end of it and we are seeing some drizzle here this morning. just be aware that your commute is going to be a wet one, especially if you are about to head out and give yourself symmetric time. reporting live, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. reggie: keep an eye on the writer -- the weather on the abc7 bay area at available on android tv and apple tv. kumasi: now to the investigation into the tragedy in houston. we are learning about security concerns before the concert as more witnesses are coming forward. jobina has the details on the operations plan for the festival. jobina: abc news ha abc n detailed plan for th

we did get some rain earlier from her san rafael camera, we had the wet roadways for the evening commute. it was a welcome rainfall. how much rain do we get in november? take a look at some the averages, 2.5 inches in san francisco. 3.5 inches santa rosa, 2.44 in oakland. let's hope we pick that up. we are concerned about visibility, just over to 1.5 miles in the bay. haywood reporting for mild visibility. though visibility, some pockets near zero as we headed to the wee hours of the morning. 5:00 commute, visibility will be between one and four miles in the worst spots. that continues to 8:00 before you start to notice things improve. most of you, 12 miles, seven miles by noontime. here's a view of that fog, areas of dense fog and plot -- patchy drizzle in the morning. partly cloudy and mild are the afternoon. next round of rain wednesday night into thursday. we have this moist flow, as you check out this temperatures in the morning, not very cold, 40's and 50's out the door. fog and drizzle are two things to watch out for. tomorrow afternoon, milder day, low 60's to low 70's, partly cl

s across parts of the san rafael richmond bridge. eo getting light rain but no rain in palo alto. you see the gilroy. the overall picture shows the heaviest rain to the south of us, and that's where we had the leading edge of the gusty winds. now you will see on and off light rain for the next few hours. we are looking at 9:00 and 10:00, still scattered showers passing by. around noon, still a chance of rain but not all of us will see that. by 3:00 we're starting to see it ending for much of the bay area. for tonight we are heading back to some drier conditions. we will be watching that and talk about how much rain we have measured and how this compares with the overall drought picture. >>> mike, you are looking at driving conditions near the bay. >> yeah, as we head toward the berkeley curb, a slick roadway. you can see the sheen from the wet conditions, and ponding reported earlier in the east bay. this is what kari was showing, and there's activity, a crash westbound 580 around san quinton. as more folks are starting to hit the roa

how he ended up wandering the streets of san rafael is a mystery.nd the marine mammal got the call saturday afternoon and in no time corralled him into a crate. they found minimum in a big patch of ivy, so that's what they named him, ivy. >> she he isation bit thin and under wait. he's there intensive day. >> reporter: he is getting fish smoothies three times a day. did you say fish smoothie? >> we put our herring in a blend it with salmon oil and it makes it a little more digestible. . >> reporter: normally these seals live hundreds of miles offshore in the open ocean, but are also great at climbing rocks and walking on land. i've way was found about 700 feet from the bay water, here. he likely child up this rocks, crossedty street and motionies on down the sidewalk. >> they have the ability to rotate their backflippers underneath are in pelvis and body, and can move very quickly. . >> reporter: it's unusual to see them this far inland, but it does happen thirty to 40 northern fur seals are rescued every year, mostly near the shore. they will nurse

we have a fog advisory in effect for the richmond, san rafael bridge. looks like traffic still about seven minute from the east bay to the marin side. a little foggy and quiet on the golden gate. >>> the live news desk. we are continuing to follow the investigation into this car crash. a woman crashing her car right into a taco bell restaurant in the east bay with a child inside. she ran head first into the restaurant. it was a 30-year-old woman behind the wheel according to firefighters with a 3-year-old in the car with her. both the child and the driver were taken to the hospital by helicopter. we are still waiting for word on their condition this morning. again some sort of explanation as to why this happened. back to you. >>> happening today thousands of classrooms could be empty today across the uc system. >> that is because more than 6,000 system wide plto wal off the job this morning. justin andrews is liva the uc berkeley campus. this is expected to be a two day strike. >> absolutely. for the first time in 20 years lecturers plan to strike. they

we did get some rain earlier from her san rafael camera, we had the wet roadways for the evening commuteainfall. how much rain do we get in november? take a look at some the averages, 2.5 inches in san francisco. 3.5 inches santa rosa, 2.44 in oakland. let's hope we pick that up. we are concerned about visibility, just over to 1.5 miles in the bay. haywood reporting for mild visibility. though visibility, some pockets near zero as we headed to the wee hours of the morning. 5:00 commute, visibility will be between one and four miles in the worst spots. that continues to 8:00 before you start to notice things improve. most of you, 12 miles, seven miles by noontime. here's a view of that fog, areas of dense fog and plot -- patchy drizzle in the morning. partly cloudy and mild are the afternoon. next round of rain wednesday night into thursday. we have this moist flow, as you check out this temperatures in the morning, not very cold, 40's and 50's out the door. fog and drizzle are two things to watch out for. tomorrow afternoon, milder day, low 60's to low 70's, partly cloudy skies. you will

richmond, san rafael 15 minutes castro street to 101.t that's about a 30 minute travel time. you may be better off going through the brake lights. meet earring lights on. i'm getting first reports of a crash. not a lot of details yet just reported by chp. may cause extra busy conditions as you head in to the city. san mateo bridge looks good. not a bad ride over to 101. only 13 minutes between heyward and 101. things pretty quiet in san francisco. at least from the bold especially gate. westbound 80. there are some mass transit delays on capitol corridor, 520 so plan for that. ba to you. ok at your g >>> black friday shopping just three day away but with a spike in retail crime would you still go? we are live. >>> a major announcement from the president is expected today and it could bring relief to drivers at the gas pump. we mr. have the details coming up. >>> streaming today on cbsn bay area a hidden forest crisis. we go into greater detail about the disappearing kelp trees along the coast. that's at 7:25 and at 7:45 we talk to actor

about an 11 minute drive between richmond over to san rafael. bay bridge stacked up. ng lights on. we had a broken down vehicle. busy into san francisco. of curious we are getting ready for the holiday travel season. what to expect and is it safe? kpix5 joins us now live from sfo. good morning. >> yeah. good morning. well as far as lines, we will tell you on how to prepare for that. you should consider thinking isn't the vaccination status of attendees, the medical rick of the households and of course the setting of a battering. as far as preparing for travel lines expected to belonger. travel experts say consider getting tsa precheck. tsa minirator was on cb to say about wait times. take a listen. if there are standard lane passenger it'll take about 30 minutes. if they are a precheck passenger ten minutes or less. i don't think they should expect chaos. we work closely with the airlines. >> you can hear more of his interview coming up at 7:00 a.m. on cbs morning. >>> a strike by lecturers has been called off. this after a possible deal is on the table. >> according t

here is a look at 400 in san rafael.dor where we start to see the steady rain take hold and it will not let go for several hours. get ready as we look at our day planner. even some yellow at times. 57 to about everywhere by 4 p.m. and those will continue to staff reggie: marin county becomes the first bay area county to lift the current mask mandate. if you are fully vaccinated, you will no longer need to wear one indoors. >> good can come down today as masks can come off and been a while. the mandate has been in place since august 2. starting today, you don't have to wear a mask indoor in marin county and many public places if you are fully vaccinated. you can shop at the store or go to a restaurant if you fully vaccinated. many business owners are happy but there are still some who aren't sure yet about taking off the mask. >> i'm excited about it ending but apprehensive for the customers. some don't want to sit inside s. >> are you going to take off your mask inside? >> i don't think so, i won't do it for a while. >>

he owns this restaurant in downtown san rafael. starting monday, vaccinated customers and staff know longer need to mask up. >> i am excited about it ending. some still want to sit outside. >> marin county is the first of the bay area to lift its mask mandate. >> we are looking forward to it. >> we will watch it real close. if they ask us to start wear a mask in, we will do that. >> they hope things do not go backwards. numbers have now been achieved for advancing into the moderate category. >> vaccination rates are above 80% for all residents. hospitalizations have reclined. there are only two people with covid in marin county hospitals. none in the icu. >> he is still uncomfortable about ditching his match. -- mask. >> regardless of what happens, i will still wear a mask. i feel comfortable doing it. i will not do it for a while. >> contra costa and alameda counties will ease requirements on monday. for some indoor settings like gems as long as they >> i would are vaccinated. >> i would rather not wear a mask. i actually just got

covid tests are sold out like the store in san rafael. the tests are a hot commodity they could be the answer to safer holiday gatherings according to doctors. we spoke with abc 7 news reporter dustin dorsey explains how antigen tests can protect your most vulnerable family members. in one week imagine this families back together again enjoying a thanksgiving meal. you'll ask uncle mark to pass the turkey and then you'll ask aunt julie to pass the covid test when we go into the holidays gathering together. it'd be great to be able to ensure that we do negative testing before we're around vulnerable people doctors say the unvaccinated immunocompromise in the elderly are the most vulnerable this holiday season, but at home antigen testing can provide fast and efficient way to protect these guests. these tests are basically looking to see if you have some presence of the virus in your nose and that isn't necessarily going to say that hey you're gonna develop symptomatic covid-19. you're gonna become seriously ill or you're gonna infect every

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san rafael, 70. and it's been a little warmer than normal due to all of the dry weather we've had recently. and it looks like that continues for a while longer. we'll see if there's any rain down the line but, mike, the freeway in fremont is now clear? >> that's right. the crash cleared. one lane that was blocked we looked near warren just south of tesla, no problems. it's not clear where you said up in santa rosa where the airport reading is a quarter mile visibility. that's a tough drive through 101 but creeping in toward novato. not as many stations reporting that dense fog. in past weeks. we'll track that, of course. the one remaining crash on the chp incident report. southbound 280 at 380. we saw that slowing there. >>> coming up on "today in the bay, if to-go orders are your go to, the reason your favorite restaurant may be ready to take delivery off the menu. >>> plus, high demand crashes movie ticket theater sites everywhere and there's a new superhero. the caper of positive signs for the fil

. >> justin andrews is live in san rafael where the mask mandate eased minutes ago. how are people and businesses reacting to the loosened mandate? >> reporter: we're getting mixed reactions from people at the aroma cafe in san they are here enjoying lunch, maybe having coffee and eating a little bit. the owner says he is hoping this will boost bottom lines and hopefully tiptoe back to the sense of normalcy. at aroma cafe in san rafael you will find roy smith with his coffee and "new york times." >> this is my favorite thing to do in the morning. >> reporter: he will keep his mask onto protect him, his partner, and others. >> my partner is not vaccinated. i can still be a carrier and be asymptomatic and spread to her. >> reporter: he can smell the coffee brewing outside but there is another aroma inside. >> it definitely will help because previously a while ago they did lift mask in marin and business picked up. >> reporter: he smells business booming soon with the mask mandate being lifted. at noon health officials lifted mask order in indoor places like restaurants,

we are starting with a live look at the richmond san rafael bridge.ngular, but it is not as scary as it seems. with the chp is telling us is that a truck dropped off some dirt and rocks, it is in the roadway, going to be on westbound 580 between richmond parkway all across the san rafael bridge. this street sweepers are on the way. moving down to san jose, a crash we are looking at. this is a solo car spin out were injuries are involved just before 280. at least one lane is blocked, speeds are down to write eight miles per hour. heads up if you are coming out of the south bay. wrapping up with a live look and walnut there's never been a better time to switch to xfinity. get the fast and reliable internet you deserve for only $19.99 a month for 12 months for an epic deal this holiday season. and score 12 times the speed for the same price when you add xfinity mobile. you'll save hundreds over at&t. switch now to xfinity internet to power all your devices and get started for just $19.99 a month. plus, see how you can get $200 back during our black frida

san rafael also had high rainfall totals. and for the rest of the bay area, it was much less. of us will see some sunny skies for much of the day. before we week up on thursday morning, that rain is clearing. not before leaving most of us with about 0.1 of an inch of rain. it will be higher for the north bay with santa rosa getting another quarter inch of rain. looks good there, but just not really heavy. we do dry out for the weekend. we are looking at more clouds on saturday. sunday we set our clocks back one hour, and then on monday we do have more rain headed our way. >>> mike, you have been watching the roads. what is going on now? >> i am just thinking about that hour we will get back on sunday, but you might spend some of the time over here today on the bay bridge. a little wind advisory overnight but nothing major. a little moisture on the lens but nothing major. we have a big backup forming on the richmond bridge. highway 37, looks like everything is off to the shoulder. maybe the motorcycle is gone. no injuries reported at all, and there's a crash heading down toward

san rafael doesn't want to repeat of this the sudden storm surge from last month's atmospheric river that came directly at her business and throughout the afternoon. it just started building up going inside of the restaurant there. so, you know, we took as many towels and he you know all the material that we had to kind of block in keep it out on the sidewalk. but unfortunately got it, you know two or three inches inside the restaurant last time san rafael got about 12 inches of water and 24 hours combined with high tide this time the expectations for rain are about a quarter of that or less still the owner of this store where the flooring and thousands of dollars and merchandise were destroyed. last time is hoping for no repeat performance. how was it for you to have your store flooded gladys stressful anxiety, right thinking. a lot of loss to avoid scenes like these san rafael public works crews have spent the last several days cleaning out storm drains and doing other preventative work just in case too much water comes down too fast. it's the kind of work being done all over the b

the 50's and 60's will turn into 60's and 70's, so you will feel it. 65 in san francisco. 68 in san rafaelhan a quarter of an inch for most of you and breezy at times. late thurslate thurs slowing down, so it might not be until friday that we start to see the wet weather across the region going into early friday afternoon. make sure you have the umbrellas both days, most likely thursday night into friday. rainfall totals, anywhere from about 0.01 inches to about seven inches in some of the wetter spots. morgan hill, you may not measure at all. morning fog followed by a milder day. close to average wednesday, than a level 1 system for late thursday night into friday. that really is a weak system, just enough to wet the ground, but we will take any rain. over the weekend, we go back to fog, dry conditions. we will see tuesday night into wednesday some gusty offshore winds and again saturday night into sunday. the good news is because of the recent rain, fires are not a concern right now. dan: that is the best news. nice to see the rain return. ama: jeopardy, we'll fans, you can get your game

. >> looking live at downtown san rafael, tonight marin is the first bay area county with an indoor mask mandate to lift it for just about all settings. that includes restaurants, bars, and retail stores. those businesses can choose to keep their own requirements in place. and now marin is getting ready for new milestone, evacuating as many kids as possible as soon as possible. kenny choi has new information about how that will happen. look for his report tonight at 11:00. >>> meanwhile, in contra costa county, they are no longer required in places like offices, gyms, churches, if everyone inside is vaccinated. but we found out that even after 18-plus months of masking, not everybody is ready to give it up. >> reporter: to some, unmasking in public feels, well -- >> naked. [ laughter ] >> reporter: you don't want to do that? >> no, new, yeah, i feel more comfortable with it on at this point. >> reporter: and for kerry williams and her two sons? >> it has become a security complaint. blanket. >> makes me feel safer at school, because a lot of people are cough at stool sometimes. >> report

afternoon highs a lot like today, 70 in cloverdale, 68 san jose, 68 san rafael, 65 in san francisco, concorde, so nice and mild. and if you like this weather, check out saturday. we're going to be seeing temperatures in the 60's and 70's. as we head into sunday, more of the comfortable, mild weather, well above average. i know we need the rain. all the storm systems and the atmospheric rivers from time to time going into the pacific northwest, so from basically the next seven days, we're just going to see occasional clouds and fluctuations with minor dips in those temperatures. other than that, it is staying dry as we head into a new month. the accuweather 7 day forecast drive for shoppers, warming trend for saturday. and sunday, you're looking at 70's for sunday, low 70's around the bay, inland mid 60's co-side, still above average heading into next week. and then going into december, we'll keep it on the dry side, but hopefully things change in a couple of weeks and we get back into a much-needed wet pattern. dion: keep our fingers crossed. next. some families picked up their chris

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almost an inch and a quart sorry for for san rafael. almost a quarter inch for downtown san francisco. half boone mine exactly a tenth of an inch of rain. but live take it, and there's more in the forecast. not just wednesday night and thursday, but another chance next week. legal weil look at that seven- day outlook just a few minutes. >>> head to kpix.com for the latest on the incoming storms. >>> the grace grass and greener and water is flowing. the north bay seeing a rebirth after a wind fall of rain, and it's only expected to get better. wilson walker is live in marin county. wilson, what difference in just a couple of days. amazing. >> reporter: yeah, it just took a week, right? i'm here on bontepe dam. it has been spilling over with everything we got from the atmospheric river err. the spillover runs into alpine lake, andal peen lake has o has been feasting for the past several days. it's up 20 feet in just a week. and there are, of course, other reservoirs further out in the county, and there are other ways to see the incredible

he was rescued saturday by san rafael police after being spotted near east francisco boulevard.ook at that face. yeah, they were worried. he might be hit by a car the veterinary team at marine mammal center examined the seal pup and says, he was extremely malnourished. they are now tube feeding him and monitoring his condition. he has been named ivy. oh so sweet. well, it's official the oakland a's are now searching for a new manager. as bob melvin is introduced as the san diego pad? newest skipper what he said ab i saw you toss the kites on high... k...k...kite! improved vision coverage. so you can focus on every little detail. one of many cost-saving medicare advantage benefits for 2022. scan plans can include low maximum out-of-pocket costs, comprehensive dental coverage, and so much more. for the benefits that matter most to you, call scan at 1-877-212-7226. or ask your agent about scan health plan. call scan at 1-877-212-7226. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ just two pills for all day pain relief. aleve it, and see what's possible. and also try alevex to

in san rafael. kpix5. >>> the cdc is strengthening its recommendation on booster shots and said that all eligible adults should get one. >>> for the first time we are hearing the family of securiuar police sergeant killed while protecting a local news crew. his only daughter described him as brave and selfless. she opened up to kpix5. >> know is he was just gone way too soon. >> speaking about her dad. a dad she stalled uncle kevin which is common in philippines culture. after she lost her parents to breast cancer and a stroke in her teens they welcomed her into their home without hesitation. she was only looking for a room to rent when her high school friend and kevin in's stepson suggested she live with them. >> i just started college and like, i expect the very least from any of them. this realready letting me stay there which i'm so grateful for. he always like made sure there was a spot for me in the driveway so i didn't have to park far. they included me in plans and when they wanted ere for l

san rafael, you s novato, so noo the dense fog through 7:00. looking at noticeably cooler weather.week. there is the fog. it has expanded. it will again tonight. looking at clearing through the morning hours. then look at the high clouds come back into play overnight. sunday we are partly cloudy, and is it a result we will be cooler. -- and as a result we will be cooler. temperatures well into the 70's for you in san jose. it was in the low 70' peninsula yesterday with a light wind. palo alto, about 72. a be some upper 60's along the coast here. downtown will be four degrees above average. looking at 73 in petaluma and novato. over into the east bay it is a foggy start, but rebounding well above average. how about 71 in oakland? and fremont will be in theow erlog 70' hrnoon out we are doing fine now, but we are way behind due to the drought. his seven-day panel not showing any. slightly cooler tomorrow with high clouds, and this is when we get to cool down. monday, tuesday, a system misses us to the north. wednesday there is another system and it is going to bring clouds, with temp

closer to 2 inches while san rafael had almost an inch and a half and in redwood city and danville, reaching about 0.3 inch of rain but take a look how low it was for san jose. 0.08 inch. and we also saw a very small amount of rain in morgan hill. still, onc turning green. starting to see some of our hills brightening up and we're going to see temperatures today reaching into the low 70s. it's going to be very comfortable for the afternoon reaching into the low 70s for the east bay. san mateo reaching 66 degrees. and 65 in eagle side and our north bay highs up to about 68 in santa rosa. as we go through the forecast, we have a break for the next few days. no rain right now and then the next storm system that we'll be pushing through fairly quickly as we go into late wednesday night, into thursday. let's go hour by hour as we take a look at what to expect with this system sweeping by. here we are at 4:00 in the morning. and it's already moving into the south bay. and then the rest of the day is dry so i do think that most people will be sleeping while this rain falls and then by the time you

busy across the richmond san rafael bridge as you work west bound towards the marin side. if you want to use the san mateo bridge, not bad between 880 and 101, 12 to 13 minutes, heated lights working towards foster city right now. if you plan on taking 680, a little bit of an improvement. south bound near vargas, this is in the clearing stages, 20 minutes south bound from 580 to 237. if you are taking 101, things are okay. south 280 near virginia street, a crash is reported. 280 north around 87, we are getting word of a trouble spot. if you are headed south of there taking north bound 101 working outs of san martin into morgan hill, we've got brake lights there. give yourself a few extra minutes for the ride out of gilroy. we are seeing things get crowded there. >>> a close call for this seal found hundreds of miles from home. the road way rescue, next. >>> later, honoring chinese american world war ii veterans but it is long overdue. the i drop off and pick up my kids from school so, i can't work early. or late. and i need to make enough to make it worthwhile. i can only w

people inside walked away uninjured but the driver was arrested for dui. >>> another close call in san rafaelis baby northern fur seal was saved after narrowly avoiding being hit by cars. she was rescued saturday after flapping across the road way in the area of east san francisco boulevard. the police named her ivy. it is unclear how she ended up on the road way. northern fur seals are typically found 600 miles off the coast and spend their lives at sea. marine mammal center will take care of ivy for a few days. >> ivy is cute. >>> what a difference a week makes. we previously showed you a video of a very dry lake. over the weekend, you could hear the water flowing. there it is, 16 inches of rain is more than enough to start filling the lake and send water cascading down the spillway. even so, we are looking for more. the reservoirs there are just 50% capacity. we need the rain to come in, more of it. 5:17. time for a check of weather and traffic. >> we'll start with mary. >>> good morning. we definitely need the rainfall and the waterfalls were music to my ears. we will see more of that rai

this is san rafael. already getting thick here and it's down to less than a mile visibility in santa in napa in santa rosa right now. it's 5 app is 53 livermore in concord. also in the low 50s and will end with a shot from the east bay so we can enjoy this view while we have it because it's going to look very different tomorrow morning. so dense fog is what we need to look out for a special in the north and east bay valleys as some of the thule fog spills in from the central central part of california, and then tomorrow be cloudier. you saw that system turned north more seasonal temperatures tomorrow so less of the 70s more of the 60s and then possible showers. it's looking more and more likely but it's not much thursday into friday and i'll show you that coming up. here's a look at lowe's tonight temperatures mainly in the low 50s around the bay we'll see some upper 40s and again fog can be very very thick. so be careful if you're driving during the early morning hours, especially we'll even see some fo

laura: last time, san rafael about -- got about 12 inches of water in a few hours. the expectations for rain are about a quarter of that or less this time. still, the owner of this store, where thousands of dollars of merchandise was destroyed last time, is hoping no repeat performance. how important was it to have your store flooded? >> stressful, anxiety. laura: to avoid scenes like these, public works crews have spent several days cleaning out storm drains and doing other preventative work just in case too much water comes down to fast. it is the kind of work being done all over the bay area, including in contra costa county. >> lessons learned from the last storm. some areas became problem areas. we are making a concerted effort today to get to those areas. laura: atsol food --at sol food, the manager told us they managed to survive the pandemic so getting through a storm should be easy. >> we try to help the community and serve the customers. until another disaster takes us out, we will be here. laura: just as i have been standing here, the rain is picking up.

reporting live in san rafael, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news.s doing, we have a full guide on our website -- what you were county is doing -- what your county is doing. we have a full guide on our website. and 4:30 to 5:00 on abc 7 and everywhere you stream. you can sit in your questions and ask them live on facebook and youtube. jobina: january 4 is the deadline for tens of billions of workers to get vaccinated as experts say we are already in a great resignation. the intersection of the economy and health is something we are focused on as we work to build a better bay area. executive outpatient firm challenger, gray come in christmas, says vaccine refusal is the 10th highest reason for job cuts in 2021. in the bay area the silicon valley leadership says it companies have consistently supported vaccine mandates. it says that is important for economic recovery in our region and for the return to pre-pandemic practices. >> it allows for things like greater working in person collaboration, it allows for visiting different worksites. jobina: the bi

san rafael today reaching 62 and hayward headed up for 64. going on across the region. you can see the showers moving over parts of the southwest and we also have some very light spotty showers to the north of us. but overall it's fairly quiet here and that's the way it will stay even as the weather systems approach and the rain dries up and we have extremely dry weather going into at least the next week. a lot of sunshine and also cool temperatures so we look at our seven-day forecast. thanksgiving day, dinner outside. lightic jat will be fine. we have sunshine and temperatures over the weekend and highs in the upper 60s for the inland areas and we'll be about the same for san francisco and not many changes here going at least into the next week. and, mike, you're saying the bridge out of richmond is pretty packed. >> in fact, you make it worse than your typical backup but it's actually just approaching the bridge because the span itself whatever is going on did clear. we have recovery there. we also now finally have all the lanes at the bay

close to 70 in fairfield. 66 in napa. 68 in santa rosa and san rafael. thursday, veterans day is sunny and milder with highs in the low 70's inland. thursday through sunday, look for mainly sunny skies, low to late 70's inland. low 70's around the shoreline. mid-60's around the coast. next week we see a few more clouds in the sky, a bit of a cool down early next week tuesday or so. at the moment we are not looking at any storms, but that increase of clouds and the cooldown is possible. larry:. larry: thank you, spencer. were you impacted by this last night? internet and cable went out for thousands of customers across the country. what we learned about the outage today. kristen: and tech for what makes new salonpas arthritis gel so good for arthritis pain? salonpas contains the most prescribed topical pain relief ingredient. it's clinically proven, reduces inflammation and comes in original prescription strength. salonpas. it's good medicine. why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis under control? hide our s

we are live from san rafael to sort it all out. it is a little confusing. coming down. the mask mandate is ending. >> he owns this restaurant. >> i am excited about mask mandate for most spaces. >> we will watch it real close t >> they hope things do not go backwards. 80% for all residents. >> about ditching his match. -- mask. i feel comfortable doing it. >> counties will ease requirements on monday. >> i would rather not wear a mask. >> i know it will be abe abe aba challenge. but i am open to it. >> i think it is a little too soon to be easing rules because of flu season. >> we are not seeing mask. need to be worn in high-risk places like hospitals. >> you may notice fewer buses tomorrow. will be suspended. they are known as short service lines. employs 35,000 people. they are required to partake in the city's mandate to be vaccinated. the last underway. it wraps up a three-day celebration. ♪ >> because of the pandemic, this is the first time in a couple of years that the festival has taken place. music lovers and local businesses, many still trying to recover. >> it

terrapin crossroads was located along the creek in san rafael. with the city to use the nearby beach park for concerts. online, he said terrapin crossroads is always a community and can open elsewhere. after 11 years, blue bottle coffee is closing its original oakland location. their lease ended in 2019. blue bottle moved operations to sacramento and offices to old oakland that year. but the landlord let them continue to operate until a new tenant signed the least. the storefront on webster street will close after tomorrow. today, the navy will christen harvey milk in san diego. the ship is named after the late politician who served in the navy during the korean war as a diving officer. milk elected to the san -- milk was elected to the san francisco board of supervisors in 1977, becoming the first openly gay elected official in california. he was assassinated on number 27th, 1978. his nephew will deliver the principal ceremonial address. still ahead, we have been hearing about goals to combat climate change at cop 26 this week. meet the uc berke

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and how about a live look at the richmond san rafael bridge toll plaza? lot of water on that camera there wet roads certainly is the afternoon of traffic starts to pick up. make sure to take your time out there. for more now on the wet weather, let's go to ktvu meteorologist rosemary oroczo, rosemary s. greg and alex. so outdoors. we've got all that cloud cover. we have the scattered showers still falling and that maybe the big concern. as we roll through the next few hours with the evening commute getting underway, giving you a live look here at the golden gate bridge where we can't really see the rain falling at this time. take a look that flog on the right hand of your screen is blowing around but not too bad and as the anchor as mentioned a moment ago, no advisories was this system just some beneficial rain giving you a look there now as storm tracker to as the front. sweeps through california all the way from northern california down to the central coast. seeing that line of rain a little bit of snow in the sierra, but the levels are high and with th

no delays on richmond san rafael bridge. san mateo bridge is crowded west bound, tail lights working towards 101, 12 minutes between 880 and 101. >>> a race against the climate clock taking place off sonoma coast. hidden kelp forests are home to a variety of species providing protection from predators but they're disappearing. >> this is a climate driven catastrophe. if this was in our terrestrial forests, it would be front page news every day. >> in tonight's special report, hidden forest crisis, what is done to restore lost kelp? that's tonight on kpix5 news at 7:00. >>> quick and quiet. how future of cross country travel is about to get more relaxing. >>> before break, if you are looking to give the gift of a hot meal this thanksgiving our food for bay area families drive is on. to donate time or money to help our neighbors in need, go to kpix.com/give. there's never been a better time to switch to xfinity. get the fast and reliable internet you deserve for only $19.99 a month for 12 months for an epic deal this holiday se

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