san rafael, varying here, too. you're seeing slick conditions, not really the active rainfall, just minor droplets at the bay bridge toll plaza. lights are coming on at 543 and we will wrap up here, an update from bart, say messaging about systemwide delays due to the wet weather, about 10 minutes. kumasi: new developments in the attack against paul pelosi, white prosecutors are asking for more time in the case against the suspect. a close call in san diego, two u.s. navy ships nearly crashing into each other at sea. into each other at sea. who's on it with jardiance? ♪ ♪ we're the ones getting it done. we're managing type 2 diabetes and heart risk. we're on it with jardiance. join the growing number of people who are on it with the once-daily pill, jardiance. jardiance not only lowers a1c, it goes beyond to reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart disease. and jardiance may help you lose some weight. jardiance may cause serious side effects including ketoacidosis that

but by 3:00 a.m., san rafael, calistoga, san josÉ, we see the rain picking up with heavier pockets ands there through 7:00, 8:00 a.m. seeing all that rain at once creates a big concern, and the rain has nowhere to go. the ground is so saturated that it becomes impermable where no water can seep through. then we will start to see the bigger pockets of rain, heavy to moderate at times. i do have a little bit of relief, though, so the impacts head into the evening will be anything that potentially happens during the day. the wind will kick up, too. prepare for possible outages especially with the early-morning commute, but notice by 4:00 p.m., that storm system, that frontal boundary continues its trek through central and southern california, and this will make a window of us to enjoy a dry new year's eve. i am talking about 9:00, 10:00, 11:00 at night to bring in the new year. that is good news there, but we will continue to monitor the morning hours of the flood watch from friday into early saturday morning. mountains could see three to five inches. we will monitor the creeks and stream

. >> and taking a live look at san rafael. we've been warning about the storm all week and we are just getting to the bottom of it. team coverage including jobina and tracking the impact on the commute, so a lot to get to this morning. but we are happy that you are with us. reggie: welcome to thursday, december 1. your rent is due. i'm here to give facts. >> reality. drew: we are just getting into the start of the storm. it is going to spread south of the morning goes on. the north bay now getting hit the hardest this morning. indicating some scattered downpours as well as rain beginning to end of the city and just beginning to push into the east this morning. a five or six hour window starting our we have rain entering the bay area and the winds are certainly arrived as well. close to 26 in sfo, 26 in hayward. the wind will increase at the front continues to move through. it is a level two, a moderate storm with the showers. street flooding is the biggest concern this morning. there's the raindrops. stormy, wet and windy. the

over here san rafael, that crash seems to be clear from the area right around north san pedro. freeway, west 80, that crash cleared from the roadway. slowing and traffic now heading to the bay bridge. this third crash is a new one since the last report and it is at a critical place, vasco road. both directions blocked. only one lane at a time. slowing heading south down out of byron and heading for 580. travel time building up over 40 minutes. that is an issue. chp should be on scene shortly. >>> 6:52 right now and happening now. >> a new helping hand. california just awarded the grant. preterm birth rates. the health department runs the program and currently provides supplements for some pregnant black women. the same program will expand into alameda and contra costa county next year. >>> a quick look at the top stories including a father accused of killing another man in revenge shooting appears today before a judge. ahead, the tragic chain of events that have left two families torn apart. >>> sunny balwani and what to expect in the courtroom. first, here is hoda. >>> coming

elissa harrington picks up our weather team coverage in san rafael. especially things that have flowers. you want to make sure they're protected at king's nursery in santa rosa floor manager ron mcgill used a frost cloth to cover certain plants for the night to protect them from the frigid cold included sweet pea starts morning the soil was frozen. um you can't even get the tags back in. he also covered succulents and citrus trees when temperatures dipped to 40 degrees or below. employees also bring tropical plants and avocados inside the greenhouse frost and freezing temperatures can damage these delicate plants were well prepared, but you know, we have had a lot of customers that have had a lot of losses. um so it is an issue, mcgill said. customers have been coming in all week to get frost cloths for their home gardens. extremely cold temperatures. were felt in parts of the bay area this week. several warming shelters opened up like this one at the marine health and human services building in san rafael, we stand up this shelter in the most extreme

this is south 101 as you approach francisco boulevard out of san rafael toward richmond and san rafaelridge. we have reports that crashed there on the shoulder. we don't have a lot of delays. it is still pretty early for the morning commute. we will keep an eye on that. it is dizzy for the super commuters as you go out of tracy getting hi4, an101 are off to a good start. this is the golden gate bridge, moving along nicely as well. the bridges are looking pretty good. the bay bridge has no metering lights. it is clear into san francisco. >> it is 5:18. it is the end of an era for a historic business for farmers in the south bay. >> ♪ [ music ] >> big news for these fans. we have special recognition they received in the morning mix. >>> let's see what is brewing outside, brought to you by bigelow tea. (vo) it's a fact! two out of three americans who qualify for medicare do not receive all the benefits they deserve. you could be missing out! now anthem blue cross introduces a free medicare plan checkup to make sure you receive all the benefits you qualify for in 2023. call 1-866-336-3448

widespread across the region as we get you into street level radar here point scene, san pedro road, san rafael heading into santo venetia. we are seeing some rain. it is it is moderate in pockets from san francisco to the south city areas we had towards the east bay you will notice from san leandro to san lorenzo castro valley it is wet and some moderate rain around the south bay from the peninsula into the south bay from tasman road sunnyvale area. it's a light level one on our exclusive storm impact scale through tomorrow light to moderate rain low visibility slippery roads as we go hour by hour, you will notice that the rainfall will remain widespread tonight switching over to showers as we had towards tomorrow and really continues into the afternoon then an atmospheric river aimed right at as comes our way saturday morning bringing multiple storm concerns very high likelihood of flooding on the roadways small stream flooding high likelihood of down trees shallow mudslides and power outages as a moderate likelihood when you take a look at the storm impact scale every single day except for s

el comienzo de las precipitaciones que caen en nuestra zona, (nombre extranjero) en vivo desde san rafaelrían ser más impactados por estas inundaciones >>> como en telemundo 40 y ocho somos la autoridad del tiempo, y certificados por (nombre en inglÉs) para guillermo quiroz para que nos cuentes más este río atmosférico, cuéntanos qué es eso >>> es increíble la conexión de agua que hay desde zonas como de hawai, el expreso de la piña, y que claramente que se conecta desde la superficie dela atmósfera y desde ahí nombre de río atmosférico que llega directamente al norte de california y a partir de esta noche la frase las fases, son otras dos más que se encuentran hacia el norte que estarían trayendo lo fuerte de este sistema que dejaría mucha lluvia especialmente desde mendocino hasta santa cruz, es decir, el área de la bahía, y qué podemos esperar con el río atmosférico. el río mayor inundación se supone que ha estado lloviendo, la superficie ya congestionada y más agua pudiera generar y lo que estamos viendo son posibles deslaves, y más de cuatro pies de nieves en zonas altas, buena notic

our live camera here in san rafael, showing off 101 and much better, though at the richmond san rafaelng, or freeze warning has expired. gradually climbing out of that cold territory. fog is an issue like job in a saturday, zero miles in nevada this morning. here's a look at the fog. a live look from the east bay hills camera early morning areasheas big anyway to sunshine and temps in e fifties kewnotime for a live with kellyndd we'll be back at 11 from midday live. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, two-time academy award winner, emma thompson. plus from the film "something from tiffany's," zoey deutch. also, a woman helping new mothers is the subject of our good new story of the day. all next on "live!" and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> ryan: good morning! good morning, deja vu! >> kelly: thank you. >> ryan:

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heavy rain just moved through san rafael and just north of the richmond/san rafael bridge. some of the showers moving through there as well as the east bay and concord as well as the danville, that is moving off toward the east and we also have some rain approaching redwood city and san mateo. and for the south bay, we're also seeing some of the heavier rain moving through there as well returning for morgan hill, gilroy. and all of it will continue today as the storm system sits right overhead. at times it may be sunny, and at times it may be pouring so be prepared for it all. so a wet commute. >> and this is the richmond side where it is already wet and those are some of the conditions that you will see for a lot of folks. the radar showing the activity coming just north and heading over toward richmond. green on here highlights the wet roadways which continue for highway 4 coming off that bridge. walnut creek and lafayette, here on this\, it sounded like a spinout or at least a car that lost traction and went to the roadway. no injurieses and no lanes blocked right now. >

por debajo de 22÷ en lugares como santa rosa napa también san rafael muy cerca del punto de congelación este tipo de alerta debido a estas temperaturas frías. planifique con tiempo porque va estar en temperatura máxima cielo despejado en nuestra zona, y un escenario similar para el resto en la ciudad de san josé como 56, tiempo que va estar mayormente soleado pero ¿cómo llegan las lluvias >>> la lluvia no se ve el panorama menos los siguientes siete días al contrario el tiempo va estar bastante seco bastante fresco y no será hasta largo plazo en un periodo mayor a siete días. sobre todo desde el domingo en el norte de la bahía y para el siente miércoles pudiéramos tener algunas precipitaciones planifique entonces durante los siguientes días con tiempo que va estar mayormente seco un incremento en nubosidad para el jueves pero en general vamos a tener buen tipo con temperaturas máximas en el rango de los 50 y las mínimas en los 30 puntos y que mucho frío durante la siguiente noche hasta aquí el tiempo >>> vamos a ver de una subvención de $1000 mensuales cada 100 familias del condado sant

we have slow and go conditions near san rafael. we do have no crashes through there. that is helpful as everyone travels. we have a lot of brake lights on the bay bridge. coming out of the south bay, things look dry. northbound 101, we have a crash reported. that is backing up traffic. if you're going westbound on 237, right before first street, we have a car fire on the right side of the roadway. it is slow at the bay bridge. metering lights are on. you have slow conditions in san francisco. here the travel times. the outlet pass is busy . highway 4 is 42 minutes from antioch over to 80. we are talking about the 49ers. >>> for the second time, the 49ers lost their quarterback to a season ending injury. we are going to talk about the new man under center for the 49ers. >>> brock will make his first nfl start. his opponent? tom brady , and the tampa bay buccaneers. >> this dude has been playing football longer than i have been alive. to have the first start against the goat will be pretty cool. >> he was three months old when tom brady was drafted. his performance yest

la entrada de precipitaciones aquí comienza entonces la lluvia ligera sobre todo en santa rosa san rafael y san mateo aún no reciben lluvias como estas otras pero en próximos minutos este declive al sur de la bahía porque lo que hay es un frente de lluvia que viene en camino desde la costa mentalmente progresa la precipitación por toda el área de la bahía era acumulados de lluvia próximas 48 horas esperamos de una a tres " altas a las montañas de santa cruz y el este de santa clara del norte de la bahía. hay vigilancia de inundación de también fuertes vientos deben incoar a 45 millas por horas en horas de la madrugada y primeras horas del día de mañana. habrá tiempo complejo en nuestra zona por lo que duda podemos ver lejos de los postes y los árboles porque pueden haber árboles caídos tome en cuenta recontar sitios móviles podemos tener interrumpidas las comunicaciones manejar con cuidado y evitar podemos el viento levanta olas es el momento de ir sabemos que muchos están libres pero no es momento de ir de paseo no estamos hablando de frío, es un sistema que nuestro tío exponente pero qu

san rafael, lobato, petaluma esperamos temperaturas entre los 25 y los 26.onas sin hogar. se recomienda que las personas se registren antes de las 20:00 para que se organicen. las autoridades recomiendan limitar el tiempo al aire libre. ponga atenciÓn con niÑos y ancianos. tenga anda amando linternas y baterÍas. para proteger a las personas sin hogar se emitirÁn refugios, los albergues estarÁ en el 301 calle sexta. muchos comerciantes pudieron recuperarse. >> muchos tuvieron un aumento en las ventas. los chorros deben vender unos 200 churros, pero este 12 de diciembre el dueÑo asegura que venderÁn mÁs de 1000 este negocio lleva el nombre de ella. nosotros opinamos esta beta hacia de dios. >> otros puestos tambiÉn se. todo se estÁ vendiendo. a la guadalupana le han traÍdo flores y le han pedido por saludos y por una buena economÍa. >> pedirnos salud y tambiÉn protecciÓn porque vamos a viajar a mÉxico . que cuiden nuestro camino un. >> en esta situaciÓn, es como un dÍa en el cual. reportera: tambiÉn se venden artÍculos religiosos. la celebraciÓn a la guadalupa

drive from san rafael.visibility as you travel across from vallejo. the traffic flow lighter as we approach the end of the year. no problem for the walnut creek interchange. we have a big build for south 680. considerable slowing, i think one crew cleared but there will be continued pavement work going on, and also this visibility may be a factor. so this is between the camera and the roadway itself, but the fog and clouds going up and down. be careful. >> a big problem. be careful as you head out the door. >> 6:51. happening now, presales for next year's bottle rock fest go on sale as 10:00 a.m., but certain napa residents have access to the tickets now. the lineup hasn't been announced but it's pretty good. last year, metallica and pink headlined. >> and a look at the top stories including brittney griner is now on her way back to the united states. and we're following breaking news for you as well as that incredibly high profile prisoner swap. just ahead, the response in the last hour from psident biden.

reporting from san rafael jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news. and of course, you can stay on top of this incoming storm with the ktvu weather app and get it right now you're going to find live radar for your neighborhood on the app and also our by our forecast, as well as any travel alerts is free to download from the app store. new at 11 a warning from the valley transportation authority as video surfaces that appears to show someone right there riding on the back of a light rail vehicle now that video posted to social media is taken from the vantage point of a car, which is on the freeway next to that train. be ta, calling this an extremely dangerous and irresponsible act, the transit agency also pointing out that it's illegal and urges anyone who may witness behavior like that to call 911. it is not clear at this point. where or when this particular video was taken. also new at 11. governor, newsom is calling a special session to address high gas prices. this year, californians have faced record high prices at the pump. today, newsome signed

everyone getting ready for the wet weather live in san rafael tonight. thanks, zack. and trouble came from the skies this holiday weekend historic blizzard freezing temperatures, all adding up to cancel flights and delay after delay after delay and for those trying to get back home. another problem is making things even rougher, more than half of all southwest airline flights have been canceled, making an already tough situation unbearable. ktvu lamonica peters as live for us at san jose mineta international airport lamonica. are we still seeing a lot of delays that there are a lot of issues for travelers? yes yes, we are. think earlier we thought that all of the flights have been canceled, but it looks like maybe about 80% of them. i'm standing in for in front of the arrivals and departures board and it looks like about at least 90% of the departure flights have been canceled. there's about 5 to 6 that are actually boarding, or it says delayed the same thing with the arrivals. but when we first arrived here in san jose, we were outside and it looked pretty calm here.

shelter in san rafael alyssa. christina it is getting cold out here. i can see my breath and i really wish that i brought a pair of gloves tonight getting chilly, and that is why warming centers like this one behind me have opened up to get people, especially those who are unhappy. housed into someplace warm and out of this cold weather. especially things that have flowers. you want to make sure those protected kings nursery in santa rosa floor manager ron mcgill used a frost cloth to cover certain plants for the night to protect them from the frigid cold included sweet pea starts morning the soil was frozen. um you couldn't even get you know the tags back in. he also covered succulents and citrus trees when temperatures dipped to 40 degrees or below. employees also bring tropical plants and avocados inside the greenhouse frost and freezing temperatures can damage the delicate plants were well prepared, but you know, we have had a lot of customers that have had a lot of losses. um so it is an issue, mcgill said. customers have been coming in all week t

if i zoom this in to put the focus on san rafael, you can see a couple of light cells pushing through, through san jose, the south bay. the good thing about this second system from this weekend is that it's not going to be as widespread, and it's not going to bring as heavy of rain, but we need any chance of rain we can get. so let's talk about what's ahead. tonight into monday, we see that instability in the atmosphere, which means we could see the chance of thunderstorms, and i'll talk about our workweek forecast, of course, when our next chance of rain moves in in a few minutes. >> all of that rain yesterday of course caused flooding in parts of the bay area. slick roads, and all sorts of problems. while the wet weather may have stopped traffic in certain areas, it didn't stop the holiday events. here's today's marianne favro. >> referee: hundreds turned out for this tree lighting ceremony in redwood city. relentless rains caused major flooding creating a daunting clean up job in north san jose. slick roads made driving more dangerous leading to spinouts. despite the challenges the

we're live in san rafael, where it is raining. i'm colonel bernard, abc7news. dan: take a look at this, and entire powerline fell on this car in san mateo county, in sent mcdonnell park. it sounds like everyone is ok. that heritage growth parking area is closed to safely remove the debris. the main parking lot on pescadero creek road is open. kristen: happening now, heavy snow could a damper on a trip to the sierra. if you have plans to hit the slopes. the video you see is highway 80 at donner summit. the storm could impact ski resorts during the busiest time of year. the tahoe region is currently getting blasted with severe weather. 130 miles per hour winds. eight feet of snow is expected to hit some areas. black ice could threaten roads as temperatures drop overnight. drivers are required to have trains on interstate -- chains on interstate 80. it's advice to check conditions. dan: the oakland zoo is canceling its event tonight due to the rain. the zoo tweeted it is sorry mother nature interrupted the visit. it had close for general missions today. the zoo sai

in the westbound direction on the san rafael bridge, going to be slow.eds will pick up once you make it through the toll plaza. speaking of the toll plaza, over to the bay bridge. check out this section. traffic is backed up into the maze. we will keep an eye on it for you. our drive times here, antioch to hercules, around 40 minutes. 21 minutes. highway 85 to the san jose airport is eight minutes. no major blocking issues to report. let's check in with drew. >> it is a lovely picture from our rooftop camera showing you the early morning sunrise. partly cloudy. freeze warnings and frost advisories in effect. 34 campbell, 35 stanford. morgan hill at 37. areawide, temperatures in the 30's if not 40's. some areas below freezing once again. bundle up. we have fog too in the north bay. we will zoom into novato. we have thick fog. this is 101 and highway 37. that is where you have dense fog. beware of that. by 10:00 a.m., 40's and low 50's. later today, warmer afternoon compared to yesterday, closer to average. posey sunny, bundle up -- mostly sunny, bundle up

you can see san rafael getting rain now as other cities. let's bring in meteorologist rob mayeda. >> we do have some light rain. we'll take you in on our storm ranger doppler radar. one-two punch of gusty wind and much heavier rain rates as we head into saturday. you can see near navado, san rafael. a few areas of light rain around san jose. the back edge of the first storm already approaching the coast. we are not expecting big rain totals from this first storm. peak rain totals will be around the santa cruz mountains. what's around the corner is a storm that's going to bring a lot more rain for saturday. you can see these totals. the area in red showing up. picking up more than 1" of rain. most of the bay area about .5" to 1" of rain. very strong wind to wake up to on saturday morning. wind gusts from 30 to 50 miles per hour. we have a wind advisory up tomorrow night until about saturday afternoon. gusty winds. tree damage possible and some localized power impacts. in addition to some runoff concerns as those rain rates really start to cl

alerta de inundación, entrarán en vigor a partir de mañana >>> ahora natalie vera en vivo desde san rafaelvives cerca de las costas o zonas elevadas o cerca de los arroyos como ven aquí las casas en el condado de san marín, son justamente estas zonas las que el condado se encuentra monitoreando en caso de inundaciones, el condado de san marín tiene una lista de dónde usted puede conseguir estas bolsas de arena, en este momento no las está proporcionando de manera gratuita pero en esta lista usted puede ver dónde las puede conseguir. (información en pantalla). >>> también donde hay lluvias por 72 horas, y el condado activa un refugio para quienes no tienen dónde pasar el frío. >>> repartir hemos cena, y tendríamos reportasen, entonces para cualquier persona que lo necesita tendremos los buses. (sonido ambiente). >>> esto se encuentra ubicada en el centro de salud del condado de marín y abrieron sus puertas a las 5:00 de la tarde hace poco disponibles hasta el 31 de diciembre y a las seis hablamos con un presidente ha sufrido grandes daños s y tendrá recocomendaciónn para ver si al sucede. r

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our coverage live now from san rafael jenna. claudine many communities have already set up a sandbag station so people could come and fill sandbags. take a look at this one. this is near downtown san rafael, where they say that they have had much flooding in past storms. restaurant in downtown san rafael. they were taking down lights for their outdoor dining. they say they're being forced by the city to remove the park lit for traffic reasons. but it also comes just as a big storm is expected to blow in overnight, bringing powerful gusts of wind and pounding rain . not good for the restaurants business. we always you know, we always worry about this storm. um businesses is various law manager. jose chief says timing couldn't be worse and he says san rafael is prone to flooding every time when that happened that corner all the way down to woodland coming in through there, and it was just like it was literally up to here. we're so lucky we caught it around the corner, the owner of wrapping kebab restaurant says. last fall. a simil

. >> san rafael police officer confronts three men, including a popular marin county gardener will calld me not to use his real name. >> nothing to say? you are just out here drinking? you think it's funny? >> no, not funny. dan: matteo explains he and his friends like to drink beer after work and they come to this area because residents complain are allowed. the tension builds after another officers arrive. 6'2", he towers over matteo, who is just five feet tall. >> hey, city -- sit the down. >> it appears matteo is trying to cooperate but has difficulty finding his id without standing up to reach into his pockets. >> showed me your id. >> i know, but -- >> sit down. sit down. sit down! dan: you can see from his bodycam that officer nail forces matteo to the ground over beer bottles, punches him in the nose and pushes his face into the rough pavement. it turns out he had a broken nose and a concussion. >> right. i have an active case right now were almost exactly this thing happened and the guy is dead. >> roger clark is a nationally recognized police practices expert who has testified

, as well as the richmond/san rafael bridge getting a heavy down downpour. toward danville, showers starting to taper on. and 280 is looking like that is a bit of a headache there, sloppy commute as well. and then we head over toward the south county where you are getting a break from the rain now, but it is about to head back in as we see more of the heavy downpours move over the santa cruz mountains and off towards the east. so we'll continue to see this pattern as least through 8:00 to 9:00, but then it becomes a lot more spotty in terms of where we're seeing the rain. at noon, we're not seeing much at all, but there still will be a slight chance at even the south bay could see some rain into the 5:00 hour while other areas are seeing some sunshine today. later on tonight, the sky clears and then we're dry for at least a couple of days before the rain comes back late thursday and continues into friday. so as far as temperatures, we're in the upper 50s for today. much more of the same tomorrow and thursday and then the next storm am is moving in. and we're

last night of san rafael. now, if you give me about 20 minutes to put together 72 hour totals me and my army of one, you know, just can't do it for about an hour, but we'll get there. san five. well they probably did over the weekend we had it on the weekend, redwood city three quarters nevado, two thirds oakland two thirds napa airport a half inch san francisco half inch san jose 47 100 so we can say goodbye to that lows. nice good, old fashioned cold front and then associated lo is she gave us some pretty cold air out there in place, so that's why we got some snow and some of the lower elevations. and you can see there was reports of hail, but that system is lying south right now. maybe some patchy fog forming here after everything said done, there's so much rain, but the rain moves south sun and clouds. breezy cool air aloft. sonoma mountain 33, so called oakland hills isn't reporting. ben lomond mountain 35. that's some very cold air so it will not get very warm today. forties and thirties on the temps eas

currently san rafael more than an inch of rain in the last 24 hours. d watches in effect for the north bay. the rest of the bay area from san francisco southward starting up at about 10:00 tonight. and with the increased rainfall tonight, higher rain rates per hour. that's going to increase the

we'll see stronger winds, as you see the rain from san rafael on the golden gate bridge.s across the bay area. especially for the north bay and the santa cruz mountains. you can see the rain toward the richmond, san rafael bridge. you can see a few light showers. more substantial rain on the ocean facing side of the santa cruz mountains. we are now seeing some light to moderate rain. just after midnight, all the north bay under a flood watch that will take us into tomorrow afternoon. the peninsula and the santa cruz mountains. they are getting started tomorrow morning. as you can see. that will correspond to the peak rain rates right on top of tomorrow morning's commute.

reporter: our america: lowballed had its premiere in san rafael thursday night. the documentary is the culmination of work by julian glover and it focuses on the systemic inequities in the home appraisal process for people of color. the film explores how this happens, dives into data about how often it happens, and takes families please to the halls of congress. >> it's exciting to be honest. i felt like everything happened really fast. reporter: marin city residents paul and tanisha austen. after remodeling in 2020, the couple had it appraised for a value they knew was too low. >> four weeks later, it appraised for hire. we had to do something which people are calling whitewashing your home. reporter: that involved them removing any items from their home that would suggest a black family lived there. they had one of their white friends pretend to be the homeowner during the second appraisal. the results? a new valuation nearly $500,000 higher than the initial one. >> it's about the -- building community wealth. if you multiply the value across the community, you

we'll see stronger winds, as you see the rain from san rafael on the golden gate bridge. the rain gauge is on four wheels driving through it. moderate at times across the bay area. especially for the north bay and the santa cruz mountains. you can see the rain toward the richmond, san rafael bridge. you can see a few light showers. more substantial rain on the ocean facing side of the santa cruz mountains. we are now seeing some light to moderate rain. just after midnight, all the north bay under a flood watch that will take us into tomorrow afternoon. the peninsula and the santa cruz mountains. they are getting started tomorrow morning. as you can see. that will correspond to the peak rain rates right on top of tomorrow morning's commute. and around the same time. very strong, gusty winds. you see them showing up in purple. the wind speeds, 35 to 45 miles per hour. starting at 10:00, the wind advisory around the bay area from the coast, the east bay hills, and the north bay hills. so the one-two punch of the storm. heavy at times across the mountains and the gusty winds.

let's look at san rafael. and you can see the raindrops on the camera. roads are wet. and kari hall is busy. where is the rain right now? >> yeah, windshield wipers are on in the north bay, that is where we're seeing the scattered showers. and we've also seen a couple waves of that moving through the south county, east bay and those areas taking a break before santa rose, only 47 degrees. and we'll have a chance to dry out today and even early tomorrow. but then on thursday, the rain will be returning. hour by hour, we'll gradually start to see the rain winding down. and mike has a look at where you can find lower gas prices. >> and a new name for the low price here, the name is morgan hill, $3.99. that is great. a good opportunity for folks. and hayward, looking at valero. $3.91 in hayward. and $3.95 in vallejo. and a smooth flow of traffic on the roads. through the entsz of the year, we'll see a lighter earlier morning commute. but highway 24 is a sticking point. a fire in the center divide, but turns out it is a flare but it is a distraction. a half hour out of bren

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. >> taking a look at the golden gate, the bay bridge, the san rafael bridge , look at the people stuck to san francisco. we were talking about the chance that this could be the driest calendar year ever for the bay area, so the rain is a bit of a relief. >> john ramos was out in the rain talking to people about balancing the inconvenience with the need. >> reporter: considering the scarcity of rainfall we've had in the last few years, nobody in their right mind is going to complain when it does start to rain. still, it does take some coping skills in order to make the best of a wet situation. by midmorning, the rain began falling in earnest. the storm was moving predicted. a city like san francisco is meant to be seen by the outside. at fisherman's wharf, one tourist in town for the dolphins game, seemed surprised by the wet weather. >> this is not the outfit i was going to be wearing. not in san francisco. i brought the scarf . that was nice. but not the waterproof shell >> reporterthe t saturd. e outdoor cr ve quas customers that didn't mean the tourists are gone. >> with the rain st

low 60s san rafael. southwest wind at 17 miles per hour. winds will be picking up through 8:00 a.m. sory overnight, san jose, 61 degrees. south wind at 11 miles per hour. so our by hour with your saturday forecast, it will be a stormy start that will likely go from 7:00 a.m. to about noon as we transition to decreasing rain out of the north bay, clearing skies around noon and by 3:00 we transition out of the rain to scattered showers leaving the south bay in a cooler day tomorrow. upper 50s for highs around the bay area. notice the rain profession here, moving from the northwest down to the southeast. scattered showers across the north bay. more there, kind of a drenching rain around san francisco over to the trivalley. closer to san jose, a lot of rain on the summit on the upslope side, it's known as the rain shadow. you get a lot of rain on the upslope side and on the west side of the santa clara valley, it dries out. that's typically something that happens throughout the winter. san jose, less than 16 inches. we see this play out on the radar. not just in realtime right now, but i

reporter: our america: lowballed had its premiere in san rafael thursday night. the documentary is the culmination of work by julian glover and it focuses on the systemic inequities in the home appraisal process for people of color. the film explores how this happens, dives into data about how often it happens, and takes families please to the halls of congress. >> it's exciting to be honest. i felt like everything happened really fast. reporter: marin city residents paul and tanisha austen. after remodeling in 2020, the couple had it appraised for a value they knew was too low. >> four weeks later, it appraised for hire. we had to do something which people are calling whitewashing your home. reporter: that involved them removing any items from their home that would suggest a black family lived there. they had one of their white friends pretend to be the homeowner during the second appraisal. the results? a new valuation nearly $500,000 higher than the initial one. >> it's about the -- building community wealth. if you multiply the value across the community, you

lllsbrg aicture of the richmond-san rafael bridge. actress kirstie alley has died after a battle with cancer. she was 71 years old. reggie: the san francisco board of supervisors had to take a final vote on a controversial policy that would allow police to use robots in cases of deadly force. right now looks like four say they will vote against it. kumasi: today a tight election for richmond city council seat will be decided by drawing a name out of a bag. will be streaming that election when it happens at 9:00 this morning. reggie: polls are open in georgia for the senate runoff election. more than one point 8 million ballots were cast in early voting. kumasi: and the very first text message was sent 30 years ago today. british software designer and developer sent the text to his colleague and it said "merry christmas." drew: do you all remember when you had a limited amount of tax? reggie: yes. drew: for the month you get 100 text messages and when you got the 101st it was a dollar and your parents got real mad. reggie: i like to say

the owner of rocky's quality meet in san rafael-- meat in san rafael says consumers cannot wait to get their hands on crab. >> we are telling them it is delayed, wait for the new year. with the rough weather, they will have a hard time pulling them. the few being pulled are probably being sold off the boat. liz: supply will be limited. state officials have imposed a 50% crab trap reduction to minimize the risk of entanglement. developing news, a breakthrough on a shocking quadruple murder. police arrested a suspect in the death of four university of idaho college students tracked down thousands of miles away. andy field has the story. andy: four students were found stabbed to death, police arrested a suspect, identifying him as bryan kohberger. he was arrested at a home 2500 miles away from campus in pennsylvania. reporter: it is in this gated community behind me that a swat team, including the fbi in pennsylvania state police, swooped into the suspects parents home around 2:00 a.m. andy: investigators revealing he is a graduate student at washington state university, 10 miles away fro

our abc7news reporters live in san rafael with the very latest there. >> hey, wet and windy has been raining steadily throughout the day, making roads here on 101 very slick, that deadly crash you mention happened not far from here, claiming to young lives. rain was falling in marin county, lake -- making the late morning commute slow and soggy, the chp says this may have been contributed to the terrible crash on southbound 101. two teenagers were killed. a 16-year-old male driver from sandra phelan a 17-year-old female passenger from nevada. three other passengers were hospitalized. officers say the honda civic struck the center divider. >> everyone in the vehicle was younger, which obviously makes things difficult and the collision for those officers to investigate any time investigate crashes, especially when there's injuries or fatalities, when you see youth involved in these, it just makes it that much more. >> this rockslide came down on the southbound 101 near spencer avenue early friday morning. the big rock striking seven cars, giving them flat tires. >> vehicles were disabl

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soggy thursday afternoon brought out some big umbrellas in san rafael. people were bundled up in hoods and boots, trying their best to stay dry as they shop downtown. glad we're finally getting some rain, but i work outdoors most of the time, and it's very wet shovels were ready at sandbag locations. many other bay area cities are also telling residents to prepare for several days of rain. here's a picture from redwood city and another from san francisco public works. the weather didn't dampen the spirit of the tap dancing christmas trees in oakland, the group performed at the annual montclair village holiday stroll out here, rain or shine, but we're very glad that the rain has held off the sky cleared up for the majority of the event, a relief for families who wanted to get pictures with santa and support local businesses. with some holiday shopping. we were questioning it, but it was lightning up, so we're here and we're glad we came. several vendors offered hot apple cider to keep people warm in the chilly, windy weather. there were craft tables and l

in san rafael zac sos ktvu, fox two news. on the east coast . at least 50 people have now died from the winter storm over the christmas weekend with 28 of those deaths in western new york . greater buffalo was paralyzed by this blizzard, blanketing that city and sheets of snow and knocking out power to thousands of homes and businesses. emergency workers have already conducted hundreds of rescues and officials closed major highways. officials also put a driving ban in place there to clear the roads for emergency and recovery teams, plows and first responders. driving ban is in place not to inconvenience you. it's to help us get through this as quickly as possible to open up communities so that we can get in and do what we need to do so that we can open up as fast as possible. officials are calling the storms the worst blizzards in more than four decades, and it's not over yet more snow is expected to fall in parts of western new york through tomorrow. that's dorm, causing thousands of flight delays and cancelations tonight , southwest airlines h

flooding downtown san rafael. this year we don't anticipate this storm to bring that sort of flood. >> in santa rosa the city is providing sandbags and doing with they can to get the word out. >> making sure people know what is coming ahead. wind, rainfall. >> the fire department is staying in close contact with the national weather service. they are anticipating the most terrain to be between 2:00 and 6:00 tomorrow morning. there is not currently a flash flood effect for the burn scars but the fire department says it is still something they are monitoring and they will be ready to staff up if needed. >> be sure to watch us on area and online tomorrow at 5:00 a.m. for complete storm coverage. we will be on tv from 5:00 to 7:00 and stay livestreaming until 8:00 a.m. >> prosecutors said in federal court they need more time to go through the evidence in the case against the man accused of attacking paul pelosi. the clinical reports the request was made during a hearing today in san francisco. david the papp reportedl

north bay temperatures in the low 50's from san rafael to napa. t east bay. 54 oakland. and also around freemen. -- fremont. livermore 53 degrees. it going to be's -- it' to be freezing. at subfreezing tomorrow morning frosty conditions expected. chilly morning thursday. you will notice the trend carries over as we head into the weekend. below average temperatures. for the start of hanukkah at sundown on sunday, looking really nice. increasing clouds monday. slight possibility of a few showers tuesday. not a done deal but it is a possibility. kristen: temperate excitement. volunteers at the congregation of glide in san francisco were hard at work brightening the holiday season. they are bags filled with toys and holiday wish list items as part of the 42nd annual toy wonderland event. families count on glide and its donors to help when times are tough. >> the people we serve in our community, not only live in poverty but they are exponentially impacted by what is going on with, thh cost of lingn ion o famili do not have -- ou families do not have the means. to make ends m

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