ryan: three different locations in san ramon where you can get sandbags. they are available, as well as zip ties. we have seen a few people utilize that earlier this evening. you do need to bring your own shovel so keep that in mind. if you can't make it to san ramon or need to go elsewhere in contra costa county, there are plenty of ones available throughout the different cities in the county. ryan curry, abc7news. ama: thank you. traveling to the tahoe area can be difficult, if not impossible which could result in dangerous conditions. take a look at this video of white out conditions. for now, there are no chain controls on 80 over the summit. leanne melendez is in the newsroom with more. >> you know how it is. regardless of what we tell them, some people will travel to tahoe despite the bad weather conditions. the people who live there are used to this and know what to do but it is not only snow again, it is also rain that has both visitors and locals concerned. lake tahoe rental prices on airbnb have been slashed following cancellations. with more sno

"today in the bay"'s bob redell is live in san ramon this morning. talk about what this means for customers there. >> reporter: good morning to you. east bay mud just announced that starting today it will no longer penalize the people who live in this neighborhood behind me in san ramon or the other 1.4 million customers throughout contra costa and alameda counties, for excessive water usage. this is a penalty that had been in effect since the drought, but the drought is now over. so east bay mud says the recent storms have restored their reservoirs to 88%, and they expect them to refill fully to 100% with the incoming snowmelt, which will be later in the spring and summertime. in addition to the cessation of the excessive water usage penalty, the water agencies also no longer are mandating customers cut back usage by 10%. instead, they're asking them to do it voluntarily. you might recall earlier this year the board for east bay mud voted to roll back the 8% drought surcharge effective march 1st. some water conservation measures are still in effect.

go up and down through san ramon. all the way through dublin, pleasanton and livermore and there is rain in the north bay. on the wide view as we track this, showers remain like this through the course of the next two hours. it will be fairly widespread and then after 9:00 or 10:00, things are quieting down and turning off. looking at the totals, up to 3/4 inch of rain in the heavy spots. we do not expect flooding, this is not the kind of rain that we saw moving through with the previous two storms. it will be breezy with no wind advisories and i want to show you the wind speed coming up in a few minutes. >>> police are looking for the thieves who hit a rolex star in the ship ranch shopping center. this is cell phone footage from a nearby store showing the burglars breaking into the jewelry store on friday in the middle of the day with dozens of shoppers around. now, the story from san ramon. >> the robbery in broad daylight at this busy shopping center, but nobody can do anything because the robbers had guns. the gun

. >>> now at 8:00, a storeowner in san ramon in disbelief, after the story is robbed in broad daylight. >> it is sad, i have to say. i guess, safe anywhere. >> the search for a 1-year-old boy in san francisco taken from his daycare, police are looking for. >>> after two days of sunshine, rain is just hours away. david pack has got a full forecast. >>> breaking music, we will tell you how artists are coming together to support victims and monterey county. >>> live, from the cbs duties in san francisco, i'm andrea mcconnell. >> and i am brian. >>> top story at 8:00, a shopping center hit by thieves. don joins us live, from san ramon, with details from the surveillance video. >>> yeah, brian, actually two cell phone videos of the robbery. that robbery happened inside a jewelry store at this upscale shopping center. that close, following yesterday's robbery. a gunman held up jewelers friday at 2:30, a customer eating at a restaurant across from the store shot the cell phone video, showing a worker keeping both hands up. inside the store, the robbers smashed display cases and took expensive

in broad daylight with dozens of shoppers around. >> in san ramon, he has the story. >> reporter: the robbery happened in broad daylight at this busy shopping center but no one could do anything because the robbers had guns.>> he's holding a guy up against the window. >> reporter: around 2:30 pm, a witness shot cell phone video,u both hands up>> the guy has a gun, block the doors. >> reporter: robbers smashed display cases and took expensive items, the family owned store sells high-end jewelry and rolex watches. >> and a double take. this is exactly what is going on. okay yes. >> it was definitely shock.>> reporter: the general manager of delarosa, he was in the restaurant and shot the video of a robber pointing a gun at a security guard. all of that happening with hundreds of shoppers nearby. >> packed with kids, and a lot more than this, yesterday was the day off from school, was a lot going on, this was happening. >> reporter: witnesses solve several robbers, some with guns, and williams-sonoma, both workers and customers were in shock >> i locked both sets of doors and i got all o

if you cannot come to san ramon are plenty of other areas across the county to go and will up sandbags to deal with flooding as storm approaches. julian: thank you so much ryan. sandbags a hot ticket item san mateo and santa clara counties. people picking up sandbags in palo alto, redwood city, you get more information about sandbag distribution by going to your county's website. larry: pg andy cruz -- pg and crews out in force preparing for the storm. what are you doing specifically to prepare for this? >> we have been preparing for the storm with our meteorology team tracking it. making sure everything is in place. what we're doing right now is making sure we have crews going from areas we expect will be lesser hit to the harder hit areas. place a -- places here in the bay, south bay, north bay, the peninsula area. we are making sure the yards are stockpiled with the increment we may need if we see damage. paul's, wires -- polls other clement that could be damaged in the -- equipment that could be damaged in the storm. we are expecting gusty winds that can send debris flying through

bob redell is in san ramon breaking down what this means for customers. >> reporter: east bay m.u.d.ust announced starting today it will no longer penalize people who live here or the other 1.4 million customers throughout contra costa and alameda county for excessive water usage. this was a penalty in effect during the drought, but here we are out of the drought. we're getting more rain as you can see behind me, and those reservoirs are starting to fill up again. east bay m.u.d. says its reservoir, because of the recent storms, are now at 88%, and they expect them refill fully to 1 100% with the snow melt. the water agency is no mandating customers cut back usage by 10%. they're asking them to do that 10% voluntarily. again, no longer a mandate. you might recall earlier this year, the board for east bay m.u.d. voted to roll back its 8% surcharge effective march 1st. some water conservation measures, however, are still in effect. east bay m.u.d. landscape water, potable water, no watering of astroturf allowed. if you're watering your car with a hose, they ask that hose has a nozzle o

. >> this is the san ramon creek. i can hear it right now. i can late december when the nearby neighborhood solve those problems here in danville, this area where i am standing, was completely flooded. >> it was a muddy mess, very thick. j.r.: as to how those are preparing now in the neighborhood, sandbags could be seen at at least two different houses, streets are clear, and homes are working. >> well, i need to fix -- they fixed my roof, thank goodness. try to get out as much mud that was therefrom before. had my some check pumps checked. they are working fine. j.r.: j.r. stone, abc 7. reggie: pg&e diverted crews to areas expected to to get hit hard. they expect downed power lines and outages. they have this advice for bay area residents. >> having things like lash lights with fresh batteries instead of candles, charging electronics from now, electric vehicles, so we are anticipating outages and want to make sure people plan ahead. reggie: another reminder, have ice ready or a cooler prepared in the event of a prolonged outage to keep food

down a little bit harder around san leandro just south of highway. 24 in between walnut creek in san ramon, you also see an uptick in rainfall there. very briefly. also some moderate showers from san mateo down the mountain view. overall, it's been fairly quiet for a lot of the south bay and even parts of the east bay. but heavier rainfall is going to work its way in. you see those bands offshore. those are going to make their way our direction and in the process will result in increased rainfall, intensity as well as increase wind speeds. half moon bay already very windy. 46 mile per hour gusts and we'll see peak gust. our mountain tops 50 60, even 70 miles per hour. so the risk of some downed trees, loss of power. certainly an issue again. through the 9 o'clock hour, we'll really see some heavy rainfall across all areas of the bay and increasing further south towards 10:11am, even towards noon. so not the best lunch hour to be getting outside. maybe pack the lunch or better yet. just stay home. work from home day is a great option. today into the evening tonight we'll see our widespread

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

as we head over to san ramon, 35 degrees currently and our temperatures will be near freezing. you may have some frost on the windshield, but as you get going we are going to see some sunshine today, helping our temperatures feel a little bit better, even though it's still going to be cold, only reaching 55 in fremont, as well as novato, and 55 in san mateo. going into tomorrow, highs reaching into the upper 50s for some spots, and then looking down the line to a few days of dry weather before it returns on saturday. if you do have weekend outdoor plans, it's going to be raining off and on and we'll see snow levels coming back down to about 2,000 feet, especially on sunday when those temperatures will be dropping. so only a little bit of time to enjoy the milder temperatures and sunshine. by the weekend we'll see more changes ahead. >>> mike, you were looking at something on the san mateo bridge. >> one of our traffic sources reports something, a hazard, maybe a disabled vehicle. i'm trying to sort out the rest of the details. it was reported mid-span, across the bay bridge. we

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of our heaviest of rain right across the east bay in the hills between oakland, walnut creek in san ramonreally seen it coming down. heavy downpours there on the slopes of mount diablo stretching out of the delta in really don't need to see that rain anymore because we have a lot of flooding occurring out there. grounds already saturated here in the bay. so that rain is piling up quickly. that's the flood advisories spreading northward. now from the santa cruz mountains in the south bay. now up to the peninsula and up the east bay shoreline. so watch for some areas of standing water on roadways says heavy rain makes its way through the worst risk of flooding today is actually from la to san diego. as you can see, we do have even marginal risk of flooding for the south bay in the santa cruz mountains, the santa cruz mountains where i really focused on because of that heavy, intense rainfall that we did see all morning long and will continue to see pushing through at times today. now we'll widespread rain for about another hour or 2. after that. we'll see pockets of clearing. now. we will s

of rain in the east bay hills as well as out towards and on over to concord and bay point down to san ramonyou've also got a pocket of heavy rainfall there. showers are in the light to moderate side. but some of those inland areas are definitely getting some heavy rain at this moment. also note that we still have the low elevation snowfall up around about hamilton as well as in the north bay mountains, too. snow really coming down now up in the sierra nevada. this is all something that changes as temperatures warm up our atmospheric river, going to be a warmer system. that means a lot of snow melt and the risk of flooding at the tail end of this week. temperatures are currently in the 40's. it's pretty mild, actually san jose at 45 san francisco and oakland at 47, even much of the north bay in the 40's to get things started. and although breezy right now winds will generally calm down through the day as skies clear out really nicely late morning into the afternoon. great job. thank so that we've been tracking in accident on the san mateo bridge. >> 92 westbound there about 30 minutes to mak

san ramon, if you're traveling along 6.80, you are slowing down.nitely seen traffic building croghan out towards the mayes. 35 minute drive for you this morning. let's go ahead and check on 17. if you are taking that santa cruz traveling up to los gatos, going to take you around 30 minutes. daria. james, back to you. thank you. 7.49, and hotels and temperatures go are getting ready to hire more than 1200 new workers. >> this because they're expecting a big tourist season this summer and help recruit retain workers. they are offering wages of at least $23 an hour along with benefits and the chance to advance. >> we offer average in san francisco. >> is expensive place to we understand that we want to make sure that, you we've got sign-on retention bonuses for folks and since the pandemic increasing focus on the well-being of our employees. >> the american hotel lodging association says the anticipated increase in demand for san francisco hotel rooms can be partially attributed to mayor breed's commitment to improving public safety. the group says th

está la imagen del radar y podemos ver la línea que trajo el granizo empezamos por ver que pasa por san ramón los próximos horas se está bella luna vemos que viene lluvia para nosotros lluvia que es importante seconectará de deja o al literalmente llevaran un efecto región esto complica la situación por tanto nieve acumulada con agua cálida comenzado a derretirse de forma instantánea este es el panorama los próximos días pasó frente soy de la mañana alguna lluvia del miércoles atención el de jueves cuando entras este mito explotó aún saber en pantalla de un suficiente soporte del jueves aquí le informaremos desde el río atmosférico y regresamos. >>> las siete gente fue contra el gobernador vemos que no habrá negocios anuncia que no venderán astillas abortivas de tener que ver visión de promoción comercial ni declara que sería vendido en los estados . >>> tomó la decisión de proveer estos medicamentos y puede poner en riesgo la relación y lo deportes están el doctor ya te puede ver. y verá mucho más de lo que piensas. verá cómo tus pasos se quiebran. pero también verá que tu espíritu es valien

this was in the city center in san ramon. say it was four armed suspects who took off in a white jeep cherokee and an orange dodge charger. in a move to protect lgbtq+ foster children, lawmakers and advocates are getting behind a bill to bolster the vetting process before placing them in homes. as tara campbell explains, there are already protective laws in the books but some feel there is more that needs to be done. >> of all children that need to be most protected, this is one of the most vulnerable groups. tara: a plea for more protection for lgbtq+ foster children. jill jacobs is helping place children in care. jill we have had children that : have gone into foster homes, with foster parents who have not been supportive, have been abusive verbally, emotionally, sometimes physically. children have literally been kicked out of the house. tara: lgbtq+ children are overrepresented in the foster system and are at far greater risk for suicide. while california does have laws to ensure they are placed in supportive homes, some d

and san ramone, seeing heavy downpours, as well. what we want to focus on is the atmospheric river. things pick up tomorrow night into tuesday's commute. so a lot to get through. i'll be back in a little bit. >>> we'll stick with the weather, and in just 24 hours, this catastrophic flooding happened to our south. we told you about this yesterday morning about evacuation orders in monterey county, with more rising water yesterday, the flooding started forcing people from their homes 25 miles south of this, in parts of selinas. as we told you yesterday morning, that levy right there broke friday night, sending water rushing through the small town. fire crews worked throughout the day to make dozens of water rescues. the town sits 90 miles south of san francisco. it is made up of mostly farm workers. more than 8,000 people were ordered to evacuate. first responders helped more than 50 homes evacuate yesterday. the chair of the monterey county board of supervisors says they are expecting people to pour into evacuation centers. right now, there are only two centers in watsonville and sel

comunidades como la deeste de auckland >> con pancartas en mano este grupo de manifestantes se manifestó san ramóncia investigación >> queremos decirles que ahora necesitamos cambiar nuestro sistema de energía eléctrica >> alegan que el gobernador no ha hecho responsable a la compañía >> reconstruir y hacer las figuras porque muchos por cualquier viento se caen y causan incendios >> también señalaron de inaceptable los cortes que afectaron a 50 y 4000 usuarios al este de auckland >> no tenía luz por tres días no podíamos comer no podíamos hacer casi nada >> no pudimos usar microondas nuestras máquinas de la casa, nuestros teléfonos >> un portavoz expresó en un comunicado que presentarán una investigación afinal de este mes estos manifestantes forman parte de una iniciativa denominada (nombre) que exige energía y aire limpio >> también le pidieron al gobernador que descentralice la energía y que no sea solo una compañía encargada queremos energía eléctrica que es local de una compañía que trabaja con nosotros y por nosotros y la gente >> vámonos a santa rosa la comunidad se reunió a raíz del apuñal

this happened in san ramon.es say it was four armed suspects who took off any weight g jeep -- white jeep cherok dod. the woman's information is asked to contact police. in a move to er children, lawmad advocates are behind a bill to bolster the vetting process before placing them in homes. while there are already some loss on the books, some saving more needs to be done. >> about the children that need to be most protected, this is one of the most vulnerable groups. >> a plea for more protection for lgbtq+ foster children. jill jacobs is helping place children in care. >> we have had children that have gone into foster homes, with foster parents who have not been supportive, have been abusive verbally, emotionally, sometimes physically. children have literally been kicked out. >> lgbtq+ children are overrepresented in the foster system and are at far greater risk for suicide. while california does have laws to ensure they are placed in supportive homes, some day it all short. >> we think it is necessary to spel

nos movemos hacia la penÍnsula y hacia el este, y en san francisco tenemos 49, mientras que san ramÓnregiÓn, pero delante del frente vamos a ver esos chubascos de lluvia. a las 12 de la madrugada un poco mÁs hacia san mateo, tambiÉn moviÉndose hacia el resto de nuestra Área. en resumen, mantÉngase con ese impermeable de sÁbado a domingo y luego el domingo mantÉngase con ese paraguas, porque usted lo necesitarÁ, ademÁs no olvide abrigarse. paola: nos estaba hablando de las lluvias y con el paso de estas tormentas en estas Últimas semanas muchos vendedores ambulantes no trabajaron, pero hay opciones para estos vendedores, una de ellas es transferir sus negocios a redes sociales, aprovechando que en el mundo digital no llueve. un experto en redes sociales nos dice como pueden comenzar estos empresarios. >> puedes identificar quien es tu cliente ideal, cual es la red social que mÁs usan. paola: si no sabe quÉ contenidos subirÁ estas aplicaciones tambiÉn nos da otro consejo. >> yo tomarÍa mi telÉfono celular, lo pongo en un trÍpode, lo pongo en una esquina y documento lo que tengo que hace

medicamentos para no pasar una temporada extrema de alergia >> y decenas de personas protestan en san ramónirle sobre especialistas malintencionados arleen fernández nos dice por qué que tener mucho cuidado >> en la actualidad cuando nos encontramos en momentos difíciles existen los préstamos sin embargo es importante que este bien informado antes de pedir uno >> el alto costo de vida en el área de la bahía ha obligado muchas personas a vivir al día algunos recurriendo prestamistas para pagar sus deudas y terminar aún más endeudados es por eso que (nombre) dice estar comprometido a liberar a las personas del estado de los prestamistas malintencionados >> hay leyes que vigilan las operaciones sin embargo creo que son de los menos beneficiosos y tienen un alto potencialles así ojo si es posible evite los préstamos de día de pago y es que este tipo de préstamo puede convertir una necesidad a corto plazo en un ciclo inasequible a largo plazo entonces cómopuede salir del apuro agote todas las opciones existentes antes de adquirir un préstamo si visite el dinero por saldar una cuenta comuníquese

this was in the city center in san ramon. at least four armed suspects took off in a white jeep cherokee after breaking display cases inside the store. anyone with information is asked to contact the san ramon police up department. in a move to protect lgbt children they are getting a bill to increase the vetting process. there are already protective laws in the books but some say more needs to be done. >> of all of the children who needs to be the most protected this is a -- this is one of the most vulnerable groups. >> a plea for more protection for lgbtq+ foster children. she is the ceo of family builders, a nonprofit helping place children in care. >> we have had children who have gone until foster home -- foster homes with foster parents who have not been supportive and have been abusive verbally and emotionally and even physically. there have been children who have been kicked out of the house. >> lgbtq+ children are overrepresented in the foster care system and are at greater risk for suicide. while california has laws

i wanted to put it northbound because if you're driving from san ramon to danville, it is going to beord, walnut creek, also very slow in 80 in the last few minutes has really piled in. now we have a look at the bay bridge toll plans so you can see the that traffic is going to be slow. let's take a look at the same mateo bridge. that's better if you want to use that instead, dumbarton bridge doesn't look too bad. let's talk about that silicon valley commute now you can see one. oh, one all of a sudden has some slow traffic out of redwood city in the palo alto and so does northbound one on one, so we had been okay. but now if you don't have to be on one on one, get over the 2 80 instead. 101 is kind of a mess between let's say redwood city and sunnyvale both directions. 8 18. let's go to steve. now with today's weather. thank you, sir . little bit of a break here today. there are some areas of sun, although it wouldn't take much to get this system rotated another band, and you can watch the lows off it right up there, but watch how the rotating on syria's little bands coming and one's

reporting live in san ramon, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> some good news for a change. thanks a lot, bob. >>> growing fallout in washington from the recent collapse of silicon valley bank. federal regulators, once again in the spotlight on capitol hill, one day after getting a grilling from senate lawmakers. "today in the bay's" brie jackson is in washington for us live this morning. now lawmakers, the house lawmakers want to get the details behind the regional bank meltdown. >> reporter: good morning, marcus. there's still a lot of unanswered questions here. so during yesterday's hearing, bank regulators said that mismanagement was mostly to blame for silicon valley bank's downfall. but they also acknowledge that more oversight is needed. the nation's top bank regulators on the hot seat following the recent collapse of signature bank and silicon valley bank. >> for over a year regulators were saying to this bank, straighten up and fly right, and they never did a damn thing about it. >> the risks were there that the regulators were pointing out and the bank didn't take

if you're going to be coming the livermore or san ramon, we've been seeing this issue. you can see just how widespread the red across the board is here. now, if you are thinking san mateo bridge, that's what i want to take today. will tran has been out there. he's been talking about that for most of the morning. you can do that or you can also take bar or maybe even the ferry, right, darren james, this point that might be quicker salute. we've got will out there as part of our team coverage and he's been keeping in the high when we first started chatting with him in the 5 o'clock hour. didn't seem. >> too bad there. but every time we come back to visit, it looks like the volume gets bigger and bigger got out that that's the better way around. let's go out and get a live look at what's going on now. will. >> people are doing this. james and darya that thousand-mile stare like i can't believe this is happening and it is they thought they would dodged a bullet by hopping on to the san mateo bridge. but the damage already done, even though the lanes have been cleared on the

san francisco over to oakland back over to hayward, san ramon conquered and then right back across. own along the peninsula and into the santa cruz mountains, san jose and santa clara valley. many reports of hail in the santa cruz mountains already today, there's a couple of bands that are going to move on shore that are going to be pretty intense here in the next couple of hours forties on the temps. very, very cool for us, but this low i mean, it's not going to be out of the picture until probably this time tomorrow, so i would expect a wide variety of cold rain thunderstorms hail and we'll just do it all over again. i do think there's some light rain on the weekend. nothing big, but there are signs of another big system next week, although it won't be on tuesday, it will be on thursday. that's the way it looks but fifties on the 10th cold, damp, breezy off and on rain thunderstorms, low snow levels. rainbow weather today fifties on the tamps amazingly cool for us. it's also been brought to my attention. i should have briefly the bud break on. a lot of the grapevines has just barel

san ramon in seminole traffic's moving at the limit, clocking out towards the maze about 60 minutes. if you take and 24 wannacry down to 5.80, a little under 13 minutes star. james, back to you. >> thank you. reyna is 5.19, for your money this morning. governor newsom's updated plan that would allow the state to impose financial penalties on oil companies is now one step closer to becoming law. the assembly send the legislation to the governor's desk yesterday afternoon state senator nancy skinner of berkeley authored the bill. she says if it passes, it will protect californians from skyrocketing prices. >> when prices go higher, $2.60 higher in california than anywhere else. what's the reason? and if it's because there's any manipulation versus just natural supply issues, then we have the right to hold those oil companies accountable. >> this bill would create an independent oil watchdog division with the power to subpoena and allow the california energy commission to decide whether to impose financial penalties on oil companies deemed to be price gouging or making excessive profits

be taken 8.80, let's travel over to the east bay, just 20 minutes down towards milpitas to some san ramon as not seen major issues. a lot of fun. 80 back past livermore. that's the slowest. if you're traveling from hayward into oakland, a little under 14 minutes starry. james, back to you. thank you, anna. 5.19, and the shooter in the deadly mass shooting at a school in nashville, tennessee. >> audrey hale identifies as transgender and that's been a hot topic in that state where it is now illegal for used to receive gender affirming care. this is what the cover of the new york post looked like yesterday. the hashtag trans terrorism trended on twitter. some republican politicians who just that hales identity as a trans person is the reason that they enter the covenant school carrying guns. a georgia congresswoman, marjorie taylor, greene posted on twitter saying, quote, how much owns like testosterone medication for mental illness was the transgender nashville school shooter taking. everyone can stop blaming guns now, end quote, chair of the san francisco democratic party, an lgbt advocate

around 10:00 this morning ice pepper to windshields and homes in san ramon. decks were sprinkled with small pieces of ice. the hail quickly melted into puddles. early this morning streets, cars and streets turned ic. this is how it looked new your clairemont avenue and grizzly point. highway 24 was slick. hail made it risky for drivers on the roads. we saw lightning in san francisco. this is from highway 101 where there was also flooding overnight. >> let's take a live look outside. you can see a lul in storm. spencer christian says there is another storm rolling into the bay. >> will it looks like a lull for the most of the area the north bay is about to get some showers. you can see the moisture having moved on in parts of the north bay. what is more impressive is the line of showers that will be swinging through shortly. this storm is a level 1 one tonight and tomorrow. we will have periods of rain. some snow in the higher peaks and a slight chance of thunder. by 9:00 tonight, maybe later we will see the next wave of widespread and steady rain pushing on s

right now we're seeing widespread light rain into san ramon and dublin.l us as well seeing some light showers. but it's this atmospheric river that we're really going to have to watch out for and plan ahead for as early as thursday night. we could start to notice some light bands of rain arriving in the north bay by 8 o'clock for your thursday evening. this storm going to tap into some tropical moisture from hawaii. so it is going to be a warmer core storm and that's going help warm up temperatures next weekend back into the 60's, which is where we should really going to peak during the early overnight hours into our friday morning, widespread light to moderate rain is expected all day on friday and even through saturday morning. that's when that storm is going to exit the bay area. no word yet on rain totals. but as we inch closer to thursday into friday, we'll have a better outlook of the timing and actual rain totals. but from now, until then, we are tracking a slick commute out there. low golden gate bridge. no rain out there right now. but we did see

police are comparing notes with other law enforcement agencies in hopes of catching these robbers in san ramontwo news. a new attend police in the south. they are investigating a homicide in east san jose. police say officers found a mandate in the 2500 block of fontaine road near bayshore freeway, but they did not say how the man died. we're still waiting for police to release more details here as the case was initially classified as a suspicious death. this is the sixth homicide of the year in san jose. update now on a robbery and catalytic converter theft on the peninsula, the san mateo county sheriff's office has arrested 25 year old christopher hernandez. in that case, officers say hernandez is the man who was caught on camera in the emerald hills neighborhood of redwood city on thursday. that person was accused of stealing a catalytic converter pulling a gun on someone what he noticed he was being filmed and taking that person's phone. hernandez is being held on a $100,000 bail. former police chief oakland former oakland police chief laurent armstrong continues his fight to clear his nam

but the san ramon, you're looking great. aveling along a 85, 80, maybe from hayward of towards oakland or san leandro up towards oakland, it's going to take you a little under 20 minutes to make that drive 101 of the south bay. 44 minutes, 85 up towards menlo park. let's get a look at highway 4 and can to concord about 18 minutes. darya. james, back to you. >> thanks a lot. right now, it is 7.49 right now and everything everywhere. all at once was the big winner. yeah. it took have an award at the oscars, including best picture and it beat out some pretty big budget films to do it to avatar. elvis. the latest top gun movie. sam rubin has a >> sunday night at the oscars deeper. some of winners turned into the real winners as one film had a particularly good evening. welcome to the 95th oscars. >> they came in with the most nominations in everything everywhere. all at once came out with the most oscar wins 7 in all, including 3 of the 4 major acting awards along with best director and best picture. >> and the oscar goes to ever

wanna creek in san ramon traffic still pretty light even along 5, 18, 80 this morning. e traveling there, the bay bridge, 10 minute drive as you're heading into the city, meteor lights still off of the san mateo bridge about 12 minutes. a 80 to 101. if you're traveling across towards the peninsula, a richmond center fell bridge about 7 minutes there and that golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 18 minutes, not seeing the strong winds like we saw yesterday. well, in that flag back and forth, james. >> thank you very much. rain are let's talk about the power outage situation because we have thousands of people dealing with it this morning. tuesday's windstorm knocking out power to more than 167,000 customers in the entire bay area. this is pg e's live. look at their map showing us where the markers indicate the power is out right now. like i said, more than 167,000 without power. if you look the north bay comparatively unscathed there couple 1000 customers without power. so it's it's not a good morning for them. but compared to the rest of the bay, they sort of escape the

traffic building southbound 8.80, and right here along to 38 is well, if you're coming from maybe san ramonvermore, that area. so you are going to encounter slight delays as soon as you hit the san mateo bridge. we'll check in on the drive times the going up now, 20 minutes. that's what it says. remember that number keep going up in changing as the morning goes on on the richmond, sandra fell bridge about 60 minutes tolls to 1, 1, as you're traveling out of richmond and the golden gate bridge, a 20 minute ride. if i have the option to work from home, i would take that today or i would take bart or maybe even the ferry will tran has been live outside has been really talk about what's going on on the ground there see has, fact. >> that's all part of our team coverage this morning. we are focused solely on this big issue for morning commute and we are seeing the alternate routes back up a let's go to kron. four's will tran now at the san mateo bridge and will you were saying before it didn't seem that bad. but as word gets out, it's starting to build. >> word has gotten out guys and a lot of p

never give up attitude of this team, best illustrated by its remarkable comeback last month against san ramonhat game against srv were down by like, i think, 27 30 points at half and i think we just fought our way back, so i feel like the way we just stay together as a team. resilience is really important to us. what makes them special? just their selflessness. they really literally a lot of great teams talk about it. but these guys embody just fighting for each other and being about each other and revel in each other's success. so when did coach hansen first realized that he might have a championship caliber team probably said it happened down in san diego when we went down to play editori brian's tournament in the in the national division. um that it was a real eye opening competition. you know, we played mikey williams, the youtube sensation in the second round, and just really took it to those guys, and it was just a fearless effort. and then we went to more games against nasty ranked teams . that's when i knew this group was special. three more wins to get one at a time. starting saturda

last 6.80, through and even san ramon.re in the green, which means removing at the limit. there, the south bay 1, 0, one. 33 minute ride. 85 up to menlo park. will to 18? 82 still nice and light. i've seen major issues along highway 17 as well. that's good news. ca get out towards the maze about 16 minutes. and let's check on highway 4 for you. any act into conquered about? 22 minutes darya. james, back to you. thank you. rate is 6.50, right now and big changes coming to spotify, including. >> a new home feed i dj rich demuro takes a look in today's tech smart. >> it's a wild because it's sold. begin like he's blowing up. but i'm >> honored and humbled to be the xavier jernigan will soon be in the years of millions of music listeners go to the music tab. i dj is right there. and you'll ex. i mean, dj. hey, in is a music industry vet and spotify's first ai dj. i'm giving you fun facts about the music and give me fun facts about how you listen and give you context. i'm x, come from this moment on. i'm going to be id jail. sp

san ramon traveling along the air 8.80, hayward up towards oakland. going to take a little to no time around 14 minutes to make that drive clocking out towards the maze about 21 minutes there highway for about 24 minutes, antioch, into conquered. and we still have an accident. 80 eastbound at the carquinez bridge and now looks like the tow company as either close, but they're working on getting that cleared up. you can still get through you kind of slow down once you hit the bridge reasons. back to you. thanks. a lot of rain is 6.19, in the east bay. one person is dead. they were shot in richmond yesterday around 11:30am, in the morning on aberdeen way. >> that's where police found the victim. they were already dead when the police got there and we don't know about the situation how that has shooting happened. the police are investigating as the first homicide in the city of richmond this year. and the north bay, santa rosa. police say that a 15 year-old student took this knife to school, had it in their backpack at school. police responded to the arr

championships are underway and one of the top ring teams in all of northern california hails from san ramona closer look at how dirty valley is risen from a relatively new program to a bay area powerhouse. the final buzzer sounded last saturday in the north coast section finals. doherty valley had beaten perennial power delasau to capture its first ever section championship. and for head coach mike hansen. the moment was extra special. every kid who ever played here, every kid who ever played the yv, everyone who's ever coached with me. this was all for them. i mean, this was like we don't you know, i ran into the stands and hug my dad like i don't get there without the roots that he put in me about this game roots run deep. hanson is the only men's basketball coach doherty valley has ever known. hired in 2007. when the school first opened first year we opened the school with only freshmen and sophomores. played a jv schedule . the next year, we had to play of rc schedule with just juniors , and it was a long year was two and 26. i never thought we'd get here. um i mean, on my dad a lot. he

the san ramon valley high alum coming off a 28-9 season with utah valley state, taking over a cow program that went 3-29 and led to the firing of mark fox. he will be formally introduced on monday. sports on a ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you can beat it! ♪ visit youcanbeatit.org or call 833-422-4255 to ask for medication to treat covid-19. give your small business one tech solution that checks or all the boxes.255 it's all here with the comcast business complete connectivity solution. peace of mind with cyberthreat security. the power of the largest, fastest reliable network. plus, save up to 75% a year with comcast business mobile. the complete connectivity solution. from the company powered by the next generation 10g network. get started for just $49 a month. and ask about an $800 prepaid card. comcast business. powering possibilities™. ama: thank you so much for watching. dan: we appreciate your time. >> announcer: from hollywood, it is "jimmy kimmel live!." tonight, jason bateman, ali wo wong, and music from stray kids. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> jimm

a few lingering showers right around san leandro on up towards san ramon.ouple of snow flurries up around mount hamilton as well. now this low pressure area incur to our north has streams cold air consistently our direction for the past few weeks. this is when the snow has been piling up feet upon feet up in the sierra. now that we've got solid snow pack, we're taking a turn for the warmer and wetter as we see an atmospheric river. that's tropical moisture from the central pacific. that gets funneled right up our direction. there's that moisture plume and bam arrives to california come thursday. this is going to result in heavy and prolonged rainfall through thursday, friday into saturday for the bay area. it's not as much of a concern as it is. the sierra nevada as snow levels increase will see rainfall in areas where snow has been falling. that's going to wash away a lot of that snow pack likely swelling, small streams and resulting in potential flooding up there. so we'll be watching it very closely come thursday, friday and saturday. as for today, a bit

hey, we're not seeing major issues to san ramon along still nice and light 5.80, traveling to oakland from haywood. no major issues it 80 as you're traveling up, you are slowing down just a bit. not by much. crockett down towards the maze along 5, 18, 80 17 minutes to make that dry. if you are going to be taken, maybe 24 wannacry down to 5.80, just under 13 minutes. gloria, james, back to you. thanks. a lot of 18 and tomorrow, bart's, regular yellow line service through our renda is going to be schlep. it's going to take some time. >> know covers will tran following the story for us out at the rim to station to explain what is happening this weekend. hey, well. >> james, the yellow line will be orange, meaning detour signs. if you want to think it like that because this will be the last stop. if you're going from, say walnut creek into oakland or san francisco because once you get to all rendon, then you'll have to hop off the trains and then get on a bus. and then reconnect rockridge station, which is the next station over. if you're hopping on a train in a perfect world, that's prob

all of northern california hails from san ramon are jason appelbaum takes a closer look now at how jordihas risen from a relatively new program to a bay area powerhouse. and the final buzzer sounded last saturday in the north coast section finals. doherty valley had beaten perennial power day lasalle to capture its first ever section championship. and for head coach mike hansen. the moment was extra special. every kid who ever played here, every kid who ever played the yv, everyone who's ever coached with me. this was all for them. i mean, this was like we don't you know, i ran into the stands and hug my dad like i don't get there without the roots that he put in me about this game. those roots run deep. hanson is the only men's basketball coach doherty valley has ever known. hired in 2007. when the school first opened first year we opened the school with only freshmen and sophomores. played a jv schedule . the next year, we had to play of rc schedule with just juniors, and it was a long year was two and 26. i never thought we'd get here. um my dad a lot. he had been through it. mike has

really started to accumulate in daly city and san ramon, people with umbrellas, wet roads, wet pavement, you know the drill. be careful when you're driving. and this was the season earlier this morning in san francisco. not a downpour but enough rain to make you wet and cold. you've been tracking the latest for us. what can we expect this evening? >> you mentioned the cold. we have freeze warnings in place and frost advisories heading into tonight and tomorrow. so this is going into this evening. you can see how beautiful it looks. we've got the cloud cover. this will be the tail end of it. we're seeing the rain push through. so this is satellite radar. you can see this and plenty of sierra snow. i want to zoom this in using our doppler storm ranger so you can see the rain coming down. we've got some lighter pockets in san francisco. notice parts of the northeast, we have a little wintry mix through clear lake and that is an area included in those winter advisories. so the storm ranger seeing the rain moving into parts of san jose before the to make its way into morgan hill and then in

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reporter: this is the san ramon creek. i can hear it flowing now. this area where i'm standing was completely flooded out. >> it was a quite big, muddy mess. very thick. reporter: as to how those in the neighborhood preparing now, sandbags can be seen at two different houses, streets are now clear and homes are working. >> well, i fixed my roof. thank goodness. tried to get out as much of the mud as was there from before. had my sump pumps checked. they are sill working fine. reporter: in danville, j.r. stone, abc7 news. ama: the last time we saw one come through the area, homes and an entire stretch of 101 had to be shut down. employees filled up more than 4,000 sandbags who were dropped off and quickly distributed in morgan hill too today. if you're looking to get sobbed up on sandbags where you live visit your county's websites. dan: those living and working atop mount hamilton are bracing for the weather. they have dealt with power out annals and constant snow trouble and more. reporter: the snow covered summit of mount hamilton is home to about

check out these amazing videos, one from san ramon and another from vallejo.ashing light? captured around 2:20 this morning. the space and science center confirmed to us, yes, it was indeed a meteor. it likely started out as a small asteroid out in space and then burned up when it entered the earth's atmosphere. sightings from fremont, oakland and in san jose. >>> and check this out in southern california snow covering many of the highest peaks, certainly spectacular to look at. up to 7 feet of snow fell this week this is near lake arrow head. the last time southern california saw any snow was in 2019. while it's beautiful, it can be dangerous. 13 counties are still under emergency warnings. obviously for this area because there's mammoth would see snow all the time. an immense amount of snow. >> that lake arrow head, my son's junior high field trip was going this week. >> did they make it? >> they had to cancel it. >> a bummer for them but safety first. the roads there, they can't even access it. >> we're in for another 1 to 4 feet across the sierra. we'll ge

protesters gathered outside of san ramon valley conference center. this is the first day of a two-day conference on wildfire prevention and suppression. this is where pg&e is a primary sponsor. those protesters are calling for the company to take accountability for the recent increase in utility rates. >> and every time there's a catastrophic fire and people die and there's a new settlement, pg&e jacks up the rates. so, basically, i pay hundreds of extra dollars so that pg&e shareholders can still maintain a profit while pg&e is killing people. >> last month governor gavin newsom called for a federal investigation into higher utility costs. and as of yesterday, federal regulators are looking to where someone manipulated california's natural gas market. pg&e released a statement saying in part, "we are working hard every day to reduce wildfire risk, and we welcome feedback from our regulators, stakeholders, community leaders, and customers because we know this makes us better and safer." >>> meta, the parent company of facebook, may lay off more than

and as you can see, we're still seeing that wet weather over san ramon. light scattered showers there and even over just east of livermore. but for those of you in santa rosa, we're seeing widespread light rain out there this evening with mill valley. also tracking some showers, but it's the atmospheric river off the coast. that is going to bring us inches of rain. so let's track it hour by hour with futurecast for as you can see, we are expecting slight chance of pop-up thunderstorms tonight through monday morning. and then we're going to get a little bit of a break from the wet weather for your monday afternoon. and then that moderate atmospheric river going to arrive for those of you in the north bay and even parts of the san francisco peninsula coastline by 6 o'clock for your monday night. and it's just going to strengthen. we're going to see pockets of pretty heavy downpours, thunderstorms, gusty winds, 50 to 70 miles per hour. will negatively impact your tuesday morning commute. so plan ahead and drive safely because we're all expecting at least an

he grew up in the east bay, went to san ramon valley high and then played his college ball at stanfordember those days. he won two rings in the nba with the lakers before getting into coaching. valley state. really well with that program. it's going to be a huge challenge to rebuild. the golden bears were 3-29 this season, and cal hasn't made to it the ncaa tournament since 2016. >> celebrating not one, but two state championships was one of the all-time greats in nba history. kareem abdul-jabbar. i'll have that story coming up. gigive your smsmall business o one tech sosolutin that c checks all the boboxes. it''s all hehere with ththe comcmcast busineness complee connnnectivity s solution. peace ofof mind withth cybeberthreat sesecurity. ththe power ofof the largeg, fastest rereliable netetwor. plusus, save up p to 75% a yr with comcacast businesess mob. the cocomplete connectivivity solutioion. frfrom the comompany popowered by t the next genereration 10g netwtwork. get t started for just $49 a momonth. and d ask about t an $8$800 prepaidid card. comcasast businessss. popowering poso