fog in the san ramon valley. temperatures, freezing, if not a little below. black ice could be an issue. san ramon 3rks3, goaetting clos there. walnut creek, 35. livermore, 43. san jose, 37. santa rosa, 43. here's how you need to dress this afternoon. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. 55 to 59. the same tomorrow. may get to 61 in san jose. rau rain-chilled air coming in on wednesday. the storm door is opening wednesday and lingering at least through sunday. and at least three times, we'll have moderate rain, if not pockets of heavy rain. i'll talk about that next. here's sue in for alexis. >> good morning, everyone. happy martin luther king day. light on the roadways as you might imagine. let's look at san jose 280 at the 880 overcrossing. a few head lights snaking on your screen from san jose to coop coopertino with a 12 minute drive by wolf road. to walnut creek, we're looking at the taillights headed southbound on 680 past north main street, making the turn to highway 24. eight minute drive to the 24 interchange from concord. we still have some flooding

so the winds are coming out of the east, that's going to push the fog up the san ramon valley and down into the sunol grade and the fog is going to stay mainly in the 101 corridor. temperatures coldest in san ramon out of everybody today, # 3 degrees there. we have got 41 in san jose, 43 in so he could, 42 in san francisco, top out about 53 to 56 today, upper 50s for tomorrow and into sunday. take a look at our next storm next. >>> next, it turns out size really does matter, at least when it comes to coffee, how the size of your cup could impact the taste. the taste. >>> also a brazen burglar in a hurry? no time for a bath? the taste. >>> also a brazen burglar johnson's head-to-toe cleansing cloths. they're twice as big as regular wipes, so you're done in half the time. and you're off. johnson's. for every little wonder. maybe almond breeze tastes because it's the only almondmilk made with california-grown blue diamond almonds. of course, if you ask one of our almond growers... there's no maybe about it. almond breeze. the best almonds make the best almondmilk. youthat's why you drink

been getting hammered all morning from concord, clayton and walnut creek through 680 into the san ramon valley area that 580/680 corridor. heavy rain into the sunol grade as well but then into san jose, and the santa clara valley, you say what rain? you're being shielded by the santa cruz mountains. they have most of the rain at the peninsula. we have rain at sfo, burlingame, as well. the highlands, belmont, foster city and los altos. safe, boy, look at this heavy rain around the mission district backing through market street right there into ingleside backing all the way into the sunset district. so it's a rainy start to your day. santa cruz a flash flood watch in effect buying a bit of a break. air temperature from 52 to 57 degrees balmy outside. that's all due to the winds. west-southwest 13 in oakland, 10 in berkeley, alameda seeing about 15-mile-per-hour winds. currently 11 at sfo. the winds will be sustained today 10 to about 20 miles per hour stronger gusts will not be as windy as yesterday. satellite and radar you can see where the jet stream is now just veering right into california p

san ramon. >> reporter: the call came into dispatchers just before 11 a.m. from the canyon lakes golf course. san ramon "valley fire" says a woman in her 50s or 60s was out for a walk along the course this morning when a poplar tree came crashing down near the 7th hole. you can see the branches left on the ground surrounded by caution tape in this video. firefighters with san ramon valley say the course was saturated and it was windy when this were called to the scene and they were stunned by the size of the downed tree because it was so small. >> it was a totally 7" diameter tree so in terms of trees of what we normally hear of falling down it wasn't a big monster tree. everything lined up so tragically for the circumstances. >> reporter: the woman was taken to san ramon regional medical center where she died. a representative from the course told kpix 5 the course is closed due to the storm. live in san ramon, andria borba, kpix 5. >>> watches and warnings are posted for much of the bay area. let's check with brian hackney. he is in the weather center for the latest. >> allen, juliette, here it comes! >> a l

we have details on our website. >> number five, tracking thick fog in the san ramon valleys. ack ice is an issue through 9:00. we'll see a lot of sunshine today. >> number six, following an accident eastbound. the san mateo bridge, the direction the head lights are headed in, getting crowded in the westbound direction. eastbound before the high-rise and delays in the eastbound direction. still flooding on 37. westbound lanes remain shut. >> number seven, authorities are trying to determine if this is the largest living alligator. it was spotted in a neighbor discovery center in lakeland, florida, yesterday. obviously, the video is popular online right now. viewers are calling this gator a dinosaur. >> wow. looks like one. >> enjoy your mlk day. hope you do good. we'll be back in 25 minutes. >> go look for otters today. >> why not? >> why not? >> have a great day. heavy, labored breathing heavy, labored breathing coughing breathing through oxygen mask breathing through oxygen mask breathing through oxygen mask breathinh oxygen mask covered california. it's more than just health

temperatures from 54 at san jose on the high end to 50 at half moon bay to lake port at about 48 degrees. now tonight, 20s in our north bay valley, san ramonalley, low to upper 30s for the rest of us. storm impact scale let's just start talking about saturday. morning showers but afternoon downpours. the winds will strengthen during the evening and overnight hours, the strongest part of the storm will be sunday morning so we'll wake up in the heart or the eye of the storm, if you will. with the flooding concerns and the wind damage being greatest during the morning into the afternoon hours. let me show you a quick look at how much rain i'm thinking. 4 to 8 inches, santa cruz mountains, flooding, debris flows, 2 to 4 for the rest of us, approxima3 to 5 up in the n mountains, some possibilities of rocks and mud sliding there. this will linger into monday. tuesday's storms are moderate, linger into wednesday as light. >>> taking a look at our traffic maps, not too many major issues this morning. one of the bigger problems has been potholes. if you're leaving the central valley, westbound 580, two of them reported in the two right lanes. sound

we've got 32 in cupertino, 20s through the san ramon valley out towards brentwood.peratures today, 49 to 52 with increasing cloud cover. let's go over our flash flood watch. 4:00 tomorrow afternoon through 7:00 sunday up in the north bay, 4:00 tomorrow afternoon through 11:00 sunday. streams and rivers overflowing, debris flows in the santa cruz mountains. in fact, wait until you see the rainfall potential. it is scary for the santa cruz mountains. i'll have that next. 4:00 a.m. saturday to 7:00 a.m. sunday, damaging winds possible. power lines, they're coming down. alexis. >>> okay. that is not going to be fun this weekend. also, could have a tough commute in some areas. looking pretty typical here at the bay bridge toll plaza. we have had those metering lights on since about 5:32 this morning and it is 15 minutes across the bay bridge right now. and wanted to show you some drive times here as well. no issues if you're coming through the walnut creek stretch on southbound 680 or westbound 24. check this one out. westbound 580, tracy to dublin, 1 hour 28 minutes, we

san ramon. kpix 5 reporter andria borba is there. >> reporter: san ramon valley fire says a woman in her 50s or 60s was out for awalk along the course near 9th hole at 11 a.m. when a tree crashed on her. you can see the branches left on the ground surrounded by caution tape in this video. firefighters from san ramon valley say the course was saturated and it was very windy when they were called to the scene and they were sunday by the small size of the downed tree. >> it was a totally 7" diameter tree so in terms of trees that we normally hear of falling down, it wasn't a big monster tree. it just happened to be everything lined up unfortunately tow tragically in the circumstance. >> reporter: now, the woman was taken to san ramon regional medical center where she died later. a representative with the golf course told kpix 5 that the course is closed due to the storm. in san ramon, andria borba, kpix 5. >>> in oakland, another fallen tree blocked several lanes of highway 13 this afternoon. chp tweeted out this photo of the tree across the southbound lanes. the road is now open. >>> they are als

many of our inland valleys, especially the san ramon valley. we're in the 40s as you head out toward antioch, pittsburg about 46 and brentwood 37. we've got san jose 38. look at the peninsula from mountain view up towards san carlos, 39 all the way to novato, 48 in oakland. pacifica 46, santa rosa 45. temperatures today, a little bit warmer than yesterday. about 56 to 58 degrees. tomorrow, we keep climbing, about 56 po 62. oh yeah, still climbing sunday. 58 to 65 and our warmest day is going to be monday. i'll show you that next in the accuweather 7 day forecast and also that chance of rain coming in wednesday and thursday. >>> transgender californians could soon have a new option in identifying their gender preference on state issued i.i.d i.d.s. >>> texas police bust a huge crime ring of immigrants who are in the u.s. illegally, the similarity it has to the kate sign thely murder case. sign thely murder case. >>> and car thieves make off >>> undocumented immigrants, deportation, and crime, all hot button issues in the bay area, especially in

and even in the san ramon valley and across the dumbarton bridge and down to palo alto, it is all light and same thing down toward morgan hill and we have a little bit of snow mixing in lake county, at about 3500 feet. but the winter storm warning for north of there has expired like most of our watches and warnings. so what we're going to have moving forward are temperatures in the low to mid-50s. with a chance of a scattered light shower through about 6:00, a little bit of an uptick in the coverage during the evening hours and clearing out overnight and a bigger storm this weekend. now we do have a lot of accident this is morning. alexis tracked those. what do you have now. >> well things have calmed down considerably and the traffic department as well. taking a look at our emeryville camera, this is eastbound 80 around the powell on-ramp past the merge we had a vehicle flip over the barrier, they towed that out of there and almost done with the clean-up and just the right shoulder blocked and that is causing a back-up on the traffic maps slow from 580, a touch of on looker delay towar

in san ramon valley a falling tree killed a woman at this golf course. further east in yosemite valley, raging water is filling the merced river and mandatory evacuations are in place ahead of expected flooding. along the california nevada border mild temperatures and warm rainfalling in the sierras are melting snow, causing flooding along the truckee river. the governor of nevada declared a state of emergency. >> this isn't an if, this is going to happen. we're doing everything we possibly can to protect lives, protect homes, protect kids. >> tonight the truckee river could reach its highe level in ten years. if that happens the water could overflow the banks here and very well flood homes and businesses in reno. carter evans, cbs news, reno, nevada. >> quijano: >> quijano: from the midatlantic to new england millions of people spent sunday digging out. here's tony dokoupil. >> shovel by shovel, and plow by plow, the east coast is shaking off a massive winter storm which snarled traffic and grounded flights from mississippi to massachusetts. the storm c

santa rosa and the san ramon valley this morning, in fact, you can see it developing on walnut creeko mid 50s with total sunshine during the afternoon hours. fog will fade around 10:00. by 7:00, grab a coat. back in the 40s. we'll take a look at the next three days. they'll get progressive ly warmer. >> martin luther king holiday, light traffic. take a look at the golden gate bridge where, right now, it is three lanes in the southbound direction and three in the northbound. see if they switch that in a little while. we have a road closure in highway 37. we'll update that in the next ten minutes. >>> it'll be soon last call for a south bay sports bar. >> it is closing for good. we're live in walnut creek. >> good morning. krogans has been here 39 years. in one week, it'll close for good. the long-time bar faced a lot of challenges with the city of walnut creek. officials recommended eed croga close at midnight instead of 2:00 a.m. police resnded to the address many times. about 700 calls linked to the business since 2012. from everything starting with disorderly conduct to an assault

closer to where there is pockets of moderate to heavy rain between alamo and danville, 680, san ramon valley road. around oakland, piedmont, broadway, you can see lighter rain. as we head into the north bay, yellows an oranges here indicating some pockets of downpours there. in the north bay around napa, lighter rainfall, but still a concern around sonoma county where a flash flood warning is in effect until 6:15. they have already seen some flooding around petaluma. the road has been flooded as well. as you look at the storm reports, we have quite a few over the last 12 hours. we're talking about over 20 storm reports, coastal flooding, flash flooding. we've seen sustained winds with debris flow, mudslides and that's still not out of the question. let me take you into other parts of the bay area. burlingame to pacifica, steady light rain into belmont and san mateo. in the south bay, you're getting your share of wet roadways. coastal flood advisory until thursday at noon. high tide approximately 7 feet. that means low-lying areas could flood. look at the scene, just a beautiful one from taho

thursday if you're heading up there today we are saying the san ramon valley under white showers stretchingate tuneful more this get the update on traffic. >>robin w: take it easy on the on and off ramps will easily spend now with only 10 minutes from the bottom of the maze of a to fremont street no other major trouble spots this morning coming up we will take a look at the driver time out of the east bay. >>mark: the school resource also n.c. on leave after being caught on camera body slam the female student the police department is calling for an investigation the deal was posted on twitter according to investigators a fight between two students the resource officer responded and that is what was captured we're hearing from the student he was wearing a body camera during the incident but they have yet to release the footage. >>mark: she was found buried in a shallow grave a secluded area she first would missing in october and body was found a few weeks later the alliance is contributing to the reward is 12 of $500 for their arrest and conviction of kimberleys killer ride carey said she wa

coming down just under half an inch per hour we are tracking some light showers fall across the san ramon valleyed showers but hopefully will build to get the home to adjust to the warming of to mid-50s 35 and 7 will run this morning make sure you leave earlier. >>terisa e: a very dire situation that river continuing to rise creating a lot of heartache they're responding my getting out of their homes the russian river is expected to continue to rise up to 38.9 ft. is at 32.5 back in 2006 it went up to 41.8 and caused more than a hundred million dollars in damages hist. will t: you could clearly see right behind us there is a key chp officer part diagonally eastbound highway 37 is not completely closed. >>mark: here are pictures taken by the fire fighters it took them about an hour to get the family out thankfully no one was injured. >>darya: they have released new images of the man wanted for shooting and killing of a pawn shop owner. >>anny h: police released the bill late last night showing the man and string of pawnshop the video shows a man and dark colors sweatshirt's the 49 year- old was s

and in san ramone valley, a falling tree killed a woman at th this golf course. along the california-nevada border, warm rain falling in the sierras is expected to melt snow and cause flooding along the truckee river, prompting a state of emergency to be declared. >> this isn't an if. this is going to happen. >> reporter: later tonight, the river could reach its highest level in more than a decade. carter evans, cbs news, santa cruz. >>> from the mid-atlantic to new england, millions spent sunday digging out. >> reporter: shovel by shovel, and plow by plow, the east coast is shaking off a massive winter storm which snarled traffic and grounded flights from mississippi to massachusetts. the storm contributed to more than a thousand crashes in north carolina and virginia alone. plus, this pile-up involving 20 cars and trucks in connecticut. rescuers in north carolina used thermal imaging, seen her to spot lost hikers late saturday. severe weather had slowed the search. massachusetts, including cape cod and martha's vi,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> in jerusalem today, a truck dr

i've been watching this downpour heading towards san ramon valley boulevard and san ramon. that's going to continue for the next 15 to 20 minutes or so and then we have some pockets of heavy rain around santa rosa. you can see right there, on 101, heading up towards windsor, this is the way it looks in san jose, you're not immune from the light rain, becomes stronger by noon, heavy downpours at 4:00, heavy downpours and gusty winds, thunderstorms possible at 7:00. >>> and it is just a mess for the people near the russian river. the rising water has flooded homes and cars. >> abc7 news reporter amy holida hollyfield is on her way to guerneville. >> reporter: it's been raining our entire drive, matt. it's hard to imagine the people in guerneville having to deal with more rain but a lot is coming and take a look at what they were already dealing with before this storm hit. this is the russian river that crested yesterday at 35 feet. it's estimated that about 500 homes are taking on water, many evacuated. it is expected to flood again tomorrow and >> i am sacared, you know? it'

and on the bay side, foster city, 40, mid to upper 40s for the woodside, san ramon, livermore, san jose, 41, same thing in mill valley. your forecast for today, about 54 to 56 degrees a little bit of a bump tomorrow, 54 to 61 skpooel continue that 55 to 62 napa will it stop? no, monday's our warmest day. i'll show you that and rain coming wednesday in my accuweather 7 day forecast. hey, alexis. >>> we've got quite a bit happening on the roads here this morning. if you're coming in westbound 80 trying to get to the bay bridge, unfortunately a couple trouble spots still to get past. westbound 80 past pinole valley road, backup almost to the bridge. that is around four miles. a couple of cars have been removed so hopefully we can get that lane back up soon. rollover crash westbound 80 just before gillman around golden gate fields is blocking the right lane. sounds like a street sign was taken out in that too. so caltrans is going to have to fix that. update on b.a.r.t. the power issue has been resolved but we have a 20-minute delay how in the fremont, richmond, and millbrae directions. also altogether car that went off

officers say this man robbed a chevron gas station near the intersection of san ramon valley boulevard and bullinger canyon road. police say he told the clerk he had a gun, though none was seen and no word yet on how much money he got away with. >>> yesterday's women marches all over the bay area not only affected traffic, the demonstrations impacted businesses, too. the usually bustling strip of restaurants and merchandisers along 4th street and berkeley was unusually quiet for a saturday. >> this line of customers are politically involved and are doing the march and it's taking business away from 4th street in general. i am really, really proud for these women and it's time for them to get politically involved, and it's just now's the time. >> some shops in oakland closed early or did not open at all because of the women's march. while some businesses saw a drop in customers, b.a.r.t. saw quite a surge. more than 255,000 people went through b.a.r.t. exits by 6:00 last night, and by that point last week 112,000, and that's a. >>> the office of emergency services is keeping a close eye

the east bay still getting hammered around walnut creek, concord, clayton and walnut creek, san ramon valley into the tri-valley. san jose just some light rainfall there. you're being shielded by the santa cruz mountains. meanwhile, the peninsula plenty of rainfall and right there in san francisco, you see the rain drifting into daly city as far as pretty moderate to heavy rain. we have some pounding rain right now in santa cruz back through scotts valley and here's the deal. take a look at that. that's a massive system that's tapping into subtropical moisture. as it does so we have the flooding rains and therefore, that flash flood watch remains in effect in the santa cruz mountains. primarily the soberanes and chimney fire burn scar areas. but wait! when you see that blue highlighted area, that's a flash flood advisory for all of us which means as you head out you will have some areas of ponding on the roads and sidewalks. sfo, we know we're going to have delays on some arriving flights. we'll keep you posted on that. currently it's balmy in the 50s. and the moisture is being driven by a s

conditions as to take a closer look the east bay zone are still getting some sprinkles through the san ramon valley commute so far vallejo pockets of some heavy rain we're close to half an inch marched in san jose even along the coast for san francisco. >>rebecca: we might see some low 60s as far as temperatures go the same story goes there was his son skies with dry conditions wants to get into the middle of next week low showers will once again return. >>robin w: another day you have to head back to work and drive in this wet weather so be careful it's looking good so far 21 minutes from 238 out to 237. >>james: right near folsom all 18 floodgates' now open because of the high water and the flooding you consider the bid to lease and 60,000 cubic feet of water. >>reporter: this is what the marina look like just hours ago starting around six strongman's they talked about down and heavy rains and high tide cause severe flooding and low-lying areas including downtown nearly a dozen world for clothes and firefighters rescued three people in one step in the car and two others stuck in the building and

san ramon regional medical center. she died a short time later. >> catherine:no one else was injured. the san ramon valleyire department is blaming the accident on the stormy weather and heavy rains. >> grant:deputies and good samaritans rescued a girl who was trapped in a car.submerged under water. officials say the car was upside down in a creek after a crash near auburn yesterday.that's just east of sacramento. >> grant:a woman came out running from the car and yelling that her child was still in it. >> grant:deputies and some other drivers got into the water.and managed to pull out the 12-year-old girl.who was initially unresponsive. >> grant:but she later regained consciousness and was giventhere's no word yet on her current condition. sunday / placer co. sheriff's office >> catherine: still concerned about more flooding. >> brittney: wind speed will pick up tonight and into tomorrow. a closer look outside, you can see the street are just a bit damp. >> brittney: now, we would track the rainfall total as we go into the rest of tonight. we will see heavy rain for most of the day tomorrow. we should pi

officers say this man robbed the seve ron gas station near the intersection of san ramone valley boulevard and canyon road. it happened thursday morning just before 5:00. police say he told the clerk he had a weapon, though none was seen. no word yet on how much money he got away with. >>> now more on those women's marches. dozens of protesters droves rather turned out in cities all over the u.s. los angeles estimates 750,000 people participated in the women's march there. chicago, boston, and atlanta just a few other cities showing solidarity to promote human rights and gender equality. the global impact was larger than organizers predicted, it's estimated at least two and a half million people in nearly 700 cities worldwide took part in yesterday's demonstrations. >>> the main march was in washington, d.c., organizers estimate half a million people there. the event was the brain child of a grandmother in hawaii who made one facebook post attracting attention from gloria. celebrities and politicians, including california's newest senator. >> part of what makes us great is we are a nation

a closer look here is the upper portion of the east bay you concede most of the activity the san ramon valleye received a heavy round of line will be coming to us lots of wind as well given up to 30 mi. an hour it is one to be sticking with us for much of the morning a little bit of debris around the 9:00 hour for parts of the east bay you can see most of it covered with a light rainfall afternoon i was exhausted pretty consistent will leave the store it's all tomorrow morning how much rain can we expect we will have the total and about 15 minutes. >>robin w: leave as early as possible but not forget the headlights and vipers if they're on their headlights months beyond that is the law known as a hot spots the drive times 10 minutes from the bottom of the maze into fremont streets. will t: there were very much busy overnight we drove along 160 you can see how all the debris. on the ground the stretches for about 10 mi. they actually had to shut down the bridge to walk the 60 late last night we went through this morning the toll taker told us they finally open the bridge around 1:00 in the mor

east bay you've been getting nailed this morning around 680 throughout the san ramon valley out of walnut creek into the 580, 680 corridor. and heading towards the grade. it's wet. sunnyvale through san jose into the rose garden district and willow glen east foothills raining there now. moderate rain at lick observatory where 24 hours ago it was snowing not the case today with warmer air mass surging into the bay area. clearing out at the peninsula on the tail end of the system and is sfo the rain is beginning to seas. light rain showers around bayview district san francisco we have rain falling from the western addition into the marina district as well. light rainfall around third street backinto again the mission district. so mostly cloudy and rain for the morning commute and heavier rain for the evening commute and in between, the wind will be increasing but notice a difference in the temperatures. 24 hours ago it was freezing in santa rosa and we were at 38 in livermore and now 40s due to southeast wind that's picking up in the oakland area and 10- mile-per-hour winds about lev in san

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from walnut creek around 680 south into san ramon valley. and around the sunol grade into south san francisco. and also i should say san jose. snow at this hour yesterday but that's replaced with rainfall. stanford has rain we also have the rain now ending in pacifica and sfo reports rain and delays up to one hour in some arriving flights. a little break in the city right now. but this will fill in within the next 15 minutes with light rainfall. and i want to point something out. have you noticed the east bay is seeing rain all morning so if you beginning the morning commute the hercules area you will head out toward the bay bridge perhaps through richmond into brookly making tracks toward the bay bridge. it's a wet morning commute. and same coming around highway 24 and make tracks into the bay bridge it's certainly slippery when wet. give yourself 20 more minutes rain drops on the camera lens temperatures are in the 40s. compared to yesterday at this hour when we were in the 30s and low 40s. the big difference is the winds. we have a reversa

san ramone valley fire district red responders got the call just before 11:00 in the morning. >> typically we would get trees that come down but not where they trap someone or kill someone. this is again, a free accident. >> pinned the woman between 50 and 60 years old. she was taken to a hospital with critical injuries where she later died. >> this wasn't a typical tree that you looked up and say, this is beginning to be bad. real -- going to be bad. a relatively small tree. like we tell people, look up, look down, look around. >> this region can expect wind gusts as high as 44 miles per hour this weekend. heavy rain late saturday into sunday morning. >> so keeping these weather conditions in mind, really important to remain and keep your eyes open. keeping us informed and reminded to just look around. look up, look down, look around. and make sure you're not in harm's way and we're going to keep tracking this weather system for you as it worsens. for now, live in danville, kron4 news. >>> big storms could mean big problems for those living aening lot crumbling cliffs. here's exclusive dr

anywhere from the san ramon valley drifting through the 580/680 corridor into fremont, milpitas and tohe santa clara valley. look at san jose! moderate to heavy rainfall at this time. you probably hear the raindrops on the rooftops through the neighborhoods of willow glen and also the rose garden district. a bit of a break right here near mission springs but scotts valley, you have some pretty moderate rainfall into the santa cruz mountains and into the golden gate bridge. all this activity moving north and east translates over to and transitions into snowfall. 48-minute delays at sfo on some arriving flights. otherwise, it's a cooler start to your day into the 40s. winds have been picking up 12 at the estuary of oakland, 8 vallejo, 10 napa, winds today 10 to 15. so it's going to be raining again during the day a quarter to an inch and a quarter of rain but most of this is runoff not a lot of rain but the soil is saturated. this is the last of the system for the week. so here we go. futurecast, lunchtime today, spotty hit-or-miss showers. the core of the center is due east of us. a hit

heading over to benicia, martinez and possibly bay point and pleasant hill and in the san ramon valley, 680 is going to be a bear to drive. more puddles developing there. san jose 101 and 880, it is wet but not range right now. wet roads early. that's our best chance for slickness on the roads today. morning showers if you're on the water, out and about, it will be drier later but watch out for the king tides today. we're going to have flooding around the bay shore and the coast around 9:51 at the golden gate. it's going to hit you 20 to 30 minutes later east of that. and another one tomorrow and then it will be over. you can see light rain on the san mateo bridge right there and what i wanted to show you, temperatures in the mid to you werer 50s today. >>> i'm going to start you with a look at highway 37 in marin county. this is why we have that closure today and this is between 101 and lakeville road. these are some pictures from last night. we actually had as many as six vehicles get stuck in about 3 feet of water. chp reported as of 1:00 a.m., they had three vehicles sitting in the

the san ramon valley with some of darker greens on the map and then fremont, union city, then again here'some of your lighter rain across the bay. look at this. .022 since midnight at sfo so it has come down heavier and it will increase for all of us, the rain, the intensity. it will diminish thursday and friday morning, then a weekend soaking that will slip into monday. today's storm is a 2. it's moderate. give you an idea what to expect. moderate to heavy rain in the afternoon and evening, that's when our fasters winds so you think this morning's bad, wait until the evening commute, there's going to be some minor flooding possible on the roadways and also in the north bay, santa cruz mountains also we could see some debris flows and minor flooding. 9:00, a little bit of a break in the south bay but look at the moderate rain moving into the north bay and all of us by 4:00, even some red starting to show up around 7:00. and then it starts to taper by 10:00 in the north bay and we'll have to wait all the way until about 4:00 or 5:00 tomorrow morning before the rain tapers in the south bay.

making treks towards san francisco, the golden gate bridge and east bay 680 out of walnut towards san ramon valleyinto dublin and pleasanton make the trek towards the sunol grade. you have hayward castro valley using the secondary roads like redwood road as well you know they have been sloppy pretty muddy and keep that in mind that's not any different today. this is the national weather service has issued a flosh flood -- flash flood watch for 9 highlighted counties this is the bay area. that's because you will encounter ponding on the roadways and you will see some slippery sidewalks and you will have saturated toil and there -- soil and there could be a down tree at any point of the day with the winds kicking up to 15 and 20 during afternoon hours. plus we have more rain in the afternoon and early evening hours and potential of an isolated thunderstorm that does contain brief and heavy downpours. in the 40s santa rosa has this visibility to half a mile due to areas of fog. this evening the rain and potential of a thunderstorm today a scattered shower and sunny days from tuesday afternoon through

you can see 2s moving towards the sunol grade, dublin, pleasanton, san ramon valley all wet also. today's storm is a light one on the storm impact scale. scattered showers. there may be a brief downpour but the rain potential is very low and the breeze is so much lighter than yesterday. temperatures a little milder this morning, mid 40s so low 50s in our inland east bay neighborhoods and you can see that's the same case everywhere expect for oakland and san francisco. warm spots at about 53 degrees. we're going to warm up to about 53 to 56 across the board. you can see how scattered in nature and how light the showers are. just some globs of green there. we have a little bit of light rain, even a little drizzle right now at the golden gate bridge. it is definitely wet as most of our streets are through the morning commute. on the water, not as choppy as yesterday and out and about, have an umbrella handy. we'll take a look at the hour by hour look at today's storm and the heavier one that's coming in this evening and overnight. >>> yeah, we don't have too many blocking issues righ

ice is still possible where those temperatures are dipping near freezing, especially in the san ramon valleyternoon sunshine for all of us, mainly dry pattern through tuesday, slight chance of a sprinkle near the coast saturday night right there and then next storm, wednesday and thursday. temperatures today on the warm side. oakland and santa rosa at 56, 53 in san francisco and san mateo, livermore, 51 at half moon bay for the cool spot, san jose at about 55, tonight there's a slight chance of freezing temperatures inland, a lot of us in the upper 30s to mid 40s. here's a look at the seven day forecast. clouds and sunshine. you'll need the sunglasses. all the way through the holiday, monday and then we'll see increasing clouds a chance, really late, after the sunsets tuesday, a little wet, a little breezy wednesday, still a 1 on our storm impact scale and a moderate storm for thursday when the heaviest of the rain is going to fall. >>> coming up new at 6:00, the reason it could soon be harder to find parking on the streets of san francisco. >>> but first, find out if your car is on the late

looking at the san ramon valley. the interchange in dublin seeing most active rain. the livermore valley out by the airport also catching light showers. as you head south on 680, you run into more rain. in the south bay, so far most of the santa clara valley is fine unless you are in milpitas. those are those dots of yellow that you see embedded in the green. as we know, the green is the light rain. as we slide up toward san francisco, the bay bridge and the richmond san rafael all dry. so is most of the north bay. that's kind of the story with these morning showers so far. east bay, south bay, and portions of the lower peninsula. another impulse of wet weather will come down from the north. when it does so, it brings the possibility of thunderstorms overnight tonight into early tomorrow morning. i will have full details on that coming up in just a bit. ready for school forecast, looking at the possibility of scattered showers out there for you by noon time and the 3:00 hour generally, looking for a mostly cloudy afternoon. don't rule out the possibility you may catc

also a line of showers impacting oakland hills and working their way over and impacting the san ramon valley moron -- sand ramon -- . i will tell you there is more to this than we first thought . we knew it would impact us all to date -- all day today. now it looks like the system to the north that is helping to drive this may sagged down a little bit and it could bring more wet weather to the area wednesday night and into thursday, it is looking like now. we will keep you updated on all of that right here in kron 4 . the weekend still looks great . as to what we can expect out of this system, we are looking at a couple of inches in san francisco and a little more in east bay. more than that as you head north, especially in the coastal hills. northbay could see 2-4 inches. santa ros is looking at 2.8 inches. here's a life look outside at the streetlights. you can see the rain coming down and it is slick and dangerous out there. here's what you need to know going forward. we are looking at the next eight hours. temperatures not getting out of the upper 50s. we expect the showers to intensify

mill valley and sausalito, san francisco, heavier downpours. 580, berkeley, up to the north, through val hoe and benicia. and lighter returns from danville, san ramoneastro valley. in the south bay, light rain, but it will pick up for you as well. that's why throughout the early morning hours, it becomes a 4 on our storm impact scale, a major storm. it will be raining six hours by the time you wake up tomorrow or more, and we haven't had rain today. a wonderful break, but it's not going to help us, because we're going to see heavy rain throughout the afternoon. look what happens. look at the reds, the oranges. this is how it lifts to the north, 5:00. and then sinks to the south, 9:00. not in a hurry to go anywhere. because from 10:00 to 12:00, we still have heavy rain. not until after 3:00 when we begin to see things quiet down. all around the bay area, we're talking two, four, maybe five inches of rain. talked about the extra lift, the coastal hills, that's why you could see eight to ten inches there. all the way down through the santa cruz mountains, looking at big time problems with flooding. many rivers and creeks will be over their banks sunday

ilene was last seen walking along san ramon road and amador valley boulevard ...she has not been seen or heard from since. misheloff supporters say, they will continue to march this time of year... every year. until ilene is found. the boys scouts of america will allow transgender children who identify as boys to enroll in scouting programs. the organization previously held a policy that relied on the gender listed on a child's birth cerificate. but now officials will rely on the gender that a child or parent ... lists on the application to become a scout. they say the decision was based on states and communities changing how gender is defined. toss weather another quiet day and then rain returns late wednesday through friday. new ahead at 8. a mom in hot water....after allegedly telling police her daughter was missing when she was perfectly safe. why she did it. major players in the tech world like facebook, apple, netflix, twitter, and microsoft have publicly rebuked the travel ban by president trump. kron 4's tech reporter gabe slate is here to show us how some

valley. freezing in pleasanton, livermore, san ramon and dublin. 40s around the seashore. cooler in napa and in sonoma. it's just about freezing in santa rosa. clouds stacking up off the coast mostly sunny today and temperatures responding to the sunshine into the low to mid- 50s. an outside number roughly 5:56. 57 degrees. let's look ahead to the weekend. first here's roqui with traffic traffic. >>> we have a crash westbound 4 before willow pass road two separate crashes in the same area. so they are blocking the two left lanes out there and that backup is about a mile. you're driving at 40 miles per hour in the area. otherwise looking good from antioch but once you hit pittsburg you have that little pocket of slowing. if you are traveling on the altamont pass, not as bad as yesterday. but still slow. i'll send it to you. >> all right, roqui. thank you. >>> the coast guard searched the san francisco bay all night for a missing kayaker last seen near the dumbarton bridge. kpix 5's andria borba has the latest. >> reporter: rescue crews on the san francisco bay have recovere

she was last seen walking along san ramon road and amador valley boulevard ...d has not been seen or heard from since. the march is held every year and retracing her route. happening tomorrow: president trump's much anticipated pick for the supreme court. grant lodes is here with three of the judge's rumored to be finalists. president trump says he's made his decision...and he says it's a person who is unbelieveably highly respected. the announcement will come in prime time at the white house...8:00 there... 5:00 our time. the president reportedly finished interviewing potential nominees last week. it is believed, his pick is down to three judges: neil gorsuch, who sits on the federal appears court in denver, thomas hardiman of the 3rd circuit court of appeals...in philadelphia.and william h. pryor junior, who sits on the 11th circuit court of appeals in atlanta. we talked to a local law expert...who says regardless of who's chosen...the president will be replacing a conservative with a conservative. president obama nominated judge merrick garland after justice

extends southward through gilr gilroy, and over into the east bay from danville to san ramon, it's very rainy. and mill valley, san francisco, looking at a little lighter return, and some scattered showers as the winds are backing off as the front pushes through, but it's not through the entire bay area, and you can see where the winds gust in oakland to san jose, and that's where we have the downpours and still the storm pounding the bay area. on our storm impact scale, it's a 2. the rain ends through 8:00 and then heavy downpours with a chance of thunderstorms this afternoon. carolyn? >> thank you. >>> as we showed you at the top of the hour, hundreds of thousands of people took over washington, d.c. and cities all over the world, including several here in the bay area. the marchers and demonstrations were aimed at showing donald trump they are watching and won't be silent. abc news reporter, stephanie ramos, joins us live from washington with more. good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: carolyn, good morning. so many people descended here on d.c. for the women's march, and the crowd too big to walk to the w

we are closely watching for the concern of some flooding around walnut creek, danville, san ramon, the tri-valleying light rain at this point. just showing you some green on the map. the bigger picture shows we're not the only ones seeing the rain. it's pretty widespread and will continue to move over toward the central valley and for the sierra. now, the unfortunate thing about this is that temperatures are way too warm for this to be all snow for the sierra. and of course, that's what we are looking for with the snow pack situation, but a lot of this snow is melting, running off and causing a high flood threat for parts of the sierra. for us, we also have a flood threat, and also the threat of some high winds. so we have our high wind warning in effect for all of these areas shaded in pank. that includes some of the higher elevations, some of the hills, that continues until 3:00 this evening. we all are under a wind advisory at least, and once again, that continues until 3:00. some of the winds picking up later this morning and early afternoon. and the winds coming in from the south at about 20

earlier today, abc 7 news found a crew cleaning up between castro valley and san ramon. that created delays for drivers. they'll be back out there again tomorrow from 9:00 to 3:00. >>> police say tonight a 34-year-old cold case in solano county has finally been solved. >> they announced the arrest of marvin markle. laura anthony has the story. >> reporter: it was a murder that rocked an entire community. november 1982, the body of a 14-year-old girl was found next to train tracks. out in the open, badly beaten, just blocks from her vacaville home. >> we miss her very much. >> her mother and father have the news they've been waiting three decades to hear. 51-year-old marvin markle. >> we are encouraged that the truth will prevail and finally justice will be done. >> it's been cruel to this community for way too long. >> vacaville police chief says deanna's case became very personal to all who worked on it. from the day the ninth greater was reported missing. then 17 years old, markle was there too. while investigators had their suspensions, they couldn't make an arrest un

the tree came downfalling on a car heading from custody row valley to san ramon. >>> the southbound lanes of highway 17 are closed because of downed trees. drivers here need to use alternate routes to get around. >>> paraphernalias never saw it coming -- paraphernalias never saw it coming. the impending closure of five bay schools that have bay area parents scrambling. >> the match-up with the rockets and james harden. >> an east bay school district discourages teachers from showing the presidential inauguration in class. the reason behind the recommendation. >>> controversy in pleasanton after the school district scourged teachers -- discouraged teachers from showing a live broadcast of the inauguration. >> the district made the recommendation due to the unpredictable nature of live tv and the controversial nature of the election that left some in the community feeling marginalized. >> reporter: a spokesperson for the district says a letter was sent to teachers, meant only as a guidance, and there was a suggestion but never a directive to prevent students from watching it. >> i donald jo

. >>> flood waters close down the road between castro valley and bullinger in san ramon that's a popular shortcut between interstates 580 and 608 -- 680. it's not clear if it will be opening for the morning commute. >>> it's 4:39. yosemite a ghosttown this morning after getting hit hard by the latest storm. next a closer look at the trouble spots within the park. as as the merced river continues to >>> our storm watch coverage continues fromo setity --o sem -- from yosemite vat they -- valley. yosemite national park has been a ghost town since friday except for wilson walker the only bay area tv reporter allowed inside as the storm hits. >> reporter: with steady rain continuing to fall on the valley all eyes are on this stream flow chart. >> we have a weather monitor-- riverp monitoring gauge here in yosemite valley. >> reporter: and as of 7 the merced river was officially above flood stage. >> tonight into early in the morning we are going to see impacts throughout the valley. >> reporter: running high and fast all day fueled by raging water falls on all sides of the valley the river wa

rain everywhere. 680 from concord through pleasant hill walnut creek danville san ramon all the way down to the tri-valley, sonoma county, also getting socked with some rain but the back edge of the precipitation is finally moving through santa rosa and heavy rain has worked it way down the peninsula. san jose will get heavy rain soon. menlo park, stanford, mountain view, still raining with a flood warning in effect for the napa river. yountville raining, napa, american canyon, vallejo, out to travis air force base in fairfield. it is sloppy everywhere. these weren't the storm totals from the weekend. this is what has fallen since last night! nearly 5 inches of rain in lafayette. coming up on 4 inches of rain in mount tam likely in the time i have been talking it hit that. pacifica and the santa cruz mountains four inches of rain. napa now tipping the bucket to 3 inches of rainfall. and danville more than 2 inches of rain. the one river that will run the highest is the one that will crest the last. we will not see the crest on the russian river in guerneville until late tomorrow. about this time tomorrow.

ilene was last seen walking along san ramon road and amador valley boulevard and has not been seen orrom since. this is video of one of the marches from a couple of years ago. they are held every year and retrace her route. it is set to start at 7 p-m at the school. it's day one of the murder trial against antolin garcia-torres. he's the man accused of murdering morgan hill teenager sierra lamar. kron 4's rob fladeboe spent the day in a san jose courtroom and has more on what happened. happened. on what and has more courtroom san jose the day in a fladeboe spent kron 4's rob fladeboe spent the day in a san jose courtroom and has more on what happened. after more than a year of dealing with cliffside erosion, the city of pacifica has turned another apartment complex to a pile of junk before anything worse happens. look at all the activity today as seen from our helicopter partnership with a-b-c seven news. kron four's spencer blake is live at the site on esplanade avenue.how far along are they? debris removal left, but knocking everything down is done.just the foundation left. i was ta

down to street level, in danville and black hawk and dublin toward pleasant ton and san ramon and on the sam ran only valley paralleling 680 and the radar is impressive because the moisture is developing as ice and snow. and then melting as it falls through the layer and becoming rain. so ice and snow give off more reflectivity than rain. so far the rainfall amounts less than a tenth of an inch but the heavier stuff is still ahead and that is why the storm impact scale is a two with gusty and damaging winds later this evening and through the evening hours and flight delays two hours plus at sfo and the windiest part is during the evening commute. that is when we'll have ponding on the roadways also. so it looks like the worst of it is still ahead of us and i'll give you an hour by hour look coming up next. >>> with rain moving in, caltrans is struggling to secure a landslide near highway 17 near scotts valley. they are in stalling chain-link fence designed to keep rocks and boulders from crashing down on to vehicles on highway. you'll recall this is the same spot where an abc 7 news trapped in a massive sli