except maybe the coastal hills and santa cruz mountains. but, the story is southern california, boom, there it is. that is where the heaviest rain is. our rain has been consistent all day. how much did we get? 0.2 inches, 0.3 inches. it is very light but it is nuisance rainmaking the afternoon commute not so great for many. and it will make tomorrow morning's commute not so great for many. as you can see right now, we've got a few scattered showers and there is a live camera shot, depicting the showers showing up. that looks to me like it is mission peak, from san jose. so, what we are looking at is a wet morning commute tomorrow, a wet afternoon commute, and a wet commute right now. we are seeing it all. but the headline has to be southern california. by friday and saturday, we will be talking about snow in the mountains. right now, the snow levels are running pretty high. >>> now to the santa cruz mountains, and ktvu's maureen naylor. you saw several crashes today. >> reporter: we did. it was only a half-mile that we drove and we saw two

desde santa rosa, luz peÑa, noticias univisiÓn 14.ntar cerca de los 80 grados. vea esa mirada hacia la bahÍa de san francisco, con una temperatura actual en 62 grados. sistema de alta presiÓn que es lo que domina a travÉs de la regiÓn oeste de estados unidos. en texas un sistema frontal ha estado provocando algunas tormentas elÉctricas, incluso severas, con el potencial de granizo y viento fuerte. acÁ, en el área de la bahÍa, hemos disfrutado de un martes bastante tranquilo. condicione que suena mantener asÍ en los prÓximos dÍas la mÁxima en san josÉ poaquil aumentÓ el 73 grados en oacland. incluso santa rosa empezamos a registrar esos 80 grados antes de lo esperado. hacia maÑana, miÉrcoles temperaturas acercÁndose hacia los 80. en santa rosa 81. prÁcticamente hacia lo que serÍa el día viernes temperaturas bastante similares. no sÓlo en el Área de la bahÍa sino en gran parte el valle central. tambiÉn las temperaturas van a aumentar en torno a los 80, incluso elevadas sobre la regiÓn sur de california. nada de lluvia en el panorama, si

again, i'm live in the santa cruz mountains.k in with vacaville who has been very busy watching a -- let's check in with jaclyn who has been very busy watching the roads. >> north main street in the red for your drive time down to 24 from north main street. a new accident on 13 has one lane blocked in the northbound direction approaching park boulevard. looks like a tree just came down in the lane, as well. do be on the lookout for that 10 minutes towards 24. back to you guys. >>> time for your "final 5." the heavy rains continue to affect central and southern california coast and forecasters say the worst is yet to come. in montecito's mudslide- ravaged neighborhood, mandatory and voluntary evacuations are still in place. >>> a federal judge is going to order the acting director of i.c.e. to testify in a lawsuit brought by the trump administration over california's sanctuary laws. a final order is imminent and would require four hours of sworn testimony by i.c.e. director thomas homan. >>> president trump is firing back at form

reporting live from santa rosa, laura sambol, nbc bay area news. >>> a relief for santa barbara county after a storm passed through that area, as well. an order went out to 30,000 people yesterday. fear of mudslides. it included montecito. this week's storm didn't cause any major damage, though, so that's really good news. >> yeah. jeff ranieri to talk about what's going on around here and there's a lot. >> very hit and miss. so we get a storm moving in, it kind of moves out things clear out and then we get another round of wet weather pushing into the bay area. let's take you to our microclimate forecast now. and you can see a live look of stormranger positioned at san bruno mountains where the radar dome is located. that scanning throughout the bay area and giving us this higher resolution data. we'll have a look at that in a second. but take a look at how cool it is right now at 48 degrees. temperatures staying in the 40s all the way through tonight right near san francisco. as we take you to the live radar scan, you can see, plenty of activity still on the radar tonight with some a

about an hour and a half ago, we headed south into santa cruz through the santa cruz mountains. side a different story, as you might know. i love santa cruz. my aunt owned a home there. we use today go there all of the time. i'm not sure i want to do that commute every day. it can be difficult. we're on highway 880 about five miles out of the santa cruz mountains, working our way towards the santa cruz airport. it is a sea of taillights right now as people are crawling into work. as i said, this is not an easy commute on a good day, let alone with all of the rain. but not too many accidents to report. no spin-outs. nothing, at least from what we could see in the last hour coming out of the santa cruz mountains. not the case at summit road. let's take a look at video that we shot about half an hour ago. this is three quarters of a mile off of highway 17. a pine derootedded. it got saturated and came down and is now resting on power lines there. i spoke with a pg&e person there. likely an entire day fix to get that cleaned up. they have to get public works in there to get the line

whether it is the city of santa barbara, the city of santa barbara, santa barbara school district, los angeles -- this is a collective process done democratically. there are local officials through the state of california. i would never take away the opportunity they have to bargain collectively. i do believe everyone should have a right to access quality health care. i don't believe that your financial income levels should dictate if you have access, again, to medicare, medical care. these are tough choices that we again, make, what, california, by all objective measures, is really humming right now. we still have work to do. no doubt about it. we have air quality issues. we have issues to deal with education and higher education. these are the challenges we have taken on collectively, both democrats and republicans. these are very exciting times, and i appreciate your comments. host: senator, you have a background in education. six under 30,000 california schoolchildren attend charter schools. are you a supporter of charter schools? supporterm a strong of our public school system. i

another threat was discovered yesterday at santa rosa high school. notified parents that the threat was found in a girl's bathroom. police say there is no evidence that the threat is real and the school is open this morning. ( darya ) a threat was also found at san ose state. the threatening message was found in a bathroom at dudley hall yesterday. it said that there would be a shooting at 5-pm. an alert was sent out to students... but police say they have no reason to believe that the threat is real. ( darya ) police in concord have arrested an 18-year-old after they say he brought two loaded guns to school. he is alejandro cortes of pittsburg. it happened at olympic high school in concord. a school resource officer received a tip that cortes might have a gun on campus. officers detained him and found the guns. ( james ) and in sebastopol... police arrested a 16 year-old analy high school student who they say admitted to writing a threat in a bathroom on campus this week. authorities say they used handwriting analysis to identify the suspect. the te

santa cruz, santa cruz mountains. ma written county.o a lesser extent but still good russian river. i have seen this before. it keeps going and going. other areas will not get as much. san jose, because santa cruz takes all their water vapor and rain. santa cruz mountains had an inch and a half to two. marin county, when it sets up like this, that's why ross or kent field, mill valley are getting so much rain. not for getting you to the north. it is starting to move into the north now. more hit and miss. more so towards napa county and solano county. it will continue. looking down towards san owe business poe, lompoc and santa barbara. the last few images right there. heading towards san luis obispo. a strong cell to the west/southwest of santa barbara. that will pick up fast. 58 in san jose. that's how muggy it is. this low then taps into this moisture and will start to swing in tomorrow that. will be our cold front. and by friday, very cold air spills in here. 60s, upper 60s. if we can get a few breaks in the clouds, 70 degrees. possi

i do agree with the friend from santa monica, colin, santa monica is one of the most wealthiest enclaves in america. it is a very well run city. no question about it. its credit rating is extremely high. it is a beautiful city, and diverse city, but like every other municipality not just in california, but the nation, we have our challenges, and homelessness is ale challenge. and we have to do more to deal with the issue of affordability, and we moved a package last year that is not to panacea to solve all of the woes of housing, but we are beginning the do much more and tackle the issue seriously. >> jana in santa barbara. >> caller: hi. how are you doing? >> please, go ahead. >> caller: yeah. the state of the state and i have been here for 60 years, and it is terrible. we have all three taxes at the highest they are at sales, property, and income, and sounded by states like arizona who only have the two and the schools are the worst and as he mentioned the roads are going down, and progressives are taking the money and spend it is on specific interest groups like the public employee un

i'm here at the summit in santa cruz county.ars are moving along, haven't been any signs of accidents yet but i wouldn't be surprised if we hear some because a lot of water in the roads right now. i drove down originally from san francisco and basically the whole way on 101 a lot of water in the roads. so do be aware of that. the big concern around here is the possibility of mudslides. that's something we saw last year in several locations. so people who live up here are very acutely aware of that possibility as we go throughout the day, the ground certainly going to be saturated after we're finished with this storm. live in the santa cruz mountains, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> the ncaa tournament continues tonight with two cinderellas fighting over one slip. nevada takes on loyola chicago at 4:07 here on "the big 5". i'll see you after the action on the postgame show with dan belluomini. saint mary's still alive. second half gaels up two hosting utah. gaels up 3. but the game goes to overtime. and now they are down by three. tann

wednesday there was a threat at a middle school in santa rosa and now today here in santa clara. ( james ) in the nine-day span following the deadly mass shooting in parkland... more than 130 threats were made against schools across the county. on valentine's day... a gunman killed 17 people on the florida campus. according to u-s-a today... 37 threats were made against schools in california. only texas and ohio saw more threats. and a new report by the "educator's school safety network" is even more alarming. they say more than 600 threats targeted schools in the two weeks after the parkland shootings. they say that number is probably on the low side. experts say the root of the problem -- are students who are too young to realize the severity of their comments. ( darya ) happening now... police in santa rosa are looking for two people who stabbed a homeless man. it happened on the prince memorial greenway near highway 101 and highway 12. it happened just before 10:00 last night. police found the victim walking down the street... bleeding from the head. it started with an argument... wh

scotts valley santa crows mountains. there you get the eye idea. santa rosa over an inch. oakland, 62/100. oakland hills over an inch. moist air will stream in from the west southwest. there's not much organized with this right now. it will be off and on rain. a mist and fog out there. mild on the temps. we are in the 50s. but we are hooking at a quarter to a inch of rain today. forecast models are under forecasting for santa cruz mountains and marin county. everyone else they are close. thursday is the cold front associated with with the low giving us a widespread rain for everybody. moderate to heavy in the morning and a couple systems lingering friday and saturday. 50s on a lot of the temps with with any south, southeast breeze. it's going to be very mild if we get sun breaks. that adds to the cloud cover developing. but everything is lifting in towards us. a steady rain for some. 60s on temps. 6:02. i don't know where to begin 880, sal? >>> that right and we have a big problem because of the a crash on 880 on davis street. at one point all lanes were blocked southbound

it looks like santa maria vandenberg getting more rain than santa barbara. maybe they are on the string of it but the heaviest by far has been a little to the northeast. -- north end. if you are head together sierra, wenter storm warning starts at 5 p.m. lake level, maybe a foot of wet snow passes in the crest. and 3 to 4 feet that snow level comes down thursday into friday. for us off and on rain, fog is out there. so watch out for that. any breaks in the clouds i don't think they will last very long and the rainfall forecast for us, over the next couple days, will be pretty impressive for some. not too bad for others. 60s on the temps. 5:04. fog, mist, driese, light rain. spells what? >> trouble? >> bad drivers not you or me. >> the other guy. >> the other guy, though, he could be a tool sometime. >> a what? >> a tool. >> okay. >> yes. >> so that's -- or let's say a bad driver. if you are driving out there, please be careful. let's go to the livermore area. altamont pass you can see stop and go traffic. no major problems but it's slow and there have been m

. ♪ ♪ santa clara, como todos sabemos, es un condado santuario.cÁrcel y hasta entrevistaron a cuatro reos, violando las normas de santuario. la pregunta es cÓmo pudo ocurrir esto. jaime tiene los detalles. jaime:la visita de los oficiales de ice ocurrieron en la cÁrcel principal de san josÉ y otra mÁs pequeÑa. y segÚn direct higos del condado de santa clara fue una acciÓn intencional por parte de ice para intimidar a jurisdicciones santuario. segÚn la oficina del alguacil de santa clara, el siete y 8 de marzo agentes de ice entrevistaron a cuatro reos en la cÁrcel prÍncipepal. la semana siguiente, 14 de marzo, los oficiales de ice volvieron a intentar en orar pero se le negÓ el acceso. se reconociÓ que fue un error de su personal de la cÁrcel y una violaciÓn de las reglas de jurisdicciÓn santuario. >> lo que ocurriÓ en la cÁrcel de santa clara fue un error. un error honesto es su director ejecutivo del condado coinciden que fue un error por parte de los alguaciles pero intencional por parte de ice para intimidar a jurisdicciones santuario. >> en u

in santa rosa, pete suratos. nbc bay area news. >>> now to a developing story, two people are dead at a central michigan university. >> they were apparently there to pick him up for spring break. two dead, the gunman still on the loose. let's take you to the area. this is mt. pleasant, michigan about, an hour straight north of lansing. the two people murdered were the parents. they were not students. we do know that this happened in one of central michigan university's residence halls. central michigan, a very large school. 26,000. the suspect, the son, still on the loose. as he 19-year-old sophomore at the school. he had apparently been released from a local hospital just last night after some kind of drug use. two parents dead. their son on the run this morning. >> a different kind of campus shooting than what we're used to but still tragic. >>> new developmentes in threats made against a san jose school district. >> we're learning that a 12-year-old girl made those threats online against the elementary school

another threat was discovered yesterday at santa rosa high school.. that school notified parents that the threat was found in the girl's restroom in desoto hall. police say there is no evidence to substantiate the threat.school will be open this morning. ( robin ) meanwhile ... sebastopol police arrested a 16 year-old analy high school student who they say admitted to writing a threat in a bathroom on campus this week. authorities say they used handwriting analysis to identify the suspect. the teen was booked in sonoma county juvenile hall for making criminal ( robin )here in the bay area - the news about dicks sporting goods banning assault weapons... including ones that were used reportedly by the gunman in the florida shooting... is getting some strong reaction. kron4's teresa estacio has more on what the c-e-o of the sporting goods chain says, factored into his decision. edward w. stack / chairman and ceo, dick's sporting goods, inc.: "we were so disturbed and saddened by what happened in parkland that we said we need to do something, and we talke

really comfortable outside if you're stepping out tonight from santa rosa to concord, running errands, this is what you're going to see as we look toward the bay, mild tomorrow with increasing clouds, light showers in the north bay and light possible showers the rest of the week. keep the umbrellas handy. first thing tomorrow morning, upper 30s to the mid 40s, the clouds will insulate us to it's not going to be quite as chilly as it was tomorrow. gilroy, on the peninsula, a mix of sun and high clouds, 66 redwood city, right near the coast in the low 60s, downtown san francisco 64. so temperatures will be at or a little bit above normal for this time of year. in the north bay, santa rosa, 68, vallejo, napa, a little more cloud cover there in the east bay. 64 in oakland, 69 freemont. head inland and definitely signs of springs, with upper 60s in concord, antioch and brentwood. tomorrow night around 5:00 p.m., the rain begins to approach. so your morning and your afternoon commutes are fine. for the evening hours by 7:00, you start to see the rain in the north bay, and really by account

we don't burn houses down in santa rosa. we don't. >> this series of fires will have an impact on everyone that they touched. forever. >> reporter: the president of the santa rosa firefighters union says that includes 30-year veterans and rookies fresh out of the academy. >> so instead of trying to identify a handful of people, now we're having to take inventory of an entire fire department. >> reporter: how do you start? how do you take inventory? >> well, we're taking the same approach that our crews took on the fires. where are we with this house? where are we with this house? and wherever you land is where you start. >> reporter: he launched an aggressive behavioral health agenda a year and a half ago, but never imagined being put to the test so soon. >> we are all going to get through this. all of our folks are going to work until the natural end of their careers. and we're not going to lose marriages. and we're certainly not going to lose members' live others this. and that's what's at stake here. >> come on. let me ge

marÍa: santa maría blanco y azul, colores marianos, santa marÍa en conjunciÓn catÓlica y prehispÁnicantÍsimo, verdadero privilegio. los quiero llevar a una peregrinaciÓn buceando en el mar . quiero que conozcan al cristo del abismo que se encuentra en un santuario sumergido en uno de los cayos de la florida. en una de las barreras de coral mÁs grande del mundo está el parque sub acuÁtico digno de la mÁs profunda peregrinaciÓn. para llegar al cristo del abismo abordamos una lancha, nuestro oficial de navegaciÓn me entregÓ el traje de buceo y luego salimos a mar abierto en donde el ocÉano es turquesa o tal vez verde esmeralda. es un santuario marino bajo estrictas normas de conservaciÓn, los barcos que la visitan se agarran de boyas preestablecidas. estamos llegando al arrecife en donde veremos al cristo. a 8 millas , son unos 30 minutos que estuvimos viajando en este bote. enseguida se puede observar gente nadando o en procesiÓn. cÓmo llegó esta estatua del cristo del abismo aquÍ? oscar:fue un regalo en el aÑo 61, en el aÑo 65 lo dejaron en el agua. paola: esta estatua es traÍda desde

they've had a .03 or .04 from santa maria to santa barbara. things are picking up south of monterey. that makes sense. throughout the day, this will intensify. and that is the burn areas that are of concern. not too much right now. pretty good so far. but flash flood watch kicks in at 5:00 and goes until 5:00 tomorrow. then tomorrow things start to pick up. certainly wednesday night and watch what happens thursday. that's our best system. nothing excessive though. that is all focused to the south of us. any time -- sometimes it just move -- just moving north can make a big impact on the rainfall projections. everybody is pretty close. moss beach at 54. fremont at 54. truckee's snow level is up, up, up. it will go up to 7,000 feet or higher. winter storm watch starts tomorrow. then the cold air comes in. then it goes down to 4,000, maybe 3500 feet by friday. to the north picking up as well. nothing too heavy. a couple one hundredths in marin county. so throughout the day a lot of cloud cover and a little bit of rain. that's the -- almost -- it'

maite: quÉ mensaje le quiere enviar en esta semana santa?ronto. maite: a quiÉn tienes tÚ en estados unidos? >> mi mamÁ es la que está allÁ. maite: me imagino que extraÑas mucho su presencia, su comida en esta Época? >> yo creo que mÁs bien es ella la que extraÑo no poder estar aquÍ y compartir con nosotros toda esta fiesta. maite: desde pequeÑo ella participaba contigo, me imagino que hasta la fecha que estuvo viviendo aquÍ en antigua? >> sÍ, claro, nosotros comenzamos esta tradiciÓn porque nuestros padres y nuestros abuelos nos llevan desde pequeÑos a las procesiones, y hace poco que hablÉ con ella me dice: bueno, ya viene la semana santa, tengo clara la imagen de jesÚs de la merced, esa mirada tierna que marcaba mucho a ese nazareno. ♪ maite: allÍ lo vieron. esos fueron sÓlo dos de los 12 caballeros que fueron escogidos para representar a los 12 apÓstoles que tienen historias, como muchos de nosotros, divididos por la distancia porque en estas familias estÁn en estados unidos, latinoamÉrica, centroamérica. en este momento, en esta semana e

in santa barbara, i was there last week. after the mudslides, a lot of businesses were shut down. but the message is out, they're open for business. i was at the montecito inn last week. this is the hotel that charlie chaplin opened up as a get-away for his l.a. friends. they retrofitted and cleaned up and did cosmetic upgrades and are open for business. the santa barbara coast line, whether you fly in, you can take the train down, beautiful drive down as you know. >> yep. >> so this is an area which is still sort of on sale because it is the winter season. the last week of march there will be a bump-up. >> let's talk about getting out of the country. mexico is a popular place to go. we have new travel warnings that came out from the state department about five particular states in mexico. do you want to talk about where people might want to head if you're heading south. >> mexico has always been an appealing vacation destination. the dollar goes far. there are travel warnings out there and security concerns. if you're trave

main focus is near santa barbara and santa maria and it's north of santa barbara.maybe they are going to get pretty good rain and coastal hills will get a lot. with you maybe it's a little -- but maybe it's a little northward that's the trend. 50s on most of the temps. dew points and temperatures are close. so fog is out there. a misty drizzlely morning for some. steady rain for others. 34 in truckee. snow level is going way up. winter storm warning kicks in at 5 p.m. and goes through 5 a.m. friday. 7,000 feet plus the snow level to 3500 feet. but today it's a heavy wet snow and the sierra cement. water content will be very high with that. but the cold air comes in. so look for off and on rain today. it's a brought bush but the system is closer by tonight and tomorrow will be when the cold front comes through. rain forecast look at fresno. i mean, almost 4 plus inches of rain. that's a lot for the central valley. so that materializes sacramento with heavy rain. that's santa barbara in town up in the hills or double triple that amount. we are looking tore 1 to 2 plu

they are getting hammered, especially around santa barbara and santa maria area. san luis obispo. we are getting showers. we have seen up to a quarter inch, half inch of rain in many locations. and in our area, you can see the sweet spot for this deal. that is where most of the moisture is, down the coast from santa barbara. montecito is in here. but where we lie to the north, we are seeing a scattered showers with less dynamics. that's why you will notice there is not a lot of wind. you can see scattered showers up around sacramento and throughout the region. it's not that is coming down hard, it's coming down consistently and light. you've got an afternoon commute getting hammered with wet roadways and poor visibility. as we head into tomorrow, we are going to get back into the same deal. more rain in the forecast. plus, i think things will ramp up as we head into tomorrow night, with some significant rain totals. so, this is what weather for sure and an umbrella will be needed the next 48 hours. >>> we are learning new details about this morning's school shooting in southern ma

if you look at the north bay/santa rosa area, 20 plus miles per hour.s expected to get a lot gustier come tomorrow morning. if you look along the coast, san francisco 27 miles per hour, half-moon bay 32 miles per hour and heading inland toward east bay, orinda, livermore 20 plus miles per hour. expect to see that wind i can kicking up especially as that cold front makes it's way into into early tomorrow morning. in addition to the higher rain totals, we are expecting higher rain totals in the north bay and santa cruz with urban areas expecting a quarter to a half an inch of rain through tomorrow night. scattered showers will continue through friday and saturday morning. for now watch out for the wind and rain as we head in towards tomorrow. >> we were saying it's better to have a rain jacket rather than an umbrella because those winds will be picking up and it's going to be cooling off as well as we look at our seven-day forecast. in san francisco today 63 degrees, but 57 degrees tomorrow and we do watch a break as we head towards sunday, but we have ra

cupertino, santa clara, san jose , saratoga, highway 85, some of that is turning to snow, in the santaave a rain/snow mix there. this low is going to swing in some very unstable air and it's already beginning to develop along the mendocino coast, extremely low snow levels there. 30s and 40s on the temperatures, cold air moving in, napa airport 38. this low will be with us today and tonight into saturday and finally kicked out of here on sunday. there will be some snow in the sierra and coming down, down, down. there will be low snow levels, a rain the weather day. -- rainbow weather day. there will be some 40s to the north in mendocino county and lake county, hail, snow, you name it. it's in the mix for the next two days and it will be better sunday, monday and tuesday. >> the moon last night was spectacular. if anyone looked up, it was spectacular. >> i looked up and thought a light was on. >> it was spectacular! >>> it's time for homeless veterans to start over, a groundbreaking for new affordable housing complex in san francisco. (door bell rings) (cell phone vibrating) ♪ hello. hel

but it is monterey, santa cruz mountains, santa clara valley. probably sfo, oakland airport south is the main focus. north it will be showery in nature but it is beginning to pick up as you get the colder air. parts not o the sonoma coast. it is not firing up too much. but it will. it is a sign of things to come later. when you get that, you can get possible thunderstorm activity. in oakland, as sal touched on, it is raining. san ramon back over to walnut creek and over to concord and probably clayton and mount diablo may get a hint of snow. right around danville, it is coming down good. even reports of hail. no reports yet. fremont getting a little bit of rain. then some of that stretches right back over towards parts of the peninsula. that is the system that is rotating in. it is getting kicked along. there is another system that will bump it out of the picture. it is snow city up in tahoe. 10 inches new in heavenly. 9 at bear valley. that snow level is coming down at the 4,000-foot level and maybe even 3,000 feet in the next day or two. oakla

santa cruz over to this area there's 30s.y today a few high clouds will work their way in tomorrow. we have a little bit of a south breeze at sfo east at oakland and northeast at hayward a slight eastern breeze for some. not for all but for some. and it will make for a beautiful day by the coast. clouds will start to inch their way in tomorrow but the cold is moving out and now the pattern is warmer monday and tuesday. we will see temperatures above average. they have been below for two weeks. more clouds looks like rain starts to the north on wednesday. and then probably carries into thursday morning. that's not the main system. like everything continues to come in as advertised it will be over the weekend and this is coming in more from the west. not from the north. so the snow level will go up. but if we get this much rain, that would be very good in a week's time and 10 to 15 day outlook is wet. 60s on a lot of the temps or a few upper 50s. maybe mid-60s towards santa clara valley. 63 san jose. 63 for antioch. and tempera

there's the rein towards santa cruz and burst of moderate into the santa cruz mountains. 40s and 50s on the temps. very mild for some. san jose says 57 warm degrees. concord 54. 53 in berkeley. i -- everyone is pretty close. heaviest rain from marin to northward from an inch to a half. 48 there and petaluma and running warmer in the 50s. 39 in truckee. that tells you everything to know. 51 in reno. 40s for eu kipa. we will get part -- eu kita. there's moisture here's systems digging in and a lot up at pacific. it will draw a lot of moisture in here and it looks like saturday will be the rain day. but there's going to be a lot of cloud cover coming through, again, the point is where is this going to set up? looks like around monterey but we will focus our atigs on a system to the north by -- attention to a system to the north on tuesday, wednesday and thursday. so it looks active for the next 10, 15 days if the models are right. 60s and 70s on the temps. another very mild pattern. if you get the sun, then temperatures shoot up to the near 70 degree mark. it will stay this way through

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ktvu frank mallicoat is in the santa cruz mountains.t's it like. >> rough spot. >> reporter: i got to tell you our commute down here was to the too bad. once we head south of hayward 880, it was pretty smooth sailing. we got down here in 45, 50 minutes from ktvu to san jose. we are heading through the santa cruz mountains 2 or 3 miles from the summit. let's go outside right now. you can see a slow go going up. not a lot traffic going up. a number of big rigs wait for a couple cars that stalled out. the commute from santa cruz into the silicone valley and moderate -- no major crashes to report on 17. but it's very dark. that's one thing we in theed coming off 880. once you get here you have to slow down and take it easy. crashes earlier this morning in the bay area orinda westbound 24 at wilder road toyota pickup losing control a solo crash. it lipped numerous -- it flipped numerous timesch the driver suffered major injuries and an ambulance was called. westbound exit shut down at wilder while the chpinvestigates. no update on that right

they abort he had issues in santa barbara -- already have had issues in santa barbara earlier this yearrrow and early afternoon. the heaviest rain will be to the south. 62 near 70s on the temperatures and the fog will burn off really quick. the rain will start tuesday and pick up for us on wednesday night into thursday. the cold air will come in thursday and last into saturday. >> get out now and enjoy it. >> potentially dangerous. >>> a student was given a failing grade on a test after walking out of class last week during the gun control protest. up next, how a teacher is defending his decision. >>> a middle school teacher is defending his decision to give a failing grade to a student on the quiz after she left the class last week to join the student walkout on march 14 protesting gun violence. according to the news, the teacher said he believes that school district to allow students to take part in the walkout were disrespecting the u.s. constitution. the superintendent of the school district says that any students who parents signed them out would not be punished. he call that a vio

kpix5's emily turner is live in santa rosa. emily? >> reporter: elizabeth, the army corps of engineers in most neighborhoods has moved out and yet the homeowners have yet to move in. so there are thousands of those lots in limbo and some of them, their owners are already out of town and yet those lots need to be maintained. even in bad weather the views are good, but there's hardly anyone here to enjoy them. not only are the lots empty, many of them are up for sale. >> it's never been seen like this. >> reporter: but this is a sign of the post wildfire times. since november 1st 116 home lots have sold. 128 more are currently on the market making the total put up for sale since the blaze about 244. those numbers are unheard of in the market real estate experts say. >> we were never even thinking about selling lots. if you were selling lots, you were selling maybe a 5 or a 10- acre parcel. >> reporter: but now the market is flooded with them. they present a unique problem for the city of santa rosa. more than 83% of the lots have been c

pretty heavy rain from santa cruz, watsonville and gilroy. that is highway 129. that is really intense. that is the strongest cell we can find so far. that doesn't mean there are others going on. there is a day of off and on rain. mendocino county, lake county and that cold air will filter in tonight and tomorrow. kind of quiet here. right now. a lull for sonoma county and napa county. not the case for marin county. back to san pablo bay. alamo and you can see the lines coming in on the peninsula picking up there as well. all the way down to the santa cruz mountains. 40s and 50s. it's a cool, cool pattern. and the coldest air is yesterday to arrive. it's winter storm city up in the sierra, nevada. the winter storm warning goes until 5:00 a.m. tomorrow. that is the main line for now. there could be hail embedded in that. just a bit south of the santa cruz mountains but the cold low right there is going to keep us

i wanted to head to santa cruz mountains. you can see a steady -- i wouldn't say downpour, but a steady rain there. every once in a while there's a downpour. you can see light rain falling on the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see how backed up it is also. roads poor, especially this morning. better this evening. wet spots no matter where you go. rainy and breezy on the ferries. let's take care of our kids. the wet -- light moderate. heading through the school day, 11:00 light rain. 57 to 61. mild and not as wet at 3:00. we'll be 57 at the coast. mid-60s for the rest of us. highs today we'll hang out in the low 60s here at half moon bay. also up around lakeport and ukiah. the rest of us from -- san rafael to san jose 68. tonight, another mild night. in fact, our last mild night with temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. what i want to focus on for my next weather, look at all the orange and yellow. the moderate to heavy rain and the thunderstorms coming in tonight. we keep talking about it. it's wet. slow down. did you count

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matt keller live for us in the santa cruz mountains.morning, matt. >> good morning, natasha and reggie. >> wet roads up here. foggy conditions as well in the santa cruz mountains. you can see all that water coming up off of highway 17 year. i just checked the chp website and it shows that there's a tree down at the bear creek road off ramp here off highway 17. so things are starting to fall down here in the santa cruz mountains. if you can stay home, stay home. if not, it's best to be inside of a vehicle. my photographer, ian babcock, always gets the shot even in the pouring rain. check it out. wow, was it coming down this morning after 4:00 a.m. he was soaked from his shoes to the top of his head. here's footage from his camera. you can see what he was seeing through his lens. downpour lasted a few minutes. it's going to cause problems. the roads are wet. always makes for dangerous driving conditions in the santa cruz mountains. when it rains like this, you can expect chaos to follow. thankfully, not that many cars on highway 17 at the

santa rosa 86. what? yes. san rafael 84. san jose 82 and san francisco at 81 warm degrees. ♪ seresto, seresto, seresto jake... ♪ seresto, seresto, seresto whatever your dog brings home to you, it shouldn't be fleas and ticks. seresto gives your dog 8 continuous months of flea and tick protection in an easy-to-use, non-greasy collar. ♪ seresto, seresto, seresto oh no, jake. seresto. 8-month... ♪ seresto, seresto, seresto >>> wet bush well bush -- welcome back to mornings on 2. giants and a's won have thrilling one run victories. the a's are un-- a's were down when they make the comeback. davis gets a 3-run homer. and way to go chris. and then in the bottom of the 11th, shortstop came up and hit a walk off single. i will be quiet. >> and that's when you have -- >> that's a walk off single wins the game. game over. the two teams play again tonight at the coliseum. the game starts at 7:05. >>> >>>'s. fans left excited about the victory. the -- the a's fans left excited about the victory. weather was perfect. it was the first day

santa rosa may get a break. lake county scattered showers, and a little pink and white up there in the hills over lake county. as we look around american canyon it's widespread. napa have a layo along i-# 0 from fairfield and through have a layo and the east bay shore it's widespread rain going off. the central bay san francisco, down through san mateo, redwood sighty, woodside into palo alto, rain there. along the coast, pacifica half moon bay and communities in the between along the shore. east bay here, along the east bay shore, fairly widespread from berkeley and oakland, hayward and cuts off at fremont. it will push in. it locks like areas over 680, now beginning to see a little light rain. but that will continue to move through. so highway 4,680, 580 had see rain in the next half-hour. san jose is covered in rainch the sierra again where the snow levels are low. 2000 feet and down to 1500 feet in some areas. so the winter storm warning goes until 10 tomorrow morning. whiteout conditions is a possibility be

santa clarita valley -- santa clara valley. scotts valley and it's going to be one of the heavier cells right now. it doesn't mean the rain continues to go. when it does, it can really add up fast. over a 10th -- inch of rain. poised to move in. not until later tonight into tomorrow. 40s, 50s, the wind is definitely looking up here. it's almost all snow up 50 and 80 and heavy snow. best opportunity for thunderstorm activity, friday into saturday. breezy too windy at times. look for off and on rain to go into friday. 50s on the temps. i know you can do a half hour, but where do you want to start? >> we want to start in oakland. we had a lot of problems in the oakley erred -- oakland area. we had a crash northbound 880. they stopped all traffic for a second. they cleared the lanes just a few moments ago. it was stop and go. chp got out there and got the car out of the way. you can see it still has to unwind a little bit. the kind of crashes we are getting are people who are spinning out and ending up perpendicular on the road. le

and up in the santa cruz mountains. there were several accidents, including weather-related spinouts on highway 17. most of the accidents happened along a two-mile stretch. some areas in the santa cruz mountains flooded. the heavy rains led to erosion that cautioned sessions of bear creek road to cave in. we caught up with a woman visiting with oregon who says this is not what she expected from her california vacation. >> super cool. i actually go from oregon to california on friday. and it was warmer there. i came here and i was shivering. >> our recent rains have given our reservoir totals a 1% bump. >>> our viewers, like you, have been sending in great shots all weekend. william alen sent us this video of hail hitting his windshield. kelly send us this video of hail in her backyard. we want to see your weather videos. if you get great video of any weather happening, pictures, send them to us. we will show them on the air. >>> for up to the minute updates on rob's forecast and all weather, download our nbc bay area ap

over the past 36 hours, we've seen nearly 2 inches in the santa cruz mountains. oakland hills over 1.25 inch. not too much in san jose. just .07. we do have a few pockets we're tracking right now of some moderate rain, even a little heavier rain that is developing. that will continue off into lucas valley through 5:24. novato into 5:31. what we want to do is get a wider look at what we are tracking. and it is this atmospheric river. it is a stream of heavy rain that's been hitting central and southern california. eventually, this is going to make its way close towards the bay area by tomorrow morning. but we have seen a key change to that atmospheric river event. while it's going to be starting to move in, 1:00 a.m. to about 3:00 a.m., south bay could have heaviest rain along with the santa cruz mountains. overall, though, southern california keeps with the highest flooding risk. we do have a second storm ranger truck, our mobile doppler radar in southern california. we'll bring you any updates here as well. but the full timeline of our bay area storm coming up a

rainfall amounts from friday through sunday will generally be 0.5-1.25" north bay, santa cruz and santaucia mts - north bay valleys 0.25-0.75" -elsewhere generally less than 0.5". given the lower snow levels minor accumulations will be possible above 3000 feet. drier weather finally returns to the bay area by monday as high pressure/ridging develop. in addition to drier weather, much warmer temperatures are expected next week with some locations hitting 70 deg f by tuesday. (catherine) with the kron 4 mobile app - you can track the weather as rain is set to return to the bay area this weekend.. and see the storm damage in your neighborhood.. you'll be the first to know about breaking news when it happens... by turning on push alerts. (grant) another big story we are following tonight-- police say the suspect involved in a shootout with officers in san francisco-- has died. (catherine) it happened at a barbershop on the corner of geneva avenue and london street. four other people-- including an officer-- were shot. kron 4's dan kerman is live in san francisco tonight with the latest deta

and the santa cruz mountains to be more specific.e, stretching closer to the valley, and woodside, westbound park, 280, 101, perhaps a few sprinkles there, and then into the east bay, we have a little bit here, and it has since gone away. snow levels down to 2500 feet. we saw a little snow this morning at mount hamilton. we saw some the mount diablo. the sierra, behinding down here behind -- saw some at mount diablo, the sierra, behind here. improvement over santa rosa, but you can see it stretching along highway 101, entroching 116, and -- encroaching 116. cooler than yesterday morning. 41 in santa rosa, and 43 degrees in san francisco, and partly to mostly cloudy skies for today. a few scattered showers remain in the forecast. 57 for san francisco, and 57 in antioch. here's a look at the extended forecast, and there's the change, coming our way. upper 60s for the forecast by tomorrow. low 70s by tuesday, and upper 70s by wednesday, and perhaps hitting 80 degrees for some of the warmer locations on thursday, and that's pretty dramat

santa barbara had an initial surge go by. that's when the flash flood watch kicks in for them. 50s on both -- most of the temps. 55 vallejo. nap says 52. that's a big difference compared to yesterday. the snow level will start to go up. some rain to the north. most of that looks to be right off the coast for now. this entire system, the projections. i think in the coastal hills, 5 inches less could easily be the forecast here between tonight and tomorrow. very mild airmass in place. it will be warm today. we will rocket up. then temperatures will fall off the table. sunday looks good. >> steve, thank you. >>> large crowd turned out in san francisco to hear from the top candidates in the race for mayor. one candidate who wasn't invited. soon after four mayoral candidates took their seats on the stage, candidate amy farah weiss rushed the stage. there was this brief back and forth before she was allowed to participate. invitations to the forum were only made to candidates who received at least 5% of the vote in a recent poll. >

emergency services in santa rosa believe this as well. they are ready for anything the say -- they say the storm could bring. there working to make sure that dirt and debris do not start sliding away. >> we are doing what is called a warm activation, we've got several people who are being notified to be on call throughout that time and we will be ready to issue a wireless emergency alert if necessary if these things start to progress to a more severe storm we are expecting. >> the city of santa rosa has a sandbag station set up for anyone who could need them. there is a sandbag station this evening at the community center in san rafael. not many people filling them up just today but, this could be a different story once the steady rain begins to fall. >>> details this evening on a big mess in the east bay that we've been following closely for almost a year. arroyo creek you see eating away at the bank getting closer and closer to one homes swimming pool. how do things look after nearly one year? we sent julia could rich -- goodrich to ple

it is a little bit rainy along the coast from santa ana up towards santa barbara. it will be spreading beneficial rain, quarter of an inch the southern california. back home, the clouds and the fogs into the valleys here. 51 san francisco, oakland. 54 mountain view, san jose. 50 at the coast. and 48 in gilroy. right now at sfo on the peninsula, a mild afternoon, but plenty of clouds for you today. 48 santa rosa. low 50s napa. 52 novato as well as concord. livermore checking in with 49 degrees. we are certainly milder this morning. temperatures and dew points about the same. so 12 degrees milder than yesterday at this time in napa. five degrees milder in novato. the visibility certainly impacted from the coast over into oakland and up through the north bay. do be careful. the sierra nevada, gray, and snow levels today high at 7,000 feet a. chance of rain. partly cloudy tomorrow into monday as well. patchy dense fog here. mild and muggy. partly cloudy tomorrow. wet and cooler into next week. the cooler part of the forecast coming in by the latter half of the week. lo

those here in santa clara county are roughly 28 percent full.ron 4 news ( marty ) the oakland coliseum d-m-v office is set to reopen tomorrow. the office has been closed for more than a month... as crews were working to repair water damage. you may remember that the office was flooded after a break-in.... where thieves stole copper pipes. the d-m-v has been honoring all appointments at other locations during the closure. ( marty ) officials were shocked to discover nearly 300 rabbits in the backyard of a sacramento area home. even more shocking were the deplorable conditions the rabbits were living in. reporter doug johnson has more. the sacramento spca is in need of donations after receiving nearly 300 bunnies friday night.the 286 rabbits of various ages are part of an ongoing investigation and are not up for adoption.patrol officers with the folsom police department discovered the rabbits at a home on pine grove way while responding to a different call. after looking over a fence and noticing, what they thought were 100 rabbits, they radioed a