already santa cruz mountains are closing in on 1.5 inches of rain. what this has done to our cameras, that is a clean-looking sutro tower camera. after all that wind and rain, beautiful view. san francisco kind of catching a break from the rain right now. 54 degrees. we've had about a quarter inch of rain so far in san francisco. similar numbers over towards oakland, walnut creek two tenths of an inch. finally seeing a little bit of rain falling around the santa clara valley. i think the wind speeds have come down considerably from what we saw during this afternoon. i think this wind advisory posted for the bay area around 5:00 a.m. expected to expire. we might see that come down a little bit early, but not expected to be a big factor for your morning commute. notice these wind speeds as we approach just before sunrise, starting to drop off there. i do think we've passed the peak winds gusts with this particular storm. now, for the morning, scattered showers, probably the most quiet part of the forecast is the forecast from 7:00 a.m. to about 10:00 a

as you look at the higher peaks of the santa cruz mountains, some showers around santa cruz but notice from the higher peaks, right there underneath the clouds we are seeing a few snow showers, above 2,000 to 3,000 feet for you this morning. most of the focus has been around the santa cruz mountains but watch the futurecast around lunchtime. we might see one more band developing around midday, sweeping over the east bay from 12:00 to 2:00 in the afternoon, keeping the shower chances ongoing. then clearing skies setting us up for a chilly evening with patchy frost for tomorrow morning. beyond that, the rest of the weekend is dry. we will have to watch a weather system here that brings potential for wind for a lot of us. unfortunately, most of the moisture stays east of the bay area. the best chance to find rain might be the end of next week, and most could be around the north bay. so a chilly bay around the bay area today with a chance of those isolated showers, which may include some snow showers in higher peaks. we'll have to watch to see if we get any reports of hail with some of the

or so, not long time before santa cruz santa cruz. people won't see any showers for another 35 45 minutes. it's a slow moving weather system. so it's going to take a while to get there that winter weather advisory in the mountains. like i said. is gonna be nice to get some snow. now. here's the deal with this. the main impacts which are different than typical weather system for us are going to be from basically san rafael south, not san rafael north. it's going to be more centered on the santa cruz mountains into the big sur area. hey, good news. when i come back, we'll put it all together. get your forecast and the five year bill martin with that much needed to update on the weather forecast. thank you. so much bill and investigation now underway in san jose after a deadly shooting. near the san jose state campus overnight and another incident minutes later, an officer involved shooting now this map about to show you here shows the close proximity of both incidents that occurred just 30 minutes apart. ktvu james torres has more on wh

we're seeing some really heavy showers in the santa cruz mountains. those rainfall rates nearly an inch of rain an hour as it rains. i think we're all said and done. santa cruz mountains going to be the big winner there. in terms of rainfall. rain showers continue really into the next two or three hours, some heavy at times. little bit lighter. and then as we get into tomorrow, they taper off pretty quickly with an opportunity for an afternoon convective cell. maybe a thunder shower. scattered shower, not why distribution of rainer wide aerial coverage of rain but just kind of here. they're all over the map. that's tomorrow afternoon. when the sun comes out, there'll be some instability. so here's what the model does. there's one a.m. it's still kind of raining pretty hard in the east bay. there is tomorrow morning. seven a.m. roads are wet drive from the sky. but then right there, you see him pa public and that's the afternoon thundershower. okay so this is really hard. just don't change your plans in the afternoon, it will be dried years can be dodg

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spring has been ushered and was summerlike temperatures from santa cruz to south san jose to the city by the bay. >> i'm definitely enjoying the sunshine. >> reporter: diana clayton got her workout in outdoors in san francisco's dolores park. >> i'm usually at the gym, but today is beautiful, so i wanted to soak up some vitamin d. >> reporter: it was not just the park that was packed. the embarcadero was full of people enjoying the unseasonably weather pics >> a lot of people complain about or whether in fresno. you guys are right next to the water. perfect breeze, perfect airflow. it's not congested. >> reporter: our heatwave is not expected to last. it will cool off again before the week is over. backdown in santa cruz, beachgoers say they will enjoy this preview of summer for as long as it lasts. >> it's kind of a tradition to go to the beach at night, so the tide is lower in the evening for sunset, so we have a dog and will walk on the beach over pleasure point. >> reporter: people living in santa cruz say weather like this is not to be questioned, it is to be savored. the weather

santa cruz mountains could see 1 to 2 inches of rain by the time we head into monday morning and, by the way, if the bay area averages just a half inch of rain, this is the most since december 29th. so, it has been a while. so we'll walk you through the timing and when the peak rain arrives and how much it could impact your monday-morning commute in our forecast in about 12 minutes. >> sounds good, rob, see you in a bit. >>> a dangerous situation in the east bay last night. take a look here. a car somehow ended up in the san lean drault marina. rescue crews were able to safely pull the driver out of the water and you can see them setting up a hull line to stabilize that car. heads up if you will be driving in the north bay. parts of 80 are closed all weekend. go ahead and take a look here. this is in fair field at the i-80 and 680 interchange. two ramps closed traveling eastbound. one of them is the connecter ramp to 680. the other is the exit on to green valley road. going to the closed until monday morning while crews work on a highway interchange project. >>> a homeless assistance

santa cruz mountains, one to two inches of rain. we'll have more coming up. >> rob, thank you. >>> as this rain rolls through, make sure you have down loaded our free nbc bay area app. it will give you access to doppler radar and keep track of the rain in your neighborhood. >>> a violent night in san jose. two shootings within minutes, less than a block apart that started at 2:45 this morning. officers were called to a shooting near san jose state. officers discovered a man had been shot and was dead. a few minutes later, more officers were called half a block away where a fight had broken out inside a restaurant. an officer saw a man pointing a gun at another person and opened fire. >>> police are searching for the robbers shown in this dramatic video at twin peaks. the crime catching a lot of attention on social media, and revuing calls for more to be done to stop crime in the city. >> reporter: a gunman pistol whips one person as another person grabs items from the vehicle. witnesses were scared as they watched the team of armed

there you see it passing through, with some of the heavier yellow pockets through santa cruz, between0 and 11:00 at night. so this is taking it through about 10:00 p.m., some of the lighter rainfall totals will be in areas like santa clara, san jose. monday at about 6:00 a.m., notice the majority of the rain does clear out, but because of the -- depending on the intensity of how much rain falls, rates per hour, we could see some ponding water on the roads, which could cause some issues for that monday morning commute, and also because of the increased winds this could mean downed power lines. as far as rain totals, the santa cruz mountains could see 1 to 2 inches of rain. a lot of the heavier rainfall is expected near the ben lomond area. please take that into consideration for your monday morning commute. if you're going to be traveling anywhere near watsonville, monterey county, there is going to be a flash flood watch that goes into effect starting at 7:00 p.m. through monday morning because of the possibility for localized runoff. a lot of that storm is centered in central califor

the santa cruz mountains and a hefty three quarters of an inch in la honda.of an inch san francisco shy of two tents in redwood city and san jose. there you have the numbers, why'd mature area of low pressure now pressing up against the state of california? close up view does indicate that we have some scattered rain showers from saint alina all the way to concord in the east bay, but heavier rain showers right there closer. to the central bay from berkeley through alameda. we pull on out. you see this a bigger picture there around walnut creek, and we also have some scattered rain showers across the south. baby i have your full forecast coming up and telling you just how long that rain is going to last. that's straight ahead. but right now send it on over the cell. hi there. good morning, roberto. we have some slow traffic on the bay bridge, and that would be westbound because of a crash that we're clearing on the san francisco side. they'll have a big backup at the toll plaza, and it's slow all the way across the bridge, and fortunately, this is not one of

so far we are nearing 2 inches of rain for scott creek and the santa cruz mountains, mount tam gettingch of rain, santa rose sa over 1/2 inch of rain. almost 1/2 inch of rain in los gatos, richmond reaching 0.3. we're still adding up the rainfall totals because we do still have scattered showers in the forecast through about 9:00, tapering off for the peninsula. then we start to get little cells popping up. that's for this afternoon. that's when we could see thunderstorms possible for today, and we could get pockets of heavier rain. as we take a look at our drought monitor, wondering how this storm system is going to have an impact, we know we have an extreme drought for the central valley, as well as parts of the north bay. it's going to take several years of above normal rainfall to get out of this. so even though the rain is nice to see, it's not yet going to put a dent in the drought, as we take a look at our water update, we need several atmospheric rivers to move through. we need over 4 inches of rain to catch up to normal and 6 inches for the north bay, as the sierra snowpack co

wind advisory from the san mateo coast into santa cruz mountains.p at 11:00, mid and upper 50's with the clouds. a few breaks in the south and east bay, 2:00 a few sprinkles of. by 4:00, here is some rain from sonoma to marin. the bulk of the activity later on, 6:00 pushing into the peninsula. there is a solid deck of shower activity, heavy downpours to the eight our into 11:00. we talk about totals in the week ahead in a few minutes. liz: president biden is back at the white house after wrapping up his high-stakes trip to poland. yesterday, he sat down for his first meeting with ukrainian officials since the russian invasion began. he also addressed a large crowd seen waving american come ukrainian and polish flags. >> rather than break king -- breaking ukraine, russia's doctors have strengthened ukraine. the west is stronger and more united than it has ever been. liz: just before he spoke in warsaw, about 250 miles away, lviv was hit by missiles. a storage facility and mentor terry -- military infrastructure site were hit. cranes president continu

weather and tracking a few showers out there this morning especially for the peninsula and the santa cruz mountains. a little bit of snow over mount hamilton. we're looking at mid-50s at the coast. mid-to upper 50s around the bay and low 60s inland. as i chance of a shower later on today. we will talk about the rest of the weekend coming up. jake werfulnds friday cause damage around the bay area. gusty winds block traffic for a short time and one caught fire. fire crews were able to contain those flames and avoid a bigger problem like this. a large wildfire and shasta county that started as a controlled burn the got out of control because of the wind . we spoke with fire crews and sonoma county that are saying there being extra vigilant. butt while the wind was worse at the coast, this all region deals with critically dry fuel levels. this fire called the flanagan fire force evacuations and burned roughly 40 acres today. >> i feel like it's earlier and earlier now. >> reporter: it is believed to be controlled burn the got out of control. those brands have done right are essential to fight

locally heavy downpours and downpours in the santa cruz mountains from the south, but nothing in the santa clara valley at the moment. putting everything in motion, you can see how much the rain has shrunk over the past couple of hours. the heaviest downpours will fade off the radar within the next couple of hours. we should be completely dry within a a few hours after the sun goes down. i will show you that on future cast. we will look to see if there is any more rain in the extended outlook coming up in a few minutes. we would definitely like to see more rain. >> a busy map, we have not seen that in a while. >>> governor newsom is calling for a ban on watering decorative grass around commercial properties. he issued an executive order as california is dealing with this extended drought. newsom is calling on the california water board to ban the irrigation of grass at businesses. the ban would not include residential or recreational lawns. >>> len ramirez tells us these efforts may not make much impact on bay area's water supply. >> reporter: there was a steady rain overnight, it let

the santa cruz mountains, the colorado and also the dolan burn areas. right now.e in the fifties few forties east of the bay. it is now 53 at sfo, with no reports of any local airport delays with the overcast skies and the scattered rain showers. so here is that fast moving, vigorous area of low pressure. it's very mature, which means we're on the back side of it now . and as we take a look at this right now we see in the north bay that we have rain showers just scooting out of santa rosa into st alina. there you have a blob of rain showers pretty light in nature from martinez through concord into walnut creek and alamo, a little bit heavier precipitation beginning to move into sam ramon, also in dublin, san leandro, you've had some pretty heavy rain showers on and off again this morning, and there you have the rain showers around the oakland areae peninsula. we the bay bridge making tracks towards emeryville and also towards alameda, where currently it is raining and in the greater lake tahoe area has been hit and miss rain snow, sleet. very heavy precipitation m

updated look on rainfall, 1 to 2 inches all over the santa cruz mountains and north bay hilltops.t and foothills, three-quarters inch of rain but central coast could see 3 inches. hopefully we get what we can out of the storm, then monday things trend drier again. wind and rain, peak rain event after sundown, early monday and chance for thunderstorms as well. good start, trending drier midweek and next weekend. should be seeing these storms every three to five days but this is the biggest since december 29th. tells you how dry it's been. >> appreciate it, i guess. >> absolutely. >>> anthony flores in sports, one of the greatest coaches in college basketball history was in town tonight. >> it's his last dance, we know that. he's not ready to go home yet. dancing his way easy, coach k and duke moving on to the final four. new record established with the win over arkansas. stick around. sports is next. is your bathroom over 10 years old? i'm mike holmes, here with ivan from agm renovations america's number one kitchen and bathroom renovators thanks mike! bathrooms over 10 years old c

here is the area of low pressure aiming on the santa cruz

su actividad se detiene por completo, no jugará con santa cruz ni con los golden state warriors.e otra. hemos dominado la acción un día más. soy carlos mauricio ramírez >>con esta imagen en vivo de la ciudad de san franciscodespedimos este sábado y también en invierno porque mañana inicia la primavera a las 11 con 28 minutos. estamos contentos con este cambio aunque hubiésemos querido recibir un poquito más de lluvia. nos vamos despidiendo. durante la pandemia muchos encontraron en los animales la compañía que necesitaban y las adopciones de mascotas se dispararon. sin embargo las cosas ahora han cambiado. los refugios se han quedado sin adoptantes, como el del este de la bahía donde los perritos se quedan mucho más tiempo en los albergues >>y dicen que el internet es su gran competencia porque muchos buscan, cachorros de granjas criaderos, en lugar de adoptar uno >>een la pandemia esperaban sólo seis días, pero hoy pueden quedarse hasta 60 días. el llamado es por favor, si buscan una mascota, miren que belleza. >>les caería muy bien. >>hablando de las mascotas, la verdad es que

spencer: enter winemaker and uc santa cruz chemistry professor phil cruz.r the mendocino complex fire of 2018 and began studying better techniques to identify which grapes contained so-called smoke taint. he said it can sometime remain hidden when smoky compounds bind with sugar molecules in the grapes. but they can be released later by enzymes during the fermentation process or even when the compound comes into contact with saliva of a drinker. >> the enzymes in your saliva and bacteria in your mouth will cleave this context and free the phenols. spencer: to identify the process and the taint he expended work done in australia where wildfires have also devastated grape products. the key is to test for smoke derived compounds can be used as biomarkers. modern techniques like spectrometry can identify the compounds even if they are not producing the full taste in their current form. >> that was a technology we put on the table. we separated compounds and it is these complexes. you measure them by using -- you visualize them using spectrometry. spencer: the h

or the santa cruz side of the summit, southbound 17 is jammed up.e're told a big rig is on its side and blocking both of your southbound lanes. we don't have any word when they hope to clear that. we hope they're going to clear this sooner than later. this is southbound 680, one lane blocked. it's already backing up. >> 5:14 right now. you might want to cover your eyes because we're going to show you prices at this gas station in fremont. no surprise, they are surpassing $5 a gallon. the russia/ukraine conflict is driving prices up and a gallon of regular gas now costs $5.69 a gallon at that particular station and we know there are more expensive stations. if you need premium gas, it is nearly $6 a gallon. we are seeing across the bay area. according to aaa, look at these prices, you're not going to get relief no matter where you go. the average price in the bay area the highest in marin and napa counties where $5.51 a gallon. san francisco not too far behind t. cheapest is in santa clara and contra costa counties, both of those leveling off at abou

santa cruz, san jose, monterey, fresno. sacrament, santa rosa can get two thirds to over three quarters, that would really be good. really. we need it for crying out loud fifties sixties. seventies on the temps cooler will take us into saturday clouded up sunday looks like monday will be arraigned a their gossip. alright that is great. thank you, steve. right now, beer lovers are lining up outside the russian river brewing company's brewpub in santa rosa. we're going to take you there live and have a report on the much anticipated in the long delayed release of pliny the younger local restaurants are gearing up for an event they are hoping will jump start their recovery. what's in store for alameda restaurant week which gets underway today. reviewing tt case against former windsor mayor dominic foot poli accusations first came to light last april after more than a dozen women accused police of sexual assault or sexual misconduct. for polio, resigned as mayor last may and continues to do the got to deny all allegations again

towards the santa cruz mountains, this should be arriving in the next hour or two. that is part of the monday forecast. cool, unsettled air aloft. tonight, here's the main event in terms of the widespread rain. notice the rain rates, heaviest in the santa cruz mountains, also in the north bay hills. this is an updade in the short range models. by 7:00, for your morning commute, keep in mind the wind and the ponding that could be on the roads. maybe some branchs that would be down on the roadways. now, during the day monday, watch how these showers bubble up. these could be the isolated thunder showers that may have small hail. monday night, things start to calm down and we trend drier into tuesday. so we know the mountain also have good rain, but these red and purple areas showing up in the north bay, i means we could go up to two inches of rain locally. the biggest punch of this storm, southern area. they could see three to five inches in the hill there is north of los angeles. this is a good form. tuesday it starts to move out. from there, things will trend drier

but sti to a show you here, but it looks like we still haveome lingering showers over the santa cruzif you pop up showers still over parts of the south bay, but those showers will move on out this evening. so stay between now and about eight o'clock the chance of a leftover shower. then after that, when it clear things out current numbers out there for the six o'clock our most areas in the fifties. you probably noticed a bit of a cool down today compared to yesterday . so today, probably one of the cooler days of the week. here is our live camera looking out toward the open estuary. san francisco solid cloud cover here , but also some breaks in the clouds. so it looks like we will clear things out overnights and we will have lots of sunshine for tomorrow. overwrite temperature is a bit of a chill in the air definitely cooler than this morning. phil was so definitely want to bundle up thirties and some forties, you can see santa rosa 33. oakland 43 in san jose. 41 degrees, so this is the front. we have been watching over the past few days kind of moving into northern and central calif

big moment in the santa cruz mountains, two inches of rain. mount tam had over an inch of rain. i think we're doing with morgan hill measuring about a half inch of rain. there still could be rain possible for the south county. los gatos a half inch and richmond over .3. san francisco didn't get much. in fact there was more in san jose than san francisco. we're looking at a change of a weather pattern going into today. with the energy moving again, there would be a potential of a few scattered showers developing during this afternoon. notice the reds and oranges in time for the evening cute. that's where we could see thunderstorms moving by. there still could be some for the north bay but highest chance is east badge, south county, santa cruz moun mountains and activity tapers off later today. we're not out of the clear now and the reason we consider this microclimate weather alert with fremont seeing a break in the showers. look at the forecast for 2:00, 3:00 this afternoon. shows us the rain could come back and we will see it possibly producing some thunderstorms. so how much o

and san jose santa cruz mountains. it's like little something down here. by ap dose down by gosh where else is down there? you're kind of yet that aptos area so this is how it goes for today and tonight and then it's over. i mean, all the showers are gone and we're back into a dry pattern. unfortunately this was a good weather system. for this time of year. we need a lot more to get anything you know, really accomplished and catching up with it any kind of drought concerns. that's not going to do it. but it does help with the fuel moistures and the fire concerns right because it had been dry for so long, so little rain doesn't mean we're not gonna see any more rain for the rest of the year, but it definitely is starting to wind down. this system was good. it's moving on the mountains have a winter weather advisory that gets dropped real soon. i got it on good authority, 88 or nine inches up there at the top of the palisades tahoe. mammoth will do well, they'll get a probably a foot foot and six inches foot and a half here before the night's over, and when

probably santa cruz mountains on southward. all right.you through time to take a look at it. as we head into saturday, looks like a decent day. we'll see some mid to high level clouds get that patchy fog along the coastline. sunday. things begin to change into the afternoon. here we go. clouds roll in. that looks pretty impressive right now as it begins. come on shore late in the day. hopefully we'll get a batch of rain rolling through and through the evening hours 2 and then looks like the core. that low is still swinging off the coastline. and that's when that instability comes in. the atmosphere and could spark some thunderstorms. you can see heavier storms into the santa cruz mountains. parts of the south bay, but all told we might get a decent amount of rain. now, this may be the most we've seen since the beginning of january. all right. here we are over the next few nice day tomorrow. the chance of showers late in the day on sunday, possible thunderstorms on monday. then return to dry weather next week. thanks, lawrence. coming up n

a few showers right around sunnyvale were showers in the santa cruz mountains. higher elevations will focus the rainfall. everything is swirling around. showers moving from the east to the west. everything will calm down. looking at north bay rain chances, after sunset rain showers dwindle quickly and we will dry out late tonight and into tomorrow. we will show you had the rain will behave the rest of this evening. >>> a lot of people might be wondering if the rain will make up for that long dry spell we've had. we asked whether it could dampen the wildfires season. >> probably notch in the long run. >> reporter: with the rain comes a little bit of relief. it was a consistent rain leaving ponding in the east bay. this is the biggest storm since the new year. it is not big enough to drown california's long-term drought. >> now we are probably good to go for the spring months. it may be sufficient to moisten the soil. puck the vegetation is so dry it will require storms with higher rainfall totals to fill them up again. this might be the last downpour we see for a

totals with this storm given that it is tracking across the central coast will likely be in the santa cruz mountains we can see 1 to 2 inches of rain so tracking the one-two pinch of wind and rain, and this would be the most rain region wide since december 29th. we will have a closer look at this storm hour by hour, coming up and, what impacts it could have for the work week forecast coming up in about 12 minutes. >>> our storm ranger is out on san bruno mountain scanning for rain on the way. if you haven't already, download our nbc bay area app. it is very useful. it will give you exclusive access to storm ranger's doppler radar to track when the rain will hit your neighborhood. >> developing in the east bay, at least one lane of westbound 580 is closed right now and, whoa, you can see why. chp says this car fire started about 4:00. this is just east of eden canyon road between dublin and castro valley. no word on any injuries but a lot of smoke. >>> we are following breaking news right now in colorado. a fast-moving wildfire is forcing evacuations. this is near bolder. the fire has sprea

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but the czu fire complex burned right through this area in the santa cruz mountains of the since thenve been removing damaged trees. an eight-mile section will reopen this fall. a little lesson while you walk. >> that will be nice, actually. jeff is with us, talking about the sunshine. it was windy on the peninsula. >> especially in the mountains. we could see gusts from 30-50 miles per hour. we have rainfall coming in the seven-day forecast. let's take you into the microclimate weather, and we are all about this system right here. this is what helped to cool our temperatures off by 10 degrees today, and then eventually, we're going to see that wind really ramp up. i think overall this is good news. this system looks like it's going to move a lot faster. anytime you get wind you obviously don't want it to linger. we have a higher threat of downed tree, power outages and wildfires. this is pretty good, quick wind event in the mountains, that's where we'll see the top wind gusts. tonight we'll see winds kick up around the northern coastline. not too bad at the lower elevations. through

actually, this system will be more heavily focused in the south bay, the santa cruz mountain area. francisco's temperature trend. there's a little rain coming down, but if you look around 2:00 there will be steady, light rain with temps remaining in the 50s for san francisco. san jose expect to see the rain. i will guide you through the timing of this, how much rain and for how long in the full forecast. >> we want to hear what is happening on sunday, because maybe we will stay in today but maybe head out tomorrow. >> exactly. >> thanks. >>> we are in the middle of the fourth weekend of the russian invasion of ukraine. this was the scene after sunrise in lviv. in the last 24 hours several missiles destroyed buildings as there's no hope of the russian assault letting up soon. last night the first airstrikes hit within the city. russia says it has used a hypersonic missile in combat for the first time in ukraine. ukraine, meanwhile, claims it has killed a leading russian lieutenant general. a humanitarian corridor for ukrainians in the region is now open this morning. the united nati

rain totals, up to one to two inches around the santa cruz mountains.e, clouds, waiting on the rain. 62 degrees currently in public, southwest wind at 15. 65 degrees in walnut creek. and whoa, there's a bird there. did you see that? it's windy. 61 degrees in san francisco. got a south wind at 15. some gusts at times up to about 35 miles per hour. notice these wind speeds decreasing. the red and purple disappears towards the morning. the winds are accelerating because the front is just offshore and will pass to the north and east by tomorrow morning. and for the morning commute, probably looking at a few showers. the most intense part for your monday forecast is going to be around lunchtime. look at the highs tomorrow, upper 50s and low 60s. that could be the recipe for isolated thunder showers. more on that coming up. right now, let's tyke a look at storm ranger. you have some rain crossing the coast to the north bay. closer to the golden gate. you can see the reflectivity into the yellow and orange. the peak of the rain, at least this ban comes through

i first alert doppler, spotty showers for parts of the peninsula and the santa cruz mountains. we are looking at a little bit of snow up over mount hamilton. as we look at our highs in the mid to upper 50s to low 60s, below average for this time of year. a slight chance as we head through the day for us body isolated shower. >>> critically dry fuel levels of a major concern for fire officials. fire season hasn't even started yet. >>> a guaranteed made by vladimir putin has been broken to ukraine. >>> live from the cbs bay studios, this is kpix5 news. >>> right now, have opened a day like yesterday can quickly turn into a disaster and how firefighters have to be ready for wildfires even in the winter. we are hearing from the family of a san francisco by tenter. a clue did get help find the driver responsible. >>> a promise made by russia is broken. jake good morning, it is saturday, march 5. let's start with a quick check of our weather

in the higher elevations of the santa cruz mountains. this is forecast model data. it is bound to change as we get closer to the storm system moving and. >>> the gusts will be noticeable through the afternoon and evening hours. not too windy to start the day but the wind is accelerating by lunch time with gusts accompanying the heavier downpours. we are waiting for the rain, temperature is below average around the bay today, still above average further inland. 50s to the mid to upper 70s in the forecast by the afternoon. the warmest spots far inland in moves out. we will see the best chance of rain sunday night into monday. a slow return to near normal temperatures through the last days of march. >>> the rain in the forecast is something of an ironic twist to a very disappointing winter. as wilson walker reports, california will end it's rainy season deep in drought. >> reporter: whenever rain is coming, we will take it but it will not change the scoreboard this year. there will be no miracle. >> that's right. we do have miracle marches

you see this line of showers from the coast of the santa cruz mountains. a little pocket of light showers just south of mountain view and then north from that freeman just south of hayward on up into the east bay. this is that cold front right there. and just north of fremont is where we do have some thunderstorm activity that has resulted in cloud to ground lightning stretching from hayward castro valley on up towards walnut creek, san ramon in up to concord, bayport and bay points now into solano county. most of that thunder has been concentrated right around walnut creek right now. cloud to ground lightning in that area. so if you were planning on getting outside, make that activity brief, definitely avoid too much exposure, especially with lightning in the vicinity, especially for inland east areas. but that really some quick development of these thunderstorms as we do see this cold front sliding through replacing a very warm air mass with a much colder one. temperatures falling dramatically today. when you see that much change in a short period of tim

making its way into morgan hill and making its way into the tallest part of the santa cruz mountains. going to continue to progress to the southeast. there is snowfalling in the higher elevations, snow levels dropping down to 2,000 feet. >> we are going to see lighter showers off and on activity will be with us through the rest of tonight. the wind gust that prompted the first alert weather day those subsided. up too 50 miles an hour in san francisco. tkhroes that at sfo and the winds are dying down as we speak. the breeze will not be as much of a factor tomorrow. take a look at how long the showers are going to last in the full forecast. >> all right, paul, thank you. >>> the powerful winds causing damage bay area wide. take a look at the poles that toppled over. they blocked traffic for a short time and one caught fire. thankfully the crews were able to control the flames and avoid a bigger problem like this one. a large wildfire that started as a controlled burn but quickly got out of control because of the wind. kpix5 andrea nakano spoke to firecrews saying on days like these they

. >> reporter: santa cruz county, expected to be a spring break hot spot says its waste water is clear. no jump in cases despite conflicting reports in the national press. >> we see case counts continue to drop. we think there might be a little flattening out in terms of how far they will drop. they are low at this point. >> reporter: in fact, so far, the ba.2 variant has not even reached santa cruz county. they realize it's only a matter of time. the county will keep an eye on spring break stats to see if it triggers any surges. >> most come here and spend time outdoors. that's a relatively low risk activity. that is something to think about. >> reporter: for now, all indications are this spring break will be closer to normal than the past two years. >>> it's unanimous. santa clara county supervisors voted to buy land for affordable housing. they will purchase four pieces of property. the land they will build more than 300 affordable homes for seniors, veterans, families and farm workers. the project will be funded by the $950 million affordable housing bond passed by county voters in

you can see there's more for santa cruz and san jose, santa rosa and san francisco., but that would be a different twist on what we saw. just yesterday morning, 60 seventies on your temps today, little cooler tomorrow some partly cloudy skies more to the north into the south looks good on friday our system on saturday with rain developing probably late morning, you guys okay. thanks steve. well, teachers in one east bay school district may take a big step towards walking off the job details of their demands that could lead to a strike. millions of americans struggle to get enough sleep and while many turn to sleeping supplements, experts say not all of them are a dream com ever notice how stiff clothes can feel rough on your skin? it's because they rub against you creating friction. and your clothes rub against you all day. for softer clothes that are gentle on your skin, try downy free & gentle. just pour into the rinse dispenser and downy will soften your clothes without dyes or perfumes. the towel washed with downy is softer, fluffier, and gentler on your skin. tr

rainfall amounts so far are over two inches in the santa cruz mountains. bedlam is almost always the rainiest spot. almost 1 inch of rain in santa rosa, the system overachieved three parts of the northbay. half an inch of rain for fremont, san jose picked up exactly 1/4 inch of rain 2/10 of an inch for downtown sentences go, that is not dent the drought, any more than a door ding that you get in the parking lot but if it pushes back the peak of fire season by 1% we will take every single drop. still, some drops falling, barely in the center valley right now with higher ranges on the east side of the san ramon valley. activity sliding south, just a bit more shower activity, it is going to quiet down pretty quickly as we had through the next two hours. shows a couple of lingering showers, may be a few sprinkles here and there, same thing for the northbay for 9:00 this evening them by 11:00, maybe a sprinkle or two. we will dry out through the rest of the night, some locally dense fog spilling out into the inland valley to start the day on tuesday, then that w

the loss of darrell darling hits us hard in santa cruz but also throughout the central coast. for reverend darling was that iconic mentor to all of us based on his long time fight for civil rights, for equal rights, for peace, for justice, for nonviolence, and for his never-ending work for a more perfect union. reverend darling's fight began when he almost got kicked out of college for pressing his administration about its racist policies towards african-americans. reverend darling then went on to attend the yale seminary where in 1965 he marched with the martin luther king from selma to mont montgomery and crossed the edmund pettus with our colleague, congressman john lewis. after that, darrell and his wife, karen, ran the darling house bed and breakfast where they hosted numerous events for our community and continued to mentor young activists and future public servants. in fact, i'll never forget the conversation that i had with darrell, seated in his backyard, that inspired me to stand here in congress. for it was that type of impression that the reverend darling had on me

. >>> we are under a microclimate alert with heavy rain moving through the santa cruz mountains. heavier rain is moving into gilroy. 101 heading into the south bay is going to be a really soggy commute. as we get a look at what's happening on the roadways, we've had a couple of spinouts, but right now just seeing a minor issue on the bay bridge as we are starting to see that accident. as of now, still not causing any backups because the traffic is still light, but you do want to slow down as you head out for work. we'll take another look at weather and traffic coming up. let's see what's happening in the business world with dom. good morning. >> thank you very much, kari. good morning, bay area. i am dominic chu from cnbc global headquarters. stocks are set for a mixed open as investors look ahead to a very busy week of economic data. the dow and the s&p 500 rose on friday's session to close out the second consecutive up week they've had, while the nasdaq finished lower, but still ended the week in the green. meanwhile, believe it or not, oil prices are falling this morning as a

. >> from santa cruz do all over the bay area. prices are at least $5 a gallon. drivers at the pump say, well, the price of gas is expensive and they consider it a small sacrifice for the people of ukraine. and i gas money every once in a closet say something about. >> the wodld in the country, right? so even if it doesn't affect me personally, i'm sure it matters if that's what it takes to support the horrible situation right now >> in menlo park, kron, 4 news. >> you can follow all the latest updates on the war in ukraine. just use your phone to scan the qr code on your screen. it will guide you to our website for all the latest developments and the resources available around the bay area. >> a family winery in the north bay is looking to rebuild tonight after a fire tore through the tasting room. crews respond to the scene last night able to put out the flames before it spread further. but the damage was extensive. kron four's dan thorn talked with the family about fire. yes, the story from sonoma. >> a catastrophic fire rips through the larson. family winery

here are the santa cruz mountains where you can see a little frosty at the top over there. look at this. observatory on mount hamilton with ice sticking to the building, not bad. >> that shot right there, the last one looks like the sun was coming down and hitting the snow. >> yes, it was. >> and the angels were singing. >> i added the angels. >> we did up on the santa cruz mountains, we saw the good snow. we had about 3 to 6 inches of snow coming down. there is the good news. the skies are clearing. around san jose, we are 54 degrees at mount hamilton, way out in the distance there picking up a little bit of snow. let's take you over to san rafael right now at 51 degrees. we'll see some mid-30s and reaching by tomorrow morning, 52 in livermore. 52 degrees west wind in san francisco, close to 12 miles per hour. it is still some what breezy outside but not quite as gusty. especially on the coast you see wind speeds about 10 to 20 miles per hour. we should see less wind as we go through the day on wednesday. storm ranger right now, more activities this morning. all of the sho

lo menos hasta hoy a las 7:00 de la noche en los condados de monterrey san francisco san mateo santa cruzos 69° al igual que santa cruz en 66 vemos pittsburgh que alcanza los 70 también a la zona del norte santa rosa 70 65° esas son las temperaturas que se van a presentar durante la noche ligeramente desciende especialmente hacia la zona del sur del área de la bahía para (...) en los 40 santa rosa estaría entrando el valor de los 40 y 9° esto a lo largo de la noche todavía con algunos poblados cuál es el próximo entonces vamos a ver todavía algunos poblados las lloviznas alejado por completo miércoles jueves y viernes alta presión se posiciona en california garantiza aumento de temperaturas pero el día sábado el sistema que va a tener algunas lluvias ligeras cielos parcialmente nublados >> viernes sábado de lluvias en la región y tienen planes para el fin de semana no te lo el sábado lleve a tener más detalles no se vaya a perder a las cinco regresamos >> gracias guillermo hoyos sé que te va a agravar esta próxima historia y muchos televidentes es que la nasa anunció que está lista para e

some of the projections kind of favor areas towards santa cruz, santa cruz mountains, santa clara valleyowards monterey and salinas. that would be on monday . except for a few high clouds. there's a rather extensive fog bank travis has been up early with the wind gusts 31 out of the west southwest that is a roaring sea breeze for them so early in the season. don't usually see that too. you get married you but no, thanks normal around here anymore. fifties sixties coast in bay, san francisco looks like another day in the fifties. they have not been above 57 in the last le had seventies to almost 80 yesterday. not today. upper sixties low to mid seventies temps will continue to come down when you get that kind of a win to travis and an onshore breeze everywhere else. it's only a matter of time so england temps will start start to take the tumble. forties fifties on the temps really slow to recover from this big fog bank. so our system let's hope it, you know, no surprises. no head fakes. we've seen enough of that for the last three months. if you're going to arizona for spring training, it

. >> santa cruz county says its waste water is clear, no jump in cases. >> right now, we're seeing our case count continue to drop. there might be a little bit of flattening out how far they will drop. >> reporter: so far, the ba.2 hasn't reached santa cruz county. they will keep an eye on the spring break stats to see if it triggers surges. >> most of our people come here and spend time outdoors. that's a low-risk activity. that's something to think about. >> reporter: for now, all indications are that this spring break will be closer to normal than the past two years. >>> one down, one to go. the one of the company theranos. today, the trial of sunny balwani began. he is the business partner of elizabeth holmes. like holmes, balwani faces multipled from charges and a trial expected to last three months. his team called him a shareholder as opposed to someone calling the shots. one legal analyst says that might not be the best choice. >> it's a terrible idea. it detracts from any credibility that balwani will have with the jury. he was much more than an investor. >> you can expect to

santa cruz santa cruz mountains system is falling apart down there, but still holding together a littlehere these were some of the lowest 55 is popular. take your pick. novato napa airport, walnut creek, berkeley, oakland, san francisco in their san carlos hayward, sunnyvale closed for everyone else. 40 in south lake tahoe 36 trucking 57 down in monterey, same los angeles, 57. so our system we can rounding third and heading for home, but we'll give it a gold star for giving us an okay rain. not much left her anywhere except in the south, and that will only be a couple 100 will get a three day break before the next system arrives. that will be on saturday morning to the north saturday afternoon evening to the south, and it looks like it has a little bit more punch, maybe a little more cold air, which could give the mounts a little bit more of the way of snow instead of such a warm system sixties to near 70 today, it'll be nice next couple of days weeks system falls apart on thursday so some clouds, then we'll clouded up saturday. rain starts to the north on saturday, probably late mornin

people are using values fallacy does road instead, we also do have in the santa cruz mountains. huge problem. coton 17 at laurel, there's an overturned mail truck . the coton lanes are all blocked. north bong is just a mess as people are trying to get past that crashed. bay bridge is going to be backed up to the maze. and now marin county has a motorcycle accident south on one on one near the county dumps there, and traffic is very slow getting into novato coming out of petaluma. this is a big problem for you. if you're heading south on 1 to 1 from petaluma to navarro, you're going to be in a bunch of slow traffic. 72 let's get back to the headlines. okay, sal? well this morning, the united nations human rights office is now confirmed the deaths of 406 civilians in the russian attack on ukraine, and that includes 27 children. many times, every city . every village is dangerous now . now. this comes as a new round of talks have scheduled for today between ukrainian and russian officials. also today, russia announced another limited ceasefire and the establishment of safe corridor

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