we're still down along 17 northbound scotts valley. we do have an accident there.from one traveling up to los gatos. 85, let's also check on things. if you are going to be traveling along highway 9 this morning. remember, things are pretty slick. so definitely drive slow. all right. james, back to you. thanks. a lot >> ok, let's take you to the east bay now then talk more about the rain and the traffic combining right now in livermore to spell kind of a mess for some were talking about eastbound lanes of fire. yeah. eastbound into 5.80, the noncompete direction. there's some blacks that have developed. >> you did say 9 come use so that might help. but let's actually find out from the ground. will tran is out there in it right now this morning in livermore. well, what's going on? >> it's raining now. no doubt about it. john shrable was absolutely pinpoint at around 6.30. you said it would come down and sure enough look at my jacket and those drops are getting bigger by the second. and that is not helping those cracks on the roadway. this is past north glen road. and

highway 17 was shut down in both directions at mount her man road in scotts valley and same sort of a situation, reports of a downed tree in that area. at last check the road is open but it's moving very slow as it should be right now. two s laare osed on st 58 can't start repairs until the fineowre ae sal bovideo that w got from our chopper that shows the erosion here. the spokesperson for caltrans told me that the collapsed retaining wall is what caused the pavement to crack. now structural engineers are decide figure they are able to put up sheet piles to establish the wall. it will be a temporary fix. they will have to rebuild this area. drivers, crews are warning you, be patient. >> expect delays 580 eastbound through here. not a lot of great detours. those of you not great for trucks, a narrow wind di road. it will get you around caltrans they have about 30 crews on standby working to repair this damage that we are seeing here. but we know there are other crews going around the bay aro ea ha tn onfoe r a he been eing ro seaadn. ba ck to veyou. >> justin,in the rain. >>> now to t

jobina has been talking about accidents on highway 17 near scotts valley. it is a mess.g in from sunnyvale to san mateo and even into the east bay. level 3 strong storm. we upgraded it not only because of the rain but a high wind threat. that really maximizes later this afternoon. we will look at the high wind warning in effect along the coastline and a wind advisory in effect for the east bay and southbay. underneath the high wind warning the orange areas have wind up to 70 miles per hour. that can bring down trees and cause ou outages. later this afternoon the winds are going to ramp up. i want to emphasize this wind event is not like last tuesday's where the winds were up to 90 miles per hour. this is weaker but it will cause issues along the coastline where we have a high wind warning in effect. winds are strengthening in my umbrella is moving. you can see this morning we are tracking this downpours living through and on and off showers continue throughout the afternoon and evening. the rainfall totals, where we see those downpours closer the coastline, they will add

look at how slow it is now, all the way from scotts valley up to the summit. if you're watching this, and you have any flexibility of today's the day you could take your meetings on zoom, for example, i would do it for now. until this clears 7 18, steve. i'm going to take the rest of my meetings from zoom today. what's that? what's the what is that? i've never heard of that some newfangled thing that they came up with. okay well, you do that. so you do whatever you want. you're the big dog in the kennel. don't you worry about it. alright we're getting a break from rain for at least until friday, probably saturday morning. is there more rain on the way for cat guy? good morning, steve atmospheric rivers a week from friday what saith oh, wise one. karnak. ruminating sis boom bah classic it was that was a classic. yes i think there will be something i don't like to use the word atmospheric river unless it's really one because when it rains all the time. sometimes it's a cold front like we had, but it does look pattern is showing signs are so much going on. it tak

some cold temperatures kind of settling in for the night as you make your way in the ben lowman, scotts valley, boulder creek, a little cold there. also in the north bay valleys, expect some cold temperatures overnight tonight and into early tomorrow morning. maybe some frost early on as well. the sea breeze as kick back in, though, but we're going to see what looks like more of a sea breeze general, nice weather here the next couple days. but as we get into next week, back to the atmospheric river and more rain on the way. guys, back to you. >> all right, lawrence, thank you. a stanford employee is facing charges accused of intentionally lying about being raped twice on campus. last year we cover the investigations which caused campuswide security alerts at the time. according to the santa clara county district attorney's office on august, 9th 2022. 25 year-old jennifer greece went to valley medical center for a assault, forensic exam. investigators say she reported to a nurse that a black man in his 20's grabbed her, which is going to her car and raped her in a residence hall restroom. and 2

the standard cruise of mountain scotts valley over five inches of rainfall. felton over four inches, watson ville over three inches and some pretty impressive totals for the rest of the bay area. if you can't see kent field 4.69, oakland over two inches, san francisco 1.10. here is the radar imagery over the past, 24. hours we're showing you all that rain moving across the bay area and sliding to the south and to the east right now, though, we do have partly to mostly cloudy skies a little bit of activity showing up on the radar as you can't see up in portions of the north bay. nothing major, and that will kind of be the plan into the weekend. some scattered off and on rain showers, but another atmospheric river will produce some heavy rain as we head into next week, and we'll talk more about that with your full update. in a few minutes. okay mark. thank you more rain this weekend into the next week as well. so if you are looking for you're having trouble finding sandbags you can head to ktvu .com. we have assembled a list of places where you can get sandbags

scotts valley fire responded to this car accident on north bong highway 17 just before the mount hermon exit. not sure how the accident happened. um luckily, it was just a single occupant and nobody was hurt, but definitely with all the rain that we have coming right now, and they're expected to calm. these roadways are going to be slick. they're going to be wet. take your time. slow down, battalion chief steuben dorf says in rainy weather drivers should reduce their speed by 10 mph below the speed limit to make driving safer. he also warns that people should not drive if they don't have to. trees are weakened through storms. the ground that saturated over the potential for wind also this evening, so if you don't have to go out, just stay at home. it's not worth it to go out. county emergency operations center opened two shelters for residents who may need to evacuate and watson bill and app toss with 6 to 8 inches of rain expected to fall in the region over the next few days. residents say they're preparing for floods. impossible power outages are landlords. have a generator, so basica

then there's a daytime shelter set up at scotts valley community center.e, and there are also folks who may not be able to get home. let me show you video of what's happening. there's a major roadway, main street, that partially collapsed because the culvert underneath washed away, couldn't deal with all of the rain. there are hundreds of homes in that area and now one of the main thoroughfares is no longer passable. so be ready to leave, have all your items charged in case you lose power so that you can keep track of the information, because this is just the beginning and it's already pretty darn bad. we'll send it back to you. >> kris, stay safe out there. thanks for that update. >>> in santa rosa, this heavy rain already has caused flooding. this is highway 12, under stoney point road. a few nearby streets are closed as well because they're under water. the santa rosa fire department is urging people to avoid driving if you don't have to. our pete suratos is heading up there this morning and we'll have the latest at the top of the 5:00 a.m. hour. >>> a

this is near scotts valley, northbound 17 at el rancho drive .eeds are down to around six mph in this area, and the off ramp is shut down a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza where it is very wet right now. slick conditions, which is why you're speeds are under the limit. it's going to take you about 26 minutes to get across the bridge and into san francisco. also bar is running trains at slower speeds due to the weather at about 10 extra minutes to your plan. travel time, reggie going to check in with met drew too, but we just had a flood advisory issued for san jose and the santa cruz mountains of the stormy morning out there this until nine a.m. we are seeing water piling up on our roadways right now, so be aware hydro planning is a big concern. you can see a heavy rain just aimed right now at the santa cruz mountains and the south bay. we have downpours throughout the east bay and the peninsula and it's not the rain, but the wind, high wind warnings and wind advisories are in effect later today wins will peak. passing over 45 mph guys. sa

look at these rainfall totals for thursday and today in the santa cruz mountains, you can see scotts valleyve inches of rainfall. felton almost 4.5 watson ville over three inches and some pretty impressive storm totals for the rest of the bay area. can't field 4.69, oakland over two inches, san francisco over an inch and san jose 1.5 so you can see all the action moving across the region. over the past 24 hours, a clear change, though we actually had a nice break for a good portion of the afternoon. now we still have some flood warnings in place as you can see here closer to as he has we click on this one region here this to do the potholder river. this in place portions of monterey, san benito and santa clara county, the us reservoir as well kind of overflowing at least the creek. they're showing that flood warning in place right now and up in the north bay. this has been a shrinking in size, and this is one out towards sonoma county. a flood warning until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning, a sharp rise on some of the creeks and the streams now just over the past few hours and more development o

in that car got out, but that's not going to be good for people driving in from santa cruz or scotts valley0 very slow out of tracy coming into livermore. because of a crash at grant line, and also it's also very slow their westbound 5 86 80 on the shoulder. there was a crash there as well. you can see traffic is moving. okay now, if you're driving to barria bridges , let's go to the bay bridge and show you the traffic is okay at the toll. plus it's not terrible , but it is. you know, a little bit slow for the morning commute san mateo bridge. you're asking about that? that looks good. there's a little bit of slowdown building on 92 before you make it onto the spin dumbarton bridge. so far so good. good. 6 11. let's go back to the desk. all right. thank you, sal. weeks after the shootings in half moon bay help is on the way for farmworkers in san mateo county , coming up the plan to improve their living conditions. black history month coming to an end, the golden state warriors stepping up supporting black up entrepreneurs, we'll take a look at an event that helped black owned businesses wh

zach fuentes is live in scotts valley. >> we just got an update from the santa cruz county sheriffs office an hour ago. they had 25 deputies in areas under evacuation warnings to let the residents know about the potential danger. many of those areas are the same ones that were flooded in january. we got to talk with some of the residence. some of them telling us they only got their breath a couple days ago. now they are facing a repeat of january's devastation. this felting grove neighborhood has been hampered by the constant stream of storms that has hit santa cruz county since the start of the year. the road in homes flooded by the nearby san lorenzo river. >> the last flood we had was seven years ago. this year, several floods which is extremely unusual. >> much of the linundate homestn piles of the street. the cleanup is only just wrapping up. >> we have been working every week when we can since then. it is just starting right now to feel like it was before the storms. this is kind of discouraging to be facing it all over again. >> homeowner howard berman who we first visited in januar

orange square that represents between 505,000 customers who are without it, the boulder creek area, scotts valley. they have had such a rough year, but the majority of local customers in the bay area that are without power are in the east bay here and look at this. such widespread outages still, the yellow indicates between 5500 customers. the green dots between one and 50 customers. and you have it just up and down. interstate 80 across highway. 24 out in the pleasant hill, they still have problems. the hills above the east bay. there. they are just really dealing with it tonight. once again using flashlights, the peninsula over here would be the other spot hardest hit by the storms yesterday and all the wind, half moon bay over here in the san carlos belmont, san mateo, redwood city woodside. look at that. all that orange. and there's a mudslide that they're dealing with an orange as well. and woodside pg and e says it did colin, these extra crews to try to get ready for the storm before yesterday's winds really whipped up. they say they had 80 extra crews staged there. but with winds topping 8

notice that moderate and higher elevations are getting some sleet and snow all the way down through scotts valley and the santa cruz mountains. more rainfall as the showers continue to the south. because of this cold air in place, we have the winter weather advisory for hamilton at 30 degrees. snow, anywhere from 2-10 inches up toward mount hamilton will accumulate with that. once again, not warming up very much in the highlighted areas. we are looking at levels lingering at about 25 hundred feet. in north bay, we can see a thunderstorm there today. here is a look at the six-hour rainfall totals overnight. we so basically a third to a half inch, and not done yet in the santa cruz mountains. we picked up some pretty good rain as we talked about yesterday. rain in the mid morning hours and then again overnight. breezy, cloudy, wet san francisco. temperatures in the mid 40's. certainly, it is slick out there. there may be some airport delays, but overall, temperatures are pretty much a degree or two of from yesterday. showers, wintry weather today, the unsettled pattern continues through tomorrow an

scotts valley looking chilly as well at 37. as we go into the south county, morgan hill, gilroy, all in the mid-30s to start out saturday. and on sunday as well. so this is a continuing pattern that we're going to track day after day, right here this weekend. 35 in novato to start on sunday and then dipping lower in the tri-valley, dublin and livermore, 33 degrees to start out. maybe we want to start the weekend off early in the south bay. let's take a look at your hiking forecast. it's going to be a nice day, a little bit partly cloudy as we go through the afternoon. but overall 50s to kick off the weekend. once we advance a little past the weekend, we're looking at another storm system moving in monday night. it's going to drop through the pacific northwest, already intensifying. if you notice all of these colors coming along with it, this is going to develop really quickly in the next couple of days. early estimates, we're looking at anywhere from 2 inches or more of rain in the north bay, along the santa cruz mountains and

that could cause issues, including outcome of the santa cruz mountains, you can see near scotts valley and santa cruz, seeing some rain. some of that as we get higher to the summit level towards the morning. it may change to some wet snowflakes as colder air so notice the timeline here, right on top of the morning commute we will see those areas around the santa cruz mountains and those higher hills south of livermore for chance of seeing snow showers and right there near the highway 17 close to 6:00 a.m. with a winter weather advisory, up now through 10:00. the area has changed and it now includes the santa cruz mountains and through 10:00 tomorrow morning. elevation above 2500 feet could see snow. better accumulations over towards mount hamilton where they could see a half foot of snow coming down. so during the day tomorrow, a mix of sun, some hail, isolated thunder in the mix. the second half of the week him a plan on some big changes we will lose these low snow levels and replace it with trouble air and warmer temperatures and the real potential of heavy rain and gusty wind as we

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numbers overwhelming portions of the bay area, you can see the focus down in santa cruz county, scotts valley with this map over five inches of rain, redwood estates 4.99 felton 4.47 watson ville over three inches of rain , but most areas picking up significant rainfalls you can't see can't field santa rosa and four to over four inches of rainfall. oakland over two inches, san francisco over one inch, but not so much in san mateo. we had a little bit of a rainfall kind of backing off out towards portions of the peninsula just under half an inch of rainfall. so as you know, the rainfall moved in last night into early this morning, and also towards the sierra. we are talking about some rain showers closer to lake level, but they still have a winter storm warning in place and we still have some flooded by warnings in place. that means flooding is happening right now, as you can see on these panels. this is areas mainly for the power power a river this portion of monterey, san benito, santa clara and santa cruz county and also out toward before said, but he don't say that clara county this mainly

his family ended up buying a second home in scotts valley and santa cruz county. if you want to watch the movie the birds tonight, you can stream it on peacock, rented for about $3 on itunes or see it on amazon. prime. >> coming up, what we've learned from body camera footage now made public nashville officers trying to track down the shooter yesterday killed 6 people at a school. >> also, the dreary weather is not only an inconvenience it can lead to significant mood problems. >> for your health tonight, this dreary weather and that's putting it kindly can really put a damper on a lot of people's moods, even sometimes bringing out the feelings of experts say there's a reason for that. they say our brains hate being deprived of light. >> that slows the production of feel-good stimulants like serotonin and dopamine. the result can be people getting more grouchy and low on energy and dark weather days and the rain can cancel plans and that hurt relationships. we are isolated. >> we're not going out with friends and having fun or doing those biking hiking, exercise t

you see parts of boulder creek, scotts valley. widespread outages. there.y feeling the storm. but if we're focusing in on the bay area the worst of it is the east bay. and you're talking about 100,000 customers here in the east bay without power. you have the walnut creek area that has a lot of outages. if you carry that along highway 24 through lafayette through rendon, then you head to the east bay hills, elsa albany, richmond, san pablo. it's just a situation where, you know, up and down the 8.80, corridor here, you know, the green isn't so fewer than 50 customers, but look at all the green. that's the thing. you know, you're talking about hundreds of thousands of people in the bay area here affected the peninsula will be the next hardest hit area followed by san francisco. and we'll just zoom into the city momentarily. you can see how it is just covered. at least the southern and the western part of the city with with significant outages. so hopefully gets but you hope the crews can get out there safely and restore power to people before they start losi

i focus the map on the scotts valley area felton's right here. so kell down at the bottom of the screen and this whole area, the highway, 17 cuts through to get to santa cruz's the community and are able show you impacted by these outages. so that connection between los gatos in santa cruz. that's going to be obviously a problem for you. and obviously the people live there are dealing with that this morning. let's take a broader look here at the outage situation and what we're seeing around the bay area at the moment we have about 7200 customers without power here and the vast bulk of them, about 5,000 of them are split between the peninsula and the east bay. we have about 3,000 out right now on the peninsula and in the east bay. it's about 2000. you see these areas in orange. those are the hot spot pockets, right where we have 500 to 5,000 customers without power. right now in the east bay. we'll zoom in on alamo. you can see there's an area. there were a good bit of that community now is in the dark and the other bit of orange that we saw was a

by boulder creek, so that that's a pretty good amount of rain coming down there , especially by scotts valley. but things are winding down tomorrow. there's a chance for a few showers and sprinkles should see more sunshine. tomorrow should be slightly warmer. and then we go into a weekend that i think you'll be happy to see with something on the back end. maybe some rain down the road, but right now it's ways down the road. we'll see what happens later. at first, like i was so scared. i have cats and dogs and there's kids around and all this stuff, but how cool a neighborhood told to keep quiet and not go outside after a mountain lion is spotted still ahead how the cat was captured. also coming up tonight at six. the storm takes a toll on the oakland estuary, causing significant damage to boats and some people call those boats home. been camping out in alaska backyard since yesterday afternoon just hours ago, california fish and wildlife tranquilize the animal ktvu s brooks jarocz was there as it was carried away. for hours and £80 female mountain lion was perched right up there on these neig

this is in scotts valley down by gilroy.ve got a tree fell blocking westbound lane of state road, 1, 29 and then fairfield six inches of water. it's southbound 6 80 at willow pass that was an hour ago or over an hour ago. but still, you get an idea for what's going on out there in terms of scattered showers, rain heavy at times and windy conditions. as you know, i mean, we had plenty of wind today. the winds have died down, but they're still they're still out there. i mean, we still got 25 35 mile an hour gust. we did have gusts today up to 55. there's a system beautiful looking weather system just not very similar to last week as we've been talking about, but further offshore did all its big wind growth and ah, you know, storm stuff, did most of it offshore and then moved onshore, and that's why we're kind of seeing as it's winding down within its strength, but we are still seeing scattered showers. this is the model. this is about eight o'clock tomorrow morning continued scattered showers. some breaks by lunchtime, and the

scotts valley.ust throwing these storm reports of funnel cloud because i want you to see the variety of weather that we had today in the bay area and wind being the headline as we go into tonight, and tomorrow you see midnight still showers winds dying down a bit. there's time to die down a little bit now, but it's slow. so the next few hours those winds kind of go away to the point where they're manageable. not like now and then by 10 a.m. tomorrow morning, we're kind of dry. and then we get some sun tomorrow afternoon. so when goes away? certainly by nine o'clock is the plan in the showers go away by tomorrow morning. the current radar the wind. current wind gusts. 66 miles an hour on mount diablo. that was 70 miles an hour earlier. these are sustained winds 43 sustained at oakland. that's a big deal. sustained just means you stand there. just blowing 43 miles an hour. for non stop, just go, go, go! you've got wind gusts of 37 miles an hour deaths fo you gotta wind gust of 46 at hayward . so forec

mountains were a mudslide and power lines down, reported at seven o'clock this morning there in scotts valley, so a lot going on across the bay area. here's a look at where the storm is right now, central and southern california for us. again getting a much needed break as i move you into saturday morning, though, begins to change a little bit. we've got mostly cloudy skies. the scattered showers continuing saturday night into sunday. it looks like the rain wants to pick up another wave moves through. here's a look at sunday morning, we wake up with the same pattern. mostly cloudy skies. scattered showers in the forecast. there's a look at monday morning. it's just deja vu over and over again. as far as rainfall amounts, we could be wet all the way through. it looks like tuesday night into early wednesday morning. anywhere from 2 to 4. inches of rainfall will continue to fine tune this, of course, as it will change. meanwhile the sierra is going to continue to pile up the snow there. and we again are looking at, um, that flood advisory for the bay area that will go until sunday morning and pr

scotts valley fire responded to this car accident on north bong highway 17 just before the mount hermont. not sure how the accident happened. luckily it was just a single occupant and nobody was hurt, but definitely with all the rain that we have coming right now. and they're in the com beause. roadways are going to be slick. they're going to be wet. take your time. slow down, battalion chief steuben door says in rainy weather drivers should reduce their speed by 10 mph below the speed limit to make driving safer. he also warns that people should not drive if they don't have to. trees are weakened through storms set the ground that saturated over the potential for wind. also this evening, so if you don't have to go out, just stay at home, it's not worth it to go out to cruise county emergency operations center opened two shelters for residents who may need to evacuate and watson bill and app toss with 6 to 8 inches of rain expected to fall in the region over the next few days. residents say they're preparing for floods. impossible power outages are landlords. have a generator. so basica

now we're looking at temperatures still cold to start, with some upper 30s in mountain view and scotts valley and also at 43 in dublin, 42 in san rafael. as we head out the door in the north bay, santa rosa, 41 degrees, still most cloudy. we'll see clouds linger for at least the next three to four hours and then into the rest of the day the sun will peek out and we'll reach into the upper 50s and low 60s across the bay area. >>> mike, you're taking a look at the drive out of richmond. >> very light right now, this is the bridge over toward san rafael. 580 through the east bay, a smooth flow of traffic and no slowing. a later start for the community is playing out. 580 coming through alameda county and 680, those express lanes, they haven't been charging tolls for a couple of years. they're back in service and resuming with the same regulations as on the peninsula. so 580, 680, toll lanes are resuming charges today. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> a follow-up this morning from the criminal indictment against former president trump. new york city police are ramping up staffing with the pos

this is scotts valley along highway 17 southbound. right mount herman road. we do have an accident.es are blocked, trying to clear that off the highway. there. so be mindful tomorrow is going to be even busier. all right. james, back to you. >> thanks a lot, right. and i'm 49 and everywhere. everything. everywhere. all at one that set got everything. yeah. the oscars. >> it seemed like was a party about them. more natick, 7 wins in all, including best picture. yeah. and they beat out big movies. average car elvis, a top gun maverick. it was a huge move. sam rubin with a look. >> sunday night at the oscars deeper. some of winners turned into the real winners as one film had a particularly good evening. welcome to the 95th oscars. >> they came in with the most nominations in everything everywhere. all at once came out with the most oscar wins 7 in all, including 3 of the 4 major acting awards along with best director and best picture. >> and the oscar goes to everything. >> with luck start early in the oscar telecast with best supporting actor award to a very emotional he >> my mom is

earlier today, the chp posting about that closure just before 1 30 this afternoon in scotts valley, due to several hazards, the highway was shut down in both directions at mount hermon road, but as we mentioned it, reopened about an hour later. and high winds ripping through san francisco this afternoon, breaking windows on a high rise building. broken glass could be seen on the street. down below. this happened at a building at sacramento and davis ktvu is christian captain. joining us now live from that scene and christian. we can see how strong those gusts are. right now. this is the same scene that you watched unfold a week ago. yeah that's right. alex. another week another windstorm. another window, this one at the intersection of sacramento and davis window on the 20th story has fallen. they've closed off that intersection for right now. the major story here is the wind . you can see people walking here across the street and this if you believe it is actually a little less windy than it was just a couple of minutes ago, we saw numerous people trying to cross this street here. and

i mean, it's still lighting up, occasionally hear scotts valley santa cruz capital over to correlateelated said over four inches of rain. so today's forecast fifties to near 60 on the temps. we're not done yet, but the heaviest rain is kind of stalled out or move south. the wind speeds have come down mostly cloudy. maybe a few partly soundings but often on right, but look at this. the tap is just going all the way to the hawaiian islands and beyond that, so there'll still be some pretty good rain totals coming in here. heavier amounts would favor areas to the south for now, but i do think we have to keep an eye on things for the north bay and monday and tuesday. we'll get rain off and on. i expect these numbers to go up. unfortunately it's a lot of rain now, up until the snow that was now around 7,508,000 ft. fifties on the attempts and some flooding has already been reported, cloudy off and on rain will take us into saturday sunday. i think the next big system if it isn't monday night, it will be tuesday morning. steve paulson. thank you. the south bay and santa cruz mountains were

and into the santa cruz area. 35 scotts valley as well as felton.grees outside your door saratoga, so getting out early this morning bundle up as we get into the afternoon. we are going to remain cool. in fact, today, a lot like yesterday. here's a view of the winds out there. matt yobbo reporting 24 mph little bit of a breeze in our hills as well. oakland north and south, but at the surface, not too bad santa rosa novato anywhere from 10 to 15 mph but gentle breeze from concord through oakland napa also we are going to continue with a little bit of a breeze. cool conditions. partly cloudy skies dry weather through today, most of tomorrow before this system drops in and brings us rain as well as some wind come monday night into tuesday, the advisory in place for areas over the sierra starts monday afternoon and we'll go until five o'clock wednesday afternoon. so if you're traveling this week up over the passes. be prepared for that better details on this storm and what we can expect for the week ahead. coming up in just a little bit. okay. thank you

we have 38 for you in scotts valley.turday and sunday. enjoy that break while it lasts, because we are looking at monday, the wind speeds picking up again as we wait for our next storm system on tuesday, continuing on into the middle of next week. >>> and that is your latest weather. guys? >> all l right, mr.r. roker. rightht after thihis. >>> all right. we're back. carson is here for the boost. let's go. a health care worker in little rock, arkansas was craving an ice coffee. she went on facebook and who was going to bring her one. a short time later, her husband who was deployed in the middle east replied, on my way. she responded, if only. little did she know he had secretly flown back to the u.s. to surprise her. >> awe! >> yeah! >> wow. >> how cute is that? he didn't even spill the iced coffee. pretty amazing. he had been gone about six months. she thought he wasn't coming back for another few weeks. she said, i was a little confused. and he had my favorite drink in his hand. look, he holds it steady. >> that's a lo

we have 42 for you over in scotts valley.in the east bay. going to warm up very nicely into the 60s this afternoon by around lunchtime. and everywhere else around the bay area, very mild day. even some 70s on the board. 71 for you in dublin as your daytime high, 73 down here in mountainview. now we're going to talk about some changes coming up ahead. we have more rain coming in tonight on into next week all coming up in my full forecast. kira? >> oh, but i'm so enjoying this break. cinthia, thanks. >>> also coming up at 7:00 today, a stunning statement by former president donald trump early this morning on his true social website claiming illegal leaks indicated he'll be arrested and soon. what he's calling his supporters to do. wel have that'l >>> prosecutors charge russian president vladimir putin with war crimes for deporting hundreds of ukrainian children to russia. here in the u.s., officials make preparations for a possible indictment of former president trump. how the biden administration is responding to both developm

but 39, so cal, scotts valley felton, boulder creek campbell's in there as well.n martin hollister's something i mean, it's cool, but not like we had in december and january. february. those were cold mornings. you can see the two branches the jet, but the ones north one south and in between, that's us, so we look good. today we look good tomorrow by the weekend will start to cloud it up. i think we'll get some rain on sunday light rain questions on monday tuesday that that there could be a pretty big system here, but the location on that is all up and down the coast, summer north summer south , so let's let's ease into it, but it does look like rain returns. early next week. fifties sixties on the temps little cool over by the coast because of the fog, mostly sunny friday will cloud it up saturday. we'll get some light rain starting on sunday. all right. see you. thank you. time now find 20. several inmates overdosed on fentanyl this week at a local correctional facility coming up the continuing battle with this drug crisis and the talk about three day strike tha

software supply chain, and the paycheck that you pay your employees come out of silicon valley bank, right? >> yes, scott. thanks for having me. we have 42 employees that are distributed globally. we do make payroll directly but silicon valley bank. until last week, 100% of our deposits were at silicon valley bank. >> take me back to that day in which you thought to yourself, oh, no. what went through your head, what convinced you to take your money out of silicon valley bank? >> i was interviewing candidates around 10:30 a.m. on thursday, when my feed had an article about reuters talking about silicon valley bank. my first reaction was, well, this is quite a normal reaction, and then my phone started exploding with text messages from other founders, entrepreneurs, venture capitalists, and the mood shifted from 10:30 in the morning being oh, seems like a normal reaction to by about 1:30 to, well, it sounds like everybody is making a run for their money, so i don't want to be the last person with my deposits sitting there. but i also very much believe in the silicon valley bank model. so by 2:30 p.m., we

eventually the sun will shine again and when it does could the snow melt cause spring flooding in the valley? scotte national weather service says the answer is yes but it depends on how quickly it melts. >> there is still the potential that we could get wet weather on top of a snow melt and so the combination of runoff from precipitation as well as snow melt would combine together and result in heightened flow. >>reporter: he says the biggest concern for high flow is in san joaquin. >> they're calculating how much water they're anticipating taking. >>reporter: san joaquin is currently working with the state for repairs and tracking how much water to release to make room for when the snow starts to melt. >> i think it's time, it's almost april. time for spring. >>reporter: now if you're thinking about driving to the sierra, you might want to think twice. heavy snow and gusty winds create dangerous driving conditions. check out this crash at donner pass road at i-80 today. it happened not too far from the shoe gar bowl resort. chain controls are in effect through all rights. >> and the snow pack cou

livermore's 30 to thirty's for many here, san jose's dropped to 37 mil valleys 34. 29 boulder creek, scotts valleyn the low 30 santa cruz at 35 gilroy, hollister's low thirties, even campbell's down to 33 scotus one observation there at 35 to below. in tahoe, 21 think that's about 15 degrees below average, same palm springs is cool. we had twenties thirties in the valley here. few high clouds but no biggie. the rain will move back in saturday morning around 10 a.m. you're good today you're good to go tomorrow. around 10 o'clock, snow will pick up in the mountains as well. the main front. the cold low comes in on sunday that will ramp up the snow totals again in the mountains. maybe it will last into monday night or tuesday. after that. there's a lot of uncertainty, but we could get somebody we could get some rain in here from the west. but i'll deal with it next week. there's just too much going on. until then, though, the weekend rain arrives. we'll take us into sunday, monday, you guys okay, steve. thank you. time at 7 41 big problem may be developing for food banks nationwide. the reason they'r

that line is formed, going right across santa cruz, scotts valley to the last gattis hills, so there'sy to go for them. they'll probably go over six plus here fifties on the attempts to near 60. heavy rain moves south asia times mostly cloudy, partly sending to the north but still often on rain. only later today, but probably end of the weekend as well. you guys thanks steve the atmospheric river, forcing evacuations from santa cruz mountains coming up on the nine the warning for those who lived in that region. also combating the continuing climate crisis after a quick break a look at some of the creative ways to deal with eenhouse paper being crumpled more paper being crumpled music: “i wish” by skee-lo boom! sound of paper balls landing in bins office workers cheering music stops why do we shoot baskets with paper balls? for the same reason we play scratchers from the california lottery. because a little play can make your day. logo scratches on "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see that crick in your neck? that ache in your heart? will they see that funny li

a lot of low forties on the temps here, 34, though boulder creek santa cruz mountains felt in scotts valleypper 30 cent. martine's in there now, so santa clara campbell and east san jose so cold enough hollister at 40 degrees. everything looks good today southern branch of the jet. just just that south of us. the northern branch is trying to get its act together for maybe going forward here. there's a lot going on just nothing that's painting us today or tomorrow. but wagner the coast sunny inland today we'll start to see some higher clouds roll in and then mostly cloudy rain develops on the weekends on sunday morning, next monday night. tuesday could be a bigger system . but again the location the intensity is all over the place. one north one central one southern california, so we'll ease into it, but it does look like more rains on the way for next week fifties near the coast, upper fifties sixties inland. tomorrow will be pretty good, well clouded up saturday. some light rain sunday gasia, steve. thank you. it's now. 7 52 blue details this morning about a recent confrontation between an

right there, right down to morgan hill that scotts valley santa cruz, so there's still some hanging aroundre almost done with this system. and then we're gonna break the rest of today early thursday, and then a lot of moisture coming across, which is going to give us some pretty heavy rain totals here over the next 57 days, so morning rain about done but some clearing here it was a breezy looks okay in this afternoon hours fifties on the temps. send then after today, we'll start to warm it up a little bit. alright salles here now he's bay south bay, where we going east base. steve and we are going to check with traditional bridges that everyone seems to always want to know about. what's number one? you ask? well you know what it is the bay bridge toll plaza. more people want to know about the spreads in any other thing i ever talked about. it looks pretty good here for this time of the morning. it's backed up. yes but it's moving and it's routine. slow traffic. this breaks the san mateo bridge has had problems from the very beginning. it's better now. but look, it's slow again. heading out

valley bank. business tech reporter scott budman with the latest story on the bank. >> this is a ongoing operation. >> the fdic arriving as silicon valley bank headquarters with advice and doughnuts, telling the nervous depositors they will get their money back from the bank, they did after a nailbiting weekend. >> a big relief. it was a big surprise. the bank was here for 25 years. that is how long i was with them. for this to happen it is surprising. >> the bank was seized last week after a freefall sparked by investor panic, account holders filing in, many of them grateful startup ceos who say that the money they got out today means that now they can make payroll. >> we hope to have the money as close as we can, feeling safer about it. so we can learn more about what's going on. >> safety was the theme with one finance ceo telling us that her devices do not keep all your eggs in one basket. >> diversification is something that everyone will be looking at. not keeping all the money in one bank. >> reporter: she says he is confident that in the future, venture capital money and startup money will

38 livermore at 39 if it wasn't a breeze to be colder on the peninsula, boulder creek felton, scotts valleyal santa cruz app to san martin hollister's san jose san jose. and lost gone. it's all in the thirties, and it's closed for santa clara, cupertino and saratoga. that's pretty cold for this time of year. the weekend will be okay. dry but cold mornings weak little systems will brush the northern part of the state and this year if the low the kona low from hawaiian islands merges with the stronghold low coming out of the gulf of alaska, we will have another wind and rain event. on tuesday, but the weekend cold mornings nice day. sure, looks like next system will be here on tuesday and again, it will have four days to get the details sorted out. but there are some indications that will be another rain and wind event blustery kind of cold, mostly clear. mostly sunny, though breezy, cool temperatures held down fifties because of the cold air mass in place mornings will be called the days won't be bad, though. as we go into the weekend, you guys all right, see you. thank you time 7 41 home re

the feds have seized silicon valley bank. our scott budman is following all the new >>> well, this atmospheric river is a warmer storm, and it's causing several ski resorts to close in the sierra. we want to show you pictures and video from palisades tahoe resort. those signs are pretty tall, and skiers got so much snow, and now they're getting a lot of rain and snow. the resort announced today it's closed because of flooding and high avalanche danger. and that's because of the mix of light and wet snow. >> in march alone, we received 100 inches of snow, and that snow is really light and fluffy, which is awesome for skiing, but right now this is a much warmer, wetter storm that we're dealing with. >> now, most ski resorts in lake tahoe, they closed today, including kirkwood, heavenly, sierra at tahoe. schools in lake tahoe area also closed today. getting to tahoe will be difficult. caltrans warning people to stay off the highways until at least monday. now, if you do have to go, be prepared for delays. chain controls could go into effe

scott joins us from silico valley bank headquarters i santa clara, california. hread in th sweater that we hope will just end, right investigations into s v -- those are ongoing. what is the latest in his whol storyline that you are hearing >> so much of this, richard, it's psychological when yo talk about people's money. your confidence in the banking systems, a key effort to try t rebuild that confidence is t say -- so we know according to source telling nbc news that there ar now investigations going o involving the collapse o silicon valley bank a week o so ago the agencies, the department justice, the exchang commission both looking into this while those agencies are not coming, one prosecutor tells u that investigators are likel to compare what the executives were doing and saying in publi versus what they were doing in private. >> first of all, they're going to be looking at some stoc sales. not just sales of svb stocks silicon valley bank stocks, bu also any sales options tha were purchased regarding related stocks to see whether or not anyone was insider

valley bank. business tech reporter scott budman with the latest story on the bank. >> this is a ongoing operation. >> the fdic arriving as silicon valley bank headquarters with advice and doughnuts, telling the nervous depositors they will get their money back from the bank, they did after a nailbiting weekend. >> a big relief. it was a big surprise. the bank was here for 25 years. that is how long i was with them. for this to happen it is surprising. >> the bank was seized last week after a freefall sparked by investor panic, account holders filing in

scott budman tracking the latest developments with silicon valley bank.will join us with what is next. >>> also, they're not in any rush. more and more teens are deciding to hold off on getting their driver's license. what does that mean for the future of cars? we take a deeper look into this issue. we're ck in two minutes.ba >>> welcome back. you may have heard a federal investigation is now open into the collapse of silicon valley bank. it is the biggest bank failure since the 2008 financial crisis, and it is the second largest on record. our business and tech reporter scott budman has been tracking all the developments for us. all right, scott. what's the latest? >> well, it is bad news. the department of justice looking into silicon valley bank precollapse. looking into, a, some stock sales by executives. that's never a good look. also bonuses for paid out as the bank was collapsing. now we know the feds are looking into what happened and what might have sort of preceded it. as for today, less bad news. things were much more relaxed. people lined up a

hollister's san martin morgan neill campbell's down to 31 credibly cold here for this time of year, scotts valley felton at 32. seven up in tahoe uk is 33 sacramento's 35 37 crescent city, and this is a very cold pattern. it's also very active one, and if it's a tuesday in march, it must mean another systems on the way. that's exactly correct. the system will rapidly develop and become a huge surface law. the key from this one, though it's different from the last one we had and that the last one formed west southwest of us, this will form northwest of us. morning for us sun and clouds will be on the move here and rain returns along with wind. another tuesday system. this will be three in a row. rainfall looks to be, i think heaviest towards the north, probably santa cruz mountains as well. if this system slows down a little bit, it could send in some even heavier amounts towards the santa cruz mountains and more serious snow, although this looks like a bigger rain event than it does snow event, there'll still be plenty to go around. if santa rosa gets that much that's four plus in the russian riv

boulder creek, scotts valley.n today is the day the santa cruz mountains pickup heavier amounts. why? because the low is moving south. and there's oncoming around very strong jet stream is roaring around the base of this, and it's going to take this moisture and is a move south. it will funnel it right into the center, charisma and probably your your location as well. so today's more hidden miss. it's not continuous like we saw yesterday the wind will not be as bad although there could be some brief heavy downpours, thunderstorms. i've already seen some lightning strikes. in the santa clara valley. some lightning detections have to click that on save it, and then it will start there right there and i put lightning in yellow and i still have to change that as well. but you get the idea. it is remarkably cold for us at the end of march, not only at the surface but in the hills 32 degrees, so more low snow levels possible. tons of reports of snow up in the lake county yesterday would not be surprised if we saw more o

i did see a 29 hollister's at 31 look at scotts valley, 32. boulder creek, 29. campbell.e into the mid thirties. they're frosted advisory or freeze warning is out to ali's been mentioning that already for the santa clara, but there's some go to. i think it goes till nine am. i have to change that. i'll get my crack team of 10 people on that in just a 2nd march first season totals. dodge ridge 545 inches of snow boreal 541 palisades title. 5 39, central sierra snow lab, uc berkeley, 5 31 kirkwood over 500 mammoth over 500 bear valley will go over 500 this weekend and homewood might as well at 4 83 heavenly has 4 53 or 53. so where does that put us up their way up there in the high tops of the drifts. we have a snow water equivalent of 44 inches of water , southern sierras 236% of normal just that deserves a while. it really does. we do have a few high clouds to the north. but overall, the main system is now into arizona. it was giving flagstaff record snow for flagstaff at the national weather service office for the season. they now have 140 inches of snow and scottsdale h

senator scott wiener is calling silicon valley bank's collapse. quote, a crisis for the tech industry. he's calling on the government and the industry to work together to make sure that collapse does not affect the greater bay area economy. and we're going to hear directly from the senator wiener when he joins us live here on kron 4. that's coming up at 3.45? and the labor market is still hot. u.s. employers added another 300,000 new jobs to the economy in february. according to the latest terror federal jobs report, our washington correspondent raquel martin has more. february's dogs. report is a bit of a double edged sword. while economists say a strong jobs report. >> is always positive news. it's still present challenges for the federal reserve which is trying to cool inflation. >> i think we've got a good while the more than 300,000 jobs added to the economy last month is a dip from january's robust job gains. president joe biden says the latest data shows the economy is healthy because of economic plan. unemployment has been below 4% for 14