la lluvia continÚa entrando, cayendo nieve tambiÉn en la sierra nevada.a hoy muy frescas. estamos lejos del rÉcord de los 76. los vientos un factor muy peligroso bajo estas condiciones lluviosas. esto podrÍa aumentar su velocidad en el transcurso de la noche. vamos a ver las mÁximas que alcanzmos hoy, en gran parte de nuestra regiÓn 60 para oackland. piÉnselo dos veces y tiene planes para salir. este es el plÁstico extendido. no se olvide de adelantar una hora el reloj maÑana domingo. no guarde su paraguas porque todavÍa la posibilidad se podrÍa extender hacia el día lunes. lo dejo con el pronÓstico para san josÉ, maÑana cambio de hora. una iglesia que ramÓn: iglesia que data del siglo xvi ha resurgido. se debe a que nivel de agua estÁ por debajo del 40% de su capacidad. por eso ha surgido preocupaciÓn debido a que lluvias son escasas y municipios dependen del agua, y cada vez que aparece esta reliquia no son buenas noticias para los habitantes del lugar. quiere decir que el agua se estÁ terminando. del aÑo 1500 este templo catÓlico. llegamos al final, gr

snow is in the forecast for the sierra nevada, as much as 3 to . our easter sunday coming up. why let someone else have all the fun? the sometimes haphazard, never boring fun. the why can't it smell like this all the time fun. the learning the virtue of sharing fun. why let someone else have all the fun? that's no fun. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. >> in sports. the warriors are set to break a record for the most wins in a season. last night they faced the mavs here at oracle arena. they set the single season record for the most three pointers last night. here's larry beil with the highlights in this morning's sports reports. >> good morning, everybody the warriors welcome home their old friend david lee last night. he got his championship ring and a lot of playing time because the mavs rested a lot of guys knowing this was a loss just waiting to happen, or so we thought. a nice ovation for dee lee before the game. steve kerr all smiles at steph presenting lee with his ring. you have to love andrew bogut. he lobs to him on the pick-and

sacramento valley, but the sierra, nevada having a change. by tuesday the low should be far enough south that it might even give southern california a change. but by sunday, late saturday night there's going to be a pretty good push in the lower clouds and look what happens there sunday afternoon, kaboom. some of that might make it back to the valley between sacramento and modesto. this could be a pretty good little show for them. these are usually what we call and inside slider. it will pick up the wind big time here. we still are a northerly northwest breeze that will bring down a few high clouds, but we also have a bigger fog bank in place. we started off in lower 40s and

the entire spine of the sierra nevada really doing well with the snow.k about how much more is to come next. >> thanks, lisa. also ahead, cal tries to improve their position to have the pac-12 tournament. a win in the desert over the sun devils would earn them a first-round bye. larry again! again! again! again! again? again! again! general mills is removing artificial flavors and colors from our cereals. so you can love cereal... again! , good morning. a cool start in santa cruz, and more rain expected throughout the day. lisa returns with the storm impact scale coming up. in sports, our sister network espn reports peyton manning will announce his rei remember too tomorrow. later today the warriors are back in action right here on abc7. the dubs take on the lakers at staples center. tipoff at 11:30 and tip off at noon. also today, the san jose earthquakes play their season opener against the colorado rap its. kickoff at noon. last night, though, the cal men tuned up for the pac-12 tournament at arizona state, hoping to clinch a first-round bye. here's l

maybe a thunderstorm in the sierra nevada. really it's the higher elevations squeezing out what limited moisture there is with this system. so on the back side of it, we get the winds wishes get the cooler air, and we will be looking at conditions lingering with this low. the cooler air right on through the middle of the week. say tuesday, wednesday. you have five inches kyber, six inches for kirkwood. monday notice 50s, 60 coast and little change on tuesday. it's a steady pattern. the low is still in the vicinity. so today we look for low 60s san mateo. there's the cool down in santa cruz. san francisco 63. that's near average. really a nice day. at the coast you will notice the gusty winds, kind of breezy around the bay and a more significant cool down monday, into tuesday. slowly climbing temperatures by wednesday. second half of the work week looking much, much warmer. >> lisa, thank you so much. time now is 9:21. back to that story from earlier. two women are recovering here in the bay area after a surgery that gave them

but really it's the sierra nevada by tahoe, reno and into the southern sierra that picks up some snowre from a couple of inches to about an inch or so. so if you are headed to the mountains, 50s today. 30s tomorrow with five inches near kybers and a couple inches near kirkwood. temperatures slightly cooler today. the winds gusting. by tomorrow the breezy, cooler conditions continue. maybe some drizzle in the morning. into tuesday little change. the pattern remains the same with the numbers a little bit below. >> a. and then we will look at the warmer weather. highs today for your easter sunday, this afternoon about 3:00, 66 in the oakland. 67 in fremont. 68 in san jose. that's your average. cooler today in santa cruz. 65 there, as well as rich. and the accuweather seven-day forecast around antioch and clear lake, maybe 70 today. otherwise slightly cooler, gusty winds along the coast monday and tuesday. breezy winds, cooler highs and then looking at warmer temperatures as high pressure builds in midweek and 70s return inland with near 70 around the bay. >> and i have been keeping tabs

the sierra nevada hit 89%. and they say they will need to decide on whether to relax the restrictions on water by next month. >>> officers devastated at the shooting death of one of their own, landover maryland, the 28- year-old killed in an unprovoked attack outside of a community center next to the police station yesterday afternoon. the suspect open fire with in what seemed to be random, and the suspect was wounded in an exchange of gunfire but did survive. >> the officers bravely advanced and engage the individual that was threatening not only the officers and the facility, but numerous communities -- community members in the area. >> colson was a veteran of the department, and another man that was with the gunman was also arrested at the time of the shooting.>>> at about 11 am yesterday morning, officers received a call at a shooting on the 400 block of gertrude avenue, and monday arrived, they found russell shot several times, but he died on scene. anyone with information is asked to call the richmond pol

and fortunately the air mass will be dry in the sierra nevada.a little bit of precip in terms of snow. and in the sacramento valley a little bit of thunderstorm activity. but in the bay area right now you see just a little bit of cloud cover. live doppler hd, we widen the perspective, perspective, and there is the frontal band. this is the cold air behind it. we call is moisture-starved. not a lot of moisture associated with it. but as it goes down through central california, the mountains will squeeze out whatever moisture there is in the form of snow and snow levels are going to lower significantly. so we are still looking at highs today in the mountains in the 50s. but reno has a winter weather advisory. and on the other side of the lake from tahoe to south lake, we will begin to see the snowfall. and right through monday and tuesday just a couple of inches but it's going to be coal, it's going to be blustery, and anywhere from three to five inches from kirkwood to kiber. you may need those chains, and you will definitely feel a difference in

just want to give you a heads up if you are heading up to the sierra nevada or even the mother load,appens here, everything is fine through saturday afternoon and then sunday -- saturday night we are fine, sunday morning everything starts to change. by sunday at 2:00, kaboom, possibility of thundershower activity, just goes to about sacramento and the mother load, doesn't make it west of that so i think that we are on the -- we are on the western edge of that so we will get the wind out of there, but for the sierra, sunday into monday possibility of snow showers so be advised by that. that system then heads south for the middle of next week, southern california. san francisco 63, 51, average 62, 49. 83 in 1952 the record high. 38 in 1907. oakland's forecast, patchy low clouds, high clouds, 52 to start, mostly sunny, i think the low cloud deck gives you no retreats back to the coast. otherwise good, it will be nice but cooler as we get nor of the fog influence. a few high clouds but they are cruising by fast here coming down out of the northwest, they will clear the area, 40s and 50s

sierra nevada sunny today. rebounding from the 20s. from the 20s. i would not cancel plans for the weekend but it is cooler as clouds come in. there is late sunday and we'll carry it into late monday. few high clouds to the north. warming begins today. 60s on your temperatures. mainly mid. few upper. 68 for antioch. santa cruz looking for 68. san jose 67. 68 palo alto. 68 san mateo. warmer temperatures wednesday, thursday. still nice friday. clouds increase saturday. cloudy sunday. rain late. >> all right. >>> today is the birthday of a bay area favorite. sly stone. today is his birthday. >> happy birthday. >> how old? do we know? >> i don't know. >> we'll have that look that up. >> maybe he'll let us know. >>> 6:20 is the time. >>> cal basketball assistant coach fired days before the team competes in the ncaa tournament. up next, sexual harassment investigation behind the move. >>> new location for one of san francisco's mobile hygiene operators. thank you. imagine if the things you bought every day... ...earned you miles to get to the places you r

and also in sierra, nevada, it is snow, snow, snow. and at tahoe, numerous reports of a couple of feet, still stacking it up. it is much cooler this morning in the 40s and 50s. low 40s on north bay. mid-40s and vacaville. 32 in truckee, 49 monterey, and fresno has the low. isolated thunderstorms and we will keep that in the morning, and this low is all the northern mexico, and that is pretty impressive that it is that far south. tuesday we get a break, cooler and breezy, and set up for continuous rain on the north bay. more rain coming in later this week or this upcoming weekend. the morning rain, thunderstorm activity, and cooler temperatures. warming up on wednesday in advance of this next system, and we are not throwing in the towel, but almost impossible to claim this, but it looks like another round of wild weather. >> a gully washer. >> okay. >>> your time now is 4:51 am. >>> former president jimmy carter speaking out, and the new details he is revealing about his battle with cancer. (hi, this is jennifer.) i will be out of the o

en zonas altas de la sierra nevada, donde la tÓnica provocó nevadas es de siete pulgadas y se esperanorÓlogos advierten de un rÍo atmosfÉrico se cercano esta regiÓn, para saber cÓmo saber quien esta semana, pasamos con guillermo quiroz. guillermo: continuamos con buenas noticias para california, se estÁ generando otro rÍo atmosfÉrico que ya comienza a apuntar su nombre norte de california y todavÍa no estamos saliendo de estas fuertes nevadas que siguen acumulÁndose, tristemente a lo largo de toda la sierra nevada. el viento siguen dando por la circulaciÓn, sede que las lluvias continÚan tanto al centro, sur de california, y especial de zonas altas. por lo tanto, el panorama de advertencias va a continuar, no sÓlo en lÍnea costera, sino tambiÉn de nieve. esto en las zonas altas. vamos allÁ del siguiente rÍo atmosfÉrico que va seguir trayendo suya para california. tengo pronÓstico y detalles al volver. marÍa: gracias guillermo. aun exoficial y un oficial de la oficina del alguacil del condado de san francisco los instruyeron de cargos de abuso por el presunto maltrato contra varios int

if you are up there the sierra i can't nevada. i told you. the fog is there, upper 40s and 50s, a little breeze kind of stirring things up. for some that low clouds makes a huge difference. pittsburgh, antioch, mid 40s. alamo, lafayette pretty close there, 45 if truckee, 40s 50s in the sacramento valley. the fog is in place and enhanced bay low coming in and going into eastern nevada called an inside slider, that will give them some rain which they desperately need. not a lot but at least some. low clouds, mostly sunny. i think the cloud deck is much better than the last couple of days. upper 60s around the bay then still some 70s. tomorrow there's not going to be much of a difference, but there will be on sunday into monday. extra hold on that hair spray monday. >>> following a fierce hailstorm people are picking up the pieces. it's damaged cars and shattered windows, some people are doing their best to patch up the holes left in windows hoping the tape will hold through the weekend. >> it was coming really fast at the windows. i've never be

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last month's water content of the sierra nevada snowpack measured 130 percent of normal. fortunately the snow has not been melting in areas like the mount rose summit. water managers say they're focused on the april 1st snowpack, when it's historically at its deepest. they say the snowpack needs be 150 percent of normal, signaling an gusty winds will produce choppy lake conditions today as weak low pressure moves across the pacific northwest. most areas will remain dry with above average temperatures through thursday, then rain and snow potential increases by friday when deeper moisture arrives. a wetter and will likely return this weekend and next week with periods of strong gusty winds. the ridge of high pressure that has produced the recent warm conditions will move east across the great basin and weaken later this week. the breakdown of this ridge will be a gradual process as the first couple of weather systems coast will lose most of their strength as they approach the sierra. daytime temperatures will remain well above average for the next few days, with many lower

most the energy is offshore or up in the sierra nevada. but the breeze is here and the cooler temptation a look up in the sierra all the way through today and starting to drift a little southward monday night and tuesday. falls apart and picks up again in the afternoon/evening. this will carry into the sierra i think into tuesday night. san jose 65/46. average 67/47. long time since we have been below on both. 1893. 81 for the record high. 36 1972 the record low. look at the energy rotating off the coast. it's diving to mazout, central california. the cool air's in place. i think some of that moisture is going to start to build up over the hills and looks pretty good for the next 24 hours up in the high temperature. we will take it. 43 in fremont. 41 napa airport. 43 berkeley. 41 fairfield. a good breeze behind that, especially on the peninsula. been rather breezy to windy all morning long. san mateo 48. 45 los altos hills. the breeze is west at 9. west at 13. 18. there has been gusts to 35 at sfo. west hayward, west-southwest livermore. 30

asÍ que toda esa sierra nevada espera lluvias a partir de los prÓximos dÍas.ipan las zonas frontales que otra novedad, pero insisto, domingo para el lunes y martes. lluvias en la regiÓn. temperaturas en las cuatro, estamos 66. sÁbados algunos nublados, domingo de lluvias, lo es tambiÉn, prÓximo martes en un 30% estoy para san francisco. amigos en san josÉ tambiÉn. domingo de lluvias, prÓximo martes en un 30%, asÍ que viene mayor en la regiÓn, tenga mucho cuidado, tengo mÁs detalles no se lo pierda maÑana. regresamos. ♪ ♪ ♪ marÍa leticia: el día nacional de bÉisbol previo que mastique en Ábaco, y pronto la educaciÓn implicarÁ a los aficionados que van a verlo. en california se debate una medida para prohibir masticar o fumar tabaco en todas las canchas donde haya menor de edad jugando un deporte. su visiÓn sobre las ratas, podrÍa determinar que tan propenso a sufrir problemas de salud mental. estudios entre habitantes de un barrio pobre, se descubriÓ que las personas que las personas qu viven con ratas y les da asco tienen probabilidad de sufrir depresiÓn y enf

sistema de tormentas en el norte de california, provocÓ la caÍda de nieve de hasta cinco pulgadas en sierra nevadaÓ decenas de incidentes en la carretera de la naciÓn. en principal en la carretera interestatal 80. para saber precisamente por cuantos dÍas se quedarÁ la condiciÓn lluviosa, vamos a pasar con mili delgado. mili: amigos, buenas tardes, es un placer estar con ustedes. lluvia a lo largo del fin de semana, pero todavÍa, este sistema de tormenta, continÚa entrando hacia el norte de nuestro estado, y nos trae la posibilidad de lluvia, el dÍa de hoy, que se podrÍa prolongar hasta maÑana. buenas noticias para la sequÍa que estamos atravesando, hemos alcanzado casi 300%, de la capacidad de lo que deberÍamos tener el mes de marzo. pero si, tenemos peligro de inundaciÓn, sobre todo hacia los valles de la bahÍa. mucha precauciÓn por el alto oleaje, les tengo mÁs detalles del tiempo ni segmento, no se lo pierda. ramÓn: en otro orden de informaciÓn, una persona murió a raÍz de un choque en la autopista 680, que involucrÓ a varios automÓviles. ocurrió cerca de las 12:30 del mediodÍa, todos los carri

advisories are extending across this the sierra nevada's nevada's and midwest we will track snow and rain around new york city. denver is dry, skies are clearing, temperatures are temperatures are currently very comfortable. and coming up we will talk about the weekend warm-up. will we break a record? how a record? how much rain and how much snow? another big question tonight. >> we will find out more in the next segment. effort to increase the number of minority teachers. they pitched the advantages of working in denver, access to the mountains, sunshine, high life, and they also visited jobs. right now they say three- quarter of the students are minorities and only a period >> for many of the they've seen an educated person who looks like them. the idea that i can see myself in my teacher is is a powerful message for children. >> they acknowledged some of the barriers for people living in denver including cost of living. the city is working to make it more affordable for educators and public workers. >>> if you are going to the - - if you go to the mountains, you've probably mounta

lorena/topvo --la cola de esta tormenta todava se encuentra atravesando las montaÑas de "sierra nevadaa alerta de avalancha estar en vigor hasta las once de la maÑana de hoy. --la nevada de este fin de semana, provoc condiciones peligrosas para los conductores que circulaban por la interestatal 80, viendose obligados a instalar cadenas en los vehculos. lorena/take vo --toda esta nieve y lluvia significa mas agua en los lagos y rios de la regin.. --precisamente el ro sacramento ha alcanzado niveles tan altos que el agua se desborda de retenes especiales construidos para dirigir el exceso de agua lejos de las areas pobladas para evitar inundaciones.. take vo/lorena --y ya que hablamos de agua, la senadora "barbara boxer" presentar hoy un proyecto de ley que permitira a los futuros presidentes declarar como "zona de desastre" a las comunidades cuya agua potable est contaminada con plomo. --esta medida se produce luego de que los residentes de "flint", en el estado de michigan, estuvieran tomando agua con altos niveles de plomo por ms de un aÑo. --la iniciativa de "boxer" ayudara a que la

diablo, maybe you can see the snow pack of the sierra nevada. 46 in napa. it's 55 in novato.e delta in the 50s. elsewhere it's been a chilly start in livermore and i want to show you the snow pack but now we have this guy up there. clear skies and milder temperatures today. talking about all of the good conditions in the mountains, cooling conditions will take us through monday and we will recover by the middle of next week. 76 in sacramento. 65 in monterey with upper 60s in yosemite, it's been breezy in southern california. and that will continue with 76 in los angeles. look at the highs in reno and tahoe, 50s and 60s but only in the 30s by monday afternoon. there's that cold system dropping down into the mountains, we'll take anymore snow we can get. as far as rainfall for the bay area, doesn't look likely. san jose, 73 today with advertised in the upper 60s. monday, notice another five degrees of cooling and slow recovery from tuesday, wednesday into next friday. so highs today in the south bay looking pleasant with 73, santa clara, 72 in milpitas andny veil, upper 50s and

the afternoon a low will come back in from the sierra nevada, northern, eastern oregon and coming overland so it doesn't have much moisture. that will change the weather but not until sunday, monument today sunny and warm friday into saturday mild to warm then the president picks up and much cooler temperatures, there will be snow showers in the sierra nevada and maybe for us next week around tuesday or wednesday we have still some time to deal with it. san francisco, average 62, 49. the record high 1926. the record low 40 in 1913. long distance record it's you will. everything stays to the forth for now. 40s, 50s on the temperatures action couple of upper 30s. wood side one, boulder creek, scotts valley. low 40s. menlo park. san carlos 49. temperatures but for a few high clouds, lake county subpoena some patchy fog here will end up with a the will of upper 60's to low 70s. these are slightly above average. getting busy ear. >> >>> they are. they are. let's go out and take a look at what we have now. the photograph like be busy if you are driving to the bay bridge. also going to be busy to

here's the travel forecast across the nation, no huge problems, we're looking at snow in the sierra, nevadas in california and across the midsection. not bad until you get to minnesota. there's snow closer to the great lakes and snow in the western state. nothing severe as far as weather goes, you shouldn't have too much slowing you down. the high 62 in denver >>> the drive to the airport, pretty good, we have a trouble spot and we have some chains on the roads along the direction after i-25. it's a straight shot to dia. >> two of the three republican candidates trailing donald trump go on the attack during thursday night's debate. >>> time for the bank of the west sports break. >> the reports have made a contract offer but no indication that they're close to a deal. other teams can start to talk to the agent on monday and free agency officially begins on wednesday march 9th. still no indication on what manning wants to do. he's having a hard time hanging it up after 17 seasons he played his final game in >> i was fortunate to have that epiphany and i feel comfort with it and feel at peace w

let's take you to the sierra nevada where there's a windser weather advisory for the west slopes.-40s. kind of looks warm, doesn't it? 350's hay today but snow levels lowering the next several days. we could see about 11 inches by kirkwood tuesday morning. that's got news. we will stalk about our own ryan fall potential when we return. >> thank you, lisa. again! again! again! again! again? again! again! general mills is removing artificial flavors and colors from our cereals. so you can love cereal... again! >> welcome back. a quick look outside from our abc7 exploratorium camera at pier 15. lisa argen has the full accuweather forecast in just a few minutes. >>> in sports, the warriors will be in minneapolis to take on the timberwolves, and hoping to rebound from the game with the spurs. at 62-7, the dubs still have the best record in nba history through 69 games. larry beil has the highlights and post-game reaction in this morning's sports report. >> good morning. warrior losses, they become so rare it's surprising when they actually drop a game. a tuffets income san antonio last

winter storm warning for the entire sierra nevada really throughout the day tomorrow. 1 to 2 feet.er elevations. rain chances, yep, each and every day. really tuesday being the only dry day. the highs today will be cooler. the possibility of a thunderstorm mainly late in the day. i want to show you this, it looks interesting. this is the week ahead. whether or not we believe it, and it verifies, it could be a wet week. the accuweather seven-day forecast. you see the numbers. that means an active weather pattern osh the miracle march, as we like to call it. >> keep the rain coming. >> yeah. >> thank you. the ocean is changing, and one species we know very well here in the bay area is having trouble changing with it. >> sea lion pups found strand on beaches, more than ten times the usual number. >> they are skinny, basically bags of bones, and they are very, very sick. >> if they are lucky they are picked up and brought here to the marine mammal center. in most cases they just need food. >> they are having trouble finding food in the ocean. we think that's because of the warmer weath

content of the sierra nevada snowpack measured 130 percent of normal. fortunately the snow has not been melting in areas like the mount rose summit. water managers say they're focused on the april 1st snowpack, when it's historically at its deepest. they say the snowpack needs be 150 percent of normal, signaling an easing drought. gusty winds will produce choppy lake conditions today as weak low pressure moves across the pacific northwest. most areas will remain dry with above average temperatures through thursday, then rain when deeper moisture arrives. a wetter and cooler weather pattern will likely return this weekend and next week with periods of strong gusty winds. the ridge of high pressure that has produced the recent warm conditions will move east across the great basin and weaken later this week. the breakdown of this ridge will be a gradual as the first couple of weather systems reaching the west coast will lose most of their strength as they approach the sierra. daytime temperatures will remain well above average for the next few days, with m

forecasters expect up to 4 feet of snow in the higher crest of the sierra nevada. officialsweffocials say a patrol officer is hospitalized with major injuries. he was struck by a car as he provided traffic control in the sierra nevada. >>> all right. south florida, we have plenty of moisture in the area. that together with a south shn southeast wind providing showers in the keys. if you are headed there this morning there are a few spotty showers to the south of the area that continue to push towards the north. we will see some clouds out there, we are beginning to see a few showers forming over the everglades, ami-dade and broward county and also seeing a few showers that remain offshe. the moisture is present and with that southeast wind and other system that is across the alabama and georgia border that showers at any given moment later today. we're wakingng up to temperatures 8 to 10 degrees above average. 73 in miami swlgs opa-locka, 72 fort lauderdale. mid 70s across the keys. i mention that wind because the past few days we've been waking up to winds between

, por lo menos se quiere california, se han establecido normales las cantidades de nieve en la sierra nevada,, se sigue sumando la humedad al norte, extraordinaria noticia, buenas noticias para nosotros. en lo que es la bahÍa, temperaturas agradables maÑana, despejado, lego nublado. tengo mÁs detalles, no se nos pierda esta noche a las 11. ---en este aÑo electoral el voto hispano podÍa marcar la diferenciasin marÍa: en este aÑo electoral del voto hispano puedemarcar la diferencia, pero hay varios vecinos que podamos votar por lo que han tramitado la ciudadanÍa estadounidense. le invitamos a ver un programa donde le informarÁn que es lo que debe hacer para seguir la ciudadanÍa. pediremos tambiÉn como ahorrar los $780 que cuesta el trÁmite, serÁ el 19 de marzo a las dos de la tarde. volvemos a las 11. >>hoy jueves hoy jueves 17 de marzo de 2016. buscar a un sospechoso que estarÍa vinculado al asesinato de un padre hispano y la desapariciÓn de su hija en texas. aparece en el vÍdeo usando cerca de la escena del crimen. la cÁmara de representante votÓ en contra del alivio de indocumentados. la co

in the sierra nevada this is all rain.level high until sunday when it will plunge like friday. cloudy, mild. mostly a few breaks. cloud cover continues to roll in. very muggy conditions. widespread rain picks up a little later here. 60s on the temps. some temperatures might push the upper 60s. a little sun and a little more sun in the santa clara valley. by tonight into tomorrow we see that rain move in and then it really picks up saturday. sunday will be cold. i mean, you'll notice a huge difference. more rain sunday night into monday. looks like we will get a break tuesday. >> all right. steve, thank you. >> any time. >>> it's 8:20. and they say an apple a day keeps the doctor away. what about aspirin? ahead what a new study has to say about the medicine and cancer. >>> and next your money business. the new jobs report is out. what it says about the economy. >>> ♪ hallelujah it's raining men i'm go out i'm let my is ef wet the ♪. >> absolutely soaking wet! i'll tell you, when i was a d.j. playing at parties and clubs, th

. >>> a survey today shows the mountain -- sierra nevada mountain range is the only spot average snowpack. the survey done by the department of water resources shows snowpack in the sierra is normal, measuring 105% of average, but that's significantly lower than february's 130% tally. this month numbers show a water content level of 27.1 inches tech --". >> virtually no storm activity during february, and the lack of snowfall coupled with clear skies, obviously we are starting to see some -- some snow melt. more importantly, we didn't have anything close to what we would call normal accumulation during february. >> monitoring the snowpack help scientists predict how much runoff will be available in the warmer months. they will measure again on april 1 women snowpack levels -- when the snowpack levels usually peak. say they discovered the body of carolyn pressure on saturday near inspiration point in emerald bay. she went missing every 17th. authorities found her vehicle under nearly a foot of snow two days later. search and rescue crews searched for more signs of her. authorities don't co

and in the sierra nevada it is snow, which is fantastic. so quiet a weekend and also a monday morning. we will have more on the way. we will talk about that. what could be a better set-up for the north bay, you guys, by wednesday. >> okay. thank you very much. >>> questions this morning on twitter is what do you think of the rain? do you love it? do you hate it? for years we spent our time saying we need the rain, we wish we had the rain. now that we are getting so much of it, some people are cranky. >> i am embracing it. >> i like the rain. you know, at least we don't have to keep hearing about we are in trouble. >> right, right, right, right. use that hashtag #ktvu the 9. >> we got in an argument over cereal because today is international cereal day. >> frosted flakes. >> i don't think fruit loops are okay. >> janice dickinson has been keeping an eye on a the roadways this morning for us. >> right. she is on the san mateo county coastline show us what it looks like now. >> we have been driving through san mateo county looking for any rain

and look what happens in the sierra nevada. very windy conditions with the windser weather advisory through tuesday. we are looking at 11 inches in kirkwood, 13 inches in donner. high temperatures today with light rain developing. in the mid-60s in oakland. we will be mild. upper 60s in san jose. and the accuweather seven-day, a 1 on the impact scale today and tomorrow. more chance of is showers on tuesday. look at the skies, warmer temperatures, very much like spring, 60s coast, mid-70s inland. >> all right, lisa. thank you soap much. a remindser when you get unusual weather where you live, take a photo or video and share it with us using the #abc 7 now. that will help us finds your content and use it on air or online on abc7news.com. coming up, the bay area tech legend's special honor. i drive to the hoop. i drive a racecar. i have a driver. his name is carl. but that's not what we all have in common. we talked to our doctors about treatment with xarelto®. xarelto® is proven to treat and help reduce the risk of dvt and pe blo

sierra nevada, lake tahoe. temperatures in the bay area are in the low to mid-50s with a south wind so it is pretty mild to start. even in the afternoon with the cloud cover will be mild as well with temperatures ranging just about average downtown. low 60s for you around the bay, 65 in oakland, upper 60s down towards san jose and morgan hill. so we have two systems to time out, one tomorrow and one monday. that's coming up. chris. >> lisa, thank you. >>> developing news overseas, new details about the airliner that crashed in southern russia killing all 62 people on board. investigators now say both of the flight recorders have been recovered. the boeing 737 was coming from dubai. take a look at this new video just into the newsroom showing the debris at the crash site. surveillance video captured what is believed to be the moment the crash happened as the plane burst into framlames. there's no official cause but investigators say one likely factor was a strong wind gusting to near hurricane level. officials s

sierra, nevada in the window for moisture wrapping back around the low. we have 30s. 30s, 40s and 50s any breeze holding your temperature up will start off sunny. we'll get fair weather q's over the hills today. i don't expect any instability. the low is too far to the east. little chilly. mostly sunny. a little warmer. a breeze will pick up. near normal temperatures. south 403 how are you? >> i'm well. you steve? >> never better. >> i bet you. grab your cup of coffee. i'm going to take that back. grab your cup of coffee and go now. you don't have to it. it is nice and light. i have a feeling it will stay this way. bay bridge toll plaza doesn't look bad at all coming in from san francisco. i drove across this bridge yesterday, it was a little windy. 880 northbound and southbound the traffic is moving along west well in both directions. if you are driving in the south bay the traffic is off to a good started. 4:04 back to the desk. >>> three people were rescued overnight after being stuck on a cliff side for hours. it started 9:00 p.m. in the national seas

unfamiliar with care chest of sierra nevada. but for the past 25 years it's been making a big difference in the lives of people in need of medical supplies and devices they can't afford. it's store room at the far end of north virginia street is stocked with all sorts of items--many donated, some purchased--which are often beyond the means of those on fixed incomes or without insurance. items like wheel chairs, equipment to help a client get in and out of a shower safely, can make the difference between enabling someone to remain at home, rather than seek professional care. stanton: "we think our services prevent hospitalizations, prevent emergency room visits and enable a level of compassionate care that otherwise wouldn't be possible." the non-profit is marking its 25th anniversary this week with it's annual fundraiser--an executive kidnapping. in the meantime, if you want to know more about care chest--perhaps you have an item someone else could use--you'll find more information on our website kolo-tv.com under 'hot topics.'

including the man-made - lake melones - in the sierra- nevada foothills. in the santa cruz mountains loch lomand is the latest reservoir to spill over. half a foot of rain this weekend put the two- point- eight billion gallon reservoir over the top. and had the spill-way roaring for the first time in two years. loch lomond provides about 95- percent of the water for santa cruz where officials now say, mandatory rationing this summer is unlikely. santa cruz is not the only bay area community now reevaluating drought restrictions, in light of the recent el-nino driven rains. kron-4's alecia reid reports on one contra costa area. with some of the most strict water rationing rules. and whether all the recent rain was enough to stop the 4 year drought. >> alecia :the sun is back!!! giving us a break from all that wet weather we've been getting. rain totals are adding up, but we may not be in the clear just yet. >> : one year of rain isn't going to make up for 4 years of drought. we still have to allow the earth to absorb all this water, then see what's left for

very low snow levels to the sierra nevada. 3 do 6 inches expected by monday.y of the week for monday for the bay area. good morning, morgan hill. the cool spot or one of the cool spots at 45. 48 half moon bay. 49 san jose with 50 mountain view and oakland. and the vantage point from our sutro tower camera shows it is clear. we have northerly winds that will help warm us up today. keeping the fog out. bay right now. it's 51 in santa rosa. 46 for you in livermore. mid-40s for napa. but the upper level winds keeping novato in the 50s. the delta 56 and concord, good morning at 350 degrees. with he are looking at another beautiful day and temperatures will be well above average again. so from a clear start to a sunny afternoon, mild conditions and then tomorrow it's just a few degrees cooler with the coolest the day of the weeked heading our way on monday and then the cool air settles in tuesday e with look for a rebound after that. high pressure firmly in control throughout much of the state. windy conditions to the. 54 today. dropping off into the 30s by monday.

. >>> today's surveyors were expecting a lot of snow and in the sierra nevada than last year. they were out measuring today saying 95% of normal thanks in part of the el niÑo storm. surveyors are in the same spot where the governor's today your ago one he announced californians must cut that water use because of the drought be back then he was a -- it was a dusty patch of ground without any snow. >>> the city of san jose's working on new ideas to help the homeless. tonight they want to hear what new by resident -- nearby residents had to say about a plan to build on a vacant lot in -- and will oakland. the lot had room for 170 people to get one idea that seems to be gaining momentum, building small units that have locks with access to shared bathrooms and kitchens. >>> i feel like we are heading in the right direction. there's a lot of work to do to get we have a great community planned. we have fantastic partnerships. i think there's a lot of promise. >>> homeless advocates want to avoid encampment like the former old jungle in san jose, at one time it was one of the biggest.

notice a change in the weather, and offshore not the greatest opportunity unless you're up in the sierra, nevada, 40s on the temperatures, and this is not for everybody, peninsula temperatures in the mid 40s, low 50s, and that will be the key factor with that breeze, 30 miles an hour, mainly on hills -- and in the hills and on the coast. that will keep us below normal, cooler and breezy, and those two have been away for a while, but they are back now. a few showers to the north possible, a husband in the 60s and low to mid for everybody. >>> it is 4:01 am on a monday morning, and good morning.>>> off to a good start traffic wise, not a lot going on, and we would take a look. this is moving along pretty well on the bay bridge toll plaza, no problems getting into san francisco. moving to 880, traffic is light heading toward a word. -- hayward. 680 looks good. let's go back to the desk.>>> word out of belgium, four people injured in the terror attacks have died in the hospital, bringing the death toll to 35. two more americans are among those killed in the attacks, but the state department is not i

peninsula temperatures in the mid-40s for most, pacifica says 50 degrees, 46 four after 10, and the sierra nevada is still dealing with snow that will continue through the morning hours, and the colder air, and the high pressure is building in. a few showers, and we could get some buildups later on, but generally clear, mostly sunny and partly cloudy. breezy in the hills. also along the coast, giving a way to the 50s and 60s, and tomorrow the temperatures will rebound into the 70s. that is thursday through saturday, and then there are signs of a cold and windy system early next week. usually this will not give us rain, but it will give the sierra snow. it does bear watching, and it will be a big change. >> they would love snow all the way into summer. >> so would the water managers. >>> one of the most stunning pieces of property in the bay area, up next we will tell you why this home is sparking a neighborhood controversy. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. a woman that spent eight years addicted to heroin and homeless on the streets of san francisco tenderloin neighborhood offering hope for oth

there is also sierra nevada. which we've had on this show.o you think we will see more space and aerospace startups on the main stage? when and why? francois: beyond spacex, people are spurred by what he was able to demonstrate with a proper business model and good valuations. it showed the way too many more of them. now, with that, there is more and more who want to invest and more and more who want to develop their own products. lehigh not, there are 300 to 400 mature startups with strong technological world-class products coming to the market. so, maybe not all of them will succeed, but the landscape in 10 years to 15 years will be different. emily: and elon is helping? francois: absolutely. by what he is doing, what he has announced with hyper loop. with the launch electrical cars. yes, by showing the way, of course -- emily: that was the starburst accelerator founder francois chopard. that does it for this edition of the best of "bloomberg west." we will see you again next weekend. ♪ ♪ nejra: coming up on "bloomberg best," the stories th

winter storm reached the northern part of california expecting to dump 4 feet of snow in the sierra, nevada. thousands of people lost power after powerful winds toppled trees and power lines. a are 51-year-old woman died after being trapped as a passenger in a car caught up in floodwaters in sacramento. the driver was arrested for driving under the influence and vehicular manslaughter. >>> a pastor at a church was shot in the parking lot. church members say tim remington was shot several times as he was leaving in his car following services. he delivered the invocation for ted cruz during his rally on saturday, authorities are not sure if that's connected to the shooting. >>> former president jimmy jimy carter is making strides in his fight against cancer. he doesn't need anymore treatments. he was diagnosed with four small melanoma lesions on his brain back in august. >>> philadelphia police are looking for the killer who beat a woman to death with a hammer. >>> opening statements begin today in the civil trial that has a former pro wrestling in the ring with the news and gossip website. t

i'm kiet do, kpix5. >>> heavy snow is spelling trouble for drivers in the sierra nevada. ate 80 is closed to westbound trucks at the nevada state line due to blizzard conditions, chains or snow tires are required in both directions between colfax and truckee and along highway 50 chains are required from 3 miles east of kivers to the town of meyers. >>> and a messy commute for drivers in san mateo county as crews are clearing out fallen trees along highway 92. kpix5's jackie ward joins us live in san mateo county near a stretch of highway 92 that crews just opened up. jackie. >> reporter: yeah, that's right, frank, so let's start at just east of half moon bay where there are at least five trees knocked down from last night's storm. that has since reopened. i am a bit further east down 92 where it meets up with highway 35, so, yes, this roadway is now back open after a huge tree was blocking both directions of traffic, as you can see a little while ago crews pulled those big chunks down and out of here. there was a severe traffic alert in place along highway 92 between highw

here's a picture of what happens on top of the entire sierra nevada. 87% of the content average. is that unreal? no. is it better than last year? yes. in the southern sierra port tehachapi, 72%. an average of 87% statewide. the truth is it's not even really average but it's way better than we have been the last four years. surface reservoirs have done well with these warmer el niÑo storms. we didn't see as much from the snowpack as we did the run off. all the reservoirs are over 100% of where they need to be. snow is everything. the light is that those surface reservoirs have done well. we could still see some more snow in the mountains. overall, good news considering february offered us nothing in the way of rain or snow. >>> despite good news from the snow survey, sums up a residents will still have to conserve. maureen naylor reports from san jose where city officials extended water restrictions. >> reporter: from purple flowers to orange poppies, all sorts of spring blossoms are popping up around the bay area. willow glen resident mary costillo noticed her flowers blooming ear

here are some visuals coming out of the sierra nevada mountain range that will get you, if you are acited. i am a snowboarder. i want to see more of it. now of course it can be a headache on the roadways. i heard donner pass at the moment on i-80 north of lake tahoe is undergoing pretty rough weather. and our current radar at the moment shows the batch of precipitation. we have dropping snow levels. started out at about 8,000 feet and the cold front swept through and those have dropped down to about 5500 feet at the moment. so that means places like lake tau hoy ahoe and donner pass wi continue to get snow. to give a little light into why we use this strangeterminology, it's because we follow the train from hawaii. there's the west coast of the u.s., and that is our pineapple express. it has a lot of characteristics of tropical flow. that is our pacific moisture, it is tapping in and allowing for that deluge of rain from california to the pacific northwest. we also have a strong polar drift that's diving south that's allowing for the cold air to come in on the backside and transition

and both bringing just a little bit of snow to the sierra nevada.is morning with the low clouds. you can see all the way out toward the delta. and then by 9:00 not only will these begin to evaporate and lift, but more clouds move in. a mostly cloudy day. could see a sprinkle here or there along the coast in the north bay, but overall it's the system we are looking at tomorrow. widespread showers. statewide more sunshine to the south of us with low 70s in los angeles. 77 in press no. 70 chico. the storm impact scale where we rate the systems 1 to 5 becomes relevant because we are looking at a weak system, anywhere from a tenth to a third of an inch in the north bay with light winds and another one behind this one. another number 1. as we look at sunday afternoon is 1:00, rain showers in the north bay. they will slowly sink to the south and kind. fall apart with that system. we are dry sunday night and then into monday looks like our morning commute, for the most part, will be dry. then by the afternoon again looking at more scattered showers. this on

the sierra nevada continues to drop the snow. the winds are blowing. a northeast wind and scattered showers along the monterey area. and then we have the scattered showers towards the grass valley area and showers moving to the east and you may have gotten a few sprinkles in gilmore or morgan hill. current temperatures warmer than yesterday, 10 degrees warmer than yesterday. and as we head to tonight, that is the weather story here is how cold it will get. no freeze warnings or freeze advisories but we were kind of getting used to the warmer weather. el niÑo is producing mild temperatures. warm atmosphere and tomorrow that el niÑo moisture that is warming up is not around and cool and dry and santa rosa can go 35. 36 in napa and 39 in vallejo producing frost in the inland. plenty of frost and a cool start in oakland. 49 degrees and there's the cloud cover from the northeast. and that's the direct we are looking at. sunny and mild. mid 60s and the afternoon, you top off in oakland around mid 60s, something like that. 69 in fairfield and 71 in brentwood.

thursday through saturday warmer in the 70s, sunday and monday windy and cooler and snow in the sierra nevada's, a web producer for us coming but five days away. this is cruising through, especially to the north, but it looks like this will only be with us for the morning, and after that clearing out. 40 degrees in livermore, half moon bay 46, santa rosa at 43, fairfield is sleeping in. 43 at gilroy, and scotts valley and boulder creek will sneak in with the upper 30s, and santa cruz at 48. high clouds are the only fly in the ointment, and chilly, sunny and warmer with 30s for the lows, warmer in the afternoon, would normalize. topping out in the mid-60s to upper 60s, and tomorrow we will usher in the 70s. of warmer saturday and trees picking up on sunday and monday. grab your light sweater heading out the door. and you probably will not need it for the afternoon.>> i need a full coat. used city boys hard little bit tougher than i am.>>> 4:48 am is your time right now. >>> the damage caused by slides, down trees, estimated to be more than $11 million, and two dozen roads also are in need of rep

sierra in nevada calming down, and 34 in truckee. and today is the transition day with highs near 60.>>> we are doing pretty good, after having some earlier issues on the financial and have been cleared up. the maps look pretty good for this time of the morning. we take a look outside, and we will go to the toll plaza first, and a pretty good backup at this hour. metering lights are on, more people beginning to make the trip into san francisco. back to just about to the maze. looking okay. going to a different life picture, looking at the san mateo bridge, traffic is getting busier heading westbound toward the financial up here -- toward the financial a -- peninsula. and also westbound, the cars are apparently out of the way, but a little bit of slowing. looking at this low traffic heading out of the pittsburg westbound on highway 4 this morning. >>> your time now is 6:02 am. >>> san francisco fire crews looking for the calls of the fire over the empty building, and an earlier fire burned their last year. we are joined live from san

sunday into monday, especially for the sierra nevada so keep that in mind. are you going to work? i don't know. maybe in a second. did i tell you about the -- >> what? >> there it goes. my computer is loading. >> there we go. >> lots of information. fog, sun, nice friday, saturday, warm inland. it's okay by the coast. cooler easter, easter sunday morning looks okay, sunday night into monday, windy and in fact temperatures will come down pretty fast and that breeze will crank up. now, this won't be a precipitation producer for us but it will be in the sierra and southern california, again that will be sunday into monday. san francisco starting off at 51 degrees and then some patchy low clouds, we will go mostly sunny at noon. high today only 63, same as yesterday. you can see some high clouds continuing to just rotate down from the northwest, 40s, 50s, we are running a little bit warmer on those lows, south bay temps upper 40s, 50s as well. if there's enough of a breeze or even some of that low cloud deck that's keeping a lot of these temperatures up, especially over by the coast.