marin, napa and sonoma counties. it is mainly highway 101 from petaluma up to santa rosa with some of the showers. we want to show you some extremely low rain/snow mix happening near cobb. just north of calistoga. cold air a loft. some of the higher elevations of the north bay may get a light dusting as we head through the overnight hours. now, in terms of the weather and what we can expect as we head throughout tonight, you will be able to see across the bay area, we are looking at the rainfall gradually beginning to increase as we head through don't, namely up into the north bay. gradually that will push down to the south bay as well. if you look at future cast, you can see once we hit 3:00 in the morning, we will have heavier areas of rain beginning to accumulate here from santa rosa down towards san jose. by tomorrow morning's forecast, it is just going to be a few scattered showers that are left by 8:30 in the morning, down towards san jose. so not an entirely wet day as we head into saturday. once we hit the af

we've been in sonoma county all day, and i tell you, it has gotten quite a soaking. we have gotten quite a soaking. big puddles like this are all over the streets of santa rosa. folks who live mere rivers and creeks are even wetter. it may be just the start of the el nino-fueled storm season, but folks in sonoma county are already feeling the impact. green valley road near the town of greaten, is looking more like a waterway, forcing drivers to either take their chances wading through it or look for another route. >> a shot of you. are you going to drive through it? >> i'm going around. i'm going around. >> too much? >> yeah, too much. yeah. it's not worth to get your car stuck. >> this creek has been renamed atescudaro swamp by neighborhoods. rain has caused it to rise quite a bit, but nowhere are nerves more flrazzled that in guerneville, a town that has seen so much flooding, most homes near waterways have been elevated with stilts. >> anxiety. i try to stay positive and think if it keeps coming in waves, it will be okay. >> wendy is keeping a close eye on the cre

, and in the homeless this bike 2025 in sonoma county. -- by 2025 in simone them a -- in sonoma county. this is a two-year pilot program to see how this works. we will talk about the other cities that are trying this and how they manage the cost, and this is an interesting proposal. land has been an issue. especially in the bay area, and there are a lot of cities and counties that have unused land. city or county on land, but maybe this is a solution.>>> 7:46 am.>>> the video of the popular teacher dancing with the students is going viral.>> [ music playing ]. the tall one in the middle, this is in atlanta georgia, featuring seven students dancing to the song "bet you can't do it" by the impartial -- hip-hop artist, and he hopes to inspire other students and teachers to develop a stronger bond. show the children you are in it with them, part of it, and they will want to come to school every day.>>> let's go to sal, and i think we've all had teachers that bring it every day, and we still remember them. >> i have a few of those that riordan high school. good morning everybody, and i stil

. >> in sonoma county, that's a recuring question. so robin rogers sat in his car listening as green valley creek overran green valley road once again. >> this routine happens after every big rain, locals tell us. >> it's really rocking here. i don't know how fast that's coming out. >> no, this isn't rocking at all. >> maybe a spectator sport, even after the sonoma county department of transportation dug a trench alongside and filled it with concrete in a hope that this pavement would not wash away. not everyone here thinks that was enough. >> over 35 years, this is the last 20. >> they did do one thing. they put up a sign saying this road may flood. >> that was a accomplishment. >> it is life in the country, the upside, the downside, the wet side. in sonoma county, wayne friedman, abc 7 news. >> a big job for crews in san francisco. they spent hours today removing a huge tree. the tree didn't hit anyone, but it did damage three cars parked on washington street. >> creeks and streams in santa clara county handling the recent rain fair

showers moving in to north sonoma county. surf is going to be rough tonight, tomorrow, tomorrow night in to saturday morning. moderate swells once again. 13 to 16 feet, not as bad as it was two weeks ago but another pounding of the surf for the next 36 hours. snow in the sierra. this is good news. up to 16 inches of new snowfall above 7,000 feet in elevation but by saturday morning the snow level drops to 4,000 feet. levi stadium, get ready for the super bowl. looking good. they added about 5,000 seats that weren't there for 9ers game to meet the nfl requirements. they're still building those right now. 58 in san francisco. it is warm outside, nearly 60 in san jose. what are all these lines on your television screen. we added those a couple weeks ago to show the fastest winds of the jet stream. and the red, that's the path of least resistance. that's storms in the strongest jet stream energy will follow. that's the key part of this map. in to northern california but not the bay area. storm number 12, the one that moves throug

a plane headed to the sonoma county airport crash lands, killing the two people on-board. the circumstances surrounding that ash--- ill coming to light. laura/vo plus, sliding it's way into demolition. a san francisco home torn down--- after it moves several feet. this, while the 'sinking feeling' of me homes to come--- . . . . a san francisco home has to be torn down after it moves several feet. this after the sinking feeling of more homes to come still threatens neighbors. "today in the bay" starts right now. >>> a very good friday morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia cannon. >> i'm sam brock. we are going to get to that story. what's rel vanlt. there is more rain on the way. let's get caught up with the weather >>> the rain starts out light, off and on throughout the day. very scattered and light showers. some of the heaviest rain will be across parts of the north bay where we still see some of the moisture streaming in. there will be more as we go into the afternoon. a look at all the micro climates. our temperatures are now in the mid to upp

the second fire under investigation in sonoma county in the last week. mornings on 2 starting now. >> this is ktvu mornings on 2. >>> good morning and thank you for joining us, it's tuesday, january 26th. i'm pam cook. >> and i'm brian flores. let's get started with weather and traffic. and a nice day planned for today. >> yes, it will be. >> if i liked yesterday will i like today? >> you'll like it better. dare i say sunny and warm? temperatures will rebound and we'll see a few mid-60s for the next couple of days. a ridge of high pressure and patchy fog. and as we learned and sal and i know, around 6:00 it starts to thicken up. mostly sunny and a few high clouds. 40s on the temps, 40s and 50s. 52 in livermore. temperatures warming up and some of the fog could be thick. temperatures starting to rebound, a little warmer. there'll be higher clouds and a little mugginess. upper 40s to low 50s. >>> it's nice to have a few days to dry out. it helps out. good morning, everybody. traffic is doing well around the bay area. it's nice and early and if you want to

recently in the budget, the congressional budget approval, $20 million to extend the train from sonoma county always to the -terminal. that last part of it wasn't funded until just recently that means now you have a whole corridor of people driving from marin county sonoma county to san francisco because they don't have that seamless connection. because they would have to do all these multiple transfers. you bring the rail right to the ferry terminal in the ferry to the front door of san francisco. there is a whole generation of transit users who never have to worry about highway congestion. sometimes the best you can make are in connections rather than new extensions of systems. >> to sound like a broken record. in answer to some of the questions raised by commissioner woo ho in terms of interim planning, i think would be useful to use geographic information system and to see what is coming down the pike. i think we used to use it for excavation. but i think as we see all the construction coming in these areas and traffic patterns changing, albeit temporarily, but significantly, something te

highway 121 is still closed and the ground in sonoma county is definitely saturated. take a look at this rut created by the driver of an 18-wheeler who thought he could drive through a flooded road and then found himself in a big mess. this 18-wheeler ended up spinning its wheels after the front end caping in the -- sank in the mud off highway 121. it took a heavy duty wrecker to g him out. floodwaters swallowed highway 121 and highway 12 earlier in the day. when the truck driver tried to turn around he ended up on the water logged ground and sank. >> when he was stuck he thought he could leave the trailer where it was at and then rehook the trailer. >> another at&t van tried to drive around him and got stuck too. they say highways 121 and 12 flood after every heavy rain because the cre that flows under it was altered. >> and they made the creek half as wide, but it gave them another hundred acres or whatever to plant grapes in. what happens to all of this water that used to just run right through here builds up down there and it backs up. >> they say cars get stuck h

sentences could at cap etch has moved over--downtown in san francisco and then here in central sonoma county there is a flood advisory in place until to 3:00 pm 2:15am this should play out for us tonight and it looks like we will have a little bit of a break but still have scattered showers in our forecast tomorrow and we will send out the timing to to get--coming out >> pam :our team coverage on this wet weather continues in san francisco tonight. with kron four's philippe djegal. who is live on how the wind and rain affected trees in our area. philippe. >> phillipe :just about 30 minutes ago it was coming down like cats and dogs but it has subsided now but you can see the roads are still wet and it was a busy day all day long for cleanup crews across the bay area picking up downed trees and public cars--pummeled carps --pummeled cars before sunrise, public works crews busy sawing through and chopping up the end result of mother nature's morning fury. in san jose, on northbound 880 near bascom. a tree collapsed onto the roadway -- blocking traffic. at least one driver attempted to pass thro

highway 121 is still closed and the ground in sonoma county is definitely saturated. take a look at this rut created by the driver of an 18-wheeler who thought he could drive through a flooded road and then found himself in a big mess. this 18-wheeler ended up spinning its wheels after the front end caping in the -- sank in the mud off highway 121. it took a heavy duty wrecker to get him out. floodwaters swallowed highway 121 and highway 12 earlier in the day. when the truck driver tried to turn around he ended up on the water logged ground and sank. >> when he was stuck he thought he could leave the trailer where it was at and then rehook the trailer. >> another at&t van tried to drive around him and got stuck too. they say highways 121 and 12 flood after every heavy rain because the creek that flows under it was altered. >> and they made the creek half as wide, but it gave them another hundred acres or whatever to plant grapes in. what happens to all of this water that used to just run right through here builds up down there and it backs up. >> they say cars get stu

. >> in sonoma county, today's storm turned it into a small river. cars had to slow down there as they went through the water. the nearby creek has risen so high that you can see the water has risen over on to the road. >> the coast guard is now looking into why this cabin cruiser took on water off toledo. along with a partially submerged dinghe. it didn't appear anyone was aboard the cruiser. >> using the hash tag abc 7 now, check out this video tweeted out. you can see windshield wipers are going. heavy rain. all of those precious parking spots were flooded. all is gorgeous. look at this photo, a double rainbow posted by christine. remember to share what you see with us on twitter. >> a reminder, every weekday morning on the abc 7 morning news starting at 4:30 a.m. >> a san francisco deputy sheriff who was convicted of attacking a patient was sentenced today. >> this is a sentence that satisfied nobody. abc 7 news reporter vick lee with a story you'll see only on 7. vick? >> larry and alma, the prosecutor, defense attorney, the assault victim's law

it is still friday morning when the rain will arrive impacting the drive to work in sonoma county and napa county and solano county moving its way south in the form of scattered showers on friday afternoon. dry break continues and it will be milder. we may see some isolated low 70s in the south bay before that rain returns friday. mild tomorrow. we flipped the location of the rainfall. it now looks like it will be dry saturday, but wet on sunday. and then dry for the beginning of next week. now each one of these days gets more important as we get closer to the super bowl. wet friday, dry saturday, wet sunday. >> okay. >> that would be good for the fireworks. we have a show saturday night. right now looks mainly dry. >> people need check in every day and we'll update the forecast. >> things will be tweaked. >> thank you. >>> a san francisco-based rideshare making changes tonight. >> what uber is doing to make your next ride safer. that's next on kpix 5 news at 5:00. >> but first, the dow is up. new at five... words we've ,, rarely heard before... appld sales decline... the cupert based

consistent rainfall in rain, napa and sonoma counties. also beginning right on down to san francisco and the airport as well. another corridor seeing rain and a few moderate pockets is in hayward and castro valley and in san jose little to nothing tonight. but we expect the activity to pick up. you can see the futurecast shows by 4:00 in the morning, moderate to heavier pockets, san francisco up to napa and back here for walnut creek. san jose missed out from some of the heavier rain. we are going to track the time line into the weekend coming up. but we look at the rainfall to date. the worst is san jose at 115% of average. el nino brings in storms from the south and that's why we are getting the rains to san jose. >> see you soon, thank you, jeff. >>> stay up to date with the weather in your neighborhood by downloading the nbc bay area app. download the app from the apple app store or google play for android devices. >>> super bowl 50 is less than a month away and the rumbling over the impact of the spectacle is already being felt. driv

the fog up in sonoma county and out to the valley. so there's time to get some in. today, 60, 50, what's average, 58, 46. you're above on both. the records we have to go back pretty far. the record is 1899. and 37 back in 1898. no rain expected out of this. just a weak system. 40s and 50s, and 30s yesterday. that's not the case. peninsula a lot of low 40s. and now mid-40s and 50s. etch hillsboro and san mateo to pacifica. some sunshine and then we increase the clouds. and it won't arrive until friday. clouds in the morning. and filtered sun here. more to the north than the south. cool to mild, patchy fog, nothing widespread. and upper 50s and low, low 60s. sal, 6:01. and i haven't heard anything yet. >> i've noticed a pattern. and this is what's been happening. it could be a coincidence. let's go to the macarthur maze and start there. people have been trying to get into the city early. and there's been a big rush at this time. and look at all the slow traffic around the macarthur maze. in the last few days we've noticed that 8:30 or 8:45 the bay bridge is empty. peo

i want to take you into central sonoma county. we have a flood advisory in effect. the mark west creek is currently overflowing its banks a little bit. there is minor flooding in the area. never drive through any flooded roadways in the vicinity of that flood advisory. tracking light showers. winds down to santa rosa along 101. scattered showers at this hour. live doppler 7 hd to street level. kensington, 'em ripville, piedmont and orinda. heavier activity indicated by the orange. each by palo alto and east palo alto, you do notice we had light showers moving along the peninsula at this hour. all these storms over the past week churned up all ocean waters. look at this video into the newsroom of the waves around pacifica. they had high wives cresting over the barrier. it was great video. that put us into a high surf warning. look at that video. just amazing as the waves crest over while folks are watching them. these waves at times going anywhere from 15 to 20 feet. high tide is at 9:18 p.m. certainly wet and wild along the coast. that gives us a high surf warning u

information, call san mateo county sheriff's office. >>> right now, more than 150 volunteers in sonoma county out canvassing the streets and counting the homeless. the community development commission is tracking the homeless hoping to help them. the county says that if they know how many people are homeless, they can get access to almost $3.1 million in federal grants. the final results of this homeless count will be published in april >>> the window to enroll in a cover california health insurance is about to close. the health care exchange says that 329,000 new people have signed up since enrollment began in november. people who chose to remain uninsured will face tax penalties. single people may face a $738 penalty and more than $2,000 for families. >>> its san francisco is hosting the super bowl. and napa is getting a boost from the lovers. the nfl commission add wine for spoal 50 for the first time. the lucky winery, free mark abbey with their bordeaux blend is in stores for about $100 a bottle. >> football fans in general really want something to commemorate one of their favorite event

the only spot that still has a freeze warning through tomorrow morning is marin and sonoma counties. i really think for a lot of you, you'll be in that 30-degree range for tomorrow with some high clouds moving in right now in fact. tomorrow we're looking at an average of 32 in the north bay. san francisco starting off with 40. east bay at 33. and the south bay at 37. so just a few degrees warmer than what we've experienced lately as those high clouds continue to pass on by. with stagnant air and still conditions in the atmosphere throughout a lot of this week. we do have a spare the air alert in effect for the next 24 hours. it will be illegal to burn but i think those of you that have fireplaces, sunday we will have much improved air quality and also on monday and you should be able to use them by then. as far as the first weekend forecast for 2016, 56 on the peninsula and south bay at 57. no matter where you are traveling for tomorrow, temperatures will be very similar. as far as our changes go, i want to get to that rain time line and don't hold back on this. weekend plans, rainfa

. >>> in sonoma county, some people are stocking up on bottled water after an e. coli scare. emily turner says the warning is going out. don't drink from the tap. >> reporter: in is the neighborhood where it happened and this is also the neighborhood where several weeks ago l was a sewage overflow and folks who live here say they think that is what is to blame. the sonoma county health department says at least two wells in the cannon manor neighborhood have extremely high levels of e. coli. they have been ordered not to use those wells. others nearby have been warned while test results come back. anyone who has a contaminated well has been switched to city water. >> it is a very difficult problem. that's the reason they made us about two years ago hook up to city sewer and water to get away from the contamination. >> reporter: but switching to city waltzer a hot topic. these folks say it cost them $23,000 to hook up to the system so many have stuck with wells. if this bacteria outbreak spreads, they worry it could be bad for more spokes. >> does that worry you for them? >> of

very unnerving for folks in sonoma county. pl mud slides are soaked with rain where it's threatened with safety of an entire neighborhood. wayne friedman is live with the latest on that. >> good afternoon, dan. this has been going only since last week. and, now, getting worse because of the combination of more rain and already saturated. let me show you some video of what this place looks like. here is the house on monta vista terrace. the retaining wall has collapsed on top of a pick-up truck. this situation, precarious, which explains the red tag in front. the issue isn't just about one house, but access to a neighborhood of 300 homes. here's the fire cheer. >> if it comes here, there's a house rebelow us that could go down. >> so this could knock down a whole neighborhood. >> it could take some houses out, yet. . >> a little bit of a institutional memory. in 1988, he was the fire chief when a mud slide after a large rainstorm destroyed or wrecked 30 different homes. so he's going to be keeping an eye on this one. he has the

as we come in closer, i have reports of rainfall for parts of sonoma county.loverdale within the past hour reporting some rainfall. here is a closer look at the activity. not all this reaching the ground just yet, but still some coverage towards closing in on petaluma, parts of novato and west marin and also out towards guerneville. moving in from the north and west there. current numbers in the 40s and the 50s. so it's pretty chilly for santa rosa. 44 degrees. san jose 57. san francisco mid 50s. right around 55. so we have this active storm pattern. it's been consistent basically all month-long and a series of storms out here in the pacific. now, today rainfall developments. we are expecting a few hundreths of an inch in the south bay. point 5 in the north bay. friday night into saturday morning here we go with another system. into sunday this guy bears watching and a stronger one behind it. rainfall could really be ramping up. all of this will be focused in the north bay as this energy approaches northern california and the bay area. so at least for today in

this is highway 12 near 116 in shellville in sonoma county. now the road is still closed and paul, we are getting a break for it now, but not for long. >> later in week, we will see more rain moving into the bay area but for now we are dry. a stark contrast to earlier when the rain was coming down a quarter inch an hour. rainfall totals. sonoma county more than three inches of rainfall. an inch-and-a-half for morgan hill and orinda. adding to our already impressive rainfall totals more than double average so far this january in san francisco. 60% above average in livermore. more than double average. 190% of normal in santa rosa. there is more coming. we will talk about which day looks the wettest coming up. >> thanks paul. >>> the storm caused so much damage that one bay area neighborhood was completely cut off. the road closed there. trees and power lines came down on panoramic way in the berkeley hills near the cal campus. our christin ayers is there right now with the latest. christin? >> reporter: yeah. and tonight, panoramic way is still

has not been a major storm system but we have had consistent rainfall throughout marin, napa, sonoma counties and contra costa and alameda. san jose, you missed out. gradually, we'll see the light rain and drizzle making it out to you. and check it out here in contra costa county, the winner, orinda, 4500th, and here less in alamo with 1400 as the rainfall hits the higher elevation in the east bay, squeezing out a lot in lafayette and orinda, not leaving a lot in alameda or danville. tomorrow, you will need a jacket, after spotty showers in the morning should be dry by the afternoon, san francisco, mid-50s, what is happening after this on sunday's forecast we have a storm system sneaking in from the south. looks like san jose will have the best bet of some rainfall with this. maybe even some low snow from mt. hamilton and the santa cruz mountains. we are tracking what you can expect for the super bowl. and we'll have details on that coming up in about 20 minutes. >> okay, thank you, jeff. >>> still to come, a bug that can kill citrus trees. >>> and some angry pet owners growing impatient for

what we expect in the rain timeline. 7:30 tonight, spotty showers developing, marin, napa, and sonoma counties. then the cold front, the heaviest rainfall begins to move in by 10:00 tonight near santa rosa, point reyes, and napa. you may not have much in san jose by then. once we hit midnight and 1:30, cold front moves across. we get heavier areas of rain developing throughout the east bay and down into the south bay. so it looks like right now, for tomorrow morning's commute, yes, roadways will be wet, but some of the heaviest rainfall will have left by then. still have scattered areas of rain for the morning commute on tuesday. we'll keep the chance of spotty showers, isolated thunderstorms for tuesday afternoon. and then check this out. a second storm system quickly lining up by 10:00 at night on tuesday. this will impact the wednesday morning commute at around 5:30 in the morning with heavier areas of rain that likely will continue into about noon. so heavy rain on tuesday morning, and also for wednesday morning. how much rainfall could we get? looks impressive over the two days. let's che

in sonoma county, caltrans shut down state routes 12 and 121 because of flooding. you can see why. this is the area of shellville. caltrans estimates they'll be able to reopen at about 11:00 tonight. >>> the storm knocked out power to a neighborhood in berkeley, and problems there continue tonight. abc7 news reporter wayne freedman is live along panoramic way with the story. wayne? >> reporter: good evening, dan. behind me, panoramic way, it's been closed all night. now, you can see traffic going in and out. pg and e letting residents go in, still, 129 homes without power but that is better than what we saw earlier today. in berkeley this morning a stringing mess, lots of yellow tape to keep residents away from the lines along panoramic way. the storm knocked out power to 311 homes. >> well, i don't care if i'm out of power. i don't need power to be in the house. >> hillary had no way in or out after police closed often tri to cars. >> i had to walk. it's not a big deal. >> reporter: blame a large tree that fell on power lines and took out three polls. she says she saw it coming. >

the plane was on final approach to the sonoma county airport. the plane crashed on wood ranch road a few miles from the airport. it was on way to santa rosa from palm springs. >> only about three or four seconds after hearing the noise of the airplane's engine we heard the impact, which was a lot softer and quieter than you would have expected it to be. >> the accident will be investigated. >>> a huge oak tree fell into a home on a fence in walnut creek. contra costa county firefighters responded to the home on westwood court early this morning. you can see the heritage oak apparently didn't split but broke apart when it fell. the homeowners thought what they heard was worse than that tumbling tree. >> we got a call from the homeowner. basically they thought it was an earthquake. they came out and it was one of the -- very big tree, and personnel is coming to deal with it. >> officials say there is structural damage to the home and the fence. ann arborist will check out the tree this morning as crews work on trying to get it cleaned up. >>> well

right up into marin, napa, also sonoma counties, likely down to san francisco as well. we still may not have too much in contra costa, alameda, santa rare clara counties but will change once we hit 4:30. scattered areas of rain continuing into 7:00, 9:30 in the morning and even into the afternoon still a few spotty showers. but here's the thing. once we hit friday evening, that next storm system will bring another round of wet weather arriving and that likely will stay into saturday morning as well. so how much with two different storm systems in two days? well, pretty impressive. we're looking at at least three quarters of an inch for the south bay and likely the same amount for redwood city, also for san francisco. back into livermore. .077. right up into santa rosa, .8 inch. remember, that's two storms in two different days, at least three quarters of an inch. let's take you to the microclimate forecast as we head throughout friday. jacket weather all around. we'll drop 10 degrees in san jose, down to 61 degrees. over toward morgan hill, 57. at the coastline, it stays

the afternoon should be dry except in northern sonoma counties, chance of light rain developing. main event with storm number two comes in the overnight hours friday into saturday. here's today's storm. here comes the next one saturday. looking at a third of an inch of rain to 1 inch of rain. this is the system that will start the weekend and you notice that the biggest impact at least on your saturday plans from friday night into saturday morning, mainly for the first half of the day, right around sunrise. you're looking at briefly heavy rain. may have a rumble or two of thunder. quickly transitioning to a break. if you spr some weekend plans, you want to get outside, right now saturday evening into early sunday morning probably the best bet for that. because the strongest storm in the series right out here, this is the third storm. sunday afternoon into monday, we're talking 1 to 3 inches of rain. wind speeds up to 35 miles per hour. and what's unique about this system instead of racing out of here in six to 12 hours' time we're going to see rain from sunday afternoon then kind

in sonoma county, caltrans shut down state routes 12 and 121 because of flooding. you can see why. this is the area of shellville. caltrans estimates they'll be able to reopen at about 11:00 tonight. >>> the storm knocked out power to a neighborhood in berkeley, and problems there continue tonight. abc7 news reporter wayne freedman is live along panoramic way with the story. wayne? >> reporter: good evening, dan. behind me, panoramic way, it's been closed all night. now, you can see traffic going in and out. pg and e letting residents go in, still, 129 homes without power but that is better than what we saw earlier today. in berkeley this morning a stringing mess, lots of yellow tape to keep residents away from the lines along panoramic way. the storm knocked out power to 311 homes. >> well, i don't care if i'm out of power. i don't need power to be in the house. >> hillary had no way in or out after police closed often tri to cars. >> i had to walk. it's not a big deal. >> reporter: blame a large tree that fell on power lines and took out three polls. she says she saw it coming. >

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an investigation underway following a deadly plane crash in sonoma county. after a single engine plane came spiraling down at about 7:00 last night into someone's backyard. the crash happened near the end of wood branch road less than two miles south of the son knom county airport. two people in their 60s died in that crash. weather conditions were reportedly soggy when the plane went down. no word on the actual cause of the crash. at 6:06 right now, today, a case to dismiss the case against the undocumented p immigrant. juan francisco lopez is facing multiple charges, including second-degree murder. police arrested him a few hours after the shooting. today, his attorney will request the charges be dropped, arguing a judge last year made he procedural mistakes. >> with the super bowl comes super concerns. today, the fbi is going to open up its command post officially in the hopes of keeping everyone safe. that location is secret. "today in the bay's" bob redell live at levi stadium. undercover agents will be everywhere, all over the bay area. trying to keep

in sonoma county, and mount diablo, getting two and a half inches from the system.oing to start out with some low clouds early on, clouds at times, sunshine at times, it's going to be one of those days where it's sunny, and then turns cloudy and sunny again. temperatures generally mid-to-lower 50s for the afternoon. there go the showers that came through today. here's the next system offshore. we're seeing a change in the weather pattern, the storm track instead of coming right at us, it's going to lift up into the pacific northwest, that's going to send these next couple storms north of us. we'll catch the tail end of that into monday morning. it's just some light rain and it looks like almost all of it will be north of the golden gate bridge there could be some light rain on the fence early monday morning the first sunrise. so tomorrow, mixed clouds, some sunshine, could be some dense fog early on for monday there could be a few drops just before the sun comes up. otherwise increasing sunshine for the day, a pretty foggy morning, i think for tuesday, with low clou

this plane want down two miles south of the sonoma county airport. >> that is right.e are still waiting to lend the identities of the two people who were on the single engine plane. this is cell phone video of the scene. you can barely make out happy on the ground. it is to the right of the tree and at end of the fence you can see the head heights where the plane rested. >> the victims are a man and a woman, witnesses say both killed on impact. the f.a.a. said the piper took off from palm springs and was making the final approach to the sonoma county airport around 7:00 last night. it crashed into a soggy field. neighbors say they heard a loud roar moments before the plane went down and the wreckage came to rest just about 100 jarreds -- yards from a house. >> i was yeared it wrote hit our house by the sound of how close it was and i parade for ours and their lives. >> deputies are securing the scene and the ntsb is expected to begin their investigation into the crash at first light this morning. >>> happening today, raiders own mark davis will meet with the las vegas

in the sonoma county town of mone rio, inspectors are closely watching a home on a hill side that looks may collapse at any time. the county red stagged this three story house. and not letting anybody live in it. the home has already lost part of the lower retaining wall. >> it looks to us like the whole house is going to come down. now, i have talked to the contractor who put the plastic out, and he says that no, that the house is pretty stable. but from what we can see it, doesn't look like it. >> on top of that, neighbors are worried, because if the home does collapse, there are houses right under it. now, the mone rio hill district has spotted several hillsides that may slide during all of the rain we are starting to get. make sure you stay right here with us and ktvu and steve paulson for your up-to-the- minute weather information. and when you're on the go, the ktvu weather app has live radar, watches and warnings, and all of your local forecasts. >>> well, last night, the oakland city council approved that series of gun safety measures, one ordinance now makes it illegal to have

it was in the final approach into the sonoma county airport. it was headed to santa rosa. people lost their lives. the faa and ntsb investigating and that is all we know. if you were with us earlier in the show this is right near wood ranch road. it turns out it was trying to land at the airport after taking off in paum spring palm springs. >> we will change gears a bit. new tonight at 8:00. if you are in the market for a new big screen television, what to look for and how to get the best deal. >> there are so many tvs now on the market it can be intimidating. there is so many shapes and sizes and different types of tvs. if you are just looking for a good big screen tv for the super bowl, let me help break it down. first let's talk about atv. do you need a 4 k tv. it won't help you with the big game. it will add you a few hundred dollars to the tv. right now the best stuff is on netflix and youtube. i would say -- you should go for an l.e.d.. they are razor thin. they have a great bright picture for football. now, they are very affordable. the good ones used to be a thousa

. >> a big development involving a lawsuit at the sonoma county jail we told you about earlier. sonoma county supervisors have agreed to pay $1.25 million to settle it. >> still ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00, a recall on the limo that burned on this deadly fire on the san mateo wring. >> if you want food at the superbowl, you are out of luck. >> plus, the day after the union speech. the on carne asada or carnitas. not agree but four out of five who got their health insurance through covered california got help paying for it. find out if you could be one of them at coveredca.com enroll by january 31st to avoid the irs tax penalty. ♪ now and then we all appreciate a little help. through covered california, health insurance could cost less than you think. and most uninsured californians could get help paying for it. to find free, local, in-person help visit coveredca.com >>> president obama is hitting the road after delivering his final state of the union address. >> i promise a little over a year from now, when i no longer hold this office, i will be right there with you as a citize

napa county, sonoma county, lake county and mendocino probably the best bet. temperatures upper 50s to near 60, more rain late thursday into friday, saturday for everybody, and monday and tuesday could be very wet.>>> amazon is expected to make a major purchase, affecting how you get your amazon order. the company that amazon is looking to that would put it in direct competition with ups and fedex. >>> a remder about being a sportsman, cracking down on the chance -- chants at the basketball games. >>> welcome back, it is 7:54 am. >>> the san francisco supervisor calling for reform after the shooting death of mario would. >> a resolution calling for an independent federal investigation for the shooting of mario woods.>> they've introduced a resolution, offering condolences to the mother of mario woods who was shot and killed on december 2 by the police. the police said he had a knife and was a suspect in a stabbing. and mario's mother is upset that the officers involved are back at work. >> somebody please tell me why they are back at work, i don't get it.>> an

that i was flashflood for napa, sonoma, and marin counties. there is more rain expected tonight but not nearly as minute as further north. we have live team coverage with katy utehs in the north bay. first, drew tuma. >> we're await thing heavier showers tonight. the live doppler 7hd is tracking light showers. one pocket of downpours developed around clear lake. some light showers around sonoma, big bend, highway 29, a similar store over san francisco. daly city, light showers, oakland, san san leandro. everyone will see heavier showers later. we're waiting for a cold front that will swing through here tonight and that will bring the heavier showers. the storm impact scale, we're raith our storms all winter long so you can know what to expect. and tonight's storm is a three. anticipating one to two inches in the north bay, elsewhere up to an inch of rain. another storm is moving in on the heels this one. the active seven-day forecast in a few minutes. i. >> katie utehs is live in mill valley. some people are thrilled that rain is on the way. >

. >>> a hoverboard has caused another fire in sonoma county. >> the owner says the batteries were "shooting hot projectiles around the room." >> wayne? >> reporter: this is the house that, according to luck, would not be here if the owner had not been here last night when it exploded. there's only one trace of the hoverboard that exploded. now these ashes in the driveway are all that's left of the hoverboard after they carted it off. a few moments ago, we finished speaking with the owner. >> i heard a sizzle, and i just happened to be here at the right time, i guess. >> reporter: if jim beals sounds like a man who dodged a bullet, he didn't. hoverboard sparks from this unit, which is now in the safekeeping of the fire department. see what's left of the batteries? after just a 15-minute charge last night, he said the unit exploded causing many fires in his daughter's bedroom. >> i thought it was a grenade going off. >> reporter: sit the second hoverboard fire in the county in less than a week. on january 20th, this caused $250,000 damage and killed two family dogs. in the words of that homeo

the lows at the live storm truckacker--tracr a few of those showers could make their way into sonoma county and if we're really going to stretch it out maybe a few drops in the san francisco sunshine for the afternoon with warmer temperatures pattern changes late in the week friday saturday sunday with the big plug moisture coming enough of the ocean >> vicki : so we ought to make sure we get those umbrellas that's it for the kron 4 news at 11. stay connected with kron 4 and get latest news at kron 4 dot com. or download one of our mobile apps. we'll see you tomorrow . >> "the weekend insider" from hollywood. your 24/7 celebrity conversation. >> governor sarah palin. >> are you ready to make americans read again? >> sarah gives trump the palin bump. >> that's part of the good week. >> bad week. >> you invite med so i can. >> including j.lo's vegas take over and stacey dashes ceg bash. >> we need b.e.t. awards. >> i will not be at the academy awards. >> first of all, miss thing -- does your man not have a mouth of his own. >> will smith tv ad puts his wife's oscar boycott on blast. inside th

sonoma county, napa county, lake and mendocino county, heavy rain moving through highway 101. santa cruz mountains, scots valley, los gatos and saratoga getting rainfall. look at the heavy rainfall to our north. that's what going to move through overnight tonight giving us rainfall rates of an inch of rain per hour. 2:00, 3:00 in the morning. that's when the rain will be at its heaviest. it's everywhere. it's fairfield, vacaville, san jose. peninsula at san francisco. east bay. it's going to taper off tomorrow morning. but a second round of showers likely hitting the morning commute between 8:00 and 9:00 in the morning. the window of opportunity for the heaviest rainfall from this round of rain, about 1:00 until 4:00 this morning. not too far from right now. sloppy roads for the morning commute. even when the rain ends, the wind will continue. 20 to 30 miles per hour. the radar is getting more active. if you want to track the rain during this newscast, you can. bottom right of our television screen. several more storms to come. we'll time it out for each and talk about how muc

they were on a final approach to the sonoma county airport when it went down. the cause of the crash is under investigation. >> this morning uc berkeley is taking what may be an unprecedented step, admitting liability in the death of one of its students. a member of the cal football team and died in 2014. he was a walk-on defensive linemen who died after a strenuous workout. cal officials knew he had a sickle cell blood trait that can be deadly under extreme exertion. the school is now accepting responsibility. in a statement uc berkeley said during the past two years, we have instituted additional medical screening of student athletes and additional training of coaches and conditioning staff and additional oversight of workout plans and more detailed counseling of student athletes with identified medical conditions. the medical examiner's office initially attributed the death to a heart condition. the cause of his death has now been changed to reflect sickle cell trait. they had filed a lawsuit against the university. the university will no longer contest the

a hillside above the russian river in sonoma county.the retaining wall of this house appears to be giving away. no one is living there but the house is in danger along with the truck parked at the base of the home. some people nearby are stuffing sandbags. others are excited about the storm. >> it's going to bring a lot of change and it's going to be interesting and unpredictable. >> we're prepared every year as if it will be the worst storm of the century. >> each county has emergency service operations preparing for el niÑo. the last major el niÑo hit 20 years ago. and the emergency services coordinator says communication and technology have improved since then and the county is ready for what could come. >>> get ready for more snow in the sierra. you can see a lot of snow, up to a foot of new snow is expected to fall through thursday. and then more snow is expected this weekend with temperatures falling into the low teens at night. snow down to the 4000-foot level. if you're headed to the sierra, check the road conditions and bring t

the third annual laps for charity event benefits children in to need in sonoma county. laps around the track in your own car. the charity has distributed more than $5 million to sonoma county youth groups since 2001. the event starts at 11:00 this morning at the raceway. lisa, do you think the tracks are going to be wet? >> request re, in fact rain moving through the north bay right now. just about to move into san francisco. this is a 1 on the storm impact scale. you can see the heavier rain from yountville to sonoma and napa. westward from san rafael down to just the coast of san francisco. the accuweather seven-day forecast, showers today. stronger storms tomorrow lingering into the holiday. more rain, a weaker system on tuesday. you can see we are going to stay rather wet >> thank you. and thanks fork joining us on the abc7 saturday morning news at 6:00. the news continues now online, on twitter, facebook and all your mobile device the with our abc7 news app. "good morning america" is next and question are back with another full our of abc7 news at 8:00 a.m. see you