tsay in in south san jose class remained in session without power and without heat. >> abc7 news south bay reporter dustin dorsey spoke with frustrated parents, all wondering when the lights would come back on for students at baldwin elementary school in south san jose. >> their morning checklist consisted of packing books, backpacks and flashlights. power has been off here since sunday, but classes have been on. >> it's a little troublesome because the kids don't have heat. do they have lights? and primarily safety? um, that's our my main concerns pictures shared with us show very little light put out by lanterns and power strips packed with plugs. >> the students, meanwhile, looking pretty chilly on what was a wet, windy and cold day in san jose, edco doesn't have a strict temperature range, but it does say that it has to be within a comfortable, uh, condition. >> ones. um, that might not be the exact wording, but it does say that. and it also mentions that there has to be adequate lighting, um, in order for school to be in session. i think that my interpretation of adequate might ha

. >> all right, tara, thank you for that update in south san jose, students are going to school without power and without heat. >> abc7 news south bay reporter dustin dorsey spoke with frustrated parents, all wondering when the lights will come back on. >> first, students at baldwin elementary school in south san jose, their morning checklist consisted of packing books, backpacks and flashlight lights. power has been off here since sunday, but classes have been on. >> it's a little troublesome because the kids don't have heat. do they have lights? and primarily safety? um, that's our my main concerns pictures shared with us show very little light put out by lanterns and power strips packed with plugs. >> the students, meanwhile, looking pretty chilly on what was a wet, windy and cold day in san jose and co doesn't have a strict temperature range, but it does say that it has to be within a comfortable, uh, conditions. >> um, that might not be the exact wording, but it does say that. and it also mentions that there has to be adequate lighting, um, in order for school to be in session. i t

we're on the alma avenue river -- bridge over the guadeloupe river here in south san jose, where the guadeloupe is running high. but as you were mentioning, right now the levels aren't as high as initially forecast, so we're getting some more rain. the hope being maybe the river will not flood later this morning. it's supposed to crest in a coup of hours. the mayor releasing an emergency proclamation, even going door to door to make sure people near the river knew about the potential flooding. >> hi. >> reporter: the emergency proclamation allows the city to redirect personnel and request aid later down the line. san jose police officers have also mobilized to alert unhoused people living along the river that there is a mandatory evacuation order here. people who need a safe place to spend the night can go to the roosevelt center. >> primary focus right now is getting every homeless resident who lives along the guadeloupe river out of there and into a safe location in one of our community centers. >> reporter: the mayor says the city will monitor weather this morning. strong winds ex

the program was launched at a strip mall in south san jose, where several shops and restaurants haveeen robbed. someone came in with a knife and uh- ones. >> thank god there was a customer that helped me. >> it is a proven fact when we have digital evidence, images of the crimes per se. those are prioritized to qualify for the free surveillance cameras, businesses must be in high crime areas and be willing to share video from their cameras with the police department. >> uber drivers protested today in san francisco as part of a national day of action to demand higher pay. about 100 drivers rallied at the potrero center lot this morning before caravanning over to uber headquarters. they claim uber is taking a greater share of their earnings without offering information on fare calculations. their demanding answers from the company's ceo. >> we want them to come out and talk to us and face the music. how much, how much more of this can we take? you know? >> the demonstrators also voiced their anger over the amount of sudden cancellations from riders , which they claim are often abrupt

the most activity here is about san jose south. actually, fremont, san jose, live more. there's some heavy rain in there down towards south san jose calero reservoir. uh, cole park, i mean, you're seeing some big time events. look at that line stretching right all the way back into the santa cruz area, santa cruz mountains. that is the focus, i think, of the heaviest today, although there are some areas to the north that are also starting to see an uptick in some of these cells here, mainly upper 40s or low 50s on the temps here and watching see some of that activity now watch popping up right there. santa rosa coming into marin county. so there will be lines forming today, no doubt about it. so riders on the storm that's for sure. although the wind worst of that is over by far off and on rain today. i think a few thunderstorms will pop up here under an unstable air mass 50s and low 60s. i want to say the bay bridge, but because it's been front and center all morning long. yeah, you're right. >> and you know, people have been having a hard time trying to get across that b

and it looks like the rain right now is heading east here and south east air. so san jose, south of san jose towards morgan hill, you're seeing some showers on 1, here. but then if you can even see some snow and about hamilton. but it looks like it's heading towards the central valley over there. and here's our future cast and what you can expect. so taking you through the afternoon. so this is a 5 o'clock for your drive. you'll notice some spotty scattered showers throughout the drive and most of the activity heading southeast, they're bringing some moderate rain towards east of san jose and even some possibly some ounce know this is a cold system. and then if you notice these lines here, these are the iso bars and then i'm noticing their close together. so that means breezy conditions. so as the spread is leaving its going to leave, we're already seeing the winds pick up. so we're going to deal with some breezy conditions into the evening. we'll show you that in a minute. as far as how much rain if you felt that downpour you made maybe felt like rating, maybe we're not g

we are live in south san jose. was the latest out there? >> reporter: that did not happen here at oak grove high school. from what we are told, it happened just south at alton elementary. we stopped by today. at this elementary, the kids are so going to the class. they have been going all week. parents have been working with teachers to make it work. the staff has been providing breakfast lunches. most of what we have seen, will be enjoying it. >> it is super fun. today, we went to another class. that is my friend classroom. we did a bunch of fun activities. >> it is not fair that they have to go to school, when the power outage happens. >> we got a flashlight. we are staying warm. we still had a great day. >> i'm glad they still had a great day. we caught up with a family with a newborn. how are they handling all of this? >> reporter: it is weird. as a couple of these outages have been before, we know there is a pocket. that is all out. i talked with a family a few blocks down. they were wondering what the situation was. i know that they ha

thank you so much. >> yeah, we'll help carry it in wednesday. >> lisa montez's, south san jose family business getting an upgrade with the city's mayor and a police captain doing the heavy lifting. >> we've seen quite a few things. um there was a young man killed here in the shopping center. um, somebody came in with a knife to crack down on crime in high crime areas. >> san jose mayor matt mehan launched the capture. crime pilot program. >> we need to leverage technology to fill the gaps. studies have shown that surveillance cameras can reduce the overall crime rate by 25% under the $75,000, two year program, 50 small businesses across the city will get surveillance cameras, monitors and an external hard drive, all free of charge. >> the cameras must be registered with the san jose police department and images could be stored for up to 30 days. when we have digital evidence, images of the crimes per se, those are prioritized, uh, within the investigation. >> when we have little to nothing to go on, it becomes a little more troublesome. >> this pilot program was first mentioned during

in south san jose two damaged power poles have left lines sagging to the sidewalk. oak grove high school was closed for the second straight day because they have no power. more than 1000 homes just in this area still waiting for the life to come back on. >> overall we are okay, we are just miserable. >> reporter: carlos and esther rodriguez have lived in their house for 50 years and say the only other time they had a power outage like this was in 1989 earthquake. >> we weren't repair. thank goodness we have flashlights, we have bottled water. that's it. >> reporter: they took the frozen items in their freezer to friends and are now trashing the spoiled food. they'd have to eat out and now need ice to keep carlos his insulin cold. >> to me it seems this will be a little longer than what they predict. they have to replace the two poles, all the lines. it's a very bad situation. >> reporter: their neighbors said he has essentially been camping at home. pg&e says the storm caused the third most outages of any storm in the utilities history. >> it was pretty intense on s

south bay. one just working its way over san jose's airport down towards downtown. d the intersection of 85 101 on the very south end of the city right there. pocket of heavy rain. as for the rest of the bay, some lighter showers around them. in iran. headlines in the richmond center fell bridge currently nothing super heavy elsewhere in the bay pockets of showers and even isolated thunderstorms will continue on in the late morning and early afternoon today. here's 02:00pm, some brief, heavy rainfall across the east bay shoreline stretching up to conquer towards 3. and this just continues on through the evening commute and into the evening tonight. we just gradually calm down as the days go by tomorrow, going to be a little less active. although radar is still showing some potential, especially further southward. and as wednesday, much the same, especially southern areas could see a few light showers developing. as for today's rainfall, anywhere between a 10th to a quarter of an inch is possible. generally staying light or up into the santa cruz mountains, you can se

ian, one of the hardest hit areas with south san jose. what is the latest? 42 bigger areas are still without power. 1000 in willow glen and another 1000 near the oak grove high school. that was closed again today. you can see the problem, two large power poles were damaged and the power poles sagged down to the sidewalk. the impact left people in the dark for blocks including carlos and esther rodriguez. they have lived in their home for 50 years and tell me the only other time they've had a power outage like this was the 1989 earthquake. >> we were prepared. we had flashlight, we have bottled water, that is it. we had to drive for fast food. >> to me it seems like this will be a little longer than what they predict. they have to replace two cracked poles, all the lines. it is a very bad situation. >> a lot of people feeling the same as them. what is the latest from pg&e? >> reporter: they say the repairs are extensive, telling us they had to bring in two large poles and hope to have the power back late tonight. the utility also says the recent storm caused

in south san jose two damaged power poles have left lines sagging to the sidewalk. oak grove high school was closed for the second straight day because they have no power. more than 1000 homes just in this area still waiting for the life to come back on. >> overall we are okay, we are just miserable. >> reporter: carlos and esther rodriguez have lived in their house for 50 years and say the only other time they had a power outage like this was in 1989 earthquake. >> we weren't re

people in the south san jose neighborhood were relieved when the electricity finally came back on this evening. talking about santa teresa and blossom avenue, that neighborhood there. we spoke to a homeowner says it feels like winter power outages have been happening more often and everlasting a lot longer in recent years. >> the last few years it seems like we have lost power more than we used to. but then, this year and last year, when we had a california winter, also, we lost power a lot on this area in this neighborhood. >> that's what it feels like to check out the power outage still impacting people in the bay area. more lights are on it now then were just a few hours ago. green and yellow dots indicate smaller size outages, but the orange dots in the north bay, those are larger outages affecting at least 500 customers. >> not just power outages here. downed trees we have been talking about and flooded roads also causing headaches in the north bay practices old sonoma road in napa. fire crews worked quickly to clear this road and they are able to reopen it after about 25 minutes.

hayward, you're seeing some moderate amounts of rain, even some heavier downpours right now for the south san jose. just about a half an inch of rain already been a lot more to come. and now it's beginning to pick up in the east bay, too. and well, we've got flood watches posted for the entire bay area and one area you can see and read their flood warnings have been posted there into the petaluma rohnert park santa rosa and sebastien poll area that will continue until 03:45am in the morning. that means flooding is occurring already or is imminent. been watching for some rises on some of the creeks there. the wiggins creek also will, brooke and both east washington, a washington creek. they're also looking at the possibility of some flooding. so if you live in those areas, watch out for some rapid rises. we're expecting more of that occur overnight tonight. we've got flood advisories extending all the way down along the coastline. the peninsula right now into the east bay with the heavy rainfall that has moved in some places in the bay area. now seen artie of 3, 4 plus inches of rain, maybe 5 inche

south bay. a man was stabbed to death in san jose. this happened tuesday morning in the area of spring street and taylor street near guadalupe greens and the 87 freeway there. the victim had been in a physical fight we don't have any details on who did it. police are looking for person who had the knife. on the peninsula. investigators say the man from florida who stole this plane from an airport palo alto and then ended up crashing it on the beach there in half moon bay. >> he admitted it and he said that he did it because he, quote, wanted to show the government that airports lack proper security. well, now he face charges for what he did. luis, gustavo aires made his first court appearance on tuesday. he asked to represent himself. the judge denied that request after considering his education and his background in right now he remains in jail on $10,000 bond. >> it's 10, 0, 8, right now. and a while the a's, they still want to leave oakland, but they like to stay in the coliseum for a couple more years until their digs in vegas are

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if you're heading south san jose on 101. watch out for some standing water on roadways down their central coast is really seeing little more limited in light, but still present stretching from daly city, san francisco richmond center fell bridge on up through napa right now. that line of showers will continue to push northeastward on up into solano contra costa and alameda counties will continue to see pockets of heavy rain here and there into the afternoon chance of a roll of thunder, too. so watch for that. keep your eye on the skies. make sure that you're not heading out there in the midst of some dark clouds and just keep an eye on the radar to. we'll keep you updated right here. winds a lot calmer than yesterday's peak w gusts as high as 100 miles per hour and hillsides in marine county, 70 miles per hour near peak wind gusts in sfo yesterday. so 10 to 15 miles per hour doesn't sound so bad at all. 50's for current temperatures conquered in pittsburgh at 57 oakland and berkeley at 55 right now. later today, just shy of

let's start with the south bay because you've been the most active so far. san jose, you're just now really starting to see things dying down. but look at south of morgan hill. if you're heading down to gilroy, it is coming down and still coming down out towards watsonville to really all eyes are on the southern end of the state. that's where all the activity is. reports of 8 to 9 inches of rain for parts of the la metro area, which is just wild. so doubling thoughts are with we're looking at some lighter showers currently across marin county. couple pockets of heavy rain now developing right out there around the marin headlands. so do watch for that will see these pockets of heavy rain and thunderstorm potential on through late morning into the afternoon. so keep an eye on the skies. winds a lot calmer than yesterday and actually get even calmer into this afternoon. some were gradually evening easing off the gas pedal as far as the stormy weather goes, 50's for most of our current temps, dublin. you're holding onto that. 49, though, a little inversion set up there r

city and police officials want others to take that action by contacting the san jose police department in the south bureau. >> i'm jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news. >> well, what a better day than valentine's day to celebrate a singer known for leaving his heart in san francisco today, the city unveiled a commemorative cable car named in honor of the late singer tony bennett, who died last year at the age of 96. the event happened at the fairmont hotel at california and mason streets, san francisco mayor london breed, the head of the mta, and other officials showed off the car, which was built in san francisco in 1907. bennett's widow helped do the honors. >> the song i left my heart in san francisco is not just the city's anthem, but it was tony's too. and to have the cable car named after him, i think there's only 2 or 3 others, so it's a really an amazing, uh, honor for. and i know tony would just be thrilled the tony bennett cable car was recently refurbished to include special plaques featuring bennett. >> it will carry passengers along the california line. >> really? i was just thinking back to

south bay. the construction worker is in the hospital after being electrocuted in san jose. it happened just before 11 o'clock friday morning. fire officials say 2 men were working next to power lines near the intersection of zanker road and the largest street when one of them came into contact with a power line. burnes. that's what they're describing. the injuries as it took fire crews more than 3 hours to rescue them. >> one of the things that pg e wants to reiterate is any time you're working around any high voltage lines, you want to stay at least 30 feet away. obviously, in this those protocols weren't followed. so we were unsure what happened there. >> and we're told the men were contract. they're contracted to work for a nearby apartment building. state investigators now looking into exactly what happened. >> problem, police are looking for a woman accused of hitting an officer with her car. police say it happened around friday afternoon right in the area of some bubble road in san paulo avenue. investigators say officers tried to pull over a car reported to be stolen

reduce crime. >> thank you so much. >> yeah, we'll help carry it in wednesday. >> lisa montez's, south san jose family business getting an upgrade with the city's mayor and a police captain doing the heavy lifting. >> we've seen quite a few things . um, there was a young man killed here in the shopping center. um somebody came in with a knife. >> the crackdown on crime in high crime areas. san jose mayor matt mahan launching the capture crime pilot program. >> we need to leverage technology to fill the gaps. studies have shown that surveillance cameras can reduce the overall crime rate by. 25% under the $75,000, two year program, 50 small businesses across the city will get surveillance cameras, monitors and an external hard drive, all free of charge. >> the cameras must be registered with the san jose police department and images could be stored for up to 30 days. when we have digital evidence, images of the crimes per se, those are prioritized, uh, within the investigation. >> when we have little to nothing to go on, it becomes a little more troublesome. >> this pilot program was first mentio

half moon bay 59, san francisco 60 at oakland and a few low 60s sprinkled around the bay shoreline. down in the south bay, san josewill top out at 64 degrees. our warmest location up in the north bay, mainly upper 50s, but santa rosa will likely hit 60. now let's take a look at the approaching wet weather starting 7 a.m. on tuesday, we'll see the first wave of rain or showers moving in on wednesday. valentine's day. it's likely to produce just light rainfall on wednesday, maybe even into thursday, then a stronger system comes in on friday, producing more rainfall into saturday. and then on sunday looks like a fairly significant system could work. its way in and continue producing rainfall steady and even heavier rain into monday. so here's the accuweather seven day forecast. you can see the pattern changes rather significantly starting on wednesday, but happy valentine's day anyhow. you can always go out to dinner with an umbrella, right? yeah then thursday, friday, saturday and sunday were expecting storms ranking level one on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale, but that last one that's coming out on sund

once you get above san jose down in the south bay.tinue to see shower activity towards around sunset. after that, though, we are done with the and for tuesday and wednesday, we're looking nice and dry for a couple days. my eyes are really focused later this week, though, because a bigger system and a big snow maker, a cold one dropping in from the north and west. and this one will result in rain for the bay starting thursday into friday and saturday. but really some heavy snowfall in the sierra thursday night into friday and saturday really going to be piling up up there. the crest of the sierra could see upwards of 100 inches of snowfall at the very highest of elevations. well, 5,000 feet and above at least 5 feet of snowfall possible. that means we could see closures on i-80 as well as highway 50 specially on into friday and saturday and snow level on saturday morning with how cold this system is could potentially drop as low as 1500 feet. so we are looking ahead at that big return to winter. huge transition from the warm dry weathe

in the south bay. san jose officials are asking people to help them select the city's next police chief feedback can be submitted through a survey. >> and a number of virtual and in-person meetings taking place next month. the current chief anthony mata has served the department for 28 years. he is stepping down this month, going to take a new position across the street as the investigations bureau chief for the santa clara county district attorneys office. now to developing news in washington where republican senator mitch mcconnell, he's planning to step down from his party leadership role. mcconnell will leave the post in november is the longest-serving party leader in senate history. having been elected to lead the republican conference 9 times now, mcconnell was first elected to the senate in 1984. and has crafted a long and at times contentious legacy in office. here's what he had to say about his departure. >> believe more strongly than ever that america's global leadership is essential. preserving the s

southward to you've got the sunshine returning to san jose showers further moving inland on up into the east bay hills. little spot down there just south san jose. as you approach 7 trees. now we are going to be looking at the spotty shower activity all day long today. maybe even a roll of thunder. so keep a close eye on the skies and the radar breezy this morning, 15 miles per hour gusts. that's just enough to make those 40's and 50's feel a little brisk. so get on that rain jacket. it's going to help to block the wind as well as obviously keep you dry when those showers to push through nice and sunny over the east bay right now 50's for your highs later on rain. all right, john, thank you for that. well, we're seeing a lot movement and the 9 o'clock hour. >> things are still wet, like john just mentioned. so that doesn't mean the speed. we're still about 20 minutes traveling from the maze that fremont street exit traffic is no longer building at the toll plaza. mateo bridge just short of 14. if you're taking bart member, there's on the trains down today. an extra 10 minutes on to your commute. 8 men are on the richmond. sandra fell a

south bay. so good morning to our viewers and commuters out of san jose right now. u have got a pretty easy commute this morning. as you head north 101 out of south san jose all the way over into the peninsula. lot of good news to report and in fact that's really the headline this morning. no fog, no slowdowns. easy ride for most of the bay area freeways and just kind of zooming out here for on overview. you can see all that green. green is good. that means speeds above 50 miles per hour on most of our bay area freeways. reed? >>> all right, g, thank you so much. looking live over in san francisco's union square and the headline that macy's is going to shutter that iconic location. it is a major loss for the neighborhood. yet another one. think about it. this is macy's west coast flagship store. the big one. it's all part of macy's nationwide move to close 150 under performing stores over the next few years. but the macy's closure has already become a hot button political issue in the upcoming mayoral election. some candidates are saying that struggling businesses in

even in the south bay san jose, but cooler in the north bay.60s santa rosa and napa at 62 and then overnight temperatures will drop into the 40s and 50s once again. but generally low 50s. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. so storm level two arriving today, continuing into tomorrow with a chance of thunderstorms. and then it tapers into a level storm one on tuesday. and wednesday morning showers. finally dryg out byhursday. stay with us. more ne i love you. [vo]: confusion. i'll just take your arm. [vo]: pain. worry. and bravery. you got this. [vo]: all in the life... i love you. okay? [vo]: of a child. this is why starlight exists. to bring happiness to hospitalized children when they need it most. because happiness matters. readers of raging waters announced it was closing forever, but since then the city officials cut a deal with a new operator to keep it open. here's abc7 news south bay reporter dustin dorsey. >> like a scene from an apocalypse movie, an east san jose gem sits empty with green water and drained pools. a sad sight to

but look at san jose, san jose down to campbell, los gatos and then back into the santa cruz mountains and of course san jose southrey highway, morgan hill, san martin, gilroy. i think that's the area that's going to get the most today. so some of those totals could exceed an inch in the santa cruz mountains or around santa cruz, maybe isolated thunderstorm as well could pop up for some, but we're not done yet. but the wind speeds are tailing off. rainfall off and on today, but quieter tomorrow. dave. all right steve. >> thank you. well still ahead some people who lost power during the big weekend storm are getting it back now. slowly but surely. but more than 200,000 customers still have no electricity. what? pkg ne is doing to restore electricity around the bay area and a night of many firsts, said the grammy award show. the international artists who made history taking their first grammys to their home country. we. (ding) (ding) (ding) vo: if you need to do something to feel okay to drive, you're not okay to drive. don't drive buzzed. two leading candidates for senate. two very different visions for california.

heavy rain will stay with us, and to the south, throughout san jose. there is that strong storm i talked about earlier. it is right at the coastline, this will continue to move over the east bay and south bay, with very heavy downpours. wind is 20 up to 50 mph as well, and surf and the coast, there's a lot happening here. we will take another look at the timeline coming up in 15 minutes.>>> rain and wind, arriving early. tom jensen started chasing that weather in sonoma county early this morning. it looks very wet behind you, but it looks like it is not exactly coming down at this moment.>> it is coming down a little heavier than it was, it has been relentless for most of the day, it has kept everyone on their toes. sheets of rain blow almost sideways on bodega bay this morning, down the coast highway at portugal beach, a sign warning that this is one of california's deadliest beaches. you can see it swaying. drivers across the north bay are navigating the gusts of wind and rain, heavy enough to affect both visibility and traction. others got busy shori

zooming out into the parts of the south bay, san jose is seeing that light to moderate flow that is going to continue to move through. we've got that saturation of the soil, it will remain a problem. we are also monitoring a quick rise in the localized storm flow. the wind advisory is also a wind warning for some spots, including san francisco and the santa cruz mountains. we have seen and wind gusts in some areas, power outages are a possibility, don't let your guard down. half moon bay is still gusting up through 40+, stretching through livermore and san jose. i took the timestamp forward. we do see some wind diminishing into parts of the interior. wednesday we still see that push through, thursday morning we will be okay, with some scattered activity. i will have a closer look at the wave cast, and jeff will go into detail as far as your extended outlook. >> it looks like you are in the mission bay neighborhood, how is it going out there, sergio? >> it was a kind of weird day, it was kind of warm for most of the day. temperatures started dropping, and it started raining a little more s

and the south bay, san jose. at 57, you will get some sun later on today. dublin pleasanton at 55 while oakland at 57, some of our warmest spots hitting 58 degrees like santa rosa and petaluma. looking ahead tomorrow. temperatures a little bit cooler, some midday rainfall. after that, we're pretty steady through the weekend with lots of sunshine and really good weather for sunday as you get outside, maybe do some barbecuing before the game right now. all right, john, thank you for that. little busy in the 9 o'clock hours, you can see. >> over in the east bay long. 85 88 80 and even traveling down to the south bay along 0, 1, 2, 88. you're seeing some delays, ridges. we finally have some improvement there, though. 11 minutes on the bay bridge meter lights are off just under 17 minutes across the mateo bridge falling back down from 25 minutes. 63 min or i want to win. 85 the middle part. we've got about 71 minute. so slow progress. but just a little bit happening. 40 minute ride to down in milpitas traveling along

as we head towards the afternoon, highs starting to climb into the mid 60s south of san jose, upper 50s near livermore. by the way, tuesday's temperatures should look just like this. it's wednesday we will need the umbrella. rain totals initially, pretty light. san jose and tri-valley may not get any measurable rainfall. the main impact should be north of san francisco. the timing right now looks to be wednesday afternoon into wednesday evening. you can see it. as of noon, the rain starting to approach, impacting the north bay. not a big rain event. we're not expecting a lot of wind with this wednesday to early thursday morning rain chance. look what's coming friday night into saturday. tropical moisture, think higher rain rates, probably more wind. then a follow-up storm sunday evening into monday. that could pack a bigger punch. now look at the four-day rain totals. it's impressive. keep in mind, these are two storm systems from friday, saturday, sunday into monday, essentially four-day rain totals. that looks more significant. you will hear more about this moving forward through the

we noticed a lot of the activity is in the south bay, monterey and san jose. a little closer. the east bay shoreline hayward, union city and parts of fremont livermore. you're starting to see that moderate rain as well. the north bay notice we're seeing like light and dark gray green here. so they're not really getting a lot at this time. but that is going to change in the overnight hours. so here's the future cast model for you. this is midnight and then you notice here. that's when we start to see the heavier bands of rain start to come in towards half moon bay and santa cruz here. and then this is 04:00am. you notice the oranges and the reds towards and even snow and the over the mountains here. this is like the north coast by right above santa rosa. and it's right about sonoma county lake mendocino counties. the santa rosa petaluma. you could see some heavy downpours and then notice another u.s. really strong by the santa cruz mountains. so this is 08:00am and you could see that red cell there that is set up possibly a thunderstorm heading towards half moon bay. so towards

and you can see just a little bit to the south. san joset got some showers that roll through there. so 101 also pretty slick up in the north bay were under flood warning through this afternoon for areas around santa rosa petaluma. some of those creeks and streams concerns for that and then the rest of the bay area under a flood watch until 04:00am on friday. so those rivers, creeks and streams are running high want to make sure you're being careful and stay aware if you see any of that water in the road, we do have another system. believe it or not coming our way sunday. monday. i'll have more details about that when come back in a all right. thank you. in the east bay, there's a warning about an increased risk of mice in homes. >> costa county officials are reporting a large number of calls about rodents in several homes and neighborhoods. kron four's. charles clifford joins us live now from concord with the latest on this. charles. >> well, as winter drags on, we're seeing more and more storms. there are a lot of people here in contra cos

the program was launched at a strip mall in south san jose, where several businesses have been robbed. >> somebody came in with a knife uh- ones. thank god there was a customer that helped me. >> it is a proven fact when we have digital evidence images of the crimes per se. those are prioritized to qualify for the free surveillance cameras business aces must be in high crime areas and be willing to share video from their cameras with the police department. >> san francisco public health officials say their effort to curb drug related overdose deaths citywide is working. they released new numbers today saying 66 people died of accidental overdose deaths last month. that puts down 21% from last january. and the key is treatment. >> we want to ensure that all of us, all of our contracted providers and df services, as well as other city services are working together to raise awareness about treatment that's available to mesa. awareness about the effectiveness of treatment and work together to double down on our efforts to get people into needed and life saving care experts say. >> it star

so san francisco, 42 degrees for you. 40 degrees in oakland and hayward and 40 for you down in the south bay in san jose and mountain view. temperatures out the door right now. our daytime highs. you can expect similar temperatures where right around where we should be. this is the forecast daytime high. so 57 in hayward right now, 58 in san jose. so what are the warmest spots have been in the south bay? and then up north santa rosa, you're at 55 degrees right now. we're not dealing with the strong winds. just typical sea breeze we see around this time. but relatively calm, single digits throughout the evening. so as you can pretty quiet out here. when come back, we'll be talking about the sierra snowpack that to you. >> thank you. kaile good and bad news for president biden today. a special counsel robert hur has declined to charge him in connection to the classified documents found at his delaware home and private office. but herded question biden's memory. of report from the justice department provided evidence biden willfully retained classified materials after his vice presidency when he was a priv

little bit of a change come tomorrow. 71 degrees downtown san francisco this afternoon mid 70s reported in oakland as well as in the south bay of san jose. upper 60s low 70s for the inner east bay and 72 this afternoon in napa. here's a look at where we are at this moment. temperatures are beginning to cool off. even upper 40s out there in areas like half moon bay, fairfield, san francisco, right now at 58, in the north bay, 50 degrees in napa. the winds have remained generally light, even calm. santa rosa, novato, napa a light breeze and concord. and in our hills, not too bad either. we're going to continue with the semi. we'll call it quiet pattern, at least for the next a couple of days before wet weather returns to the bay area. here's a view of a low that is off our coastline. this is going to help bring in some unsettled weather, as well as a front that is dropping in from the north and the two combined going to bring rain to the bay area on monday and snow to the sierra tomorrow morning. we wake up with temperatures in the upper 40s to low 50s, and for the afternoon. as i said before, temperatures are expected to drop off. we wil

leasing summit 60 south of san jose for tomorrow. later, stay tuned to some changes in the forecast. you can see it right there in the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen. start ranger is getting the weekend off. nothing on the radar scampered he will be the other source of cloud cover for tomorrow. mid and high-level clouds. the future cast heading into tomorrow morning, kind of a cloudy start. a little bit of misty skies on the coast. and partly cloudy skies for the afternoon moving for for some tilly -- chilly temperatures. lunchtime temperatures, the sun breaks out through the clouds with the mid-to-upper 50s. upper 50s from san francisco to oakland for mid afternoon highs. 62 in san jose and near 60 in santa rosa. down towards campbell or saratoga and morgan hill to the south, could see low 60s for tomorrow. mid-60s through midweek. look strikethrough valentine's day. thursday night into friday, the storm door opens up again. a pretty stormy pattern for friday into saturday. and then another storm comes in on sunday.

in the south bay be san jose city council has approved a new lease on a contract for a new management of raging waters. the agreement agreement allows region waters to operate this summer. the park opened up originally in 1985, but it closed last summer after ending its lease with the city. but it will be back. and in the east bay berkeley mayor jesse aaron gates says he's concerned about part of the east bay becoming a hospital desert alta. bates summit medical center is scheduled to close before 2030. it's the only full-service hospital in the city of berkeley. the mayor says if it closes, it would leave that stretch of the area between richmond and downtown oakland without a full-service hospital. and also it could overload the summit hospital in oakland. he says all options to keep alta. bates up and running are on the table. >> the city of berkeley is willing to pass. bonds are taxes were willing to look at permitting. we're willing we're going to do anything as at the end of the day want to control our destiny. and so whether that's bringing another health care provider, whether

san jose this morning as well. so just watch for a light spots of rainfall and a chance of an isolated thunderstorm later today. mostly for the mountains southit's really just south of our viewing area. i'm not completely ruling out that potential, though, as we make our way into tomorrow, activity kicks back up and we will see some late morning showers and a chance of thunderstorms rolling through are right around the noon hour tomorrow. so tomorrow pack the lunch with yeah. work trying not to be venturing out too much in the middle of the day as that's going to be the most active time of the day tomorrow. after that, we do look to be a lot quieter into thursday leading up into the weekend. still in the midst of this massive dip in the jet stream, that low pressure anchoring that cooler, unsettled air mass with us tomorrow will still be in it as well. but by thursday into friday, high pressure starts to build them. and this sets us up for the dry weekend this weekend for the big game. things are going to be nice for your backyard barbecue and all that tomorrow quarter of an inch of rainfall likely for many spots. as we do see those midday s

better showers down here towards the mountains, the area south of san jose.ly northwest breeze dropping our nighttime temperatures into monday night and tuesday morning and wednesday morning might be cold enough in the wind shelter valley. now, in terms of rain totals tomorrow, this map keeps getting drier, every time the model return updates, you can see it here. gilroy. all of that blue manies less than a 10th of an inch of rain. define frontal boundaries, passing out through thursday and friday. cold air support, dropping snow levels down especially on saturday. then, by sunday, likely a sunshine. highs up in the 50s. the three-4 day totals, falling on thursday, midday on friday. back in the red and the purple on that rainfall map. the 3-4 day average, between 1- 3 inches of rain. higher totals in the santa cruz mountains and the hillside. look at the sierra. cold air support. perfect low-level winds throwing the moisture up on the sierra. almost nonstop, we have not seen that so far this winter with that type of cold air. case in point, auburn, placervill

san francisco looks like you're getting a little break. so right now energy is focusing on the south bay. so if you drive the 6.80 by san jose, 101 by morgan hill that looks like a wet drive over there right now. and these blue circles. these are reports of strong wind gusts. so this was really all about the winds, too. but rain totals. we did get a lot of the 4 inches. i know we've got more than that in the santa cruz mountains. but boulder creek reporting out ballpark around 4 inches. fairfax, 4 inches. san francisco and richmond in oakland and san jose about an inch of rain. so when i come back, we'll be timing out the rest of your evening and your morning commute because monday does look like a better day and what we're dealing with today. back to you. >> all right. thanks a lot. hundreds of thousands of customers across the bay area without power tonight we are at nearly 322,000 customers that are without power. the orange areas right there showing anywhere from 500 to 5,000 red at 5,000 plus, customers. we're going to keep you updated throughout the night and also on our website with these power outage numbers. you can

theresa in the south bay, san jose city officials gave away surveillance cameras to small business owners today. it's part of a two-year pilot program to try to crack down on retail crime. >> mayor matt mahan launching the capture crime program after e introduced it as a council member 2 years ago. he says 50 cameras will be given out to shops in areas with high crime rates. one local business owner says she's looking forward to getting cameras after witnessing violent crimes right outside her store front. >> quite a few there was young man i killed. and in shopping center somebody came in with a and thank there was a customer. >> this program comes just 3 months after the city introduced new strategies to combat retail theft, including adding 300 license plate readers and more police staffing. if businesses would like to participate in the capture crime program, they're asked to contact san jose police. >> in 2015, the u.s. supreme court made a historic vote legalizing marriage. but long before that, it was a tradition for activists to go to san francisco city hall on valentine's day and

south bay. on and off rain in san jose. we have more that is starting to fill into the valley. we do anticipate the rain here to pick up 6:40 tonight. now, overall with the storm system, it will continue to move to the south and the east as we head through 7:00, 8:00, 9:00, 10:00 tonight, we are on the tail end of this as we head through 10:00 and 11:00 p.m. check it out for tomorrow morning, we will start it off dry. not only dry but there will be the chance of patchy fog. you need to watch out for it with the commute. without rainfall it should help you get where you are going easier for tomorrow morning, look at this, tomorrow afternoon, we should be into a window of sunshine right around 1:00 p.m. lunch outside tomorrow and just wait until you see the temperatures we are going to see as we head into your thursday forecast. now, it will start off chilly to begin. we are used to this. 48 for the peninsula. south bay, 46, the 40s over the east bay, san francisco and the north bay. what you have to see is the day time highs with the sunshine tomorrow afternoon. check it out dow

so here's the some lingering showers right now at this hour east of saric san jose here north of san jose south of petaluma and then towards 101 heading towards morgan. how we could really see a downpour there. you can also see one. here's some and the east bay as well. and also also by antioch. so it depends where you are. just keep that rain gear handy. here's the rest of your afternoon. now we can expect this activity through the afternoon. it is going to be less widespread through the evening. but come saturday morning, looks like there's another chance of rain. when i come back, we'll show that to you in the extended. all right, dale, thank you. >> in the east bay, a woman is suing the alameda county sheriff's office. she claims she was beaten by deputies. the civil rights lawsuit included police body cam video. we want to warn you that this video can be hard to watch for some kron four's. dan thorn has more. >> it's in this video that civil rights attorney adante pointers says his client was brutalized by alameda county sheriff's deputies. the lawsuit filed against the sheriff's office th

south bay. it is set to reopen this summer. we'll talk about the deal. the city of san jose struck to keep >> alive. >> and if you're heading up to the sierra this weekend to enjoy president's day weekend with some fresh snowfall, good travel days are today to be heading up saturday. going to get a little dicey up their sunday. make your trip back down. otherwise you're driving back to heavy snow on presidents day >> it's a 14 right now. and today, if you love cars and you're in the market for a new one, you could see some of the coolest ones out there. the most advanced ones, too. that's a three-day event taking place at the santa clara convention center. and that's where we find kron four's will tran out there this morning. get enough. preview of all the cool wel in i've never seen >> haven't seen in the last 5 minutes well, yeah, but we all see the trucks and and with cases and are crazy try we've seen a couple of those in the wild on this. here we cool. they're pretty cool. and as long as they keep you dry and that's yeah, the cut. and by the way, my wiper blades are bad

it's just 34% in the south bay san jose business owners are hoping that a new partnership with policeill help prevent crime. >> it's all part of a program to expand a network of security cameras, and as abc seven news south bay reporter dustin dorsey explains, police believe it will make everyone safer keeping a business running for more than 50 years is no easy feat, but trini's cafe is making it happen in san jose. >> the bottom line isn't always their biggest challenge at their monterey road location. that's crime. >> somebody came in with a knife uh- ones. thank god there was a customer that helped me. crime uh- it has lowered a little bit. it was worse before, but with these cameras installed, it's going to be, uh, help us >> trini's cafe is the first to participate in the capture crime pilot program that provides security cameras to businesses. free of charge, an initiative mayor matt mehan first introduced as a council member.t surveillance cameras can reduce the overall crime rate by 25. they can deter potential thieves, and they can help our officers solve crimes and hold thi

now in the south bay, san jose, business owners are hoping that a new partnership with police will help prevent crime. >> it's all part of a program to expand a network of security cameras, and as abc seven news reporter dustin dorsey explains, police believe it will make everyone safer. >> keeping a business running for more than 50 years is no easy feat, but trini's cafe is making it happen. in san jose, the bottom line isn't always their biggest challenge at their monterey road location. that's crime. >> somebody came in with a knife, uh, once. thank god there was a customer that helped me. crime. uh, it has lowered a little bit. it was worse before, but with these cameras installed, it's going to be, uh, help us a lot. >> trina is cafe is the first to participate in the capture crime pilot program that provides secure cameras to businesses free of charge. an initiative mayor matt mehan first introduced as a council member. >> studies have shown that surveillance cameras can reduce the overall crime rate by 25. they can deter more potential thieves, and they can help our officers sol

. >> in the south bay, san jose city officials gave away surveillance cameras to small business owners today. it's part of a two-year pilot program to help crack down on retail crime. mayor matt mahan launching the capture crime program introduced it as a council member 2 years ago. mayor says 50 cameras will be given out to shops in areas with high crime rates. today we heard from an owner of a family run restaurant who's eager to participate after witnessing violent crimes just outside of the business. >> there was young man i killed. and in shopping center somebody came in with a and thank there was a customer. >> this program comes just 3 months after the city introduce new strategies to combat retail theft, including adding 300 license plate readers and more police staffing as well. if businesses would like to participate in the capture crime program, they're asked to contact the crime prevention unit. >> another big story tonight. the rain is back. a live look here from the bay bridge toll plaza. the traffic is back as well after a nice little batch of sunny warmer days. we're ba