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the new way people here in the bay area are stepping up to help. this is the third hour of "today in the bay," streaming live on roku, amazon fire, and online. >>> good morning to you on this monday. thank you for allowing us to be a part of your morning. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. busy morning. we'll check the monday morning commute, but what about the forecast? >> we've got a lot of changes, too. we had such a nice and warm weekend. well, in a couple of days we're going back to winter. it's going to start to pick up today and become windy and some of those gusts, especially near the coastline, could reach 50 miles per hour. and our temperatures will drop as we return to winter starting tomorrow especially, and the week ahead we'll have freezing mornings and cool and sunny days. we're very close to freezing in some spots in the inland valleys. we're at 36 degrees in dublin, 35 in santa rosa, and it's 45 in napa where the winds are starting to increase just a little bit more. our high temperature heads for 66 degrees, 64 in san jose

upper 50s for the inland east bay as well as the north bay. san francisco reaching 59. just showed you all the clouds that will be approaching. rain first moving into the north bay before sunrise tomorrow morning. we will see a wave of moderate rain moving from north to south across the bay area. we will talk more about how much we could see and what is ahead for the weekend, coming up. >>> mike, you are looking at changes at the golden gate bridge? >> yeah, we are looking at the headlights. they were stopped and streaming and then back to normal as the crew cleared coming over from the marin county side. typical traffic break. at the top of the shot you saw the lights out of the robin williams tunnel, and we see the sensors getting back to green there out of the north bay. no surprises. we are looking towards the south bay from this wide shot, and we are looking at north 101 with your typical slowing. we see it starting at 5:25, 5:30 nowadays as more folks are back in the office. there's slowing on 101 towards oakland road. >> thanks, mike. >>> firefighters on the scen

around the peninsula, parts of the north bay, but it will be heading toward the east bay, as well as the south bay, with a soggy morning adding up on the very high rainfall totals we've had. because the ground is saturated, those puddles will be coming up quickly and may have impacts on your drive around the bay area. going into this afternoon, we are seeing another wave of rain in time for the evening commute for parts of the bay area and clearing out eventually by tomorrow morning. so far, even though the rain is just getting going, mike says the commute is smooth. >>> we'll give a live shot in oakland. the nimitz traffic volume starting to build. you see the camera move a tad bit. there's some wind here. wind advisory issued by chp across the golden gate bridge and san rafael. we see the rain causing damp roadways and the index is green. the blue over here behind me, that's in the north bay and that is showing where there's more puddling and ponding, and that's likely to keep happening along the peninsula, pushing toward the east bay. travel times here for some of the more popular

first alert weather day through the bay area. temperatures in the 30s and 40s in the bay this morning. it will be a chilly afternoon but behind you can see partly cloudy skies already. future cast, this is a great tool. i will show you the wind speeds in the distance. we are using san francisco and santa rosa for an example. but we will look at how much rain to expect. the rain is not the issue. for now, overnight, it was the winds. we saw wind gusts up to 50 miles per hour. compared to what we are dealing with now, by noon, it is not nearly as bad today as it was yesterday afternoon. we will see scattered showers. this is around 3:00. heading all the way into the next couple days, we will continue to see more of this. so much so, we see snow in the higher elevations as temperatures drop. we could see snow into the santa cruz mountains and in the inland bay area. snow totals are showing about seven inches near boulder creek. snow in the bay, that is crazy , in general. we will take what we can get. about one inch near mount diablo

the south bay shows a smooth drive. we have a crash reported around the 880 interchange, but so far speeds are fine. a crash near the dublin interchange. debris on the shoulder. no major impact. tuesday is shaping up pretty well. highway 4, 37 and 24 was a sticking point but now the crash that was going on, there was some debris. a little more slowing, a little more build. everything is moving smoothly toward the bay bridge. the metering lights are on. the dublin interchange, we talked about the debris. you saw things were much slower about a half hour ago. the crash and debris cleared, that sends these folks to the dublin grade and it builds toward 238, castro valley y and san leandro. >> thanks, mike. >>> coming up next, a $2 billion mystery soon to be answered in southern california. >> first, we continue our series "discover black heritage" by introducing you to influential african americans who left their mark on the bay area. meet eric kelly, the chairman of the san jose state university tower foundation, which is

three in the bay area. rdoise bistro, the richmond, trattoria 360, and if you're feeling adventurous and planning a getaway to tahoe, they recommend the lakehouse. the list is all based on reviews mentioning words and phrases including romantic, date night. we at "today in the bay" do not take responsibility if you cannot get a reservation. there's always next year. >> when is it going to be one of those restaurants like grandma's down home cooking that makes the list? >> it could be. >> at carl's jr. they bring the food to your table. [ laughter ] >> that's fancy. >> that's love. >> and a breakup coming, too. >> could be. >> i know better. i'm just saying. >>> kari? >> it's within view, the forecast for valentine's day. i wanted to tell you about something happening a little sooner, worsening air quality for the bay area. it's going to start to look a little hazy out there, as we sometimes see during some dry days in the wintertime, as high pressure sets up off the coast. the high pressure always creates a

those are 50 plus-mile-per-hour winds and we could see that across the bay area, especially in the hills today. it's going to continue to be gusty, even into this evening as some of those wind gusts for half moon bay and san francisco could top 60 miles per hour. we're also going to see that in the north bay where we find pete suratos live with a look at more of the impacts of the strong winds. >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you. you mentioned winds are the big story today. we know they can reach potentially 40 miles per hour in some of the higher elevations in the north bay and that's on top of the cooler temperatures we'll see in the region. we know that the county, of course, is keeping a close eye on this. we spoke with the marin county office of emergency management. they are familiar with a lot of these weather conditions, these weather events, considering what happened back in january with the series of storms. now, they're watching closely the cold temperatures, the strong winds, as you mentioned there, but they're not anticipating, at least now, as much damage as we've seen

about 3,300 in the south bay, another 1,300 in the north bay. ng the peninsula and few along the east bay. >> still cold out there. >> still cold and it's going to get windy again. we could see that number going up again today, especially for the peninsula. and we're also going to see the waves of rain coming in, already hitting the north bay. that's going to spread into the rest of the bay area by late morning, possibly some thunderstorms, and as we mentioned, there's going to be snow on our upper elevations around the bay area. >> sadly, we still have this crash closure here for vasco road. the reason for that, as we've been talking about all morning, a deadly head-on crash involving a big rig. the larger vehicle has to be removed from the roadway and i haven't heard whether the coroner has arrived on scene. i don't think they can clear the vehicles until the report is complete. we'll continue to follow that. a lighter commute around most of the bay but it is seeing more traffic hitting highway 4 at the top of the screen as that is the longer r

sooner than we'll see for the east bay. it will continue for the next couple of hours for spots like concord, livermore, dublin, down to fremont, as well as over toward oakland and we're seeing heavier rain moving toward san mateo. and for the south bay, some light showers in san jose, but it is pouring in the santa cruz mountains. we're going to see the wave coming through and spotty showers late morning into the afternoon. most of the heavier rain coming in early and we'll have a brief break before the next storm system comes in tomorrow evening. so i'll time it out for you as you're trying to make some weekend plans. we'll talk more about that. mike, you were saying the bay bridge metering lights are on. >> they are. i think it's simply because of the climate -- not the climate, the rain. we're looking at the weather impacting the drive, wet conditions, slippery roadways. they turned the metering lights on early to make sure the bridge stays clear and everybody exercises caution. there may be another incident around the t

even higher amounts around the edges of the bay area, maybe some accumulation around the east bay hillsvel on california 24 through the caldecott tunnel, there will be a layer of flakes on the ground, but higher amounts through the north bay mountains as well. so all the highways through the higher elevations, you want to avoid those. for most of the bay area, anywhere from a half inch to over an inch of rain. a lot of that aimed at the southern end of the bay area , just where the second round of moisture will be aimed on friday night into early saturday. it will also be called. temperatures tonight dropping down into the 30s areawide. even downtown san francisco dipping down into the upper 30s for low temperatures. you want to get your dogs out for a walk tomorrow, pickle and lilac won't have a lot of sunshine to bask in tomorrow, but still, where the pups out tomorrow. it will still be cold and breezy. temperatures will not warm up very much. only upper 40s to around 50 degrees for highs thursday afternoon. our temperatures don't warm up very much through the entirety of the seven-da

, the east bay, and the south bay. e also watching out for the potential of a wintery mix and our temperatures are going to be so cold. only a low of 50s today, upper 40s tomorrow, and our mornings start out in the 30s. the spotty rain continues in the forecast and at times it will be a little bit heavier. want to make sure you have the nbc bay area app so that you can get alerts as things change quickly over the next few days. >>> vianey, it's still windy. have you seen any issues? >> no major accidents right now. but i do notice a lot of our traffic cameras are shaky, you can see it right here, great shot of oakland. both directions already starting to fill up and we are expecting, of course, the typical morning buildup. chp right now did just pop this up near milpitas, eastbound lanes of 237. i'm not seeing any big delays behind that. so as of right now we're doing okay as far as timing goes. tri-valley drive times, it's starting to build along westbound 580 from grant line road to 680. you're looking at 23 minutes.

thom jensen, "today in the bay." >>> the mask mandate is over for some students in the south bay. san jose's alum rock school district has been one of the last holdouts in all of california. kids have been wearing masks in the classroom for months. with california's covid state of emergency set to expire at the end of the month, the mandate is lifting. educators felt an extended mask requirement was necessary. the district is in an area with the highest covid contagion rates and lowest vaccination rates. >>> it is 7:11 right now. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, if you have a sweet tooth, today is the day to indulge. how you can participate in eat ice cream for breakfast day. and how it is bringing awareness to a great cause. when i was his age, we had to be inside to watch live sports. but with xfinity, we get the fastest mobile service and can stream down the street or around the block! hey, can you be less sister, more car? all right, let's get this over with. switch to xfinity mobile and get the best price for 2 lines of unlimited. just $30 a line per m

our pete suratos is live for us in the north bay with the damage being done across the bay area. meteorologist kari hall has been monitoring these dangerous conditions. it's not just the wind we're talking about. it's also some of the freezing cold temperatures, too. >> we are going to have freezing temperatures tonight and even the possibility of some rain and snow over the next couple of days. but so far it's been the wind and dry conditions, and even our current wind gusts are still pretty high, near the coastline and in some of our hills. mount diablo, 39 miles per hour, and that's ongoing from the peak wind gusts we had yesterday evening that brought down a lot of trees and caused power outages. we do still have the high wind warning for the coastline and the rest of the bay area, a wind advisory, and that's where the winds could possibly reach 30 to 40 miles per hour into the afternoon, with higher gusts near the coastline. as we go toward 1:00 today, here is a look at those wind gusts that could reach 30 miles per hour, prolonged wind event like this could really weaken som

north coast been quiet for the bay area. a little bit of snow up in mount hamilton and a few light. sprinkles close to the coast today is going to be quiet compared to the next several days. so you will see some sunshine, a few isolated showers, maybe even a pop-up thunderstorm this afternoon. i will be breaking down. everything you need to know as we work our way back into this colder and wetter weather pattern. still to come, john, thanks so that we've got high wind advisories across all of our bridges. >> and all of our bridges are congested like the bay bridge. 23 minutes mace to that fremont street exit. >> even our san mateo bridge, we're down from 15 minutes to 37. we've been pretty slow here. so we're seeing a slight improvement there. the dunbar bridge also slow as well. if you're going to take that richmond center fell bridge tolls to one on 15 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. going to take about 42 minutes to make that drive on a windy wednesday morning. james, indeed, still feeling the effects

you can see clear across the bay. it is clear in the north bay. napa, 36. fairfield 34. livermore 37 degrees. we will get sunshine today. temperatures will be warming up to the 60's for some of our inland neighborhoods. santa rosa, 62. we will see upper 50's around the bay. tonight, we will be chilly. we will start to see some clouds moving through. overnight temperatures will jump into 40's around the bay. for inland areas it will be in the 30's once again. our average low in santa rosa is already nine. over the next couple of days it will be in the mid 30's and then we will start warming up for the weekend and into monday. weather has been how is traffic looking? jobina: no problem so far. we do not coming in from the chp right now , as we show you our live picture of the san mateo bridge. tracy to dublin, 50 ride. that is pretty long for this time of the morning. also, 15 minutes everything else is looking good. reggie: snow in the sierra making the roads to and from their pretty dangers. kumasi: leaders in san francisco say that consumption sites could be the solution

over here the north bay, the east bay, contra costa county looks great with no slowing. 580 does show slowing getting away from the maze. there may be crews in the area but i didn't see anything major scheduled. we'll check on those two spots for the east bay coming up. back to you. >> thanks, mike. if you haven't already done so, be sure to download our free nbc bay area news app. that way you'll have access to our exclusive radar and customized weather alerts. >>> for a follow up, huge support in the south bay for two street vendors violently attacked while trying to do their job. look at all the people that came out. dozens showed up to what organizers called a food buyout yesterday. the goal was to raise money to let the vendors take a few days off to process the attacks. "today in the bay's" natalie vera was there and has more. >> reporter: not even the rain could stop community members from showing up. the vendors tell me they never expected this level of solidarity. some people driving up all the way from l.a. live music, good eats and long lines. that's what the corner of old

anywhere to a half inch of rain that sweeps through from the north bay to the east and the south bay ughout the day today, so we will be looking at these mid-40's to upper 40's for the morning hours. then, we are going to be looking at the cold front rapidly pushing through the bay area, even giving us some sunlight in the day. liz: this morning, mount diablo is still covered in snow. many people have been going there to check out the beauty of this, but keep in mind if you hoped to play in the snow, entrance gates to the mountain are closed. the conditions come from the rare snowfall that hit the area on friday. as lisa mentioned, the rain is another concern on top of the already dangerous conditions. and a stretch of highway 29 remains closed this morning because of those conditions. the closure is in napa county all the way up to the lake county line. conditions quickly worsened last week after the mix of strong wind and snow leadi multiple car accidents. chains are required on interstate 80 and highway 50. crews have been working round-the-clock to clear the roads as drivers are c

video shows snow overnight in the east bay. not sticking but flicks are really coming down overnight. reggie: the snow was sticking in cloverdale. in sonoma county, you can see a layer on highway 101 and into the downtown area. kumasi: number four, residents in the santa cruz mountains are bracing for more snow. since january they have been through it, heavy rain and powerful winds and now this snow. reggie: you are thinking of heading to tahoe and maybe you rethink those plans be the area saw white out conditions. there are periods over the last they were portions of interstate 80 and 50 had to be closed due to the danger for drivers. jobina: number six, we have a lot of meter -- major closures due to the weather conditions along the roadway especially along highway 17. south 17 closed at bear creek and north 17 closed at granite creek. but also we have issues with icy roadways as well, snow in the north bay so be careful. kumasi: southern california is also going through it. the grapevine got a dusting yesterday and made for r

we're going to see this quickly racing through from the north bay all the way to the east bay, and alsogo into the afternoon to evening hours. basically at any point today we could see some rain coming in, thunderstorms, we're looking at a wintery mix as you go up in elevation, and then also the possibility of hail and graupel. so we want to get your pictures of what you're seeing where you live, because we want to help you decipher what type of precipitation it is. and there will be another wave of some heavier rain by late tomorrow morning, off and on, and throughout this whole period we're looking at the possibility of anywhere from about an inch to an inch and a half of rainfall. the ground, once again, pretty saturated at this point, and we are going to see more rain on top of that increasing our impacts. very big impact storm for the sierra as well. all of this lit up in red is a blizzard warning, and that means near zero visibility and high winds. that's going to blow around that snow. we're also looking at several feet of snow falling over the next few days between now and wedne

the bay area. we're issuing a microclimate weather alert. the way many cities are prepping. >>> plus, vianey times the weather out for us. >>> a good thursday morning to you. i am marcus washington. >> i am laura garcia. let's get right over to kari. we are talking about the cold, cold temperatures. >> we have seen spotty rain and snow for the upper elevations around the area. i wanted to start out with storm ranger, and also a lot of colors here because we are also seeing some snow in the santa cruz mountains. we are also picking up on heavy snow as you go up above saratoga and the summit in the santa cruz mountains. otherwise spotty showers moving through sunnyvale. we also look around livermore, and spotty snow showers in the hills in that area, and not everybody is seeing this activity. as you are driving to work this morning, you may notice the roads are wet and then other areas are completely dry. here's what to expect. a chance of rain and snow off and on throughout the day, and temperatures

followed by the south bay, where 14,000 are in the dark. ws bay area for our first alert weather coverage through this newscast and the rest of the day. we are always on at kpix.com. >>> time for look at this morning's top stories. parents of a california school are demanding answers after students handed out handmade cards with hateful, racist notes to black classmates. this happened the puppetry elementary in southern california. the cards were filled with racist and derogatory terms and some parents are keeping the children home from school, as they wait for the school board to take action. >> they are racist and derogatory terms. my kids are devastated and hurt. >> the school has not identified the students who sent their cards a white happened. only stating in a letter to parents, hate speech has no place in its hallways. >>> officials are investigating the cause of a trained enrollment in nebraska. it was carrying coal at the time of the accident. cleanup has started and the tracks near the derailment have been reopened. no one was hur

and parts of the east bay. but as we are looking at the heaviest rain, it's on the peninsula with a light, steady rain in much of the north bay. so the heavy rain has moved through, it's shifting a little farther south, moving into oakland, as well as all the way up and down 880. we'll continue to see it filling in for the tri-valley in the next few minutes. it is really dumping down on the peninsula right now. all areas, either 280, 101, doesn't matter, you're going to have a rough drive because of the heavy rain if you're about to step out the door soon. and it's also going to be picking up in san jose. >>> mike, you were looking at a rainy shot of the bay bridge toll plaza. >> the radar, here is what it looks like. our live camera at the bay bridge getting hit with a lot of rain. look at all the water kicking up behind the cars, rooster tail action going on. so the blue shows you with the puddling and ponding is. richmond ridge i showed you, the bay bridge as well. we'll probably see more blue in this area. i

in the bay area. are not up at that hour on a sunday, set the dvr, and we will see you forever you're ready for us. kira. >> willie, we'll see you tomorrow. hopefully you're awake to catch willie at 6:00 in the morning. stick right here for your local news with us right after willie at 7:00 on "today in the bay." >>> here's a quick look at the top stories this morning. oakland police are investigating three separate homicides in one night. the first happened just before 8:00 p.m. on 72nd and international boulevard. the victim died at the scene. just about an hour later, two blocks away, another shooting at 70th and international. police say the victim was killed in front of this shop, mike bong's shop number two. that victim died at the hospital. two hours later, just before 11:00 p.m., a third shooting. this one near 72nd and avanal avenues. they died at the scene, as well. >>> all right. back to this crazy winter weather. take a look at this snow on mount diablo. mount diablo scenic boulevard is cl

over areas of the north bay. o have scattered showers. we still have a little bit of light rain and rain. snow mix falling over are higher elevations, pulling back just a little bit the core of the storm right here and you can see the rotation and you can see how the wrap around moisture just continues to clip the bay area. so until this shifts a little bit farther, we will be in that possibility of a few sprinkles on and off. looks like it will occur through the morning hours. and then we're mainly dry for the rest of the day by about noon time and then into your evening. partly to mostly cloudy, mainly dry conditions for saturday, but take a look at what's happening on sunday. another storm is dropping in. this looks like it's going to bring us a decent amount of rain in a short amount of time. it looks like during the afternoon sunday evening will be left dry. but look what is on tap for monday. right now it looks like it will miss the morning commute could speed up by a few hours and hit right on the morning c

weather is moving into the bay area. meteorologist kari hall is tracking when it's expected to move into your neighborhood and your week weekend. >> breaking news, gunfire in the streets of oak lan. the investigation unfolding following an overnight shooting. >> it was scary because it looked very close and huge plumes of black smoke. >> a fire damages several home in the oakland hills and the scary turn of events is bringing up fresh memories for many. this is "today in the bay," streaming live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv, and online. >>> it's friday morning and we have made it here. thanks so much for joining us this morning. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. we'll check in with mike. friday rain, kari is tracking that. >> not only are we wearing red for heart month but seeing red on the radar with heavier rain that's starting to move into the peninsula and reaching across the bay and will make it into parts of the east bay as well. our storm ranger is tracking it all as we are seeing lighter showers for pa

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the south bay, the biggest issues going on through the south bay are the flooded on ramps. along 237, right near 1st street, all are being reported as flooded and 87. keep in mind that b.a.r.t. will be running their trains at slower speeds because of weather and then caltrain and ac transit, possible weather delays as well. >> thanks, vianey. >>> it is 5:23. turning life experiences into art. coming up next on "today in the bay," a nonprofit helping local young filmmakers translate their vision to the bi vision to the bi g when you stay at a vrbo you always get the whole home not part of it but the whole upstairs the whole downstairs the whole fridge and the whole secret nap room because is it really a vacation home if you have to share a house with a host? ♪ only with vrbo with the freestyle libre 2 system, know your glucose level and where it's headed. no fingersticks needed. manage your diabetes with more confidence. freestyle libre 2. try it for free at freestylelibre.us try it for free at when that car hit my motorcycle, insurance wasn't fair. so i called the barnes fi

a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. this extends beyond that toll plaza all the way in both directions through berkeley because we've got some crashes along that berkeley curve. that's going to continue to impact that. also through oakland as well. i want to zoom in on some troubled spots. right now chp reporting issues through gilroy along 101, both directions are seeing a crash through the 105 interchange. in addition to that, we're seeing some impacts from downed trees along 152, heading into watsonville. we've got a bit of a closure because of some impacts from the overnight hours along 152, in addition to highway 17 and calistoga as well. another area where we're seeing slowing is south bay, 101, flooding concerns through 80 and 680, 580, frosty conditions through the tri-valley. so just take that extra time. mass transit also experiencing some weather delays. back to you. >> it is a very busy morning out there. thank you. >>> it is 6:09. happening today, the man arrested in connection with a deadly recent house exp

pete suratos for today in the bay. >> thank you, pete. >>> it's 6:05. also today, an assisted living worker charged in the death of a 94 resident will appear in court. for the 54 year leticia starring, prosecutors charged her in the death of the resident last august. our investigative unit was the first to learn after medical examiners said he drank a cleaning chemical. a single charge against her could lead to an eventual plea deal. our investigative unit has been following this story very closely. you can watch previous reports on our website, just head to nbcbayarea.com/investigations. >>> let's take a live look at the white house. as early as today, president biden plans to speak about the unidentified objects the u.s. military has been shooting down. sources telling nbc news the president will break down new perimeters on how to deal with the objects spotted in the future. many want to hear directly from president biden as to if the u.s. is under threat. we are still awaiting a time exactly when the president will speak. >>> we have been reporting,

and down through the south bay stretch it's doing good. let's take a look at some of the drive times for the peninsula. southbound 101 to van ness, no delays. contra costa, this is pretty typical. i'm not seeing any slowing because of crashes. they like to do some overnight construction along some of the stretches. pittsburg to walnut creek, 27 minutes. through southbound 680 from the benicia bridge, about nine minutes. no delays on b.a.r.t., ac, caltrain and vta. i'll have an update coming up. >> like to see the green. >>> it is 5:22 right now. re-writing his path. we'll introduce you to a man who is now working to create brighter futures for those in his community by helping them learn from his past mistakes. we'll be right back. sharp wire pokes his lip, hurts bad can't handle it. he'd be feeling fine, with invisalign. invis is drama free. less painful than braces. invisalign first, they're sour. (alarm) and then, they're sweet. ♪♪ sour patch kids. sour. sweet. gone. >>> welcome back. it is 5:25. the latest book banning debate is playin

the east bay mud. do have a few reservoirs that are lowered for seismic safety, but we are seeing them very high. as we see the system dropping in, no concern because we're only looking at some very quick-moving and also light rainfall for our forecast for today. but it will be moving through the north bay before noon. the rest of the bay area is seeing it sweeping through between noon and 2:00, and then after that we're clearing out. but it's going to be very cold behind this system. and then as we go into the weekend, there will be another chance of rain, but at this point it looks like that rain is staying off the coast. then going into the weekend with some warmer temperatures and also some dry conditions. may not be until the middle of next week when we get a significant chance of rainfall. we're also going to see gusty winds continue. temperatures in the low 50s. it's going to take a while before we can get those temperatures up another 10 degrees, but it looks like just in time for the weekend i

there's also sno along the bay area. some places are still dealing with damage from yesterday's wind storm. right now over 26,000pg & e customers are still in the dark across the bay area. most of those outages about 22,000 down in the peninsula 2,500 in the south bay. a winter storm warning goes into effect tomorrow night through sunday. words i don't say here too often. >> it's been 12 years since thi happened. this is literally a once in a decade kind of event for the bay area. >> unusual to be talking about this at all. very unusual to be talking about snow levels at 1500 feet which is what we're talking about. >> we are at grizzly peak which is at about 1,700 feet. this area is expecting snow to fall in the next couple of days. the last flurry was in 2019. but it is actually a pretty rare event >> the berkeley hills are very rare. but a snowstorm in the 1970s is one she remembers the most. >> we had a substantial amount of snow. we probably had 3-inches of something. >> maybe not that much snow ahead but it's likely

the east bay. we've got about 76 customers without power. pretty minor. the north bay. we're looking at a couple 100 san francisco 179 people without power. but again, it's the peninsula and the so let's focus in on that in the south bay. we're looking at about 2600 customers without power. most of that minor. that's what all these little re creen dots represent. the peninsula, though, which is the bulk of the outages this morning. 21,000 customers without power, you can see it really does stretch the entire peninsula from san francisco all the way down down in palo alto. let's zoom in on where we're seeing the highest concentration. again, just a reminder that continues to be this area near the dunbarton bridge, menlo park, palo alto atherton. really that whole section between 1, 1, to 80. we're going to keep an eye on that. in fact, later on, we're going to chat with kron four's michael thomas. he's there giving us a look this morning at what conditions are like and will visit with him coming up i

a lot of the east bay, about 1 inch or 3/4 of an inch. an jose, less than 1/2 inch of rainfall. a lot in some of those coasting areas and some of the hills. and then today, as we see, sunshine, highs into the upper 50s and about 60 degrees for most of us. it's going to be another cold night. we'll start out tomorrow morning at 35 degrees in fairfield. one of the colder spots. and then mostly upper 30s for the north bay, the tri-valley starting out at 36 in dublin and also 36 in san jose. as we go throughout the week, we'll have a couple of cold front coming in that will be dry as they pass. and then for the weekend we may see rain getting closer and falling apart as it gets here. i'm going to keep a slight chance of rain in the forecast for saturday and sunday, but then next week we may have a better chance of rain. we'll have to get a little closer. there may be some showers on valentine's day. that's something that we'll see possibly in the distant forecast. we're still looking at a really great sierra snowpack. more than double its norm

they planned a weekend road trip from the bay area san diego. it's a little disappointing, of course. yeah, on the other hand, he should have known it may be this harris of into a storm coming. yeah, so the unfortunate. >> but like dozens of others, there are now camped out inside this love back truck. stop. well, i guess years in session and truck drivers are ca is trying was trip has been delayed, at least 2 days. when i woke up at 2 o'clock in the morning, i was like i want >> this big blast of winter weather is making it challenging for caltrans. snowplows and salt trucks are out in force trying to keep the roads clear. but chp says for now, the snowy roads are not safe for other drivers. and just a few moments ago, i actually got an update from chp, believe it or not, despite the weather, they are reopening the great fi with the chp escorts that we driving along to make sure travelers. >> are going at a safe speed. but they're saying, hey, if you're coming from somewhere else, just avoid this area. take the one to one, if you have to, becaus

in the north bay. let's have another look at the scene there in fairfield where firefighters say this tree fell into an apartment complex on east travis. power's out to the areas you might imagine. no injuries reported. well, you know, if we can get some sort of estimate on when power might be restored for the units that are still livable. we will continue to follow the latest with this weather system both on air and online throughout the day. so know that you can come to us any time this afternoon. if we're between broadcast just scan that qr code, you see on the screen that will take you to our weather kron, 4 dot com. we've got all the latest there in terms of road closures, advisories for the bridges, power outages. if there are any trees down and viewer pictures that illustrate that it will all be there. 909, on the clock. now to more breaking news. 3 people are dead after a police chase ended in a rollover crash in fairfield solano. chp says it all started about 12, 30 this morning. they were tryi

we are tracking the rain back in the bay starting in the north bay moving through the rest of the bay area. during this morning's commute. we've got team coverage starting right now on the kron. 4 morning news. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> good morning. and thanks for waking up with us. be sure bundle up of darya james. yeah, you're going grab that umbrella, too, because we have rain beginning to fall. now. >> once again around the bay. yeah, we've got a good dose yesterday. a little bit of a break, but now it's 8 o'clock. and let's see exactly who is getting hit morning. john. you have more and more the north bay now in the midst of some increasingly heavy rainfall, most of the rest of us staying light at this point, but definitely getting cloudier and that rain coming down more and more your view over the east bay hill showing a perspective that yeah, looks got a great at this moment. we are seeing some lighter showers. some sprinkles moving into these areas. but up north and that's where i'm watching really closely right now

let's take it to the north bay. rain over novato, the north bay, and this has been over vallejo, hercules and into venetia, as well. we have a light amount in the east bay, as well. i'm not concerned about damaging wind gusts or thunderstorms at this hour. most of the rain staying concentrated to the monterey county area. i'll be back with another check and help you plan your saturday around the bay in a few minutes. >> cinthia, thanks. >>> we are learning new information about that deadly house explosion in san francisco. this morning, 53-year-old darren price is in jail and facing charges in connection to the explosion and fire that killed one person and left another badly injured. the san francisco man is to blame for all the destruction, as well as knocking two homes off their foundations. this all happened on 22nd avenue and noriega in the city's outer sunset. police say price is booked for manslaughter, manufacturing drugs, and two counts of child endangerment. sources tell our investigative unit that firefight

in the east bay. the naacp now is responding to a racist incident that clayton middle school student at the apollo view, middle school distributed cotton on campus as a way of mocking black history month with kron four's philippe de gaulle with more on the story. >> for this group of parents, council members, activists, kids and neighbors in clayton, one student being disciplined for a racist act that may include up to 8 others is not enough. you know, had 2 black children. >> they've been subject to and i don't know. raw emotion from steve rossi who was consoled by one of his sons outside diablo view, middle school saturday morning, the pain of a racist act still fresh less than 2 weeks after it happened. >> enact school administrators did not immediately relayed to the superintendent's office or to the victim's parents. my concern with those students. >> the for 8 days had to go through knowing that their school administration did not have their back days after a student distributed cotton on campus

ahead on "today in the bay," team coverage on the cold temperatures expected across the bay area. ogist kari hall is tracking how long will all itla >>> right now at 5:00, bracing for colder days ahead. a live look outside right now, and forget the mid to high 60s. you'll want to think about layering up as you head out the door. meteorologist kari hall is tracking stronger winds as well and just how long it's going last. >> speeches this morning from vladimir putin and president biden, raising the stakes on tensions over ukraine. we're live in washington with developments in the president's overseas trip and his key meeting today with key allies. >> also, reshaping online speech. the supreme court takes up a case some believe may change accountability on the internet and the future of free speech. this is "today in the bay" streaming live on roku, amazon fire, and online. >>> a very good tuesday morning. thanks so much for starting your day with us. 5:00 right now. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. certainly a busy morning ahead for you. but first we want to get to our to

yes, snow, even in the bay area. get into the details on what is causing this, a storm system will be camping out for the next several days, and different little aspects of the storm system, if it ripples of energy rotating around the heart of it. think of it as a spokes on a wheel. one of them will move out, squeeze the atmosphere a bit more and give us a better chance more widespread rain and some snow in the higher elevations. dropping down to 1500 feet or less by the time we get into friday. the wind is the problem in the short term. gusty wind right now, the strongest gusts as of the top of the hour at 7:00, we are just over 50 miles per hour. these are likely the strongest wind we will experience the rest of the night. but, the wind will still be blustery out, especially along the coast, early tomorrow morning, and noticeable further inland. 25 to 35 mile per hour gusts through early afternoon. the wind advisory through 1:00 p.m. at that point the wind will backdown slightly but we are still talking about 20 to

and today we're looking at some moderate air quality for parts of the coast and the bay, the east bay well as santa clara valley. other areas are still good, but it's right on that line where we could see it turning moderate over the next couple of days. and our temperatures are making it so that we want to get outside a little bit more. we're going to feel temperatures in the mid-60s this afternoon. we're still in the low 60s for san francisco, but 64 today in oakland, and tonight chilly once again with upper 30s and low 40s. going through the forecast, we are going to see a couple of systems coming in. one very close on friday. watching to see if we can get some slight rain chances out of that because that's the only chance we have for quite a while. even the rain chance we're watching for next week is starting to dry up. so it looks like we'll have dry weather in the forecast. we'll see mostly sunny skies and our temperatures will warm up between today and tomorrow, then back down on friday. the weekend is looking cool and breezy and we see temperatures going up a couple more degre

a great drive through the north bay, no problem coming out of contra costa county, and the rest of the bay has a smooth drive. he'll talk about the altamont coming up. >>> this morning we're learning a lot about why oakland's new mayor decided to fire former police chief leronne armstrong. in our first one-on-one interview, mayor sheng thao tells us the backstory. she explains that while she is receiving a lot of public criticism, she is not planning to back down. "today in the bay's" emma goss reports. >> reporter: oakland's mayor, sheng thao, says she fired armstrong because she no longer had confidence in his leadership. now his supporters are questioning hers. >> unfortunately, i no longer have the confidence that he could continue to do what is needed to reform the oakland police department. >> reporter: in a one-on-one interview on thursday, mayor sheng thao defended her decision to fire oakland's police chief, leronne armstrong, citing an independent report that found him not credible. >> those were serious, very serious, sustained allegations around what is actually -- what i s

lords to the south bay. now. snow fell overnight on the slopes of mount hamilton. >> temperatures there were in the upper today. this is video of mount hamilton from a little earlier. there are some areas with icy roads are covered in snow. they're also quite a few branches and debris in the roadway. most likely from the winds yesterday. all right. we're taking a live look at that power outage map across the bay area. you know, the window caused a lot of problems, downed trees, downed power lines. at last check. there are roughly 43,000 people who still do not have power tonight, according to pg and e. >> kron four's haaziq madyun shows us how crews are working to restore power and a south san francisco neighborhood after a tree snapped a power pole in half. >> i think i heard the tree fall because i heard something crash and then the that the power went out. >> you're looking at what's left of this high voltage power pole after the wind uprooted this tree that smashed into it. well, its way down on top of the roo

it's in the east bay. oakland's non police response program is called macro. >> has helped thousands of open residents. but there are questions regarding the number of 9-1-1. dispatch calls for macro going unanswered. >> kron four's haaziq mod-yoon has that story. >> mobile assistance, community responders of oakland or macro is approaching its one-year anniversary in april, although the city's community response program for nonviolent, not emergency 9-1-1, calls is still a work in progress. the upside is been huge. mackerel spokesperson michael hunt says in the early stages of the pilot program that will units made nearly 10,000 contacts with people needing help in the you know, many of these between april and august, a 2022 were done on view capacity, meaning we had crews out in the field. >> for upwards of 16 hours a day driving into through where where voter populations typically we're gathering and then responding to referral request, nonviolent 9-1-1, calls to oakland dispatch begin transferring to ma

the north bay. you know, the story this morning continues to be the peninsula and the south bay, 1400 customers without power. 14,000 customers without power, i should say down in the south bay. but yeah, 20,000 without power along the peninsula and it continues to be the hot spot right here where we've been focusing this morning. this is right along where stanford is where redwood city is. menlo park atherton. these areas in orange indicate pockets where we have 500 to 5,000 customers without power. one of the big stories we're following, still no estimate on restoration, but hopefully piccini. we'll make some progress today yeah, there's a lot to do in south san francisco on the peninsula. people are still without power there. as you were talking about genes. >> in this case, it was a power pole that got snapped by strong a tree and also smashed onto the roof of a home tuesday that cut power to more than 100 customers and pg e's bay area regional vice president describes the challenge in getting p

into the north bay. it's starting earlier there and will make its way across the rest of the bay area throughout the next several hours. it is an early start for people heading out in parts of marin and sonoma counties, as stormranger tracks what's right now light showers moving in. we are also going to see some heavier rain through the late morning hours. pretty much a steady rain across marin, up to petaluma. and then we'll see this once again pushing across much of the rest of the bay area over the next few hours. this is another storm system coming in with cold temperatures, and we're also going to see off and on rain, especially throughout the morning, and there's still that chance that we could see, as you go up in higher elevations around the bay area, it changing over to snow. most of us seeing rain in the valleys and breezy winds and there will be a few waves of this, even into the afternoon. so we are once again adding onto all of the very high rainfall totals that we've had recently. but it's g

also the east bay mount hamilton continue to see some snow there and the north bay now beginning to see more coverage is really the main cold front just about to move on shore and really, this is the main event. so you can see it right here off the coastline. you see that swirl. that's the area of low pressure out there right off the coastline. that low was really the center of the system and that's at the same time we're going to see this cold front comes swinging through the bay area. what a cold front is. if you believe that it's a boundary from colder weather behind it and warmer weather out ahead of it. so we're looking at some colder air moving in overnight tonight. going to be a long stormy night ahead. get ready, more snow and rain coming your way. all right, lawrence. yeah, it's been days now without electricity for some residents on the peninsula. >> our forces he mid spoke to a pair of neighbors in north fair oaks about their concerns with the ongoing power outage. i'm isolated. i-phone. >> no phone, no alarm system. no landline, no cell phone, no charging. no tv. it's been t

the blows the east bay hills as well as the north bay mountains. multiple inches of snowfall are expected in these areas as we move through the overnight hours and a chance of some flurries, even if they don't stick lower in elevation as low as 500 feet in elevation for some spots. now, freezing temperatures were still in the midst of frost advisories and freeze warnings through 09:00am this morning. temperatures falling as cold as the upper 20's snowfall totals as we work our way into the evening tonight, you can see those deeper shades of blue down there around mount hamilton. that's well over a foot if not closer to 2 feet of snowfall piling up overnight, santa cruz mountains as well as the north bay mountains, east bay hills. and even a chance of some flurries right there around twin peaks about davidson in san francisco itself. now as far as future casco spotty showers will continue through the day today. really picking up activity into the evening tonight, though, this is 07:00pm, much more widespread rainfall. and you see those areas of yello