*f insert* * (nats woodside) it proved too much for this oak tree in woodside. it came toppling down on some power lines at woodside and caÑada roads, blocking traffic and knocking out electricity. *d insert* * by sunrise, the rain mixed with the fog, ane morning drive into san josen highway 17 was a mess, trip the commute time. truck driver don woolery says winr is coming, so don't drive le it's july. (don woolery, trk driver: it's been a while se the rain. there's more oil the road. it's kind of like driving across salad dressi for rich sinnott, he decide pull over and let the traff, and hopefully the weather, down. (rich sinnott, driver: highway 17, sometimes they should just close it up ande a log ride out of it. that's what it is!) tag info: woodside road reopened at about 11am the national weather servics issued a small stream flood weather service has issued a small stream flood advisory the counties listed on your screen. the advisory is for until 7-30 tonight. poor drainage in some low lying s could cause flooding - and l creeks could over flow... w is

that's between woodside elementary and 280 itself. that's only affecting woodside drivers and not affecting the freeway itself. this is the golden gate bridge and a lot of traffic just making its way down here. on the north side of the bridge, there was a car that went up on the pedestrian walkway. from what we understand, a lot of activity there, some chp activity and ambulance activity. a burst of traffic means they may have at least some of that traffic through the area now. this is on the wet and to you visibility cross section. you see on the marin side the visibility as well. we're talking about wet, soupy conditions. tiburon, we're looking at ponding where the blue is over here on the east bay as well. now it's filled in the entire map, making things really tough. early flooding reported through danville. we're slow in both directions. that cleared itself out. watch for the build, for the commute. same thing for the tri-valley, slow soupy conditions over here toward 680 as well 880 south. dumbarton bridge not as bad as usual th

and a mudslide on upper woodside, highway 84, there is one opinion coal in affect. we will machine door that for you. >> major changes at embattled retailer american apparel. the founder is out and a new executive is in as california-based retailer. american apparel is named fashion veteran to be the next c.e.o. after the c.e.o. was accused of sexual harassment and misconduct. the canadian foam c.e.o. was fired yesterday nearly 17 years after he founded the clothing chain. >>> a researcher with the monterey aquarium research institute has an unusual name for an inbound snail which is found in deep hot acid environments around hydro vents looking like rockstars with mohawks in leather studded jackets. a researcher decided to name the snail after joe strummer with "the clash," saying they both are good next extreme environments. >> a dog, bad to the bone, found a a new home. >> whoa! the humane society in silicon valley did not try to hide the bad attitude to other dogs and, nbc, nameed him eddie the terrible and made this video hoping to find him a new home. it worke

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i took the 280 drive leaving the woodside area, very thick fog between woodside and san bruno along 280. and other here at the beige -- over here at the bay bridge toll plaza, westbound traffic still moving well leaving oakland heading into san francisco. there is road work on the upper deck of the bay bridge expect two lanes of traffic shut down. this is as you get towards san francisco. now heading for the 880 commute, no big delays as you head through 880 approaching the maze, b.a.r.t.'s on time. no delays as of yet for the b.a.r.t. system or any of the local transit systems. that's a look at kcbs traffic. guys back to you. >>> all right thanks. 4:47 now. 'tis the season for high school seniors all across the country to start mailing in those college applications. adriana diaz reports though along with the anxiety comes a growing concern that social media posts could come back to haunt this will. >> reporter: when 18-year-old is on twitter, she thinks twice before pressing tweet. >> if you tweet one wrong thing, one tweet can go viral in seconds. >> reporter: the high school senior i

patches of fog developing up across 101, 280 and towards woodside.lo alto and mountain view as well. but otherwise, we'll see a little bit of cloud cover. few peeks of sunshine. they're taking sun away today and bringing in the next storm system. rain will arrive first in the north bay and this afternoon, for san francisco, points southward into the south bay. we've got a bit of time to actually get through some of the rain because it won't get here until 11:00, 12:00. you ski 10:00, dry, cloudy. peaks of sunshine here and there but mainly cloudy, even when rain arrives. not expecting heavy rain except for the north bay. as the thing moves to the south, notice 1:00ing 2:00 san francisco, peninsula, east bay. it's going to fall apart. we will get a tenth of an inch but that's all. the other thing to keep in mind, wind is going to pick up after we get the rain. most likely from 2:00 this afternoon, you can see when the front starts to push in, through 7:00. that's where we could see winds gust, even in san francisco, up to 50 miles per hour. even throu

this is at woodside and canada (kan-ya) roads.ight now, woodside road is closed in both directions at the scene. i' not clear when it will reo >>> a large tree has fallen atwood side road. it is closed in both directions at the scene. it's not clear when it will reopen. heavy rain is continuing to fall in that area. >> president obama has proposed a $250 million package for police, including body cameras nationwide. >>> cyber monday may be over, but on line shopping has just hit its stride. yesterday's shopping was only up 8 percent. >> it's giving tuesday today. it was created to help charity organizations check out charity navigator web site. it rates charities and tells you how the charity uses the money before you give. >>> emergency water southerns are getting their swift water rescues ready. >>> we're here at the ferry terminal where folks are coming here. it's gotten a lot busier here in the last hour. it's tough out there on the roadway. at 4:00 this morning, a lot of water on roadways, and when we came through 101 we saw

nearby woodside, reports of a downed tree. bob son his way and he'll have a live report in just minutes. >> also apple going to court over the ipod. scott mcgrew here. >> you still use yours? >> i do. >> most people don't. this is going to be in federal court in oakland. this is a case that dates way back to 2005 and the question over whether apple violated rules by prohibiting other companies for putting content on your ipod. remember, you could only get it off of itunes. this is going to be a billion dollar case. it's a $300 million case, triple damages brings it up to $1 billion. >> steve jobs testimony will be key. i said testimony. he'll appear on videotape. >> he'll be on videotape testifying about his decisions about the ipod. this is where people are most interested. he's testified postmortem in both the salary fixing case that shocked silicon valley and the e book price fixing case. in both case what is he said either in person or e-mail turned him into a really nasty guy in a lot of people's eyes. there were some ver

. >> and the rain proved to be too much for this oak tree in woodside. it came toppling down on some power lines at woodside and canada roads blocking traffic and knocking out power for some time. >>> want to check in with paul deanno right now to talk about what's coming next. we have had a series of storms. are we done? >> we are not. more rain is coming. for some folks, tomorrow may be wetter than today. >> wow. >> today was the wettest day out of about 340 of them so far this year in san francisco. not done yet. it could get stormier tomorrow. upper 50s throughout the bay area. we are cloudy, 58 in oakland. 58 in san jose. 57 on the wettest day of the calendar, so far this year, in san francisco. we had some thunderstorms move into coastal sonoma and mendocino county over the past few hours. we had the rain lifting to the north there but already, down to the bottom left of your television screen, there is the next wave of rainfall poised to move in likely after midnight tonight. the rain may wake you up for a second consecutive morning tomorrow. i kn

palo alto, talking about that fog, drifting through now, watch woodside, palo alto right here.ng south, clear view at university but north toward willow, lose sight of the cars a quarter mile away. use caution, visibility's tough at times. back to you. >> thank you. appreciate that report. 6:22. still ahead, a dog falls from 15-story balcony but survives to bark another day. gets an eyebrow raise from vicky nguyen. what softened his landing. >>> an old saying that cats have more than one life. reportedly they have nine. dogs have a fair share as well. it's a 13-year-old boston terrier recovering after falling from 15-story balcony into a hot tub. >> incredible. a pretty amazing story of survival. >> reporter: fighting tears from his balcony, an emotional bill mccord recalls the frightening experience. >> you just can't imagine a dog going through that kind of trauma. >> reporter: if they say cats have nine lives, bill's 13-year-old boston terrier sammy could be considered to join his feline friend. >> he got on the next balcony, tried to work his way back. he has an eyesight is

it crashed on to woodside road, just west of 280 and took a power line down with it. not only did it block entrance to woodside school and business district, but left several customers without power. traffic was closed in both directions for hours, forcing residents there in woodside to take long detours to get to school or work. >>> and sandy from newark sent us this photo. this large tree fell near the corner of sailwood drive and cedar boulevard. crews spent much of the day clearing the tree and debris from the roadway. >>> well, dry no more. parched rivers across the bay area look like waterways again. one of our viewers sent us these two photographs. on your left is what the guadalupe river in san jose looked like this morning. barren and bone dry. on your right, what it looks like now, with water flowing. nbc bay area's marianne favro is live in san jose at the banks of the guadalupe, and it certainly got a soaking. >> reporter: it certainly did. and the guadalupe river is a perfect example. take a look at how fast the river is flowing through downtown san jose

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maybe 2 inches of rain right here in the south bay, 2 1/2 plus expected over woodside. plus expecting really good totals in wine country, 2 inches in santa rosa, 2 3/4 in napa. this is such great news. a lot of kids across the bay area for the past few years. it's been so dry. rain is kind of a new thing for them. did you guys get outdoors at all this weekend? >> we had trouble getting outdoors because my son is getting over pneumonia. but we had to get there between the showers and the basketball courts weren't dry so we played on the porch. doesn't te don't tell mom. we didn't break anything. low cloud still hovering around. the big issue is the return of the commute and some slick roadways. that's the bay bridge toll plaza. let's look at your approach for west 24. an earlier crash and maybe a second one in the area, right there, 24 at 580. that still has folks backed up to the freeway. 80 over toward berkeley and university. 92, san mateo bridge moving smoothly but the dumbarton bridge has a crash and a lane is closed. chp said at least half an hour or more, they hav

highway 128 a tree cleared, another tree just cleared in woodside. and 280 at 380, sounds like that ramp is open. and it's still slick. keep that in mind. back to you. >> our top story now, protests across the country including here in the bay area after a grand jury in new york decided not to indict a new york city police officers who put an unarmed man in a choke hold leading to that man's death. eric holder said the justice department will conduct its own investigation into the death of eric garner. >> garner was unarmed had he di died. while obesity and asthma contributed to garner's death, the grand jury said there was probable cause to indict the officer. the officer released a statement saying he was sorry and he didn't mean to hurt garner. >> no, i don't accept his apology, no, i could care less about his condolences. he's still working, still getting a paycheck, still feeding his kids and my husband is six feet under and i'm looking for a way to feed my kids now. >> the lapd banned officers from using choke holds in 1983. >> in this protest,

woodside beginning to see heavier rainfall. it's going to be tracking off to the north, likely through redwood city as we head through 6:12 through san carlos, 6:14, with the ground saturated i cannot stress enough that anyone that's thinking of traveling this way over the next hour be prepared for a major slow-down. up to the north bay we did have heavier areas of rainfall for today. it's mainly light to moderate. but that's all it takes here to keep this flooding concern with us. flood advisory until 9:00 tonight for parts of marin, sonoma, and also napa counties. closely watch those creeks, rivers and streams behind your house. even a little bit of rainfall can give us some rise. the next five days, three more storm systems are tracking. i'll have the details on that in 15 minutes. >>> as new storms roll in, the concern and bad blood is rising. people in redwood city are fed up and upset that their mobile home parks are getting flooded. they say the city is purposely dragging its feet. that net miranda is in redwood city. se

i know this is in woodside. fortunately, nobody hurt in this one. it was in a fairly remote area, but these trees have come down. in san francisco they've been cutting some down because of the rain, as well. >> here's where i was this morning. it was a nasty commute for people driving through the santa cruz mountains. highway 17 can be treacherous on a good day, right, so add heavy rain, standing water, speeding cars, and you have a recipe for disaster. good news is, though, while we saw a lot of folks driving a little faster than the conditions allowed, we did not see crashes or wrecks, which is surprising on 17 on a day like this. >> well, in san francisco getting drenched this morning, as well. much needed rain, of course, but causing problems. nbc bay area's stephanie chuang is live near the golden gate bridge this morning. stephanie, a really weird crash this morning that may have involved the rain? >> reporter: good morning to you, scott. chp saying it wasn't the rain, it was a man was driving under the influence and this made a sluggish commu

on woodside road near canada a big oak tree took down power lines. it was a powerful blast but just the first taste of this week's expected wild weather. >> we're getting saturated. and it's a gully-washer, the leaves are just coming down and clogging the drains. >> reporter: what has people concerned is this next phase of the storm that's expected to come up tomorrow, ken, as you well know, when you get heavy winds up here, as paul said, we could have a lot of trouble. people are afraid of a lot more trees coming down and a lot more power outages and extended power outages, as well. >> yup. grab your batteries, get your flashlights ready. len ramirez in santa cruz mountains, thank you, lenny. >>> the wet weather is doing a number on bay area trees causing several to come crashing down. a 40-foot oak tree fell across one family's driveway in san rafael. no one was hurt. but it trapped a family inside their home for the day. >> the whole bloody tre. >> we are so lucky it did take down electricity, it didn't take down the phones, it didn't take down th

woodside, along 280 as well as one 101, it's very a very slick ride. we have snow in the sierra. we have an advisory in the sierra for today. it is a winter weather advisory. so it's going to be tough to get over those hills. please be careful. make sure you have snow tires or your chains. this will last until 10:00 this evening. we continue to focus on today's system. i will take you into tuesday to show you when the next round of the heavier rain is expected to move in. picking it up for you at this hour, i think between now and 2:00 is when we'll see the steady rain. i'm gonna drop it at 3:00, the back end is moving into the central valley and the sierra. for us, we have scattered showers. i will stop it at 5:00, we'll take a look at the evening drive, not too bad. it will be slick out there with a few scattered showers full fall -- few showers falling. at 2:00 tomorrow, the next heavy rain begins to move in. it looks like we might have it for the afternoon drive tomorrow. with this system, anywhere from .50 to 1 for the urban area. for the hilts, 1 to 2 -- hills, 1 to 2, mayb

. >>> a massive tree came crashing down damaging a family's property in woodside. it happened around 9:30 on cedar lane, close to downtown. the tree uprooted, then slammed through a fence and crushed a carport. a car had been parked where the tree landed, just minutes, ten minutes before it fell, but the family had moved the car. they're thankful it didn't do more damage and are happy no one was hurt. >> we have cars and kids and people walking around and these things come down and they could really hurt and create massive damage and loss of life. >> the family now plans to hire someone to evaluate the remaining trees on the property to see if they are at risk for falling. >>> in men low park, firefighters evacuated dozens of homes in an apartment complex after a tree came crashing down near el camino real. the heritage oak slammed into the building, crushed some playground equipment, and deck chairs and the deck. even with all the damage, no one was hurt. >>> staying in san mateo county, look at what happened on highway 84 in wood side. a mudslide blocked the west

i want to take you to woodside where we have this second overturned and blocking one lane northbound 280 as you make the drive to highway 84 you are going to find it. there was slowing behind it. traffic is ening -- flowing. this picture shows eastbound 80 at pinole valley road. a tree fell on the road on top of a tractor trailer carrying 7,000 pounds of wastewater moving into pinole. we have at least three lanes blocked. it is getting wrapped up and should be cleared soon. you can see where there is a closure so traffic is diverted off and getting back on to i-80. however, they will re-open things shortly. the macarthur maze shows if the travels take you to 580 and berkeley and emeryville we have light rain and wind reported through oakland. well let you know how that is affecting the commute south of the maze. >>> it is 4:june with -- live doppler hd shows the storm hitting the bay area and the spire area is going to feel half rain and the powerful wind. >> outside, this is the embarcardero in san francisco with streets wet with rain and the wind is the big story in san francisco.

we're talking about 280, highway 101, and any kind of interior roads that the locals use throughout woodsidedwood city, palo alto. we'll zoom in, get a closer

the mobile home park, 101/woodside road on the peninsula. >> kimberly, sad to see the people getting flushed from their homes? >> reporter: absolutely, raj. the rain has been relentless. it continues to rain here on us. the entrance to one of the mobile home parks. i am in 1 1/2 feet of water. the further you go in the deeper it gets. upwards of 5 feet. in some places. by boat at least 25 people were rescued from their homes in rc and lamar mobile home parks tonight. walter rose off to dangerous levels. another 24 people were able to get out on their own. >> all the rain that has fallen is running to the lowest level in the area. here at the trailer park. and the tides really made a condition where there was no place to pump the water too. >> residents say the rain started pouring down at 2:00 a.m. and has not stopped. >> just it is cold. wet. water is rising. had to take all our stuff out of the house. we don't know what will happen. >> are you going to stay here tonight? >> doubt it. >> where well you go? >> hotel. see if it is better. off awe ma many people have pelts to protect.

of storms reaching south ward and southwest from castro valley and hayward across the bay down to woodside down to tescadero. there are waves of stormy weather moving towards the coastline rather furiously. a flood advisory in effect for the bay area now until 8:30 this evening and part of the south, a flood advisory until 9:15 for watsonville and into monterey. here is our forecast animation starting at 7:00. we'll see the storms moving east by 11:00 or so, we'll be left with pockets of showers and rainfall. that will be the pattern into tomorrow morning. right now the evening commute is a slow, phone shally hazardous one. >> we know the evening commute is rough in the bay area. here is what happens when you thrown in rain. we have a look look from golden gate bridge cam. wayne? >> hello there. welcome to hills of tiburon. maybe you can see through the rain it's been more obscure. we can see the golden gate bridge. let's begin with this video. sky seven shot this afternoon, described as a small slide the owner was just a little bit busy and muddy, and they had more than their fill down th

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it is pouring in woodside, san mateo, burlingame, foster city, union city. the entire area is raining. it's everywhere heavy rain. check the rainfall totals as percentage of average: >> san jose is 7 times the normal rainfall of normal rainfall in december. four times in san francisco and oakland not factoring the current rain. it is the wettest start to a december ever in the bay area. records go back to the year 1849. and if it did not rain one more drop for the rest of the month, this already would be the wettest month since december of 2005. we have not been this wet in a month in a decade and it's december 16. because of all of this the flood advisory is issued expiring at 8:30 tonight. north bay, flooded roads, flooded small streams, travel with caution. you already know that. we have more rain. there is an end in sight. we'll talk about when rain finally stops coming up. >>> we'll see you then, thanks. the saturated ground from all this rain was not strong enough to hold this tree. south 280 south san francisco south of westboro boulevard was closed.

you can see this complex of heavy weather right now that's going to be tracking across areas near woodside mateo throughout 5:36, half moon bay, 5:44 highlands, 5:49 san mateo. as we take a look at the storm system we saw the scattered rainfall on the doppler. i think it's going to be very similar to that as we head throughout 11:think tonight. so still wet weather. by tomorrow morning's commute it's not expected to be any kind of heavy rainfall. a few scattered showers will be with us at 7:00 a.m. but by 11:00, 12:00, 1:00, our next storm system will arrive. heavy rainfall from the north bay all the way down to san jose. also down into santa cruz as well. and then as we head throughout the evening hours on tuesday, you can see we'll keep that scattered area of rainfall in the forecast as well. seems like i need a little bit of water. as we head into wednesday at 7:00 a.m. we'll see a few scattered showers with us. it will be a little bit of a break in between storm systems. then as we head throughout wednesday night, another storm system will arrive with heavier areas of rainfall from san

of storms reaching south ward and southwest from castro valley and hayward across the bay down to woodside down to tescadero. there are waves of stormy weather moving towards the coastline rather furiously. a flood advisory in effect for the bay area now until 8:30 this evening and part of the south, a flood advisory until 9:15 for watsonville and into monterey. here is our forecast animation starting at 7:00. we'll see the storms moving east by 11:00 or so, we'll be left with pockets of showers and rainfall. that will be the pattern into tomorrow morning. right now the evening commute is a slow, phone shally hazardous one. >> we know the evening commute is rough in the bay area. here is what happens when you thrown in rain. we have a look look from golden gate bridge cam. wayne? >> hello there. welcome to hills of tiburon. maybe you can see through the rain it's been more obscure. we can see the golden gate bridge. let's begin with this video. sky seven shot this afternoon, described as a small slide the owner was just a little bit busy and muddy, and they had more than their fill down th

you see some heavy rain showers throughout atherton, highway 280 this morning into woodside. east bay into vallejo, american canyon, novato all the way to san rafael, very treacherous driving around highway 101 north and south and meanwhile, right here boulder creek one of the key areas that receive up to 6" of rain by the time this is all said and done tomorrow morning. now we are in the 50s. southeast winds at 15 miles per hour. this picture has gone dark. that means the clouds have taken over our roof cam. our weather headlines, scattered showers, very heavy rain at times. windy this morning through the afternoon. occasional rain will continue with the possibility of an isolated thunderstorm. we now have an urban and small stream flood advisory in effect until 7 a.m. this morning for just about the entire bay area. and let me show you why. yesterday it was a plume of moisture. this area of low pressure was tapping into it. that's what we saw. now this core, this area of low pressure, is now scraping across the bay area. as it does so gist more widely scattered showers for

what do you got, encroachments and we have done october survey and the woodsiding and a roof trim and all of the things that we are going to be able to take care of and it really gives us an opportunity of what happened to the adjacent homes since the 2004 permit and so we have also on the planning side we have incorporated the light wells to match the light wells on the adjacent property and with respect to the step back, that is something that the team requested of us and it is because the building to either side of us are two stories and it is typical that when you build a third story, they want to step back so that it is not the dem nant facade at the frontage of the building and the sponsor is happy to consider to reduce that set back if that is something that the board is interested in. now with respect to the third party consultant that john brought up and the potential site survey, we don't really think that is necessary, we have got dbi, and everyone at the department is well aware of this building and we want to make sure that that gets done. and we think that is adequate an

of storms reaching south ward and southwest from castro valley and hayward across the bay down to woodside

you see yellow on your tv screen, that's a pretty moderate downpour at this particular time in the woodside area. also all of this is encompassing the highway 280 commute this morning. we have light rain showers pulling out of the brentwood area. and also in vacaville heading towards clarksburg and also in the tracy region. this is very interesting. the core of the center of the area of low pressure is right about there not so well defined anymore and this is the frontal boundary. remember i said it was tapping into all that subtropical moisture? the fetch all the way back to the hawaiian islands? that's why it didn't stop raining last night. it's finally stopping as this frontal boundary begins to surge, watch that there, towards los angeles. but it's actually lifting up in a northerly direction. bottom line is behind it, a lot of scattered showers for us today. and a lot of cooler air. currently we are in the 40s and in the low 50s out the door. you need a light jacket or even a liner in that raincoat. we still have that high surf advisory in place for some of the breakers over 25 feet. m

a la altura de woodside road... a su paso se llevo una linea de electricidad por lo que la circulacion vehicular fue cerrada en ambas direcciones... en otras avenidas el agua siguio su cauce formando unos pequenos riachuelos... sot leon anthony/felton says;" we need the rain so is good to see algunas personas recibieron las precipitaciones de manera muy positiva mientras que para otras representaron un tremendo dolor de cabeza...como para esta familia en reedwood city cuya vivienda se inundo con agua de drenaje... sot 2.21 it was about two inches of water, and it just kept rising... andrienne dice que esto ya ha ocurrido con anterioridad cuando los desagues de las propiedades se tapan con basura y otros desechos... lorena --- gracias a nuestra compaÑera sandra bermdez por el informe de los etsragos que han dejado las intensas lluvias en nuestra regin --- juanfra --- y es que las fuertes y constantes lluvias tambin han afectado el trfico areo... --- decenas de vuelos han sido retrasados en los tres aeropuertos intern

woodside is shut down by pinada.ob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much. the rain meantime has been pretty wide spread. let's check in with christina. >> it's heavy. you want to give yourself time to reach your destination safely with numerous storm reports coming into the bay area. the heavy rain has been coming down all morning long, consistently for the past four, five hours. the heaviest is located right over the tri-valley, over gilroy. thunderstorms expected later today. grab your jacket and umbrella. bring your patience on the road. here's mike. >> it's soupy, wet and drippy conditions. we're talking about the build northbound through the south bay. 87 at 101, a lot of snowilowing because of puddling starting to build there. and the build kicking in across the bay as well. >> we'll be back in half an hour with another update for you. stay safe. >>> 7:30 now on a tuesday morning, the 2nd of december, 2014. feels like the first of december. >> that was yesterday, actually. >> we get set to light th

rains have been closed between woodside and marsh road. kris sanchez is there now. did they just give official word they think around now? >> reporter: it doesn't get more official than seeing it with your own eyes. we just saw a chp officer removing the barricades. weep also have it on good authority and that is of course from the chp and mike inouye that the northbound directions are still shut down. sometimes after they're able to clear all of the water off the roadway, it takes some time to remove the signage and all of the equipment to shut down the roadways. sound like they're waiting for caltrans to reopen. they were hoping to have this open by 5:00 this morning so the traffic flow would not be impacted this morning. but the damage was done by 11:00 last night when the roadway was completely flooded. it is a rather long detour. so give yourself some extra time, if you have to leave right now, give yourself a couple extra minutes to get where you are going. you're looking at video now of what the freeway looked like. it is an eerie sight when you see a complet

i need to drop to woodside and show you this, a mudslide, with the saturated drown coming down and highwaynd to the east, highway 84 there are downed trees. treacherous conditions. >>> trading is underway on wall street and we will look at the early numbers with the dow if positive territory, up almost 30 points to 1780. >> other business news, wal-mart was paid off with more discounted items in stores before the holiday and millions more online. wal-mart reported record online sales for thanksgiving and analysts say the early deals from mall wart could have affected the traditional black friday weekend numbers. >> this morning, a san jose man is proving courage, perseverance and community can overcome any many cap including paralysis. chris bergevin walked his two kids to school surrounded by members of his community. he was hurt when he dove into shallow water which last him paralyzed from the weight down. he could not believe the support he got monday. >> all i did was walk my kids to school. it was one of those circumstances that ordinary became extraordinary just all community. you do

at the underpasses, puddling. 101 and woodside, i just reports of flooding from 101 southbound, as well. west 580, better now as we're looking towards the dublin incident ir change. we'll give you one quick look out there and show you that traffic is much better. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> 5:23 now on your wednesday. words of caution mike has been telling us all morning long. the roads are still a mess out there. >>> and a live look at fremont, one viewer calling us saying it was really coming down in his neighbor. we'll have a look at your forecast, coming up. >>> poish. 5:25 on your wednesday. >> it is coming down, continued to be the same. we're going to check in with christina. >> the good news is, there's more rain on the way. we get through with this poet ept system and through next week, another storm, maybe even two will come through the bay area. so that is the overall long-term perspective. what's tough for commuters is the fact that it's been raining steadily for the past is 24 hours and it is coming in heavily at times. you want to travel cautiously. you hear that hea

woodside, palo alto, los altos still getting rain. same for the east bay.ooks like breaks around la fayette. it's a cold, foggy pattern. not a lot of rain. north bay, san francisco, marin county. healdsburg up towards clearlake, hidden valley and points county and mendocino. it's a cold one. but we are seeing a little bit of a break. there's still plenty upstream, not only today but most of the week. rain, cloudy, chilly temps. 40s, and 5050 -- 40s and 50s on the temps. the rain has let up, sal. >> and that does help out the traffic. when it's raining people get into more crashes or at least it's correlated with more crashes. now that it's stopped, the traffic is a little better. it's still taking more than an hour to drive from the carquinez bridge down to the macarthur maze. most of that is going to be very, very slow traffic along the way. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, still a big backup beyond the maze. it's one huge backup getting out to the bay bridge toll plaza. if you are driving on the peninsula, we've also had some slow traffic as wel

live doppler hd has a few showers from half moon bay through woodside and boulder creek so we have showersts of fog in the north and east bay. give yourself extra time because the pavement is wet. temperatures are in the 50's. 59 at half moon bay. 52 in redwood city. in the city, 57, emeryville is quiet. we are looking at mid-50's across the board and santa rosa and petaluma and fairfield. in the east bay valley we have dense fog dense fog. we have a lingering shower throughout the afternoon with some sun and a strong system moves in tonight into wednesday we have the area of low pressure and the possibility of thunderstorms and gusty winds. concord is four miles and livermore just at a quarter-mile. the area of low pressure is well offshore and we get a break with high pressure bringing mostly dry conditions today and winter storm watch tomorrow through early wednesday into when night we will get the heavy snow and up to 2' is possible. tonight through tomorrow morning, the rain coming in at 3:00, 4:00, into the south bay, heavy rain in santa cruz mountains and it spreads across the rest

we have a report of flooding now developing and redwood city and northbound 101 at woodside avoid theht lane and you want to avoid right and left-hand side so stay in the middle lanes and slow down the speed because it is dark this morning and it will be dark before the rest of the morning commute is be careful. you cannot tell how democrat the puddles are and further to the northbound and southbound direction, more flooding and this is cleared northbound 101 to the extension, everything has re-opened after a crash with extra flooding. still very slow conditions. watch your speed. >>> 5:23. straight ahead, seven things to know as you start director day. >> everyone is talking about it, drama at oracle arena, the warriors needed last second magic to beat orlando. >> you can keep on top of the weather...can you tell what is happening here? rain and raining good. rain and raining good. be extra careful. you could be at the corner of "i'm throwing away money" and "i had no idea." well, walgreens has your back. our expert pharmacists make it easy for you to save on your prescriptions. so y

flooding earlier around the woodside offramp. green all over your map. just be careful in general. your northbound builds, in from the 101 and 87 and 85 from the south bay. tri valley, as well as 680 and the dublin interchange, we've give you a live look out there. oekdland 880 nsh, this camera shakes from time to time as the wind starts to pick up a bit.. the bay bridge metering lights are on. the back up at the toll plaza. it looks like the weather even affected our camera speed. it just froze, but there you go. there's the volume of traffic .those slick conditions. >> thanks, mike. >>> 6:23 right now. the bay area posting its fight again against ebola. we have details, we'll explain next. >>> welcome back, everybody. we keep telling you to be careful out there. look at this one. this is on the alameda where a car and driver tried to go under the bridge there. wasn't successful, as you can see. covering the day's news for you, 6:26, government approved ebola treatment centers. this clues uc medical center on the list. the bay area news group reports staff was trained by the cdc r

. >> meantime, in woodside, a family was shocked when a tree crashed into the side of their home. >>as a massive tree right behind our house where the roots were in a creek that fell and blew through the fence behind our house. >> also in san mateo county, the heavy rain cause this had mudslide on state route 84 east between lahonda road and skyline boulevard. it caused major traffic delays. crews spent hours clearing the road. in san mateo county, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> well, despite the recent rain, more water conservation efforts may be needed. the east bay municipal utility district is looking to charge customers an average of $4.33 more a month because of the drought. the surcharge will cover the cost of pumping emergency water supplies from the sacramento river to the east bay. customers could also be asked to voluntarily cut water usage by 15%. officials will discuss the proposal on tuesday. a lot more rain and a lot of wind is in store for this week. >> right. we will have to wait on for for a couple days. today you may experience fog or sunshine, depending on wher

here on the peninsula redwood city and woodside mountain view palo alto right over the dumbarton bridgerafael some rain moving through. 40s on the temps. it is cold out there for many. lake port 48. healdsburg 48. if it wasn't for the clouds and breeze it would be even colder. we have a day of increasing clouds after the morning showers and rain moves back in this evening after friday well have one more system on friday. and highs today only in the 50s. there he is an update on his traffic. my good friend sal. click on your mic there sal. [ laughter ] you went to get coffee didn't you. >> that is all right. >> he needs a nelson won. >> battery problem. >> we all take it from there. >> we which check in with sal in a little bit. >>> the bay area is getting a brief break from the heavy rain. before another storm system moves in on friday. steady rain pounded the bay area most of yesterday afternoon and evening causing flooding on many of the roads. this is video from highway 121 in sonoma county. you can see the amount of water out there. chp is reminding drivers to be careful when drivin

we are close to freezing in woodside at 33 and palo alto at 35. 39 and 42 in belmont and 48 in bruno and a lot of low 40's around the eve bay and down to san jose and 38 in los gatos and calmer in conquer at 35 and 39 in antioch and low-to-mid 40's across the north bay and this is how it looks from mount tamalpais with gusts up to 40 miles an hour, and it is messing with the spied although we are in direct line of the mountain is where we are. weapons taper today the sunshine is chilled and below average temperatures, and breezy cold the first three mornings of 2015 and we start 2015 dry however looking at the median, we could have wet weather middle to later in january. expecting above average precipitation so we will hold off on to that. the snow to the south and the rain and the cold air for us. how cold? low-to-mid 50's again today and the funny thing is it will feel warmer than yesterday although we are going to be the same because the winds will calm. in san francisco, for instance at 10:00 and 44 at midnight and the warmest spot is right th

. >> meantime, in woodside, a family was shocked when a tree crashed into the received their home. >> there was a massive tree right behind our house where the roots were in a creek that fell and blew through the fence behind our house. >> also in san mateo county, the heavy rain cause this had mudslide on state route 84 east between lahonda road and skyline boulevard. it caused major traffic delays. crews spent hours clearing the road n san mateo county, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> well, despite the recent rain, more water conservation efforts may be needed. the east bay municipal utility district is looking to charge customers an average of $4.33 more a month because of the drought. surcharge will cover the cost of pumping emergency water supplies from the sacramento river to the east bay. customers could also be asked to voluntarily cut water usage by 15%. officials will discuss the proposal on tuesday. then by wednesday, some of that needed rain comes in. >> lots of rain. we are looking at another big soaker accompanied with some very gusty winds but not today. the rest of t

also woodside. watch out for water, ponding on the roadways.also have a wide complex of showers across the east bay. if you're traveling toward dublin, san ramon, lafayette, orrin do, oakland, hayward, slick spot 580 and 680. while we're not in the clear, we have a stronger isolated storm developing, a little hail with it, south of santa cruise. we're under the threat of isolated storms as we continue throughout tonight. you can see that on the future cast. it's not widespread green but a little bit popping up here and there. we'll keep that through about 11:30 tonight. here's the thing. after we hit midnight we're in the clear. tomorrow morning a little bit of cloud cover and also sunshine picking in. take a look at that microclimate forecast throughout saturday into the weekend. there is no rain expected from the south bay all the way down to san francisco. temperatures are going to be cold, though. only in the 50s for daytime highs. a mix of sun and clouds. notice these numbers in white. that is your morning low. temperatures will be startin

gerri: los altos, newport beach, saratoga, redwood city, woodside. los gatos. $1.9 million to typical four bedroom, two bath home. gerri: flip side, most affordable what are we looking at? >> most affordable, second year in a row, cleveland ohio. you can go into the suburbs and find beautiful homes upward in the millions. clearly one of most affordable markets and going through somewhat of a revival. >> riverdale, georgia, park forest, illinois, lake wales, florida. all over the map. >> more diverse. gerri: interesting full screen how much would the los altos house by buy you somewhere else. the house was 1.9 million. >> 1.96 million. give you indication you could buy 30 homes in cleveland for one home in the silicon valley. gerri: one of my favorite places charlotte, north carolina, you could get nine. chicago eight, miami, five. that is interesting a difference i wouldn't have expected. seattle as well here. i was asking during the break. you see this first-hand. we're following the real estate market so closely. not because people as to own their

woodside raindrops on the rooftops. a sound over the bay waters right now. a cell moving in towards sfo where so far we do not have any delays on arrivals or departures. temperatures in the 40s and 50s, calm winds and areas of fog being reported in throughout livermore. so pockets of dense fog out the door this morning. don't forget that umbrella. scattered showers throughout the day today. intensifying in the afternoon hours. and one more storm to go on friday. all right. let's go to it. we do have some flurries right now in the high sierra. and this right here is yesterday's cold front. but this has been developing as the morning progresses. this will bring us afternoon showers and upstream is friday's rain. now, let's walk through our futurecast so you can time the rain accordingly and here you go. here's lunch hour hit-and-miss scattered showers and they are more numerous over the afternoon pockets and moderate to heavy rainfall and we clear out by about this time tomorrow morning. maybe a stray shower but then main part of the day will be dry. what's th

farther south from san mateo to woodside to mountain view and over the santa cruz mountains, areas of rather intense storm activity. you can see the surge onshore of that first wave of stormy weather. farther offshore, we have thunderstorms developing and those thunderstorms have prompted the issuance of a special marine warning with concern about wind gusts as well as the lightning strikes. winds will be gusting around 34 knots or higher. meanwhile, the entire north bay, all three counties, under a flood advisory until 8:30 tonight and this area near monterey bay from watsonville to monterey, under a flood advisory until 9:15. here's the forecast animation starting at 5:00 p.m. we will see the very stormy conditions will continue at least into the early to mid evening hours. finally in the late night hours we will see the storm breaking up a little bit but there will still be pockets of heavy downpours. the storm will be with us for awhile. more in just a few minutes. >> thank you, spencer. >>> marin county has issued a state of emergency because of last week's storm. >> that declara

second listing, a single family home at 3500 woodside road, 699,1, that would be $700,000, annual taxes,700, five beds and four baths and 2,400 swear feet of living space. that's a nice up. where is this one, ed in. >> in wilton woods in the neighborhood. it has a lot of demand for wilton woods. if you look on a map, it's just barely south of the beltway. it's known for real big lots, old-growth trees, and it's within about a mile as the crow fly to the huntington metro. you can literally live on this third-acre lot with a five-tier deck that climbs up the backyard. the views from the top are amazing. here you are surrounded by trees yet you could literally walk to the huntington metro. >> are these alexandria city schools or fairfax county schools? >> these two are both fairfax county schools which, you know, are always in high demand. >> among the best in the country by many reckonings. let's look at the third one here that you say is closer to or maybe even in old town. 808 snowden hallowell way, 965,000, annual taxes of about ten grand, three beds, three and a half baths and more th