>>charles clifford: people are getting ready you're starting to see new year's eve revelers not too many of the crowd was still the here and where live along the embarcadero that and eventually to the crowd also the weather is pretty nice there was no wind or rain there was no fog expected to interrupt the show it should be pretty nice and i for the fireworks show there are some things going on the camera right here we have ice skating rink setup and justin herman plaza not too many people are skating right now that probably will be open for quarter-hour's. >>charles clifford: that wants to allow people to come in here and watch the fireworks because the crowd they're expecting some and the people the shoal waters from two barges out in san francisco bay on the east side of the ferry building ride up in the sky where looking bad as when the fireworks show is going to be at midnight tonight. >>j.r. stone: the calm before the storm tonight is one of the worst night for chp in terms of drunken-driving arrest several bay area transportation companies are making it easier for you to get aroun

charles clifford kron4 news. >> steve: thank you, charles. >> steve:turning to the far south bay now. where yesterday's storm unleashed destruction on a rural neighborhood near hollister. >> steve:damaging flood water making its way into cars and homes.many roads and driveways are still underwater. the flooding happened after pacheco creek overflowed its banks wednesday. >> steve:as a result it flooded fields, orchards and vineyards. area---they are covered by flood insurance. others say they will be footing the bill for the storm damage to their homes. >> pam: despite leaving behind a trail of damage. the recent storms have also been beneficial. >> steve:so beneficial. that 40 percent of calfironia is now out of the drought. grant lodes joins us with how things are looking for east bay mud. >> grant: great. >> grant:and east bay mud has a big job.resonsible for providing water to 1.4 billion people. san pablo reservoir is one gets its water. >> grant:but the main source is pardee reservoir in the sierra. which is currently full. >> grant: that's great news. >> grant:and you can see h

. >> catherine:kron four's charles clifford is live for us in petaluma. chuck - what's it like out there tonight? >> reporter: the heavy rains have definitely of arrived here in parliament. the at the moment---at the moment a flash flood warning has banned apply to papilloma all the way to sonoma. -- hasbeen applied to petaluma >> reporter: all the creeks and streams are around the area are high. >> technical difficulties. >> reporter: that is the very latest here and paul wanna, charles clifford, 4 news. th--in petaluma >> catherine:scary moments in the east bay. as power lines fall across interstate 880. >> reporter: we have had very heavy rain showers for much of the day. but the wind is picking up as well along with the blood it roads. we have a lot of people doing whatever they can to get the point a to point b, even if there is a flooded road. >> reporter: it was a day of doing the impossible in danville. clearly flooded roads and that is stopping this man from try to get to band practice. >> some >> reporter: successfully drove through the flood an

in the north bay, charles clifford kron 4 news. >> reporter: >> went to much acclaim have said there is so much mud running down the cannot keep--when so much when showers are coming doubt it is too much money coming down up. >> technical difficulties. >> pam: coming up! the rainshowers may be over but be prepared for the freezing temperatures. >> brittney: we are finally drying things out. what they've little bit of luck over moisture that will cause black ice so be very careful when you go into work tomorrow creek-- >> brittney: things will clear up with a lot of sunshine. >> brittney: we will stay dry friday, saturday but by sunday morning we are tracking a little weather disturbance right here. that could bring us some rainfall near the coast and another round of snowstorm--snow showers in the sierra. >> brittney: we are tracking another round of rainfall next week pericope--next week. >> brittney: livermore, as well could experience black ice all its take is left over moisture and temperature is below freezing. >> brittney: 41 degrees and land, 46 degrees with a cold start to th

. >> pam:including kron-4's charles clifford live where there are evacuations. >> pam:let's start with brittneybrittney this is a serious warning. >> brittney: to this is one of her--this is one of our small serious issues to deal with. >> brittney: our main concern right now. a flash flood stage. at 13 ft.. we are almost a foot above that stage. the creek runs right through downtown san of romo. so this whole area stretching down is a major concern. and we have already had evacuations in place. so, what that means is that you need to move to the second story or at least higher ground. we do have reports that the sirens are being fired off. so you want to be careful with this situation. stay very alert with reports of flash flooding. a special, in this area and it will go until a thirty. >> brittney: 8:30 >> brittney: we are monitoring the situation carefully. and one of the reasons of why we are dealing with this flash flooding is because we have seen an enormous amount of rainfall. in the last 24 hours. and we will talk with lawrence. >> reporter: the rain showers this one right into

kron 4's charles clifford is live tonight along highway -37 in marin county. which reopened early this morning. charles.. in the east bay... >> reporter:one of the roads shutdown because of last week's storm. alhambra valley road in pinole is still closed due to a huge sinkhole. in the middle of the roadway. the cause of this nightmare. a 6-foot culvert that failed during last weeks heavy rains. contra costa county public works officials are trying to find the appropriate fix. they say there is no timeline for reopening. and now with another rainy forecast is nearing... crews are cleaning up the area to get it a little more secure. the town of pacifica is just another spot being worked on in advance of the next round of rain. crews continue to work at filling a massive sinkhole...that opened up back in mid december. today wraps up the last day of that 5-week job... but just feet away... workers are stripping down an apartment building. they are working to rid it of hazardous materials like espestos... before it gets demolished. another problem... is another ma

kron4's charles clifford is live. >> reporter: the evaluation and the very tense couple of hours. the downtown area of san anselmo is lifted and the are now in clean-up phase. they sounded the alarm and add people to move to higher ground. and, actually evacuate from downtown. the police and sheriff department came in to take off the area. it reached about 15.6 peak in death. --depth >> reporter: they are assessing to see if there is any damage from that. and clear storm drains. water starts to drop dramatically about a half an hour to 45 minutes ago where they lifted that the speculation and allow people to return home. there are not expecting rain showers any time soon so they feel confident to lift a that he speculation. --evaluation. >> reporter: charles clifford, kron 4 news. >> this just in to the kron 4 newsroom. >> grant:here in the breaking news significant freeway shutdown. highway 101 is closed in both directions at the sonoma marin county line because of flooding. >> grant:too much water on the roadway for people to safely drive. no word on when it may re- open.but thi

charles clifford, kron 4 news. >> pam:crews in el sobrante have been working hard to clean up debris and quickly repair a large section of alhambra road that collapsed into storms. >> pam: today a fence went up around anyone from getting too close to the area as repairs are underway. >> pam: the creek washed away more than 10-feet of roadway during tuesday night's storm.leaving a gaping hole. >> pam: repairs are also underway to the massive sinkhole that opened up in orinda on wednesday. >> pam: crews are saying it could take weeks to repair the sinkhole opened up wednesday morning. on northbound miner road near comino lenada. which is a heavily trafficked area. >> pam: the sinkhole is about 15-feet deep and damaged two - sewer lines. >> pam: the drivers who discovered stop before they drove into it. luckily no one was injured. >> pam: and more road closures today in the east bay from the storm. >> pam: this one is on marsh creek road in the brentwood area. >> pam: mudslides have become an ongoing problem along this street from the recent rains. >> pam: mcewen road in martinez is als

>>steve:kron 4's charles clifford is live for us tonight in napa with details. charles.. >> reporter: the rock slide of about a mile from where i am standing to the north. let's take a look at video. with a real shot sent to us by our viewers at this afternoon. you can see that is at the intersection. between those roles. if we zoom in and enhance the gazebo rocks are called when all lanes of silverado trail. --if we zoom in and enhanced the picture you concede the rocks are covering all the lanes of silverado trail. >> reporter: still sitting on the hillside tripping to fall down. >> haney for carelessly and too much of the threat of the public so we will keep the roads closed for the rest of the night and re- evaluated in the morning. >> reporter: 2 mi. of silver rattle trial closed. at least until tomorrow. --2 mi. of silverado in road close police until tomorrow. >> reporter: at the very latest period, charles clifford, 4 news. >> pam:some of the worst flooding is in the north bay. you can see cars nearly submerged in guerneville in this video from our helic

hamilton, charles clifford kron 4 news. an east bay shooting left one man dead, and another in the hospital. it happened new years eve in antioch. now police are searching for the shooter or shooters. kron 4's alecia reid joins us live from police headquarters. what's the latest? the continued cliffside erosion in pacifica has the city taking action on more than one front. >>alecia: karen assessment descriptions at this time if you do now the shooter or shooters it urgent call 40's. if the shoe is >> vicki:kron four's spencer blake is live there this evening. buildings there? >> reporter: that is right at the tennis crowd they still have the notice posted a the city in attempting to commence at demolition. signs of demolition soon to go sinkhole - filled with cementsunken in again oceanaire apartment homes. people remarking how fast it all happens "the way the water's coming up has completely changed within the last two months. it hasn't been like over six, seven months. it's been incredible." heard from city councilor sue

kron 4's charles clifford has been in marin county most of the day. charles, we understand flash flood advisories have been issued? nats >> reporter:heavy rain fell almost all day in marin county on tuesday. this was highway 101 north bound in corte madera around 3 pm. nats a few miles away along sir francis drake, flood waters covered half the roadway. the water was clear and sitting in shadows which made it hard to see. despite these yellow signs more than a few drivers were caught off guard. nats this flooding turned out to be the result of a clogged storm drain. county crews were able clear it a few hours later. nats in nearby san anselmo, the creek was boiling and running fast but the waters were staying well below flood stage. nats despitethe rain, fletcher matthiesen and his mom shannon were out running errands in downtown san anselmo tuesday afternoon. i asked flether what he likes and doesn't like about the rain. sot >>:i like jumping in puddles. what don't you like?getting wet and cold. >> reporter:can't argue with that. shannon says the moi

in san francisco charles clifford, kron 4 news. >>> the weekend finally here. for the first time in weeks it's going to be dry. chief meteorologist brittney shipp is back to tell us how to plan out your weekend and when the rain will return. what are you doing up? mom said i could have a midnight snack. it's not even midnight, it's ten forty-three. well, let's have a ten forty-three snack. quietly, though. okay. yeah. mmmm. shhhh. hey i'll share my yoplait custard if you share your yoplait dippers? deal. deal. mmmm. the family favorite. yoplait. >>> i'm kron 4 meteorologist brittney shipp. patchy fog is possible into the rest of tonight especially for santa rosa where temperatures will get close to freezing. 35 degrees in novato. mid-30s in napa. 33 at antioch. 35 in livermore. close to san francisco we will stay in the low 40s. mountain view will drop down to 37. by the time you wake up to start your saturday lots of sunshine. however we will see a cold start to the morning by the coast. mid-40s by the bay. low 40s 30s for our inland locations. by noon tempera

hamilton, charles clifford kron 4 news. new tonight at ten: a heads up for people commuting into the city tomorrow morning. traffic will likely be heavier than usual on the golden gate bridge. grant lodes is ere to explain what's wrong.and when it will be fixed. >> grant:talk about a rude awakening for the thousands of people that travel from marin into san francisco. the movable median barrier.won't move.it's broken. that means there will be three lanes in both north and southbound directions. typically.you'd have four southbound lanes.in the commute direction.going from marin to the city. engineers are not sure how the median broke. but repairs are expected to be finished sometime tomrrow.but not in time for the 20-17 back to work hustle. today -- 49ers c-e-o jed york faced some tough questions. p one day after firing the team's head coach and general manager. the 49ers just ended one of their worst seasons in history. going two-and-14. kron4 sports reporter mark carpenter is here in studio. mark -- do we have any clue ab

in oakland, a charles clifford, 4 news-- kron4news >> steve:thank you, charles. >> steve:supporters of those killed by san francisco police officers are once again calling on district attorney george gascon to "do his job" and file charges against the officers. >> pam:this time, the case revolves around the fatal shooting of amilcar perez- lopez. lopez was shot and killed by undercover officers in san francisco's mission district in february of 2015. police maintain it was in self defense because perez- lopez was coming at them with a knife. but a private autopsy conducted on behalf of the family maintains, he was shot in the back. several times. and was in fact moving away from officers. >> pam:today san francisco's public defender joined protestors outside the d.a.'s office to demand justice. >> pam:kron 4's dan kerman is live outside the san francisco hall of justice with more. >> reporter: people cannot understand what is taking so long to solve this case. and that is what they are here today to demand justice. >>sot pjhelicia jones/"justice for mario woods coalition" demonstrators

. >> steve:kron 4's charles clifford joins us live tonight in marin county with a look at conditions. charles... sot i've been here a long time. wednesday afternoon, joy sassoon, owner of gioia boutique in san anselmo, watched the rain fall outside her shop. her store sits literally right on top of san anselmo creek and flooding is a real danger here. just last week, she and her neighbors had to leave downtown in a hurry as the creek swelled and threatened to overflow it's banks. thankfully, the water receded and joy's store was untouched. despite the drama, she took it all in stride because it wasn't the first time she's been through this. sot it flooded 10 years ago and we had a ring of mucky mess all around the store after that flood, joy installed these high racks where she can hang her merchandise in an emergency sot after so many times of almost flooding we decided to make it as easy as possible. sot so all we would have to do is powerwash the store. as another round of storms pushes through marin, joy keeps a close eye on the creek but tries to remain optimistic. sot i'm kinda

. >> pam:including kron-4's charles clifford live where there are evacuations. >> pam:let's start with brittneybrittney this is a serious warning. >> brittney: to this is one of her

tonight kron-4's charles clifford joins us live from the hospital where the child was taken. >> pam:charles how is she tonight?

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charles clifford is in the north bay where the storm brought some flooding to roads and spencer blake is live along the freeway with how the rain is impacting traffic. but first let's go to kron-4' meteorologist brittney shipp. brittney is timing out the rain.

kron 4's charles clifford has been in the east bay all afternoon. he's live for us tonight with a look at some of the problems. charles nats >> reporter:through out the day on friday, wet rainy weather continued across the east bay. nats running fast and muddy, but remained well below flood stage. sot i get nervous about that. patricia allum lives just a few feet away from the creek. last week flood waters washed up against her house and flooded her basement. after cleaning up, she and her husband have put sandbags and tarps all around their house. sot just doing what we can nats over in castro valley, a clogged a storm drain send mud and debrie across palomares road. crews shut down the roadway for several hours and had to bring in heavy equipment to clear the drain. nats nats also on friday, a tree fell along crow canyon road in castro valley and landed on a car. at least one adult inside the vehicle was injured. as of friday evening, the identity or condition of the victim remains unkown. a scary scene out of san francisco. where strong gusts of

. >> reporter: charles clifford kron 4 news. >> catherine: 1 of nablus counting most troubled world remains closed for miles. and it looks like is going to stay that way for at least two weeks. --one of napa's county road >> catherine:a rockslide came crashing down monday afternoon on silverado trail at pratt avenue. more of the hillside there in saint helena fell. >> catherine:it appears that most of the wall of rock will have to come down before drivers can safely get through. just how helpful were the most recent storms they've been so beneficial. that 40 percent of calfironia is now out of the drought. >> grant:just look at this video of the lexington reservior. which is over flowing. but we can find kron 4's dan kerman live in the east bay tonight at san pablo reservoir with more on the drought. >> reporter:it's truly been a stunning area. >> reporter:the recent series of storms filling lakes, overflowing rivers and covering the sierra mountains in snow. >> reporter: it is at 100 percent capacity. >> we had a very wet october and one of the web system and our history in effect. >> repo

kron4's charles clifford caught up with people gearing up before heading out of town. >> reporter: the reason for the excitement you johnson out amazing skiing conditions at tahoe this girl's head in the sugar bowl with her family. and then they're excited about the bad news is the highway 88 the kirkwood is so close as of friday evening they're going anyway. still ahead: before you head out of the house be aware there are some major flooding problems. we have update on popular parks -- some open -- some still closed. and next: video you don't want to miss. a woman accused in a very camera. the unusual items taken from the home. coming up -- new at ten. host steve harvey met with president-elect donald trump tonight -- health experts explosed. we have what you need to know. >> pam: " and then if you're wondering what her shirt says. the eggs up their and then you know. and then looks like blankets and that closes the door. and then people and then the close of video and social media. and then they started to get a lot of attacks apparently. they recognized dublin police who you will se

kron 4 charles clifford live now in san francisco where he spoke with some sybarites and community groups. >> reporter: during a press conference on thursday, representatives from several groups organizing center presented a united front against the policies of president donald trump. >> reporter: in particular that are concerned about the possibility that the president to issue an executive orders limiting the numbers brett bidis allowed into the country and blocking visas for people entering the united states from some predominately muslim countries such as syria, i ran and yemen. >> reporter: the last week has been overwhelming and frightening to some people say. p>>: we feel that we have been, we need the muslim community feels that we have been formalized and the last week. >> reporter: also an attorney with the asian law caucus she said that if present rules for what his plan to alter respighi and immigration policies is to have a broad impact. >>: not to the impact on our many americans but others as well. so far, the president has not signed those exec of orders but they say they

clifford is tracking conditions in marin county. >> reporter: former red and us and some counties. heavy rain fell almost all day marin county tuesday this was highway 101 northbound around 3:00. a few miles away surf francis drake clearwater's cover half the roadway. at the drivers were caught off guard. this turned out to be the result of a club storm drain county crews were able to clear a few hours later. >> pam:still ahead: the new warriors stadium moves a step closer to becoming a reality. and next: a woman says she was fat shamed online. just for writing a bad yelp review. in my future, i'm twice as likely to have a stroke. i'm at higher risk for depression. i'm 26% more likely to develop an irregular heartbeat. i have a 65% higher chance of developing diabetes. no matter who we are, these diseases can be managed or prevented when caught early on. because with better research, the right medicine, and with doctors who help keep me healthy to begin with, we will thrive. an online review sparks a war of words on social media. >> pam:now, hundreds of people are chiming in. it's

>>steve:and charles clifford is in the north bay --- bracing to be one of the hardest hit areas. >> pam:but first. kron-4's meteorologist brittney shipp is here tracking the next storm. >> brittney:well, the bay area will get a bit of a breather over the next couple days as the weather improves temporarily, but by this coming weekend another storm will hit california and it could be a big one. one region that could see significant rainfall is the north bay. >> brittney: it it were to be a weekend wash out once the rain showers go into saturday. the system moving through will continue to push out of here. by time you wake up tomorrow morning you will see clearer skies and sunshine in the afternoon. >>steve: thank you, britt! >>steve: the weather will improve. but, it is only temporary. one region that could see significant rainfall is the north bay. >>steve: chuck? >> reporter:so far it's been a cold and windy week across the north bay, but at the marin county office of emergency services they are taking things in stride. >>i wouldn't call what we have had to date significant. >> reporte

tonight kron-4's charles clifford joins us live from the hospital where the child was taken. >> pam:charles how is she tonight? >> reporter: last said her condition has not changed suffering from a gunshot wound. this incident has to shake in the community where this has happened. >> reporter:around noon on thursday, gunfire erupted here near the intersection of 66th avenue and outlook in east oakland. neighbors were caught off guard. >>i was inside my house and i heard the gunshots. >>i heard the shots from my room. >>and immediately i thought, do you hit the ground?! >> reporter:laurie lacey came outside after she heard the shots and saw a woman driving away in a car. >>going down the street really fast and she hit the corner. and she was screaming ya. >> reporter:police now believe that the mother of the 22-month-old vicitim drove her daughter to the hospital. investigators searched the area near the shooting and questioned witnesses but as of late thursday afternoon no suspects had been identified and a motive for the attack remains a mystery. >> reporter:the victim was eventually in oa

. >> pam:kron4's charles clifford has the latest. >> reporter: neighbors were caught off guard. >> i was in my house and i heard the gunshot spirit >> i heard a gunshot from my room. >> and i was on the ground. >> reporter: she sought a woman driving a car down... >> reporter: the mother of a 22 month old dictum drove her daughter to the hospital. the police has question was not questioned witnesses. no motive for the attack and it remains a mystery. --the mother of a 22 month old child the bit them drove her daughter to the hospital. -- the victim was driven to the hospital by her mother >> pam:our other big story: >> pam:a freeze warning in effect for parts of the bay area. and it's not just the cold you have to worry about. >> steve:we are also tracking a very powerful storm on the way. kron4 chief meteorologist brittney shipp is tracking what you can expect. >> pam: here is metereologist, brittney shipp with the weather! >> brittney: just to remind you to protect livestock, out pour plumbing and a sensitive plants. as it is a freeze warning until tomorrow morning. temperatures wi

kron 4's charles clifford has local reaction. natsduring a press conference on thursday, representatives from several groups including the aclu, the asian law caucus, and the arab resource and organizing center presented a united front against the policies of president donald trump.sotin particular, they are concerned about the possibility that the president could issue executive orders limiting the number refugees allowed into the country and blocking visas for people entering the u-s from some predominantly muslim countries such as syria, iran and yemen.sotthe last week has been overwhelming. frightening.jehan hakim is a yemeni american who works as a community advocate with the asian law caucus. she says her community is scared.sotwe feel that we've been, we meaning the muslim community feels that we have been criminalized within the last week.sotelica vafaje is iranian american. she's also an attorney with the asian law caucus. she says that if the president moves forward with the plan to alter refugee and immigration policie

kron 4's charles clifford is live for us tonight in martinez with a look at some of the problems. charles? the city of pacifica has decided to close the pacifica pier for the day because of dangerous high surf conditions. >> reporter: person was hurt by the tree falling on the car. let typical weather related issues and set to do more in this evening. our latest year. construction >> grant: scaffolding has fallen your turf and market street and san francisco. first responders their loan person was injured eye witness telling us a guy was trapped by the collapse scaffolding and by standard rushed over to help rescue them and this video moments ago you can see in that person they're loaded into the ambulance at this time on clear of the victim was just walking by or call the building work crew or the accident occurred we you posted as we learn more. >> reporter: hail and gusty winds. more rain on the way. and that this will become a bit stronger soap and doppler radar all the moisture really kind of in the shower mode now. and these can enhance some very strong pockets of heavier am

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kron4's charles clifford is live now and sam francisco with that part of the story. >> reporter: groups that i spoke with today said they do not know how they should move for until something better happens. >> vicki: donald trump hotel empire is an expanding. including right here in the bay area. the c o of the hotel management company says there are plans to triple the current total of locations and the united states. the star reportedly has plans to expand to dallas, seattle, denver and san francisco over the next four to eight years. completely believes that donald trump hotels candy dish would be in all 26 major metropolitan areas. currently, the car and drive. -- they're in five. >> brittney: we are seeing some clout out and the distance. clear skies will remain for us tonight. as we push into tomorrow with another round up sunshine bridge headed into the weekend warmer and sunny for us as well with pressure building office the west coast and moving inland. >> brittney: the interior may approach seven by monday. 70, by monday. >> brittney: despite all all morning. at night time tem