the north bay will see rainfall through the morning while cities on the peninsula and east bay look at showers arriving later in the morning. south bay will see rainfall pushing through into the early afternoon. temperatures will range from the upper 50's to low 60's. no major hot no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. ( robin ) ( robin ) ( robin )as john just told us, the rain is expected to make a big return in the the bay area this morning.and that wet weather will be with us for most of the work week too.it's dry right now...but once the rain rolls in those roads can get dangerous and in some cases deadly..but police say it's mostly preventable if people plan ahead.kron4's dan thorne has more. if last week was any indication, rain can cause all sorts of problems for bay area drivers...just ask warriors star steph curry...new dash cam video shows his porsche taking a beating as rain fell along highway 24..sot: if you can leave ahead o

no major hot east bay.the peninsula and including parts of the peninsula and east bay. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 to our big story this morning.... the death toll from the camp fire has risen to 63. officials have also raised the number of missing people to á631. police say they are going back through 9-1-1 calls to make sue they didn't miss any. we have new numbers this morning. the camp fire has burned 142-thousand acres and is now 45-percent contained. more than 11-thousand structures have been destroyed... 97-hundred of those are homes. ( james ) and we've also learned that president trump will be visiting california tomorrow ... to meet with people impacted the wildfires. (ááádoubleboxááá)our washington correspondent alexandra limon is live to update us on what we know and she also has reaction from lawmakers. ( alex )we know v

(áábreakáá) ( darya ) on the peninsula... residents are on edge after a spike in home burlaries in various neighborhoods throughout hillsborough. police say the theives hit while many people were out on the long holiday weekend. police say the burlgars are breaking the glass of a rear sliding door or window to get into the homes.. and in most cases the homes did not have security alarms installed. police say there is evidence that links some of the burglaries to the same theives... and that the men all wore hooded sweatshirts. police are going through surviellance video they have received from the neighborhoods. ( sara ) and bad lettuce in californa...in a live report, what we know about the recent recall and if its okay for you to eat the product. (james)(darya) welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... rainfall returns to the bay area today with timing of showers depending on location. the north bay will see rainfall through the morning while cities on the

the peninsula, along the coastline. they're expecting anywhere from 18 to 24-foot waves. in some areas it may exceed 25 feet. now of course, there's going to be rip currents in the area as well as possible local beach erosion as a result of the waves. it's important to never turn your back on the ocean. we take you guys back out here, we're staying on this shot. you see the waves crashing in this area. we're expecting the surf to peak today through tonight, but that advisory will be in place through friday morning. we're live here in pacifica, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> all right, thanks, pete. make sure you stay informed about the rainy day ahead of you. download our free nbc bay area app there. one of the nice things about this is our app will alert you when rain is within five miles of your location. you can download that right now. it is free. >>> it is 5:36 right now. and we are just learning about a violent attack in san francisco that's now led to an arrest. late last night, san francisco police twee

the peninsula is starting to take off here as the ban moves on shore. it's ready to move into the coast and also into the vuz santa cruz mountains. some of these lightning strikes really picking up and also in the southern end into the santa cruz mountains the activity continues to be increasing in coverage and then a little bit of a break for some but it's going to pick up shortly. it's now turning to snow lower levels and it's coming down. the winter storm warning until 4:00 a.m. tomorrow. 40 miles per hour gusts at sfo from the south. sustained winds at 30. that line moves through you're getting some really strong gusts. that will go through and we'll get sun breaks and rainbows will pop out and we'll start the process all over again as the cold system rotates through. the surface low around santa cruz with a barometer reading of 29 and still falling. high temperatures are set in the morning. sal probably seeing the same thing i am. >> as a matter of fact, i am. just as you were talking about the peninsula, i looked at the traffic and i'm going to sh

north bay as well as the peninsula. the rest of the bay area also tracking that rain that will be moving through going into the afternoon, with a couple of waves of rain that may bring in some brief heavy downpours and we'll all take a break tonight. i'll talk about the second round of rain and how much we could see, coming up in the next microclimate forecast. >>> it's 6:05, as the rain approaches, san francisco launching a new program to help find out which of the city storm drains are most in need of maintenance. the drains in need program allows you to report any issues online or by calling 311. the chp will also be out in force during the thanksgiving weekend. the rain will make their jobs a little tougher because people don't tend to slow down when the roads get wet. listen to one tow truck driver from the tri valley. >> the grease and dirt that has been piling up all summer long and during the fall is now coming to the surface. >> if you're headed to the sierra, expect some rain and snow. the best advice, slow do

areas being even more unhealthy including parts of the peninsula and east bay. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the less then 30 bridge wb 80 is spots. bay no major hot no major hot no major hot wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. are still looking for has increased to 631 this number increased by 501 people."> ( robin ) thursay an additional 7 bodies were found. bringing the total victims to 63. and the number of missing people has doubled to more than 600. a list of names believed to be missing has been released. 1,862 structures have been destroyed.... the vast majority of those are homes. the camp fire has burned more than 140,000 acres and is 40 percent contained. more than 5,600 firefighters are on the lines. ( robin ) at a press conference thursday the sheriff explained why the number jumped so drastically. drastically.

rain across the peninsula. check it out. the details in these storms that are happening in the peninsula. we are tracking a second possibly stronger storm that is coming up in six minutes. facebo speaking out >>> he is not backing down or steppingdown. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg speaking out publicly. in an interview with cnn, he says coo cheryl sandberg's job is safe as well. >> you are not stepping down as chairman. >> that is not the plan. >> would anything change that? >> eventually over time. i am not going to be doing this forever. but i certainly am not currently thinking that makes sense. >> zuckerberg could do what other companies have done which is decide the duties between c o oo and the chairman. >>> continuing our coverage of the campfire, green bay quarterback aaron rodgers who is chico native is donating $1 million to help fire victims. >> on top of what i am contributing, state farm will donate $1 up to 1 million for every retweet of this post. >> if you would like to share his post to help ra

the sensors on the peninsula side. our look over here shows traffic smoothly flowing as they leave the toll area. then we look at the high rise, which is impeded view with the smoke and haze. i have seen brakes start to tap with the pattern. we see slowing off the foster city side to the high rise. just a general slow build over here. there may be a slower moving vehicle getting off the bridge around foster city. we have the built as well feeding in out of hayward and castro valley "y." we're looking at a typical pattern for the bay area. this cut-through for palomar is not a cut-through today because the fire yesterday has crews on the scene west of niles. san pablo has you slowing for the north shore freeway. >> thank you. >>> is your mouth watered up for turkey and dressing? next and all new for you, you might be spending a lot less for those trimmings next week. the new numbers that show thanksgiving dinner won't gobble up as much money as last year. >>> new numbers on wall street continue to show the slide and we'

east bay, south bay, and the peninsula. we will take a break for the most part, for the afternoon. that's your time to clear out the storm drains, make sure the leaves are cleared away, and you're prepared for some heavier rain and some gusty winds that will be here later on tonight. we start to see some of that heavy rain moving in by 8:30 this evening, and during the overnight hours, we get it over and over again, even into the day tomorrow, as the winds may pick up with possibilities of the winds reaching 50 miles per hour and also some high waves. by friday, the rain tapers off for a little while. we look at the potential half to three-quarters of an inch. some of the heavier rain may be focused across the santa cruz mountains and the south county. we are seeing some rain now across the bay area. there will be a stronger storm system moving in tomorrow, and then this one is going to quickly race across the pacific northwest and bring us some rain on saturday, and then next wednesday, more rain on the way. this one is mo

over the peninsula. half inch in mill valley, santa rosa, 0.37 and east san jose only 0.02 of an inch as that storm system is moving off to the south. a look at the current scan and you can see this rainfall out here offshore is going to continue to move in as we head throughout the next couple of hours. a closer look shows the worse commute on 580, also the 680 corridor with rainfall expected to pick up in dublin, also livermore over the next 20 to 30 minutes. as we move down to the south bay, it's been mainly dry but all of this rainfall is moving your way the next two or three hours in the forecast. then on the heels of this, a brand new storm system by tomorrow morning. we're tracking all the totals on this. it's coming up in about 15 minutes. >> okay, jeff, thank you so much. >>> well, a large pothole caused a major mess on 101 this afternoon. the chp tweeted out this photo showing a hole in the freeway just south of the grand avenue exit in south san francisco. two right lanes going southbound had

at 10:30 we're seeing the heavier rain shift across the peninsula and over to the east bay and tri-valley. at 11:00 to 12:00, good idea to keep lunch inside because it's going to be raining off and on. and then starting to lighten up for the evening commute. we're looking at an additional quarter to half an inch of rain as we go into the next 24 hours. we've been tracking those conditions for your drive going to the summit. let's head over to your forecast with vianey. >> reporter: it's still pretty cold and a little breezy. that windchill definitely makes it feel colder out here. you can see the rain very light right now. kind of turn to drizzle which is great news for the commuters behind. they're not getting that pounding rain. it's fairly dark. we've got a nice light set up and it's still dark. that gives you an indication of what commuters face as they drive through highway 17. if i had my hair out in the wild, you wouldn't be able to see my face because it would be blowing all over the place. i want to give you unofficial 24-hour storm totals. i want you to keep in mind these are ov

southbound lanes connect through one of the bridges to get from the east bay to the peninsula and back up to the city if your travels take you through that area. stay with abc 7 news for the latest on this news. you can get alerts like this when the breaking news appears happens. droed the news app also the latest updates throughout the newscasts. turning now to the weather let's check in with meteorologist lisa argen tracking the conditions where you live. lisa, some potential fire dangerous out there this weekend frmgt that's right. the red flag warning began after midnight man the winds gusting in upper elevations. live zpler 7 shows clear this morning. check of winds at 22-mile-per-hour at list peak. but mount tam is at 35 miles an hour. and the diablo range up over 40-mile-per-hour. certainly breezy in the upper elevations. north bay mountains and east bay hills. with the warmer temperatures the relative humidity decreases. we are watching this closely. the fuel are dry, grasses, brushes are very dry. if a fire ignites it will be very easy to spread. >> ufrpts in the upper 50s in

wet weather all around the bay. through the 11:00 hour, focusing on the south bay, the peninsula. highs today cooler. we will be behind the system. upper 50s. with the downpours right on through the afternoon. becoming more widely scattered. good morning, alexis. >>> good morning, lisa. looking at the emeryville camera, i did swing that around for you. trying to spot a crash on the 580 curve and berkeley curve. we are not been able to spot anything. a lot more drops on our lens. a shower pushing through that area. notice the camera bouncing around. we have a high wind advisory for the bay bridge and richmond san rafael bridge. it is gusty everywhere. two bart notes to pass along. we are getting word that the 19th street station, 20th street entrance is flooded. and a 10-minute delay in downtown oakland due to an equipment problem on the track. >>> and breaking news out of arizona. live pictures coming from chandler, a suburb outside phoenix. you are looking at a huge mansion fire. fire crews are on the scene trying to get this extinguished. we are told this fire started 3:00 in th

the other is on the peninsula. details on both fires coming up. >>> facebook disclosing more cases of possible election meddling. what we know about a hundred accounts that were removed the day before today's mid-term elections. >>> reducing liability for wildfires from power equipment -- because of power equipment. >>> on the road, we have some slow traffic. here is a live look at the sam te'o bridge that is improving after earlier shall use. >>> our weather, how much better can you improve when it is already sunny and nice. it is a little cool this morning. some of the lows dipped into the 30s. connecting people... ...uniting the world. ♪♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the holidays begin here at the disneyland resort. >>> a transfer station is turning on tunnel avenue. officials are telling people to keep your windows and doors closed for now. people in the bay view and south san francisco area cans see the smoke. -- areas can see that smoke. >>> crews are responding to a fire on 98th street. smoke from the fire can be seen fr

. >>> high fire danger tonight be on the peninsula, where on the little spark. >>> but first, big protests over the russia investigation. they are about to get under way all across the bay area, live at san francisco city hall. removal probe. >>> right now marchs have been called in dozens of bay area cities in rod rose be stein's removal from overseeing the russia probe. melissa cane is live where activists are convening right now, melissa. >> reporter: yeah, liz, we are in the plaza right across from san francisco city hall where hundreds of people gathered to add their voices to the voices of people in cities of across america sending a message to president trump that no one is above the law. organizers began bringing out equipment at around 2:00 p.m. but in reality they've been preparing for more than a year, steve is organizing the event in san francisco. >> i was sure he would do anything to shutdown the investigation. >> a group called the president is not above the law started organizing rallies. nearly 400,000 people in a thousand cities pledged that they would protest if the pres

the protest on the peninsula that had hundreds of students out of the classroom. and we )re standing by to take your call. our phone bank is open accepting donations to help the victims of the devastating fires in california. just creen to help out. this little home of mine, ♪ i'm gonna let it shine. ♪ it's energy saving time, ♪ i'm gonna reduce mine. ♪ californians all align ♪ to let our great state shine. ♪ let it shine, ♪ the power's ours to let it shine! ♪ city "marched" to save four-schools from closing. parents kept their kids out of school, marching with them to the district headquarters. they say the closures target low-income neighborhoods, but the school district, which is juggling a budget- shortfall, says it )s about the numbers. the four schools set for closure are -- "hawes elementary", "orion", fair- oaks", and "adelante spanish immersion." a touch-down celebration inspired by the 49ers -- but has nothing to do with football. two nasa engineers celebrated yesterday )s successful mars landing with a very elaborate handshake. if it loo

air quality isn't healthy from the north bay down to the peninsula. it's also drifting through the south bay, but it's moderate, so if you do have breathing everyone, es and breathing it starts to make you feel a little bit nauseous, and the smell can be really strong, sopr recirculate, close those windows. if you have an n95 mask, wear that today, and also stay hydrated today, and bring the pets inside. the smoke advisory continues through 9:00, and we will still see the drifts of smoke, and we're even still seeing the radar picking up on the flames and the thick plumes of smoke that is just to the east of chico and also just north of paradise, and those areas that have been evacuated. the weather conditions in those areas still very cool temperatures and very dry, and dropping downo degrees during the morning hours, but look at the relative humidity, that's also a very important factor of this. it's only at about 16%, with those winds coming in from the northeast. we are still going to have some very low humidity throughout the rest of the morning,

>> confirmed by chp, affirmative on the traffic alert for the peninsula. look all over the rest of the bay, very light traffic flow, so this you can bear this southbound 101 approaching marsh. i showed you the camera south of there, how clear it was. there is a slowdown past the woodside area, down toward marsh road. once you pass that crash, which is right now in your left two lanes, then you're just fine getting down the peninsula. the alert issues because half of the lanes are blocked for southbound 101. it looks like they'll clear that quickly. little bit of slowing north 101 kari showed you, standard for san jose and pretty much it for san jose. back to you. >> thanks so much, mike. >>> 6:53. happening now, this is like the best news of the day. the toys are back. woody and buzz lightyear returning for a "toy story 4" movie. the teaser trailer came out this morning, expected to be released in theaters june 2019. pixar is behind the great movie. >>> next on "today in the bay" a look at our top stories including the wildfires raging, duelling scenes of

also the peninsula. as we go throughout the morning, we'll see more waves of this and even the potential of a few thunderstorms with some heavy downpours possible throughout the 1:00 to 2:00 hour before we start to see things calming down. we wanted to check out the rain in the santa cruz mountains so we sent our forecaster vianey. >> reporter: we're seeing the rain has significantly calmed down and we've been here since 4:00 a.m. hour. even though it's want pouring, it's still dark and possible for debris flowing. i wanted to show you what it looked like with the pouring rain last night with the gusty winds coming in. you can hear the sound of that rain coming down. you can just imagine those commuters as they were driving along highway 17, which is already known to be quite a dangerous area. i also want to show you what some of the additional rainfall totals look like within the next couple of hours. you can see santa cruz expecting a tenth of an inch. all the way through 2:15 you can see a little over

hang out to the mid-60s in the afternoon hours. for the peninsula, 50 at 8:00. we'll be back into the mid-50s by 8:00. the east bay valley, starting off in the 40s, but mid to upper 60s by 4:00. temperatures closer to where they should be today. we'll take a look at the rest of the state and what's on fire and could potentially be on fire. let's bring in alexis. >> let's take you down to the south bay, state route 237, the westbound connecter to northbound 101 is currently shut down. sounds like we had a crash about 30 minutes ago and they're hooking up one of those vehicles to a tow truck. i don't think it will be closed just a brief delay for folks on 237 trying to head northbound onto the peninsula. i'll keep an eye on that situation. a quick check haze. it's a "spare the air" alert today. 280 and 17, we're looking at light volumes. overall we're pretty light but we have full closure of 880 on the southbound side in oakland due to overnight roadwork. >>> democrats claim victory in a crucial senate race and they may soon be celebrating even more wins. >> someb

the peninsula. bringing rain to our area by 6:00 tonight. and a new storm for the weekend. s democratic party is resigning, in the wake of sexual misconduct allegations. the chairman of california democratic party is legaons. just last weekc announced he would be taking a leave of absence for alcohol abuse treatment. and other health issues. today he agreed to resign. male and female staffers accused him of making sexually explicit and inappropriate comments at work. his decision to resign follows calls from governor elect and other state leaders to step down. >> cracking down on teen smoking. making moves against the tobacco industry. legislators said they plan to introduce a bill next week that would ban the sale of flavored tobacco in stores. including e cigarettes and vaping devices. it would be the first statewide ban on the sale of flavored tobacco in stores. several bay area cities limited sales. >> this story is about community service and garlic. that's what we like. programs make sure chil

into the afternoon, the rain becomes more scattered as it moves into the east bay and the peninsula. we may not see the rain in san jose until later this afternoon. and it's going to be light and spotty. off and on rain in the forecast for today. we will have a bigger storm moving in as we go into tomorrow. that may also bring in some higher winds and some heavier rainfall totals. we'll be tracking that. we'll talk about the timing of this next storm system moving in, that's coming up in the full microclimate forecast. >> all right. thank you very much. >>> if you can't have us right where you are, take us with you on the roadway our app. it is free and gives you the same radar we use on air. download it now. >>> new at election, a protest on the peninsula. more than 100 children and parents in redwood city are marching to save four schools set to close. they're hawes elementary school, orion alternative, fair oak elementary and the spanish emirati immersion school. the protesters are claiming there's some discrimination here. >> reporter: that's right. this protest started at about

on the peninsula, a few upper 60s around millbrae, san mateo. breezes will keep us in the low to mid-70s along the coast. upper 60s for downtown, south san francisco. sausalito, 69. upper 70s in the north bay. ukiah, napa, vallejo, 75 to 76. upper 60s around richmond and berkeley. 70 to 72 east bay shore. temperatures flirting with 80 inland. for tonight, we will drop into the mid-40s to mid-50s once again. my accuweather 7-day forecast. it will be a lot like today. coolest days are thursday, friday, saturday. still a little bit warmer than average. hi, alexis. >>> good morning. we have road work slowing you down in the oakland area. full closure once again on northbound 880 for that overpass demolition. everyone forced off at 23rd. that is definitely causing backup. about a 15-minute delay. averaging 17 miles per hour. picking up the speed there, once you get closer to that. it looks like they may be picking up cones. they may be wrapping up a little bit before the 5:00 a.m. deadline. bay bridge toll plaza. a stack up on either side. fast track

light rain across the south bay, peninsula and east bay this morning. we'll be in between storms though today. but with that residual moisture, we'll see some lingering showers as we go through the rest of the day. heavy rain, strong winds with the second storm system will be around midnight overnight we'll see that more powerful storm system move in. so there we go. this is our stronger storm on satellite and radar. again that moves in overnight into tomorrow. you can the light rain from the south bay that continues at 10 a.m. most of us catching a break. but you can see still see that scattered activity lighting up our radar screens. there may be a stray isolated shower. at 7 p.m. showers on the screen but this is the stronger storm system overnight. hopefully while you're sleeping the heavy rain comes in with strong winds, could see thunderstorms and heavy rain overnight know tomorrow morning. we are talking about high surf. high surf advisory still in effect through friday. today we'll see the highest swells and breakers for all coastal beaches 18 t

on the peninsula. men low park and stanford briefly touched 39. three months at 43. san mateo at 45. los altos 41 there were cooler readings but everything is sunny and on the warm side. 30s for some and 40s for others. santa rosa at 38. 1938 truckee up to ukiah. everything on the west coast is really quiet. a lot of rain and some snow across much of the country but not here over the next 5-7 days. 70s on the high side. a good ten degrees above average. 12 for some. santa cruz checking in at 75. any change tomorrow? the coast is set to warm up. if it's not tomorrow, it's friday into saturday. 70s coast bay and inland sochlt you can head over to coast. 0. >> our coverage of the midterm election continues. >>> a grenade spotted in an x- ray scan at the train station. the response by police and what was actually in the bag. >>> arch bishop michael burns says mediation efforts began in september led the church to bankruptcy. the arch diocese is the 20th in the united states to file for bankruptcy since 199

as well the russians have seen the peninsula's for the russians for more than four years now the ukrainian see the peninsula as ukrainian and both sides will certainly not change their positions there for a practical pragmatic solution on the ground just around the straits of kids couch is strongly needed and the political negotiations. we've heard u.s. president donald trump say in an interview let's get angela involved referring to german chancellor angela merkel of course what role could germany possibly play in this column flicked in terms of mediation. i think germany could play a big role anglo-american enjoys a very high respect on both sides have great respect ukrainian president poroshenko said for example yesterday in a german newspaper in an interview americal safeties country in twenty fifteen he meant medical stroll during the negotiations on the means peace agreement russian president putin also has great respect for america she told it to her in the fold after the conflict last weekend and i think that of all western politicians terry maracle has the best chance for mediatin

the peninsula is clear. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> coming up, those dockless scooters falling into the wrong hands. we'll tell you about a scary incident in the south bay. >>> plus, it's holiday bonus time. one company bucking the trend of handing out cash. instead, workers got guns. uhm next, what the workers thought about it. and 9 days sinm elections .. numerous bay >>> 5:23 for you right now. now to decision 2018. nine days since the mid-term elections. numerous elections are still too close to call. that includes more than a dozen in contra costa county this morning. starting this morning, leaders began manually hand-counting those ballots. just under 300,000 people started voting across contra costa county. >>> just before 4:30 yesterday afternoon on the south side of washburn hall, police say a student was punched in the face, robbed of his cell phone by a group of students riding electric scooters. officers were able to find and arrest one but several others got away. the victim is expected to

see the peninsula as ukrainian that's why a political settlement in a real dialogue between the two countries and perhaps between the two presidents is more needed than any new sanctions i mean time we have u.s. president donald trump saying in an interview let's get angle and evolve across referring there to the german chancellor angela merkel petro poroshenko also mentioning her as a possible mediator david what role could germany play in all of this. well it's difficult to say but obviously chancellor merkel does have. a longstanding relationships with both president bush and co and with president clinton much more the ukrainians president bush and co and the ukrainians say they trust her they trust they think that she understands the situation understands russia as well as russians actions but at the same time as i say the the the diplomatic. efforts are going nowhere and it is exactly what exactly germany could bring to the table saying that they have also been involved in the normandy for talks normandy for talks is it is difficult to say you're a how is all of this playing do

mid to upper 50s in the rest of the peninsula, half moon bay. pacifica, daly city, 66 and 65 degrees. 60 in san francisco. we've got mid to upper low to mid-50s in the north bay. san rafael, more fog friday and saturday morning. no rain for mass transit.

on the peninsula on the peninsula side of the bridge. a couple vehicles have been cleared from the worry list because it sounds like everything is off the roadway. i tracked it for about 15 minutes. didn't see slowing. that's good news for the peninsula side of highway 92. on the east bay side, getting over there may be an issue coming through castro valley. we're still tracking this crash at the castro valley "y." this may affect the connecter. westbound 585 is jammed up. hitting the brakes before redwood road. back in the tri-valley things are moving nicely. over here, more build for the upper shore freeway. almost 25 minutes from highway 4 to the backup at the bay bridge plaza. back to you. >>> we have breaking news into our news room. supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg fell in her office at the court. she went home, experienced discomfort overnight and then went to george washington university hospital this morning. tests show she actually fractured three ribs on her left side. she was admitted into the hospital for observatio

but we are see improvements on the peninsula and in the city. looking for in smoke forecast right into monday you'll notice the britter colors pushing to the north. that means the bad air is pushing away and the lighter blah over us means slightly better air threw sunday morning, sunday afternoon. but as we get into monday notice the yellow coming back into play. so we are still under that poor air quality and a spare the air alert. it's fluctuating from time to time as we go through the next several days. and several hours but overall it's getting slightly better today closer to the bay. details on the extended including rain. >> in the south bay doctors say hospital visits are going up because of the unhealthy air-conditions. as amanda del castillo explains we are getting a better idea of how harmful the smoke can be. >> reporter: this thick layer of smoke from the camp fire hangs over the south bay. >> i've been here 26 years. this is the worst air quality i've seen in my career. >> this doctor at santa clara medical center says 20% of patien

also the peninsula. in parts of the east bay, tri valley, may not see that rain until about early afternoon, so the earlier you can get out on the roads, the better, and then there will be another break in rain later on tonight. still some spotty light showers possible as we head out the door for early tomorrow, or staying at home but there will be another round once again heavy rain moving in late thursday and continuing pretty much throughout the day on friday. so this is what computer models are showing us as far as how much rain we can see. the possibility of getting over half an inch of rain in san jose, you head over toward the north bay, rainfall totals may reach one to two inches and for this year we're going to have some significant snow. it changes over late tonight and throughout the weekend, we could see anywhere from one to possibly two feet or more of snow for some of the mountain peaks. so just keep that in mind that you will be driving into the sierra or through the sierra, and we're goin

. >> breaking news from the peninsula on rollins road. an ongoing investigation centered on this facility you're looking a. we are told agents responded to the scene last night. we are not clear why they with were there. it does come one week after a potentially explosive device addressed to tom was found at the same was more than a dozen. you can see postal workers there. it appears there is business being conducted. you see people working there right now. not an evacuation right now. we are told that the public is safe. we don't dmknow if this investigation is related to last week's male devices that were sent. we do have phone calls out. we'll have ongoing up dates on the abc 7 news app for breaking development. >>> thousands of striking marriott hotel workers are about to head to city hall for an emergency hearing. i now lasted nearly one thanks for joining us. us. us. . >>> abc 7 news reporter is live at city hall. marriott is not sending executives to this meeting, right? >> reporter: that's right. the supervisor is very disappointe

the rain still scattered with steadier drizzle in the east bay hills, along the peninsula, up into the north bay. this will increase the next couple of hours as this shield of clouds moves on shore. you can see down to the south some yellow heading towards the santa cruz mountains. this is the way it breaks out in my accuweather 12-hour planner. a messy commute because of the wetness. light to moderate rain at noon. it will pull back at 4:00. then thunderstorms roll in during the evening hours and into the overnight hours. a check of the wet commute. >>> taking a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. as you can see, drivers are doing all right this morning. very light volume so far. that is good news heading out for the holiday. mass transit, bart running 48 trains. if you take ace, moved schedule today. only number 3 and number 5 running this morning. and your cable cars are back in service. >>> this may be the time to head out for the holiday. roads are only going to get more packed as the day goes on. >> the day before thanksgiving always one of the busiest travel days of the

bay, the south bay, as well as the peninsula. this round tapers off, but there will be more rain right behind that later on tonight, so we'll talk more about that in just a few minutes, and mike, it may be tough through the maze. >> you know, i'm looking at a combination, though, kari, of our live cameras and speed sensors. the live camera in emeryville shows the berkeley curve moves through smoothly so the headlights come off of 24, 580 flowing toward the bay bridge and off the 880. this visual shows us a smooth drive but the map shows slower off of 24, past a crash, which i could not locate any of our cameras but chp and the sensors show there's activity going on there, slowing folks coming out of the caldecott, you're fine until you get to highway 13 and prepare to tap the brakes. in the area north of there, san pablo, we've been tracking this, san pablo flows for interstate west 80, typical for the more than commute. san pablo avenue closed between 23rd and broadway. there's a police investigation going on. pete suratos is ou

oakland and across the peninsula from wedgewood city, palo alto and other areas that. in the south bay you can see the rain as well. we're also talking about the wind with this weather system. it is a strong storm. a wind advisory is in effect. the wind is gusting up to 45 miles per hour. one future cast we will go hour by hour. things will start to ease and then we are tracking another weather system behinyou. >>> chopper 5 is over this warehouse. the pounding rain caused the section of the roof to cave in overnight. this is at 24th. you can see all the debris that fell through. >> we continue with an who is live in marin county. what are the conditions like their? >> pretty good. some breaks in the clouds. we have seen the sun shining through. finally, in the north bay, we e powerline hangingover panoramic highway. the chp has detoured traffic while the poll was secured. this is one of many trouble spots keeping workers busy. >> among the dozens of calls, this willow tree fell on a truck. it is rotten in the middle which meet -- made it easier for the rain and wind t

tree service cut trees on mary's property on the peninsula. >> we removed branches, closest to the roof or to the house. and trees that are leaning. >> reporter: it's what a number of bay area tree trimming service companies are doing today ahead of a storm that's supposed to hit the area tonight. important work to protect homes and businesses. the possibility of getting hit with that heavy rain and strong winds is making homeowners concerned about downed trees blocking driveways and roads, or even worse, smashing into their properties. >> they've pierced the roof. they've pierced the deck. they're very dangerous. >> reporter: meanwhile, pg&e said they had crews out yesterday trimming trees. but now the focus is on restoring power if anybody experiences an outage because of the storm. reporting live in san jose, anoushah rasta, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, anoushah. the storm is expected to bring a lot of snow. winter storm warning in effect tonight through friday. this is what it kd like earlier today. travelers warned to keep those chains handy in case you're told to put them on.

san francisco down portions of the peninsula, it's very unhealthy this morning, a pocket of the east bay shore, it looks like san leandro hayward, all of the delta communities are looking this mo upon the, antioch,

we had orange across the peninsula, along the east bay shore. and now that's all turned red once again. so the unhealthy air spreading. got to head down towards the monterey bay to have anything yellow, which is air quality that is acceptable for all of us. all right. here's a look at the embarcadero center. it puts you in a festive mood. i hope so. we are suffering once again from temperatures in the upper 30s to mid-40s. then back in the low to mid-50s at 7:00. we'll talk more about what the tide changes coming up. here's alexis. >>> good morning, mike. thank you. the bay bridge commute has been our main trouble spot this morning. we started with a rollover crash westbound 580 to 5th street. another crash reported on fremont but we have not been able to find that. metering lights on at 5:19 this morning, so pretty early. tracy to dublin, 1 hour and 3 minutes. heavy out of the central valley. no delays for westbound 4 or southbound 101 out of the north bay. >>> thanks, alexis. a lot of you tried to escape the bay area this weekend. if you didn'

we have traffic on the bridge looking good all the way out to the peninsula. we have a crash on 238 -- northbound 238 after the 580 interchange. at the castro valley there is an injury accident and this will add time to your commute. 6:08. back to you. >>> a developing story in north bay. in parts of eight california counties pg&e may turn off the power. in napa -- one of the counties at risk -- good morning. >> >>reporter: good morning. it's still chilly but we can feel the wind. the wind gusts are pushing around the trees. pg&e has alerted thousands of customers of this possible outage. they have been calling and texting and emailing these customers. some towns are preparing for the possibility. this is the week of the napa film festival. venues in st. helena and calistoga. and calistoga new generators put it to keep the outage losses to a minimum. if pg&e cuts power the generator should continue to supply electricity and avoid losing the tourism dollars. >> we need power and people spend money to come to this festival. no one wants the power to go out. >> w

it happened saturday night on the peninsula. prosecutors say the victim and her friend fell asleep on the way home from san francisco. she later awoke to find the suspect, the 32-year-old, assaulting her. she screamed enough to wake her friend, and they called 911. the driver is scheduled to appear in court next week. >>> romaine may return to your refrigerator, new this morning. the federal government is establishing a new guideline as well so that you know if that romaine lettuce is safe. "today in the bay's" bob redell joins us live in the east bay with what this entails and what we should look for. good morning, bob. >> good morning, to you, laura. if you're like many people, you haven't had romaine lettuce in your refrigerator since before thanksgiving. the romaine could soon be returning to your crisper, the fda along with producers, distributors come to an agreement on new labeling that would tell you where the romaine lettuce was grown and harvested, that way you know whether or not you're getting lettuce that is contami

. >>> concerned parents pack a school board meeting on the peninsula. the battle they face to keep several schools from closing. several schools from closing. >>> he stole the heart of the and i take my job seriously. i need your help keeping an eye on the stands. if you see something that doesn't look quite right, tell a law enforcement official. we all play an important role in protecting our communities, and you can help. say something to local authorities. [ crowd cheering ] >>> we're in the low to poor air quality through the san joaquin valley through 10:15 this morning. i have a feeling that's going to be extended. here's a look at the temperatures. upper 60s to near 70 around central valley. 68, monterey. mid to upper 70s around san diego and los angeles. 55, eureka. yosemite, 66. not as smoky in tahoe. 59. temperatures will drop sunday. look at that wednesday. a chance of showers. that means we're getting -- >> oh, that looks good on the board. mike, thanks. >>> contract negotiations between teachers and the oakland unified school district are

and the un security council calls a meeting to break this latest standoff over the crimean peninsula as ukraine's president calls for martial law will be live in kiev and moscow also on the program . british prime minister theresa may intensify a campaign to get a hostile parliament under the five nation. deal warning that it's this deal or no deal. i'm still going to welcome to the program the united nations security council called an emergency meeting after russia fired on and seized three ukrainian ships off the crimean peninsula ukrainian president petro poroshenko has demanded the immediate release of the crew on the vessels and he's calling on parliament to approve martial law the clash took place in the narrow cash straight between russia and crimea a point of international tension since russia annexed the region four years ago. this video has been circulating online since it was released on sunday. taken from on board a russian military ship swearing and shouting had be heard as well as the command to stay the course directly towards ukrainian tugboat. the russian ship rams t

you see the slowing approaching the high-rise about the crash westbound from hayward toward the peninsula. we'll track the updates as they come in, but so far, they've been trying to clear the vehicles. that rain kari showed you coming through the east bay driving down the nimitz, fremont into milpitas, i did get some drops on my windshield, just a few so there is a chance for slicker roadways but more likely it will build during the day. no problem contra costa county toward the bay bridge. light flow of traffic. your morning commute should be light. afternoon and evenings will be crowded today. back to you. >> all right, thanks, mike. >>> a look out there at the roads across the bay area, seeing some wet spots out there, so as you head out, be careful. the rush is on there and we are expecting those slick and packed roads today. >> nbc bay area's cheryl hurd with what you need to know before you hit the wet roads. >> i'm traveling down to los angeles for thanksgiving. >> reporter: that journey to southern california will be a wet one, with rain in the forecast. >> i've had incidents whe

from the peninsula, south san francisco through san mateo, light rain. across the east bay, spotty showers from orinda san ramon spotty showers. and then widening this out, hi- def doppler radar, you can see more activity offshore and that's going to push in especially across the south bay this morning. here's a live look with our "salesforce tower" camera. and a foggy start to the day. so we are looking at the visibility. low for some locations 56. livermore 56. oakland 59. san francisco 57. san jose 59. santa rosa 53. so let's talk about the visibility and the dense fog about a mile and a quarter in half moon bay. 2.5 miles for concord. down to a half mile in napa and a quarter mile in santa rosa. so some dense fog once again across the north bay. scattered showers this morning again in between storms today. but with that residual moisture behind yesterday's front, we're still talking about some lingering showers but then that second storm with the heavy rain and strong winds that will arrive late tonight into tomorrow morning. so this is that second s

four hundred surface to air missiles into the crimean peninsula it is the latest escalation in a fresh confrontation between moscow and kiev ten regions in ukraine are now under martial law for the next thirty days after russian vessels opened fire in the black sea and seize several ukrainian naval boats and service personnel under simmons has the latest now from kiev yeah really. russia says this is one of many confessions by ukrainian sailors about how the navy illegally entered its territorial waters despite warnings there's outrage in ukraine its foreign minister says these men are obviously talking under duress as he puts it under the rules of russia's f.s.b. security service but they're prisoners of war covered by the geneva convention and should have access to the international red cross most of the servicemen and up here in simferopol before a court that gave out detention orders for two months while cases are investigated . internationally the pressure on russia appeared to have no effect on its foreign minister sergei lavrov visiting paris the. if the ukrainian side like its

traffic is moving along okay on the peninsula. burlingame down to san mateo, an accident on southbound 101 at woodside road. the crash is being handled but traffic will be light in the area. no problems on the other side of the bay. it's looking pretty good. we're looking at the silicon valley grid and all the freeways look good including 280 through downtown san jose. we're not going to ask any questions. were just going to let it become especially after the week we've had 618 a.m. let's bring in the mail. >> it be the man when you are. traffic jams is backed? what's the theme? >> the year 1969. almost 50 years ago. >> that was way before my time. its get to it. a break between systems. we will have a quick mover tomorrow. it's a colder system. jim young said it's the dawn of aquarius. please let the sunshine in this friday. i get that. >> nice. thank you, jim. we will send you a consolation prize. >>> the system coming in tomorrow is coming down out of the northwest. there is a northwest breezes for some today on the coast and a

our air quality will be unhealthy for the north bay as well as the peninsula and san francisco. the inland east bay as well as the south bay will be moderate and santa clara valley still unhealthy today. that smoke alert continues through friday night. now yesterday, we saw the clouds that kind of trapped some of the smoke. gonto the afternoon, therewe and look at these numbers now. in santa rosa, we are at 32 degrees and it's 42 in oakland and 42 in san jose and san francisco, now at 46here throug and see the temperatures start to head up toward the low 50s by late this morning. here is a look at our south bay high temperatures for today. los gatos 68 degrees and 70 in morgan hill. upper 60s and low 70s for much of the inland east bay. oakland today 67 degrees, and 67 also in palo alto. daly city reaching 64 and 66 in the mission district. the north bay reaching 71 degrees. ukiah with mill valley only about 61 degrees, and then as we look at our forecast, this shows the wind direction that will still be coming in from the north, so it's bringing in the wildfire smoke and our un