hailing outside. we have this video a few hours ago. the storm is why we have team coverage to make sure we are capturing the weather where you live. >> let's start with our weather expert. >> it has been an interesting day. let me show you live doppler 7. you will notice we are continuing to see the mix of showers and snow. let's get you into street-level radar. first we are going to start with mount hamilton where we have been seeing the snow accumulating. now to the santa cruz mountains. highway 17, the summit getting a mix of rain and snow. older creek has seen a mix of snow down to 500 feet paired skyline boulevard seeing a mix of rain and snow showers. has we head toward the mount saint helena area, the hills around calistoga getting a little bit of the white stuff. running from oakland to skyline boulevard. santa clara in the south bay.

willow glen i'm a wet weather moving through the region. on our exclusive abc 7 storm impact scale it is a light level onar ts evening. it bomerate th storm later tonight into tomorrow morning. lightning strike showing up just off our coast. as we go into 9:00 p.m. we start to see more areas under rain or snow. the intensity picks up late tonight going into 2:00 a.m. tomorrow. there is a possibility of more hail. thunderstorms and snow as low as the valley floor. potential is there for a few flurries at sea level. we have a winter weather advisory :00 p.m. tonight. it is a winter storm warning going up at 7:00 tonight for all of our hills until 11:00 a.m. up to 12 inches of snow. i will be back with the rest of

the timeline to show you how much longer the storm is going to last. >> power outages have been an ongoing issue from this recent stormy weather. here is the current situation for pg&e customers. early all of the current outages are along the peninsula and making repairs means shutting down highway 101 for hours. menlo park between march and willow roads was temporarily closed. pg&e crews had to repair a damaged power line after a tree fell on it. workers first remove the tree and replaced a damaged wire. lanes in both directions reopened just before 5:00 p.m. southbound lanes reopened first at 4:45. the northbound side reopened 10 minutes later. suzanne phan joins us with impact power outages are having on the surrounding communities. >> tonight i can tell you the

cars are zipping by after a temporary shutdown on highway 101. pg&e says they were able to take some important steps. thousands of people still without power but that could be changing in the next couple of hours. pockets of menlo park and east palo alto are without power and that is hurting a lot of families. >> so many people without power. private homes and businesses. it has been affecting everybody. i'm wondering why. >> in east palo alto we spotted crews working hard making repairs. you are quite a few streets where traffic lights are not working. i east palo alto 360 students not in class because of the power outage. the superintendent says five schools and east palo alto are without power. at this department complex this man is trying to make the best of the bad situation.

>> the frost advisories in the past two days it has been a great. >> his power has been out since tuesday. > it definitely has been really hard. a lot of the stuff in my fridge is going bad. >> in a tweet pg&e shared at least 4000 customers have been without power. >> i live pretty close to downtown menlo park and i know it extended all the way across santa cruz avenue to root -- to grocery stores like trader joe's. >> sarah says her power -- her apartment has power off and on. > there are people on partridge in menlo park i was told that have been out for two or three days. that is a low cost building is like a hud building, section eight building where there are people with disabilities. >> pg&e says a trail along highway 101 toppled over and damaged a power line. traffic had to be stopped along

highway 101 between marsh road and will the road in menlo park. this afternoon pg&e offered this update. >> this is all hands on deck in san mateo county. the extent of damage has been beyond -- has been beyond anything we have seen in decades. customers and east palo alto and menlo park and expect to have their power restored by 10:00 p.m. tonight. these are people who have not had power since tuesday. >> a long few days. thank you. >> along the peninsula check out video from skyline boulevard in san mateo county near the pea ridge my creek redwoods open space reserve. some kids enjoying it. some people from pacific on this is their first time playing in the snow. in east bay check out how the day started with the oakland hills.

a home at an elevation of roughly 1200 50 feet. let's go to abc 7 news reporter on sare hutton. what are the conditions now? >> as the sun starts to go it is starting to get cold out here in the oakland hills. it has been dry most of the day but we started to see some of the rain come down. earlier this morning there was a bit more rain and some wind. something we don't often see, the snow. >> my husband was not awake yet and i was like it is snowing. >> patti woke up to some wild weather this morning at her house in the oakland hills. >> people say they are not seasons in california, there are. it is not like the midwest. n eve it is unusual but kind of fun and different >> >>. thursday morning snowfall was light compared to what could

come thursday night. the east bay hills could get up to a few inches of snow and elevations above 2000 feet. crazy to see snow this time of year? >> very crazy. it is cold up here in the hills. >> david bishop is with oaklands department of transportation. he is part of the many crews canvassing the area. they are preparing the hills ahead of the cold front moving in. snow is not the only issue they are facing. >> we are up here doing mechanical storm cleaning. throughout the hills and skyline boulevard. >> it happens every 10, 15 years. it is pretty unusual. >> joshua davies comes out to redwood regional park for a run even in the rain but early in the morning it was not rain but light snowfall that impacted the roads. this is video of his drive skyway -- skyline boulevard. > the rain really started to come down.

actually started to stick to the ground. i saw some people pulling over trying to collect snowballs. not a whole lot of snow to collect but it was kind of fun seeing. >> as we have been reporting tonight the storm will likely bring winter like conditions. that could mean reduced visibility, downed trees. caltrans remind drivers to check conditions. >> thank you and stay warm out there. >> in the north bay check out the snow falling on mount tam. our tower camera this just after noon today. you can see how breezy it was. the flicks look like they are falling sideways. abc seven news reporter cornell barnard is live in santa rosa. the worst part of the storm will arrive later tonight. > we have seen it all today.

it is cold and windy. some of the peaks around santa rosa got two inches of snow overnight and more is on the way. neighbors in mill valley stepped out to a hailstorm thursday morning. the day lucia of ty pellets lasted for several minutes before melting away. snow fell in the mendocino county town of willits. sky the dog was loving it and he experienced snow for the first time. several inches of snow fell over time. the face of mount st. helena was covered in fresh snow. state shouted in clouds most of the day. check out the flurries from our tam cam. this is likely just a taste of what is to come. several inches of snow is predicted here and ensure to draw a crowd to check it out. >> it is exciting. it is in our backyard so it is a lot cheaper to see the snow then drive to tahoe and drive a -- and spend a fortune in that endeavor.

we recommend if you're trying to get up here to park lower down and hike. >> in petaluma rain not made for some slick roadways on 101. the chp urging everyone to slowdown. >> we could see some wild weather tomorrow. take it slow. some counties like marin don't have snowplows so they may have to improvise with the trucks that remove debris and mud. if there is a lot of accumulation on mount tam they may have to close panoramic highway temporarily. if you're heading out tonight, tomorrow be careful and bundle up. don't forget the gloves. >> not forget the gloves. >> in the south bay the santa cruz mountains got enough snow to have a good old-fashioned snowball fight. commuters got the rare

experience of driving on a snow-covered highway nine which connects the mountain communities in silicon valley. the highway was closed early this morning when a truck spun out and hit a guardrail. >> you're going to hear from the parents of the two-year-old boy who was hit by a falling tree. he is hurt but we are so relieved to tell you he is going to be ok. stay with us.

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dorsey spoke with them today. >> an embrace between partners. feelings of love and relief for parents angry and cameron smith after a harrowing 48 hours. they can be thankful after their son survived being pinned by a 100 foot tall tree. >> so many things you worry about. the most important one is is he going to live. that was not a guarantee. to get that guarantee makes the difference. >> the much-needed positive news received from doctors. despite his broken legs and pelvis this young boy will be ok. a true miracle concerning the events that still haunt his mother. >> i did not realize the ceiling collapsed. i realized i could not hear him. that is when it sunk in we needed to find him. >> neighbors my first responders , doctors stepped in to save milo's life.

support for which the family is incredible thankful. that support has continued through a gofundme page that has raised more than $13,000 for the family. katherine and zachary say they are grateful for the community. >> it is everybody that was involved. we >> are really thankful for all of their help and them coming together and watching the house and helping us take care of it. >> a boy his parents describe as the most caring kid. they joke he is also the most stubborn. it might be that stubbornness that helped him fight through this tragedy. he is the luckiest unlucky kid in the world at this point. the chances of him to be struck by the tree like that but to be in that particular position and way it was, a miracle. >> they say there is a lengthy recovery ahead and there is therapy in his future and lots of doctors appointments but it is worth it for their stubborn

miracle child. >> i like what the dad said. the look yes unlucky kid picked -- the luckiest unlucky kid. > we are seeing unusual things in the bay area. >> i'm thinking about skiing to work tomorrow. >> it depends on which mountaintop. >> coming over the bay bridge. >> i don't think you're going to be able to ski over the bay bridge. certainly snow falling over higher peaks and down about 500 feet in boulder creek. let's take a look at live doppler 7. it has been an interesting day of weather as we take a look at what is happening now. the rainfall has picked up across parts of the north bay. santa rosa, sebastopol, southcenter rota. -- south santa rosa. we are seeing snow surrounding

the hills of st. helena. looking at the santa cruz mountains the summit is a mixture of wintry mix that snow rain mix is starting to show up around north of tassajara. diablo road. it is wet right now. let's take a look at how much snowfall we are talking about. tonight and tomorrow morning snow level between 1000 and 200 feet. east bay hills up to half a foot. santa clara hills is where we are expecting six to 12 inches. some of the higher totals. in the santa cruz mountains three to seven inches of snow. 30's and 40's on your temperatures. cold or than average today. now the winds are coming up gusting to 39 at oakland. 32 in hayward and napa. when advisory until 4:00 p.m. tomorrow. gusts could cause outages and

topple tree limbs. 7:00 tonight southerly winds continuing to ramp up going into midnight. over the hills it is going to be stronger winds. this is our east bay hills camera. you can see the bouncy camera not expecting as strong of winds as what we experienced a few days ago. here is the area of low pressure that is going to bring us our second round of rain, snow, wind appeared we have seen lightning strikes off our coast. it is a rainy view from our walnut creek camera. another frigid night wintry mix continues tomorrow. this is a level one for tonight. breezy. hale and thunder chance. a two late tonight into tomorrow morning. that is where we are expecting the widespread rain. snow increasing along with hale

and thunderstorm possibilities. tonight you will see the storm that wintry mix. going into midnight more intense removes in. could see punting on the roadways. 3:00 a.m. tomorrow hopefully you are not on the roads. code-4 lowered onto the valley floor. cannot will allow a few flurries even near sea level. 8:00 a.m. tomorrow looking at some parts of the san mateo county area area looking at rain. one more round coming through early saturday morning before this is done. in tms orain totals where most of this is going to fall it is between tonight and tomorrow morning. most of you in the half an inch to inch category. in the mountains it is a winter storm warning. anywhere from one to six feet depending on elevation. gusty winds. i would hold off on travel until 4:00 a.m. saturday. it is going to be tough to get up there. freeze warnings and fost

advisories going up once again tonight midnight until 9:00 a.m. your morning temperatures. 30's, 40's. subfreezing for some. mid 20's. keep the umbrellas handy for the showers and the jackets because it is going to be a chilly one tomorrow. seven-day forecast, still a possibility of thunder. a level two tomorrow. a short break saturday afternoon into early sunday. a warmer storm comes in. sunday through tuesday it will be unsettled. at this point some locations between 2000 and 3000 feet may see mix for i'm going to wear a helmet on the bay bridge. for safety. >> that would be quite a site with you skiing. >> thank you. >> we are talking about the story right now because california is one of a few

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> live doppler 7 is hopping tonight tracking tonight storm will rank two on the storm impact scale. it will bring snow to the bay area and the sierra. >> check out this view driving along i-80 near truckee. this was earlier when conditions were clear enough to drive. i-80 is closed between colfax and the nevada state line. the chp does not have an estimated time to reopen it. on highway 50 traffic is being held from placerville to myers. these videos were recorded earlier for the closures. >> this is how it looked at 8200 feet from palisades tahoe

camera. on getting answers andrew shorts from the central cr snow lab told us fluffy white snow is falling in the mountains which has less moisture and water content but the amount of snow might make up for that. >> the one thing that helps us as we are not talking about six inches of fluffy snow. we are talking about three to five feet on the summit and potentially eight to 10 feet by next week. even though there is less moisture content the sheer volume of snow we are expecting should help us with the drought. >> today's dusting of snow in the bay area was a curiosity that a real wonder in the sky. tara campbell compiled this look at some of the impressive sites from sky 7 today. >> our sky 7 tour begins in hayward heading or -- heading east toward mission peak overlooking fremont and just a dusting of snow. hiker still able to summit the peak.

sky 7 capturing a ukrainian flag standing tall nearly one year to the day working the beginning of the war. now heading southeast toward henrico state park. the higher elevation bringing with it the bigger dumps of snow. trees nearly disappearing under the fresh white powder. there is more on the way. a winter storm warning lasting until 11:00 tomorrow morning. much more snow is expected at elevations above 1500 and 2000 feet. sky 7 eventually turning getting a look at the south bay before heading north in hopes of capturing images of a snow-covered mount hamilton. it is snowed in. instead flying above a wilderness in southern alameda county where the wildlife is taking in the view. a view of seemingly endless white covered terrain. this golden eagle perched at the antler trail overlook marking

the end of our sky 7 tour. >> that is beautiful but it can be dangerous. tomorrow we are starting abc seven mornings early because of the storm. watch spencer christian starting at 4:00 a.m. on tv and streaming on the bay area app. >> let's move to an update from the i team. the marin county da is facing tough questions over this incident. san rafael police officers had this violent confrontation with a gardener found with an open beer in the canal district could the man suffered a broken nose, concussion and a shoulder injury that required surgery. >> the district turn attorney has not decided whether to charges against the men involved. >> the da has refused to appear on camera for an interview. she emailed me a statement which

does not explain to me what is taking so long. when police officers brandon neal and daisy missouri goes confronted a gardener over an open beer they asked for his id. he tried to explain he had to stand to retrieve it and it quickly escalated. >> take out your idea. >> i have to -- >> sit down. ok. stop >> you can see from his body camera the officer forces him to the ground over beer bottles, punches him in the nose and pushes his face to the rough pavement. it took the district attorney three business days to charge matteo with felony resisting and several misdemeanors kick she dropped the charges after seeing this video. nearly seven months since the conch -- since the confrontation she has not decided whether to

charge the officers with excessive force. >> why is it taking so long to make a decision about what to do with those officers on the can make a quick decision involving a member of the community? >> in his letter the gardener's attorney expressed his concern the da has a conflict of interest that has obstructed the prosecution of the officers who abused my client. basically arguing any action taken against the officers will have repercussions. >> those prosecutions that are ongoing involving those officers come into question and any past convictions the officers were involved in has witnesses or investigating officers come into question. >> the district attorney again refused my request for an interview. in the statement she did not address why her review is taking so long. she writes we continue to thoroughly examine the evidence to make a decision on whether criminal charges will be filed.

we will be transparent about the results as soon the conclusion is reached. on a different track the city of san rafael announced this week an independent investigation will be done in one month. >> the final report will be delivered to the police chief who will make a decision about what discipline if any to impose against the involved officers. >> the city atto report will not be made public if the officers are cleared. only if it finds the use excessive force. if the officers made a false statement. >> or the fourth exception an officer's use of force caused matteo to suffer great bodily injury. >> medical records provided to the i team show matteo did receive serious injuries. one thing that continues to bother some san rafael citizens,

the officers remain on paid administrative leave. the latest records show for 2021 the officer made $96,000. the other officer took him was $192,000. another important issue, with of the officers lied under the reports. they both wrote that he tried to get them on a headlock but the video shows that never happens. >> what a story. thank you. >> leronne armstrong has failed an official appeal a week after oakland's mayor fired him from his job as police chief. his attorney says this begins a process in which a hearing officer will review the case and make a recommendation to the city about whether to make any changes. report of armstrong's firing when we spoke live with the mayor on abc7news at 4:00. >> i have great respect for chief armstrong. i no longer have confidence he can continue to do what is needed to reform the police

department. we have a lot of work on our hands and i am focused on doing that work. that is reforming the opd system of internal investigations. so the situation does not happen again and potentially incorporating a civilian component into investigations. >> we also asked the mayor about the ransomware attack against oakland and what is being done about it. >> previously there has not been any investments into our i.t. department but i can assure you under this administration will be investing to ensure this will never happen again. i am positive a situation like this will not occur again once we are through without reading our i.t. department. >> the mayor says the city is working around the clock to resolve the current issues and get all systems back up and running. >> knew details from the ntsb about what caused the toxic train derailment in ohio and what the crew on board did in the critical moments before it

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which could start this summer. he is charged with breaking in to the san francisco home october and attacking paul pelosi with a hammer. it is not clear which case is going to go to trial first. >> the focus of a highly toxic trained roman in ohio is centering on a burning wheel bearing, not the actions of the crew. that is in the plume at every report which came out today, the same day the u.s. transportation secretary toward the town. lindsey wants has story. >> this entire site will be completely remediated. >> how long that take? >> we will have to ask the railroad. >> as transportation secretary pete buttigieg surveyed burned out cars and debris the ntsb releasing its preliminary report on the catastrophic derailment of the norfolk southern train. >> this was 100% preventable.

>> the report focusing on a wheel bearing that overheated referencing surveillance video that shows what happened. moments before the train went off the tracks. the report says the wheel bearing and will set reached more than 250 degrees as critical alarms blared inside the train. at one point the automatic brakes engaging. >> we have no evidence the crew did anything wrong. >> the crew on board also slow down the train before it derailed. >> we will not wait for the process to run its course to continue doing everything we can to raise the bar on rail safety and to hold people accountable. >> at a press conference today buttigieg urged the rail industry to stop fighting safety regulations and addressed why he did not come here sooner. >> in terms of the timing of the visit i'm trying to strike the right balance allowing ntsb to play its role but making sure we are here. > he says he met with residents worried about their health and future. >> i've been getting headaches, sore throats. >> buttigieg saying they will

not be forgotten. >> norfolk southern will pay for this remediation and make sure they are making this community whole. >> it could take up to two years for the ntsb to determine a final cause for the derailment. sec. buttigieg is calling on rail companies to take immediate action. he wants them to require stronger railcars before a congressional mandate takes effect in 2029. >> as we continue more cold, more snow, more rain. this winter storm will likely get worse overnight. an update on the forecast when we come back. >> until a celebrate comedian culture with abc 7. watch the black joy parade streaming live from oakland sunday at 12:30. it is hosted by julian glover jobina fortson and kumasi aaron. watch it wherever you stream abc7news. go to abc7news.com/joy parade.

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>> check out drive your sevens view of snow in san mateo county. there is not a lot of snow but you can see patches where it is piled up on the side of the

road. >> check out this drum view of snowcapped trees along highway 17. this was near summit road near los gatos it is pretty wen yu look at it. >> sandhya patel is here to update the forecast. >> yesterday if you were with us we talked about skyline boulevard intentionally getting snow. certainly highway 17. we are starting to see that happening. it is raining from santa cruz camera. you can see the raindrops on the lens snowing. th is the view from our zephyr cove camera. heading up to the mountains. locally we are noticing the showers and snow showers picking up. as we look at mount hamilton you will notice they are seeing the snow around the south bay. evergreen seen the wet weather. along the los gatos area santa cruz mountains you are getting snow. we have seen the snow as though

as 500 feet in the boulder creek area. wet weather to the north. switching over to the frozen precip. as we look at southern california they have mixture of the snow and showers. rare blizzard warning. going up through parts california. several feet of snow expected. it is a one this evening. a two late tonight into tomorrow morning. as we go hour-by-hour you will see what is going to happen. the showers increase in coverage. the snowfall will pick up in intensity. have snow while you are sleeping going into early tomorrow morning may make it tough to get around on the roadways. your temperatures tomorrow afternoon still below average. only in the 40's and 50's. keep those jackets handy because it is going to be chilly for your friday.

a two for tomorrow. isolated thunder cannot be ruled out along with hail. a one for saturday morning. very little on saturday. get a short break before sunday. does not look like a big storm on sunday. wet weather continues monday and tuesday. dried out midweek with milder weather. closer to 60 degrees. >> that looks so good right now, the 50 a. we >> >> want to end of the rainy season with a bank. >> how about a snowball fight? >> he is up for any kind of fight. >> let's go. >> he fights dirty. >> good to know. >> dan is my first target. the warriors finally back from the all-star break facing lebron in a late can the w's make a playoff push without steph and andrew wiggins? that

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th wey l tldo the way up to sixth. the sprint to the finish starts right now. > we can win the next five and does not mean we can let our foot off the gas. 24 games syrians and. -- 24 game season. we're looking at it i as a chance to be healthy and go from . like our chances if we can put ourselves in that spot. >> number three stanford in battle at number 21 colorado. the game was bananas. seconds to go in regulation. haley jones gets tied up. we go to overtime. the cardinal went over six minutes without a basket in the fourth quarter. jones finally breaking that streak. we go to double overtime. john six more points. she played all 50 minutes with a double-double. stanford needed every basket. they clinch at least a share of

the pac-12 title. for the first time since being released after 10 months in russian jail brittney griner worked out with cameras present today. she is preparing to play in the upcoming w nba season that starts in may. she signed a one-year 150 thousand dollars contract with the phoenix mercury. wnba really needs to bump up salaries so players don't have to go to russia where oddly they get paid a lot more over there. no bay area athlete has played more games for one team than patrick marleau. 21 years. he is the sharks time leader in games played come up points and -- matt may hand in city honored him. he retired after last season. they will have his number 12 which hired on saturday. first player in sharks history to receive such an honor. >> pretty muc in childhood. how i ended up at the spot so i

don't think it is going to hit me until i see it go up. i think for me it is all the support i have had over the years. i am grateful for my family and my friends and the sharks organization for believing in me for so long. >> hello darkness, my old friend. i have come to talk with you again. patrick scored about aaron rodgers has emerged from his four day darkness ware street -- arc news we treat in oregon. he went to a cavelike structure for a meditation. now we just need him to tell us are you going to play next year. jets, packers, raiders? what is mind boggling i think is that sky cave where he was is booked out for the next 18 months with hundreds in the waiting line.

everybody wants to -- >> it is dark. couldn't we just turn off the lights? >> if you want to do it that way. >> who knew that many people would want to do that? >> standing room only. >> aaron rodgers is unique. thanks, larry. >> that is it for this edition of abc7news. i'm karina nova. >> i'm dan ashley. we appreciate your time. which in turn off these lights. we will see you tonight at

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ur and here's... [applause] and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--mayim bialik. [applause] thank you, johnny. and welcome back to the high school reunion tournament. a true daily double and the only correct response in final jeopardy! allowed stephanie pierson to come from behind and advance to the semifinals in yesterday's exciting game. we're hoping for another great matchup today as we welcome back justin, ri, and teagan. good luck, players. here are the categories in the "jeopardy!" round. we'll start with... and... words not far after "graduation" in the dictionary. teagan, you'll be selecting first. state capitals for $600, please.