spots. glad to see that all out of the picture today. it is going to be much more widespread but lighter soaking rain. we're still going to see some heavier spots. but again, nothing like yesterday's thunderstorm development. your view outside at coit tower right now is looking so nice and calm compared to where we have been. and it is not a bad morning. it is wet out but at this time you're pretty used to the wet conditions. you know how to drive in it. slow it down a little bit for sure. we are seeing some light to moderate showers on the peninsula. bridges or wait. so do take it slower. but nothing super alarming about this morning. we do have some heavier pockets down towards palo alto woodside, out towards half moon bay. that's where heaviest of rainfall seen in the bay right now. overall, this is a widespread soaking rain going to be spread out through the course of the day today. and if we zoom out a little bit further, you can see we have a lot of cloud cover sitting to our west. that's going to push this moisture inland. keep of sweat over the next few hours. our heaviest rainfall will be between 10:00am and 04:00pm. mother nature time to get out.

so it's not in the middle of the commute. that's kind of nice. we will see are very heaviest of showers in the north bay c 11. 45? am here. some yellow and orange on the radar pockets of red here. and there. as i mentioned, we will see some heavy rainfall during this time, but it's nothing like the downpours we saw yesterday towards 05:00pm. we're pretty much done with it a much drier evening commute showers linger a bit longer for the north bay, but towards the evening tonight into tomorrow, he's solid break from the rain that is so needed at this point. we still have flood watches for the north bay. the rest of us have seen flood watch is expiring and winds a lot calmer than they have been. so all of this is a big improvement. 40's and 50's for our current temperatures. definitely a nice morning to bundle up keep the rain jackets on hand. you're going to need them today. talking about today like it's a break already, but we're saving the break for tomorrow today just to step down the severity ladder, which hey, after yesterday does feel good. now rain that we still are wet out there. what's the latest on the road? yeah, we're still wet, but

nothing like we saw yesterday. so an 8 minute drive into the city this morning. so just drive slow just because >> we're not seeing it come down like it was. that doesn't mean you need to drive fast. still leave the house a little early. just in case it starts to come down. we do see any major hot spots. don't see any hot spots right now. 12 minutes a 80 to 101. as you're heading across towards the peninsula. a richmond center fell bridge puts us at about 8 minutes tolls to 1, 1, there. and if you're taking the golden gate bridge, 37 to the tolls about 20 minutes. tara, james, back to we have breaking news not foes fall this time or the weather. a computer outage with the faa is delaying flights nationwide. that, of course having impacts here in the bay area. they're trying to fix it right now. no word, though, on when that will be resolved. >> we do have proper sarah stinson standing by out at sfo with the latest on the story this morning. sarah. >> that's right. the last update from the faa is that they've asked all airlines to pause flights in till 06:00am

our time. and they're saying they're trying to get this problem. this systemwide problem resolved. so here it a forward trying to figure out who all is affected. take a look at the board here. you can see most of it says on time it looks like not a lot has been updated here nor affected so far. according to the sport. but if you look at flightaware, you can see there's a least a couple dozen flights delayed here at sfo. whether that is the weather or whether that is the systemwide problem. that is the question now, according to flightaware as well. take a look at this map. you can see all the planes going from place to place across the country. this is cause 2500 delays nationwide and 1400 plus cancellations. the faa is working to restore its know tam system. so let's just let me tell you what that is a notice to air missions system. >> this is a vital system containing essential information for personnel for flight operations. that's like

flight restrictions, hazards, very critical information that this system gives off. now, take a look at this back out live. you can see people heading into security. it is starting to pick up. i notice that it's always busy or that and the 5 6 o'clock hours. so we'll have to see if anyone is affected. we have caught up with a few people flying only said, well, my flight's not till 7 so so far. haven't seen any alerts or anything like that. however, so far, the faa says they're pausing all flights till 06:00am so will this be a problem for the later flights? will we see a ripple effect? that's something we'll have to keep our eyes on right here from sfo. back to you. >> yeah, that would be worth checking out, sarah, because i think if think all or most of the flights at up sfo, don't take off till 6. but what you're talking about is the dominoes, right? so they come in late from somewhere else. and okay. >> yeah. a flight from new york to hear could be delayed now, right? that could cause a

ripple effect for a flight that's going to say hawaii, just for example. yeah, you never know. and we'll keep our eye on that. i guarantee there's going to be some kind for no doubt the planes aren't here for cause or delayed somewhere else. >> everybody, everybody stuck in a lurch. thank you very much, sara. >> all right. we're also following obviously the very latest of the power outages here, as we're hoping for a day or 2 of recovery. now that the rains are beginning to back off at least for thursday and friday. but here's where pg and e has there outages at the moment. this is their outage map and you can see on the peninsula. we're not looking at too bad of a situation up near san francisco. it gets a little more intense as you work your way down south on the peninsula. and then when you get to the south bay, obviously, that's where you're seeing a lot more in the way of outages. the worst of it is in the santa cruz mountains. that's those areas in yellow and orange. as for the santa clara valley, the most populated part of the south bay, you're looking at widespread minor outages. so hopefully pg e will get a chance to start knocking some of these out as the morning progresses. another been

working overnight. we are still looking at tens of thousands of customers without power bay area wide. as for the east bay will slide the maps there. and just give you a quick overview. the majority of these outages look to be out in the east bay valleys right along your 6.80, corridor between walnut creek and concord. looks like we've got a pockets of outages, their neighborhood by neighborhood really. and then for the north bay is pretty sporadic as well. that's some good news for you as much as we saw the thunder and lightning yesterday, it didn't seem to do much to knock out power, firmer in sonoma and napa and solano counties. so at least on that front, we're doing okay. hopefully, as i said with the with the drier conditions for thursday and friday that will give pga good head start in getting a lot of these outages restored before that big around comes on saturday. time now 506, in san francisco. yesterday was a busy day for public works crews more than a dozen big trees. >> fell over, including one

that fell on the roof of a muni bus. look at this. and passengers were in there. there was a flattened car by this said big tree that fell down near union square. look at that, rachel gordon with san francisco public works says that crews raced from one scene to another trying to stay on top of all the trees that toppled. >> he's doing field were whether it's the engineers looking at the slides. it's the street cleaners. it's a tree crews. everyone is working overtime right now to make sure that san francisco's be taken care of. >> and public works says it's important to steer clear of crews that are working for everybody's safety. i actually ran inoo a guy that came up from southern we've been called up here to help with outages in and trees. all that mutual aid coming in at all, right in the east bay, eastbound ignition valley road was closed between civic drive and tim place because of a tree that knocked out power lines. and this is some of the video. the repair work here is those lines were dangling jtst inches off the pavement.

>> p g says multiple polls had to replaced while traffic was rerouted. around that main road. >> they're just trying to get back to his place real quick. and it took like an extra 30 minutes, very bad. >> yeah. and one of our reporters was out there and she says it took it her nearly 11 and a half minutes to go half a mile on that detour route pg wrapped up their work at about midnight. the road should be open again for this morning's commute. but no word on if it actually is. we're still looking for that confirmation 11 and a half minutes from i r half a mile half a mile run a mile and 10 slow. >> 508, right now. and the south bay people in several neighborhoods still without power because of the storms in yes, we've been talking about that. we've got kron four's will tran standing by live in the south bay with more on what's a very dark morning for many will. >> it's a very dark morning. and james, we're coming up to probably close to 24 hours for people in parts of the south bay, including here in

campbell. they do not have any lights on in their house. in fact, nearly 7. can you turn off my camera light just to show you look at this. this neighborhood is in complete darkness. okay. turn it back on. how unfair is this? so i'm in this neighborhood in campbell just off us 17, but we will zoom in and you can see lights off in the distance. it looks a little bit closer than what it is. but you know how the grid system works. let me show you some video. this is because of a combination of things. yes, we saw the winds, the storm, but it did you at all those things. it did bring down a transmission tower and then started in willow glen neighborhood, which is a few miles from this location. and then it started to trickle all the way to campbell. all together. we're talking thousands of customers all over the bay area. but the hardest hit area is in the south bay. so a lot of people waking up grumpy without their coffee, but they still have to go to work. hopefully, you

know, they have to figure out how to open up the garage without power. we take that for granted. we will get reaction. pga, neither desperately trying to restore power. but it's going to be a little hard guys. you can probably see. i was waiting to come out to me doing my report. you can clearly see here comes the rain again. back to you. >> the start of it. all right. like that off and on check back with you later. we'll we're going to take a quick break here. 5.10, but still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, the department of justice is conducting an investigation now after potentially classified documents were found in a private office that president joe biden once used when he was vice president. plus, governor gavin newsom warning californians that the storm isn't over yet. why rough weather conditions may be the new norm for the weeks ahead. like we got it out. more of that weather ahead of us on into the weekend and next week. >> we are about to catch a breather, though, after some steady showers today. tomorrow is going to bring a break from the rain. expect most of our

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>> it's 5, 13 17 people have died across the state in these dangerous winter storms that we've had. and we have an update from governor newsom as he toured damage in santa cruz county. the relentless rain has pounded the historic pier in capitola really ripped it apart. there are mounds of mud in the streets, flooded businesses some beyond repair and more rain on the way. so the governor now giving a warning. >> we're not out of the woods. we expect these storms to continue at least through the 18th of this month. expect a minimum 3 more these atmospheric rivers and different shapes and forms. >> the governor said that he is in close contact with the white house to ensure california gets the federal help. it needs to rebuild. emergency shelters are open all over california, including right here in the bay area, people who had to leave their homes because of the storms or people who are unhoused.

>> well, the state's division of flood management says that it's handed out nearly 400,000 sandbags since the start of the atmospheric rivers. some areas like lake dell fell in alameda county are currently doing flood control releases to try and manage the high water levels. there. and officials say that managing those high water levels and atmospheric rivers may be something california might have to get a custom to thanks to climate change. >> recent storms demonstrate the importance of the critical storm. water wastewater infrastructure in the bay area. and the systems were designed decades ago. long before we knew about climate change with climate change, we're expecting more droughts, more intense storms like we've seen over last 2 weeks. there are major investments occurring at the state and federal levels. so we're better prepared for these extreme storms as they become the new normal with climate change. >> and as for california's ongoing drought, state reservoirs are right now at 81% of their average sturridge awful for this time of year. but that's still below where they need to be. however,

progress is being made. of course, every storm that comes through continues to add to the lake level lake oroville, for instance, is at about 85% of average and that 46% of total capacity. the water levels are up. 85 feet since december first. so there is progress. >> yeah. let's get reserve where we are making progress to continue with that until what time, john, the out. so we're still going to see it through around 05:00pm today. the heaviest of staff is going to wait till after the morning commute. so even though we do have some decent rainfall this morning. >> the heavier pockets will be right in the middle of your workday here really between 10 and 4, 10:00am and 04:00pm. so mother nature is working for us on our morning commutes. it's wet out there. it is definitely slick. but downpours there or not, it is just widespread light to moderate showers. currently, you can see some of our heaviest those moderate showers sitting right over san jose right now after some of

the downpours just saw yesterday. you're going to look at that and say, yeah, that's some good rain, but i'm not scared of it. you're looking outside all across the bay area and some lighter green, some deeper greens. this is a nice soaking rain this morning. it will continue over several hours. so you will see the possibility of some spots getting a little water logged some ponding water on roads, your risk of hydroplaning is definitely concern today, but really stressing that today is bringing much less of the inclement nature to the weather than what we saw yesterday. richmond center fell bridge bay bridge, golden gate bridge, all of its wet this morning. so do take it slower. and we've got a lot more rain sitting to the west of us. that's all going make its way in, especially as we reach the middle of the day. so we're in a bit of a mixture of the system that we saw before in the atmospheric river that we have again taking shape to the west of us. it's going to be an interesting occurrences next few hours. so we are seeing some moisture pushing into the bay area. but we do have a high pressure ridge to the south. that's going to push that line of showers only

briefly to the north of us. that means tomorrow we dry out. this is a very of short-lived drying period, but do take advantage of it. tomorrow is the best day to be getting outside. after that. the line pushes in and by friday later in the day, especially we'll start to see rainfall pushing through this line of showers on friday. could pack a bit of a punch and we will be seeing it continuing on into saturday with widespread and at times heavy rain for saturday. heavy snow in the sierra during this time and continuing on into sunday monday and tuesday of next week. we'll continue to bring this active pattern too. let's time it out. hour by hour. moderate showers through the morning. our heaviest of rainfall gets here after the morning commute as well and down mostly around 10 to 11:00am heavier showers continue into the early afternoon specially for the north bay were flooding. risk is the greatest and then winds down just before your evening commute. we're going to be wet for your evening commute, but at least not super rainy during the commute itself.

rainfall estimates today we're going to see lighter stuff to the south heavier stuff to the north. some north bay mountains could see 3 to 4 inches. that's still a lot for our north bay neighbors, but definitely not as much of a concern southward as we make our way into the weekend and next week, whole lot more rain ahead of u.s.. 3 to 10 inches of it over the course of the next week. flood advisories do continue north of the golden gate and north of the cartoon as south of those areas, though we are out of flood advisory territory. we still do have some high wind watches through 07:00pm. these winds today could gust as high as 50 to 60 miles per hour. a mountain tops generally calmer than we have been, though. temps today in the 50's tomorrow is not just our dry day, but also our most mild day. we'll get a bit of sunshine. we'll see a few 60's. definitely capitalize on tomorrow. getting outside enjoying this break before more rain into the weekend and into next week. >> rain. all right, john, thank you for that. well, john talked about it. the slick conditions, the high winds definitely driving slow today's what you should do. 28

minutes. you're drive times if you're traveling from 1, 0, one. 85 into menlo park to not seen any major issues or along. 82 and the south bay or along the peninsula heading into the city right now. it's going to take you 8 minutes maze to that fremont street exit, right? any major accidents or issues here? 12 minutes a 80 to 101 heading across towards the peninsula. all right. if you are taking 5.80, or 80 this morning, crockett down towards the maze 16 minutes. my commute along this route with some much easier this morning. and you'll probably feel the same way if you're taking. 24 wannacry down to 5.80, a little under 13 minutes to make that drive 80 celie down towards milpitas about 21 minutes. darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of rain. it's 5.20, and happening tonight, brooke. and jenkins is going to be sworn in as san francisco district attorney. >> she will be 31st da to serve the city and county. also the first latina and second african-american woman

elected in san francisco history. state senator alex padilla is going to administer the oath of office. that ceremony starts at 4 this afternoon. it will be at the herbst theater. >> in national news, the justice department now reviewing a batch of potential classified documents were found in a washington office space of president biden's former institute. and it's also getting a lot of reaction on capitol hill. so let's go to dc and rashad has been hudson has the latest warning shot. >> hey, good morning. president biden says he is fully cooperating with the department of justice. >> when it comes to those corsa 5 documents. the president also went on to say that he was surprised to learn that there was even government documents found in his office. as president biden wraps up the north american leaders summit in mexico. he's responding for the first time to classified documents. >> being found in a private office he wants used in d c. >> people know i take classified documents, classified information

seriously. >> the president confirmed his personal lawyers found the documents and praise them for immediately handing over the papers to the national archives. >> and they did what they should have done. >> president biden says he's not sure what's in the documents. meanwhile, the justice department is reviewing the material. >> cooperating fully with the review and which i hope will be finished soon. republicans are drawing comparisons to former president trump who is currently under investigation for taking hundreds of classified documents. only person that has the constitutional ability to declassify the documents is the president united states, not the vice president, california democrat pete aguilar says president biden handled it the correct way. we're going to support. >> the fact of the president is following this established protocol that he did the right thing. >> and the republican led house oversight committee says it will launch its own investigation into this matter. james darya, the

letter we'll take a break at 5.22. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. a tree comes crashing down on a home in the east bay causing. >> major damage as you can see. we'll tell you why some residents are concerned now residents are concerned now for their properties.

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back at 5.25. and happening right now, the sierra getting hammered with snow. in fact, palisades syrup the tahoe

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skyline boulevard about a mile or so away from skyline. high such a nice house family says that there are actually several trees that went down in their area. they may have to wait until at least friday, though, to start the cleanup. a look from the inside of that house. i difficult to get cranes and heavy equipment in there because that equipment is in high demand right now because so many trees and everything have been falling around the bay the last week or so. it's 5.27. and coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news, a south bay city having emergency cleanup operations now going to show you what they are doing in the next hour.

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>> really feel like i've been through the wringer. every kind of weather yet my neighborhood. and then finally, the clouds parted for a second. we've got a great rainbow. yeah. an emergency crew guy from southern california was there taking pictures with me. everybody pulled over. sure. and then it was gone and it was back to clouds and then was back to back to the grind again with the rain, the wind, which we're still dealing with this morning. and i guess for the rest of the day john. yeah, we're still looking at wind and we're still looking at rain. we're just taking the severity of it down a notch today. thank goodness, because i drove through a little bit of that yesterday, too. and it was no fun. we had those flash flood warnings for a bit. >> today we're seeing none of that. just some flood advisories for the north bay and rainfall that still could cause some issues, but not as

bad. looking at pier 15 right now. you've got some movement on the flag there. definitely seeing that blowing around that steady wind that we have. we have some pockets of heavier rainfall going to focus on this one right around san jose. first of all, because we are seeing some decent moderate shower activity falling there now compared to yesterday. these are not heavy downpours around 6500's of an inch of rain per hour. that's a good soaking rain right there could result in some pooling of water and some roads in the south bay, especially if there's already some water in the roads to watch for that taking a bit slower, some lighter to moderate showers around our major bridges from the richmond center fell bridge bay bridge down to the san mateo bridge and the golden gate. all of them are definitely on the wet side of things. we zoom out across the region. you can see that we do have more rainfall heading its way, our direction, all that green that you're seeing offshore is set to make its way on into the bay making for a wet morning commute. we're going to hold off on the very heaviest of rainfall until 10:00am. so mother nature's given us a go, least not a

scary morning commute, but one, i want you to take it slow or 4 from 10:00am towards 04:00pm today as will see our heavier pockets of rain, especially for the north bay where we do still have flood advisories. the rest of us across the bay area will get a good soaking rainfall dying down just before the evening commute. and then we look at a dry evening and a dry day tomorrow and portly a good thursday for venturing outside. we still have those flood watches north of the golden gate north of the carquinez for the east bay, south bay and peninsula. we're done with flood watches at least for the day today. future cast of wind gust shows some 15 to 20 miles per hour gusts. and we will be looking at temperatures mostly in the 40's to 50's. this is definitely a nicer start than what we had yesterday. but still give yourself some extra time because it is wet out there. the last thing you want to do is be getting a little overconfident and hit one of those puddles and hydroplaning reyna. exactly. take your time as you're traveling and driving. conditions are light like john mentioned out there, crockett down a 60 minutes.

>> traveling along 6.80, we're all in the green. so that means traffic is really like this morning. if you're taking 24 walnut creek down to 5.80, just under 15 minutes. bay bridge right now. 9 minutes into the city this morning may so that fremont street exit a richmond sandra fell bridge puts us at about 7 minutes tolls to 101. there. our san mateo bridge, 80 to 1, 0, 1, 13 minutes heading across towards the peninsula. and if you are taking the golden gate bridge, 37 to the tolls, it's going to take about 20 minutes darya. james, back to you 5.33. and let's get back to the breaking news, which is that computer outage with the faa delaying flights nationwide. fact, they're trying to fix >> word that some resolution is beginning to happen. but the domino effect is already begun to kron four's. michael thomas is standing by live at sfo with the latest on the situation there. michael. >> hi, good morning, everyone. you know, lots going on this morning. lots to unpack. mou know, the federal aviation administration known as the faa, they started telling

people that flights were going to delayed about 2 hours ago. this started on the east coast and now it's made its way west. they're saying that all flights across the nation are going to be delayed or at least pause until 06:00am our time here on the west coast. now, the system that's down is known as no, which stands for notice to air missions. it contains informations. it's essential to personnel concerned with flight operations of those pilots. things like that. they did go ahead and say flights are currently in the air. our safe now, according to the website, flightaware as of the last 15 minutes or so, there's been tons of delays and paused flights you know, but back out here live, just take a look. people are just arriving. lots of flights leaving at 6 o'clock. people telling me that they are getting notice. one woman that their flight is being delayed. she was heading over towards detroit. now when it comes to going more up the totem pole, the white house did go ahead and put out a statement. this came from the press secretary saying, quote, the president has been briefed by the secretary of

transportation this morning on the faa system outage. there is no evidence of a cyber attack at this point. but the president directed the department of transportation to conduct a full investigation into the cause and the faa will provide regular updates. again, as of right now, that's pretty much it. everything is paused nationwide. nobody coming in or out of the u.s. are really flying anywhere as we get more information as people begin to land here at sfo will continue to keep you updated. of course, try to check in with some people as they start to get notice from their airlines that their flights at 06:00am are going to be canceled or delayed until this problem is fixed. but i'll send it back to live in the here at sfo this morning. michael thomas kron. 4 news. always something at least they get to see your smiling face, which i think would make things make me feel a little so to put the coffee. so somebody. michael. >> all right. let's head to the south bay to yeah. the city of san jose is trying to do what they can.

>> to keep trees out of the road. it's been a problem, obviously, as you can imagine with the stormy weather on tuesday along they had more than 200 calls for service because of this. one worker says this is the most work. >> seen in years and take a look at some of the video here of that cleanup work and take a listen to what they had to say. >> i work for 21. i was you know, this few years will have raining and we take it just one. so they business. >> that was busy old time right now. >> 200 calls and he's work. 21 hours. yes. trade officials say it's not only trees, but >> road damage, causing a lot of issues to the city says they're typically responding within. 48 hours of a call, the city of san jose says they're on emergency scheduling right now and their priority is to get these down trees to them and clear, hopefully within an hour. but obviously that's a tall order. john says he's afraid to park places now like you really want have to second game. you look move by carlo for >> well, in the east bay to the city wave of powerful

storms. they're taking a toll on some of the rural hillsides and roads out in castro valley. a mudslide caused a major traffic hazard there at palo verde road at east castro valley boulevard. the slide happened on new year's day and it's not the only storm related a road hazard in the air. in fact, a short distance away on the palomar is road. there's a large sinkhole they're dealing with too. it's caused by a covert being plugged. >> water started running around the fight. undermines the colver. if that pvc line breaks, that's what an 8 inch main. there's a lot of water coming through. >> yeah, the alameda county public works. department says it's been busy responding to a backlog of calls. now they say they know about the road hazards and they're getting to everything as quick as they can. workers say they're using a dispatching tool that helps to address some of these county wide problems. we will take a break. it is 5.37 still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a san francisco business

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>> 5.40, right now in walnut creek. homeowners thought the earth shifted yesterday. they were like earthquake or what? no big tree. it fell down on the roof. take a look at this. 100 foot cedar tree that

tipped over and just landed smack dab on the roof of the house. and you can see this and luckily sandy peters and her husband say nobody was hurt. they didn't notice anything suspicious about the trees in recent days. so in just that just shows you how quickly something like this can happen. the grounds over statue a saturated and before you know, it timber. >> if you think it might over now is the time to before does it's a lot. i mean. sure. and pay for it after it was over, but not before. but hey, it looks like it's going to lower against all. >> well, let's wait for insurance to cover all wiped out. this is a tough call. because here's the thing is the peters estimate that these damages could be about $30,000 to repair at this point. they're just happy that they do have insurance and that nobody was hurt. it is 5.41. we'll be right back.

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comes out just like in a movie. and you saw that yesterday as the yeah. we'll see what we're in store for today with i saw some people posting like i don't even know what to expect because it would be downpour in one moment. and then, yeah, like heaven, believe the next. so yesterday was a day that literally brought it all to us. we saw flash flood warnings in san francisco across the east bay. >> as those heavy downpours just work their way through right there in the early afternoon. we did fortunately calm things down for most areas, at least last night in this morning. we do have some light showers to moderate showers out there. but today is not going to bring that convective activity. that storm building like yesterday did. so it's going to be much more widespread rain, but it's going to be on the chillier side behaving a little bit more. you look outside at san francisco. we do have light showers there currently you can see the radar certainly lit up its mostly those lighter hues of green indicating light showers right now. if you see offshore the peninsula, we do have this heavier pocket right here. these are moderate showers. we don't have any lightning associated with them. no hail

either. so it will be seeing an uptick in rainfall here momentarily in the southern end of the peninsula in the south bay. but again, nothing necessarily to be scared of. just slow it down out there. at this point. we've all got a lot of practice driving in the rain. you know how to do it. just take it slow or north coast, seeing some snowfall. the sierras going to see a dose of heavy snow today travels up. they're not necessarily ideal, but it's also not necessarily the to be getting up there winds a little bit calmer than they have been. we are seeing in future cast here. widespread rain today. tomorrow we're catching our breather before this line of showers drops into the bay. mostly later on friday, it's looking like after that into saturday and sunday. continuing to see showers. that trend continues into monday and tuesday of next week. so we're still very active ahead of us. just have a little breather tomorrow, today's rainfall really picks up after 10:00am. that's when we'll see our heavier pockets across the bay area between 10:00am and 04:00pm today, the

north bay, you'll have some of our most widespread heaviest of rainfall that will result in chances of flooding for areas like marine sonoma and napa and solano counties specially up in the lake and mendocino counties much less and on that potential for the south bay. we'll see showers moving out mostly right around 05:00pm. so your evening commute tonight, roadways will be wet for it, but at least rainfall starts to die down in tomorrow. looks like a good and dry one, fearing the outdoor activities you want to do. today's rainfall estimates around a 3rd of an inch for the south bay. where's the north bay? still some pretty impressive numbers. 3 to even 5 inches of rain in the north bay hills that still roads aren't flooding risk north of the golden gate. as for the rest of the forecast of the weekend and next week, adding up to around 3 to even 10 inches of rainfall for the north bay mountains in the santa cruz mountains. so still a whole lot of rain ahead of us. as we saw multiple atmospheric rivers in sight, north bay still under flood watches. this is north of the golden gate in kharkiv as the rest of the bay area sitting it out today. high wind

watches through 07:00pm. we're still breezy, especially on mountain passes and on bridges, high temps will be in the 50's today. tomorrow is not just ater dry state of the forecast. it's smiled. we'll see a few 60's for your thursday. your best day to get outside. definitely capitalize on if you're getting a little cabin fever from staying inside so much the weekend will bring daytime highs falling back to the 50's and rainfall returning as well. also see into next week. great job. thank you for that update. will traffic has been much lighter today? >> then we were yesterday. if you are hopping on 24 right now, just a little slight delay as you're traveling to but it's going to take the 14 minute to make it from wanna creek down into 5.80, 13 8. 85 80 still pretty light at this hour. but again, no major rain out there. so around 10 o'clock, make sure you watch that commute like john just mentioned, traveling into the city this morning. 12 minutes may so that fremont street exit. so travel is moving

along the major hot spots like we had yesterday, 8.80, to 1, 0, 1, 13 minutes as you're heading across towards the peninsula. we do see some rain in the air. people are traveling through it again and not really slowing people down too much. so you need to make sure you slow yourself down as you're traveling out there while on 1, 0, 1, 36 minutes. 85 park to no major delays. you start to build just a bit along 101. there 2.37. don't see any major accidents. and along 17 this morning, i don't see any closures. 8.80, stanley down towards milpitas today about 24 minutes. and if you're traveling along 5.80, just past livermore, you're seeing delays. but as you're making your way to hayward, no issues along 6.88. you're moving at the limit. darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot 5.49 and outages in san francisco. all right after their video surfaced of an art gallery owner. >> hosing down and an house woman in front of his

business. yeah. so this happened monday morning and now the public is calling for something to be done. >> including the newly appointed san francisco board president who says that he wants to see the owner charged ellis, i don't takes a look at what happened. >> video captured the moments on monday when san francisco business owner call you're going sprayed a woman sitting on the sidewalk in front of his art gallery on montgomery street in the jackson square neighborhood. an employee of the cafe next door said he started recording when he heard her scream while he was on his way to work. sometimes you can do more. you want to be >> thank you. telling the community what happening in your city. was going to in the city. sometimes you do that reminded people. >> we are garcia and others on that block say they have seen that woman sitting there for the past few weeks, refusing help and wanting to be left alone. >> just kind of knew the neighborhood. but he's been there for a couple of weeks and i never winds. actions

sparked anger throughout the community. and the next day someone shattered the glass of his front door. well, another business name barber osa seen in the background of the video was mistakenly targeted by outraged viewers. i saw this morning and was extremely. >> outrage done. frustrated and disappointed by what i witnessed since then, it's a little challenging because the individual in the video is in no way affiliated. >> with barbara rossa. >> lounge owners did call the city's social services to connect the woman with help which people nearby witnessed. they were just here on friday. >> down to street. say the only thing they can do is >> well, when he's not answered a request for comment, he told the chronicle that he called police and social services and told her to move and she allegedly threw trash bins and yell back. he was quoted saying i'm only sorry that my way of helping her countless lee.

he's got nothing done. the department of homelessness and supportive housing says business owners should call 3, 1, 1, in cases where the un house may be blocking entrances were having an episode. the street crisis response team also known as skirt. that makes contact and offers that person information on available services. the coalition on homelessness, executive director jennifer frieden. bach explains the process requires more resources to function as ideally, what would happen is if they want. >> it would be a sine intensive case metro. fortunately, you know, there's thousands of people on the waitlist. the other thing that needs to happen we need to make sure once people are in treatment that they are stabilizing housing that's appropriate for their needs. >> the following day, an ambulance with skirt was on the scene freedom but confirms this woman in the video was offered to go to congregate, shelter. but she said that is not appropriate for a person who might be severely mentally ill and disruptive. >> san francisco board president aaron peskin tweeted my office is well acquainted

with the victim and have been trying for many months to get her support from department of public health. dph has not commented for this report. >> i was ella sogomonian reporting creed. bach went on to say that relationships with unhoused neighbors takes time to establish and build that trust and connect them with services that can support the meantime, the board supervisor aaron peskin tweeted sfpd central is compiling a full police report. >> and soliciting witnesses, statements to ensure that the man is charged. if he needs to man is charged. if he needs to be it is 5.53

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>> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 6. >> sorry to say we're still waking up with another wet day james. we're going to get used to it because that seems to be how we're going to be opening the show. >> for quite a little while going for little bit of a break this week. looking forward to that. good morning. yet that break tomorrow. so ready for it today. all wet. >> not near as crazy as yesterday was. so that is a bit of relief because we don't need a repeat of that. those flash flood warnings. we saw the heavy downpours, the hail. >> that wind damage. and that was a lot. so today we're just going to keep some moderate showers around and