to hear that? yeah, that was just a computer lab right now, which is fixed at this moment. but the faa is national like ground stop has caused ripple effects even here in the bay area. we're going to be live at sfo without impacting travel. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news >> and thanks for starting your day with us and aria and i'm james. yes, we've got problems at the airports are not weather related, at least not initially that there's a problem later. there's an of weather-related problems to talk about this morning. so we'll go out live there in a minute. but first, let's get that forecast. yeah, and we're not done with this rain, john. we are not done with that. you can't blame the problems at the airport on it, but you can blame that slower commute on it for sure. at least you should be slowing yourselves down. cause roadways are definitely wet out there now today by no means going to be a stormy as yesterday was. so we are. >> breaking down the severity just a little bit. but it is still going to be a morning to yeah. watch those roads. watch those pond in spots we're at

right now in downtown san francisco. you see the gray. you can see the rainfall pushing across the bay area for the most part, showers or light to moderate. let's start at the russian river because we do have high water levels up along the russian river in northern sonoma county. actively raining as it has for the past few hours ground saturated. so we will have some runoff there petaluma on over to sonoma. you are seeing some areas of moderate rain there as you are also in marin county. and let's work our way down to the south bay where we actually do have this little area of i don't want to call it heavy rain. just really moderate rainfall sitting there what we see from fremont on over to seminole. so really compared to yesterday. it's quiet. but i do also want to ignore the fact that, you know, roadways are slick today. so to take it slower, we do have a lot more rainfall just around the corner ahead of us. that will be seen throughout the course of the day. all this cloud cover continuing to push our direction, especially on in the afternoon between 10:00am and 04:00pm pockets of heavier

showers can be expected, especially for the north bay hillsides. this could result in swollen small streams, a little bit of flooding put risk up there and also just a slower go for the evening commute right before the showers move out. tomorrow is going to be a nice and dry one-year break from the rain. take full advantage of that. flood watches expired for most of the bay area. but if you're old north of the golden gate in hurricane is that's a napa, sonoma and marin counties. you do still have flood watches in effect today. a little bit breezy to 15 to 30 miles per hour. wind gusts this morning in temps mostly in the 40's to 50's. so get the rain jackets on the rain, boots and the umbrellas with all going to be getting some good use out of them yet again today, rain. all right. thanks to that. and john mentioned slowdown slick highways out there. >> crockett down towards the maze. 25 minutes to make that drive. still a 20 minute systemwide. bart delay, something you need to know this probably going to be an issue for the next few rainy days as well. 23 minutes into

the city. this a long it's going to take you right now are san mateo bridge. 16 minutes 80 to one on one as you're traveling across towards the peninsula. richmond, sandra fell bridge. you can see water droplets on the lands. so, you know, it's slick. 9 minutes doesn't mean a speedo. crockett towards the maze or a 37 to the tolls across golden gate bridge going take you 33 minutes. remember, still strong wind gusts. you can see it from that flag there. don't drive fast darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of rain, let's get back to the breaking news which is for the faa having that computer outage halting air travel nationwide. >> now that's fixed. but the damage is done because of the domino effect that we can see the live look there at sfo planes on the tarmac. some of them waiting. some of them slowly rolling. >> we've got kron 4 sarah stinson inside talking with passengers keeping an eye on the situation. joining us now live with the update. hey, sarah. >> that's right. those flights to their back up and running. but as you said, we're going to be seeing the effects of this ground stop in the coming

hours. we talk with someone who flew out last night. well, he tried, but then had to get off the plane. and then we talked with someone. his family can't fly out today because of this. so it's really just an array of situations. you see a group here getting ready to fly out. it's a lot of people were trying to get prepared. got we've got a bright got to grind. >> well, let's take a look at the situation that we have nationwide. take a look nationwide. 6,139 delays. >> over 1000 cancellations, sfo 128 delays. 22 cancellations as we're seeing right here. definitely see on the board. oakland, 73 delays and the airport in san jose. 88 delays. and these are the effects we're seeing from this issue. the faa restored note am which is called notice to air mission systems is a vial system and alerts staff and pilots about closed runways, equipment outages and other

potential hazards. a long flight routes. now, let's hear from 2 flyers or one person who flew out last night flight got canceled get off the plane. he'll explain that the pilot says and then we'll hear from a man tried to drop his office family heading to brazil, but their domestic flight got canceled. >> our pilot came on and said there's an faa ground stop that all flights in the whole country have been canceled. it seem like, you know, there's lots of bad like going on with all the flights being canceled and >> things like that. and it. but we didn't think we're going to be affected by. course, it turns out that something else jumps up and bites us. >> and that's why we're trying to make sure people are aware if you're flying out today. check your flight status now because you want to make sure you're not affected. another president has been briefed on this situation saying there's no evidence to believe there's a cyber attack. however, the president wants the transportation department to

conduct a full investigation on the causes of this. and the faa says they are doing that right now. now you can see live right now this. these are people heading out checking in their baggage. some people are lucky, but others they're waking up to find out their flight is canceled or delayed. i'm sarah stinson reporting live at sfo. back to you. ok, thank you so much a long day for everybody. thank you, sarah in the south bay also >> dealing with headaches as well. several neighborhoods still without power this morning because of the storm yesterday hammer the south bay makes for a long day. 2 have power. got a lot of cleanup to do. kron four's will tran is live in the south bay with the latest. well, good morning. >> slight correction, james and ari along days because now we are starting after one day at willow glen neighborhood in san jose because they were without power right around this time yesterday. and they are still working on it. let me step out of the way. show you what's going on.

>> look at this. see that cherry picker. nobody's inside because they're using it to prop up those wires from dropping to the ground. you can see the crew members down below pg and e's actually using their own people and subcontractors to try to get to the bottom of all of this to get the power back. we do know that some distribution poles came down, which took out some lines and some transmission towers. and that seems to be the root of the problem. look at this, james and ari, a look at that poll. they're also using equipment over there to prop up that poll from dropping to obviously damage that building or destroyed that building underneath. and obviously the ripped down all those poles and lines. if that poll goes down as well, they don't know when it will be fixed. but we do know the latest numbers from pg and e 11,600 people in the south bay still don't have power. lots of cleaning up to do. i got to tell you, there will be here for quite some

time and a lot of people without power, of course, uncomfortable. but more importantly, i guess if you run a business, not just uncomfortable, you are absolutely losing money because you can't open to the customers because your coffee maker or whatever does not work. so it's disastrous in terms of money and for people's comfort. at this time, the only if, you know my can you take the camera right off the tripod. i want to show you something over here as well. they will are. they still have to fix things before they even get to the wires and clean it up. look at those branches, the trees on the ground as well. and the wind and the rain just snapped part of that tree. you can see the limbs and branches off on that side. so lots going on south bay. just hang in there. you guys of the hardest hit of all the bay area. and i want to do another quick storms story. james and ari, a i just got my tire fixed because it was, you know, has suffered a

flat when i was done with my 7 o'clock live shot, ran down. got it fixed because there was a nail inside. got back on television. i asked them what's going on. told me that all that flooding, all that water washing up sharp objects and nails onto the roadways. so they are fixing more flat tires than ever before. what a mess. the things you do to get back his back to you. that's like pit crew action who took care of that for you will. they were amazing. >> i know they put me at the top of the list. i said i know james hey, get out of the way i get on there. but the cop on the rack and there it is right there. the things we do for our viewers so great just to get back on all those objects on the roadway at this time. thank you will and a good word to the wise for everybody out james. well, and good observation room to see a lot of debris on roadways and with

people driving it's going to be a problem. and here's a map that validates exactly what will was talking about. >> the south bay has been hit the hardest with power outages. in this latest round of wet weather, 16,000 plus customers without power. this is pg e's outage map. >> and the bulk of it is yeah there on the lower peninsula and certainly down to the south bay. so let's begin our tour there as we take a look at where we're seeing some of the hardest hit areas we have about 11,600 customers in the south bay currently without electricity. and if you zoom in, you'll see we have a few neighborhoods where we're seeing the power out right now. right along park more and lincoln avenue. there's a neighborhood there where we have 500 to 5,000 customers without power. and then farther to the south, you see another area of yellow just to the east of campbell. so that's one of the problem spots. otherwise you're looking at slu of minor reports of power outages sprinkled all throughout the south bay. and of course, it's not minor for you if your power's out. but in terms of the degree of difficulty to repair, we're looking at potentially minor fixes, which would be good because that

means power can get restored that much quicker for you in the south bay from here. let's jump over to the east bay. see what's going on there. it's been fairly sparse, which is good news. you've got your 6.80, corridor really from about alamo up towards martinez. we've got minor outages going on there and then also in the east bay shoreline, but really not a whole lot. in fact, in totality, the east bay has about 243 customers without power. right now, the north bay also has been sporadic. the c, one corridor from the golden gate bridge right up through santa rose. you can see there's just a few locations that are out. but in sonoma county in the hillier areas, that's where we're seeing more widespread power outages is going take a little while for pg e to get up there and fix those issues because again, that are little more difficult. they still have trees coming down. so they got to be careful about 1300 customers or so in the north bay without power. currently, that's the situation with pg and e again, they need steady, dry weather to get the bulk of his work done. and according to john looks like thursday might be the day that that happens.

>> it's 8.11, and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the department of justice is conducting an investigation after potentially classified documents were found in a private office. the president joe biden wants use. and governor newsom is warning californians that the storm made over yet rough weather conditions may be the norm in the coming days ahead. get that little break on thursday as james mentioned. and then it's right back to it into the weekend of the well through next week, too. >> and today we've got to get through some rain as well from 10:00pm to 04:00pm, some of the heaviest of its expected things starting to come down into the evening talking all about it in your forecast and we still have a 20 minute systemwide bar delay. and if you are traveling out there, slow it down because remember, may not be coming down hard and it's slick. we'll be right back

>> 15 right now and we are checking your we do it frequently because it's been changing frequently. and we look for every moment. it's our service free. it's just our way of trying to get us all through this because it's this. you think, john johnny want to start charging? i think, ari, i've already been charging was and that's haha. now that has been great and i love that picture behind you. yeah, timing does look good. you can see outside of lake tahoe right here. snow piled up last night. >> love to see it. now, if you want to head up to the mountains today, you can go for it. just make sure you have those chains in effect.

it is very nice, relatively still looking day up there. get up there. enjoy all that fresh snow pack. just love to see how healthy this winter snowpack has been. we are looking at some updates to your snowpack data across the sierra nevada. now, this number right here actually needs another update. its 167% of average for the northern sierra. this is based on where we're supposed to be for this time of year. central sierra almost double what normally are and the southern sierra over double that. so this is such excellent news to be seeing now with that snow pack up their eventually, that's going to melt off. run into a reservoir is later on this year. and that should help a reservoir levels out eventually to which as we've been seeing are still around half, if even below halfway full. but snowfall still has yet to melt and that will help to fill some of those reservoirs up. radar shows you that we do have light to moderate rainfall across the bay area right now for most of

us, it's fairly quiet like in san jose, but the heavier pockets of rain just east of milpitas also showing up in the radar to the west of the bay area. there's that line of clouds. and at this point you probably guessed what that is. that moisture plume shuffling in shower after shower on into the bay area today. going to be a wet one before a breather. tomorrow. notice this massive system sitting offshore. it looks imposing it is going to spread rain now today, a break tomorrow and then into friday, saturday and sunday, we have another system pushing in after that. that will result in more rain on into next week. so we're keeping the unsettled pattern around, least over the next 10 days before we calm things down into the following weekend, futurecast shows those showers this morning. we will see our heaviest of rainfall picking up after 10:00am lasting right up to the evening commute tonight, heaviest of rain will be nearby the coast in the north bay and it starts to move out right at the tail end of your evening commute. quieting down this evening after which point and tomorrow, as i mentioned,

is that break from the rain, a much-needed break for that matter. rainfall estimates for the rest of the day today, anywhere from a 3rd of an inch to some heavier estimates up there in the north bay mountains. you get on top of that this weekend's atmospheric river and what we'll see next week. and we've got another 3 to even 10 inches of rainfall on top of what we've already seen. flood watches remain in effect for the north bay today from solano county out to sonoma county. so watch that risk of heavy rain this afternoon resulting in swollen streams and some ponding of water still under some wind advisories as well. but today, all in all will be a rainy is not near as severe as yesterday was. it's 50's for your daytime highs and rain mostly spread out through the day. none of that lightning heavy downpours and hail like we saw yesterday tomorrow. not just our smiled one. some low 60's for ya, we work our way into a rainy weekend and another rainy week next week. so enjoy tomorrow's nice break, rain. all right, john, thank you for that. i'm looking forward to a nice break. >> if you're traveling along

101, we certainly have been busy along the peninsula site. 85 up towards menlo park. 51 minutes in the south bay 1, 0, 1, 85, as you're traveling along, 82, our highways are starting to get a little congested down there because of the 8 o'clock travel time if you're traveling along 2.80, there or 82 not seen any major issues along the peninsula site heading into the city. it's going to take you 23 minutes. we still do have slick bridges from that rain. our san mateo bridge visibility much better today than it was yesterday. 17 minutes as you're traveling across towards the peninsula. 80 stanley answer down towards milpitas about 51 minutes there. 5.80, starting to get congested as you're traveling through hayward, san ramon along 6.80. you're also starting to see traffic slowing down just a bit. crockett down towards the maze is going to take you about. 22 minutes. if you're taking 24 walnut creek down to 5.80, around 60 minutes story of james, back to you.

>> thanks a lot of date, 19 and tonight for jenkins is going to be sworn is as san francisco's new district attorney. she will be the 31st da to serve the city and county and also the first latina and second african-american woman elected to san francisco history. now state senator alex padilla is going to be administering the oath of office at 4 o'clock today at the herbst theater. >> well, republican congressman pat fallon is filing articles now of impeachment against department of homeland secretary alejandro mayorkas. the resolution claims that my orcas has failed to maintain control over the u.s. border and lied to congress about the border security. it was filed monday and comes as majorca says in mexico right now this week meeting with officials on issues that include the shared migration agreement rolled out by the biden administration this week during president biden's visit this weekend, he pledged to deliver more resources to officers who patrol the region. dhs says that marcus has no plans to resign. also in national news

this morning, the justice department is reviewing a batch of potentially classified documents were found in the washington office space of president biden's former institute. and this is gaining a lot of attentnon and reaction from capitol hill. let's go there now. our dc correspondent reshad hudson. >> has the latest. good morning. the white house says they are fully cooperating with the department of justice when it comes to those classified documents. >> president biden says he was surprised to learn that costa, 5 documents were in a private 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 that 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. the 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. >> the republican led house oversight committee says it is launching its own investigation into the matter reporting in washington, reshad hudson, back to you. thank you, reshad. coming up after the break, the man accused of killing 4 students from the university of idaho is going to be in court tomorrow. >> we'll tell you what we can expect coming up next.

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white's murder trial is set for april. 17th is also charged with capital murder for the death of a second woman in 2015. that trial is set for june. 12th. >> we'll have tomorrow. bryan kohberger, the man accused of killing 4 students from the university of idaho is going to be back in court. he's being charged with 4 counts of murder. one count of felony burglary. he's expected to make a plea on those charges when he appears before the judge. and if he is ultimately found guilty, it could be sentenced to death or spend the rest of his life in prison. according to one of the family's lawyers, the suspect has no known connection to any of the victims. we do know the students at university of idaho will be returning to campus this week to start a new semester. harvey weinstein is appealing his rape and assault conviction with the new york state supreme court lawyers for the disgraced hollywood mogul claim that the judge who oversaw his case used him as a scapegoat for, quote, centuries of male behavior. now the appeal comes

as weinstein is set to be sentenced to 3 counts of rape and assault in los angeles on february 23rd. he faces up to 18 years in prison. in that case. and that's on top of the 23 year prison sentence. he's already serving for that conviction in new york. weinstein was convicted in la last month of a model identified in court as jane doe. one, she's expected to give a victim impact statement at the sentencing. >> it's a 27 and coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news, one south bay city is reeling trying to catch up with all the emergency roadwork, clear hazards into all the things they need to do because of the storms. we'll take a look at what's going on.

>> 8.29 right now. let's see how the morning is going so far. no, still a little windy. yeah. when i came it was raining. it was raining. i say that about now we see people out for their bike ride and some people taking in their job. not having these umbrella at the moment. yes, but don't get too comfortable. >> this is true as we get another day of rain and then more where that came from. after that, john ambrose said to be tricky and bikes, if you've ever especially if it's like it is right now, you could see it is breezy out there got the flag of appear 15 it's below and then that strong wind right now it's about 20 to 30 miles per hour gusts. this is nothing compared to yesterday, but it is something. so as you're getting outside, just make sure you're slowing it down. i love to see those joggers out there. as we've noted, though,

great to see people kind of back to normal after such a stormy morning yesterday at this radar lit up in green is nothing new. it's just those light to moderate showers out there. none of those heavier pockets. we did see some heavier stuff over morgan hill and gilroy just a few moments ago. it's really died down for you now. all that cloud cover you're seeing out to our west. that is of moisture laden. a plume or another atmospheric river, essentially that is just pushing right into the bay area. starting today. we catch a breather tomorrow, though, just got to get through today's rain first between 10 and especially 05:00pm tonight we'll areas of heavy rain specially for the north bay. we still do a flooding risk in the north bay marine sonoma county's small streams overflow their banks could result in some very swollen waterways. and then those a lower elevations like solano and napa counties, some more pooled water down into the delta as possible by 07:00pm. we're out of the rain for the north bay before that

for the rest of us. and that starts our dry trajectory into tomorrow. it doesn't last long. we're back to the rain by friday. so really enjoy tomorrow. it's dry weather. the north bay back under flood watches today. the rest of us, though, east bay peninsula and south bay sitting it out. as for winds, those 20 to 30 miles per hour. gusts are definitely being seen, especially on the embarcadero. so it's wet. it's a bit windy. but compared to yesterday, not near as stormy. and that's definitely a good thing. upper 40's to low 50's right now bring the rain jackets, bring the umbrella and do hold them extra tight as the wind is still a deal rain. all right, john, thank you for that. there is still a 20 minute systemwide bark delays. so travel bar today. >> please be mindful of that. don't leave the house late thinking you can catch bart, give yourself a lot of extra time traveling into the city. meteor lights are on. 26 minutes. slick bridge. high winds so travel slow 60 minutes. 80 to 101. you can see the high winds blowing that poll back and forth. there. so definitely still an issue this morning. a richmond

center fell bridge water on the lens showing you that fresh rain coming down right now as we speak. and 30 minutes. 37 to the tolls is how long it's going to take you if you take an 101 of the south bay. 53 minutes. 85 up towards menlo park. darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot 33 in the breaking news. want to go back sfo. >> to see how the flights are going since they halted travel nationwide. earlier this morning, fix this problem, the faa, but then the damage is to ensure domino effect is going to be with us a while. and kron four's. michael thomas has been there at the airport talking to travelers. >> and getting the latest for us this morning. hey, michael. >> yeah, good morning, everyone. you know, we got word about this. maybe around 04:00am this morning. it started on the east coast made its way to the west. they did stop travel, you know, until 06:00am, then they went ahead and >> moved forward. but so far, i mean, everything seems to be good. can i ask, is your business flight delayed at all now where you guys heading anywhere? fun. >> all right. a 2 out new york

opened your own time yet. >> so they're going to new york. i spoke with a couple other people heading over to hawaii, different places for the most part. everybody seems to be on but over when it comes to united, we did see a lot of those delays. take a look right now. this is what the lines are looking at. like, you the white house also did comment on this. the press secretary put out a statement saying that president biden had been briefed on the situation as of right now, there's no security threat, but he is asking for an investigation to find out exactly what caused these issues to happen. let's get details up on your screen to take a live look over at all the other airports. and i feel like far as these numbers and they could change within the last, you know, 5, 6, minutes or so. but nationwide, we're looking at 6700 delays, san francisco airport right now 153 oakland, 71 san jose about 90 but those are kind of what the numbers are looking like in. you know, when it comes to again, these travelers, everybody seems to be pushing through. we're back out here live now. and as i spoke these

people earlier there heading over to new york, hopefully they have a slice of pizza for us. but, you know, that's kind of what the morning is looking like here as we get more information. we'll continue if you guys more information but all send it back to you guys live in the studio. all right. thank you so much, michael. thank you. all right. well, in the south bay, they're also dealing with their own headaches to, in fact, the city of san jose. >> he's trying as best they can to keep trees off of the roadways. but that's difficult. just to tuesday alone, it had 200 calls. plus for help from anything from downed trees to potholes to flooding in certain areas. and we did speak with some of the crews out there doing the work and they say this has been the busiest they've seen in a long time. >> i worked 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. >> yeah, officials say it's not just the trees, but like i said, there's road damage to deal with a lot of issues in the city says they typically like to respond within 48 hours of a call coming in. but right now they've got

emergency scheduling on tap. they've got all hands on deck and they're trying as best they can to respond to these calls within one hour. so they're really running around. also happening today, the search for that 5 year-old boy who's been missing now after being swept away by flood waters in san luis obispo county. that search is expected to resume this morning. crews spent tuesday looking for kyle. don't in the san marcos creek bed in san miguel. right near paso robles. the search was called off because of low visibility yesterday and cause father says it was his wife and son in the car on their way to school monday when the roads became dangerous. he says his wife didn't see any signs that the road was closed and kept driving. unfortunately, that vehicle got stuck in flood waters and that's when neighbors jumped in. they were able to pull the mother to safety, but they couldn't get to kyle before he was swept away. in the east bay. the steady wave of powerful storms are taking their toll on rural hillsides and roads in castro valley. a mudslide caused a major traffic hazard out. it palo verde road at east castro

valley boulevard. fact that slide happened on new year's eve. the homeowner nearby has been dealing with it ever since. and it's not only the storm related road hazard in the area, too. short distance away. you can see here in the video we had a right there on paula mars road. a large sinkhole opened up. this was caused by a covert being plugged. >> water started running around the fight. undermines the 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 is busy responding to a backlog of calls right now. they say they know about the road hazards and there getting to everything as quickly as they can. their workers have been using dispatching tool to try to help address these problems as they come up. >> time now is 8.37. and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news >> because of the storm, we're looking at what some drivers had to do in san francisco to avoid flooded roads or in the case of the current away car.

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routed on monday at the v setton winery and saint and the wineries president says that tree and a big part of their history. in fact, we'll show you a little bit of a video from the past for that. had parties and picnics under that big trees branches and really added to the atmosphere. look at this. a beautiful event. there was a beautiful tree that no more even though it's withstood earthquakes and fires over the past centuries, staff members say they are sad but grateful that nobody was hurt when the big tree came down and another big tree came down. this one from strong winds on crystal, the springs road and that cut off access, knocked out power to nearby homes there and say molina cal fire warning people never touch downed power lines. don't go near one. just. >> call emergency crews so they can get out there. >> all right. take a look at this. a giant eucalyptus tree fell at this and say be in their sense of being a center in sandra fell. you really pulled up the pavement to. the

to resting on a basically a dorm at dominican university. no injuries reported. thankfully, but marin county arborists are working right now to try and take it apart so they can clear the area. >> and take a loik at this lightning with strike right at the top of the transamerica pyramid, francisco. i have several friends who saw it actually this was captured during a our live new newscast here on kron 4 that amazing. yeah. the pyramid, not the only tall building to get it yesterday. here's what a viewer shared with strikes going to sutro tower. wow. and there was a split one. don't know to call that weather terms but that's pretty that's i think that's what the frankenstein got. friday off frankenstein got. friday off 42. we'll be right back.

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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 relentless rain has already ripped apart the historic pier in capital brought mounds of mud to the streets and flooded businesses and shops some beyond repair. the governor got a firsthand look at the damage to this beach front community and also warned wild weather patterns will be the new normal in the state and had a stern safety message for all californians, but a big part. >> what everybody is mindful to take seriously the orders or recommendations coming from law enforcement. the city of capital has declared a local state of emergency. president biden declared an emergency for the entire state over the weekend. >> the governor said that he is in contact with the white house to ensure that california gets the federal help that it needs to rebuild in the newsroom. i'm justine

waldman. kron. 4 news emergency shelters are open all over california, including here in the bay area for anybody who's had to leave their home because of the storm or people who are unhoused. >> and you can find a list of locations on our website at kron 4 dot com. okay. 46, let's find out more about what weather we have in store for us today. as we're waking up this morning to it light. >> rain different from yesterday morning when it was coming down time. it's a mixed bag but not as full of tricks as yeah. yesterday kept us on our toes to admit daario sure it is snapped. a couple of picks out there. this photos by was stars. i took this right before the storm moved and you can see the lightning strike. >> and are you got a little rainbow out? what i do. i ran out the dogs. yes. that's what that was. my they save it. and so, had a few there's definitely been a good use of some carpet spray going. yes, it is been a little rough. go

at the pups the past few days. why we're going to appreciate tomorrow's break. >> but what a stormy one it was yesterday. that was just one of many lightning strikes we've been showing you through the morning and then those times of clearing which were absolutely beautiful, too. today is going to be a lot less angry as far as what mother nature is doing to us. just some widespread showers that we're seeing this morning. the green on the radar right there. that's nothing that's going to stop you at this point. we're well practice driving in the rain so we can handle what we've got this morning and actually pretty calm out across the south bay where we had seen some heavier stuff early this morning. you can see that as we move out to the west, there's a lot of cloud cover out there. that moisture plume squaring up for the bay area today and that means that we've got some rain ahead of us through the day. once we get through that catching a breather tomorrow friday opens the storm door again and friday, saturday, sunday on through next week. we'll continue to see an active pattern with an atmospheric river this weekend. and yet another system impacting u.s. next week. hour by hour today. rainfall really picks up after

10:00am. so we're saving the heaviest stuff till after your morning commute. bit of good news there. we will see heavy showers at times, especially in coastal north bay areas could result in small stream flooding. some ponding water on roads and specially some issues out to the delta. but by the time we work our way towards the late morning commute starts to move out. late evening commute. i should state moves out and that sets us up for a dry evening. a dry day tomorrow that i hope you take full advantage of a 3rd of an inch of rain for parts of the south bay. while north bay areas could see upwards of 3 inches in the north bay mountains. as for our north bay neighbors, its flood watches again, the rest of u.s. east bay, south bay and peninsula sitting out the flood watches today. we do have high wind advisories in effect, though. so it's a pairing of wind, a pairing of rain but not near as stormy as yesterday was 50's for your highs today. tomorrow is not just our the forecast. it's also our warmest some 60's for your highs. that's going to feel so great plan, something outdoors tomorrow. friday rainfall makes its return. and

as you can see, it stays with us through the weekend and into next week all right, john, thank you for that will. if you're traveling through the maze right now, like a long 8.80, or 5.80, it's around 20 minutes. >> to make it from san leandro up towards oakland right now. no hazards still accidents. there. just an uptick in traffic and travel time cause folks are heading out the door heading to work and school. 22 minutes may so that fremont street exit if you're traveling into the city right now, we do have slick conditions. windy conditions still in a 20 minute systemwide bar delay 15 minutes, a 80 to 101 heading across towards the peninsula, walking down towards the maze. about 18 minutes you're hopping on 24 walnut creek down to 5.80, about 16 minutes. 47 minutes along 101. 85 in to menlo park and 8.80, that stanley intial down towards to 37 about 47 minutes. darya. james, back to you. >> thank you. rain up 50 that i'm in today's tech. smart rich takes a look at the

latest security camera designed for your car. they can also connect your phone. just a reminder. we're going well, take a look at that. first. rain is best known for inventing the video doorbell 10 years ago. now it's creating a similar level of security for your car. >> here's a look at the rain car cam. >> the company behind the video doorbell is taking security on the go to park and one of those items that we've had. a lot of people about. josh roth is chief technology officer at rain gets to a video and audio just like the rest the ring system. there are 2 cameras, one facing inside the car. another facing out there attached to an art shaped amount that sticks to the bottom of your windshield. it's powered by usb-c cable. you have to run to the obd 2 port on your car. >> it's typically located to the lower left of the steering wheel. some cars are incompatible. the product is bill for high temperatures that you might get inside a car that actually ready for

both high and low temperatures about 130 degrees on the high going down to the negative temperatures on the low end of the camera continuously records while you drive but also captures motion based events like if your car's hit while its part, you can also say alexa record to trigger a manual reporting. but there's no other alexa functionality. we do have a life that does go on with recordings. me always want people to know. we're reporting the product. there's also a flip down privacy cover and gps. plus built-in cellular that $6 a month to activate. >> this will upload clips to the cloud and send you real-time alerts, rain. car cam retails for $250. and we extend the ring into other parts of people's lives like the car give the to treat them. >> the rain car cam is expected to ship in mid february. if you want to learn more, you can go to my website. it is rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. thank you very much. rich. we'll take a very much. rich. we'll take a break. be right back.

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>> our pilot came on and said there's an faa. >> ground stop that all flights in the whole country have been canceled. >> yeah, computer problems. the faa lifting, though its nationwide ground stop after we had that computer glitch overnight. we're live at sfo woodhouse impacting travel in the bay area this morning.

>> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> and thanks for waking up with us and aria and i'm james and we are waking up yes to still more rain, but it's not as intense as it was yesterday. thankfully consider that a win. yes, taking and things are going to change yet again. after that. john's keeping track of it all yet this next few days, things are actively changing. so today we're taking a step out of the severe weather. we're still wet for sure. and still windy. so make sure to bring the rain jackets with prepare for a wet day. >> but not the day lose that. we saw yesterday. tomorrow we get a break and then we're back to it this weekend with more rainfall. this is half moon bay right now. right there is little bit of clearing, but more so than not cloud cover and a lot more rain on its approach to us. we're seeing out there very active radar. you can see all the green that we've got. in fact, there is a few spots of yellow that some heavier rainfall that's really out of our viewing area. just east