a look at the south bay. let's check on things here along one o one just 32 minutes as you head towards menlo park. so we'll stay on top of those commute times for you and much more darya and james, back to you 8. '02, and that means it's time to start learning in dublin in class for the first time in a year. i know it's been a while. we're seeing these stories come up. more often has more. >> districts are coming online. we've got kron 4 sarah stinson live in dublin at the dublin elementary school where yesterday we were talking to you, sir. you're in castro valley welcoming. >> those little kids to school. >> today we're welcoming the dublin kids back to school. the youngest kids. that will be going back on the campus. some of them for the first time ever. but back to school. you know, feeling got pushed back. they've been doing distance, learning for the last years. so joining us now live is the superintendent of the dublin unified school district to the interim. this is daniel rail. thanks for joining us.

and down to the south bay. i will talk about rain totals and what to expect in just a few minutes. mike? >> all right. vianey, good morning. we're going to take you to the roadways where we have the green sensors and that's great for the most part the roadway may be damp in patches and you see the highlighted green over there. do not go to the peak of mount hamilton, you can't. we don't allow cars up there. top of the screen, santa rosa 101 is closed between mend siena and river road. i'm tracking that to see if i could find any more detail. use the frontage road to get st that. the bay bridge has no backup but much more going on. >>> a homicide investigation under way at a freemont apartment complex. "today in the bay's" bob redell is already live at the scene for us. what are investigators telling you, if anything, yet, bob? >> reporter: well, good morning to you. laura, this happened at the preya living city center apartment complex on freemont not far with the intersection of stevenson and the murder took p

off to the south bay, still looking at heavier rain pushing through evergreen at 5:15. rainfall totals pretty good as we got heavy downpours across the north bay. we surpassed a half inch. and for most of the bay area, we were in between that quarter to half inch range. coming up in about 15 minutes, i'll have more details about the next chance of rai >> that was amazing. sunshine, snow, hail, rain, everything, dramatic from across the area. the video looks like weather from other parts of the country. in santa rosa, a lot of hail. multiple crashes, unfortunately, in the area, including on 101. in windsor, a similar scene, strong hail leaving the roads white and icy. one driver said it was so dangerous he'd never seen anything like it in that area. and we always love seeing this. mt. hamilton, we'll go back to it, overlooking san jose. you can see a dusting there. in san jose, plenty of hail on the street level as well. let's bring in nbc bay area's robert handa, who spent hess day in the elements. robert? >> reporter: as you will see, it was beautiful skoonry all the w

accidents earlier in the south bay. the richmond sandra fell comey finally starting to recover just a little bit we're up to about 90 minutes here now we're getting back down you can still pc people are slowly inching along across the richmond sandra fell commute the bay bridge starting to pick up 17 minutes to that fremont street exit for you and that's going to look at the san mateo bridge heading across the peninsula here at 14 minutes, we're tracking your drive times and much more of a dorian james james back to you all right, thank you very much grant 7.47. >>let's go to the north bay now we're a family there is still looking for answers nearly 4 months after a loved one was killed, 24 year-old gabriel mendoza was shot and in valais last november and his fiance says that he was returning home from a fishing trip when someone killed. their son was less than a month old at the time. >>and not only from his family but from the sun. and i think they need to come forward. because he deserves justice it's heartbreaking.

the south bay right now. we get a closer look, we can see the spotty, light showers moving around fairfield and mostly now moving into concord. you can see it covering much of contra costa county as well as alameda county as you get ready to head out the door. some of the light rain moving into milpitas and will be approaching san jose soon. we'll be tracking this all throughout the morning, and we'll talk about what's ahead coming up in a few minutes. mike, what's going on? any problems for the commute? >>> kari, it sounds alarming when i tell you there's still activity blocking a couple lanes, or possibly blocking a couple lanes, of the bay bridge. an easy drive. so we're talking westbound into san francisco with the taillights, a smooth drive into the treasure island tunnel, just past that tunnel is where the activity was. look at the maps. the sensors don't show either. a crash as the last of the vehicles cleared from outer lanes. now just the effect of the rain kari has been talking about. the green high

. >>> more breaking news in the south bay. a 3.3 magnitude earthquake five miles east of gill roy happened about 50 minutes ago. just look at the quake. people did feel the brief shake but no reports of any damage. we have had three or four of those quakes about that same size over the past few weeks. >> another major development this afternoon. california is set to have a new attorney general and he's poised to make history. rob barta who represents the cities of oakland, alameda. he was named the governor's top pick. that announcement came this afternoon in chinatown. if confirmed, he would become the first filipino american to serve as california's attorney general. the governor highlighted his efforts to fight for communities of color, including working on reforming the justice system. >> my parents are my heroes and my role models. they taught me to fight injustice, to right wrongs and to help people. i wouldn't be here today without them. they are fierce forces for fairness, and they have fought injustice, and that has b

i've been watching the south bay over the past two hours. so with this one up thunderstorm, as you can see here with the lightning strikes will come in really tight here close with south bay for san jose. looks like right around berryessa protein milpitas is well, so, yeah, we still have some downpours for this portion of the region, especially focused in the south bay to click on this one cell just to give a sample the rainfall rate right now. that is a rainfall rate of nearly 1.44 inches and our so that's a pretty good downpour in the south bay right now. scattered rain showers still in the east bay and then up in the north bay. we still have two more coverage to more pockets of some yellows and reds, especially right around napa and also out we're saying halina. we still have some showers and some thunderstorms, and that'll be the case throughout the day. as we back out the maps here, you could see that main circulation. this is responsible for all of the unsettled weather for today that penis sunshine, the clouds, the thunderstorms and t

and the south bay easing of restrictions as mitt they area, bars and restaurants are reopening, but. >>there are signs of bartenders and servers are scarce as many have apparently moved on in search of work elsewhere. the owner of a popular 55 south and s p to nelson says finding enough people to accept part-time work has been and continues to be a struggle says the pandemic has also resulted in a kind of creative brain drain in the industry. >>i mean we reached out through social media and placed ads, you know trying to get smart new team members at. but it's been hard road. so we do have a a good amount of people have moved out of the area which really surprised we had a couple bartenders several service actually moved either down south kern county reno i have to have moved to vegas. >>that is more and more people get vaccinated they will be war are more willing to work in places that involved face to face contact. efforts to recall governor gavin newsome has collected more than 2 million signatures. that's far more than the 1.5 million needed for a special election to take place i

and the south bay right now we're still following roadway flooding on south bay 680 at allem rock there off ramp theum. i was following a car that spun out on the bridge. traffic is moving again. but it is really coming down there it is slick so make sure to slow down and watch out for others as well. and moving to the bay bridge toll plaza the are you managing your diabetes... ...using fingersticks? with the new freestyle libre 2 system, a continuous glucose monitor, you can check your glucose with a painless, one-second scan. and now with optional alarms, you can choose to be notified if you go too high or too low. and for those who qualify, the freestyle libre 2 system is now covered by medicare. ask your doctor for a prescription. you can do it without fingersticks. learn more at freestyle libre 2 dot u.s. ♪ >>> an effort to recall san francisco district attorney can move forward. city election officials gave organizers the green light to collect signatures. they need the signatures of 10% of the city's registered voters. that is a little more than 50,000 people. the group has unt

checking daytime highs for the south bay. looking at 70 trees for san jose, campbell, 71 for lo gat, os. also for brentwood. for the tri valley. upper 60's to about 70 as we look around the bay. 64 for you. 66 in oakland. alameda at 65. looking at 67 in san leandro and the north bay in the upper 60's to low 70's. 71 for a high in sonoma and for sonoma this afternoon. 72 for saint helena. mild temperatures will continue as we look to most of the workweek. rain chance will i canpick up as we look into late friday and saturday. the longer rain weather models showing unsettled weather. active weather pattern for milk week. let's check in with gianna for the latest open the traffic. >>> it's a busy ride to your tuesday morning commute. unfortunately this trouble spot we are monitoring westbound 80 at san pablo is a deadly accident with at least two right lanes shut down for the investigation. this will be out there for some time and we are seeing just a line of red and bumper to bumper traffic. it's getting very slow as you come o

following sig alerts in the east bay and also the south bay. starting in san pablo where the chp confirmed this is a deadly crash. a car hit a pedestrian westbound 80 at san pablo damm road. at least two lanes blocked and a backup is beginning to build. and a sig alert injuries reported and two lanes blocked on northbound 880 at old bay shore highway t on ramp. right at the intersection is where you are going to have a problem. live cameras now so you can see, other areas of the south bay, it is clear. so looking live at 101 in san jose. smooth conditis and also want to move over the emeryville and because of that unfortunate fatality that we're following in spooan pablo that is going impa emeryville and begin to neyo governor andrew cuom made an unwanted advance at her. and now she is the third woman to make claims against the governor. and jobina this a as an independent investigation by the state attorney general's office is under way. >> yes, kumasi, the latest accuser anna rook says governor cuomo left her feeling confused and embarrassed

so things have really quieted down across the south bay. as for the peninsula couple spots of sprinkles out there, especially near the coastline, just west of daly city and a little bit further to the north. we're also seeing a couple of light spots of rainfall mostly in those upper elevations above the north bay lake in the mountains just northeast of santa rosa and then right above the russian river and portions of northern sonoma county right now temperatures in the 40's and 50's a mild start. actually pretty similar at this point as to where we were kicking off the morning yesterday berkeley dublin in fairfield each right at 50 degrees. petaluma. you're at 48 right now. santa rosa also at 50 to kick off the morning after few lingering showers to start. we're already going to be clear likely by 10:00am that means by noontime today. some 50's a little bit of cloud cover, but some sunlight making its way through by 03:00pm and comfortably cool afternoon staying dry with highs back in the upper 50's to low 60's tell you plenty more about yo

in fact, as we jump to the south bay. we have to tell you that a second case of the south african variant has been found. >> in santa clara county. now this case is believed to be a result of community transmission, not travel related. another case of the variant was confirmed in alameda county back in february. so this latest case brings the total number of south african variants here in the bay area to 3. now the cdc says that the variant maybe about 20% more contagious laboratory studies right now show that they're also a little more resistant to the antibodies that you make with the vaccine. however, the cdc says the vaccine is still very effective against them. so you are recommended to to get that shot when you can right now. no coronavirus variant in the u.s. rises to the government's highest threat level. >> a california skydiving center has been ordered to pay 40 million dollars to the family of an 18 year-old man who died in a skydiving accident happened in lodi out of the parachute center back in 2016 with eric

too starting with the south bay highway 17 over the santa cruz mountains definitely slick. watch for a couple of especially slick spots there at the crest of the santa cruz mountains as we are seeing some rain snow mix this morning right there along the top 17 san jose over to sunnyvale little bit wet for you a little bit slick there too hayward up to oakland up to richmond all this looking at some areas of rain highway 24 before the tunnel when she dropped down into berkeley and oakland. also looking at some light showers sandra fell up one oh one, a couple light sprinkles there as well these on and off showers there at the very tail end once we see the showers clear out this morning we're done with it for the rest of the day today tomorrow saturday all looking nice and dry with increasingly sunny skies and increasingly warm temperatures especially as we move into tomorrow and saturday of the weekend. now today's daytime highs will be back into the 50's for most of the bay area little bit more mild than yesterday it's going to feel pretty nice too because you have the suns

we have a traffic alert with lanes on 880 in the south bay. it's causing a back up and a second alert has been issued moments ago by chp. this is on westbound 80. unfortunately they are reporting it's a fatal incident. they have called the coroner out. possibly a pedestrian walking on the roadway there or on the freeway. west 80 at san pablo dan road. two light lanes are blocked as they work on this incident and clear the crash and for the investigation. also northbound 880. two left lanes are closed until further notice. >>> we just got breaking news in of an unusual partnership that could really speed up vaccine supplies here in the united states. you know the johnson and johnson vaccine that was just approved by regulators, that one dose vaccine. now johnson and johnson teaming up with merc which tried and failed to make a vaccine. though are now apparently going to help produce johnson and johnson's vaccine so they can ramp up the supply in order to really get what johnson and johnson promised. it looked like it would fall way short of tha

we're talking here about homeless encampments near schools in the south bay kron four's, rob fladeboe. he brings us up to date now on the situation live from san jose. rob issue out there. well, that's special. >> that's right. vicki 2 school districts have spoken about this. but we know there are probably other some school officials telling us that school is about to reopen. they've got enough to worry about keeping kids safe inside the classrooms thought having to worry about what's happening in the neighborhood around the school. here's more. >> with some exceptions. there has been a kind of moratorium on homeless camp sweeps during the pandemic for safety reasons. >> but that has led to a proliferation of tense motorhomes. another street-side camps near schools. the homeless are camping across the street from shepherd middle school in the alum rock school district. well, our visa makeshift shelters block the sidewalk less than a block from shirakawa elementary in the franklin mckinley school district. it's time for action. said superintendent juan cruz. it's just that now with. >>

and then by 9:00 now reaching the south bay and the east bay. pretty fast-moving system but we're going to have some cold air behind it. this is color-coded to show you snow falling in the hills. look at that. monday morning. again, the diablo range, especially those inland mountain ranges that got some snow earlier this week, get another round as we go into monday morning. here you go on the snow map for the bay area. across some of the higher peaks for the north bay santa cruz mountains elevations generally abefore 3,000 feet to 4,000 feet could be seeing more snow on our bay area peaks and because of that cold air aloft and the march sun as it breaks out through the clouds that is a good recipe for thunderstorms. and like we saw earlier this week that does open the opportunity for some hail and some of that could be locally heavy at times. we did see some of that at times early in the week. there you see as that storm moves out monday will be one to watch. as we get that cool unsettled air mass settling on through that could bring snow at tim

she's live in the south bay this morning. kris? >> good morning. it was one year ago today that the head of the world health organization declared a worldwide pandemic and pandemic is not a word that health leaders use lightly. it means worldwide spread of a disease for which not a lot of people have immunity and that is exactly what the coronavirus turned out to be. but in declaring that worldwide pandemic the head of the w.h.o. urged all nations to do everything in their power to stem the spread. at that point that meant detecting cases and isolating sick people and later testing and treating people sick with covid. speaking on the "today" show today, dr. anthony fauci said even he can't believe how bad it would get. >> i made the statement things are going to get much worse before they get better, and that was at a congressional hearing a year ago today. it was march 11th, 2020. i said that. but i did not in my mind think that much worse was going to be 525,000 deaths. >> reporter: he said part of the reason for that is that the pandemic became

. >> reporter: vaccine sites in the south bay are fully booked. in contra costa county, leaders say there are hundreds available, so much so they expect to open eligibility to everyone 16 and up this week, two weeks before the state will. >> i think we're switching modes from like a mode of vaccine scarcity right now to a mode of vaccine plenty. >> reporter: why is there such a difference when it comes to supply in we spoke withstand ford's dr. yvonne maldonato. >> it is the result of the way we do all of our health care in the u.s. which is fragmented. we have an extremely fragmented health care system in the u.s. >> reporter: we've also learned some counties like contra costa have received an allotment from the federal government that santa clara and others are expecting soon. there's also the difference in vaccination rates due to the governor's push to get shots in the hardest-hit zip codes. >> i am hopeful but i also think we're going to have to be patient and not everyone's going to get their first choiceunders is. >> reporter: what does it

south bay and beyond for sale. signs are scarce amid a lack of inventory that is only adding to the competition in the tory levels right now are very low in santa clara county. we have about 645 single-family homes currently available on the market today. goss as the second home and condo markets are also heating up and that barring a resurgence of the pandemic. he remains bullish about where the market is headed. >> now with proposition 19 in effect, we do anticipate that will bring more homes to the market. but i still think a very strong demand with low inventory of homes available will continue to drive our market here in santa clara county. ga says there was a bidding war for this 5 bedroom. 3 bath home in san jose on that in valley. so this property we put on the market on super bowl sunday. we had 7 offers on the property and we've got a very, very good price for this home is sale pending reclosing ask on it next week. proposition 19 you may recall narrowly approved by voters last fall. >> a lot people over

mid50's in the south bay. 56 in santa clara and san jose. as we look to the east bay, concord as well as pleasant hill, mid50's. low to mid50's for the tri valley. as we look around the bay, san francisco at 54, 53 for daley city. the east bayshore line, 52 in alameda. 56 for oakland and for the north bay this afternoon low to mid50's. 51 for sonoma and napa. here is the extended forecast as we look at more showers. also a little bit of sun. isolated storms are still a possibility with small hail. there we go with thursday. we start to dry out. temperatures on the rise friday and saturday and then another weather system will bring the return of showers as we look to sunday and monday. back to you. >>> taking a look at the roadways. i want to show you a live look at the san mateo bridge. this is an area where we are seeing some pretty significant rain right now and that's the case. you can see that in the live shot. it looks like it's coming down pretty good on the freeway. be extra careful as you head out the door. you are dealing with rainy

and south bay. a rainy evening. tomorrow we transition to scattered showers and eventually a drier weekend and a much warmer seven-day forecast ahead. let's show you how the rain is right now. north bay is seeing the rain shut down. still looks a little stormy. 55 degrees. wind out of the southwest. san francisco the rain is for the most part starting to move off to the east. 53 currently. you see where the rain is moving to. from the east bay, you have walnut creek 57 degrees. southwest wind at 10 where the rain is falling. heavier rain on either side of san jose. it is that rain shad go we often talk about, how the rain falls in the santa cruz mountains. the rain starts falling again. you're seeing that play out right now. take you to the south bay around morgan hill north ward around 101. you can see the rain there right around east san jose. probably pretty messy commute as you approach highway 84 and west into hayward. the east bay lower peninsula right near san francisco. you can see how the r

let us know if you felt it as well in the south bay. marcus? >>> pfizer says its vaccine is 100% effective for children ages 12 to 15. the fda approves its use soon pfizer could get the vaccine to pre-teens and teenagers before the new school year. more than 2,200 students were part of that trial and none became infected. pfizer recently started testing on children from 6 months old to age 11. >>> happening today an important step forward for alameda county, it moves into a less restrictive orange tier joining four other bay area counties. santa cruz county also enters the orange tier today. napa county had hoped to move into the orange tier today, but just didn't meet the state requirements. tri-valley wine testing rooms can reopen indoors at 25% capacity. bowling alleys as well. indoor dining, movie theaters and places of worship now can be at 50% capacity. not too bad. >>> but now we can finally start to go indoors, we want to stay outdoors, spring-like temperatures, although summer making a little appearance today, kari. >> yes, we are goin

other than that the south bay is clear. we have those brake lights building out of tray a is you get onto 205 extending beyond north flynn. down with speeds about 22 miles an hour. the travel time checking in at 35 minutes 205 toward 680. east shore freeway clear and no delays on highway 4. >>> taking a like look at minneapolis where the trial of derek chauvin is set to continue today. yesterday the second day of testimony featured a string of witnesses to the arrest of george floyd. the 46-year-old died in custody last may. the court heard from a teen who recorded the widely seen video of floyd's arrest. her testimony was given off camera because of her age. >> i stayed up, apologizing and apologizing to george floyd for not doing more. >> witness donald williams will resume his testimony today. yesterday his 911 call was played for the jury. during cross examination the defense attorney showed the witnesses as part of an increasingly hostile crowd. >> did call the police on the police. >> and why did you do that? >> becau

we'll be at 49 in the south bay, 48 in the peninsula. tri-valley 46 and notice sunshine for everyone. be sure to have those sunglasses out if you're commuting back to work. 48 in the east bay, san francisco 43 and the north bay 49. daytime highs tomorrow on a climb with this dryer northerly wind. look at this, down here in the south bay, we're back up to 78 in morgan hill, 75 los gatos, 75 in san jose. in the east bay, those upper 70s in walnut creek. concord 80. not quite 80 in the peninsula, but a warm day for you. 79 in redwood city. we have 73 in the mission, and right through the north bay also going up to 70. 79 in santa rosa, 78 in sonoma and 76 in clear lake. we are dry this weekend on my 7-day forecast, but notice san francisco, we go from 72 tomorrow down to 59 on sunday. a storm is going to approach and we'll see the chance here for a few spotty showers next monday. we have 85 on thursday. that's our warmest day. 69 sunday, and by next monday, 65. raj and janelle, we'll have longer looks at this forecast coming up tonight at 6

we are down to 48 already in half moon bay. to the south bay we go. a live look at san jose. nothing but sunshine, a cloud-free vantage point right now. other temperatures from santa rosa to napa to concord, everybody again is mainly in the 50s. so it is a cool start to the weekend. overnight tonight we will find those clouds moving back in from the coast. mostly cloudy skies overnight tonight and temperatures still chilly in spots, like the north bay in the 30s. around the bay shoreline, low to mid 40s for starting temperatures on our sunday. daylight saving time, it does begin early tomorrow morning where we have to turn our clocks forward one hour. that means the sunrise tomorrow happening at 7:21 in the morning. that sunset now setting after 7:00, tomorrow it sets at 7:16 p.m. a really good time to replace the batteries in your smoke detectors as well. tomorrow we will find mostly cloudy skies. rain arrives first in the north bay in the afternoon, sliding south throughout the evening. temperatures mainly in upper 50s to around 60 degrees for daytime highs. on the storm im

south bay travel times all in the green. it's good for south bay commute. taking a look at the san mateo bridge. we are seeing more cars crossing that span in the commute direction but it's still 14 minute drive. taking a look at the golden gate bridge. all speeds in the green. 20 minutes highway 37 to the bridge. the bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights are on. that's stacking up cars as you can see there. still the drive is not too bad. a ten minute drive from the mcarthur maze into san francisco. that is a look at your traffic on the bay area roads. with owe will take a look at weather and mary, all of those cars hopefully have working heaters because it's chilly. >> yeah. hopefully they have that heat going this morning. it is a cold start to the day. bundle up if you are heading out the door this morning. we have clear skies. a lovely view on our mark hopkins hotel camera. light wind. what we call radiational cooling heat from the ground goes newspaper to the air. when you don't have that cloud cover to trap in that warmth you can have the temper

, and the south bay. lower 60s in the north bay, and the rain arrives tonight, so we'll talk more about how much rain we'll see, that's coming up in a few minutes. mike, any problems right now for the morning commute? >> kari, it's friday. very little traffic and to answer your question, very few problems, but let's look at the bay bridge toll plaza camera, because they did turn the metering lights on, 6:29, so seven minutes ago and the middle lanes are filling in coming off the maze. the berkeley curve no problem. 880 overcrossing no problem. light traffic but as we look at the map the backup will form with the metering lights back. the slowing on the san francisco side the decline likely why they turned the metering lights on. they want to keep everything moving smoothly in case there's an issue. the altamont pass sees a little more traffic as the issue cleared from tracy off of 205 and a roadside fire 101 near mckee and that's what is marked at the bottom of the screen, a warming fire, no injuries, no

. >>> vaccines for all with teachers in south bay prioritized. how the district is helping them get their shot. good morning. it is friday march 5. i am michelle griego. >> i am len kiese. good morning. clear this morning but the clouds are coming ahead of rain moving in tonight. >> mary will show us when and who is going to see it. >> all of us will see it as la that rain. changes ahead. we had sunshine yesterday. it was great to have that sun yesterday. we are starting with mainly clear skies. it's a cold start in the 30s and 40s as we kick off our friday. we will see increasing clouds as we go through the day. you see that on futurecast, clouds streaming in ahead of this cold front. that wet weather returns for us as we look to tonight. re10:0p.m. also ornighttonight looking at light rain with moderate rain in spots picking up about a tenth to a quarter inch and some spots about a half inch of rain. it's a quick mover. tonight and overnight by the weekend we are done. as we look to daytime highs and low to mid 60s around the bay and mid to upp

we're going to start with the south bay here. so san jose, you've been relatively dry so far lately just year north that we do have shower activity that is now work its way on into areas. mike fremont milpitas even on over towards mountain view and a little bit further north up into palo alto in redwood city do expect rainfall for you, but you are one of our drier spots right now. as for one of our weather spots. we do have widespread rainfall searching from oakland down the east bay through hayward and into fremont rainfall intensity. now increasing right along 6.80 from walnut creek through san ramon eventually into the tri valley seeing conditions easing up a little bit in areas like san francisco down through san mateo. while some light showers continue from santa rosa down through bolinas up in the north bay. this morning. he's light to moderate showers are going to carry us through the day today. the good news about today system is it's not packing too much of a punch. had we seen some heavy rainfall during the overnight ho

the next hour or two we will see rain push into san jose and the south bay. for the morning, we go from rain this evening to scattered showers with snow levels between 2,000 to 3,000 feet. a chilly start to the morning. highs tomorrow in the low to mid 50s. showers at times. daytime heating, there's a chance we might see isolated thunder which means low freeing levels, may have hail in addition to the low snow levels. hour by hour, the most widespread rain between now and 11:00 tonight. that clears out of the south bay. tomorrow morning, snow ongoing above 2 to 3,000 feet. a chance of snow by 3:00. heating of the day involves, the time we could see hail and isolated thunder. that's around 3:00. the atmosphere begins to stabilize. you see showers move out. rain chances start to wind down. given how quickly the storm is moving, rain totals generally and north bay mountains. here you go, snow. this gets interesting. east of san jose, santa cruz mountains, mount diablo, probably see some snow at times later tonight into monday. all this means for the sierra, wint

that includes a new site in the south bay in an area hard hit by covid. the aloha roller rink at the east ridge mall in san jose is now a max vaccination site. san jose, stanford health, and the county teamed up in hopes of offering 2,000 vaccinations at that site. the only problem, not enough vaccines available county wide. >> the critical issue, we are not getting supply. >> dr. martyfenster says they don't have the vaccines. the goal is to complete vaccinating people who have received the first dose. he doesn't know when the supply will stabilize or increase. despite shortages, we've learned help could soon be on the way. we'll break it down. follow along with me on this chart. first, the new vaccine from johnson & johnson. 21,000 doses arrived this week. half of those went to the coliseum. 320,000 doses will come next week. by the end of the month the state should have received 1.1 million j&j doses. the two-dose vaccines, next week california should receive 721,000 doses of the pfizer vaccine, 760,000 moderna. california is on track to get 1.8 millio

south bay and beyond for sale. signs are scarce amid a lack of inventory that is only adding to the competition in the tory levels right now are very low in santa clara county. we have about 645 single-family homes currently available on the market today. goss as the second home and condo markets are also heating up and that barring a resurgence of the pandemic. he remains bullish about where the market is headed. >> now with proposition 19 in effect, we do anticipate that will bring more homes to the market. but i still think a very strong demand with low inventory of homes available will continue to drive our market here in santa clara county. ga says there was a bidding war for this 5 bedroom. 3 bath home in san jose on that in valley. so this property we put on the market on super bowl sunday. we had 7 offers on the property and we've got a very, very good price for this home is sale pending reclosing ask on it next week. proposition 19 you may recall narrowly approved by voters last fall. >> a lot people over

we can see it moving through much of the north bay but also starting to hit the south bay as well as the east bay. as we get a closer look at parts of marin and sonoma counties, the rain is really starting to pick up there. and then as we move into san francisco, we also saw some of those showers passing by. but it is fairly light in the city. and we are going to see more of that rain moving down the peninsula, as well as the south bay, as we get rain bands kind of just rolling in, one after another. there will be some breaks in between but, of course, this is something we'll be in with as we go into today. this much-needed rain, definitely a welcomed sight. so far, only measured a quarter inch of rain in the heavier spots farther to the north. most of us are just now starting to see that rain coming in. we'll talk more about how much more additional rain we could expect and how much snow will fall in the sierra. that's coming up a little bit later. >> kari, first i heard it, then i've seen it over here in the south bay. san mateo bridge camera as well where we've been seeing that ra

for south bay, san jose, good morning. looking at highs at 66, mid 60s by 3:00 p.m. with that sun. high pressure builds in for today and tomorrow, and that means sunshine and warmer temperatures. so warmer compared to yesterday with those milder temps. as we go through saturday, much the same. on sunday, tracking this weather system that will bring return of rain late sunday into monday. timing it out, taking you hour by hour, you can see plenty sunshine as we head through the day. as we look to tomorrow, clouds in the morning and then looking at that sunshine as we head through our afternoon. for your sunday, as we go through the day, we will see clouds streaming in and then watch as i stop the clock at 2:00 p.m. you see that rain to our north in mendocino county. watch as the rain pushes across the bay area. this is sunday evening at 6:00 p.m. and again stopping the clock at 8:00 p.m. with the light to moderate rain pushing through on sunday night. in the meantime, sunrise today is at 6:24 and sun set at 6:14. checking daytime highs, looking at 65 in santa clara, 66 san jose and

sunol and the south bay's earlier slowing cleared up for 101. we may see more traffic in the next 20 minutes. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> next on "today in the bay," "nbc bay area responds." >> a store offers a $1,000 exchange but the shopper requests our help anyway. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura, "nbc bay area responds," next. >>> you know you can always find us on social media. sometimes we talk about the news and sometimes we talk about the news at home, what we're putting up for dinner, i showed you last hour, this time it's mike inouye's turn, take look at what he cooked up on thursday, a green penne with rowman broccoli sauce. sounds delicious. fizzo, it's a green color, italian but might be perfect to serve on st. patrick's. not everybody liked that corned beef and cabbage. tell us what make your family's mouth water. find us on facebook, twitter and instagram. >>> good morning. diane says she bought a cabinet set from a store in fairfield and paid $1,127 for it. three weeks later she noticed this, discoloration. you can s

this is just for the high schools. >> to the south bay now where a second case of that south african variant has been found in santa clara county. the case is believed to be the result of a community transmission, not necessarily travel related. another case of this particular variant was confirmed in alameda county back in february. so the new case brings the total number of south african variants in the bay area to 3. and the cdc says the variance maybe about 20% more contagious according to laboratory studies and apparently little more resistant to the antibodies, their produce from the vaccine. however, according to cdc should still get vaccinated because these vaccines do work against these variants right now. no coronavirus variants in the u.s. are rising to the level that the government needs to issue its highest threat level 7. '07. let's get to the latest developments with the atlanta shooter. the murder suspect robert long is going to be in court today. >> for the first time, the 21 year-old has been charged with killing 8 people at 3 different asian massage parlors and 7 o

as we head to the south bay, expect a high of 67 degrees. in downtown san jose, morgan hill, east san jose, and then for the east bay, we'll see some upper 60s reaching up to 69 degrees in antioch and concord, and those wind gusts at about 25 to 30 miles per hour. along the coastline, we could see gusts of over 30 miles per hour and more of the same in san francisco today, as we reach up to about 67 degrees in the mission district and our north bay highs in the upper 60s. so windows open today, enjoy the breeze. we've also seen some of those winds really kicking up because of high pressure moving in, but we're also going to see a slight dip in temperatures for thursday, as this storm system kind of passes to the north and east of us. then the weekend, high pressure moves in, it's still going to be breezy but temperatures ramping up and going to feel more like the end of spring rather than the first full weekend of spring. take a look at these numbers. in the upper 60s the next few days and then for the inland valleys, on saturday and sunday,

well, the bay area actually pretty quiet. south bay. very quiet currently, we do have wet spots on roads, especially on the peninsula in the east bay as these areas have most recently seen some of our widespread showers. and then for the north bay. we're looking at couple of sprinkles guerneville as well as out towards vacaville. but most of us are also nice and calm 40's and 50's for current temps with oakland or most mild spot at 53 some 40's in san mateo petaluma san francisco as well as livermore and dublin. all in all, just keep the rain jacket on. it's not all that chilly of a day and fact or even a little bit warmer than yesterday at this point afternoon highs will peak right around the same as they did yesterday wet tarmac out there sfo this morning highs in the 50's and 60's rain does pick back up this afternoon and that's actually what we're expecting some of our most widespread and heavy of rainfall impacting your evening commute. tonight all give you the updates as they happen. and of course, track those showers into the eve

highs on sunday starting in the south bay. another bright and warm date at 77. 76 for santa clara. 78 for morgan hill. redwood city, palo alto low to mid 70s. that fog will bring about the cooling effect along the coast. half moon bay only 59 degrees. downtown san francisco a little bit cooler. today was 69. tomorrow we will hit 65 downtown. cooler along the coast in the upper 50s. 58 at sunset. 77 in sonoma. 74 upper 60s to low 70s with tons of sunshine. inland in the upper 70s to lower 80s by tomorrow afternoon. here's the seven-day forecast. sunny and a wide range tomorrow. breezy and briefly cool or monday. the temperatures quick rebound by tuesday. wednesday the warmest day we have all week in the 70s and 80s and then gradually back to average by saturday. >>> now sports with chris alvarez. >>> the warriors are struggling. golden state has won just three of 11 games and drop to 1-6 without steph curry. golden state loss by 16 to the . it wasn't even that close. the defense was lacking. without staff, no consistent firepow

well temperatures in the south bay, mostly low 70's, san jose and campbell right at 71. all at 69 from the tri valley through fremont up to hayward while 67 in oakland while the creek concord and then all of solano county in the 70's today fairfield our warmest spot by a couple of degrees at 72 degrees today now tomorrow and thursday temperatures don't change much we're still going to be mostly sunny a few clouds here and there friday, you'll notice a bit more cloud cover and temperatures beginning to slide that sets us up for the cooler cloudier and wetter rest of your forecast saturday morning a few spotty showers sunday drive monday showers arrive again on into the evening. reyna john thank you so we still have the hot spot is and pamela been following. >>a fatal accident here 80 westbound at san pablo dam road. good roundabout would be richmond parkway or to go straight down to san pablo avenue now we were covering a traffic collision here in the south bay. but now we have another new one just popped up right here westbound to 37 at mathilde avenue and that's out the

a tree comes crashing down in the south bay. hear from residents who say it sounded like a bomb went off. >>> and ready to pass. the vote today, that could finally put the president's mega coronavirus relief plan into action. good morning. thank you for starting your wednesday with us. it's march 10th. >>> isolated thunderstorms and even hail. mary starts our storm watch team coverage. what is your latest radar telling us? >> we are looking at scattered showers and even brief heavy downpours. strong cells still popping up on high definition doppler it. was an active overnight for us where we had several lightning strikes and even small hail. you may have heard that um arel of thunder. here we go on high definition doppler. tracking it all for you as we look to the tri valley and east bay. you can see the cell popping up the the yellow and orange colors indicate more of that intense rainfall. right over sonell. you can see that downpour. the rest of the east bay, clayton get that wet weather. antioch this morning. you can see tha

tonight, we still have rain in the south bay. showers around san jose everyone snow around hamilton. it's a cold storm we're tracking and we're also bringing gusty winds. look at these winds gusting to 25 ukiah. we have a wind advisory currently in effect lasting through 11:00 a.m. tomorrow with this level 1 storm we're tracking through monday. tomorrow there's a chance of a thunderstorms developing. into the afternoon i think the best chance of finding those showers is likely around the peninsula and in the south bay. here's the accu weather forecast. we'll track the rain chance tomorrow. drier brighter after a cold morning on tuesday. partly cloudy for st. patrick's day then more showers return thursday evening into friday. >>> drew many thanks. you can recreate a little bit of disney magic in your very own home guided by disney imageneers. we launched a new series called imagine from home. you can learn how to make animated scene inspired by small world. take a look. >> i'm a concept designer gner r walt disney imagineering. i

area, a highly contagious covid-19 strain in the south bay. what we're learning now about the person infected. >> vaccine eligibility expanding but one county says b >>> a rally cry against asian hate all across the bay area. the message of unity and support growing this morning. >>> good morning. it is friday, m i'm len kiese. >> i'm michelle griego. we begin with a traffic alert. gianna is taking a fatal crash in san francisco. >> reporter: yes. unfortunately the investigation is under way and it is one person that died at the scene so it will be there for quite some time, this closure and the investigation will take awhile. this is northbound 101 at the 280 split as you head into san francisco. it is open there connecting to 280 north or southbound where you'll have the closures but adding to that, there is another accident in the backup

rain will go back to the south bay tonight. it is a level one system we are tracking tonight and it lingers into tomorrow. brief downpours. windy at times. tomorrow afternoon there is a chance of a thunderstorm that could produce some hail. the possibility of snow on the highest peaks. the wind advisory will go into effect starting at 10:00 p.m. tonight through tomorrow morning for the entire coastline , as well as the bay shoreline where we could see northwesterly wind pick up and they could gust anywhere from 30-50 miles per hour. if it is trash day in your neighborhood early tomorrow morning, maybe way to put the can out what does not blow over. later this evening, 7:00 p.m., widespread light rain. by 9 pm it looks like the focus of the wet weather is through the east bay and the south bay. overnight, first thing tomorrow morning, the showers become more scattered in nature and during the day, this is when we have a chance of finding a thunderstorm developing. and even snow in the highest peaks like mount hamilton. rainfall

a possible shower in the south bay. the temperatures are fairly uniform in the 40s and 45 in san mateo and good morning menlo park and in the 40s here in oakland. 43 in san rafael as well as san ramon. a look outside now at emeryville, and few clouds there, otherwise the system is well east of us, and looking at sunny skies today and tomorrow, and the rainy pattern begins monday and looking at the level one system, and looking at the winds with the factor along the coach, and the upper elevations, and the sea breeze kicks in at 20 miles per hour, and mt. tam with mount diablo, and overall, we are warmer out there, and the snow fall that continues out there from 10:00 to the total out there on the roadway, and they are slick and beyond that, we have the fresh powder and the sunshine along the way for the sierra nevada. skipping ahead, we have monday night to tuesday and the wet weather returns, and as we get into the tuesday and the wednesday, and it looks like we will have the on/off showers, and this is going to take u

help could be on the way for a south bay neighborhood historically plagued by gun violence, san jose police are considering using a gunshot detection system in the cadillac winchester neighborhood. it's a portable system mounted on poles that can detect gunshots read license plates and record video real-time alerts can them eliminate gaps in reporting those shots to the police so they can respond quickly. the city says it won't be used for traffic violations or any other law enforcement believed police say the system could reduce overall crime though as well. >>for your money this morning democrats are trying to pass president biden's covid relief plan but republicans brought the whole process to a grinding halt last night, washington correspondent alexandra le mon joins us now live from dc to explain the tactic that was used last night to really slow things down alex. >>hey james good morning will senator mitch mcconnell had promised that republicans would do everything they can to try to stop this covid package and that's exactly what they're doing in fact one republican kept the s

. >>> it's a turning point for teach nerls the south bay. santa clara county says it has enough vaccines. teachers became eligible for vaccinations a couple of weeks ago, but the supply was limited. getting teachers vaccinated is a main driver in reopening our schools. county health leaders emphasized that schools can and should return to in-person learning asap. anyone working in education or child care who is not yet scheduled an appointment is encouraged to reach out to their employer. >> with the number of people being vaccinated in the millions, a lot of experts are trying to answer the next burning question, will covid vanish completely? we spoke to a prominent professor and this is the question, will it go away or come back like the flew -- flu every year? >> reporter: i spoke with dr. lee riley, and that question was simple, what happens next? the answer is comply complicate. the first scenario, which is perhaps the most frightening here, is the situation where the different variants continue to spread and outrun the vaccine. that wo

right now, green centers, easy drive, take you to the south bay, a few more details about that crash, north 101, a car did roll over, no reports of injuries. in fact, i don't know how long that car's been there, so chp is checking that out, no slowing past the scene but watch for flashing lights. little slowing out of the altamont, quick look at the bay bridge heading across over to san francisco. bay bridge toll plaza has an easy, light drive, guys. back to you, marcus. >>> the list of san francisco leaders calling on school board member allison collins to resign continues to grow. she's been criticized for a series of tweets she posted in 2016 that many asian-american pacific islander community members say are insensitive and inflammatory. sergio quintana is breaking down that growing controversy. >> reporter: during the san francisco unified school district board meeting three and a half years ago, before collins was a commissioner, she seems the reference the basis for her now controversial tweets as she reads a speech to the board. last year at my school, i heard some boys joking

and west it's slowly meandered further to the south just west of the bay area. and it's about to make its way on shore. it's not going to impact us here in northern california though it is going to result in some rainfall as soon as tomorrow for areas like la and san diego first measurable rainfall in some of these spots since january so it's great for them to be seeing that we stay dry on into tomorrow thursday and even friday. now saturday is our better chance of rainfall and the storm door opening up after that point for continued showers into next week. it does look like saturday is rainfall may dodge the bay area and more so impact the central coast, southern california. and then the north coast as well. we do expect some sprinkles early saturday, but it's looking like a less and less of a possibility of rain right here in our own backyard. as for sunday we remain dry before monday a better chance of showers and certainly a much better chance of snow up in the sierra nevada, which is really need it up snowfall has dwindled the past few weeks temperatures in