and give your brain a boost. the simple ingredient found in some of the tastiest treats that could improve your memory. health reporter stephanie stahl shows you how to reverse the cognitive clock. those stories and more are straight ahead but we begin with a dreary and foggy night across the region. good evening everyone, i m jessica dean. i m ukee washington. it s a busy weekend and the weather is top of mine. let s get right to meteorologist kate bilo tracking when the rain will move out and when we might finally see some sun. kate. i think we re all really sick and tired of this weather. it s been 10 days now of cloud cover in philadelphia and today may have been the worst one yet. not only did we have the clouds but over an inch of rain fell the plants are loving it. us humans not so much. we re ready for the sun and all thanks to this upper level storm system at least the weather the past couple of days has been sitting and dominating the weather pattern over our
we had downpours like this. live doppler 7hd showing you we re not really seeing a solid band of showers. we re seeing along the coast widely scatters showers and much of the activity will stay off the coast, but along the immediate coastline there could be a scattered sprinkle. we ll have a chance for a sprinkler early on. by 9:00, clearing out the skies. by midnight, some spots in the 30s. so we have a very cool night on the way. this isn t even the coldest night on the seven-day. take a look at this. the storms have tan their toll on bay area trees, especially with many of them destabilize by the drought. this one came crashing down on apartments on bay shore road. and a similar scene in hayward where a van for special need children is charged. sir gentlemenin tan ha has the de sergio quintana has the details. this tree was just cut up by county crews a little while ago. the owner of the house noticed it had been leaning over. he figured it was trying to grow toward
his this backyard this morning and is pour thread for two hours. in daly city, the storm drains had a hard time keeping up. in pacifica, look city strong winds sending waves crashing against the coast. people stood watching as the waves splashed up on to the pier. right now there s a winds at wind advisory until 10:00 p.m. drew tuma is tracking the remnants of the storm with live doppler 7hd. it was a windy morning. look at peak wind gusts, oakland, 58 miles-per-hour, sfo, 47. even pleasanton, 40 miles-per-hour. with the wind came the rain. a lot of locations at the half inch mark oregon more than that. the numbers on the screen some of the highest daily rainfall totals we have seen since last december. so it s been quite some time sin we had downpours like this. live doppler 7hd showing you we re not really seeing a solid band of showers. we re seeing along the coast widely scatters showers and much of the activity will stay off the coast, but along the immediate coast
not only aftereffects but what to expect in the next 48 hours. this is farr from over. and jeff what are you seeing? well, the first storm in 44 days with winds that gusted as high as 66 miles per hour. looking at the doppler scan, you can see the consistent activity is down to the santa clara valley, and out to lexington hills, and los gatos valley and we believe it will continue. and the rainfall totals in 24 hours impressive with over 8 p inches in cloverdale and over 2 inches in nevada. and over to the south, impressive with the second blast of wet weather boosting the totals to 3 inches. and in las gatos, 3 7/8. and now, we think that the showers are less through saturday morning, but nothing heavy at this point. however, we are tracking a new storm system as we head into sunday. we will have more details on that, and we want to continue to storm team coverage with bay area s jeanne ellie as we hear the fans for the giants braving the elements to get tickets. repor
project that s coming. reporter: a new ferry expansion and also some bad water under the bridge between the port of san francisco and the owners. at one time, sinbad s was $220,000 behind in rent. they ve paid up since but there s also been sewage leaks into the bay. this has been an ongoing saga with the port. work with us in finding a way to remain here on a month to month tenantcy. truthfully i don t like the roller coaster ride. reporter: and governor brown says maybe it s just time. at some point it comes to an ends. after all, term endings ended me. reporter: as we know some fights never quite end. in the port of san francisco they re legendary. we re going to have a court fight about this because they re going to fight the eviction. the mayor is willing to start. he s not ending he s just beginning again. reporter: maybe sinbad s will have the same fate. back to you guys. maybe not, thanks bill. the demolition of sinbad is set to begin at the end of