cold front pushes there this there is a chance of seeing isolated thunderstorms and also the possibility of some small hail. so we definitely want to keep an eye out for that. san francisco 46 degrees right now, north bay 40, and if you notice these 40s yesterday did manage to climb into the 60s. but judging by the doppler radar we can expect to see more of that rain. you can actually see some of that snow off in the sierra. they're expecting over 30 inches of snowfall and here in the bay area we're expecting not too much in terms of rain totals but our highs for today, get ready because they're only going to be climbing into the 50s. we're not expecting to see the 60s. so definitely expect to see a much cooler day ahead, but overnight we are expecting that rain to sort of taper off into early monday morning when there will still be a lingering chance of some rain but i'll have more details on that winter storm warning and course there is still a beach hazard that remains in effect as well. >> thank you. with all this rain we've had especially in the south bay the st. a clara water district is keep a close eye on the situation at coyote creek. the current level's 99% capacity right now so it's not expected to phil spill over and water officials don't expect the creek to flood again. you can track the rain with our free nbc bay area app just click on the weather tab. political tensions boiled over in berkley as supporters of president trump clash with counterprotesters at the march for trump rally. ten people were arrest and a handful of others were injured. supporters for trump were outnumbered by anti-trump demonstrators. police confiscated several weapons including metal pipes, bats, and two by fours. trump supporters tell us they expect today to be tension but they felt that they needed to make their voices heard. >> you can sit here and say, yeah, what'd you expect. but, you know, i think there's -- the moment you stop exercising your right you lose them. >> i think their purpose here is to provoke berkley. >> officers say they're not always able to make immediate arrests without inciting further violence or injuring peaceful bystanders however they will work to continue to identify suspects. it was one of the marches across the country. on the left, new york city and right is at berkley. things got heated across the country as tempers flared against dooulg dual yelling groups of protesters. about four hundred bart passengers in the east bay spent nearly two hours stuck in the train and stopped on elevated tracks all caused by a fire. the fire broke out just after 5:30 yesterday evening it happened in an electrical substation just south of walnut creek. because so much electricity was surging through the substation, firefighters had to wait until electricians arrived before fighting the fire. the incident caused a major shut down. >> trains couldn't move between laugh yet towards concord and bay point or pleasant hill and the trains that he were in concord and pleasant hill couldn't make it to laugh yet or rock ridge or into the city. >> the train finally rolled into walnut creek station allowing people to get home after 7:00. our investigative unit has uncovered problems with their tleet of trains yet to go into service. a standoff in the south bay ends after several hours. it started around 6:00 last 9 night when a man allegedly threatened a park ranger along the coyote creek trail. officers set up a command post along the trail at the intersection of story and center roads and they made attempts to talk the man down from a foot bridge along the creek. we are told the standoff wrapped up just after midnight but we have not been told by police how tended or if that man was taken into custody. now, to the latest political twitter storm. yesterday morning president trump sent several tweets making serious accusations against former president obama. one reads, terrible. i just found out that obama had my wires tapped in trump tower just before the victory. nothing found. this is mccarthism. president obama's team calls the acc sagsz false. ben rhodes tweeted that the president can't order a wiretap. the obama administration also had a rule to never interfere with justice department investigations. california's lieutenant-governor calls president trump's claims extremely irresponsible. >> this is a profound distraction but it's also a blockbuster accusation of real historic consequence to suggest the president of the united states, the former president of the united states was directly involved in wiretapping. and he did not back that up except in 140-character tweet. that is for me highly irresponsible. >> he has offered no evidence of wiretapping. he also threatened to put a lawyer on the case. now to the president's travel ban. sources tell nbc news that the president is expected to sign a revised order tomorrow. his original version is currently blocked by a federal appeals court. well a deadly crash near the facebook campus in men low park just after 3:00 saturday morning. a car drove off the road on eastbound bay front expressway. the car smashed into a drainage pipe and ditch. firefighters say the driver, a man died at the scene, he was the only person in the car and his name has not been released. police say they've made an arrest in the deadly stabbing from last weekend. police say 37-year-old robert welt ton shown here stabbed 44-year-old michael knight to death in his home on western avenue last saturday. knight died the day after the attack. police arrested welt ton friday without incident. the motive for the killing remains unclear. a national park officer saved the day for a tourist in france. the officer chased down a man suspected of breaking into a tourist's car and stealing her purse. it happened yesterday near baker beach. the tourist who's from philadelphia said she hid her purse in the car under a jacket when she and her friends went to the beach but when they came back they saw a smashed car window and a missing purse. >> the officer came and he, you know, chased the person that he thought might have stolen it because there were some people kind of casing the parking lot. >> during the police chase the suspect's car slammed into a nearby tree but the suspect got out and ran away from the car. fortunately, though, the stolen purse was still inside the car. much more ahead on today in the bay coming up. next time you fly you'll notice a big change in security pat dunes. the new rule that's about to be felt by millions of travelers and it started this weekend. plus, coming together to fight breast cancer. the event held in the bay area and the message young women want to share about the disease. it's just a date. i can stay. i'm good. i won't be late hey mom. yeah. no kissing on the first date, alright? life doesn't always stick to a plan, but with our investment expertise we'll help you handle what's next. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. let's take a live look outside now on this sunday morning. good sunday morning it is 7:10 in the is san jose it's cloudy out there and chilly and a chance of rain for the rest of the day. well, they say their building is unlivable so residents went to their landlord's house to tell them all about it. the people who live in this complex say their apartments are plagued with black mold, water damage, and even cockroaches. they claim instead of fixing these problems, john and brian leon increased their rent by $300 per month. tenants took their complaints to the owner's home in hillsboro and briefly spoke with someone through the door but no one came out to meet with the group. some say they the wet winter is making things worse for their apartment complex. >> we've got bad conditions there in the bedroom as well as black mold and milled due that showed nupt bathroom from the water damage. as many rent increases that we pay they haven't improved anything. >> now, we have reached out to john and brian leon, so far they have not made any comment. now, to the south bay the work is just beginning but progress continues in san jose. more than 300 volunteers came out yesterday to clean up parks around the city devastated by the recent flooding. this is at kelly park in east san jose. people picked up litter and got rid of stray branches and dead wood. >> where we're standing right now was under about six feet of water during the height of the flood so all the trees around us had litter all the way up above our heads. >> and today it's going to be much more of the same. more volunteers are expected to continue the cleanup with flood waters now gone many homeowners are dealing with the potential development of dangerous mold in their walls. much more ahead coming on today in the bay. a disturbing find at a local convenience store, how it may have compromised your personal information. and we are tracking rain which is why we are under a microclimate weather alert. take a look at half moon bay. nice skies with the cloud cover but he are tracking the possibility of some isolated thunderstorms and possible hail. plus i'm also talking snow levels and snow accumulations. all of that right after the break. stay with us. 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[burke] and we covered it, february fourteenth, twenty-fifteen. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ frcisco a live look outside the golden gate bridge in san francisco, it is bright and sunny in some spots but as you can see a little bit of rain on the camera there. we'll have a full weather forecast coming up in a couple minutes. the reminder about the dangers of credit card readers. pacifica police say they found a card skimmer on an atm machine inside a 7-11 store. the store is near clared den road and san francisco boulevard. a customer noticed a wire sticking out from the atm 379 she took a closer look and saw a false bottom of the keypad and even a pinhole camera. police say it's always a good idea to be suspicious of loose, damaged or loose card readers and to block the keypad while you're entering your pin number. if you're head egg to the airport you may notice a difference in security lines. they're tightening the rules on pat downs. we tell you about an aggressive procedure which is getting mixed reviews from security experts and passengers. >> reporter: air travelers may start feeling a difference in airport security lines. the tsa satellite tightening rules on passenger pat downs. previously transportation security officials used several types of pat down, usually after a person stepped off the metal detector alarm. now those options have been replaced with a universal procedure that's more comprehensive. >> from an operations perspective it's a little bit easier because everybody has to learn one procedure, one technique and they don't have to try to make a jung meant call as to which one to use. >> joo in a statement to nbc news, they say the new procedure does not involve any different areas of the body than were screened in the previous standard pat down procedure. the tsa says pat downs will still be done by an officer of the same gender and it may still include kpeks of sensitive areas such as breasts, groin, and the buttocks. >> this is not anything that's going to benefit security. all it does is turn the checkpoint into a place of indecency. >> travelers had mixed reaction. >> if it helps prevent something, it's a good thing. >> if they do is the way the police do when they've got a suspect under arrest i think it would be a little invasive. >> reporter: the rule follows a 2016 study. it failed to detect 67 weapons out of set of weapons a 95% procedure rate. the face a new problem, the balance of keeping americans safe in a post-9/11 war. now to the fight against breast cancer people gathered in san francisco to raise awareness and learn more about the cancer. the cancer prevention institute of california says more than 200 breast cancer patients and medical professionals attend the conference every year. one survivor said she wanted to share her story and tell them anyone can be diagnosised with breast cancer including young women. it provide the latest information and trends in breast cancer treatment. they also receive help in retrieving treatment related options. >> we've got some weather going on, thunderstorms, what happened. >> so we haven't seen thunderstorms yet but there is a possibility and with these cold fronts moving in that means a chance for hail in some areas. so that's why we have issued a microclimate weather alert. we aren't expecting a crazy amount of rain, but if you look there is a little bit of snow accumulation. 43 degrees right now and we are expecting some snow in the lower elevation area. so you can kind of see it off in the distance, this is our weather underground camera. we are expecting to see a good amount of snowfall, which is not going to make for very good travel conditions. 48 degrees right now, scatters showers in the tri-valley, france 46 degrees and still seeing rain in the north bay. the doppler radar over the last two hours we have seen that rain moving in overnight and early this morning as well which means the road are still very slick and you can see some of that snow coming down along the sierra. now san jose still expected to see a couple showers and just offshore we will be keep a chance for some showers all day long. with that also seeing cooler temperatures. we have seen upper 60s and we even saw some 70s earlier this week. not today. we should be topping out into the lower mid 50s. palo alto about 55 degrees were san jose, 56 degrees and france 54. let's talk about that timeline. if the we fast flord through the 11:00 a.m. hour you can see there's still a good chance for rain near the fremont area, near san mateo and then santa rosa and the north bay is expected to keep that rain in the forecast all day long. so we are going to catch breaks of sunshine, though. there might be periods where you might be driving and it's kind of coming down pretty hard and then it breaks up and you see some breaks in the clouds and that's when you see peaks of sun shiep. fast forward to 11:00 at night and we have another band of showers passion through. cloudy, foggy conditions as well and then of course we're going to see that snow. she's showers are going to carry over into monday morning, an early morning chance of seeing a few lingering showers left behind if you notice along the oakland, san mateo area in the early commute areas but still expect to see some wet roads. as always, slow down when it's raining. and if you don't believe it's raining, look that the shot over lake tack hoe. i think if you're already out there you're pretty good but if you had plans ton het out there take a look at how much rain we are expecting which is why there is a winter weather warning in feekt and that's because we could see anywhere from eight to 14 inches of the lower elevation areas of about 3 to 4,000 feet. we've already seen snow near 2,000 feet in the north bay area as well. something to keep an eye on. 6,000 feet anywhere from 18 to 20 plus inches of snow. definitely something to see. overnight less rain, sunshine and showers today and we are tracking the chance of seeing some possible isolated thunderstorms and even a chance of hail into the evening hours which means your day planner for today is going to stick to the rain gear, i would say even keep that umbrella in hand although you might get tricked by that sunshine. 45 degrees at 12 and we will be in the fiftsds. not climbing anywhere above the 50s and over the next seven days we do have a bit of a drying trend coming up. by monday morning we see those showers ending into the early afternoon. fast forward through tuesday, wednesday, and thursday and you notice a change in those temperatures. we go from the mid 50s right back up to the 60s and for inland we start seeing the 70s again in the forecast through the middle of next week. so as long as we get through today safely and if you have plans to travel up to lake tahoe please check the road conditions. >> much more 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played more roles than most. >> i had been working since about 1961 in hollywood. >> i worked with jimmy stewart and henry fonda and fdi, "gun smoke", bow nan saturday. >> she also appeared in "eraser head" and "twin peaks". but it was a role she landed in tv's show that she's best known for today. she featured in the nation's living room each week as teacher ms. beetle on "little house on the prairie ". >> sweet, kind, school teacher. >> reporter: her character on "little house" was whole some and pure. the she was more complicated she made this previously unseen home movie of during a road trip. >> one day he calls me up and says i've got to get out of town. we jump in his car and just start driving. so i have all this footage of jim driving the pacific ocean in the background and walking upt steps to the castle, he's eat a hot dog, and i never saw him again and he was dead in six months. >> reporter: but stewart had her own struggles. >> and then after i left "little house" went too a depression, i was drinking to much and doing drugs. >> reporter: she eventually move to napa and married her second husband then they successfully battled cancer. you might say it's the kind of life that would make a good book. well. >> reporter: it's called "little house in the hollywood hills ". >> reporter: the? >> the real heart of the story was surviving things like alcoholism and the death of a spouse and total financial ruin and just bouncing back. >> reporter: these days stewart lives quietly in napa sewing what she calls beetle bags for her legions of "little house" fans. she playing what may be her finest role yet, a newly wed. >> i'm healthy, happy, in love. >> reporter: nbc pay area news. much more ahead on today in the bay coming up. a scary turn of events for a new giants coach who underwent surgery after being hit by a foul ball. we'll have an update on his status. also your four-legged friend, we know they're part of the family but could you be contractually obligated? nbc bay area responds. we'll have the answer next. take a live look outse -- rainbow over palo altwe are unde 7:29. look at that a live look outside this is a rainbow over palo alto. we are under a microclimate weather alert this morning. the bay area was hit hard with rain overnight. although some spots clearing up here and there. this is a look at our doppler radar, you can see all the green. also increasingly cold temperatures are providing a nice round snow for the sierras. good morning and thanks for joining us i'm michelle roberts in for vicky win. let's check in. the snow we've been hit so hard this winter and there's more. >> there isnd that's why there's a winter storm warning in effect. that's important to keep in mind the travel conditions company get dangerous if you're making your way up there. another reason we're under an alert is because we are tracking the possibility of seeing a few isolated thunderstorms with a chance at that it may produce some hail in the area. so we're not going to see a lot of rain in terms of rainfall, just under a half an inch for most of the bay area, over an inch to two inches in some parts of the bay area. another thing you're going notice as well is a drop in those temperatures. here's a look right now at that doppler radar. we did see some of that heavier rain overnight and it's starting to track east an what's going to be left behind is more of some scatters showers and then don't rule out the chance of seeing more scattered showers throughout the day. we have plenty of that moisture sitting offshore which means your temperature trend if you look by san jose about 10:00, 11:00 a.m., about 12:00 see another round of showers again. so we aren't going to dry out entirely but we will catch some breaks here and therefore both san hoe a and is san francisco as. well also expecting to see highs only in the 50s, so a much cooler day if you enjoy running in the rain on cooler days, make sure to be safe. once you see thunderstorms, bring it inside. >> all right. chilly, rainy sunday. thank you so much. with all the rain that we've had, especially in the south bay, the santa clara water district is keep a close eye on coyote creek. a live look is just under 99% capacity right now. what you're seeing is runoff from the hills, it's not spilling over. water officials do not expect coyote creek to flood again. you can check it with the app, just alcoholic on the weather tab to be get our live doppler radar. political tensions boiled over in berkeley as supporters from president trump clash with counterprotesters at the march for trump rally. ten people were arrested a handful of others were injured. mlk civic center park fights broke out and police confiscated several weapons including metal pipes, batsz, two by fours. trump supporters tell us they expect today to be tense but felt that they needed to make their voices heard. >> you can sit here and say, yeah, what'd you expect. but, you know, i think there's -- the moment you stop exercising your rights, that's when you lose them. >> i think their purpose here is to provoke berkeleyites. >> officer say they're not always to make immediate arrests without inciting further violence or injuring peaceful bystanders but police say they will continue to work to identify the suspects and the berkley march was one of about 50 scheduled in the city. in on the right is washington, d.c. things got heated in several rallies across gts count country has tempers flared. trapped in the dark with no place to go, about 400 bart passengers on the east bay spent nearly two hours stuck on a train and stopped on elevated tracks all caused by a fire. the fire broke out just after 5:30 yesterday evening. it happened in an electrical substation just south of walnut creek. because so much electricity was surging through the substation, firefighters had to wait until bart electricians arrived before fighting the fire. the incident kauszedcaused a mat down. >> they couldn't move between concord and pleasant hill and the trains that were in pleasant hill couldn't make it to laugh yet or rock ridge or into the city. >> the train rolled into the walnut creek station allowing people to get home just after 7:00. our investigative unit has uncovered problems with bart's new fleet of trains which have yet to go into service. go to nbcbayarea.com/investigation. a standoff in the south bay ends after several hours. san jose police say it started around 6:00 last night when a man threatened a park ranger along the coyote creek trail. it happened at happy hollow trail and skzoo. he made an attempt to talk the man down off the bridge by the creek. we're not told how tended or if that man was taken into custody. and we are following a developing story out of sacramento. police are investigating a drive by shooting that took place outside a church. four people were wounded. this happened around 7 clb 30 last night. police say three of the victims needed surgery, two of them viet nam life-threatening injuries. investigators are trying to get a description of the suspect's car. no arrests have been made. now to the latest political twitter storm. yesterday morning president trump sent several tweets making serious accusations against president obama. one reads. terrible. i just found out that obama had my wires tapped in trump tower just before the victory. nothing found. this is mccarthism. president obama's team calls the accusation false. former deputy national security adviser ben rhodes tweeted that the president can't order a wiretap. the obama administration also had a rule never to interfere with justice department investigations. california lieutenant-governor calls the president's claims extremely unprofound. >> it's a black buster accusation of real historic consequence to suggest the president of the united states, the former president of the united states was directly involved in wiretapping and he did not back that up except in a 140-character tweet. that is, for me, highly irresponsible. >> mr. trump has offered no evidence of wiretapping and did not speak to reporters. the president also threatened to put a lawyer on the case. now to the president's travel ban. sources tell nbc news that the president is expected to sign a revised order tomorrow. his original version is currently blocked by a federal appeals court. anational park officer saved the day. the officer chased down a man suspected of breaking into a tourist's car and stealing her purse. it happened yesterday near baker beach. the tourist was from philadelphia. she and her friends left her purse under a jacket while they went to the beach but they came back and found a smashed car window and the missing purse, and that's when the officer jumped into action. >> the officer came and he, you know, chased the person that he thought might have stolen it. i saw suspicious people kind of casing the parking lot. >> during the police chase the suspect's car slammed into a nearby tree but the suspect got out and ran away. fortunate lit stolen purse was still in the car. if you're a pet own you are you probably heard about pet wellness plans they're often advised as a health insurance policy. be careful there's often a catch. we hear one woman's story. >> reporter: there's a valuable lesson here for any pet owner. before you pay for a health plan for one of them to you'll want to read the fine print. >> she loved go for a car ride. >> this is a story about tink, a dye dog with a termal disease. ka let adopted her four years ago knowing she was on borrowed time. she took out a wellness plan from banfield pet hospital to pay for her medicine over the years. the policy renewed in october but in november tink pass aid way. >> i was devastated. >> in grief she called to cancel the plan only to be told it was a one-year policy so she'd have to continue paying for the next ten months. >> why should i have to pay $50 a month for a dog that isn't around anymore. >> that's a good question. we have the answer. >> in the eyes of the law, animals are chattels, they're property and you're buying basically property insurance. >> that means sefrg governed by the policy. colette constituent find her contract but the company shared it with us. it states even in the event of death or loss of a pet, you still have to pay the entire membership fee or the full cost of the care the pet received. off the response team got involved, banfield waived their policy and allowed her to cancel with no additional charge, an exception she's grateful for when weighing her next pet policy, colette will surely read the fine print. >> looking back it's not the best decision we could have probably made for her. >> if you're considering pet insurance, shop around. different companies have different prices an different plans that you can weigh against your specific needs. call us with your consumer questions. the number is 888-996-tips or nbcbayarea.com/response. much more ahead in the bay, the first giant's first base coach who had to have surgery after being struck in the face with a foul bawling during a spring training. and the warriors are taking the national stage today in new york city, the question is account splash brothers breakout of their shooting slump? what the team is saying ahead of today's game. the kind of deep sleep i can only get on my tempur-pedic. it adapts to me. my shape, my size, my body. tempur-pedic. this sleep is power. losing their lasto the warriors are coming off their first regular season losing streak in nearly two years, losing their last two games in the wake of kevin durant's knee injury. today they try to get back to their winning ways as they take on the knicks in new york. for that to happen the team is going to need the splash brothers to make a return. klay thompson and steph curry have been in a bit of a shooting slump. they say it is not time to hit the panic button. >> it's another thing for every one of the shots to be going in and not like that kind of hurts a little bit more, but, it happens. unfortunately, they're both trying to hit a low point where they're strug ailing bit at the same time, but you've just got to find different ways to win. >> it will turn but we've got do the other things around that when it does turn we start making shots. but, you know, we get back to who we are. >> and some good news from spring training, giants first base coach jose is resting after a scary injury. the team says he was struck in the face yesterday by a foul ball. he suffered a broken nose, laceration, and small fractures in his bone. the new coach had to be air lifted from the stadium in scottsdale to a nearby hospital in phoenix and we're told his surgery went well. much more ahead on today in the bay coming up many questions remain after the recent spill at the oroville dam that put tens of thousands of people at risk. political analyst larry gerston joins us live to discuss if there are more water ways that could have troubles ahead. like snoring. does your bed do that? the dual adjustability of a sleep number bed allows you each to choose the firmness and comfort you want. so every couple can get the best sleep ever. does your bed do that? only at a sleep number store, where queen mattresses start at just $899. and right now save $400 on our most popular mattresses. go to sleepnumber.com for a store near you. california's oroville m threatened the lives ofwo hundrl the recent water spill at california's oroville dam threatened the lives of 200,000 people downstream. but was that an isolatesed incident or the first of many water zis dift after theers awaiting the stay? what do we know about this emergency and how it could affect other issues? >> we're learning more than people originally thought, that's for sure. it turns out that oroville has been in question for nearly a decade, michelle, nearly a decade. a civil engineering expert at u.c. berkeley reported that structural problems in oroville back in 2008. but those concerns, well, they went unheeded by state policy makers. so the problem, in fact, goes beyond oroville, that's the real issue because a recent support by the american society of civil engineers, the nation's premier civil engineering association, found that 48% of the state's 1400 daps were what they call high-hazard structures, in need of immediate maintenance. so the issue, as we've discussed, goes way past oroville. >> well this infra struck stur could be the difference between life and death. how is this happening? >> not surprisingly much the problem stems from the lack of capital investment by the state. so consider this. over the past 50 years california's capital investment in dams, leif vis, roads, other structure components has plummeted in the 1950s and '60s, california 2020 cents on every capital projects. by the 1980s it dropped to less than 5 cents per dollar and today it accounts for 1 cent per dollar. all this over time has led to a huge bill for dlefrd maintenance. for dams alone, it's estimated at about 2.8 billion with a "b" dollars are needed per year for the next ten years just to keep up with maintenance and that doesn't include any new construction. >> that's a lot of money what the. >> what is the state doing or what can it do? >> as in many cases, state legislators, they're being reactive rather than proactive, for the moment at least governor jerry brown has redirected 50 million, that's with an "m," dollars in emergency funds for flood smons response and asked state legislateterstor sfooed speed up 4 million voter approved bonds in 2016. but that's just a fraction. that's a fraction of the amount needed to bring up this whole thing to speed. so, for example, repairs for the oroville dam alone are likely to cost up to $200 billion. and even the latest estimate for repairing the damage caused by the creek overflows in san jose a couple weeks ago are north of $100 million. so the money adds up fast. >> and this isn't just about the money, it's also looking forward what can they do to fix these problems before they're really big issues. >> yeah. well, as with any other policy investment area issues, we have to find the money. the revenues through taxes, whether corporate or individual, long-term bonds or perhaps even a user fee program. then there's the possibility that california might receive money from the federal government, particularly if congress adopts president trump's proposal for a $1 trillion infrastructure program over the next ten years. of course no one knows when that will happen at all, if ever. so meanwhile, engineering experts, well they warn that california must act now to avoid more levy breaks than the one we experienced just recently. until we do we will be a state did he pendant upon the whimz of our friend mother nature who has not been very kind to us in this respect. >> that's right. we'll be following this for years to come i'm sure. thanks forever join s us today, larry. much more ahead in the bay come being up we'll explain what's happening here. little bizarre it's happening in florida. we're going to tell you about it. >> and we are under a microclimate weather alert. here's a shot over looking mountdy abblow. we're seeing cloudy skies, showers, and also tracking snow in the forecast. we'll have a look at that timeline and exactly how much snow we're expecting coming up right after the break. stay with us. when you've got an uncontrollable cough, take delsym, the #1 12-hour cough medicine. it helps control the impulse to cough for 12 hours. which means, you're controlling your cough on your morning commute. and later when you're joking with beth... even when most cough medicines stop, delsym is still working. ♪ and when your days' over, your cough is still under control. thanks to the #1 12-hour cough medicine. delsym. the cough controller. [bullfighting music] [burke] billy-goat ruffians. seen it. covered it. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ good morning. it is 7:52 we are under a microclimate weather alert on this sunday. 42 degrees overlooking mount diablo. we can see them showing some overcast skies and we have been tracking that cold front that be did bring periods of some pretty heavy downpours over night. we're still seeing a few scattered showers overcast the south bay 46 degrees, tri-valley 46 degrees, also over looking san francisco now we are still expected to see a few more showers throughout the day. take looifg look at that doppler radar you can actually see a combination of some showers and, yes, that is snow up there. so if you have spotted snow we are expected to see snow in the lower elevation areas. don't forget to send us your weather photos. we are also tracking the possibility of seeing some isolated thunderstorms and, yes, even hail in the forecast. over the next couple of hours you're going to notice that we go into the 50s and then we don't really climb out of the 50s. our highs for today are expected to stick in the mid-50s range and then post forward through 12:00, 1:00 we see more showers moving in. plenty of moisture sitting offshore. san francisco to see showers picking up about 10:00, 11:00 and then occasionally breaks in the rain for peaks of sunshine as well. let's talk about the next couple of hours. if you notice by about 11:30 in the morning we begin to see more showers pushing tlour. the napa area expected to seep some of that rain, fremont and areas near the south bay also expecting to get more rain around the lunch hour. so definitely still carry that umbrella with you throughout the early afternoon. we're expecting to keep those showers in the forecast through tonight and then this cold front pushing through is also expected to bring significant snowfall in the forecast. these showers will clear out by monday afternoon, but monday morning we do still have a chance of seeing a few spotty showers as well which means if you have to wake up early for work old testament make sure to take some extra time and as always plea slow down. another thing you're going notice about 230 those winds will begin to pick up. half moon bay about 20 miles per hour, redwood city about 13. they're not going to be too strong but on the breezy end. the winds begin to calm down tonight as that cold front pushes through but look at this shot of tahoe. they've already got significant snow showers up there and our sky weather underground cams are showing a lot more coming in as well. estimate dollars snowfall for the next couple of days, here it is, which is why we are still under a winter storm warning through toontd that's not going to make for some very pleasant driving conditions. anywhere between 18 to possibly 14 inches of snow and elevations as low as 3,000 feet, although we already have seen areas anywhere between 2,000 to 2,500 feet. so it's going to be a sight to see and once again if you do have some of those weather shots please remember to tweet them at me or facebook the shots we love to share those although be safe and if you see thunderstorms please head indoors. here's a quick check of your sunday day planner. we're going to keep rain at times through the forecast in the lunch hour, another round of showers pushing down toward the south bay, 49 degrees, and then 50s overall. staying in the 50s through the 3:00 hour. we will see isolated showers and then by the evening hours we're going to see that kind of clear outbut definite saw a drop in those temps from 50s to 60s thanks to that cold front which is what's bringing all of that snow in the mountain areas. if we take a look over the next seven days we do dry out by tuesday and then we kind of stay dry and we return to a more season able pattern by wednesday climbing back up into the 60s. and in the inland area, if you notice, that is a 70 in the forecast. so we've got to get through this weekend of rain although long-range models are showing the return of more showers by next saturday. but that's still pretty long range. overall today we're expecting just under a half an inch in areas along the south bay and the majority of bay area and just about 1 to 2 inches for two-day storm total in north bay. but the biggest impact is going to be all that snow. if you're already tlup you're probably having a great time inside your cabin but if you didn't make your way up there the snow hit you may want to push it back. you were telling me you've been up there, right. >> it took us eight hours a few weeks ago but the snow was great bh we got there. thanks the. all right. well if you've ever been to key west, florida, this time of year maybe you recognize that sound. people participated in the conk contest. well, dogs filled the streets of down ton anchorage. they had the shred dog race nearly 2,000 dogs belonging to 72 people left the downtown area every two minutes. the race spans about 1,000 miles. the race officially starts tomorrow. this is such a cool event i wish they had something like that up in the mountains here. maybe then do. thanks so much for make us part of your morning, we'll have more local news four tonight at 4:30, 6:00, and 11:00. have a great day. we need to be ready for whatever weather may come our way. my name's scott strenfel and i'm a meteorologist at pg&e. we make sure that our crews as well as our customers are prepared to how weather may impact their energy. so every single day we're monitoring the weather, and when storm events arise our forecast get crews out ahead of the storm to minimize any outages. during storm season we want our customers to be ready and stay safe. learn how you can be prepared at pge.com/beprepared. together, we're building a better california. this sunday, connecting the dots between the trump campaign and russia. after telling the senate this -- >> i did not have communications with the russians. >> attorney general jeff sessions concedes he did meet with the russian ambassador. >> i have recused myself in the matters that deal with the trump campaign. >> the growing evidence of the trump-russia connection threatens to consume the opening months of donald trump's presidency. i will talk to republican senator marco rubio, a member of the senate intelligence committee. plus, what happens next? many democrats are calling for sessions to resign. >> the attorney general, the top cop in our country, lied under oath. >> attorney general sessions should resign. >> this morning my interview

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