to go back to your office. we can t have that. it s got to be these two guys on the same page and when we disagree on a player we need to know what to do when we disagree on a player and know how to move forward and move beyond it butt sotsthey re going to have a very, very long leash in terms of making decisions. there are no sacred cows here, whether that s in the personnel department, on the coaching staff, in the locker room. they need to be able to reestablish a championship culture and that s going to take time to reestablish a championship culture. reporter:before tis weekend s firings - there were reports that york himself wouldn t be a part of any culture rebuilding. and would step away from overseeing any team decisions. a notion he was quick to shoot down and establish that he s not going anywhere. i own this football team. you don t dismiss owners. i m sorry that that s the facts and that s the case, but that s the fact. and, i m going to do everything that
liberal reign that continues to move in and parts of our north is on. special closer to vallejo octave fairfield close a little we can expect in monday morning line is more widespread rain on enough to start and then toward the afternoon bus and heavier downpour s move it especially for no. they yellow orange that is heavy rain, never cerros up to vallejo and pockets of harry norad over san francisco the same is true right through mountain view. just a set of manioc this continues for the entire evening until about 10 11:00 and that s only six see more moisture moving off the east vicki: make sure you have the free kron-4 mobile app to track the rain this week. be the first to know about severe traffic and weather in your area. we ll keep you updated through breaking news push alerts. vicki:it s not often we get to use the word snow and the bay area in the same sentence. but today we can. take a look this video from mount saint helena in the north bay. it was shot by th
we start with some chances for rain again today, rob. especially in the north bay, 24-hour rain totals, very impressive, a few spots in sonoma and napa, two and four inches and counting, where the rain continues to fly for the morning commute. you can see mount saint helena almost three inches. a few scattered showers further south around the peninsula. san jose missing out, no measurable rain right now. likely no more as we head into the afternoon. the trend of the day will be north bay rain, decreasing showers moving from south to north, upper 60s to low 70s. to see how the rain could impact your morning commute, here is mike. we ve had scattered rain showers all around the south bay. you see it scattered throughout the rest. might find slicker roadways near the santa cruz summit. the slow lane is blocked, northbound 17 at idlewild, a single car facing the wrong way. that usually indicates a spinout, possible slick roads there. we re also watching san rafael, look at th
watching the rain in the north bay. right now the biggest impact in the east bay, moderate rain closer to oakland and the east bay. the focus, central bay to north bay will start to drift from south to north heading into the afternoon. areas near santa rosa may see another half inch of rain. santa clara missing out with the storm. highs today upper 60s to low 70s. a drier forecast on wednesday. a look at the storm coming up in a few minutes. now to see how the rain is impacting that east bay commute, here is mike. a great note for drivers. the road weather index shows the green. the damp roadways that remain from overnight rain in many parts of the bay. more active approaching the bay bridge. the slowdown for the upper east shore, 22 minutes from highway 4 down to the maze. some of that due to the volume. the live look at the bay bridge toll plaza shows you the droplets falling opt the lens, the backup forms. keep that in mind as you drive through oakland. oakland hills m
90s for many. a lot of fog by the coast. that s a cold pattern if you re stuck in it. started off around half moon bay and moves north and it s trying to link up with some from the mendocino coast. probably not. it will take a turn teeny point reyes. there is a teeny breeze. it s not going to help inland. mid 60s for some. low-to-mid 50s for others. peninsula 56, 57. belmont 57. hillsboro 57. 58 los altos hills. there are some cool readings. low 50s for some. thick fog to the monterey metro area. patchy fog but warm to hot. near 101 well inland. this looks like the hottest day. by the weekend everybody will cool down. today 60s, 70s, 80s coast and bay and a lot of 90s to 101 inland. 7:01, sal. what s on your screens there? you see something? i am trying to save this. it s all computer based. we are ready to go, steve. you ready? you sure? you sure? let s do that thing that i like. ready? let s do it. do it. love it! traffic authority. westbound 80 as you head towards
with live breaking news. and that breaking news is from the east bay. a train with more than 200 passengers on board derailed into a creek. first responders raced to the scene. sky 7hd shows the crash scene from above more than a dozen people are injured. tonight we are learning the powerful storms that hit the bay area over the weekend likely played a part in this accident. good evening. thank you for joining us. i m ama daetz. dan ashley is off. the train derailed around 7:30 near niles county road in alameda county. it happened as it hit a tree that had fallen on to the tracks. let s go to katie who is live at the scene. katie? reporter: ama, from our vantage point on the scene through this thick brush you can barely make out what is the front of that train. the nose is down into the water, but my photographer was able to get up close, right on the water s edge there briefly and he was able to bring us this video. we want to get to that right away. it is a very dramati
with live breaking news. and that breaking news is from the east bay. a train with more than 200 passengers on board derailed into a creek. first responders raced to the scene. sky 7hd shows the crash scene from above more than a dozen people are injured. tonight we are learning the powerful storms that hit the bay area over the weekend likely played a part in this accident. good evening. thank you for joining us. i m ama daetz. dan ashley is off. the train derailed around 7:30 near niles county road in alameda county. it happened as it hit a tree that had fallen on to the tracks. let s go to katie who is live at the scene. katie? reporter: ama, from our vantage point on the scene through this thick brush you can barely make out what is the front of that train. the nose is down into the water, but my photographer was able to get up close, right on the water s edge there briefly and he was able to bring us this video. we want to get to that right away. it is a very dramati
from the system that s fading right now. let s move along to what s coming our way next. you can see a storm developing offshore, way up to the north. that will be the next storm. here s the storm impact scale to alert you to the impact of each storm. one is a light storm, five is a severe storm. the next storm is a two. two to four inches of rain in the north bay. winds gusting to 35 miles per hour. the flash flood watch has been issued from 4:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. sunday, with periods of heavy rain expected in the north bay. here is the forecast. 5:00 this afternoon, notice by 11:00, we ll see the storm pushing into menecino county, wet across the north pay and down into san francisco by 9:00 tomorrow morning. i ll show you more what to expect from this storm coming up. thank you, spencer. you mentioned samona county. water is flowing out of lake samona tomorrow. the russian river is expected to be near flood stage. wayne freedman joins us live with a closer look at the cr
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broadcast center this is abc7 news. now at 11:00, live doppler 7hd is tracking the storm slamming the bay area bringing us heavy rain and an even stronger storm is a few hours away from arriving. i am larry beil in for dan ashley. and i m ama daetz. let s look at the 101 through san rafael. notice the wet roadway out there. steady showers have been falling all evening, so expect slick roads if you re heading out tonight. we ll look at sfo. more than a hundred flights were canceled today because of the rain, mostly short haul flights on the west coast. other passengers are facing 60 to 90-minute delays. there were delays on the rails. ace held trains at the fremont otation so they could check the track. the precaution was taken after a mudslide knocked down a tree leading to a derailment. we have live team coverage and we start with sandhya patel and live doppler 7hd. sandhya? reporter: let s look at live doppler 7hd and the heaviest rain has passed with this storm