snow. but then all these trees have never experienced snow, wade. novelty of snow too many parts of the bay area but also creating major issues on the roads and sweeping through with a biting cold that cold front, bringing a record low to san francisco this morning 39 degrees good evening. i'm greg lee cristina rendon. there had been a chance of snow falling in the city that didn't quite happen, though, but other parts of the bay area saw a lot of it from the berkeley hills to sit over county santa cruz mountains to mount diablo. there was plenty of snow to go around. we have live team coverage of the winter storm. ktvu henry lee, giving us a closer look at mount diablo in the east bay or evan sernoffsky is in the santa cruz mountains were highway 17 was closed for much of the day. also we asked, and you delivered. frank mallicoat has the best images that you sent us . but we begin with meteorologist rosemary oroczo, who's been tracking the storm and rosemary right now we have a

little break here between the storms. yes we are even seeing some blue sky out there. it will continue to be on and off scatter showers for tonight and into tomorrow. oh, morning and right now, saturday looks mainly dry before another storm begins to move in on sunday. how about a beautiful view there over mountie hablo where we have seen inches of snowfall over our east bay hills, the senator's mountains. some areas reported a foot of snow. if you can believe it. here's a look at storm tracker two and the storm now is over central and southern california but we do continue with the wrap around moisture, meaning just the scattered showers that pushed through from time to time and snow still reported. over areas like cobb mountain in areas over the north bay and asshift over to a mountie hablo mountain diablo range mount hambleton, we've got some snow reported there into the sierra. the snow continues to pile up here, and the travel advisory continues as well. the winter storm warning until four o'clock in the morning. it's a very treacherous highways there

and the winter weather advisory continuing until 10 a.m. for the areas over lake tahoe. if there is any plan for you to travel tomorrow is going to be your best day of the weekend. meanwhile for us tomorrow morning, we are going to be freezing. in fact, there is a frosted vise ary that begins at midnight. that shade of blue for our basic communities as well as areas along the coast and in the north bay. we're looking at temperatures near freezing and that shade of purple a is a sub freezing, meaning the freeze warning for inland and north bay as well as the santa clara valley over the santa cruz mountains. temperatures expected to dip down into the upper twenties. better details on tomorrow's temperatures as well as the next storm, and what we have seen over the last 24 hours coming up in just a bit. thank you. parts of the north bay are covered in snow in napa county community of angwin saw several inches of snow residents there tell us while snow isn't uncommon, they have never seen it like this. many roads are

also closed due to dangerous conditions. highway 29 north of calistoga is shut down because of snow and fallen trees. lot of chaos. a lot of snow. a lot of trees down trees and power lines . suddenly we woke up early in the morning, and there was snow covering our entire ranch. in lake county. several schools were also closed today because of snow, including conduct i kelsey ville and lakeport schools. imagine trying to keep your home warm. when you don't have electricity. that's what residents in parts of napa valley were forced to do because of some power outages or tom baker, continuous our team coverage. on the floor of napa valley and number of towns, most notably calistoga and surrounding hills dealt with a series of power outages. it went off last night about about three times, actually, and then about two o'clock. it's been off since then. but the many folks who have homes above the napa valley

floor had to contend with something more than just the occasional power outage. that was lots of snow. as a result, the napa county office of emergency services issued a shelter in place advisory. like most area residents, napa folk are not used to local driving on what can be extremely slippery. still. or the underlying ice have since issued an update, and basically, we want people to be cautious because of the recent weather and the impact on the road specifically in the unincorporated parts of the county, especially west of highway 29, east of silverado trail county lacks any significant snow plow capabilities. quite a few roads in the higher elevations were closed highway 29 over mount st helena was closed not only due to snow, but a number of fallen trees that completely blocked the road on my phone tells me that we're at 1400 ft, which is

the very bottom of the snow line all around napa belly. there are plenty of places that are much, much higher. and they're covered in snow as well. in other places , the snow was much lower well under 1000 ft. since snow like this, it's probably been since about early two thousands more weather coming over the weekend. this is not over because a lot of the snow is sticking. nonetheless the valley floor where there is no snow is open for your business. tom baker, ktvu fox two news. county wasn't the only part of the north bay. that's all snow sonoma county did to viewers sending us these images from cloverdale. we can see several inches of snow coating trees, sidewalks and roads there. oh, also dumping in the east bay video from mountie ambler this morning says it all

. the thrill of snow brought many adventure seekers to the summit. to see and feel the elements coming up in less than 10 minutes. ktvu henry lee will give us a closer look. highway 17 in the santa cruz mountains has reopened to drivers. the roadway closed for much of the day as crews work to clear snow and other debris ktvu evan sernoffsky using the santa cruz mountains to continue our team coverage, evan christina. we see highway 17 here closed from time to time, mudslides and rain, but this is the first time in recent memory that we've seen it closed due to snow. now caltrans crews were up near the summit just behind me for several hours today, clearing that debris those trees and those power lines. that that snowstorm brought down and thankfully just under two hours ago. now they were able to reopen all lanes of traffic. did you hit daddy with the snowball? no you tried and spectacular sight snow blanketing the santa

cruz mountains. no no, a little bit here and there that nothing that's stuck like this so we had to get sees opportunity. get her up here see the snow, but all the snow brought hazardous conditions that cut off an important artery between santa clara and santa cruz counties. structure here is not meant for rain or snow. i mean, you could tell by all the trees next to the road and overnight storm brought half a foot of snow to the highest peaks in the area, downing trees, power lines and shutting down highway 17 between los gatto's and scotts valley. at least a dozen drivers were stranded at the summit before dawn road was frozen. there was just no everywhere i started filling out the big rig in front. we started peeling on i pulled over and i've just been stuck there for hours. with highway 35 highway nine also closed. some took a chance and tried to cut through on bear creek road would be good and

this car because we got i will drive and everything but no way to get through. angelo ivory was with his family on a trip for his birthday but couldn't get to his destination. so what's what's the plan now? i don't know, because this was a surprise trip to so george cooler, tried weaving past this abandoned box truck and down lines, only to find even more trouble farther ahead. there's no way through yeah. greg christina. back here on highway 17. the traffic is beginning to pick up a little bit. obviously it's not as much traffic as would normally be at the peak commute time on a friday evening , most of those folks just called it a day probably weren't able to get from one side to the other. reporting live here in los cotto's evan sernoffsky ktvu fox. two news, frustrating for some drivers. glad to see it's

back open now, evan, safe on the way back to the station. thank you. nearly 13,000 customers across the bay area do not have power because of the storm. here's a look at the outage map. the majority of the outages are in the south bay and north bay. they combined for nearly 8000 of the outages, and we've been asking our viewers if you see some snow, please send us your pictures. we're going to post them on our website and show some of them during our newscast. you can email us at ktvu photos at fox .com. coming up. we're delivering on that promise. after the break the best snow sightings you've captured across the bay area. plus, there was chaos for commuters early this morning. more than 100 cars caught in winter storm conditions in livermore plus marking one year since russia invaded ukraine help president zelensky and allies mark the day. as the us issues

paper being crumpled more paper being crumpled music: “i wish” by skee-lo boom! sound of paper balls landing in bins office workers cheering music stops why do we shoot baskets with paper balls? for the same reason we play scratchers from the california lottery. because a little play can make your day. logo scratches on

erland in the east bay. the powder absolutely dumping this morning until didn't regional park in orinda. some serious flurries. there are people out on their walk, just trying to soak it all in. it was pretty cloudy around mount diablo today, but it appears those clouds are clearing out. henry lee continues. our team coverage live from highway 24 in lafayette. henry. how's it looking out there? it's just beautiful and where i hear near the corner of deer hill and pleasant hill road, lafayette, take a look. now diablo looks like a ski resort. it's not something you see every day. especially not when you're required reporter. so it's nice to be out here in the fresh air. we have a lot of people actually stopping by on the side of the road to take a look at the site. take some pictures. now joining me right now is elena kezman. walnut creek, yelena. i saw you park across the road. what do you think about mount diablo?

behind you all like a winter. what? winter wonderland? i mean, it's beautiful. i was just relaxing. well working. i was working. and yeah, i couldn't help but get in my car and drive . i feel like it's just inspired me to get outside and the air super fresh and it's something we don't get very often. so plans to go up on diablo. take a look. i do so i'm hoping if the roads are open to take my little cousins out there tomorrow, so it'll be magical. so it's always a good rule of thumb when you go up to mount diablo mountain, um or any mountains obviously had to drive very carefully. make sure you don't slide off the road. it's very pretty, but it could be very precarious because there's a lot of people again pulling over to the side of the road, taking a look taking pictures, and you had to be very careful. so that's the latest here in lafayette, guys. really ktvu fox two news. make sure you take a photo of yourself before you leave. looks like a postcard behind you, henry. thank you. we have been asking viewers to send in their photos from this cold snap and you have delivered or some coverage continues with frank mallicoat here to show us

seven point ktvu viewers sent in today. hi, frank. a ton of photos and why not? this is not unusual, though, for some parts of the bay area to get a dusting of snow and higher elevations. but overnight and this morning there was some real snow on the ground and places. quite frankly , hasn't seen it for quite a while. now one viewer sent in this picture from calistoga and napa county, wrote overnight. someone moved my house and my pond from napa valley to tahoe. check it out. you can see the house. the car all covered up with snow looks like a couple of inches and more. they've got a dock there as well. and just a lovely scene of the snowy hellos. around the pod of their property. their viewers were also captivated by the side of snow falling along skyline boulevard in oakland. that's about 1200 ft. elevation in the east bay hills, darren mason and summer lens and in this video from the head and take a look. looks like tahoe. mason told us so a lot of down trees and stuck

cars just after 10 o'clock this morning and some of the scenes that take your breath away. look at this image of mont diablo taken from brentwood so on the eastern slope from the delta, looking forward, the green hills the white snow reflected in the water below a lot of people taking the time to pause and enjoy some of the natural beauty that we are so lucky. so lucky to have around right here in the bay area. thanks so much to all of viewers out there for sending in your photos, and we want you to keep them coming. ktvu photos at fox dot com and we help share them with you, if not at six later tonight. good friend. i was. it just looks really incredible. and i'm sure you snap some photos yourself. you know what i could resist. i grew up in walnut creek and brenda and i wouldn't when it snows. you gotta go to mount diablo. of course. what? 3800 ft 3800 and 49 ft. so here's my token photo not quite as glorious as some of the others if we could throw

that up, but right where the 6 80 24 split. there it is and that's pretty cool snow cap it and i noticed some other folks, you're not supposed to take photos. while you're in driving , frank. well you know, sometimes i plead the fifth there. but this actually is from a college friend of mine. tricia law. she uh, lives down the peninsula but decided to go wine tasting the day road trip. that is callous tone. you can believe that. so just a gorgeous day around the bay to snap a couple of photos. i lived back east a long time and kids love snow days because you get out of school. yeah quite enough snow for that today. but even as big kids had a little bit of fun, really, really cool to see myself woke up and i looked out the window. so mandela said, wow, what have you to wake up to? really cool, frank? thank you. alright it is pretty out there but not a good time to try to get to tahoe right now. westbound interstate 80 is closed between truckee and the nevada state line due to a major

crash. the highway patrol says it is unknown when the road will reopen. eastbound lanes into the tahoe area are still open with chains required. as for highway 50, all lanes are open with chain controls. still caltrans and chp are urging people not to drive through the sierra. earlier on the four we spoke to kevin cooper from cooper media and marketing, he says. give it a few days and the roads and resorts will be ready for visitors. there's a lot of work to be done. 45 inches. the last , you know, three days. that's a lot of snow, and we're looking at another big system coming in sunday, so they've got to set themselves up for success in the next week. the other partners, the grooming teams, those mountain grooming teams are going to have to get out there and lay down some carpet for all those intermediate skiers that might be coming up here. now as winter storms continue to dump snow in the sierras. some ski resorts in tahoe have announced plans to stay open through memorial day weekend. wow just amazing. and as beautiful as it

is, of course, elizabeth. very hazardous at times and a lot of folks stuck in the snow this morning as we received a downpour and then in the afternoon, we broke away to blue sky and take a look at that gorgeous shot. we have a green hills in the foreground. we have a snowy mount diablo. in the background. you can see the sunshine just kind of reflecting off those clouds. it's a gorgeous one out there and the icons here showing you most of us are saying just a little bit of sunshine at the very least. partly cloudy skies from the north bay down through the south bay and temperatures cool mid forties to mid fifties around the bay area. 47 degrees right now in santa rosa. we have 50 reported in concord and 48. oakland san jose, taking a step back at some of the our readings from the rainfall from the last 24 hours, anywhere from near an inch and red with city a little bit more than 9/10 of an inch and two tents in san francisco, and then you get into the north bay ken field, reporting more than an inch and a half the east

bay fremont reporting an inch and a half the national weather service issued these numbers earlier today, the north bay. the levels were down about 200 ft. when it comes to the snow 1 to 3. inches of snowfall reported at that low level and some of the higher l. of nations reporting up to six inches in the east bay hills a few inches at about 700 ft. and in the santa cruz mountains, a few inches down about 700 ft. the higher elevations above 2500 ft. got anywhere from 10 inches of snow to a foot of snow. so quite impressive and historic day for the bay area. here's a look at where we're still seeing that snow in the sierra for us. we have calmed down quite a bit. we have a little bit of snow reported over cobb mountain in the north bay and then a little bit going on right over the mountain hamilton's area in the south bay. the future cast here will show you the wraparound showers don't stop completely. here's a look at the overnight hours where we are seeing some light rain steadyain passed through and then tomorrow morning. mostly cloudy, mainly..

mostly cloudy, mainly dry and then into the afternoon and evening hours. mostly cloudy, mainly dry saturday is going to be the break another storm coming in on sunday. as far as what we do expect for tomorrow morning, the headline could shift over to just how cold it is with advisories in place once again in the north bay of freeze warning for santa rosa, as you are expected to slip to 27 degrees tomorrow morning, mid thirties expected for concord and around the bay of frost advisory 37 for oakland, 38 expected in san francisco san francisco, hit 39 this morning and broke a record for this day . we are looking at cold weather continuing in addition to the wet weather, continuing more on this in the extended forecast. coming up. sounds good. rosemary oroczo. created by the storm. coming up at six o'clock, troubling signs that inflation might be on the rise again what that could

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some major traffic headaches as ktvu mallicoat shows us. the alameda county fire department had to assist with more than 100 cars that were stopped on patterson past road because of winter storm conditions in livermore. we knew it was going to be a little frosted, but we didn't realize it was going to smell rihanna, eddie and her husband, derek, on the purple orchid bed and breakfast in livermore. just up, patterson pass everyone at the purple orchid, including the couple's two young kids woke up to a winter wonderland. friday morning was pretty exciting this morning for our kids and our you know guests that woke up and there was snow on the ground. they immediately got dressed and ran outside. and then, um, they got out their sleds, and they were kinda sled down the hillside that we have the snow blanket at their nearly 20 acres of olive trees, which they say won't be impacted by the cold weather because they are hardy and can withstand extreme

temperatures. snow also covered their grapes, which they used to produce cabernet sauvignon. we shouldn't have any like lasting issues from the weather, she says. guests are loving this unexpected winter blast. we have guests outside right now enjoying the hot tub still and the fire pits are going so they're kind of just in enjoying the weather. but the low elevation snowfall made for a treacherous and dangerous commute for some, especially those who travel patterson pass, patterson can be dangerous and very nerve racking, especially if you're not used to that kind of commute. it's very windy firefighters in alameda county had helped 100 cars on the road early friday morning because of the snow. this comes as no surprise to edith angelis, the assistant general manager of the purple orchid, she said they specifically tell their hotel guests to not take patterson pass, even if gps recommends it . if you're not paying attention, you could easily end

up in a bank lives over in lathrop, and she takes it there and back every day, and so whenever it's windy, i have to tell her to be careful. and if she needs to take 5 80 frank malik, okay? ktvu fox two news. coming up. our weather coverage continues with a snow day grizzly peak. we'll show you how some happy kids took him. the wintry weather. the last 20 years since russia's invasion, and ukraine remains resilient. how ukraine is commemorating the anni rs

are their families across the east bay, taking in the snow in the berkeley hills. it really was a fun way to spend a friday ktvu brooks jarocz shows us the wild weather enjoyed by families and their furry friends. this is not what i saw my day going monday friday in the berkeley hills. we are playing in the snow snow day site near grizzly peak. snow tap to landscape coming is a sudden surprise. is it white outside? i don't feel like this is right yet picture perfect for even some four legged friends. we just came up here because she loves the snow , and she's only seen it once, so she's kind of excited. and like, why is this right by our

house? sticking around for hours and at times freely falling, loving every second of it. it's beautiful big flakes, bringing big smiles and big ambitions. that's a lot of boats, building snowmen and snow forts. it, even snowballs and snow fights. to get you. i think this is the best thing that's happened skipping class for what will surely be a day in history. don't need to go back to school . this is too fun for kids and parents alike. it's so great, we this is like a dream come true sledding on this hill. i've always wanted to do it. taking time to make the most of the wild winter weather. the best day of my life. most of the snow has melted away, but there are still a few signs that it was

truly a snow day in the berkeley hills, brooks jarocz ktvu fox, two news parts of southern california are under a rare blizzard warning making for dangerous driving. five along the grapevine is still closed in both directions after the chp said the road is unsafe for cars. the storm has caused many roadways in the region to close or experienced delays. trend says there is no estimated time to reopen the grapevine, but work is underway to clear snow and ice truckers have been stranded as they wait for that key corridor to reopen. the cold storm of the season hitting southern california, as we said, bringing gusty winds, rain and mountain snow into the region, even the area's first blizzard warning and more than three decades boxes. laura diaz joins us from victorville laura, how's it looking there in the high desert looks very windy. yes it is very windy. in fact, they are under a high wind warning. it's about 40 degrees right now, and we are in the high desert about

85 miles from los angeles. now my cameraman and i, kyle, we've been documenting our trip from the santa corita valley out here to victorville and we filed this report. at sunrise, the snow began to melt along the 14 freeway near acton and snow dusted the hills of lancaster on a rainy gold friday in february. history making storm pummeled the southland, pushing surging water a half foot deep in plastering canyon in the santa corrida valley. as i was driving here to the store. i noticed a little river along the side of the road, and i have never seen that before, so it's really raining. the storm caused the national weather service to issue a flash flood warning until 10 o'clock friday night. by afternoon an inch and a half of rain had already been recorded in santa korea. the shoppers in santa corita tried to shake off the deluge while

others stocked up on supplies for a stormy 48 hours and talked about what else? the weather. the likes of which hasn't been seen in sunny southern california. since 1989. this is this is historic. i agree, but not everyone lucky enough to cocoon inside. this man drives a forklift for a living, and he was over dodging raindrops can imagine getting in and out of a forklift gets a little bit more dangerous when it's wet and cold and icy. now the wind is expected to gust up to 65 mph here in victorville. that's why that high wind warning is in effect until midnight, and they're also expecting an inch of snow. if you could see behind me, i know it's a little difficult to see. there is actually still some snow on those mountains, but they're expected to get more overnight. i'm laura diaz reporting live from victorville. now back to the studio, greg laura, we have seen that rare blizzard warning

for parts of so cal. i want to talk about that when we can see it's windy where you are. can you describe the driving conditions for you all getting around the southern california area? well you know, you have to be careful and it really depended where you were, because this is a fast moving storm. i've lived in southern california my entire life and can only remember maybe one other time where it actually snowed where i grew up in the santa credo valley, and you can imagine how much fun that is for a young kid to run outside and see the snow. so a lot of people are enjoying the weather, but they are advising people if you don't have to go out. to stay in to be very careful after i leave where we are right now i'm going to head over to the hardware store and find out what people are doing to protect their personal property. but the best thing, of course, is just to be very slow on the road and to be aware that you have to be very cognizant of the fact that the roadways are slippery and wet. greg good advice there from our laura diaz from our sister

station, fox 11 in the antelope valley. lord, thank you. stay with ktvu for more on this winter storm, you can track it all with the ktvu weather app. it is free to download. to honor and celebrate. ukraine's resilience is stamp depicting a mural by the mysterious graffiti artist banksy was presented in kiev today marks one year since russian forces invaded the country and ukraine is still standing and fighting. the head of the ukrainian postal service called the stamp, a prophetic symbol of as it shows a young boy defeating an older opponent. at judo. it was an emotional day in ukraine president zelensky attending ceremonies of remembrance and meetings with world leaders as he marked one year since russia's full scale invasion of his country piece is still a long way off, as the eastern part of ukraine, in particular, has been under intense attack recently boxes trading angst has details from kiev. should respect our right to live on our land. leave our territory. stop bombing us

ukrainian president below the mere zelinsky breaking wartime security protocols friday, broadcasting a live news conference earlier in the day, zelinsky honored soldiers and citizens in sofia square. later, zelinsky presented awards to military chaplains at a monastery. the chaplains are serving in ukraine's armed forces and the national guard. almost 50 of them are serving on the front lines at the u. n. ukraine's minister of foreign affairs taking the floor. the goal of the plan is to get russia out of ukraine and make the world a safer place. later the minister asked for a minute of silence in memory of the victims of the aggression about 20. seconds later, the representative for the russian federation interrupted with this . to honor the memory of all the victims of what has happened in ukraine, starting in 2014. all of those who perished. all lives are priceless. representatives eventually rose for a moment of silence that lasted more than a

minute around the world expressions of support for ukraine as fighting passes the one year mark. president biden met virtually with g seven leaders and president zelensky. friday the u. s and 19 a new round of sanctions aimed at crippling moscow's war efforts. not so much different but certainly more intense here, particularly going after mr putin's war making machine. poland's prime minister joins alinsky today as warsaw confirmed it's leopard tanks have arrived in ukraine. in keith trade angst, fox news. communities of faith coming together after a fire destroyed the church in oakland, so you their strength in unity employees going on strike in the south bay. why they're walking off the job after a change in ow rship.

paper being crumpled more paper being crumpled music: “i wish” by skee-lo boom! sound of paper balls landing in bins office workers cheering music stops why do we shoot baskets with paper balls? for the same reason we play scratchers from the california lottery. because a little play can make your day. logo scratches on

50. posted video of the walkout on twitter here. worker at the store on the ends of boulevard filed a complaint with the division of labor standards, saying that her manager refused to grant her accrued paid leave after a change in store ownership. cooks and cashiers walked off the job, saying it's unfair that they lost their sick pay balances. just because of a change in ownership. jewish temple is offering its space to a methodist congregation in oakland after their church was destroyed in a fire ktvu camberley shows us the show of support among these different faiths. blessings and glory. and, uh, honor. gospel music rang from temple beth abraham in oakland thursday evening. a new sound for the jewish temple coming from a member of first am also known as fame, the east based all this black church a mic check in its new temporary home, it lifts a burden trying to not having to figure out

where we're going to be. on sunday night. a huge fire cost extensive damage to the church, the building now deemed unsafe. church leaders say it could take years to rebuild, then an invitation from rabbi mark bloom for the church to use the temple for sunday services. honestly, immediately, i kind of thought you need a place to worship. we've we've got you. the rabbi says the temple and the church have a longstanding relationship . bloom says he first met am churches then pastor harold mayberry 20 years ago and each have spoken at each other's house of worship. you may have the electric guitar plugged into here. whatever brotherhood strengthened by challenges, such as the mass shootings at a black church in 2015 in south carolina and at a jewish synagogue in pittsburgh in 2018, we've both been yeah. the other in lots of communities so we want we have some understanding of one another's pain and the way people view the black community

and the jewish community. they actually have a set of drums. church leaders are grateful, but not surprised by the rabbis. generosity relieved, but that's what friends do. we're brothers , and when we met, we felt that kendrick spirit immediately. faith in humanity, strength in unity. it matters not what i denomination is, you know, our faith is the common denominator, and that brings us together. first am church plans to hold services here in the sanctuary for the first time this sunday, rabbi blum says this space will be available to them for the coming months in oakland, amberleigh ktvu, fox two news. open security guard attacked on the job still ahead. the message from the 72 year old victim and our winter storm coverage continues throughout the evening. check out these pups trekking through the snow and kelsey ville will have more snow sidings after the break. and they're having a great time and

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ktvu learned that 49 year old akita norman was arrested on suspicion of that hit and run taco was walking their 19th and harrison streets at about seven sunday morning when a car slammed into him and kept driving. he suffered severe head trauma was rushed to the hospital but did not survive. private security guard attacked well on the job. the 72 year old cut several men trying to break into a home and recorded them with his phone. ktvu crime reporter henry lee explains,

those men turned their attention to him. they all came rushing at me and fighting me like angry lion. aleksic beanie waka is in pain and both his hands are broken. the private security guard was attacked by burglary suspects in oakland after they caught him, recording them with his phone. i recorded the car and everything in the cell phone. yeah but then they took the phone away came up. campus skated his phone smashed it beat him up. this neighbor who wanted to be identified only as brian found the guard lying on the ground. his attackers even used the leaf blower next to him to hit him in the face. he was on the ground, and he was disoriented and there was nothing i could do. except you know we were calling. the 911 happened wednesday afternoon outside his vacant home on lambert boulevard in the oak more neighborhood. the guards saw the men on the property and told them they were trespassing and said he was calling. the police punched me. use that whatever i did disposal. do it, you know. do you know to fight me? the three took off in the

stolen hyundai elantra, which was later found abandoned. brian is angry that a man hired to protect his neighborhood was himself victimized. he's not someone who can fight back and there were three of them. his wife, amanda, says her heart goes out to the guard. we're so sad that he had to go through this and he's 72 years old. you know, it's so ruthless. you know, he he's uh ah, very sweet kind and obviously very courageous and he's trying to protect us. oakland city council member janani ramachandran says the assault is actively under investigation. i am firmly committed to partnering with opd , however, that i can to make sure these folks are brought to justice. this is this is tragic . weaker, had this message for his attackers. stop this kind of vandalism and look for something many food doing. it's not good. it's not good for themselves, not good to the society. not good to the neighborhood.

neighbors tell me they hope a combination of oakland police patrols, private security and community vigilance will help deter crimes like these in oakland, henry lee ktvu fox two news attorney general, rob bonta held a conversation this morning in honor of the national day of racial healing. leaders from across california joined bonta to reflect on shared values and discuss how to heal and move forward from the impacts of racism. talked about the work that state's department of justice is doing to end various forms of inequity. whether it's tackling the ongoing effects of systemic discrimination. and the legacy of slavery confronting our state and nation's history of persecution of native americans, and that describe the destruction of their homes or confronting the recent rises of pandemic fueled hate and bias. we all have work to do. there is no single solution, but what i do know is that we can solve these challenges together and we're taking out, said it's community awareness response and

engagement team is working to increase resources, highlight ongoing efforts and have more important conversations. our special program. voices for change returns this sunday. in this first episode, the show will continue our celebration of black history month. with a look at a special exhibition at the san francisco public library also introduce you to an organization that's preparing young people of color for jobs in the video game industry plus me to san francisco chef who took his pain from social unrest and turned it into a passion for baking how he hopes his sour dough will spur change. the thing that made me happy made other people happy. and then i started to realize. well you know, i can't make a difference and that's kind of my motto is i feel like i could make the world a better place. one beautiful loaf of bread at a time. we hope you will join us for voices for change right here on ktvu this sunday morning at 8 30. so winter storm pictures and video

just taking over social media here are supposed to want to share with you ktvu ourselves. we tweeted your own video showing snow dusting the santa cruz mountains. would you take a look at that? that we have this one from caltrans district five, saying caltrans crews are clearing snow from blaine's in responding to multiple down trees and highway 17 this morning in the santa cruz mountains. what have you to wake up to? i took this one myself. my dad took these photos. he's from south texas in all with the snow that we woke up to this morning as well, pretty cool. stuff you see berkley? it's deep out there. we received 26.2 inches of snow over the last 24 hours. which brings our three day total to 45.1 inches. and who is that? brooks jarocz taking it all in right now? snow in oakland and the berkeley hills. he was loving it out there. that tweet by the way from brooks has more than 400 retweets. already this one nws bay area three hours in 10 seconds. look at that time lapse. this is city of cupertino, keeping sending those reports, rulers and snow with

the location are super helpful that they say and then we have this one from bark heavy and sustained snowfall with close to one inch accumulation so far at 2200. feet above los cotto's thunderstorms and power is still out tree snapping all around, but that is so beautiful to look at. so for more on this in the weather that we're having we go to meteorologist rosemary oroczo with a look at the conditions outside high, rosemary. hi christina. so amazing ride and a and a big applause to our folks in house here, capturing all these beautiful views for us, our life camps, taking photos or live video of areas like mount diablo and mount hamilton's and across the bay and just capturing gorgeous shots there again, mount diablo! so in the background. i believe that maybe oakland in the foreground as we begin to see the sunset, we've got partly cloudy skies out there. you know, as you know, we saw most of this storm pulled through early this morning. national weather service reporting 150 lightning strikes during the overnight hours in addition to the snow and a

pretty good amount of rain. we showed you in the last half hour, some areas picking up an inch, even two inches of rainfall, a little bit of moisture hanging over cobb mountain as you can see a little bit of a rain snow mix there and over mount hamilton's turned over to rain. snow levels are between 7000 ft. here in the sierra for us as well. there is a winter storm warning that does not expire until early tomorrow morning. so getting there between now and then it's going to be rough tomorrow looks to be a good day, but another other advisory for travel for the sierra will begin saturday night into sunday. here's a view of where we are right now, you can see the northern half of the state getting a break central and southern california getting it to heavy at this point tomorrow morning. the court is right off the coastline there of central and southern california , so it's taken the moisture with it, but we're getting the wrap around moisture all the way through tomorrow morning, and then it looks like we break away to mainly dry conditions under mostly cloudy skies for saturday. if you take a look

sunday, the time stamp here, there's the next system upstream , and it's beginning to move into northern california sweeps across the bay area. more sierra snow here's a look at monday morning, another storm moving in and then tuesday will call for scattered showers and these are cold storms as well, which means no levels are expected to be low, not quite as low perhaps, is what we saw in the last 24 hours, but still low, the future cast model when it comes to rain and snowfall amounts 1 to 2 inches of rain. tom. is what we're expecting to see over the next several days. at least that's projection right now. we'll keep a close eye on that one and then several feet of new snow expected, which means if you're traveling up between now and then keep a close eye on the forecast temperatures around the bay area at this hour chilly 46 san francisco, 47, walnut creek, 48 san jose, and as we've been talking about, it's going to be freezing. tomorrow morning. these advisories start at midnight. don't expire until nine o'clock tomorrow morning. shades of purple indicate the freeze war. earning where we are

expected to dip into the upper twenties for some areas, including our north bay valleys , as well as our santa clara valley and parts of the santa cruz mountains. meanwhile the frost advisory for near freezing conditions for many parts of the bay area as well. san francisco expected to hit 38 tomorrow morning today, sink to 39 broke a record 27 in the north bay of santa rosa 33 livermore, 35 over san jose, and our afternoon highs will struggle once again. upper forties too low fifties take a look at the extended forecast so again. a little bit of a break on saturday. on sunday. the next storm rolls in monday tuesday. the wet weather keeps going on and off and our temperatures in the afternoons are going to be chilly, struggling at about 50 degrees on monday, overnight lows near freezing for our inland communities back to you. rosemary thank you up next year, highlighting the accomplishments of two sports teams at one high school in concord, how the bonds between those teams for their success coming up at six o'clock , the recent rain, wind and snow has toppled plenty of trees.

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conquered a small high school with roughly 1200 students, but three teams from their campus made it to the playoffs this year. both the girls and boys basketball teams and the boys soccer team made it and those teams really had a great run. i spoke with the basketball and soccer teams about their seasons. ratio valley high school in concord. all of the wolves. the varsity basketball

team is somewhat of a cinderella story. i think all of us on the team really recognize how good we are doing. captains german patent and william raulerson, our seniors. it's their first year. we start off a little slow. um well, we picked it up really fast and you know, we started yelling and got closer with each other on and off the court. we went on massive runs and have an amazing record because of it because we trust each other and have worked very hard for that. they call themselves the wolfpack and treat each other like brothers, whether they're together at school or after practice, every person on this 12 member team brings something to the table, and it doesn't hurt that their tallest player. six ft nine inches tall. the wolves are in the nts basketball playoffs after the schools 34 year drought to keep going through these playoffs and win it all varsity team made it to the ncs playoffs, and so, too did the varsity soccer team. good to see that they're also competing in

ncs, like it shows how competitive nasa valley is julian renteria and ronald lopez won an ncs title as freshmen. they're hoping for a repeat to close out their senior here, maybe make it to st we work hard every day. come out here and train every day. and i think we got the talent to be there. ronald is a striker. he had four goals in his best game this season. julian plays defense and is the team's hype man their success born years before high school, many of them started playing together around nine years old in a youth soccer league called legal latina bonding chemistry that we built . the chemistry's there and like we've been growing up, since we're like little like altogether bond spurs their success supported trailer basketball team is always here. we're always there. we pretty much all go to each other's games. ah when we have the time after practice and stuff like that, so it's very supportive environment and we're succeeding because of it. william plans to

attend uc berkeley in the fall with ambitions to find a cure for diabetes since he's diabetic himself. his teammates always support him if he ever needs a break on the court, and like i can confidently say like this team is my family. really tough on each other, and that makes us all better. make sure to go harder and they say it's all part of being in the wolfpack pack is just a different type of vibe. different culture. i think we're creating a new image for ourselves, which is very positive in concord, cristina rendon. ktvu. this is ktvu fox two news at six, a rare sight in the bay area snow in places as low as 500. ft causes highways to close trees to fall and plenty of people to take in the snowfall. i went upstairs to get breakfast and look out the window, and it's like is it white outside? i don't feel like this is right. it doesn't snow in orinda had a peak of the

forecast shows that there could be more winter weather on the way. good evening. thanks for joining us. i'm cristina rendon hello. i'm greg lee highway 17 is open again tonight through the santa cruz mountains. it was closed for most of the day because of down trees and slick, snowy driving conditions. several drivers got stuck in the snow as they were trying to get around the closure using bear creek road this morning was quite the sight to see in many parts of the bay area. here's a look at mount diablo i seen from sky fox this morning people in walnut creek, concord and other parts of the east bay were able to get a rare glimpse of that snow all over the mountaintops and the snow came down on mission peak as well. plenty of people in higher elevations were looking to have some fun in the snow. check this out a new hire match shared with us this video of him. mm snowboarding and falling with snowboarding on mission peak. pretty amazing there. meteorology roberta gonzalez joining us now, roberta, quite the unusual sight. so many people have asked me today. have i ever experienced anything like this before? since i've been