starts right now. >> building a better bay area moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc seven news. >> we get a break between storms and some relief. we badly need to clean up and dry out before wet weather returns. good evening. i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley. >> after days of rain, some areas are finally seeing dry weather. take a look at live doppler seven. it's a lot quieter than we've seen recently. >> yes, but we are still dealing with the aftermath. and that's what abc seven news reporter cornell bernard is. zach fuentes spent today finding. but before we hear from them, let's go to abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel. with how long until the rain returns, sandhya? yes. so we have some showers right now. dan and ama and as we take a look at live doppler seven, i'll talk about how long this will last before we do get that break. so we are going to take you into street level radar. as you will notice in the north bay from napa heading across highway 12, airport boulevard out towards cordelia junction, you are seeing some lightrillionain right now. it is light to moderate in the inland east bay around vasco road

across 580, so not complete. done with this system. as a matter of fact, this afternoon we saw a thunderstorm developing . it was a strong thunderstorm that was in santa clara county earlier today. as we take a look at the wider picture here statewide, we are seeing the precipitation. now, southern california has had its share of thunderstorms and some downpours. the sierra has been seeing a mix of rain and snow. some of the snowfall in the last 48 hours. there has been ranging anywhere from six inches to almost three feet of snow. as we go, hour by hour. still some showers tonight between 6 and 9:30 p.m. this system winds down later on tonight and tomorrow morning. what we're going to have to deal with is the fog on our storm impact scale through tonight. we'll call it a level one. scattered showers. flooding concerns remain in the north bay . and watch out for some of those wetrillionoadways flood watch in the north bay until 10 p.m. tonight. those area rivers, streams and creeks are going to take some time to recede, so that is still a concern. also a

concern. russian river at guerneville flood warning remains in effect until 10 p.m. look at the rainfall totals. ben lowman more than seven inches since friday. mount tam picked up 7.5in. you will notice over three inches santa rosa, san francisco, an inch and three quarter. oakland a little more than that and 6/10 in concord, san jose 1.85 dan i'll be back with a look at that next storm coming right up. >> okay, sandy, thanks very much. in the north bay, one community in sonoma county is using this break in the rain to dry out and clean up heavy rain brought flooding to guerneville after for a creek there overflowed its banks. the fife creek abc seven news reporter cornell bernard is there live with what's happening now. cornell yeah. >> hey, dan, a very scary day for some residents here in guerneville. after fife creek here behind me overflowed. and as you can see, it is now well within its banks tonight. but just a few hours ago it forced people from their homes. flood

water rushing in overnight to this guerneville neighborhood. the water rising fast inside the sycamore court mobile home park resident al mathers couldn't believe it. i just talked to the policeman that was sitting on the corner and he said in less than 20 minutes, 30 to 20 minutes, it flooded. firstrillionesponders say heavy rain caused the water to rise as high as four feet. the water coming from comes from fife creek, um and off of the mountains until the surface water and we just don't have enough infrastructure to get it out of here fast enough. captain jones says his swift water rescue team went door to door to assist anyone who needed to evacuate. >> they were banging on the trailers to see if everybody was okay. there was about three inches of water on our floor. our whole trailer is covered in water right now. um it's just been a rough night. just was a rough night. >> amber hughes showed us just how high the water got and shared pictures of the mess it left inside. everything soaked.

she and her husband, brandon, are now looking for a new place to live right now, we're talking with our mother in law to stay down to rohnert park, which is where we evacuate to. >> so our all of our pets are at right now. >> while we were there, the red cross showed up to offer assistance as the situation here, you know, it. >> it definitely requires some cleanup. um and that's what we're that's what we're going to try to provide assistance for. >> the storm prompted schools in guerneville to close for the day and a big cleanup on highway 116. after this tall tree toppled, blocking the road. it took out a p-g-and-e's power pole with it. i don't want to deal with this. >> uh, back at sycamore court, siobhan harp was putting on waders to see what's left of the trailer. >> she evacuated at midnight. it's disheartening. >> i probably am homeless, so? so i just don't have words. it's. it's scary and it's sad. and it happens to so fast. it's

like no warning. like there was no water on the ground. from what i understood. and like 20 minutes later, all the water was on the ground. >> a big cleanup job ahead for those folks now flooding has happened in that area before. and neighbors telling us tonight they'd like the county to develop some sort of flood protection plan to keep them safe during future storms. and we're live in guerneville tonight. cornel bernard, abc seven news. >> all right, cornel, thanks very much. on the peninsula, a massive tree fell onto a car in downtown san mateo. it happened on fourth street between el camino real and dartmouth, just look at the size of this thing. very glad to tell you that. no one was injured. someone easily could have been. >> yep. those windshield wipers were definitely needed in the east bay. this is what it was like driving on highway 24 near orinda earlier today. light traffic but wet conditions in

santa cruz county, a cabin was destroyed after a large tree crashed into it. that tree also blocked parts of highway nine in both directions. abc seven news south bay reporter zach fuentes is live in santa cruz county, with more on that. hi, zach. >> hi. >> i'm a caltrans maintains highway 90. they say that they've worked to make sure that things were prepared for any winter storms. with the ground in the santa cruz mountains is just so saturated and that's what led to that tree coming over that tree, of course, going into that woman's cabin, destroying it. it had been in her family for more than 70 years. we were with her today. she literally began picking up the pieces as a devastating morning for jeanette bemis. after a huge tree crashed into her cabin. it's not her primary residence, but it's a treasured one. she comes too often. >> my parents bought this place when i was a year old, so this is really the most home i have have. >> lately. bemis has been using the spot for her local girl scout troop meetings, and i was planning to come out here this morning and get a fire started

in the fireplace and dry it all out and get it set up for the girl scout meeting. >> when i got a text from my neighbor across the street with a photo saying, your house with a couple exclamation marks on the back of the cabin faces highway nine. >> monday morning, a massive tree on the side of the highway furthest from her home slid down the mountainside and fell over the crown of the tree crashed right into the cabin. it had an explosive type effect that sent many sentimental items out into the yard, but just the air coming out opened the windows and pushed out this little stuffed polar bear. the downed tree didn't just impact bemis. the road was closed in both directions at highway nine between keystone way and glengary road for hours as crews worked to clear the tree falling trees have only been made worse by the repeated storm santa cruz county has seen for more than a year now. these big trees that have substantial root systems, their entire root ball has come up due to the saturate ground, caltrans spokesperson kevin

drabinski said that they've prepared as much as they can for winter storms and are still doing that even as they work to clear existing issues. >> well, we're just responding, doing our cleaning up, and we'll continue that cycle of preparing, responding and, uh, cleaning up and waiting for the next system. >> despite the devastation done to her cabin, bemis is grateful. >> if i had been there sleeping, of course i would not be standing here. i'd be dead, though, she says. >> the cabin is a total loss. bemis says she plans to rebuild and keep the beloved land in her family. >> this place is heaven on earth, so that's just a building . >> now, you'd seen those caltrans crews working to clean up that portion of highway nine. they've been doing that since the early hours of the morning. they were finally able to reopen it only an hour ago. right now, live in santa cruz county. zach fuentes, abc seven news. all right, zach, thank you so much. >> and you can track the forecast anytime with the same live doppler. seven sandhya uses. just search abc seven bay area in your device's app store

to download it now. new at six a rough start for a new restaurant in san francisco. >> take a look at this. several large planters were knocked down and destroyed this is outside the new mediterranean restaurant allura, which is on the embarcadero at pier three. our media partners at the san francisco standard say the owners told them the vandalism happened early this morning before dawn. the planters were valued at roughly $10,000. they were meant to establish a boundary for a front patio. the restaurant is scheduled to open on thursday. three new developments san francisco's fillmore safeway is staying in business for another year. safeway had previously announced plans to close that store in march. it's the location on webster street in the city's western edition neighborhood near japantown. in the community was really quick to push back against this plan. closure and today mayor london breed announced an update from safeway . they have done something that they have never, ever done before. >> they agreed to continue to keep the store open. >> yes. so so yes, everyone

should be elated. yes the store will stay open until next january. >> mayor breed says that gives the city more time to explore what's next for the site, including more housing and a new grocery store. san francisco supervisor dean preston says there will be a rally at the store tomorrow at 9 a.m. to celebrate that the store is staying open. >> oakland's only in and out is closing its doors after. 18 years because of crime. the restaurant is on oakport street, not far from oakland international airport. that area has seen a rise in burglaries and robberies since 2019, according to data from oakland police and the company says customers and employees are regularly victimized by car break ins, property damage, theft and armed robberies. >> this is a profitable business, a business that is providing great jobs for our our oakland ers. they're giving good revenue for city services and it is impactful when every business door closes. >> the oakland in and out is a regular pit stop for some heading to and from the airport come march 25th. customers will

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for the first time since the los angeles innocence project decided to take on scott peterson's case, a story first reported by abc seven news. the evidence of interest here is a stain found on a mattress in a burned van that tested presumptive positive for blood. the van was found the day after laci disappeared. that was in 2002, less than a mile from her home. brian spolsky investigated that van and says no one from the prosecutor's mission or the defense came to him for his evaluation. >> i don't have an agenda or an opinion on his guilt or his innocence. this is for me. it's a fire investigation in a vehicle that has blood, possible blood. you know, um, on the

mattress and that right there is important the innocence project lawyers want the stains reexamined. >> they believe enhanced dna testing could provide more information. now, it's been more than 20 years since laci peterson died. to look back at how this case unfolded, we've put together a timeline that we hope will be useful to you. you'll find it on our website, abc seven news.com. >> tomorrow marks one year since a gunman opened fire at two farms in half moon bay, killing seven people. the accused gunman, chen li jiao, worked at one of the farms. today, the san mateo county district attorney announced that a grand jury return the indictment against him. he is set to be arraigned tomorrow. the shooting underscored the poor working and housing conditions of farm workers. eight months later, the state passed a law expanding union rights for agricultural workers on abc seven's getting answers today at three, half moon bay's mayor told us farm workers voices are finally being heard and they'll be getting

more housing soon. >> we are bringing in uh- prefabricated homes for our farm worker communities. and that's going to be happening this year, 2024, and it's been a collaboration of the city and the county. uh the state. that's my highlight of the year. >> half moon bay held a vigil yesterday for the shooting victims. you can learn more about the challenges farm workers face with housing with our abc seven special called hidden crisis tragedy in half moon bay. you can watch it on demand on abc seven news.com or the abc seven bay area app. >> this is a somber week, leading up to international holocaustrillionemembrance day, which will be observed on saturday. abc seven news south bay reporter dustin dorsey explains why the city of san jose is hoping lessons of the past will bring a brighter future. >> bimala's. dr. shiva tewari a prayer to honor a somber week for the jewish community. >> saturday, january 27th, is international holocaust remembrance day, a time to remember the past in order to

shape the future. i believe that the history we remember, the stories we choose to tell, the heroes we choose to celebrate are what determine who we become. members of the jewish community shared their family's stories monday. santa clara county district attorney jeff rosen and metro silicon valley ceo dan pulcrano are descendants of holocaust survivors. >> the only time he talked about it was when he would wake up in the middle of the night screaming with nightmares and that was an haunted him for his entire life. >> my dad, my grandmother, and my aunts and uncles were in three different concentration camps, two slave labor camps in poland, and eventually bergen-belsen were where my dad survived. his mother survived, and they were liberated in march 1945, recognized people who helped their families survive

are on display this week at city hall, an exhibit recognizing the righteous among the nations who helped other families do the same. >> as we move further and further away from that moment in history, people tend to forget. and so it's really important for us to keep that memory alive with an annual remembrance, especially now with anti-semitic incidents reportedly on the rise following the october 7th attack on israel by hamas militants. >> michael cutler wants israel special envoy for combating anti-semitism. she says remembering the past is not only important in honoring the lives lost in the holocaust, but to prevent hate from taking lives now and in the future. >> we have to not only remember the past, but we have to do so in order to be able to identify why this strain of anti-semitism that plagues our societies, our places and our spaces online, on university campuses, in congress , so that never again, not just in the future, but never again. the genocidal intent ten seven

attack. >> cutler says everyone plays a role in condemning hate, just like these heroes did during the holocaust in san jose. dustin dawsey abc seven news very important to remember. >> absolutely. all right, let's turn our attention back to the weather. a much needed break from the rain. but more is coming. >> yeah. meteorologist sandhya patel has the timing. sandhya. yeah. and dan and i do want to show you when that next storm gets in here. first, let's talk about the sierra. they have been seeing a mix of rain and snow, but some of the snowfall reports last 48 hours. boreal 32in sierra snow lab 16.8in. picking up 32. 31in. excuse me at soda springs. so it's been a rain snow m as the snow levels have been high. avalanche warning until 7 a.m. tomorrow. it includes tahoe, so the back country of the central sierra as the avalanche danger remains high. i do want to show you live doppler seven. and as we get you into street level radar, you will notice around the altamont pass, we are seeing some showers right now. light to moderate in

intensity. looking around to other parts of the bay area from vallejo into america canyon, heading out towards 680. watch out because because it is pretty wet out there across some parts. as we look at the wider picture here, southern california got drenched. they had some thunderstorms down there as well. and really this has been one in a series of storms. as you know, all of this started back last friday. here's a look at those temperatures in the 50s right now a live view from our san jose camera right now. and it looks pretty quiet there. san jose 59 degrees, mid 50s san francisco, oakland right now 58, in hayward and half moon bay, 55 degrees from our emeryville camera. pretty view as we look back towards salesforce tower 58, in santa rosa, 57 in napa, concord 59, livermore 56 degrees coastal flood advisory begins tomorrow at 8 a.m. it goes until noon. this is an area where you may see some low lying flooding as the tides come up. peak high tide just after 9 a.m, so just

be careful if you're going to take a walk, take the dog out. dense fog advisory 1 to 9 a.m. across parts of the carquinez strait and delta quarter mile. visibility or less already seeing that thick fog on the golden gate bridge. and here's a look at the headlines tonight. scattered showers remain in the forecast tomorrow morning. fog followed by a partly cloudy mid afternoon time period. and then the clouds increase later on in the evening. wednesday our next round of rain gets here, but for the north bay it starts even sooner late tomorrow night. so on our current storm impact scale through tonight, we'll call it a light level one scattered showers. those flooding concerns until 10 p.m. tonight in the north bay, where they have the flood watch and the flood warning for the russian river. some wet roadways expected to continue. so we go hour by hour. 730 tonight. you still see those scattered showers around? this continues at 930. light to moderate and intensity. and then you get a breather. there will be some fog tomorrow morning. that's what you need to watch out for. 10

a.m. still some areas of clouds around. and then we take a look at your morning temperatures in the 40s and the 50s. certainly will be a cool start to the day tomorrow afternoon. 50s and 60s, we'll call it partly cloudy for the afternoon hours. big game sunday. it's not going to be soggy like it was for the weekend game sunday at levi's stadium. at kickoff, when the niners take on the lions 68 degrees, mostly sunny and certainly mild out there. fourth quarter looking at 60 degrees, mostly clear skies. all right. let's talk about your next storm. so tomorrow morning we still have those lingering clouds around 11 a.m. then the clouds thicken. tomorrow night we have a few showers developing in the north bay at 1030. and then you will notice wednesday morning's commute. we do see widespread rain. the good news about this is it's going to be a fast mover. so light to moderate showers at 8 a.m. those showers start to move through the region and become less widespread for the afternoon. and the evening hours. so rainfall totals with this system will range anywhere from about a 10th of an inch in

places like brentwood to about 6/10 in ukiah. nothing like those storms in that series that came through. as you check out the accuweather seven day forecast morning fog giving way to a chance of some rain in the north bay, late rain and breezy. by the way we're 76 to 108% of average in the rainfall department. next level one is wednesday and then we go with some clouds for thursday. late friday night into saturday we have a chance of rain, but don't worry right now it looks dry and warmer when the niners host the lions ama and dan on sunday. >> get our rain in early. >> yes, yes and we'll take it while it lasts and then we'll get it out of here, hopefully before that game. all right. thanks, sandhya. >> all right. it's an unprecedented day for the dow tonight. a look at the record setting territory. stocks are

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we are the people. we are the people. the mighty, mighty people. >> mighty, mighty people. fighting >> today is day one of a week long strike by professors and lecturers throughout the california state university system. this is the largest

higher education strike in history. >> abc seven news reporter luz pena went to cal state east bay for a look at the impact set up by the largest ever us strike of university professors is happening right now across the state. >> we have 29,000 faculty members in this csu. >> there are hundreds to thousands uh- at a given campus depending how big it is that will be out on the picket lines or simply just not showing up to work. >> the week long strike is a consequence of what professors are calling failed negotiations with the california state university system. two weeks ago, the system offered a 5% pay raise. the union is asking for at least a 12% pay increase. >> the 5% is just not enough for the high cost of living in the bay area. >> the union is asking the university to use money they have under the reserve accounts. >> we're hoping for the csu administration to put the money it has in the investment funds and in the reserve back into the classroom, because this is a public university and money

should be spent in teaching and instruction and research and student services, not in making profits in the corporations. >> in a statement, the california state university system said the cfa's demand for a 12% raise would cost $312 million, just this year. there are other economic demands, such as life insurance increases and raising the minimum pay to adapt to another $68 million, for a total of 380. this is financially unrealistic. freshman reece lawrence joined his professors on the picket line today. did you know there was a strike today before coming to class? >> most of my classes were canceled. uh, i did hear there was a strike, but i didn't know the location. i decided to come down here. >> the president of the union, the california faculty association, east bay chapter, said the strike could go past friday. >> we hope that we have some resolution. uh to our strike by then, despite the strike across campuses throughout the state,

the university says classes are not canceled and urged students to contact their professors directly. >> i don't know whether my classes are canceled or not, if they are fighting for themselves . >> these students are there to support them in the east bay. >> lose pena abc seven news. >> last year, as you know, hollywood actors and writers went on strike for months. the musicians might be next. their contract is up. and reporter leo stallworth from our sister station in los angeles, has a look at the negotiations with their contract up musicians of. the american federation of musicians, or afm, holding a rally in front of the alliance of motion picture and television producers, or amp tp headquarters in sherman oaks. >> they braved the rain holding signs, standing in solidarity ahead of the first day of contract negotiations, sag-aftra members, along with teamsters and other unions joining the rally supporting afm. the union says their demands are similar to the demands that the writers guild and the actors were

fighting for when they were on strike. they say it all comes down to being treated fairly in the world of streaming. >> i'm fighting for a fair share for musicians, especially in streaming. we have been being effectively cut out of the market right now with the with the made for new media product that's being put out there. we need to be paid for streaming as a primary market, which means we need a residual. we need additional payment for the stuff that is continually being exploited, the product that we represent, the product, the artistry that the musicians represent in all motion pictures and television, musicians produce music for movies, tv shows and more. >> musicians getting their fair share. it's one of the hardest jobs in the business, one of the most beloved. of course, everybody loves music. it's magic. so you see how many people turned out today to start the process of this contract negotiation? the afm rally, coming on the heels of the writers and actors striking for

well over 100 days before hammering out a deal with amptp. >> you folks are not afraid to strike if it comes down to it, my folks are not afraid to do anything at this point. >> we need what we need. we need to be able to accomplish the goals in these negotiations. >> you know how long the writers were out. you know how long the actors were out. are you concerned? >> my folks were out? just as long as everybody else. we were all out together. and that's why we have coalesced in the way that we have right now, because we all share the pain. >> we reached out to amptp for a response and have yet to get one. leo stallworth, abc seven news. >> it's your voice, your vote, and now down to these two republican candidates for tomorrow's new hampshire primary. donald trump and nikki haley. florida governor ron desantis suspended his presidential campaign over the weekend, then immediately threw his support behind trump. haley is facing an uphill battle for tomorrow's vote, where 50% of republican primary voters say they're supporting trump. however, haley says despite tomorrow's outcome, she will stay in the race. >> we're going home to south

carolina. the goal is we want him to be strong in iowa, stronger in new hampshire and then even stronger that in south carolina. trump and haley will both hold rallies tonight, encouraging voters to head to the polls tomorrow. >> so today is 51 years since the roe v wade decision, when the supreme court ruled women had a constitutional right to an abortion. >> it was overturned in 2020. two years years later, allowing abortion rights to be decided by states. abortion rights are the focus of the president. campaign. president joe biden spoke at the white house on this anniversary today as vice president kamala harris rallied voters in wisconsin. >> folks, this is what it looks like when the right to privacy is under attack. >> you see what the united states supreme court took? congress can put back in place. >> 54 former president donald trump supported the overturning of roe versus wade, but polls show abortion is low on the list of key issues among republican voters. >> the supreme court is allowing

u.s. border patrol agents to remove razor wire is installed at the us-mexico border. the razor wire aimed to prevent illegal border crossings. but the courtrillionuled with the biden administration, which had argued texas was preventing border control agents from carrying out their duties. it's a major victory for president biden in his dispute with texas governor greg abbott over border policy >> watch out. that fire truck sliding down an icy road is just one example of how bad the weather is across the country. puts our storms into some perspective. actually also ahead, it's very difficult to go through this process when you are feeling unnatural through a lot of it. >> meet the new bachelor a sneak peek of tonight's two hour season premiere

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graziadei. >> reporter sandy kenyon from our sister station in new york has a preview of tonight's premiere for i'm ready. >> the new bachelor is a 28 year old fan favorite who wooed and wanted to wed charity lawson. i realized that i am in love with you, but she chose someone else. and now joey graziadei is looking for love in a field of more than 30 women. >> it's a dream come true to have the opportunity to find that one woman, but it's very difficult to go through this process when you are feeling unnatural through a lot of it. >> the first episode features entrances that are even by the colorful standards of this series, wild and wacky. >> i try not to hold the entrance against them because i know how nerve wracking it is from being in their position, getting out of that limo. i remember i blacked out. i didn't remember one thing i said, i just hoped it looked good. >> it's clear joey's experience as a contestant has prepared him for being the lead, helping him

refine the qualities he is looking for in a mate and kindness is key. >> being kind is an attractive trait to me and that's sexy, joey told me. >> he's basically a one woman man, so what's he doing? kissing. so many women on night one? >> it's something that is weird that you're kissing this many women. i would never be in this situation anywhere else, but i just go off the moment how it feels between the two of us. and that goes however it's supposed to go. >> the newest bachelor watched the first episode and says he is well represented, but a trailer hints at much emotion to come and he is not looking forward to reliving that. >> oh, it's hard to watch. but the thing is, it's real. so i tried to be authentic. i tried to be myself. i tried to be vulnerable. and it's never fun to watch it. but it's true because there were emotions during that time and people need to see that. >> i'm sandy kenyon, abc seven news. >> the two hour premiere of the bachelor starts at 8 p.m. right

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that out of control. fire trucks slide down an icy road. just one example of what people are dealing with across the country. and ice storm from oklahoma to illinois is just wreaking havoc. here's abc news reporter reena roy. >> dramatic video south of saint louis shows a fire truck spinning out of control on an icy residential road, hitting a car and almost crashing into a home before sliding to a stop and appearing to be perfectly parked in someone's driveway in arkansas. drone video capturing this pickup struggling to stay on the road. drivers also battling icy conditions in oklahoma city. deadly winter storms sweeping the nation. at least 75 people killed around the us this month alone, many

involving hypothermia or accidents on the road. these residents in milwaukee without heat, in frigid temperatures for several days now, some leaving their ovens on to try and warm up their homes. so many families are out of heat. >> these poor children, these poor babies are going to get pneumonia, major water lines bursting in memphis. >> nearly 400,000 people told to boil water or drink bottled water. >> they're talking about boiling water. and i'm like, we don't have any water to boil. >> businesses forced to shut down. we've missed six days of work. >> no water. we haven't had garbage pickup in ten days. >> thousands of people in alabama in a similar situation. water. they're being handed out here in the northeast. we are expecting some more stormy weather tomorrow, but after that we'll be seeing some much needed warmer temperatures. reena roy abc news, new york. >> shefs brutal. >> yeah, right. i mean, just terrible. i have a brother who lives in indiana. he said yesterday it was like 14 degrees, man. imagine so.

>> it's not so bad here. sandhya know you're absolutely right. and ama and dan, let's take a look at that national picture. if it's not snow across parts of the upper northern tier of states in the northeast, it is excessive rain down across parts of the southern plains and the mississippi river valley area. here in the bay area, we are watching our next storm. it's off in the pacific, but it doesn't get here until late tomorrow night. going into wednesday on live doppler seven, we are tracking some showers right now. i'm going to get you into street level radar. really light stuff around fairfield across 80 cordelia road widening the picture here. the concern still remains in the north bay of flooding flood watch until 10 p.m. tonight. and for the russian river at guerneville. that flood warning until 10 p.m. flooding has already occurred on area streams and creeks and of course, on the roadways. and that concern remains as it takes a while for those streams and creeks and rivers to recede. right now in the east bay, we are seeing some spotty showers near walnut creek as we go. hour by hour tonight, we'll keep

those spotty showers around even at 9 p.m. as we head towards tomorrow morning. there will be some fog, so watch out for that. it's a level one on our storm impact scale through tonight. scattered showers, flooding concerns some some wet roadways. in case you missed us at the top of the show. since friday, more than seven inches of rain fell in ben lomond. also mount tam, 7.5in. you will notice many areas were between about an inch and three quarters to 3.5in there. in santa rosa. even san jose didn't get skipped over. you had close to two inches of rain tomorrow afternoon you get a break from the wet weather 50 and 60s for your highs and a look at that accuweather seven day forecast morning fog will give way to a chance of a few showers late in the night in the north bay. it's a level one for wednesday. rain and breezy and then mostly cloudy for thursday and friday. clouds will increase friday night into saturday. we do have a chance of rain dry and warmer when the niners take on the lions on sunday at levi's stadium. a big change from what we experienced over the weekend.

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of and support in serbia, where fans packed the arena in honor of the late deyan milojevic, the warriors assistant coach who passed away last week after suffering a heart attack. meanwhile, back in san francisco, the warriors practicing for the first time since the tragedy in salt lake city, players wearing shirts featuring coach dickey, as he was known. abc seven's chris alvarez joining us now from chase center. the entire team still trying to process exactly what happened. chris >> yeah, larry, it's just so hard to believe that less than a week ago, this all happened about five days ago on wednesday in salt lake city. just a unspeakable tragedy of coach dickey losing his life to a fatal heart attack. now, today, the team was back at practice. you saw those shirts brought?

that means, brother in serbian. and so they wore those shirts to honor their brother and coach kerr visibly emotional today during his press conference, the first time he's talked to the bay area media. but he also had a light hearted moment to which one coach dickey would definitely approve of. >> it's relatively simple, you ask the guys, what would you want us to do? and i thought about it, and i literally could picture dickey smiling and laughing and saying, you need to go win a basketball game. and then laughing. and that's so, so sorry for the language, but i'm just i just wanted to share exactly what my vision of dickey. that's exactly what he would have said. >> looking forward to just to be able to get to the game and just be able to play uh. i know it's going to be weird to build up to it, but i just want to be able to get back on the court trying to get lost in in my love for the game and uh, you know, and think about all the memories and teachings that he gave me and just trying to honor him that way. that's the way, the best

way i know how. so i'm looking forward to the games and, uh, you know, get some level of normalcy back. uh, will be good, but it's going to be tough. and just take it day by day. so the warriors will take on the hawks here wednesday night, their first game since mlk day. >> of course they missed those two games. the one in utah and then the home game against dallas. those are to be made up at some point later on. down the line. that hasn't been officially finalized. and of course, there'll be some ceremonies and some moments honoring coach dickey here on wednesday. it will be a very emotional night here at chase center. larry. >> yeah, a very emotional thank you, chris. on to the nfl. now, the 40 niners listed as early seven point favorites against detroit in the nfc championship game, which is coming up on sunday. and look they got to play a lot better than they did on saturday. just barely eking out a win over green bay. the game plan got wrecked. complete early when deebo samuel went down with a shoulder injury on the first series. deebo so important in the niners offense when he's out, it's a problem right now 5050 as to whether he'll actually be able to play on sunday. >> it wasn't broken, so that was a real good sign. um but uh,

still hurting too much for us to really have an idea how it's going to heal up this week. so we just got to be patient and see how he feels on wednesday. and um, you know, based off if it's improving, it'll give us a better idea whether he has a chance for the game or not and embrace that thing up. >> bay fc media day was today the founding four owners brandi chastain, danielle slayton, allie wagner, leslie osborne showing off the new kit. that's the uniform for the new national women's soccer league team gets ready to start training camp tomorrow, and i'm not sure anybody had a better time at the chiefs bills game in buffalo than jason kelce. his brother scores the touchdown there and jason decided to rip off his shirt, jump out of his suite to join the fans. jason, the brother of travis uh- the chiefs beat the bills, but i think even bills mafia would have to look at jason and say, respect, dude. it was about 20 degrees, but kelsey. yeah, neither. kelsey was feeling any pain at that

point. abc seven sports, sponsored by your northern california honda dealers. taylor swift was thinking that's what a real man looks like. dan, you know what's really cool is that jason was lifting up young girls and holding them up to the suite. so that they could wave to taylor. oh, i mean, that was really cool. >> yeah, that was fun. yeah. thanks very much. >> tonight on abc seven at eight. it's the premiere of the bachelor, followed at ten by bad romance, a special edition of 2020. then do stay with us for abc seven news at 11. that is it for this edition of abc seven news. thanks so much for joining us. i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley for sandhya patel. >> larry bill, i thought you'd rip off your shirt by now. >> step up. we only have 20s left. i mean, i could do it, but yeah, we'll see you again tonight at 11. we'll do it on the web, dan. we'll do it on the stream.

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