now at six hundreds of thousands without power across the bay area right now, some could be in the dark for several more hours. we're monitoring the areas where things are the worst, and it's not just the bay area. >> got outages. of course, all

across the bay area, including in san francisco. so and the east bay and other places. but the hardest hit right now appears to be the north bay, the peninsula and the south bay. >> we are not quite out of the woods just yet. still at a two of the storm impact scale this morning, drew telling us how windy and rainy things could get today. >> good morning. welcome to monday, february fifth. >> yeah, people are dealing with a lot this morning. i know you were dealing with no power. gloria. >> yeah. our power went out yesterday about 1:00 and it is still out this morning. so it's just been candlelight fireplace. it's been tough. yeah. and i know a lot of people are dealing with that today. and part of the problem is they couldn't get out there last night because it was so windy. >> but thankfully the winds are backing off this morning. we're through the worst of the storm. we have leftover showers and downpours and some brief gusty winds to deal with the next couple of hours. here's live doppler seven will take you down into the santa cruz mountains, the south bay where we're seeing

much of the action right now. we're tracking scattered downpours, several lightning strikes off the coast of santa cruz this morning. it's not out of the question. we could see a thunderstorm move on shore. that's something we're tracking this morning. the big story. the winds are not nearly as strong as they were yesterday. yesterday we're seeing gusts. well over 60mph this morning. most cities seeing gusts less than 20mph. and as we go throughout the day, the winds get even weaker. the afternoon they are much lighter. most of us seeing winds less than ten miles per hour, which would be great for crews to get out there to restore power at a level two until 8 a.m. this morning, because of those showers and thunderstorms and those gusty winds, please watch out for debris on roads. a lot of trees came down the last 24 hours, and we're still cleaning up for that. let's see how we are doing on the roads with gloria this morning. good morning. >> yeah. you know, drew, you mentioned it, but yeah, a lot of debris out there on the roads in some areas. i know when i drove into work there were branches, leaves on the road, even huge piles of sand. so watch out for that. especially if you're going out right now because it is dark out there. could be hard to see.

so drive a little bit slower, make sure that you are looking out for those kinds of things. also, heavy wind today in some areas, chp has issued an extreme wind advisory on the upper deck of the bay bridge, saying box trucks can over turn. so be very careful. this is a live look outside at our bay bridge toll plaza. camera. you can see it's really busy out there right now. metering lights flipped on at 536 this morning. so we'll keep monitoring the roads for you this morning. kumasi >> thank you. gloria p-g-and-e's says crews are still working to restore power to more than 230,000 customers here in the bay area. so here's a live look right now at the p-g-and-e's outage map. and you can see the impact across the region. the colors you see here represent different clusters. the green means up to 50 customers are without power yellow up to 500. and then on change is up to 5000 and red means more than 5000. people do not have power. when we see a lot of that near the south san francisco area, abc seven news reporter lena howland joining us live in that area.

lena, what's it looking like there? >> kumasi we're in a south san francisco shopping center where we are completely in the dark right now. as you can see behind me here, every single storefront , including the gas station behind us, are without power. this morning. and that includes most of the traffic lights in this area as well. so we had to make quite a few very slow four way stops just on our way to find this live shot location. now, yesterday we saw winds whipping across the bay area, trees toppled and power lines down in the east bay. two trees came down on a home in berkeley and a close call in walnut creek when a tree fell on a residential building, displacing six people in san francisco. more aftermath. with trees down throughout the city, across streets and power lines got outages, of course, all across the bay area, including in san francisco and the east bay and other places. >> but the hardest hit right now appears to be the north bay, the

peninsula and the south bay, p-g-and-e's says crews will continue to make repairs and get customers restored as soon as possible, according to new numbers from p-g-and-e's. >> they are reporting that there are still more than 56,000 customers without power here on the peninsula. at this hour. live in south san francisco. lena howland abc seven news. >> thank you lena. now a warning from caltrain of possible delays during the morning commute because of downed trees. this one caused officials to cancel train service between millbrae and sunnyvale yesterday. caltrain says crews are stretched thin, which could cause even more delays during your commute. another major impact of these storms flights at sfo. here's a live look from the wet tarmac at sfo. had to start diverting flights to san jose airport yesterday because planes couldn't land in the wind and rain. things are almost back to normal now. according to flight tracker flightaware.com. we're seeing about 45 flight delays and at least 28

cancellations so far this morning in the south bay, the east side union high school district has canceled classes today, and these schools include apollo high school. >> calero high school and adult transition program. south oak, oak grove high school, as well, w.c. overfelt high school and adult center, yerba buena high school, the district saying it's all because of power outages. now the storm is leaving behind a trail of damage in the north bay. toppled trees, flooding and power outages all causing problems. and that includes schools having to close today. we mentioned some these are the ones in sonoma county. they are reporting storm related flooding or power issues. fort ross elementary says it had damage to part of its school. novato residents are dealing with a lot of high water, and people living near the novato rv park feel stranded because of the flooding in santa rosa, first responders say the driver of this crushed car survived after a redwood tree fell onto northbound 101.

the driver was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. one homeowner is trying to keep her backyard chickens safe and dry. >> my chickens don't like it. no no, they're in there. a coop going, what? what the heck is going on? it's crazy. >> caltrans is warning people not to drive on freeways today to avoid any accidents, because the roads are slick. so you know what we have here? >> imagine taking that and amping it up even more, because that is what they're seeing in southern california. they are being pummeled by the slow moving storm. this is video from santa barbara county, where a road became a river. the santa barbara airport also shut down overnight because of flooding on their tarmac. in total 40 million people across the state are now under flood alerts. >> and it's going to be very slow moving. and there are some initial indications now that it may stall out monday into tuesday, near la county, south of santa barbara and ventura road. >> conditions are dangerous for drivers. you can see people are

having to navigate these flood waters. experts say several months worth of rain could fall by wednesday. >> coming up, the end of an era for now, the iconic castro theater hosting its final event before renovation, and a look at how the major storms impacted the mountains, just how much snow fell in the sierra, and how much more could come. >> 607 this morning, still, winter storm warnings in effect for the sierra until tomorrow morning. here locally, we're still tracking scattered downpours. the winds are much weaker this morning and they will turn light this afternoon. 'll go hour by hour in future weather. plan out time to open the fridge. i'm not sure why i'm showing you this.

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and highway 50. palisades tahoe ski resort closed yesterday due to the intensity of the storm and increased avalanche danger. officials say the lifts will be slow to open today. now here's what it looked like at heavenly resort uc berkeley's central sierra snow lab posted this video yesterday on social media. almost six inches of snow fell earlier in the day, with more snowfall covering the region overnight. >> but this was definitely the strongest winter storm we have seen this season. still a winter storm warning in effect until 4 a.m. tomorrow. still an additional 1 to 2ft possible above 7500ft. back here at home, it was all about the wind. the rain yesterday. look at some of these peak wind gusts, pablo point in marin county, a peak wind gust of 102mph. so clearly you can see why we had so many trees down, so many power outages yesterday. let's talk about the winds. great news today. they are weakening fast into the afternoon. they are going to be light. most areas less than ten miles per hour,

which will be great news for crews to restore power. still some scattered downpours out there, mainly affecting the santa cruz mountains and the south. they were watching some thundershowers off the coast. not out of the question. we could see a rumble of thunder across the region this afternoon. isolated showers and downpours for the rest of the day. but the good news the winds are much weaker. highs in the upper 50s to near 60 degrees kumasi. >> thank you drew. coming up, how you can get free parking and part of san francisco for a limited time this month. then the latest quality concerns for boeing. the company saying there is a new potential glitch. and as we head to break, we're taking a live look outside right now at 611. we'll be right back ...with pfizer's pneumococcal pneumonia vaccine. so am i. because i'm at risk for pneumococcal pneumonia. i already got a pneumonia vaccine, ...but i'm asking about the added protection of prevnar 20®. if you're 19 or older with certain chronic conditions... ...like asthma, diabetes, copd, or heart disease,... ...or are 65 or older, you are at increased... ...risk for pneumococcal pneumonia. prevnar 20® is approved in adults...

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glory is at the live desk with more on the investigation. gloria. >> good morning. kumasi boeing is conducting a new investigation into quality control after a problem found during the production of 737 max jets. now the company says that workers flagged missed drilled holes on 50 undelivered planes. reuters reports that there was a spacing problem on holes drilled on the window frames. boeing says a mis drilled holes posed no immediate flight safety risk. the company also says all 730 sevens can can continue to fly safely. >> the one thing to keep in mind whenever something happens in aviation involving an airliner is that more than 50% of the airliners around the world are boeing products. >> boeing has been under pressure since the mid air blowout of a door plug on a 737 max nine jet last month. that incident prompted the faa to ground the planes for weeks and order new inspections. the ceo of boeing says that they plan to take several days this week to

work on those misaligned holes, and it could delay the delivery of some new planes. kumasi >> thank you. gloria. now to a story you will only see on abc seven. an oakland restaurant considering shutting down after being broken into and robbed four times this year. employees at seibel's pizza in the diamond district have resorted to fending off attackers themselves . the owner says the crime in the area is so bad it's hard to retain workers as sales are dropping down because nobody wants to come out, nobody, nobody. >> they're scared for their safety. 20% of the sales were worse than the pandemic. >> mayor shang tao's office tells abc seven. they've been working with the owner and other small business owners to strengthen security. her office also says they recently granted two small businesses $25,000 for repairs. they say they will work with seibel's for some type of funding, as well. >> new details about a plan to

boost business in san francisco's chinatown during lunar new year celebrations. the chinatown garage is offering two hours of free parking this month . supervisor connie chan proposed using money from an apec relief program to pay for it. however the board hasn't actually approved the funds. the garage started offering free parking on the first of the month anyway. community leaders hope this will help encourage people to visit the neighborhood, which they say has not yet fully recovered from the pandemic. by the way, lunar new year starts this saturday after one last show last night, the historic castro theater in san francisco is now shut down for the next year, and a half to be restored. the $15 million restoration project will include refurbishing the iconic sign out front and repairing the roof. the new plan also will add more room for the stage to accommodate different types of events, like live shows. the entire seating area and the stage will be ada compliant. of course, they are making the seats removable so that they can create concert events. the

reopening is expected sometime next year. >> this might become a new trend in the world of college basketball. a group of oakland, michigan athletes started giving out hair cuts in an attempt to distract an opposing basketball team. so the swim team from oakland university tried to distract opposing players. free throw attempts by giving out free haircuts. oakland ended up winning 8173. it's not clear how much those distractions is this a new thing? >> we're doing now? we're getting naked haircuts like the speedo one that we did last week right? >> this one. teams are really they have time. they should they be practicing. >> shouldn't they be swimming? if you're not first place, you better be practicing. >> that's what i'm saying. i want to thank you. >> this is support for your fellow athletes and classmates. >> okay? >> do what it takes right now. support support, support. >> okay. we'll go with that this morning. we're finally seeing those winds a lot weaker. we're out of the worst wind gusts see

winds in most areas less than about 20mph. we still have high wind warnings in effect in our hills. actually look at this. good news. this just happened. they have dropped all of the warnings and the advisories when it comes to the winds, because you have seen those winds are less than about 20mph. so that is fantastic news. we still have a flood watch in effect for the entire region until 10 a.m. this morning. we are still seeing some downpours in parts of the area. here's live doppler seven. it's really the south band, the santa cruz mountains that are seeing those downpours, having some heavier showers work through morgan hill this morning. we've been in and out of the showers across san jose into parts of livermore. we're watching some of these thunderstorms that have developed off the coast of santa cruz. not out of the question. we could see a thunderstorm this morning and even into the afternoon. so we'll keep it at a level two until 8 a.m. this morning. here's our low pressure. in fact, this low was so strong its pressure dropped to levels we haven't seen since 2010. you felt that in the form of all those winds. and now southern california is seeing dangerous rain. this morning we

have flash flood warnings in effect, the hollywood hills are getting hit hard this morning. here's future weather back here at home. it's all about isolated downpours. 1230 there's the chance of a thunderstorm popping up even into the evening. but tomorrow we can breathe. we get a break from the wet weather, the sunshine is back out. it's a nice tuesday before light showers return. here on wednesday. wednesday is a level one future weather showing you. we do estimate less than a quarter of an inch of rain on wednesday. we're not going to see those strong winds like we saw yesterday. so just a little bit more rain coming here midweek. here's the accuweather seven day forecast level two for scattered downpours this morning . a nice break in the storms tomorrow. some light showers wednesday into early thursday. but look at that weekend. so much better than this past weekend. sunny skies and near average temperatures. gloria. yeah you know, if you're driving this morning, we are dealing with a lot today. >> you could experience some scattered showers and if not actual showers, maybe slick roads, debris on the road like tree branches, leaves, that kind of thing. also pretty windy out there in some areas. now this is

a look at our overall map here in the bay area. and you can see a lot of green which is always what we like to see. the traffic is flowing. however there are some slow spots out there where you see the red and the yellow. we want to zoom in on one of those slow spots right now, and this is over in novato. there is a tree that fell on the road, and there's also downed power lines here in this area, and that's causing some major delays here. this is on alameda del prado between posada del sol and dussel court. and that is expected to take several hours to clear up. so we'll keep checking on this for you throughout the morning. but if you drive in novato, you might want to take a different route. this morning, guys. >> thank you gloria. now we're going to turn to ginger zee who's in la this morning. good morning america. >> good morning ginger. >> hey good morning reggie and kumasi i know you all know your pop culture, so think about the movie grease. think about, you know, john travolta down racing

a car in that drag race scene in the la river basin, which is usually dry like they've shot so many movies. terminator folks on motorcycles running through it that that is the la basin this morning that is usually dry and actually 24 hours ago it was mostly dry. and then this is what it looks like. this morning. that's after more than a month's worth of rain in just 12 hours. overnight this is such a substantial storm. and it is not just started. i mean, truly, the flash flood warnings that include brentwood, hollywood and i heard drew talking about it all the way back to malibu. that goes for the next couple of hours. that's the type of warning that they say don't drive, do not get in the car. we've already heard of mudslides, houses off the foundation, and we've got 24 hours left of this thing. yet to go. so we want to. rescues have been ongoing. we're going to see more of those today. i think we'll end up with a majority of this area getting easily a half foot of rain, if not up to a foot. some of the foothills the computer models are printing out wild numbers, so we're going to be here with all of the latest.

and of course i'll forecast it as it moves east, and we'll have the coverage of what happened for you all over the weekend. and then on top of that, you've got a.i. changing the way we shop, at least via amazon. so we're going to get into that story. and there was one other big story here, the grammys. yes, los angeles was drenching for the celebs as they went in. but there was some big headlines that came out. tracy chapman, you had a taylor swift and her big announcement. so much to get to with all the highlights coming up on gma. but i know i loved the moment of me walking in after world news looking like this. just soaked. and then all of these like unbelievable looking people around me with their hair and makeup and the thing and the thing and a lot of sequin and i'm all, hi. hey. how you doing? >> just trying to dry off ginger zee in the house. >> everybody. uh. it doesn't look windy this morning. >> yeah, yeah, my hotel, my hotel was a grammys like hub, right? >> i'm sure. right and you're on weather watch. um, has did you experience the high winds that we had yesterday because it got really wild in san francisco.

>> unbelievable. to see mammoth to 99. and then palisades tahoe 121 and then you had that 102 in marin county. uh, it really strong. and i've been following drew. drew always tweets the best stuff and to find that since 2010 because last year that that march 2023 when i came out there. yeah. right after it that was so low, that low pressure system was so deep. so to know that you beat that and then went all the way back to 14 years ago, that's considerable. and unfortunately, i think here this could rival a 1998. and that was the most devastating they've seen. so more than a quarter century since we've seen something like this. and i think a lot of people around la maybe just don't remember or weren't here or weren't alive. yeah. when it happened, lots of transplants too. >> well, ginger, we appreciate your coverage and thank you for bringing that to us. we'll see you at seven and we'll be right back

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or wind advisories have been completely canceled across the region because the winds are weakening as we speak, and they turn light this afternoon. so that's great news. still dealing with downpours out there. live doppler seven in the santa cruz mountains, the south bay, parts of the east bay. that's where we have a lot of the action this morning. we have flood advisory still in effect for numerous areas. that's the city down through the santa cruz mountains. a lot of standing water out there. we're keeping it at a level two until 8 a.m. today for those showers and some gusty winds from time to time, please watch out for debris on the roadways. reggie aqui. >> andrew. thank you. we know when the world cup will be played at levi's stadium, the home of the 40 niners will host six world cup games in 2026, including one knockout round game. the first game will be on june 13th. we won't know who exactly will play in each game until next year. team usa will

not be playing in the games here . they'll play in la and seattle . the world cup final will be played in the new york metro area, canada and mexico are also hosting the next two. 630 back to the courtroom. the first ever parent of a school shooter to be put on trial for their child's crimes, and the fateful helps and the faith, i should say the faithful helped send off the niners to vegas despite the rain. their message for the

and it will not be as bad as yesterday, but it's still a level two on our exclusive storm impact scale. drew is tracking the storm, then emergency crews with a busy morning ahead. top

old trees, landslides and wind damage. what was left behind from yesterday's round of storms and someone you know is probably waking up in the dark. pkg andy reporting widespread outages across many parts of the bay area. we have people right on our team this morning who do not have power. >> good morning everybody. it is monday, february fifth. >> let's get to what we have in store this morning. hi, drew. yeah, thankfully we're through the worst, but we still have some issues out there. >> this morning, one of the biggest updates, our high wind warning and our wind advisories have been completely canceled. our winds are backing off this morning and they will get lighter as the day goes on. so some great news there. still dealing with downpours across the south bay, the santa cruz mountains will go in a little tighter. we're watching a couple thunderstorms developing off the coast, not out of the question. we could see 1 or 2 of these move onshore as the morning goes on. we're keeping it at a level two this morning until 8 a.m. for those showers. potential thunderstorms and winds are still gusty in our hills, but they are backing off. and please

watch for debris on our roads this morning we had numerous trees come down yesterday and we're still cleaning up from that. so look at the forecast region by region. what you'll see is that we're in and out of the showers throughout the day. temperatures basically in the mid 50s for daytime highs. hi, gloria. >> yeah you know, reggie mentioned it but i'm without power this morning so i feel you those of you who also are waking up without power, our power went out at 1 p.m. yesterday. it's not been fun. another thing on the roads just be careful because you might come across debris or heavy winds, that kind of thing. look at your drive times for this morning from tracy to castro valley. it will take you 59 minutes. that's our slow spot for this morning. and a look at our bay bridge toll plaza camera. the metering lights flipped on at 536, and chp has issued an extreme wind advisory for the upper deck of the bay bridge. kumasi. thank you, gloria. >> the power is coming back on across the bay area this morning. the latest update from p-g-and-e's shows 235,000 people still don't have power, but that is significantly down from 678,000 people yesterday. so

here's a look at p-g-and-e's outage map. you can see the impact across the bay area. the colors represent different clusters. green means up to 50 customers are without power. yellow up to 500. orange up to 5000, and the red there you can see means that more than 5000 people do not have power. abc seven news reporter lena howland joining us live in south san francisco. that area, we're seeing a lot of outages this morning. lena come on. >> tsay. that's right. we're in a south san francisco shopping center where things are still completely in the dark at this hour. every single store, including the gas station right here behind me, are without power. we're just seeing this one delivery truck driver working through this outage, trying to unload some supplies for the gas station. we've seen a few people out with flashlights here as well. now, this outage also includes a lot of the traffic lights in this area as well. so we had to make quite a few four way stops just to find this location. yesterday we saw winds whipping across the

bay area, trees toppled and power lines down in the east bay. two trees came down on a home in berkeley and a close call in walnut creek when a tree fell on a residential building displacing six people in san francisco. more aftermath. with trees down throughout the city, across streets and power lines, we've got our full complement of crews out working to restore power as well and make repairs, and we can do that at night. >> also, we will continue to make repairs and get customers restored. >> the hardest hit area right now appears to be the north bay and the south bay, and back here live on the peninsula, p-g-and-e's says. crews are working to restore more than 56,000 customers who are waking up without power this morning for now, reporting live in south san francisco. lena howland abc seven news thank you, lena, a note that parks across california are impacted by the storm >> 27 state parks are closed today, including angel island and big basin state parks. here

in the bay area, muir woods is also closed. and in emeryville, marina park is closed indefinitely because of tree damage and other parks are facing partial closure as san francisco emergency crews have had their hands full with clean up jobs caused by this weather, including a landslide near market and danvers streets. >> the slide toppled a tree landing it on the westbound lanes of market street, then fall a fallen tree blocked traffic and at least we know no injuries were reported. high winds whipped. this goes from russian hill neighborhood, i think. this is video of the pittsburgh marina showing just how intense the waves and wind were there, but we do have some video of that tarp blowing in russian hill. really just strong winds across the entire bay area. having a significant impact on everyone in. >> yeah. so where you're looking at right now pittsburgh marina,

they got to 45mph. but then we also saw a point res 85mph. those were the gusts there. and the santa cruz gusts in the mountains near nearly 100mph. the storm has left one family in pleasant hill with quite a mess in their front yard. another toppled tree. the tree is so big it covers not only the yard, but when you zoom out you can see it goes all the way into the street. one of several spots in the east bay dealing with a cleanup this morning at another location, a vehicle got tangled in some power lines that were knocked loose by the strong winds. >> a 9-1-1 call for a car in the guadalupe river yesterday led to seven people being rescued. san jose fire crews were called out because someone reported that car near highway 87 and taylor rescue teams were not able to get to the vehicle, so they put up a drone to see if anybody was inside, and now they found out the vehicle was empty. but the drone did spot three people on an island in the river. rescuers were able to bring them to safety and then the drone found

four more people on an island further down the creek at autumn parkway and coleman avenue. they were rescued. two firefighters say neither of the groups were connected to the original call for that car, developing news about the southern border. we're learning more about a proposed bill that would overhaul the country's immigration system. and gloria, some lawmakers are already against it, calling it dead on arrival. good morning. >> kumasi senate negotiators have unveiled the $118 billion bipartisan agreement to overhaul immigration policies. so the bill includes $20 billion for immigration enforcement, the hiring of thousands of officers and increased screenings for fentanyl and other drugs. it also includes $60 billion for ukraine $14 billion for israel and $10 billion in humanitarian aid for people in gaza, the west bank and ukraine. house speaker mike johnson says the bill does not go far enough. senator james lankford responded to his criticism.

>> well, i'm a little confused how it's worse than i expected when it builds border wall, expands deportation flights, expands ice officers border patrol officers, detention beds uh- how it creates a faster process for deportation. >> president biden is praising the deal, writing get it to my desk so i can sign it into law immediately. customs and border protection says encounters have dropped by more than half. december saw record numbers when agents encounter nearly a quarter million migrants. reggie, thank you. >> gloria. today, a michigan jury is expected to begin deliberating the fate of jennifer crumbley. she is the first parent in the country charged in a child's school shooting. her son shot and killed four people at his high school in 2021. mom is charged with involuntary manslaughter. she's accused of missing warning signs about her son ethan's mental health before his attack. prosecutor claim she was too wrapped up in her own hobbies

and extramarital affairs. she denies that. >> there's a couple of times where ethan expressed anxiety over taking test, um, anxiety about what he was going to do after high school. so he expressed those those concerns to me. um but not not to a level where i felt he needed to go see a psychiatrist if convicted. >> jennifer crumbley faces up to 60 years in prison. she says her husband bought and stored the gun ethan used in the attack. the husband goes on trial next month. >> super bowl 58 is less than a week away in the 40 niners are in las vegas this morning getting ready for the big game against the chiefs. so the team touched down in vegas last night. but before that, hundreds of 40 niner faithful showed up outside levi's stadium yesterday to send them off. the niners are hoping to bring a sixth lombardi trophy to the bay area because fans say five just is not enough . >> i've been wearing it now since 2012, but it's definitely

well past its prime. we need to retire it and we're going to get that number six here in vegas. >> and i feel we're going to do it. we're a different team than the last time we played. uh, kansas city. >> did you see the ear? >> yeah. but did you see what was on that man's head? it was a super bowl ring. it's a little hard to see because it's covered. he had it covered up in plastic to keep it nice. yeah, yeah. >> there's so much going on in vegas this week for the super bowl today is media day. and the players and coaches will be taking part in that way. >> someone said, my mom bet my college fund on this. okay, maybe not do that, but she was faithful. i mean, do it. still, to come, the grammy winner who got arrested at the ceremony and let's take a live look right now at the big board, the new york stock exchange. >> we're down right now by about 160 points. another update on the markets next, then six months later, how maui is still recovering after the devastating wildfires and stay with us on the abc seven bay area streaming

app at 7:00 for abc seven at seven today. >> we have a big announcement from our partners at sf pride. they're going to tell us about the theme of this year. we are live weekdays from 7 to 8 a.m. download the app now wherever you stream. >> can't believe pride is just around the corner. looking at the accuweather forecast, we have great news when it comes to our winds. they are weakening this morning. in fact, the high wind warnings and the wind advisories have been canceled early. some brief gusts. you can see novato, san mateo close to 20mph, but nowhere near the 60 70 80 mile per hour winds. we saw yesterday. it's still pretty gusty in our hills. we're seeing frequent gusts between 25 and, say, 40mph in some spots, but the winds will weaken as the morning rolls on. we're still underneath a flood watch until 10 a.m. today. we're still seeing some downpours, mainly in the santa cruz mountains and in the south bay. that's where we'll focus our attention right now on live doppler seven. we do have a special marine warning out for this cell near capitola. it does have some lightning associated with it, some gusty winds and we are tracking downpours, working through the south bay this morning. so it's

not out of the question. you could go underneath a brief bout of heavy rain, and then we could even hear some thunder as well. it's snowing in the sierra. winter storm warning in effect until 4 a.m. tomorrow, where we'll measure that new snow in feet. here's future weather. isolated showers, some downpours expected throughout the afternoon and the evening. thankfully, the winds are really weak this afternoon. those winds will be less than ten miles per hour throughout the later portion of today. level two this morning. for those scattered downpours. a break in the wet weather tomorrow before more light showers move in here on wednesday. we'll look at that wednesday storm

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4000 homeowners fillled insurance claims about 30% of claim money has not been paid, which equals more than $456 million. >> i think some of my biggest frustrations are. fighting for what i believe they should be getting, and getting a kickback, or having to wait until it goes through a process. there's a lot of people that under bought insurance because they didn't plan for something like this to happen. >> with so much about the future still uncertain, the community is looking to cultural leaders to help with healing. >> wildfires in chile have killed more than 100 people so far, prompting the president of the country to declare today and tomorrow as days of mourning. officials say 161 active fires are burning across chile right now. many of them are under control, but 40 fires are still burning. unusually high temperatures, low humidity and strong winds are making it difficult to control the flames.

the president has issued a state of emergency as thousands of residents are evacuating the final round of the pebble beach pro-am tournament had to be called off because of the severe weather over the weekend. >> a few of the professional golfers posted videos on social media showing the conditions they were up against the pga. the pga announced late sunday that golfers would not continue to play. the tournament has been declared done after 54 holes, with wyndham clark declared the winner. >> now for your morning money report, the price of your favorite fast food items are expected to jump up in april, according to the wall street journal, mcdonald's, chipotle, jack in the box, along with others, are planning to raise prices this is in response to our state's fast food worker minimum wage increase that went up to $20 an hour. that's about a 25% increase from the state's regular $16 an hour minimum wage . mcdonald's operators say it could cost them up to $250,000 a year, and now we take a live

look at the new york stock exchange. as trading gets underway. we're down almost 150 points. >> one of the biggest winners at the grammys had his night cut short by police rapper michael render, also known as killer mike, was arrested just after winning three grammy awards, including best rap album. la police say render was involved in a physical altercation outside the arena where the show is held. after coming off stage, he was arrested and then taken in for booking music's biggest night of the year was full of performances, lots of major surprises and history being made. >> celine dion appeared on the grammy stage to present the award for album of the year. thank you all, i love you right back. >> when i say that, um, i'm happy to be here, i really mean it from my heart. >> oh, celine, it was so

wonderful to see her and to my knowledge, no one knew she was going to be there. >> she was diagnosed with stiff person syndrome in 2022. she presented the award to taylor swift, who is now won album of the year four times. miley cyrus took home her first grammy for record of the year for her song flowers and this moment was unbelievable. the legendary joni mitchell making her grammy debut at 80 years old after winning the award for best folk album. and then this surprise, three decades after her hit fast car first debuted, longtime san francisco resident tracy chapman performed the song alongside country singer luke combs, who made a big hit out of it in the past year. it was really cool to see them together on stage. >> friend, one thing you told me, you're like, she looked happy and looking at this video, she really does look like she's just happy to be singing her song. she was smiling. >> look at this. yeah grinning. >> amazing. >> yeah, i'm telling you, it was . i did not expect a lot from this grammys. it was incredible.

just a major moment. after emotional surprise and reveal. >> now i have to go back and watch. >> you really have to see it. i thought about you because dua is performing. we didn't even mention dua lipa. she opened the show. okay. this was her best performance i've ever seen. wow. she has. i don't know what she's been doing. i don't know if she's been going to dance rehearsals. >> she has been she has videos where she's like, i'm training and we're like, oh, great. she has a new album coming out. >> she's a different performer than when she went on tour. what, like two years ago? yeah it's a whole. anyway wow. can you tell i'm excited. >> you are excited? >> yeah. what do you have to tell us? i know i watched bits and pieces too, because of my power outage. so, drew, you and i have to do the catch up and do it again tomorrow. full wrap up tomorrow. we watch. i know, but i did love the tracy chapman luke combs. oh my gosh, that's such a great song. and i mean, she first performed it in 88. so after all these years, that song is still resonating with so many people, is just as clear as it was in 88. >> good for her. >> yeah, we love that.

>> and local resident. yeah, yeah. >> always always has ties to the bay somehow we'll find a way. yeah. this morning we're waking up to winds that are much lighter. so we're starting to breathe a sigh of relief out there. after those winds were gusting over 60, 70, 80mph at times we had winds in marin county that were gusting 100mph. so look at the winds right now. much better. most areas less than 20mph. in fact, our wind advisory and our high wind warnings, they have been canceled. but we are still dealing with showers out there, light showers in the north bay, heavier showers in the south bay. we are seeing some downpours. not out of the question to see some thunder and lightning to heavy showers moving through sunnyvale. it's a similar story. working through campbell san jose on their way to the north and east. here's the wider picture. our area of low pressure well to our north. in fact, this is the strongest area of low pressure since january of 2010. the winds were so fierce yesterday. now it's southern california's problem. l.a. is getting inundated by some very heavy rain this morning. in fact, we have a life threatening situation right now in parts of the hollywood hills. beverly hills, the santa monica mountains, flash flood warnings

are in effect. they've seen 5 to 10in of rain this morning. we have multiple mudslides reported in the area. streams are flooded, cars are submerged. we'll keep our eyes on southern california, but it is a mess down there. back here locally, a level two until 8 a.m. today for showers and some thunderstorms. still gusty winds in our hills. and please watch out for debris on our roadways so many trees came down overnight and yesterday. we're still cleaning up from that today. here's future weather. isolated showers, some downpours likely later on this afternoon, but everything is pretty quick. we could see a thunderstor form, but tomorrow we get a break. the sunshine comes back out and it's a nice tuesday on the way. showers turn here on wednesday. they're really light in nature and the winds will be calm. rainfall less than a quarter of an inch here on wednesday. still tracking heavy snow in the sierra. winter storm warning in effect until tomorrow morning when we wrap up this storm, we'll measure that new snowfall in feet. here's the accuweather seven day forecast showing you scattered downpours this morning . dry tomorrow. some light showers wednesday into early thursday and then all eyes on a

beautiful weekend. sunny and seasonable. >> gloria. yeah, you know, that storm could impact your morning commute. maybe some wind out there, scattered showers and debris on the roadways. so be very careful this morning. we also have some mass transit updates for you because of the weather. now this is caltrain between millbrae and sunnyvale. there is no service because of downed trees. so trains are departing on the hour from tamien and san jose to sunnyvale and then from san francisco to millbrae. so we'll keep checking in on this for you and see if they change this at all throughout the day. and then bart is running trains at slower speeds because of the wet weather. they're also reminding you to watch your step when you're out there on the stairways, and also on the platforms. they're on bart. reggie. >> thanks, gloria. a new move to get suvs off the streets of paris. parisians voted over the weekend in favor of a proposal that would triple the price for suv driver near the city center. more than 54% of the vote was in favor of the proposal. this means it will cost people $19

per hour to park in this part of central paris. this is in a move to make it more accessible for pedestrians ahead of this year's olympic games. the price only affects people who don't have a special permit authorized by the city. san francisco's chinatown kicked off lunar new year celebrations with a special ceremony at its annual flower market fair. we're less than a week from the start of lunar new year. the year of the dragon. the flower market is special because of the symbolism plants and flowers represent growth while some fruit represents happiness. at the fair on saturday, visitors were treated to traditional chinese music performers and 120 shopping kiosks. >> so we were walking to the bookstore and then we happened upon this and we were so excited we couldn't believe how wonderful it was. especially since we live in morro bay, which is a small town. and then we came here and this, this is happening and it's fabulous. >> the lunar new year is celebrated from now until february 24th, when the main

lunar new year parade is held. >> hundreds of golden retrievers braved the heavy snow to gather in golden, colorado to celebrate national golden retriever day on saturday. >> now, every year, the city of 20,000 people will welcome about 2000 golden retrievers and all of their best pals. this weather looks, i know a little harsh, so no joy. joy, my meadows came up with this idea a few years back while walking her golden retriever waffle. >> just imagined a photo of goldens under that arch. i did not imagine a photo with golden stretching three blocks. oh so the first year they were expecting about 500 goldens. >> they got double. now people will drive in from all across the country to be a part of this . >> okay, but could we have done it in like may, you know, perhaps because it looked a little miserable out there that

wasn't the floating snow. i know they were being pelted, but the denver area usually gets a lot of sun. >> so usually if it's a sunny day, even if it's chilly, you still feel happy. they just probably the sun wasn't in the mood that day. >> that looked like what i look like yesterday. a drowned, harass rat harass, harassed, harassed by the rain. rude >> i stayed in the house, i know. up next is seven things you need to know today. >> you stay in the house all weekend. >> let's be clear. sit down. >> you can watch all of our newscasts live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app. it's available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv, and roku. download the app now and start streaming and as we head to break, we're going to take a live look outside right

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warnings have been canceled, but we still have showers and downpours out there. the possibility of a thunderstorm form throughout the day, a level two until 8 a.m. that's when we'll transition down to a level one for the rest of the afternoon. watch out for debris on roads. lots of trees came down the last 24 hours or so, cleaning up from that. so scattered showers for the rest of the afternoon. potential thunderstorms as well. highs you can see most of us going into the upper 50s later on today. >> and number two, you might experience some slick roads this morning. wind or debris on your morning drive because of the storm. we do have an update for you on the richmond-san rafael bridge. there's one right lane that has open up, but the two right lanes are still blocked. and right now there's a three and a half mile backup. >> number three, we are taking a live look at sfo this morning. there were more than 200 delays yesterday due to the weather today. so far there are more than 80 oakland, san jose in much better shape. number four, there have been widespread power outages across the state here in the bay area, power is slowly coming back on. >> p-g-and-e's says 235,000

people are without power right now. that's down from a high of 678,000. number five, a state of emergency in san seven southern california counties this morning , as the region is bracing for more intense rain, evacuations, orders and warnings are in effect for thousands as the region is dealing with flooding, mudslide tides and hurricane force winds. number six house speaker mike johnson says a senate bill to overhaul the immigration system is dead on arrival if it reaches the house. the bipartisan bill includes tougher immigration and asylum laws, but also includes funding for israel and ukraine. number seven visitors in tokyo are trying to get a. >> well, trying to hog, i should say, a seat at a cafe with these mini pigs you can hold and pet the micro pigs at the my pig cafe. these type of pigs don't grow bigger than a corgi, and owners say they created it to improve the image of pigs in

japan. >> hmm. >> yeah, i would probably do that. i like pigs, they they're a little cuties. >> yeah, those are cute. you have the cat cafes? why not a pig cafe? right >> they have it all there. you can have it. there's an owl cafe. >> mhm. mhm >> there was. >> wait you said an owl cafe. >> um. huh. >> like ooh i love an owl. >> she does, i love an owl. >> there's uh a whale cafe. >> oh my god. >> oh well well go hold the whale. >> i don't know if that's possible, but a whale. how about a sea lion cafe we got here 39 right there. oh, they're not here right now. >> they're on break good morning america for our viewers in the west. the dangerous storm, 40 million americans under flood alerts right now. state of emergency. california slammed with more than a month's worth of rain in the last 24 hours. more on the way. the life threatening floods.