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>> but it's not all rain. kpix is your home for super bowl lviii, and with just a week to go we are looking at the 49ers final preps as they head off to las vegas. good evening, i'm andrea nakano. a state of emergency is in effect for san mateo and santa cruz counties along with the city of san jose. the atmospheric river is finally here dren temperaturing the coast from the bay to l.a. taking a live look outside right now across the bay area tonight, it doesn't look bad from these angles, but we know this is just the beginning of this storm. let's get straight to meteorologist darren peck to find out what to expect for the rest of the night, darren? >> there's a couple of well known trouble spot, andrea, that u we're going to hear about. the guadalupe river through san jose, and the san lorenzo river through the santa cruz mountains have flood warnings on them because of the amount of rain forecast. let's take a look at the big picture before i show you those flood warnings. the widespread rain already having taken much of the bay. if we play it forward in the futurecast, we're just

in this. just going to stay like this from now all the way through the predawn hours. and it's -- in fact, some of the heavier rain is going to come in the few hours before sunrise. finally when we get to noon tomorrow, we're going to get into a different phase. that widespread wall of rain by noon moves into the central valley. and then the second phase start, which is going to be around for a day and a half. all this stuff out here, these are the isolated showers, occasional thunderstorms mixed in. we're going to look at that in more detail in the first alert complete forecast. for now, i want to get you through this point through noon tomorrow when the biggest impact from the rain is going to happen. it doesn't look like the russian river is a major concern at this point, but it needs to be watched. when we look from the city south, just as much rain here. if we switch our vantage point, here's the flood watch. this covers the entire bay from now through monday morning. there's the possibility we could see flooding on roadways and some of the streams and

creeks rise. but within the last few hours, there have been two flood warnings that have put out for the usual suspects in the south bay. the san lorenzo river going tluz santa cruz, and the guadalupe river. those are the two place that are now of first concern from places that are likely going to experience flooding. this start, it doesn't begin until we get to sunday morning at can a.m. there's no expiration time on that at this point. that's just when it starts, and then from then on we're going to have to be careful around these waterways. there are almost certainly going to be more added to this list. i'll be back. there's a lot more to look at on this storm, including wind, snow, and what this is going to do in southern california. back to you. >> all right, thanks, darren. emergency officials have been issuing warnings all week long to make sure everyone up and down the state is prepared for tonight's rain. the state says it has activated swift water rescue teams and collected

food, cots, and blankets for homeless shelters. state officials are making sure everyone is ready. >> if you don't have to travel that you're not out and about during this storm. this is a very, very dangerous storm. >> and if you don't need to be on the roadways during this storm, we're asking you to please, please postpone any nonessential travel until after the storm passes. >> the rain is expected to be so bad in southern california that evacuation orders are in effect for several counties with governor newsom declaring a state of emergency in some parts of the region. officials in long beach say they expect to get more rain in the next 24 hours than they've seen in an entire year. in san jose, mayor matt mahan and other city officials were out late this evening knocking on doors and walking in flood prone areas, making sure everyone knew about the storm and the local state of emergency he issued tonight. their main focus is trying to make sure homeless people

living near the guadalupe river leave before the water starts to rise. >> you know, in times of danger, neighbors across san jose come together to support each other. it's when we see our greatest moments of community. we have opened up the roosevelt community center and have the camden community center on standby. >> the water that feeds the river and causes it to flood comes down from the santa cruz mountain, where it's already been raining for a few hours, creating dangerous conditions on the roads. our da lin is up there tonight talking to driver who is learned firsthand just how quickly things can go wrong in these conditions. >> reporter: the rain reached the south bay roughly around 4:30 p.m., and it hasn't really let up. and for some drivers it was more than an inconvenience. it proved dangerous. a jeep plunged 15 to 20 feet down an embankment in the santa cruz

mountains. driver pedro silva and his brother ignacio silva, the passenger, were unharmed. >> just start slipping, spinning. and i try to brake, but it opportunity work my brakes. >> reporter: pedro says there was a lot of water on the road. it happened at 4:00 at the down hill hair pin turn. >> you go like this -- >> he was coming in reverse. >> in reverse whshgs ten car stop i say oh my goodness, what happened. >> reporter: they landed upside down on a creek. >> the first thing i was worried about my brother. >> i tried to open the door from the jeep and tried to help my brother climb out. >> reporter: they were driving home to redwood city from their tree cutting work in the mountains. a coworker in another car witnessed the spin out. >> just helped them get out, climb out, up the rocky embankment. >> reporter: the tow truck drivers that worked the retrieve pedro's jeep say the last week has been very busy.

>> it's raining too hard, stay home. check your tires. if you have low tread. >> reporter: at the scott's valley safeway, we found some residents live in remote parts of the mountain stocking up on food and water. >> i was trying to time it with the weather report so that i could come and get what i needed. >> reporter: mountain residents worry about mudslide, cooldowned trees, and power outages. it's not just in the mountains. down in san jose, officers responded to quite a few accidents, including the solo crash of a van into a pole. for pedro, even though he's sad about losing his beloved jeep, he's thankful they walked away without a scratch. >> we are lucky. >> reporter: it's worth repeating, stay home, stay safe, and stay dry. if you have to drive in the rain, slow down. >> people across the bay took advantage of the dry hours today knowing they'll be stuck pretty much at home tomorrow. at ocean beach in san francisco

we saw some surfers braving the big waves this morning and in berkeley a youth soccer coach held practice today at the all weather fields and in walnut creek one playground was packed with parents trying to tire out those little ones. >> everybody's trying to get their energy out, get their kids outdoors before the rainstorm comes. you want to get their energy out so that they sleep, that they eat well, and you don't have just craziness, craziness in the house. >> we know about that. well, stay up to date with the storm as it continues to move through tonight and tomorrow on our website, kpix.com, or streaming on the cbs news app. still ahead tonight at 11:00, as the football world descends on vegas for super bowl lviii, we dive into the history of one peninsula bar that's been serving 49er fans for 58 years. we're also counting down to the grammy awards tonight night right here on kpix. we'll

take a look at the bay area artists up for awards. and darren peck will have much more on this atmospheric river moving through the bay tonight and tomorrow. we'll be right back. salonpas, makers of powerful pain relief patches for 89 years... believes in continuous improvement... like rounded corners that resist peeling,

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can't afford to go there, there is a place in the peninsula that's been bringing the faithful together for 58 years. max darrow has more. >> reporter: here in menlo park at the dutch goose, there is 49er history on the l whats. and if you spend a few minutes inside talking to some the longtime regulars, they'll share some 49er memories that'll certainly make you smile. for 58 year, people have made special memories at the dutch goose. and that trend will continue when the 49ers take on the chiefs in super bowl lviii. >> it'll be pretty special this year. >> reporter: sean baker and christian oliver have been coming to the goose since they were kids in the 1970s. they're pleased to get to know new regulars like linda. a few years ago it was normal to see 49er royalty at the goose. >> back in the day, it was not uncommon to see everyone among

us. joe montana and roger craig and jerry rice. i mean, they'd be at my gym. they'd be at the dutch goose. they were part of the community back then. randy cross, who was our guard, you know, blocking for owe. and he was like, i'll take -- he went up to my dad, let me take him around and introduce him to the guys. i got about 20 autographs and got to meet everyone through big randy. >> reporter: greg stern also grew up going to the fwoos and now he owns the place. >> little bang, bang niner action this. lot of the greats have come in here. we have bill walsh, montana, ronnie lott, roger craig's been wonderful. some of my hield hood memories watching these guys come to town and give back what they received in life. not because they're looking for clicks and that kind of thing, but because they could and felt it was the right thing to do. >> reporter: 49er folklore is an important part of the dutch

goose's story. >> i haven't been coming here as long as everybody else, but all the stories of joe montana and jerry rice and ronnie lot, the coming in, i mean, that's just special. but what's really special, says baker, like some 49er greats is enshrined in the history books or on its walls. >> this place is our community. i live three blocks away. half the people that come here live, you know, within a six-block radius. it's just great sense of community at this bar. >> reporter: a community that will come together for another chapter of dutch goose history that hopefully includes a 49ers poll victory. >> and another reminder, cbs news bay area is the only place to catch super bowl lviii next sunday from las vegas. we have crews heading to vegas as we speak, and we will have live coverage leading up to the big game sunday, february 1 1th and

streaming on paramount paramount+. there is some rain moving through right now. >> -- the golden gate bridge toll. you can see the drops on the lens there. we've got to start back a little bit. just to give you the big picture view on this. i showed you the close-up view of the rain tonight and how much we're going to get between now and midnight. that's one of the bigger impacts from this storm, but there are other things to look at. we need to see this storm on a bigger picture to come away with a better idea of how it's going to go. here's that wall of rain with us from now through about noon. by the time we get to noon, all that sitting over here now, and we're left with the second phase of the storm. we pick the story up there. all the way through monday, day and a half, we're going knob the center of the system. isolated showers, of casual thunderstorms, that could be one of the more impressive sides of this storm as well. you get the first wave

where it's widespread steady rain for a day, and then for the next two days you're living with the stragglers. that's going to be from the center of the storm. isolated downpours, on again off again. you'll get blue sky, the sky will turn dark, downpour, and then it'll leave. in addition to that, it's wind. look how the storm's developing. if we look at the water vapor, the beginnings of an area of low pressure beginning to form off the coast. it's going to develop in the overnight hours. by the time we get to tomorrow, we're going have this beautifully formed area of low pressure that's just going to appear seemingly like out of nowhere and be sitting right off the coast. and that's problematic. because that's where you get some of the strongest winds. you see the area of low pressure here. rotates a lot of energy around on this side. and we get caught right on that edge of it. and that's why the wind is going to be more impactful from this storm than the last one was. the center of the low is going to be right off the coast. we had a couple storms do that

last winder, in fact. look at the screen light up there, lot of purple showing up. so we could see gusts to 50 or # 0 miles an hour in the mountains, but we could also see gusts to 40 miles an hour where you live. the high wind warning is in red. it's basically the outlines, all the hills. and that goes until we get to 10:00 tomorrow night. but if we color in where the majority of us live, we've got a wind advisory. doesn't sound as menacing as a high wind warning, and it's not, but you're going to have 40-mile-an-hour gusts in that period. we could have vulnerable trees go down anywhere in the bay. and some flying debris. we talked about those flood warnings off the top and that high wind warning through the afternoon. now we can look at the other side of the state for a minute and talk about the snow, which is going to be very impressive. three feet of snow on donner pass,

snow down to 4,000 feet. great news for building the snow pack, which we needed. it's cold and wet. it's also going to be nearly impossible and probably just flat out impossible to drive through. so tomorrow through monday they're probably even just going to close the passes. this is the kind of scenario where they'll say, that's it, you can't even go. if you had to get over there, start thinking about alternate ideas. tuesday could probably be good. big picture view. you're going to hear a lot of headlines from this storm, and the majority of them on a statewide level are not for us. it's for that. and this storm is going to be very impactful from an intense rainfall and flooding standpoint for southern california. here's just the takeaway from that. we've already seen our rain. we know we've got our concerns here, which we're not going to take that lightly. we've got to stand guard ourself. but look at the comparison. close to 3 imps of rain. pretty good from now until tuesday. we're going

to get 6 inches of rain in l.a. a significant flood story is likely to unfold in southern california. then that's really going to start happening on monday. monday into tuesday we still have several days to go before the real impact os that have start to play out. so that will be a big headline grabber. okay, tomorrow's a first alert day. no surprise there. monday scattered showers and thunderstorms. we'll monitor that if it meets first alert status, we'll let you know. and then, yes, there's another chance for some rain. but it doesn't look big or major by thursday. andrea, over to you. coming up in sport, the niners are ready to hit sin city, where they will try to win their first lombardi trophy since 1995. they're also handing out some invites to the purdy party. so much media scrutiny for the 49ers qb. we'll tell you who's invited.

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have you noticed that brock purdy a rather quiet and humble guy, has become quite polarizing around the national football league. despite his many doubter, brock the the niners are a win away from bringing home the lombardi trophy. if that happen, there's going to be a purdy party. >> we had a dude, all right, who threw for more yards than any quarterback has in the history of this organization. >> brock purdy. >> grab yourself a beer and an appetizer, niner player, purdy's teammates have backed their guy all season, singing his praises through good and bad. they're getting an invite to the purdy party. >> our quarterback gets heat for whatever reason. i don't think brock deserves that, but comes with the territory i guess. >> but not everyone is sold on the guy who the niners drafted

262nd overall. despite getting them to back-to-back championship games. >> brock purdy doesn't raise the level of play of anyone around him. >> former nfl safety ryan clark not sold. neither is a former qb. >> what i did say is brock purdy is a game manager. >> clark and cam newton, not invited. and don't tell this former niner number one pick about cam's comments. >> as the unofficial president of the game manager's club, he's not allowed in. >> welcome to the party, alex. the hot takes can be a lot at times on the niners qb who's in a super bowl in just his second season. >> four court games, eight quarterbacks, seven terrific quarterbacks and brock purdy. >> former raiders exec amy trask wasn't a believer at the beginning of the playoff, but richard sherman is going to put all those hot take addicts in their seats. purdy will doll out some kohl's cash for the

future of hall of famer. >> prove what? he's leading the league in almost every category. >> i understand what you're saying. >> he needs to outperform? >> you guys have been questioned left and right with the brock purdy decision and if he's the guy, what do you say now? >> scoreboard. >> if purdy is throwing a party, it feels like he's inviting his boss and his dad. >> it's been like that for his whole life. and so, you know, he just lets it bounce off, and he's just there for his teammates. and that's it. >> so proud of brock. he's a stud. i keep saying it. sooner or later people will believe it. >> there are more invites than not, but loudest voices seem to get the most attention. while it won't fully silence them, just ask tom brady, a ring will have a lot more people signing up for purdy party wait list. >> i don't think i've changed or anything. george and all the other guys will give me a hard time about some stuff. but for me i know who i am and my purpose in life, and nothing's changed. still ahead in sports, the

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as the warriors struggle this season, it can be tough to appreciate what the bay area is still getting night in and night out, the greatest three-point shooter of all time. steph had one of those games that remiensdz us of his greatness on saturday. curry locked in on night two of a road back to back in atlanta on saturday. we pick things up in the fourth quarter. curry had to put the team on his back. hits the contested three. puts the dubs up four. final seconds, the game is tied. steph esplits the screen, throws up a floater, perfect touch. warriors led by two late. but time left for the hawks to respond, and that's exactly what murray did. knocks down the mid-range jumper to tie it at 123-123. send it to ot, all hawks from there. murray picks up his spot and puts atlanta up double digits. steph continued to go off. finished with 60 points. but it

wasn't enough. hawks win 141-134. the warriors drop to 21-25. competition heating up at pebble beach on saturday. different format this year. the pro-am ended on friday. wyndham clark was sensational. eagle putt at hole six. no doubt. got him to ten under, and he only got better from there. he had another eagle putt here at 18. this would have given him a 59. it comes up just short. ends up with a 60. he's got a hundred-shot lead heading into sunday. a $3.6 million payday on the line for first place. mark mattison's golden bears in tempe taking on bobby hurley's sun devils. cal came to play. jalen tyson throws it up for amac. puts call up ten. in the second half sun devils clear the floor because amac is coming down the lane with authority. devils going to have to hit mill avenue after this

one. cal wins 81-# #. they're 5-6 in pac-12 play. we're now just one week away from the super bowl. we'll see you in vegas. have a great one. and we're less than 24 hours away from the grammy awards. after the break, we'll let you know what

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in the face of trump, i strengthened hate crime laws and lowered the costs for the middle class. now i'm running to bring the fight to congress. you were always stubborn. and on that note, i'm evan low, and i approve this message. the 66th annual grammy awards are on tomorrow night here on kpix, and it's a party you won't want to miss. sara donchey has a preview of what to expect. >> reporter: the fashion show on the red carpet never disappoints from wild and whacky, edgy and sophisticated, to unique and extravagant. so who's feeling fly tonight? as for the performances from sza, who has nine grammy

nominations, to u2 beaming in a performance from the sphere in las vegas, there's something for everyone. >> 66 years of the greatest performers in and the greatest artists celebrating and being celebrated on the same stage. why wouldn't you want to be there? >> reporter: as for any other tantalizing detail, the academy's lips are sealed. while i can't tell you too many secrets about what's happening at this year's 6th grammy awards, you'll have to tune in to find out. >> make sure to tune in to kpix at 3:30 as we spotlight the bay area artists up for awards this year. and then just keep it tuned right here for the 66th grammy awards from los angeles. the show kicks off at 5:00 tomorrow night here on cbs news bay area, and it will also be streaming on paramount+. and before we go tonight, just a reminder that this atmospheric river is just getting started and will continue to go throughout the night. we're expecting a lot of rain and we can see some of the winds picking up already. so be very careful if you are

out on the roads. well, thank you so much for watching. our next local newscast is tomorrow morning from 6:00 to 7:00, and we will see you after the emmys tomorrow night. good night.

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