addressed the issue after the game, but you can be sure we'll hear a lot more about it tomorrow. oh yeah. >> indeed. >> all right, jason, thank you. okay. next at 11, we're being subjected to power outage. >> you know, every single time that the wind blows or it's raining, rain and wind knocking out power throughout the bay area. >> some residents now getting frustrated and dealing with yet another outage this winter season. the 11:00 news on ktvu fox two starts now, and right now, thousands are doing what they can to stay warm as this latest storm is now winding down. good evening everyone. >> i'm mike mibach and i'm julie julie haener. we will hear from residents in just a minute, but first we go to our chief meteorologist, bill martin, who is monitoring the current conditions. bill. >> yeah. radar shows some green in the area. most of us pretty light showers at best. earlier this evening, this area now moved up by yuba city, was moving across the western napa county and produced a severe thunderstorm warning that stayed

in effect until just about an hour ago. so very aggressive, very aggressive storm with quarter or three quarter inch hail and 60 mile an hour winds and really heavy, heavy rainfall rates. so most of it is dying down. but we still have scattered showers throughout the area. so tonight, as you go about your business getting ready for bed or getting ready for tomorrow morning, there is still a chance for a thunder shower late tonight or early tomorrow morning, and then again tomorrow afternoon. that's why the flood watch is staying in effect through wednesday morning, because there's this. there's these unsettled cool pockets that are going to go through. they're very unstable and that's going to happen again tomorrow. so with that in mind, you've got a flood advisory still in effect through about midnight tonight for up in this area. that's basically santa rosa, western napa county. and those areas, they received immense amount of rainfall in that supercell or that very strong thunderstorm. pardon me. that severe thunderstorm. and so they have ground saturation for sure. so any more rain that falls is going to pool up on the roadways. so with that in mind we've got the wind advisory

stays in effect as well. and then we've got a high surf advisory that continues out along the coast and in the mountains. a winter storm warning that is having them chain up on 50 and 80 as we go through the night and all day tomorrow, it's going to be on and off, so the mountains aren't going to get much of a break. this is when all said and done, the mountains are going to get a huge amount of snow easily 2 to 4ft between now and wednesday. not to count the foot and a half they've already gotten. so it's going to be a real producer for them when i come back. we'll line up tomorrow for you and get you going forward into the rest of the week. all right, bill, thank you. >> well, today's storm brought rain and wind to much of the bay area, including the peninsula ktvu lamonica peters was in redwood city tonight speaking with residents there about their plans in case they lose power as the rain poured down across the peninsula monday afternoon, one man at this safeway in redwood city says he isn't too worried about the major storms rolling through the bay area. >> we just did a big costco run a couple days ago. this is just

for tonight's dinner and stay home. stay safe. >> past storms have taught him how to prepare hurricanes and things. >> when i lived in mexico, so i mean weathers, weathers. we're going to just bunker down at home. we have flashlights, candles, uh, board games, etc. just to stay entertained. food food. yeah, some mix, some dinner and. yeah, just hang out this man says he's visiting his grandchildren from pennsylvania. >> and although heavy rain and tornado threats are not a new experience for him, he didn't expect to see it during his trip to the bay area. >> we're going to race for blocks down there, hunkered down in the middle of the house with grandma and his sister. >> after last year's atmospheric river storms drenched the region , an outdoor supply hardware says people seem to be much more prepared this time around. the store says when major storms are predicted, people will buy things like tarps, roofing supplies and water pumps. >> last year, people were it was really bad weather and people

just weren't prepared at all. and it was. there were a lot of people in here, uh, this year. so far it hasn't been that bad. we haven't had we haven't had a 3 or 4 day storm like we did last year. so we'll see. >> now, the key to weathering the storm is preparation. an you should have batteries, flashlights and emergency kit and food supplies for a couple of days. just in case you lose power. lamonica peters ktvu, fox two news storm also being felt in the south bay. >> many people who live in the santa cruz mountains also dealing with downed power lines. more than 1600 residents in boulder creek woke up without power this morning after a tree came down and took down power lines with it. some residents point to climate change for stronger storms, not just here, but elsewhere as well. >> it's gotten worse lately. it used to kind of be fun when you were younger, but the older you get, it gets a little bit more intimidating. and i think with the climate change, the storms are just bigger and bigger

throughout the day, sporadic downpours. >> so hillsides and roadways travel was affected as chp officers from santa clara and santa cruz counties responded to multiple accidents. one driver rolled his vehicle on highway 17 near patchen pass. he was not injured. many residents are dealing with power outages in the north bay as well. >> at about 920 this morning, thousands of customers lost power when the lightning and thunder rolled across the town in sausalito, a neighborhood has been without electricity now for much of the afternoon. ktvu zac sos spoke with neighbors who say the power frequently goes out during these types of weather events. >> we're going to keep our fingers crossed. we're going to get power on inside tchibo bakery in sausalito, were grinding to a halt monday afternoon. >> it really impacts our bottom line. >> high winds from the storm knocking out power to this largely industrial section of the city and bakery owner tara ancona says it's hardly the first time, so i think it's the aging infrastructure we're being subjected to. >> power outage, you know, every

single time that the wind blows or it's raining and, you know, it's affecting my business terribly. um, not only mine, but other people in this area. >> two weeks ago, the area also losing electricity after a powerful atmospheric river system hit the region. >> we're dealing with refrigeration and, you know, temperature controlled product, hoping the power comes back on before everything needs to be tossed. >> the storm keeping pg and e and those who work for a tree, trimming services busy across the north bay. the owner of tree masters tree service and san rafael providing photos of just a few of the large trees that came down across marin county, which his team were called to on monday. meantime napa county fire volunteers also put to work after a tree came down across old sonoma road and. flooding also remaining an issue monday in parts of the north bay in windsor, a nearby creek overtopping its banks and inundating part of marquis station road with more than two

feet of water. the back in sausalito, gus gossett, watching the ongoing work outside his home after tossing some ice and the refrigerator. it's been pretty frustrating, but i know these these these guys are working as hard as they can to get it back up. and the good news pg and e now estimating that they'll be able to get the power back on in this neighborhood at around 330 this morning. so that will hopefully allow the bakery here and some of the other businesses to get back to work tomorrow in salsa, lido, zac sos, ktvu, fox two news, today's stormy weather also causing problems at san francisco international airport. >> flightaware reports a total of 16 flights being canceled and 504 have been delayed. most of those are united and skywest flights. >> tonight, niles canyon road is shut down between fremont and sunol after part of the roadway collapsed earlier today. we did speak to a professor of civil and environmental engineering at san jose state university about this slide.

>> rain is ultimately what is causing some of these failures. and it's it is important to know the amount of water and that will influence any failures that occur. but it's also about the intensity when we see these more intense storms that dump a lot of rain over a relatively short amount of time, that doesn't crease the risk of failure as well. the professor also says erosion from the soil underneath the roadway was another contributing factor to stay on top of this storm and the next round, just download the ktvu fox local app right there. >> we will have the latest updates, and it's a free download for your smart tv. >> new at 11 tonight. one person is dead after a crash in the east bay. it happened around three this afternoon. firefighters from contra costa county and richmond were called to a crash on an off ramp in el sobrante. their crews found a car that had flipped over firefighters say the driver was pronounced dead at the scene. no one else was in the car, and the victim's identity still hasn't

been released, and it's still unclear what caused that crash. >> more than a dozen overpasses around the bay area failed. recent safety inspections coming up. the areas that failed the probes and what investigators found. >> also ahead, we're a little more than a month away from the start of spring, and that means more people will be out on the water later in our newscast, where you can bid on a variety of boats ranging in size and age . >> and all of this rain that we're seeing is not limited to the bay area coming up in tonight's west coast rap, how parts of southern california are handling this winter weather democrats agree. conservative republican steve garvey is the wrong choice for the senate. ...our republican opponent here on this stage has voted for donald trump twice. mr. garvey, you voted for him twice... as your own man, what is your decision?

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california firefighters hope the work that they're performing on a sandbar in ventura county will keep rain runoff from flooding. a stretch of highway 33. >> and this story does begin. tonight's west coast rap crews worked through stormy conditions this morning to reinforce the burm with those sandbags with off and on rain expected through wednesday. firstrillionesponders really do stress. it is important for drivers to keep their guard up. >> storm fatigue is a real thing. just as evacuation fatigue is a real thing. we don't like to evacuate anybody unless we believe it is necessary. in the same thing for road conditions and water conditions. so if you're like, oh, i drive fine on the freeway, i'm getting better. it's more comfortable when it's wet. well, we're always see an increase in accidents when the roadway gets wet. so please slow down. >> flooding also forced the

closure of three lanes of highway 101. in ventura county. crews do not know when they'll be able to get those lanes reopened. >> in washington state, adult entertainers, drag artists and members of the lgbt b-t-q plus community are pushing for legislation that would increase protections for entertainment workers, as it's known as the strippers bill of rights. a demonstration took place today at the state capitol in olympia, ahead of a public hearing on a bill to repeal the lewd conduct laws. right now, strip clubs in washington state cannot serve alcohol. it is the only state in the nation with this restriction just kind of ending this long archaic rule here. >> that doesn't apply to any other state that has kind of kept us in the past. and it's just outdated. >> the bill would require washington liquor and cannabis board to update rules on clothing and conduct. a public hearing was set to take place today in the house committee on regulated substances and gaming. >> scientists in utah are

sharing the incredible journey of a cougar who traveled more than a thousand miles through three different states over a five month period.he cougar was one of more than 60 that were gps tracked by researchers in 2022. they say it was constantly on the move, only stopping every so often to eat, she completed her 1000 mile trek in less than 165 days, averaging six miles a day, with some days exceeding more than 20 mile researchers say the information will hp th improve management strategies for cougars in the western united states, and you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu. west coast rap with alex savage does airs 7:00 monday through friday, where you can always find around the clock coverage at west coast rap.com. >> well, the massive fire last november underneath the i-10 freeway in los angeles forced the closure of the major route for several days. in response, state inspectors assessed overpasses around california to try to prevent similar fires from happening again. >> now, here in the bay area,

sites under 14 overpasses failed fire safety inspections, ktvu jana katsuyama takes a look at what investigators found. >> the devastating fire that erupted in los angeles under an i-10 overpass last november prompted the new fire safety inspections along highways across the state. california's fire marshal focused on sites underneath highways that caltrans leases out, and now the new report shows alarming results in the bay area. 14 of the 16 sites failed state fire marshal inspections that includes one site in richmond, along interstate five, 88 sites in oakland along 580 and eight, 80 and five sites in san francisco along 280 and 101 in oakland at one site under 880 near fifth and castro streets. inspectors say they found motor oil and hydraulic fluid stored near improper electrical wiring, extension cords and batteries strung together without permitting. one nearby businessman says there was a recent fire at that spot and

he's not surprised by the report . >> they just had one down on fifth and castro right here just like probably like two weeks ago. three weeks ago. and it's a normal thing for me because i am in this area all the time. >> another spot along 880 in oakland on wood street failed safety inspections due to large containers of debris and other flammable materials that area the site of a fire. january first, when piles of debris caught fire under the highway near a homeless encampment along wood street, inspectors say. other sites failed due to businesses stacking flammable materials too close to the highway overpass structures. residents who travel along the highways say they want the state to take action quickly to fix the fire danger. this woman, who lives near one site, didn't want to show her face. >> i think there needs to be a firm commitment to timeline that that, uh, just removes these immediate risks. >> i contacted caltrans to find out what kind of timeline they have to mitigate those fire dangers. a spokesman told me

that they would need more time, um, to provide an answer in the newsroom. jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news election officials in napa county will begin processing vote by mail ballots tomorrow for the march 5th election. >> early voting in napa county opened february fifth. tomorrow is also the last day to register to vote. all ballots must be returned by 8:00 on election day . >> we're going to keep being in the streets. we're going to disrupt. there will be no peace until there is justice. >> pro-palestinian activists made their voices heard and shut down part of a bay area highway today, singer billie eilish and a host of other artists attended last night's people's choice awards. >> later in our newscast at the other audience members, the singer may have had a problem with and right after the break, we're going to take a look at the radar, show you where it's raining now, and look at the latest model computer model to decide whe will

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a county earlier this evening produced a severe thunderstorm warning. for a time. and now that system basically looks like it's kind of moved out into the valley where it's firing off. currently some thunderstorms up by feather falls, up by chico, moved pretty quickly, but that looks like part of the same complex that just went through saint helena and middletown in those areas. so pretty aggressive cell. that's the biggest one out there right now. we've still got some up around byron, up around stockton in a little bit in oakland, but it's really winding down quite a bit. the flood advisory, as we say, stays in effect through wednesday. and that's because tomorrow we're going to see some more stray showers. not as many, but some more. and of course, any rain at all on the saturated ground is going to give us some grief. so here's the radar

again. you can see up by vallejo, we got a little something, but it's you see, it's passing down. it's there's less less fuel of oil available with this system. let me do this. i'm going to back this up. this is the model. i'll give you a headache there. okay so here's let's get to tomorrow morning. there's tomorrow morning. and then here we are into tomorrow lunchtime and then tomorrow about 2:00. so maybe something 2:00 tomorrow, but not a big deal. right. and then look at wednesday morning and then the little something wednesday early . and that kind of looks like it too. and then this deal offshore that's a friday saturday thing that has could have a big impact on the weekend. we'll see. we ends outside right now we've got some 22 mile an hour gusts at at napa. uh ten mile an hour winds in fairfield sfo not that windy. much windier earlier this evening and this morning. as you know. and then the temperature forecast for tomorrow. uh, there's going to be a few breaks like i showed you. that model i showed you is going to be pretty close to what's going to happen. so that'll be a little bit

somewhere around middle of the day we might see some showers scattered showers, maybe even a thunder shower. certainly possible. and then the five day forecast, it depicts the uncertainty here. chance. whenever i put chance in it's like oh man, that could go either way right. so you got tomorrow there definitely is a chance i'd give that chance. plus but friday, saturday and sunday, that's kind of kind of messed up and that it's the weekend and we're not really dialing in with the best weather is going to be right now. it looks like a not a huge event at all, but it does look like it could be wet with that cut off low that's going to linger. so again, let's just get closer to it. we'll talk more about this and we'll really have it dialed in by thursday is what i'm saying. right now. it's kind of just sitting there. we're not sure. so don't don't freak out if your weekend looks wet. it may not be as wet as is being portrayed there. >> sounds good bill. thank you. pro-palestinian activists making their voices heard today in san francisco, a demonstration briefly blocked traffic on the central freeway in the city. the protesters tried to use this president's day to pressure

president biden to call for a ceasefire in gaza. ktvu christien kafton reports. >> hundreds of protesters marched through the streets of san francisco, chanting and calling for an end to the violence in gaza. those protesters walking up the octavia entrance of the central freeway at about 2 p.m, shutting down the roadway and briefly blocking an on ramp at venice. >> we're going to keep being in the streets. we're going to disrupt. there will be no peace until there is justice. >> the protesters say they understand that their civil disobedience is frustrating for some people. they say they need to do it in order to raise awareness about what they say is a critical issue. >> we can't take this anymore, and we need to let joe biden know that he must make israel a red line and end all arms sales to israel, because just as frustrated as the people on the freeway are, we share that exact frustration with them.

>> protesting on president's day was part of the group's plan. they say they're raising their voices, hoping they're heard all the way in washington, d.c. the protesters calling on president biden to end u.s. support for israel, civil disobedience is the only way we feel we are able to get the world's attention, and especially send the message to our elected officials like biden, like blinken, the whole united states government. protesters also say disapproval of how biden is handling the conflict is dragging down his overall approval ratings. in san francisco, christian kafton ktvu, fox two news. >> one person was reportedly killed in gaza after police opened fire on a crowd that rushed toward a truck carrying humanitarian supplies. videos circulating on social media show people running and climbing onto the truck, taking white bags and then running away. now the truck had just arrived from egypt through the rafah crossing fire and smoke can be seen rising from a small building near the crossing point. israel has

repeatedly said hamas is diverting aid after those supplies are transported into gaza. un aid agencies deny that claim. >> here's a look now at the stories trending tonight on ktvu .com. one of our top stories. the identities of two san jose police officers involved in a racist text message scandal have been revealed. also a transitional home in oakland that helps women and children, says it's in need of funding and could be days away from closing. and former nba player and current television host charles barkley takes aim at san francisco. he did it over the weekend, saying the city is dirty and dangerous. you can find these stories and much more all on ktvu.com. >> presidents have long been fascinated by the beauty of yosemite. coming up, we take a look at past presidents visits to the park coming up tomorrow on mornings on two, nearly half of adults in the us have high blood pressure. >> and while cutting back on sodium is one of the most effective ways to reduce the

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why so many tiktok stars were at the people's choice awards. the singer was filmed chatting with kylie montague behind the scenes at the awards show in los angeles last night. she could be heard talking about the tiktok stars in attendance. she then grimaces and shakes her head for more on this. we spoke earlier today with tmz's branson quirk. >> what it appears to be is that billy feels that that there was just maybe too many tiktokers, too many influencers at the show

. i mean, obviously it's the people's choice awards, but no, obviously she had some feelings of disgust over it. >> tmz says at first, billy eilish did not know she was being filmed. she hasn't yet responded to the video. >> five votes from the berkeley marina are being put up for auction this week. potential bidders can view them in advance tomorrow and wednesday. boarding the vessels, however, is not allowed. the auction is scheduled for wednesday morning, 11:00 at the marina office lawn. successful bidders will be required to submit a $500 fully refundable deposit until the vessel is removed from the marina after a ten day wait period. >> well, on this presidents day, yosemite national park is sharing memories of former commander in chief's in 1864, president abraham lincoln signed the yosemite grant act to preserve preserve yosemite valley and the mariposa grove for public use. resort and recreation. in 1903, president theodore roosevelt met with the acclaimed naturalist john muir at the park in 1909, president

taft hiked into the valley from glacier point. the last president to visit the park was barack obama. at the end of his terme in 2016, dean muni is trying to make this weekend's chinese new year parade a stress free as possible. >> it is offering free rides to the parade on saturday. the agency says the service was made possible thanks to funding from the board of supervisors. extra service to the event begins at two in the afternoon in order to make sure everyone stays safe. the agency says it is adding more staff along its lines that go through chinatownthalaska airlines chinese new year parade in san francisco setor saturday night. come celebrate the year of the dragon with us onceinwe are a proud partner here at ktvu and will be broadcas the parade live ght here on ktvu fox two starting at 6:00 in the evening. >> well, the longest running black vine. festival in the country is returning to the bay area this saturday. oakland is hosting the 13th annual black vines festival. organizers say

this event celebrates culture along with art and wine education that brings together black artists, black musicians and black winemakers and vintners. this weekend's event takes place at the bridge yard from 1 to 5 in the afternoon. noon tickets to the festival cost $175. >> all right. thank you very much for watching. of course, the ten and 11:00 news, our next newscast, mornings on two, starting at 4:00. >> and to stream the latest news and weather on your smart tv anytime. just download the fox local app to your tv. thanks for joining us. good night . hey what's going on? everyone. i'm alex savage. welcome to this edition of like it or not. you know how this goes. we put out some hot topics here, and we have a whole panel to weigh in on whether they like it or not. let me introduce you t