. >> this is an aerial view over highway 65 north of wheatland in yuba county.ic crews had to repair a blown out culvert underneath the tracks there. crews say the railroad is back open tonight. the yuba county office of emergency services says many roads in the area will remain closed, though into tomorrow. with that, we turn back to chief meteorologist bill martin. nice winter night here. yeah yeah, and it's kind of classic bay area el nino winter. >> so far, so none of this is crazy. what we're seeing. we just had a bunch of rain last night. the ground got saturated and the rivers and the creeks came up. now we get a break. the rivers and the creeks go down. it's pretty much how california works, especially in a wet el nino year. like this. here's how it goes. tomorrow is dry. this is a long range model. and then we get this guy right here, maybe a quarter inch out of that. so that should not be a threat or a concern in terms of additional flooding. but you add water to the hillsides. you may see some slumping of the hills and the mud on the east bay hills, e

yuba county sheriff's department did a field test of the powder and detected the presence of fentanyllysis will be conducted to eliminate any false positive results. no injuries were reported. the republican presidential candidates are campaigning now in new hampshire before that state's primary on tuesday. in iowa, former president donald trump had a record setting victory in the caucuses. the latest poll shows the former president and nikki haley both have 40% support in new hampshire. >> donald trump comes in second behind either one of them. i really think that it shuffles the deck in a way that that we're not going to see purely following iowa. only 14% of registered republicans turned out for the iowa caucuses in the midst of a winter storm with subzero temperatures. >> republican presidential debates set for tomorrow in new hampshire has been canceled after nikki haley announced she would not participate. she accused former president donald trump of ducking the debates. he has not participated in any of the republican debates so far this election season. >> while the biden admi

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you're seeing along the yuba river. the program started five years ago. partnership with the scripps institution for oceanography at uc san diego. as each balloon goes up, the measurements are taken for wind temperature, pressure and humidity. and this is real time data. it's used to better understand atmospheric rivers and also improve projections for rainfall. >> one of the things that's great about it is that that information that goes into the weather models actually shows up into the hydrologic models that we use to make decisions about releasing water. >> now, yuba river is one of three sites in california with this particular program. is launching weather balloons. the other sites are at bodega bay and catalina island. we're very concerned about flooding. >> we're trying to let people know that if their property is flooded in the past, it's likely to happen again. wet weather returns to the bay area today. >> the preparations underway meant to prevent flooding, and when the storm will hit your neighborhood, a berkeley city council member quits in t

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this is an aerial view of highway 65 north of wheatland in yuba county.acific crews had to repair a blown out culvert under railroad tracks. crews say the railroad road is back open. the yuba county office of emergency services says many roads in the area will remain closed into today. new. >> this morning we now know which movies are up for hollywood's biggest prize. nominations were announced for the 96th academy awards this morning. the biographic thriller oppenheimer led the way with 13 nominations, including best picture, actor and director for the comedy poor things followed with 11 nominations. killers of the flower moon has ten, the most commercially successful movie of the year, barbie has eight nominations, including one for best picture. the oscars are on march 10th. we have a full list of all the nominees for the oscars, including best picture, best actor, best actress on our website. you'll find it at ktvu.com. time >> time is 809 and the south bay commute is slightly better than it was an hour ago, but i would say slightly. it's getting a li

yuba river.rted five years ago. it's in partnership with the scripps institution for ocean ography at uc san diego. as those balloons go up, measurements are taken for wind, temperature, pressure and humidity. see, this is real time data. it's used to really understand and atmospheric rivers and improve the projections for rainfall. >> one of the things that's great about it is that that information that goes into the weather models actually shows up into the hydrologic models that we use to make decisions about releasing water. >> now, the yuba river is one of three locations in california where this particular program is launching weather balloons. the other sites are at bodega bay and catalina island, and don't forget, you can always stay up to date on the latest storm with using fox local. it's a free app for your smart tv. you can find updates from our meteorologists, including an explanation from ktvu, mark tamayo about what an atmospheric river is and how they can cause so much damage. >>

now to an aerial view of highway 65 north of wheatland in yuba county. crews had to repair a blown out culvert under railroad tracks. crews say the railroad is now back open. >> oakland's only in and out restaurant shutting down for good. what the company points to for the reason and how oaklanders, including the mayor, respond

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this is an aerial view over highway 65 north of wheatland in yuba county.s had to repair a blown out culvert beneath railroad tracks. the crews say the railroad is open again. when the yuba county office of emergency services says many roads in that area will stay closed into today. >> cleanup is underway in santa cruz after flooding forced many people out of their homes. heavy rain turned one neighborhood into a lagoon. the cypress point complex was flooded. some people had to be evacuated. people who live there told us, this is not the first time they've seen flooding, but this time the water rose very quickly. >> in about 15 minutes it went up about four inches, which was it was pretty crazy. my car was right over here and the water line was right at the top of the tires. it's pretty frustrating. unfortunately because this isn't the first time it happens often and you feel kind of trapped because the entire complex gets flooded and then you're just kind of stuck there in the middle of the night. >> there was also mudslides and downed trees, making it dif