christian to see when this next storm will arrive. spencer? >> we're seeing earlier arrivals here, we have pockets of light rain, light to moderate rain, some developing down in the south bay as well. over the santa cruz mountains. this storm has a 2 ranking on the scale of one-5. it's showing signs of getting a little bit stronger. so we're calling it two plus. we'll start at 7:00 this evening, notice about 10:00 tonight we'll see moderate to heavy rain moving into all of the north bay. by midnight, becomes more intense. by 2:00 a.m. to 3:00 a.m., we'll have moderate to heavy rainfall in locations from gusty winds and 5:00 in the morning, still, wide spread rain, strong winds and no doubt wet spots on the

pavement and will be a slow commute and there is more stormy weather still to come. thank you, spencer. a home in sonoma county is in jeopardy tonight from the storms. a retaining wall is ready to give way. the homeowner and county officials are trying to come up with a way to save it. with lots of rain in the forecast, time is running out. the problem impacts neighbors as well. a major slide will block the road leading to heir homes, cutting them off. today marks the anniversary of one of the worst storms in bay area history. in 1982, up to 22 inches of rain fell on the bay area and claimed 22 lives. one mudslide killed ten people in the santa cruz mountains. the storm damaged or sdoied 7800

homes and cost $100 million in damage. our team coverage discontinue now with wayne freedman in napa. wayne? >> reporter: it's still going on. napa had 21 major floods since 1862. the biggest, 1986. another in 2005. on new year's eve. it was almost as big, now, we're entering another el nino season. so why aren't the people of napa more concerned? well, they have a good reason. in napa, this blend of concrete and grass with flood gates serves a reassuring purpose. >> i can tell you i sleep better knowing we've got this project done. >> reporter: the mayor on the newly-completed bypass. the latest in a $600 million project designed to contain the river through the heart of town. >> if you didn't have that flood

control here? >> it would be really worrying. >> reporter: kathleen works at downtown joe's on main street. one of many businesses that flooded in 2005. on this day, ten years ago, another clean up and more headaches. >> the whole basin is filled up with water. >> it's going to be new carpeting, clean up, and all of the rotted wood on the walls. >> reporter: we're standing in what amounts to an excavation. now, we have a channel, connecting one portion of the river with another, 1200 feet from the water to flow through. >> it will flow through the short cut and over our head in depth when that happens. >> reporter: that is the stuff of sleeping at night. in napa, wayne freedman, abc7 news. abc7 news viewer felix

sanchez tweeted this picture saying he was getting a break in the rain. when you get unusual weather, take a photo or video and share it with us using #abc7now. that will help us find your tact. 49ers with the worst record in more than a decade and coach tomsula is done as coach. >> i didn't see the team improve collectively as a team. >> jed york deciding his decision this morning as we join mike shumann at levis stadium. there are a lot of names to consider on the coaching search. >> reporter: there is no question there. but jed york's probably best performance since taking over 49ers.

he was humbled and had nothing but respect for jim tomsula. >> he kept his team together under difficult circumstances i thank him and appreciate his efforts. >> reporter: jed received criticism from fans and understands why. >> this season was frustrating on a number of levels. i want to apologize to fans and everybody who cares about the team. >> you have to learn from mistakes and failures and we didn't get this right. we need to make sure we get the next one right. >> reporter: general manager balky is now on the clock. >> trent understands i'm not satisfied with the current state of the team. his role is to continue to build this roster, and get us back to

championship form. >> i know what the expectations are. so yes. we've got to get it right. >> jim tomsula will collect on his correct and claims they're not willing to affect the hiring of a coach. >> we're willing to spend what it takes. >> there have been rumors the family is thinking about missing the team. >> he told us he'd like to have a coach in place before the super bowl so he's got to get busy. we're going to hear from the coach who have nothing but respect and you won't believe how they found out he is getting relief. >> thank you. we'll see you later on. the raiders are expected to formally ask the nfl to relocate

to los angeles. we'll take a look at what that means for the team's chances of staying in oakland. other news, we have video from a fire that destroyed an antioch home. it started around 10:30. take a look at the flames. crews contained it, but the house is a loss. one woman went to the hospital with second degree burns. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >> a $2500 reward being offered bit fbi for information about the person who tried to burn a mosque in tracy the day after christmas. a molotov cocktail was found outside of the door of the tracy islamic center that did a thousand dollars worth of damage. police arrested inspected serial arsonist on christmas eve, a molotov cocktail damaged a hill on churchhill drive. police say they linked that fire to two others and a man was

arrested in his walnut creek home, being held on $2 million bail. a boat sank in san rafael this morning days after the owner died. no one was on board as the boat went down. the harbor master will pull the boat from the water. it's owner was jennifer the coast guard will pay for the clean up. closing arguments began today in the trial of raymond shrimp boy chow charged with murder and money laundering. an fbi sting led to the arrest of chow and leland yee. vic lee joins us live with the latest developments today, vic? >> you recall senator yee did plead guilty to corruption charges so there was no trial for him. but raymond shrimp boy chow is fighting charges.

the hearing is over here at the court house, the prosecution ended arguments this afternoon. the prosecutor's closing arguments took all morning and most of the afternoon, explaining charges against raymond shrimp boy chow. an arsenal of firearms displayed on a table for jurors to see. he took the stand and says he is innocent of racketeering, money laundering, trafficking and drugs. including a high profile killing of a head of the chinatown leader. but badger told jurors he's a ruthless thug and that he was a shot caller of a criminal

syndicate. he claims he's a changed man and devoted his life to community work. to that, the prosecutor said mr. chow went back to the only life he knew, surrounding himself with thugs in chinatown. his attorney began his closing arguments, focusing on his client's former associates, who turned and testified for the government saying they were lying to get leniency. >> i told the jury they went to the toilet and scraped the bowl for scum bag witnesses. murderers, liars and house invaders. they couldn't give a damn about law and truth. >> prosecutors will have a rebutel before the case goes to jury. >> a series of power outages

left thousands of berkeley residents in the dark this afternoon. pg and e took down a power pole. it a drone may have caused a power outage in san francisco. coming up, we'll talk about the threat and how they're planning on handling it. plus... a global sell off starts the new year, will take a look at how companies started the day. and a turf war that now involves the nfl after sky 7 captured them making holes in this field. technicians

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first day for the raiders to submit an application to move to carson has come and gone. >> the expectation is that they'll file, and soon. laura anthony is live in alameda. laura? >> . >> reporter: the fate of the team is in the hands of the nfl owners and fans aren't the only ones wondering what happens next. with owners poised to make a decision about a possible move to carson, raider coach is asked

whether he thought the team should stay in oakland. >> i grew up in hayward, i'm back home. i've said, i love the fact i'm back home. and again, it's not my position. >> reporter: so, it goes, like their fans, coaches and players are still firmly in limbo. >> i'm on the stadium committee. >> raider fans may have gained an unlikely ally in 49er owner, jed york. he told reporters his preference is for teams to stay in the home city. >> it's important to stay in markets we're in. >> reporter: city leaders sent a letter with no financing or plan. asking for more time to come up with a new stadium deal here.

it's clear the ball is not in oakland's hands. >> they've been loyal here, we continue to be fans no matter what. and i think they'll look and say that is where we want to be. >> in san francisco, two necklaces are the only possessions she took with her when she left her native home 60 years ago. take a look. a camera captured the crime. her daughter was loading the car and says she stepped away just a moment.

>> it's everything, yes. it's family jewelry. >> a surveillance camera managed to get this picture. anyone who knows him should call police. three dozen homes lost power last night and neighbors there are claiming an out of control drone. >> reporter: neighbors say there was a flash on this power line last night. >> we heard an explosion. pop. she says a drone was to blame. >> someone was flying a drone in the neighborhood and lost it, or it crashed. >> the faa estimates a million drones might have been holiday gifts. they could become a new danger for utilities like pg and e.

>> they could cause a power outage and potentially a fire. >> for some, like this family, the outage was more like a surge. >> about 90 seconds then every thing came back on. >> pg and e restored power after replacing a section of the line. the pilot was gone and no evidence has been found of his aircraft. the faa has new rules requiring owners to register models that weigh more than half a pound. >> it could be dangerous for the community. >> reporter: pg and e says if you find one tangled in power lines, call the utility. >> we heard el nino was coming.

and it's now arrived. live doppler 7 hd. our storm is just about spent itself. pockets of rain, and off shore, becoming a better organized storm and that is going to start moving in. you can see a little bit of a break there right now in the rain. stormy tonight and tomorrow, and so this is going to be a stormy week. we expect between three quarters of an inch of rain and an inch

and a half and from 10:00 tonight to tomorrow night, a massive fire in the area of valley area. flash flooding and debris flows are ponl with heavy rain expected in that area. okay. rainfall totals we project ahead to tomorrow evening, 7:00, from an inch in santa rosa, and nearly an inch and a quarter in napa. you can see many leakses will receive over an inch of rain. winds are going to get gusty. there is a gusts up to 36 around the bay and near oakland. winds continue to be gusty in the early morning hours. and this will get into a more normal wind flow. storm impact for the next storm,

ranking number three. and gusts over 50 miles per hour and rainfall totals. here is our forecast animation starting tomorrow night. winds just as the morning commute begins on wednesday. so that is going to be messy and continue into mid morning hours wednesday and low temperatures in the low 50s. tomorrow's highs in the afternoon, the rain is tapering off just a bit, mainly in the mid-50s. here is the accu-weather forecast. two significant storms, next one with showers on thursday, and

dry day friday. and more wet weather on the weekend. >> down load our abc7 news app. >> financial markets started with a global selloff. >> look at how bad it got during

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on wall street, stocks plummeted and investors are worry about a slow down in china. the dow plummeted 276 points, closing at 17148. it's the worst in two weeks. pan doera dropped by apple survived the selloff and stocks gained.9%. >> china's weak manufacturing report is raising fears about the global growth outlook. >> analysts are saying there is no need to panic. >> stay away from trying to time the market. the market is down big today,

but the fundamentals, we think, earnings, valuations, and interest rates point toward modest gains in the coming year. >> losses were so big in asia, trading was halted by a new system on the two main exchanges. a ship that would boost trade between asia and the u.s. is part of the port of oakland today. the benjiman franklin arrived carrying 18,000 containers. think showed the ship carrying products back to asia. analysts believe the ships could reduce the cost of shipping. >> it's a heart wrenching start to the new year for people in southern california. still ahead, the first day back to work for survivors of the san bernardino terrorist attacks. >> and an armed standoff between

the federal government and a militia group that has taken off a wildlife refuge in oregon. a super bowl sized turf

sky 7 hd shows us santa clara. this is part of the preparations for super bowl 50. now a lawsuit that includes the nfl. an emergency hearing was just added for the morning. david louie shows us what took place today. >> the hope is that sky 7 hd shows the crews are busy first thing in the morning digging holes to display 6,000 young people. >> the judge made it clear there is no tro in place, that he

would not be pleased if anything draufrtic occurred in the interim before wednesday afternoon's hearing. >> so the league added the nfl to a suit seeking a new restraining order to get it's field back. that request will be heard tuesday morning. >> it does look like it. they think that they're above the judge's request. that is very, very important misstep on their part. >> with the niners season over, nfl swept in at day break. and loads of turf covers were arriving from across the country. it will be used to cover the fields. >> they have a lot of chicago

areas. >> crews are laying down the teraplast. >> there are accusations of racism inside of the san francisco district attorney's office. twanda bailey says when she brought the attention to the incident to the attention of the manager, she was scolded. i was so sick. i have pressure in my head that i still suffer. >> bailey is upset hr did not investigate so she's suing the city. a human resources representative says the department takes complaints seriously. >> it was a day of mixed emotions in san bernardino. they returned to work for the

first time since a deadly shooting rampage there. security officers stopped cars and checked every badge. it's been just over a month since 14 people died during a mass shooting there. >> we want to continue with normalcy. we miss each other, very much. >> everybody put their emphasis on there. you watch tv every day. and there are guys talking about it. >> the conference building will remain closed indefinitely. >> president obama will issue his orders tomorrow morning on gun control. the plan will expand background checks for guns sold at gun shows as well as online. >> the good news is that these are not only recommendations but

they're also ones that gun owners support and believe in. >> house speaker says the president is quote, subverting the legislative branch. a berkeley unified school district 4th grade teacher remains hospitalized in critical condition. she was dmauth a shootout in richmond saturday night. police say she was an innocent victim. >> it was a difficult day for teachers, and students. >> the school is in pain over such a senseless shooting of a dedicated career teacher. >> educators say they did their west best to explain to the students the teacher was hurt. saturday night, police say the

52 yearlied-year-old was driveing on the 2200 block of cutting boulevard. she was shot in the neck. >> it's unfortunate when this happens in any community. and it could have happened to any of us. >> the shooting was the second in the area. saturday afternoon there was another shooting on regatta boulevard. detectives say they're still exploring whether the two shootings could be related. >> hopefully they'll find whoever is responsible for this. >> after areaing about the shooting on the news she says she talked to them about what happened. >> emotions ran high for

teachers as well. >> getting through the day is hard for them. >> in berkeley, abc7 news. >> a father and son turned themselves in at a southern california prison. those occupying the refuge are refusing to leave. the group protested prison time for the ranchers after a judge gave them additional time for lielting fires on federal land. >> we have allowed them to step outside of the bounds of the constitution. they're taking over the land and the resources. >> schools remain closed in the area. the fbi is hoping for a peaceful ending. >> extended warranty woes. what one couple went through for

five months just to get a mike wave fixed. >> how a half billion dollar investment

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the new season of the bachelor premiers tonight. and benny is looking to find his soul mate among a group of women. seems every time you buy an appliance, you're faced with the question. do you want the extended warranty? do you? do you? you do, you do. >> one couple was offered a warranty but this time it was after the oven actually broke down. >> this first seemed like a good idea. the technician, they were told would fix the oven. that is how it was supposed to work. >> that was the beginning of the five month long ordeal.

>> it was very odd. >> the mike wave suddenly stopped working. >> the smoke, and a smell of something burning. >> the warranty just expired so al called. >> he said we're going to offer you an extended warranty. >> he bought the warranty and they sent out a technician. >> the fellas couldn't fixed it. >> no luck. >> this went on for 5, 6 times. >> the company set up calls and nothing worked. the warranty has a no lemon clause. after four repairs, it will replace the oven, however, they said the calls only counted as one repair. >> and that was frustrating. >> it's time to try to get our money back. >> the couple contacted 7 on

your side. we got ahold of the company that came through with a new oven, telling us we're pleased to resolve concerns and always recommend consumers contact our customer service team if they're experiencing an issue with their product. and now, month more visits. >> i don't know what i would have done if you hadn't stepped in. >> so there is often a no lemon clause and a lot of restrictions so you need to keep that in mind. to owe see my reports go to abc7news.com and select 7 on your side. >> a start up just got a half billion dollar donation. >>

a big announcement brings detroit eden culture to silicon valley. it's making an investment in the ride sharing company, lyft.

>> great news, come in. >> lyft drivers were in good spirits. general motors say it wanted a piece of the future. >> we know that going to change. >> it becomes a luxury rather than a necessity. >> reporter: some say it's a signal that big companies are taking it seriously. upsecurity councilel tells lawyers on demand, but now, big ones, too. >> you're seeing companies starting to utilize like air bnb for travel. >> gm's first announcement is a rental program for lyft drivers. >> we're going to launch rental hubs for gm vehicles from a different brand, different sizes

they'll be able to rent. >> reporter: giving them access to new cars is the first part of the story. the second they may in the like because it involving replacing them. >> building autonomus vehicles across the country. >> all of the people want is for a car to show up and go away if they don't need it. >> since labor controversy has been uber's biggest headache. . >> i don't worry about much. i'm an educated guy. i can move onto the next opportunity. >> he can deliver food, tech support or legal services. robotic lawyers are still a few years off. a central valley company being torn down to make way for a facility that makes high speed

rail. it will take about a year and a half, total. >> going to be a rainy week here. right now, feels like a lull in the rain. >> this is why you can see it getting organized. a winter storm warning from 10:00 tonight to 10:00 tomorrow night. 6 to 12 inches of new snow. 1 to 2 feet of snow in highest peaks. and by 10:00 look for up to a foot up in donner. and tomorrow, a rainy day for the state and here in the bay area, after rain we'll have

showers tomorrow, here is a stronger storm number three on the scale. we'll get a dry day friday. >> thank you. >> you've got it all today. >> yes. and plenty of it. >> is this era a short one? was he set up to

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>> we had to go through this, this year. and i'm going to do everything we can to get the team back. >> now comes the hard part. trying to land a big name like sean peyton. and so many names ahead. now for the reaction, shu, players like tomsula. >> i agree. he was set out to fail, not intentionally. what i found interesting yesterday is he is in the locker room, celebrating. they checked their phones today, nothing but love for the

players. >> i just started to see jim and he's a grit guy. a great coach. he did a good job of keeping people together. >> i just thank him for everything. he's been a stand up guy. someone treating me the same from when i first got drafted to when i was we didn't win enough games. >> it's a strange feeling not knowing who your coach is going to be. >> the most difficult part is not knowing who or what you're team is going to be. >> new head coach told us today

he wants a new head coach by the super bowl. >> used to be the niners were rock solid, now, it's role reversal. silver and black finished with a 7 and 9 record and silver and black have not made the playoffs but it feels like they're headed in the right direction. >> i think we're close and get a chance to earn >> tom caplan decided to sit

down the team. lots of changes today. and warriors in action tonight, finally of harris onbarns back from the ankle injury. >> the presidential candidate just promised to get to the bottom of your reports. and more wet weather is on the way. preparations as the next storm reaches the bay area. >> then, jimmy kimmel live, guest jennifer lopez and ben higgins, the new bachelor. >> look for breaking news on twitter. >> from the rest of us here, have a good night.

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