killed. one is a two-year-old who died when a tree fella has home. the officer was responding to a crash in highway 17. this is what it looked like near sebastopol today has cars decided to drive through the water. sky 7 minutes to take a look at some of the damage this afternoon. this is fremont where the water is rushing in parts of the road are covered in. >> san francisco has a sprint it's wettest 10 days stretch in over 150 years. the city has received over 10 inches of rain. >> let's get to the man who has been tracking it all. spencer christian. >> but we give you a live look at doppler seven. just to show you what is left of the big storm.

we have areas of light rain and scattered showers. nothing significant at the moment compared to what we have had yesterday and early today. many locations received two inches or more of rain from the most recent storm. you know about the winds. we give you a look at some of the peak wind gusts. 101 mile per hour winds at public point. 89 mile per hour gusts. 77 at los gatos. loma prieta, 78 mile per hour gusts. we still have a flood warning in effect until 6:45 this evening. contra costa and alameda counties. we have a flood watch in effect through tomorrow morning for solano county. there is a high surf effect until 3:00 a.m. tomorrow. we have seen wave heights with this event over 25 feet.

ranging from 24 to 27 feet high. roads may be closed. lung property may be inundated. i will give you a look at the series of storms coming our way next. >>we sent our team of reporters out to check on the damage the continued danger themonitor conditions present. the worst damage is along our coastlines specifically santa cruz county. app. p washed away. water inundated parts of capitola leaving storrs red tagged because of the damage. in santa cruz the main beach is covered in storm debris. zach fuentes talked with locals who say they have not seen damage like this in years it is an image getting national attention. the capitola pierce split by high surf. some of the devastating damage done in santa cruz county. as misses facing the ocean

taking the brunt of the damage. mary has owned two uni building for 10 years and says she has ever seen conditions this bed. >> we had the first big wave coming to our garage and ring debris under the cars dum about six inches of sand in the driveway. >> the capitola city manager says the worst began with high tide at 8:30 thursday morning. >> what we saw was water coming out of the banks of socal creek and inundating people's homes. >> the village streets filled with debris and sand. the crews have been working tirelessly to clean. the wharf closed to the public who came down in droves to see the damages to capitola was not the only area devastated. a majority of the peer that once led up disintegrated. highways and damage shut down parts of the santa cruz work. mark had been staying at a hotel

along the work after being evacuated from his home along the san lorenzo river appeared a long time santa cruz county resident he says it has been decades since he has seen these type of conditions. >> 802i think was worse. i don't think we are done. >> city of santa cruz officials say they continue to prepare for the worst. >> it is taking less and less rainfall to create problems because soils are so saturated. >> the small city will work to continue being a beloved destination. >> we have plans at this point to renovate the wharf. we will be able to move forward in the relative near-term versus starting from ground zero. office says the high tide is predicted to subside for a time but large waves are expected with more potential for high tide tonight. >> we are seeing the impact of high surf along our coast line.

in san francisco where you can see the waves rolling in and over. flooding what is usually a parking lot. and check out the high waves at alameda's crown beach. east bay regional parks has officially closed the beach because of the potentially dangerous conditions caused by the stormy weather. >> i the north bay waves are coming up past the beaches. check this this video was shot in bolinas by the west marin feed. you can see the water rushing in over the pavement. in the north bay all eyes are in creeks, streams and the rising russian river which could for each -- which could reach flood stage this weekend. a terrible tragedy. cornell barnard has that story. >> the storm tragically claiming the life of two-year-old eon.

firefighter say the todd there was killed wednesday night when a redwood tree crashed into the family's home in occidental in western sonoma county. >> when i first arrived on scene a frantic father came out of the household with a child. he said my child is not breathing. >> the family sharing these pictures with us. they say he had a kind loving spirit. highway 116, the road to greenville was wet, windy and treacherous. wednesday storm knocked out power to most of the town but that is not the biggest worry. i hope i will all barber and beauty owner was grabbing as many sandbags as he could to protect his business from the rising russian river. >> the water comes from behind. it does not come from the river forward. leavg son with extensive>> insi.

then we are going to put plastic and tape that up. then put the sandbags up. hopefully it will save our shop. >> we are doing 10 per person. >> sandbags are in big demand at cinema land works. >> yesterday we did 600 something. the day before that was five to 600. >> it is not coming up over the parking lot. this is where we love to >> see the river. sonoma county supervisor linda hopkins says the russian river is rising. it remains below flood stage but the next storm is likely to change all of that. >> it is a matter of when the river floods, not if the river floods and how high because we are not going to have a chance for the river levers -- the river levels to fully go down. >> fa officials are asking anyone who lives along the russian river to be ready to leave their homes if the

evacuation order comes down. i gofundme has been established for eon's family. we have a link on our website. >> for a list of storm resources like a sandbag locations, warming centers and shelters go to our website, abc7news.com/take action. > one of the most widespread impacts of the storm are the power outages. at one point close to 100,000 pg&e customers did not have power. luz pena is live in daly city with a look at the impact. the last hour and a half, some of the businesses and homes you can see behind me got their power back. according to pg&e there are over 13 thousand people in the peninsula without power. after hours of consistent rain and heavy wind this is the

aftermath. in the peninsula over 26,000 pg&e customers were left without power. >> all i could hear was the wind and it was strong. it was a lot. i have not heard anything like that in a long time. >> matthews neighborhood in daly city lost power around 4:00 p.m. wednesday. he is one of thousands scrambling today. >> a to use my car because i need to use my phone. >> local cars and coffee shops turned into offices. finding an open power outlet was a hot commodity. >> i'm going to be here working all day. we had a meeting today. i could not make it because i don't have that are -- i don't have battery. >> pg&e crews were out assessing some of the worst damages. >> in some areas wins topped 100 miles per hour. the damage we rca is very significant. our crews are out in full force. >> at st. francis square shopping center in daly city

most businesses had to close. >> for this one, it stays on for around six hours. then i have a smaller one which is good for maybe four to five hours. >> three doors down come of the bakeshop does not have a generator. they are getting ready to lose anywhere between eight to $10,000. >> all the items on the fridge. that is a lot of money we need to throw out. we lose a lot of money. then we start all over again from scratch. >> just telling the people it is closed. we don't have power. >> according to pg&e officials, power will be fully restored in the coming hours. i asked what about business owners who lost thousands of dollars with these outages. they said to file a claim with pg&e. >>

across the bay area. they are down to half of what they were at the peak. this is pg&e's map of current outages. the orange squares are the biggest outages. the north bay and the peninsula account for most of the current power outages. if you lose power you can still watch abc7news live on your phone. we are streaming through the bay area episode download it now. >> our stremme coverage continues throughout the hour. we will take you live to the east bay where the concern is about mudslides. storm cleanup underway in san francisco. phil matier weighs in on a

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>> with a break in the storms, traffic was briefly stumped on southbound 880 for pothole repair. caltrans crews who worked near dixon landing road in fremont. traffic backed up for several miles. shorter trains because the rain damage the wheels on thousands of train cars. the wills have to be replaced or repaired which can take 20 hours per car. birch trains are running at -- bart trains are running at slower speeds. all asset ferry routes are at normal schedules. muni is running normal services except for minor reroutes. caltrain says normal se restored. the tree went down nearly -- near the burlingame station. the morning service was interrupted while the tree was

removed. >> with more wet weather on the way the concern in the east bay is mudslides. ryan curry is live in dublin with the wet residents are telling him and worried about. >> the concern really is about these muddy hills like the one behind me. this one creating a concern for residents in this neighborhood over the new year's eve weekend. that continued through this week and the rainfall yesterday. it is not nearly as heavy as it was yesterday but as we continue to see the rainfall this neighborhood in dublin as well as neighborhoods in fremont on deiny dr easa freeways thursday as the atmosphere river continues to impact region. concerns growing for mudslides. mud and water can be seen flowing from a hillside. it has residents worried about possible evacuations. > i big and soon my big

concern is we are going to have another landslide. > there is great concern about mud continuing to flowe down the help you >> this is a major artery to get down of the neighbor appeared if those areas are closed where boxed in. >> authorities in fremont are keeping a close eye on the neighborhoods. as of friday highway 80 four is still shut down two to mudslides on the road. >> we are monitoring minor mudslides we have the feeling could be a potential to get bigger. ongoing and monitoring those. >> the fremont fire chief says the emergency operation center is still staffed as the city monitors the ongoing rainfall. although next week's forecast does not show as much rain the ground is already saturated leaving flooding a real possibility. jacobson says they have already spoken to those residents. >> they are usually very prepared because they are rather

isolated. they all have ways out. once we have made direct contact with and assured us they can either relocate or they're willing to ride it out. >> residents say they hope it will not have to evacuate but they are keeping a close eye on the hillside in case they do. >> i have never seen that he'll do this type of damage. in years past with the rain it would stay stationary to the top. >> now is be prepared as best as possible in case they need to evacuate. in terms of this particular hill in dublin officials placed a tarp on the hill throughout the week to limit the mud from getting close to homes. that seems to have worked but as we are expecting more rain through the days to come we are going to have to wait to see if that tarp will hold and these residents are on high alert. >> that tarp will trip the hill from being more statue rated we hope to -- more saturated.

>> in san francisco there was minor flooding in the marino district had villainy woodrow has the story. >> traffic in the murder that was fairly light. those who did venture outside were prepared. >> the waves are crashing and you can see some water pooling on the ground as well as yellow caution tape preventing people from crossing into the area. you can see some on the others. it has not stopped everyone. you can see the minutes of what had likely been some flooding. sticks and debris and rocks in this area. probably why the caution tape had been put up. you can see the waves crashing. water spelling over the edge of the shore. the ground is pretty much saturated. a sign on this garbage can say carry out what you carry in but you the sense of what you put 10 to discard here or throw into the water based on what has been carried out by the flooding.

bottles, cans and other garbage. you can see a good portion of the east beach has been washed out. the waves coming up much higher than you would typically see. this is a popular spot for dogs and owners. on a weekday, today would barely deficit -- barely desolate. a quiet and windy day at the marina. >> a lot of change from yesterday. >> a nice desperately deliberate but it is not going to last >> long. spencer christian is here with the latest on the weather. >> here is a look at live doppler 7. you can see the storm has pretty much ended. we have some areas of light rain and showers scattered about. most areas are not receiving rainfall. that is good news. on we go to look at current conditions. it is a lot calmer than it was. strongest wind gust we have now,

15 miles per hour at novato. all other location showing wind speeds at the surface under 20 miles per hour. four degrees cooler in novato. seven degrees cooler over at concord. this is the view from the exploratorium. 51 degrees in the city. 54 in oakland. 54 at san jose and half moon bay should traffic is flowing smoothly. the pavement. to be dry. rain has ended. 50 degrees and napa. 52 atwhen by live view from ourp camera did our forecast features are these. scattered showers and light rain will remain with us. dry periods tomorrow but there will be a few showers lingering. a series of storms. houghton ones will be coming our

way of beginning saturday. for tomorrow we have a level 1 system that is the remains of what we see tonight scattered light showers mostly in the north bay. less than a half inch of rainfall likely from the system. 7:00 tonight, notice how that and. -- how that ends. another line of showers just after midnight. that will continue through the day tomorrow as mainly scattered showers. it will not amount to much in terms of total rainfall. overnight low temperatures generally in the mid to upper 40's and high temperatures mainly in the upper 50's to 60 degrees pick a fairly mild day especially places like san mateo and down in san jose where we expect to see 60 degree temperature readings. the winter storm warning remains in effect until 4:00 a.m.

tomorrow. one to two feet of snow above 6500 feet. and avalanche warning is any expect -- is in effect for the sierra until tomorrow morning. here's the accuweather 7-day forecast. i don't even want to look at this but we have a series of significant storms. level two storms on saturday and sunday. level 3 on monday. another level two on tuesday with later systems wednesday and thursday. we are not getting a completely dry day in any of the seven days. that rain on top of the saturated soil means the threat of more flooding. >> coming up next, and historic funeral at the vatican. never before has a pope and

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>> two teenagers are charged with killing a security guard at the japan town center in san francisco last night. obtained surveillance photos of the guard escorting one of the teenagers outside the mall moments before he was shot. as nizar owners in the mall put flowers in the area this morning to remember him. police say the teenagers are 14 and 15 years old. reverend amos brown o says community involvement is needed.

>> everybody has got to get involved and say we are not going to let this be the mirror of who we are in san francisco. >> the japan town some to be district says it is planning to hold a town meeting to talk about community safety. >> the funeral service for pope emeritus benedict the 16th was held today. it was led by pope francis. it was the first time a current pope presented a eulogy for a former pope. religious leaders and delegates from italy and germany, benedict's home country, attended the service. >> more coming up. is san francisco ready for more storms? that is what some people are asking tonight. next, phil matier joins us with a look at the city's readiness.

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off live doppler 7 this week. right now we are getting a break between storms but it has been lit up all sorts of colors as rain sweeps through the bay area. >> i san francisco crews are working around the clock. >> the work is really just beginning. >> the sound of cleanup in the wake of wednesday's storm. san francisco public works teams out in full force. >> i've been on some of the bad ones but this one was pretty ferocious. i would say probably one of the worst ones i have dealt with. >> high winds down a hundreds of trees throughout the city including this one trapping a family in their car. trees toppling power lines and more. >> a cypress tree over here fell over across both the tracks. it compromised the large eucalyptus tree >> now this tree along with others must come down. >> we have other smaller acacia

trees behind you that are undermined with soil saturation and they are actively falling so we are taking advantage of the lines in deenergized to get this area safe as possible and cleaned up. >> the storm was pretty intense. this is probably my last job of the day but it has been stuff like this all day. wires down. trees on cars. >> we had extra crews on duty last night. don't want to wear them out too much but we are keeping them working around the clock. >> crews chipping away one tree, one ranch at a time night we got to 15 trees. it may not seem like a lot but it is when you're talking about huge objects like this. >> as the cleanup continues, public works as a could take up to a week to get to all these downed trees. >> members of the public are going to see branches on the sidewalk or on curbs. it may take another week or two

to get to them. >> what a big a storm is brewing of a different sort after san francisco officials including the mayor said the weather service did not adequately warning them about the new year's eve storm should >> we were under the impression and notified by our national weather service we could anticipate not even an inch of rain and what we saw within 24 hours was a 5.5 inches of rain. although the information we had was not sufficient to help us prepare in the capacity we needed to address the issue. >> the national weather service is responding saying officials were wind days ahead of time. we talked with our partners at the sf standard about this today. >>

officials claims to the national weather service and they responded by sharing they communicated the darkness of the situation as you mentioned 10 days before it happened. they told the public a significant rain event would bring high impact conditions was coming. the emailed local officials daily briefings and presented at the new year's eve planning meeting. that was three days before it came. the intel was there is what they showed us. >> joining us now is phil matier. the mayor seems a little defensive about the information the city got from the national weather service. is that fair? >> it is not necessarily fair. on both sides. the national weather service said there was a storm coming. they predicted two to three inches of rain. we got five-and-a-half. the information was out there. not necessarily enough for it to have made the prediction because people did not know. we are dealing with a situation

city officials constantly say climate change has maybe storms more dramatic, more destructive and we need to be prepared by the city was not. what we saw was the mayor saying wolfs which is not an easy thing for the mayor to say. since then she has been in contact with the head of the national weather service. they ironed this thing out saying we give you this information. she said i did not mean it to sound like i was criticizing you. it was taken out of context. that is a double hoops. this is a situation where people were caught flat-footed. it could repeat itself because san francisco has fundamental problems with its infrastructure that are not going away this week. >> let's talk about that because we do have to be prepared. san francisco sort of has an interesting sewer system should >> that is the word for it. we use that a lot around here.

san francisco has a habit of being interesting. unlike most coastal cities that use pumps a lot and we have pumps but we depend on gravitation because we are a hilly city. years ago they came up with a system that has pipes moving sewer water and drainage water. the result is it can get swamped and backup. the city has embarked on a 630 $5 million project to repair those and change those but it is going to take time. at a set -- in typical san francisco fashion it is going to take years. >> what else is being done to deal with the infrastructure issues? >> that is a key one. another is outer structure. we saw the report on trees that is one of the biggest fears facing the city now. if they come down, they headlines, they had cars, they can be a huge problem. they are out there trying to deal with that. other things we are doing is we

are trying to get as many sandbags as possible. at one point they are running out and sent a caravan of trucks to fremont to the factory that makes them. when the trucks got there they found they wrote the end of a long line of other cities. they wound up having to go to tracy. they are the bags in. the bags will be out there. it was going to be a continuous thing. they are out there with their pumps now. they have these vacuums to clean out the system. i have a feeling there will be doing their best. >> the last couple of storms highlights the work that needs to be done. >> it is interesting because we have the storms. we have had them in the past. call me the next 10. >> take a look at this from hillsboro showing downed trees on oakdale road. when tree went through a fence leaving it in pieces. there were no known injuries. in san jose a fallen tree

injured a highway patrol dealing with that incident on the side of highway 17. dustin dorsey has the details and a warning for others. >> a california highway patrol officer should consider himself lucky he is relatively ok. a routine response to a traffic collision took a dangerous turn as a massive tree toppled over onto highway 17 in san jose and the chp officer responding. >> he did suffer some pain as a result of this. nothing that is potentially life-threatening. >> just after 10:00 a.m. two cars involved and a noninjury accident called for chp response south of highway 280 and highway 17 interchange. the officers arrived on the scene and gusty winds blew through the corridor. these 40 to 60 foot trees along highway 17 have been getting soaked due to the rain we have been having. with powerful winds today the tree was able to fall on the officer responding to the crash.

crews arrived on scene and began to clear the large tree off the roadway. traffic was slowed for at least an hour. chp officer russell lee says highway patrol has received around 150 weather reports since the storm began but he has never received a call like this. >> we understand we are stepping into a potentially dangerous situation. our officers are highly trained. take the most precautions. occasionally there are incidents that put our officers into a situation where we see something like today. everyone is ok and this highlights the importance of good driving during stormy weather. >> we urge people to continue to remember this safety messages to drive safe, make responsible choices. >> coming up companies are laying people off.

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these recent storms are dumping snow in the cr which should help with up our snowpack and reduce drought. check out how heavy it was snowing in the higher elevations. we captured views on highway 50 and interstate 80. some very difficult conditions in some places. today there are chain requirements on 80 and 50 appeared from 50 from kuipers to myers in el dorado county. for 80, chains are needed from baxter to truckee. >> if you are thinking about heading to the sierra, you might want to make other plans. we spoke withet says avalanche s high after all the snow. >> road travel is hazardous right now. the roads over i-80, highway 50, anything over the sierra and and

in the areas where it has been raining it is really problematic. there is high avalanche danger. anyone going into that country will encounter that as well. it is now winter wonderland. there are things to worry about as well. >> here is a live look in ze cove. you can see late snow falling now. > it is nice to see the light snow. >> beautiful up there. it is dangerous and is dangerous with marin coming. >> we mentioned the avalanche situation. we have more soaking potentially flooding storms coming our way. the big one that was with us yesterday and early today. we have a high surf warning in effect until 3:00 in the

morning. roads may be closed. low-lying property may be inundated with water. let's talk about the next storm coming our way did a light storm breaking only one. tomorrow, scattered showers only in the north bay. starting tomorrow morning you can see light scattered showers and a few offshore. whatever activity we have will be confined to the north bay. notice what is coming in late tomorrow night into saturday. that is our next level two storm. overnight lows mainly in the mid to upper 40's. how is tomorrow generally the mid to upper 50's near 60. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. we have a level two storm on saturday. a stronger level three storm monday and another substantial storm on tuesday fellow by letter storms at the end of the week. several days of significant rainfall coming our way. this is only going to complicate

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buffalo bills safety damar hamlin go into cardiac arrest and collapse on the field some encouraging news. the update today is remarkable. he is awake showing substantial improvement. able to move his hands and feet and he is communicating. questi did we win. the answer is you won the game of life. >> imagine the lift his teammates got when they went back to pride is not only knowing he is awake but he iski. the bills head coach sean mcdermott emotional when discussing the news. >> it is amazing to know impact that this has had many people.

and for his mom to be able to share that with him is incredible. >> being on that field sleep. you heart for your brother. they shared grief. to the question before, getting updates and positive updates eases some much of the pain and tension. >> you can feel the emotion in the bills. back locally, 49ers tailback elijah mitchell has not played since thanksgiving week because of recurring knee injuries he is back practicing this week expected to return to action sunday against arizona. when mitchell is healthy he is a beast. it would give christian mccaffrey a break. the problem is mitchell so far has not been able to stay healthy. lawyers code steve kerr drew up

the most perfect player and the final seconds. . a thing of beauty. only to see the pistons had their own prayer at the buzzer. jordan poole trying to do too much. turns over at the worst time. the warriors have to file. detroit makes two free throws. kerr comes up with this jim. feeds clay thompson. tided up at 119. . you figure they're going to overtime should one second left siddique bay. are you serious? free for a millisecond. 122-119. piston snapping golden states five-game win streak. steph curry expected back next week. >> i think we are much better than our record reflects. . it is not time to hang our heads. we are going to look back in a few months. i know how important this stretch will be.

we are above 500 finally. we can make a run for it. i know we can. this run was vital to that. >> former usf delayed because the aggies forgot the uniforms. they had to go back to the hotels to get them. florida got a technical foul. . a free throw before the game started. at tip-off the score 1-0. a nm won the game. there is an equipment manager somewhere. you had one job. bills that game is not going to be played. it is too late in the season. we're just going to move on. they have the convoluted scenario to determine who is playing where. >> so they have worked around it. >> it is almost like war and peace. they have all the scenarios.

that is what they need to do in the situation. >> coming up tonight it is celebrity jeopardy followed by test.n a 100 d stay thanksor >> we r time. hope you have a great evening. we will see you again at 11:00.

♪♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is "jeopardy!" [applause] today's contestants are an associate dean from chicago, illinois... a consultant from washington, d.c... and our returning champion, a graduate student in literature originally from rockford, illinois... whose 2-day cash winnings total... and now, here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- ken jennings! [cheers and applause] thanks, all. thanks, johnny gilbert. welcome to "jeopardy!" for the second straight game,

our returning champion lloyd sy responded correctly in final jeopardy! to hold his lead and notch a win. can he do it again today? or will patrick or lois be able to take him out? we will know in about 26 minutes. let's get started. here's the jeopardy! round where we have these categories today. we begin with... then... then... and... lloyd, choose your category and clue. not chicken feed, $600. - lloyd. - what are eggs? - yes. - not chicken feed, $800. - lloyd. - what are monarch butterflies? - that's right. - not chicken feed, $1,000.