news. reggie: your work week is off to a very wet start. we are tracking a level 3 storm on the impact scale. the timing of the hardest rain and when you will finally see a break. >> a large tree falls on a home. we are seeing how bad the damage is. reggie:of january 6. brazilian protesters storm government buildings in an attempt to overturn election results. the calls for the former president to be brought to face justice. >> prince harry opening up about the royal rift. more about his family and personal life. reggie: i guess it is time. the tea is spilled. >> i haven't gotten over the tea from the documentary. reggie: well, it is raining a lot. drew: it really is.

at least through nine :00 a.m., you are finding the heavy rain, the strongest wind. we have pockets of downpours. we've already had issues this morning for the north bay. a flood advisory in effect, smaller streams and creeks. also watching the river today, flood warning is in effect. some minor flooding around here. it is forecasted to crest at about 9.58, and that would create minor flooding. surface wind, it is windy. level three strong storm. the heavy rain keeping that flood threat with us. here's future weather. still seeing pockets of downpours out there, but watch what happens by lunchtime.

the worst of it is out of here. tapering to light showers and this afternoon we will get a break in the rain before the next storm arrives tonight. all the details on this and the next storm in a few minutes. reggie: we do have some new video into the newsroom of falling across the north they. the first is a rockslide that happened on pine flat road. you can see this large boulder and several smaller rocs blocking the road. there is a large sinkhole on salmon creek road. that was discovered early yesterday morning. the road is washed out. it is unclear how many people may be cut off because of it this morning. kumasi: flooding and downed trees remain a concern. creeks and rivers could crest if there is too much rain. we have gotten several reports of downed trees as well this morning. lena howland is joining us live on the roadways.

the weekend has caused several large trees to fall and we are on our way to a very serious situation in san bruno. i do want to give you a look at the roads of what we are seeing, and where the rain is absolutely still dumping on us at this hour. i want to show you that situation that we are heading to in san bruno now wear a mask three fell, crunching a blue sedan just after 3:00 this morning. we do not have any word on any injuries at this moment, but the home has already been taped off with caution tape. it is a similar story over in castro valley. over the weekend, a giant eucalyptus tree fell onto a home in castro valley, pinning a man underneath. firefighters spent almost an hour trying to rescue him. his wife and children were able to get out safely. >> if he had not been on the

couch right where he was or if i'll family had been there, it could've been a lot worse. >> another family lucky to be alive after the same thing happened to them. a tree more than 100 feet tall falling right onto their home. the branches broke the windows and the roof. the owner says the right side of his house is totaled and they were told to evacuate right away because of the amount of weight on the house. back here live as we are heading out to san bruno, we checked in with local tree services and they say the ground is incredibly saturated right now, so the roots are not holding. with more rain like this today and more to come, they expect it will only get worse with more trees like these expected to come down. again, we are heading out to that situation in san bruno, hoping to give you a live look, not later on in the show.

reggie: thank you so much. some of you are waking up without power this morning. easy any's tunnel -- pg&e's shows about 16,000 people still without power. progress is being made to get those lights back on. more than half the outages are in the north they. utilities are bracing for the next major storm which could bring even more outages. kumasi: there are civil never his -- several neighborhoods facing flooding threats this week. the sheriff's office says the river will crest sometime tomorrow morning. in alameda county, residents could be inundated by alameda creek. coyote creek is posing a threat. in santa cruz county, the river can also read flood stage. alerts have been sent out to some people who are experiencing impacts of the south bay unit one.

-- near the guadalupe river. >> some families may be without power and that for a while because fallen trees damaged arts of a local comcast plant. >> the rain in the area has been on and off also the evening. official still responding to downed trees from past night an accident that happened this issue. also just learned of some big problems that the residents living in montero have dealt with -- parts of that small coastal town have had the power going on and off the last several days. we were there as the top of a light but had a small flame. fire and pg&e crews were able to just flame out there is still work done on the line. the big issue now according to neighbors his internet connection. i was told that for many, comcast went out last wednesday and not come back until sunday.

that means no internet, no cell phone hotspots, and no calls using wi-fi. >> our to comcast. no cell phone service. no communication with the outside world. >> for four days. comcast has been out, cellular service has been out for four days and that is a big concern for folks here on the coast, particularly because there is no cell phone service. if the internet is out, you can call the ambulance or get help. >> in a statement, com me comcast technicians have been working diligently in coordination with pg&e and local agencies to ensure they can access, inspect, and repair any damage that may have occurred from this record-setting winter storm. as for the rain, you can see it is still coming down here.

if you don't have to be outside, your best bet is to stay inside. reggie: at least 5 -- kumasi: at least five public schools in sonoma county will be closed because of power outages. governor newsom's request to declare a federal emergency because of the flooding. that allows the state to get more federal funding and resources including napa, san mateo, santa clara, and santa cruz county. it comes the same day storms battered the sacramento area. residents river are being urged to evacuate immediately in anticipation of the river flooding over. the same area was slammed by last weekend atmosphere river. at one point, more than 300

thousand customers without power in sacramento county kumasi: well you were on the go, we were giving you alerts to your phone just like this one. it has hour-by-hour forecasts by you can download now and make sure to enable push alerts. drew: more alerts as the days go on. we are wet out 3 storm moves through. some encouraging news, it looks like with the rushing river, we have close to flood stage early tomorrow morning. flood stage is 32 feet. as where we are going to crest, so do anticipate minor flooding. we are also watching the guadalupe river today because flood stage is 9.5 feet. we are forecasting a crest of 9.6 t,

well. that minor flooding that will occur later on today, just the aware of that. live doppler 7 we have rain everywhere, scattered downpours. just a messy morning once again. until 9:00 a.m. today, it is a strong level through storm --level three storm. a break in the afternoon before the next store arrives early tomorrow morning. rhea fire, half-inch to an inch or more. the next storm coming up in about eight minutes. first, let's check in with jobina. seems like a messy morning out there. jobina: everyone, please be careful. if you could stay home today, i would highly recommend it. we already have a new crash today which is why i am bringing you a live camera from this area.

you can see a lot of people tapping the brakes, because there is a wreck ahead. this is the live picture from lena howland. on the way to initiate this ust giving you a live picture of what it looks like from the driver's seat of what you will face. a couple alerts to get to starting in piedmont. a tree down on southbound 13. all southbound lanes are blocked right now. this was supposed to be cleaned up by friday. the flooding and lance cleanup is still underway between mission boulevard and main street. also, the lid with some weather impacts, so trees are still going to be going slower speeds. reggie: deadline to remove on house from

a large encampment. kumasi: the immigration office is aimed at curbing the surge of migrants u.s.. reggie:

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kumasi: the city of oakland is set to complete the eviction of un-housed residents. a community space that provide food, shelter, and refuge to unhoused people. residents and their allies are urging the mayor to stop what they call the destruction of their community. mexico city ahead in a meeting with mexican leaders. he's there to discuss the situation at the border and the supply chain. this is the day after the president made his first visit to the border since taking office. >> el paso is one of the area that has seen the biggest surge of migrants.

president biden met with greg abbott who said he handed the president a letter outlining his plans to address the situation. mr. biden then met with patrol guards and toward a migrant processing center. he made no public comments by the homeland security secretary is putting pressure on congress to act. >> we want individuals who qualify for relief under our laws to come to the united states in a safe and orderly way. >> earlier this month, president biden did announce new policies to cut down on crossings into the u.s. including expending a program to allow more migrants to allow for asylum under certain conditions. kumasi: scenes from january 6 are playing out in brazil. rioters are demanding the ousted president bolsonaro be restored to power. they claimed presidential election was rigged.

at least 400 people have been arrested. the current president called the actions barbaric. president biden is among several world leaders who condemned the attack and also brazil. classes have been canceled in virginia after a six euro boy intentionally shot his teacher. the shooting happened friday. police say the student who has not identified because of his age shot the teacher after some sort of altercation. the teacher suffered life-threatening injuries and is now stable and improving at a local hospital. they're investigating how that boy was able to get the gun. >> in massachusetts man is doing court today in connection with his wife this errands. she hasn't been seen since new year's day. authorities accuse him of misleading the investigation and the search for his wife.

police say a family member last saw the mother of three in her home in the early morning hours on the first of january. she reportedly planned to take a rideshare to the airport for a flight to work but police say she never boarded. >> herself on have been off since around the first of the year. that is one of the investigative leads we are tracking down. kumasi: while split guilty in 2021 to fraud but investigators said his legal history is not believed to be related to this. clearing debris in their search for clues. no one has seen his wife yet. reggie:reggie: the 49ers now know who they're going to play next week. if the division rival, the seattle seahawks. the niners beat arizona for their 10th straight weight

yesterday. nava team and the coaches have just one goal: to win the super bowl. >> opportunity we have to win this thing. this opportunity doe around often, but i want that to be the feeling. >> it is hard to keep the same grind and the same focus but when the playoffs come around, there is a whole new energy. we've got to get everybody on board. >> a lot of us were real with ourselves. i feel like we still haven't played to our full potential yet. we look at it as a challenge but we are also excited because if we do play to our full potential, what else can we do? >> they are going to give us their best shot. i know that we will be ready.

i know that our best shot is better than anyone else's. >> you can catch one of the playoff games, tom brady playing the cowboys. kickoff is just after 5:00 followed by a playoff edition of "after the game." kumasi: more encouraging news about damar hamlin. a week after he collapsed on the field, he could be close to going home. yes now able to breathe on his own and his neurological function is excellent. he face timed the team last week and has live tweeted from his hospital bed yesterday. he is also selling shirts and donating proceeds to the first responders who saved his life. thank goodness. i know that meant a lot to his team because you see the motion on their faces after that happened. i'm so glad you connected with them. drew:

we have the rain and we have the wind. a level three through 9:00 a.m. this morning so if you can hold off traveling until after 9:00 a.m., you will be in much better shape because it is very wet out there. another one eye on, the alameda creek. flood stage is nine feet. moderate flooding earlier today in the early afternoon. be aware of that. we of downpours. a flood watch in effect for the entire region for more areas of flooding. we also have a highway warning in effect. it is not just rain, also wind we are tracking. 26 in half moon bay.

gusting exceeding 40 miles per hour and we will likely continue that trend in level 3 strong storm we have on the exclusive storm impact scale. again overnight tonight. we will see more of those this morning. rain and wind giving way to a colderftnoupper 50's to lower 'r on today. you will feel a muc later on today but the wind will rent back up early tomorrow morning as we tracked the next storm system arriving overnight tonight. 40 some low 50's. a level to moderate storm for our tuesday. gusting wind again. the flood threat continues. future weather this morning, it is rainy and windy. a break this afternoon, and tomorrow morning, the next storm moves in with downpours and gusty wind.

the seven-day forecast, storm this morning. next storm arrives tomorrow morning with scattered downpours and gusty winds. then, we will have thankfully the storms after tuesday are not as intense. they are all level one on the storm impact scale. kumasi: coming up the seven things to go this -- no this morning. reggie: without the right start to your day... your morning could hit a wall. eakfasuits arba slow-release carbs g energy eakfasuits toelsed thrive.

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kumasi: here are the seven things to know this morning. drew: number one, a messy morning out there. morning rain and wind. gusting 30-40 miles per hour on the exclusive storm impact scale. a level three strong storm. the downpours go through and the wind stays gusty. jobina: the commute is a mess right now. several reports of standing water and multiple crashes as well. this is because of a tree down in piedmont. all southbound lanes are blocked. kumasi: the rivers alameda and the creeks are just a few of the waterways they

could weaken this week. reggie: before trees comeownthb. one of the latest was this treatment damaged a home in san bruno overnight. kumasi: the pg&e outage map still showing widespread power outages across the bay area. request over the weekend saying he would put federal funding and resources to respond to the damage. kumasi: president biden waking up in mexico city after making his first stop at the border since taking office. yesterday he met with texas governor and border guards in el paso and he also made more public comment during his visit. there are new guidelines why the american academy of pediatrics for children that delimit obesity. they now say children should be proactively evaluated and treated for obesity as soon as

possible. the starting weight loss treatment early can help reduce the risk of other conditions like diabetes, heart disease, the aap. it should be treated as a disease, not something because individual choices. reggie: storms better california. the local counties set to receive assistance. kumasi: a new concern about flooding in north bay. reggie: here is a live look outside this morning. we will be right back.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. reggie: back at it again. a level 3 storm on the impact scale can cause big problems for the commute. heavy rain is moving in across the bay right now. seeing pretty terrible road conditions and some damage already. kumasi: and president biden approving a disaster west for parts of the bay area. which counties are about to see a bit more relief. . kumasi: this bear made itself home hundred one families deck. reggie: we haven't had a good bear story in a while so i am here for it. kumasi: good morning, it

monday, january 9. reggie: and once again, it is rain. drew: i don't know how we could be in a stormy pattern for several weeks but another storm has moved in this morning. this is san jose right now. we have a lot of water out there. standing water on the roadways. we have scattered downpours. heavy into fremont. flood advisory and affects the entire north north bay this morning. a lot of water on the roadways here and some iced trees down in the region. we are seeing the current storm. moderate to heavy rain. hour.

north bay. by lunchtime, the worst of the storm is out of here. later this afternoon begin -- we begin to dry out before the next storm arrives. shot the video says it appears the water is in the parking and is not impacting homes but it could certainly impact --. more areas across the bay this morning. lena howland makes her way to a tree

come down. all the rain of the weekend caused a lot of massive trees to fall and today is no exception. seeing some heavy rain, gusty wind, and very slick conditions making for people all over the area. a lot of stop and go traffic. on any injuries yet. are likely to be --

alive after a tree fell on top of them. the branches broke through the windows and the roof. evacuate right away. >> the second i want in the front of my houses when i heard my wife server who soon

half hour, these words are very slick the white house approved governor newsom your girlhood to the general -- to declare a federal income poor. >> this will allow the sta more funding and federal reserve. santa clara, sonoma, and santa cruz. to avoid putting yourself in dangerous situations.

half a foot of water, you are all here for you to state why this project reservoir is in storage. reggie: in the north bay, people are getting ready for the overflow at some point tomorrow morning. the new flooding threat comes as

people are still cleaning up from the last round of storms. we went to see the preparations. after a storm blew through saturday night. he says in happened so fast. >> i can see there is water rushing down the hillside so we were a little concerned. 10 minutes later there is already a foot of water outside of my door. >> she grabbed what she could and moved to higher ground but dudley she lost most of her belongings.

to station road. a few drivers plowed through. so the cyclist included. >> on the one hand, it is really go >> the forecasted river levels continue to change because

you're anywhere near where it is planning to happen, i would pass it back because it happens too fast. reggie: prince harry is sitting down with michael strahan. chris alito has the details in the first look. >> this morning, michael strahan is one on one with prince harry. >>

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the weather withdrew. drew: it is wet out there and also wendy. everybody is seeing rain at this hour. we will press on to east bay right now are we have downpours. this morning. this is for the guadalupe river near the expressway. we do expect some flooding later on today. flood stage here is 9.5 feet. areas -- region. a level three strong storm. we will keep it at the, until about 9:00 a.m. today.

conditions, mid to upper 50's. here's the future weather. 8:30, still tracking down for this afternoon, much calmer conditions for the next storm arrives. upper 50's with lower 60's. a level to moderate storm with more downpours and possibility of thunderstorms and gusty wind. we will take a look at this storm and about eight minutes, but let's go over to jobina. i wanted to start with picture to bring you what it looked like at the san mateo bridge right now,

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reggie: students returning to the university of idaho for the first time since an arrest in a quadruple murder. several questions still remain and jobina is that the live desk with more. jobina: there is a sense of relief among students and parents now that an arrest has been made, but the school is still promising new security measures including more officers on campus and patrols in nearby neighborhoods. there is a different feeling amongst students just minutes away at washington university. they are stunned, remembering the classmate now under arrest for the brutal murders. they told a local newspaper that the criminology student often spoke up during discussions of murder investigations, but when the topic of the idaho slayings came up, one student said "he was completely silent." according to investigators, the suspect was on their radar as early as november 20 9, 16 days after the students were brutally stabbed to death.

according to the affidavit, one of the surviving roommates was awake at the time of the murders telling police the killer came within the different bedroom door as he exited the house. no one called 911 for eight hours. investigators say the two surviving students are survivors in this case, not suspected any wrongdoing and there is still no word on a motive. the suspect is pleaded not guilty and is due back in court on thursday. kumasi: rainy and nasty data outside have you spending more time inside. but poor air quality at home can have an impact on your health. apparently that can increase your risk of heart disease, cancer, and more. alexis has advice to keep your indoor air clean this winter. alexis: the weather outside is frightful but the fire inside can be problematic, too. exposure to burning wood cause respiratory problems and increase your cancer risk. and that is not the only air

pollutant in your home that can adversely affect your health as you spend more days inside this winter, consider taking steps to improve the air quality in your home. you can start with your fireplace. >> try not to use it too much. if you're going to use the fireplace make sure that you have it cleaned and that there is a screen across the fireplace. >> consider getting an epa -certified insert. right now there is a federal tax break of 30% on the purchase and installation. gas stoves can also release pollutants such as nitrogen oxide. >> so use your event, use an exhaust fan or just open a window. >> and block that kitchen or living room smoke from entering your bedroom where you can spend hours every night by keeping bedroom doors closed. >> if you can deal with it, you can keep your pets out so whatever is on your firm unlock it under betting and will not be in the air. >> in addition to dusting and vacuuming once a week, use an

air purifier. look for vacuums and purifiers with an effective filter. >> consumer reports have ratings on air purifiers and what studies have found is that the effective ones can take out as much as half of all of the bad particulates in the air which can affect your health. >> and to prevent mold growth, clean bathrooms, kitchens and basements regularly. kumasi: if you bought a curate k--- keurig k-c several years, you may be able to claim some cash from a court settlement. they claimed the cuts were recyclable. those claims are false because there is only one facility in the u.s. that will accept them and many times they cannot be recycled because they are dirty.

that were labeled recyclable between 2016 and 2022, you can submit a claim online to get anywhere from five dollars to $36. reggie: many of our lives changed forever. steve jobs introduced the first iphone right here in san francisco. more than 6 million people bought that first generation when it was released. since then, about 2 billion iphones have been sold and there are nearly 800 million active users around the world. jobs once said "every once in a while, a revolutionary product comes along that changes everything." 1, 2, 3. drew: there are tons of stairs. anymore. it is all on my phone. reggie: i don't carry my wallet anymore. drew: can you have your id on your phone yet?

i feel like some states you can put your drivers on there. i don't think california. reggie: i fully subscribe to this wallet phone where i put the cards in the back. that's it. drew: and it is not bulky at all. reggie: and that way i also don't forget my wallet. drew: although sometimes you do forget your phone. reggie: device and my wallet doesn't. so let's make it even. drew: that tracking device to my husband one day. reggie: it saved me multiple times. drew:here, windy as well. storm watch yet again. a live look, we are under a flood watch until tomorrow afternoon.

areas of new flooding out there, and that is the threat we see today and tomorrow. it is wet across the entire region. some showers in the east bay right now. antioch, discovery wet on most of the freeway this morning. certainly a slower than normal commute with visibility also much lower thanks to the cloud cover, the showers moving through, the gusty wind as well. visibility for a lot of us, 1-2 miles right now. we've already seen more trees come down overnight. the wind still gusting to miles per hour in spots. until 9:00 this m keep it at a level three. if you could hold off your travel until after 9:00 this morning, hemof's to lows.

the wind will back off later on today. 2:00 p.m., it is much quieter. another round of gusty wind arrives late in the morning. upper 40's to lower 50's with a level to moderate storm on the exclusive storm impact scale. this next storm has the potential to have thunderstorms as well, so the flood threat is with us once again. by 10:30, the worst is out of here. a break in the action later this afternoon, but tomorrow morning, here comes the next storm to create another mass for the morning. second half of the day. more gusty wind, but as we see more rain in the forecast, much weaker storms. level 1 one on the storm impact scale.

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w oopressure, kiey problems, kumasi: one look under the deck had this family in connecticut alarmed because they found a black bear hibernating below. can you imagine? a couple was playing with their dog in the backyard when they saw this. the dog was growling, so they said let's see what it is growling at. that is what it was. after consulting with the department of energy and environmental protection, the family says they decided to let the bear stay under their deck until it is done hibernating. reggie: wait a second, but that

is not for months. kumasi: look at his face, that there is barely irritated. reggie: yeah, i'm happy for that bear, but i don't understand -- you just know that a bear lives downstairs? he is basically a tenant. kumasi: what are you saying? drew: he's better than some tenants. reggie: yeah, probably. can you over and look at the bear? kumasi: probably, but i don't want that. you know how some people are extra. i don't want to be responsible for that. reggie: they would have to sign a waiver. responsible. enjoy your day. you assume all risks. have fun. a level 3 strong storm overhead.

scattered downpours, gusty wind for the morning rush. if you can wait until after 9:00, you are in better shape. evening rush, drier skies and fewer problems. kumasi: reports of layoffs later this week. the big bank that is behind the job cuts. reggie: we are seeing flooding and damage from the recent round of rain across the bay area. a san bruno neighborhood where a tree came down on a house. kumasi: damage in the north bay overnight, a sinkhole opened and up. drew is back with the latest timeline. timeline. reggie: how do you know when you've made the right decision? it's the feeling you get in your gut, the one that tells you what's right or what's wrong. it's the voice inside you that says, "i'm buzzed...better leave the car when it's time to go." buzzed driving is drunk driving. 2023 on disney+. it's going to be quite a year.

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