that's notorious for flooding. the red cross is helping set up a shelter. the weather is making a mess in the bay area. dan: it sure is. we'll start with meteorologist lisa arjen. lisa? lisa: good evening, everyone. we still have that flood warning that you spoke of around gill roy. the road is closed there. also looking at the multitude of reports, storm reports here. the heaviest weather in ventura county down towards santa barbara. we've had a break all day. but as you look at the reports. 108 and still counting with one degree flow. reports of flooding, 28 reports of that so a look at the totals. 4.8. los gados. 4.23. redwood city 3 1/4.

beautiful sight with the dry conditions there. the golden gate bridge. but since christmas, 12 inches of rain. 23 mount tam. so we are certainly looking at a lot of rain and that water is still receding here from coyote creek. spencer has a look at another strong system that is headed our way tonight. spencer: i do. we have a system coming our way. there's your flood watch, i should same it covers the entire bay area. not just individual regions. a wind advisory goes into effect until 4:00 tomorrow. we expect gusts with this approaching storm between 45 and 60 miles per hour. let's take a closer look at this storm which is on the exclusive abc7 storm impact scale is a moderate storm. it's expected to produce showers and lots of heavy downpours, possibly even thunderstorms. about 2:00 and 4:00, this stop will rush on shore. it's going to be a mess.

because it will produce a widespread heavy downpours and gusty winds. there's likely to be ponding and pooling. and the storm won't break down and move out of here. so tomorrow night. and that be followed by yet another storm. give you a look at the expected rainfall totals from the storm anywhere from half an inch to an inch or more in many other locationsful i'll have the full seven-day forecast dan and ama. ama: alameda creek is expected to crest. the biggest concerns is miles canyon and sano. leslie brinkley is live in fremont with the latest. leslie? leslie: well, ama, i have a little bit of good news for you. we just got word from usgs that this area of alameda creek is now at a minor flood risk. earlier today a couple of hours ago, it was up at 11 feet.

so a moderate flood risk. and that is now of apparently the water is coming down. we're told it's around nine feet. but there's lots of danger in nice canyon road. the rest of the night especially with more rain coming. >> what low calls call their rambling creek is now a roaring tributary in sanol. sinbad flows into alameda creek which is a rapidly flowing and rising river now. >> the local department have been urging the locals to evaluate. if they're elderly or have any kind of medical conditions where they can't get out. potentially if there's a mudslide. >> in these steep canyons, there are many hazards that could block the exit route.

it's been bad since new year's eve. >> essentially it was about four to five feet higher than this. it goes right up to the top of the rock embankment there. and this is pretty much where we can keep an eye on it from where we live and see how much it's rising compared the damage that we saw last week. >> i haven't seen it this high. and running this fast. >> so never before -- >> no, i've never. >> late 60's. no, i've never seen hit the way. >> according to usgs, they're supposed to crest at 9.1 feet. with the creek cresting near niles at the same time at 15 feet. >> but as you just heard a little bit of good news from the usgs in that that chris crest, it looks like it's been deminuteish some.

that doesn't mean there aren't problems in niles canyon road. there are rock slides, mudsli mudslides, floodwaters come up and they rosie they're asking those folks with more storms coming to consider evacuating themselves, moving out of the area because they might get stuck back there as more rains and more run-off flows into alameda creek. reporting live, i'm leslie brinkly abc7 news. dan: let's give you a closer look. the rising guadalupe river is threatening lives and property. zac fuentes has the story. >> the headaches caused by the storm seen in the last week continue. the impact of the most recent one on early monday morning was nearly deadly for veronica. >> we heard the branches -- almost three hours ago, tries starting to want to fall.

and then over, my god, it was supper high. crews were able to rush in and save her as the water only continued to rise. >> they helped me get to get out of the beam where it was flooding. i'm really restful. >> our fire department en gaged in a couple of -- of -- pretty good rescues being out in the channel with fast-moving water helping two individuals get out of the -- out of the guadalupe river. >> the officials started to take proactive steps to minute miss damage. >> an example where we had to renew a bunch of setment. protecting the unhoused, living along water ways and reminding them of the

will be the city's focus. >> police announcing the order and shelter information in multiple languages. city leaders going on foot parade the news. some have taken them up to relocate to a shelter, run in partnership with the red cross. >> we have 99 residents and eight dogs. as soon as we reach 110 people we will open the camden community center. >> despite the high correct levels, mahan and the valley creek said that the work the community did may have saved lives. >> we think we avert rdwhat could have been much worse. >> and one thing to know, the mayor said at the presence press conference. there has been a report along the penitenica creek. but the information has not been

released yes. the shelter in connection of the red cross are going? to stay open and possibly expanded if needed. in san jose, zac fuentes, abc7 news. >> some of the worst flooding is due to the swoling san lorenzo river. dustin dorsey brings us some of the devastating images. >> a town under water. the devastating reality for people surrounding communities in the santa cruz mountains. >> this was bad. i knew it was going to be bad because everything is so saturated. >> home completely stranded from the san lorenzo river around 7:45 this morning. dating back to 1937 water began to recede after that. but residents who did not evaluate. they knew we had to go. >> the trues down and flooding.

>> cindy presley lives in the loan picko canyon. slides and other major storm damage. elsewhere in felton, some of the iconic sights leak the landmark covers bridge. >> a know store use police. the river hit 28-8 feet then. presley says this storm has many similarities. and she's concerned she will be stuck here for a while. >> it's one way out. so we're in here for the long hall. in the past it has been days. because we're kind of out there. so they don't get to us. >> not many people will be getting in and out of the area any time soon due to the closures throughout the area. we tried several paths. but many roads like highway 17 at glenwood drive are shut down due to slides. >> brian was supposed to go over the hill for work. but he says it's not safe to do that today.

>> they have trees. go get mood slides. when i went to mown charlie. i had a tree on one side of me and i was looking 2008 down on the left side because it had washed out. you'll get pinned if you get shut down. >> caltrans has not set up a specific time as to when highway 17 may reopen. but workers we spoke with today said that might be tomorrow. in the santa cruz mountain, dustin dorsey. abc7. >> and the big concerning is the rushing river. >> we're seeing floodish sures there. liz has the story. liz: downed trees and power outaged. that's what folks are dealing with today. the driver of this minivan here now being toed away got sun merged in floodwaters. rescue crews had to help him get out. this is the scene in sonoma

county after the latest round of storms overnight at lesser and river roads. this mercedes in a minivan both submerge into the waters. they are helping to rescue one of the trapped drivers. >> the road closure drenching the surrounding vineyards. >> on the other side of this water. so we're going to go around and take the high roads. >> it's a similar scene >> usually parking lot. now, what we woke up to, was got three trues down and we had major road players. >> linda hopkins said that their expect to crest early tuesday morning. low lying areas around the river are feeling the impact. the entire yard flooded. his only way out, his boat.

>> he started getting in his car. >> but the rain hammered here pretty bad. by 2:00 in the morning, this was completely like this. >> jennifer pattyfield woke up to this flooding. she says they're going on day seven without power. >> no power since wednesday. >> sean came back in shorts and flip flouts. he says it's frustrating but it's gernville, they've gotten used to this. >> we're used to no power and power outages and stuff like that. we're hanging pretty sufficient -- tough. and we're riding through it. yeah, it could be worse. >> you can see how much the water has recede since this morning. but as these floodwaters recede, it feeds. it could crest overnight. for folks who are dealing with power outages and floodingening

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this is along highway 9 north of santa cruz. ama: roofs ripped from saturated soil sending this gigantic tree crashing down on a home in castro valley. we give you a video from above the road. it parked in front of the house and caused serious damage. just about a block away another fallen tree. it appears to have landed on the roof more so than crashing to it they use add large crane to lift it piece by piece off of the roof. dan: this is the current power outages. half of them are in the north bay. the orange squares are where nearly 500 customer were affected. ama: karina nova shows just how bad it is. karina: evacuations warnings.

and we are seeing incredible video of the gill roy area. take a look a at this. this is the flooding in the area of 101 and highway 25. the first floor of this house is under water. you can see multiple cars are submerged on this property. the water is so high, you can barely see the tops of two of the vehicles. some farm building and environment. it stretches all the way to the road. people driving risk their cars stalling in that high water this afternoon. you can see one driver needing some help getting through here in a second. yep, there he is. had to push it out. there was also a massive traffic backup on 101 southbound. i do want to update you. the road is now open through gill roy. karina novak,

>> spencer christian has the latest. expense ere: i hope we can keep the roads open. more rain is on the way. here's a look at doppler seven. we have a quiet pattern. we have no reports of any rainfall in the way area. here's a live look. 55 degrees in san francisco and oakland. throw mid 50's. santa clara half moon bay looking at the golden gate bridge, rather. i think through's an illusion. fair field, concord and livermore. check out the forecast lit. but rain and wind will return with fury. and there will be periods of rain. the approaching storm on the

exclusive abc7 storm impact scale is a level two. so for tomorrow, showers, downpours, thunderstorms possibly. down trees and power lines maybe as well. the storm will surge on shore between 2:00 and 4:00 a.m. before the morning commune mute. during the commune gusty just a mess. we saw some extra time if you are a morning commuter. >> it will be fold closely by another storm coming in on wednesday. so we still have a flood watch in effect tomorrow afternoon. winds advisory to four people and maybe 45 to 607 miles per hour which is pretty strong. >> the seven-day forecast, as i mentioned another storm comes in on wednesday morning. a thursday in maybe some north bay showers. doesn't look like the thursday system will amount for much.

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crestview drive. residents of a mobile home park in belmont are dealing with several feet of water. the belmont mobile home park flooded for the second par in inn two weeks. residents in the low lying park that borders the area said the water began rising when the pumps failed. a nearbi-gym flooded. >> in pesca dozen homes. >> surrounding me about four feet of water. to my left, the buttner creek flooding this entire neighbor. about 10 homes directly impacted by this flood. it's a risky drive but wade watkins is taking his chances. this morning he helped one of his neighbor who is got stuck crossing into town. i am no expert. nature throws wild things. but it's a gamble. obviously, sit a gamble.

so, you know, sometimes it just takes biding your time and taking slow and get things done for you and your family >> as more rain approaches today, he went out to help his community. >> there's a couple of neighborhoods on the road that need groceries, need medication picked up. so i decided to bide my chance but not only help my family but the community >> that's 10 families woke up to this. the creek overthrowed and in its past these -- -- overflowed and this happened. >> that can't get out pescadero creek road. and as the soil has satur in el granados, a tree fell on the roof of this home. almost hit ago 14 year-old.

>> > i'm scared looking at it now. i have kids. so i know how it is. >> they're hoping for water levels to subside. >> february 3 rdof 1998, what is the biggest flood that we've had here. >> going back past the 1950's. >> is it similar? >> yeah, it is. it's reminiscent. but not nearly as dangerous yet. >> everything is so saturated right now which is above us. i don't know if that's going to be the case but all question do is home. >> luz pena, abc7 news. dan: and you can always track the rain in the abc7 streaming about app. it's available on roku, fire tv and devices. rick: ama: injecting hope. >> whoa's the most rewarding

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dan: live doppler 7 showing a bet of calm before our next storm arriving tomorrow morn. this following the fifth consecutive storm to barrel through the bay area. >> in the best bay, al midda bay is expected to -- with rising rushing river already causing flooding. dan: some of the worst flooding is in the santa cruz mountains south of gill roy 101. the mayor says fire cruise rescued two people. san jose declare add state of emerge with an evacuation order still in effect. >> as you know, we have many

people living along our water ways. it's extremely dangerous to be near the water during the storm when water levels can rise quickly. >> during the storms, v.t.a. is offering warming locations in santa clara county for a list of storm resources go to abc7.com/takeaction. >> we are committed to building a better bay area. searching for solution for problem that is affect our community. >> we have incorrecting home is looking into possible solutions to drug overdoses in cities like san francisco. dan: sit a powerful special, tara campbell is here with a preview. >> yeah, guys, well, we know them as safe injection sight. sometimes they're called safe consumption sight. these are place people can use their drugs under supervision by a trained medical professional. the first sight in north america

was established in vancouver, canada. that's where i went to try to figure out is this working and could it work right here in the bay area. i do want to warn you some of these images can be tough to watch. >> you better not be in a rush. >> darwin fisher knows the streets of downtown's downtown east side and the people around him like no other. he's the long-time senior manager like insight. >> they can be supervised. well injecting. >> they allow you to have real relationships with people who are marginalized almost out of existence. >> his opening in 2003, insight has supervised more an 300 half injections and there have been more than 6 now, overdoses, all of them reversed. >> and the healthcare in sight is in a sense so uncontroversial and basic, a roof over your head

when it's raining. sinks to wash your hands in clean equipment. lifesaving response. if you overdose -- >> the goal is to take people out of allies like this. and into a safe place where they can use their drug of choice. >> your doing it by yourself. that's pretty high risk, >> it is. but don't -- i have a couple of safeguards in place that i use. j.k. was a pecking. er and now he's hooked on fentanyl. >> i came two years ago to, you know, try to get clean. i juaned the treatment. -- i wanted the treatment. it's not like a light situation. >> is there a reason why you do

it back here not inside. >> i go insides all the time. yeah, every day. >> but not every time. >> no. yeah, not all the time, right? >> dr. patricia daily is the chief medical health officer at vancouver housing the deke. >> because even with the volume of services that we have there, it has the highest rated of overdose rate of any neighborhood in the province. >> and that's because they live in that nair. >> vancouver is now home to three injection sight. staffed by nurses and operating under a federal exception from canadian drug laws. pro. >> when someone comes into to access the sight, we would sign them in here. then we would ask what sort of supplies they need. so we'll come over and gather --

gather whatever they need. >> st. paul hospital is home to up with of those sights >> a patient would be sitting here. we would provide them with our supplies and inject their supplies. ideally we should have be rejectioning them. they can do that at the beginning or after we're prepared and we couldn't use a lit of the prepared symptoms. we'v manndd 1esha >> it's reversed by narcan? >> yeah, we don't always need to use far van. we're able to bring the person back.

>> in the first three months of this year alone the office reported over 200 deaths. at this rate the total for 2016 could exceed 700 or 800. >> the same year it declared a state of emergency in response to the drug overdose crisis. a state of emergency still in effect six years later. >> we know even though it's been a terrible toll the number of deaths over 1,000 people now since the start of the emergency, it probably would have been 2 1/2 perhaps times higher if we hadn't pu >> 3200 overdoses were reversed. >> it's much easier to open an overdose prevention sight. they don't have to meet all of the federal requirements.

they are trained. and yet the results have been just as good. we've seen no deaths in any of those sights. karen scott is one of those period worker. just being able to the support somebody of where they're at because it's not an easy place to say, hey, you can just quit. you can want. >> she knows the fear and the frustration all too well. for more than 30 years. >> in my addiction, i sold myself on the street. i was sliced up by a fellow and left for dead. fast forward 15 years later. i'm working down the street. and i seen this fellow had overdose. i i looked at him. and left me for dead. i'm a better person.e thanked m.

and i just walked away. but i could have just said, hey, f.u. you tried taking my life. i can take yours right now and not give it back. but that's not who i am. but that's one of the most powerful things that i've ever done. >> so for us it's really, really important to create a welcoming space and to hire staff who are passionate and wanted to support patients in a nonjudgmental way. >> what's the most rewarding part of this job? >> seeing somebody come back from an overdose. >> actually reversing -- >> uh-huh. yeah. >> coming up tomorrow, we take a look at how these safe consumption sightses are making a difference. we hear from one mother who tells me just how close she came to losing her life. dan and am amia --

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ama: san francisco police have made an arrest in an assault that happened in on a muni bus. back on december 3 rd, a 79 year-old woman was kicked in the stomach by another passenger as she boarded the bus. today, police announced the 17 year-old who was already in custody on an unrelated charge has been charged with aggravated assault in that bus attack. dan: the mayor said the subsidy is prepared. she spoke with us about it on our 3:00 p.m. program called "getting answers." the mayor says the key factor in being prepareed is the joint effort to clear storm drains especially in flood-prone areas. >> we fortunately, have a lot of

great residents in san francisco who are take responsibility and clearing out drains on a regular basis not just, you know, once when a big storm hits but just in general. but we also have a lot of city workers -- the department of public works workers and folks from sfpuc, public utility commission clearing out storm drains on a regular basis. dan: the mayor also talked about the federal disaster declare ration. ama: he's hopeful that will free up san francisco for some of the floods. senior education reporter lyanne melendez spoke with custodians who are working to keep classes from being interrupted. >> miguel cuellar is the first to arrive, the veteran custodian makes sure any type of flooding

or leaks are addressed before students arrive. at lunch time today he discovered yet another leak in the school cafeteria. >> the water started coming thi. all along the wall. >>the cafeteria's wall there. >> it has managed to seep into the foundation. >> we've been just trying to stay on top of all the problems. and just taking preventive action as far as putting sandbags, buckets just to contain the water that's coming. the worst of the flooding happened on new year's eve. water collected right here flooding the kitchen on the other side of the store. and since then, more leaks have popped up. >> the new year's one, that's the one that collapsed down because it was so wet. these are getting wetter and wetter. and we're putting buckets waiting for them to fall and

keeping kids away from there. >> many of the schools have been experiencing similar problems with custodians getting creative. cuellar dug a mini ditch to force the standing water on the outside to flow back into the ground. >> a lot of the issues obviously, we're able to fix until the rain stops so just taking all the preventive action and things like that. cuellar is looking forward to the end of this very wet season. >> will you be happy when the rain is done with? >> yeah, i like summer better. >> agreed. in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc7 news. >> and more rain is on the way. we have storms every day in the week ahead spencer shows you how much rain is expected to fall where you with reliable covid-19 results in just 15 minutes, everyone is making room for binaxnow in their medicine cabinet. do we still need these pregnancy tests? (kids yell and giggle, a dog barks and a vase breaks)

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oon to it in our minds. spencer: even the sunshine is encouraging and yup lifting. this is encouraging and yup lifting because there's some green but it's not raining. however, it's not far away. and the wind is calm. so no gusts at this moment. and a little bit cooler by a few degrees than it was at this time yesterday two or three degrees cooler. 52 to about 55 degrees all across the region. let's take a look at the approaching storm which is on the exclusive abc7 storm impact scale is a level two. tomorrow this moderate storm will bring showers and heavy downpours. thunderstorms are possible. there may be a flooding, of course. we've got a lot of flooding already. this will add to the likelihood. and trees may blow down. there's the forecast animation between 4:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m. that storm is going to surge on shore.

really heavy winds at times. the storm will continue into late evening before it starts to break up and weaken. and that's why we still have a flood watch in effect for the entire bay area because the ground is so saturated and these storms just keep on coming. a wind add visitry will go into effect at 10:00 and remain into effect until 4:00 p.m. tomorrow. we expect gusts from 45 to 60 miles per hour. and over in the sierra, a winter storm warning remains in effect until 4:00 with more snow falling on top of the already generous dose of snow that the sierra has received. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. we have a level one storm on wednesday. and a weak system on thursday that may affect only the north bay with just a few light showers. but friday, saturday, sunday and monday we'll be back with light to moderate rain every day. it's just relentless. dan: thanks, spencer.

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chris: for the third time this season, it is seahawks week. niners and seahawks getting the playoff started saturday afternoon at levis, kicking off the first of six superwild card games this. all three 49ers quarterbacks have played this year. the most recent game was in seattle on thursday night. that was brock purdy's first road start. he threw two touchdowns to george kittle. they won that game 29-13. remember they lost the n.f.c. title game last year. home team is trying to go 3-0. they've done well recently >> i look at it as we've got to beat them on saturday. it all comes down to this. and that's how it was last year too. there was no difference to me in that. you don't get a surprise team and situations like this. that's how it's been like that for us in seattle. usually every time we play it comes down to wire. that's what we're working and

ready to fight for. >> cannot wait. the niners may lose another coordinator for the third straight year. both the broncos and texans have requested an interview for demico ryians for their head coaching vacancies. no surprise, he's a top candidate around the league with how good the 49ers defense has been good. cardinals have fired kliff kingsbury. after going 11-6 arizona goes 4-13 this year. three losing seasons. he had signed an extension through 2027. so a bit of a surprise here. g.m. is leaving the cardinals. kingsbury joined former carolina coach matt rhule that were fired the day after they lost. they're a tough team to play all the way around. lots of love at levi. and damar hamlin was released from a cincinnati hospital is

back in buffalo continuing his recovery in low. just a -- in buff low he went into cardiac arrest. today doctors say hamlin was able to walk his first lap at the hospital and is on a normal to accelerated trajectory for recovery that is just amazing. one year ago today it was clay day on this date l.a. year one of the most memorable bay area sporting events in excite some time. clay thompson made his return to the court 941 days after suffering two major injuries brought the house down when he put the cavs on a poster. clay finished the season with his fourth nba title. stephen curry practiced again today. it began with the optimism that he could return tomorrow with the suns. but steph is questionable for tomorrow's final game of the homestand. the warriors' next game? in san antonio that seems more likely now. he's been out about a month with a left shoulder injury. and hey, did you see this? yesterday over the weekend,

george kittle's grandma celebrated birthday number 100. and she was at the game yesterday. and she got on the jumbotron. she watched her grandson score three more touchdowns. finished with a career high 11 touchdowns and a quick baseball note. green belt, the long time giant has signed a one-year deal with the blue jay of course, pend ago physical. we know how that goes with carlos correa. three more and lucky in arizona. i mean, why not? george said she was a good luck charm. she looks like, i don't know much younger in my opinion. she was ready to go clapping. she know what is's up. dan: we found the secret. ama: tonight on abc7 at 8:00, it's the parent test followed by will trent. then stay with us for abc7 news at 11:00. remember, that abc7 news is streaming 24/7. get the app and join us whenever you want wherever you are.

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