how would you feel if that was your mom? flashing lights mean move over. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. sweeping through the bay area flooding roads and streets. this is a live look at san ctually looking at the golden gate bridge as we are on storm watch this morning. reggie: trees are walking roads across the area, some of them may cut you off. we are keeping an ai on those conditions. kumasi: parts of santa cruz county are under heavy water. we are live with a look at the damage. reggie: it is tuesday, january 10. kumasi: 15 coverage starting with the drew. drew: go to live doppler 7 -- laptop seven. i want to -- live doppler seven.

there is a cell developing and east and will likely bring some hail and strongest humans to theyou may see some hail in r neighborhood with this cell over your neighborhood. these winds have not backed off that much. when suggesting close to 50 miles per hour in some spots and these are with us to the rest of the morning. we will likely see more power ouatf unrsrmand gusty winds today. look at sutro tower, we are shaking left and right. stormy weather, the best chances this morning. we will quieted down and dry out this evening another storm arrives tomorrow. we will look forecast details in the next few minutes. jobina: we have had a number of

traffic issues and they are persisting. a live look at the richmond-san rafael bdge. can see that a slick pavement out there. the roads are wet and we have seen spinouts this morning. also flooding which is where we are going to san jose where we have a sig alert southbound 280. three lanes are blocked with at water. car stuck in about three feet of water. don't drive through standing water, that will have been. road bweetween homestead, san carlos which is closed because of issues in that area. we have cleanup, flooding, and landslide cleanup from fremont to optional 84 between niles canyon road and pleasant anderson all wrote. i'll talk about transit issues when we come back in a few minutes. reggie: here is what you about today's weather. kumasi: flooding is still a concern in the bay area though flight was canceled for the

russian river. we have seen the storms hit santa cruz county with san rafael underwater. you might 20 take any alternate route if you live in those areas. reggie: more than 92,000 pg&e customers don't have power this morning. that is then -- that is the least number we have seen since these storms hit. crews are working to restore power to those areas. a lot of these outages are happening in santa cruz county. there is a lot happening in the south bay. it is not just us in the bay area affected. the decorations are underway of in minnesota. floodwaters swept away a five-year-old boy and his storms are being blamed for at least 14 deaths. kumasi: there is good news for people in sonoma county. the flood warnings canceled for the russian river but those in the area are not out of the woods yet.

will rodriguez is in kernville -- gloria rodriguez is in kernville without is looking. reporter: concerns about low-lying areas, but there is some relief for residents because they canceled the flood warning for the russian river. we are man into this. check out this footage, there is a huge tree blocking river road in sonoma county, the road going into kernville. it came down around 3:00 this morning. crews have now clearly wrote. >> what we will go to was a miss. we have treats -- trees down, slides, massive road failures. reporter: rescue the driver trapped in a mercedes. let's see if we can hear from a resident there.

the district five supervisor kamala hopkins says eyes continue to be on the russian river. they did have information on sonoma county's website for those who need to leave their home becauf ose fodloing.live ia rodriguez, abc7 news napa county is pressing for more potential reggie: are receding but some intersections are still flooded out from the recent new year's storm. it was his impound some people who express their patricians with roads near big bend. >> they spend a lot of money o'e flooding. >> with the road closure, it slows us down and keeps people out of work. reggie: drivers were sitting in traffic trying to get around the

flooded spots of roads in sonoma county. road closures are still in plac because of heavy rain this morning. kumasi: santa cruz county has been among the hardest hit parts of our region. many near the town of felton were underwater. lena howland is live with how it looks now. felton where this community is not only mostly waking up in the dark without power but they are waking up to a muddy mess after most of the water from yesterday's flooding has receded. another issue this community is running into is roadblocks. just like you see this one set up. santa cruz county's deputies are blocking off part of highway nine because they say the road is not safe to pass because of downed power lines and trees down all over the road. moments ago we saw caltrans crews going in with plows to

work on clearing out that roadway. i want to show you some drug video capturing homes completely surrounded by floodwaters from this and lorenzo river here. the river hit its crest of 24.2 feet around to 7:45 yesterday morning, the second highest mark in modern history dating back to 1937. in felton hecoletelyedte rei aer that put residents that did not evacuate had no other place to go . >> we had the trifecta with the mudslide and trees down and flooding. we are trapped here in hour one way out canyon. lena: for folks just heard from, there are two evacuation centers open for this community. still important as this entire

area appears to be without power. one is that for santa cruz county fairgrounds and another is at the cabrillo college. both areas are pet friendly and have rv parking. if you plan to be out here in the fulton area for if you live up here and need to be driving route, be proceeding with caution and drive slowly as there is still debris all over the roadways and the potential for trees to fall throughout the day. lena howland, abc7news. kumasi: we got new i about the power outages we have been tracking. pg&e let us know more than 90,000 customers do not have power. you can see how widespread that -- widespread of those outages are. we see a lot of outages in be south bay. we will let you know as soon as those are reported throughout the morning.

coming up, how the storm is causing issues for people in the peninsula. reggie: the golf game that got interrupted when heavy winds ruled in. drew: we are on t press into a y cell are going to see move into san francisco and southern marin county. this is heavy rain and likely some hail is going to fall. it is on its way into the sunset, moving into the richmond district and on its way to the presidio and the marina. we will track this

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these deep red, not only indication of blinding rain but also indication we are likely seeing hail in the sunset and this is pushing off, but to cross 19th in a second as it moves north and east. it will move into the richmond district around the 6:19. tim brown around 6:31. placement around 6:44. you want to stay inside if you see hail. this could also have lightning with it. we have these cells popping up that create a strong, brief gusty winds and downpours. look at the winds areawide. we have these winds gusting close to 60. 37 is the wind gust at oakland. we are ready for the thread scattered downpours and thunderstorms directly west of the morning. it is not until 2:00 p.m. to see these storms get out for a quieter and drier afternoon and evening on the way. level two moderate storm on the storm impact scale. we have floodwaters in effect

and wind advisory is in effect through 4:00 p.m.. we will look at the extended forecast in a few minutes. let's check in with jobina. jobina: i told you i would update you on mass transit. part two, systemwide delays. it is the pattern here -- martin, systemwide delays. it is the pattern here. add an extra 20 minutes because trans are running at lower speeds. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. client wasn't seeing the rain come down here moments ago -- it wasn't -- i was seeing the rain come down here moments ago. we have a major crash reported on westbound 80 at westbound four, speeds. down to seven miles per hour multiple cars are involved. we are learning we have no estimated time as to when that will be open. two roads are slick so be careful. we also have a flood reported on

assent -- in san jose on byrd avenue. chp is reporting three feet of water in this area. kumasi: the law that could be a welcome change for millions trying to pay off student loans. classified documents found in president biden's former office. wh the abcs of ckd a is for awareness, because knowing that your chronic kidney disease in type 2 diabetes could progress to dialysis is important. b is for belief that there may be more you can do. just remember that k is for kidneys and kerendia. for adults living with ckd in type 2 diabetes, kerendia is proven to reduce the risk of kidney failure, which can lead to dialysis. kerendia is a once-daily tablet that treats ckd differently than type 2 diabetes medications to help slow the progression of kidney damage and reduce the risk of cardiovascular events, such as heart attacks. do not take kerendia if you have problems with your adrenal glands or take certain medications called cyp3a4 inhibitors. kerendia can cause hyperkalemia, which is high potassium levels in your blood.

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reggie: classified documents from president biden's time as vice president have been discovered in a private office. they were found in the fall of the biden administration is just now acknowledging their existence. the white house is arguing this is different many documents found in president trump's home. jobina: the small number of documents were found in a locked closet as -- on november 2 as

resident by the's attorneys were packing up a office he longer uses. the documents returned over the next day. the justice department has launched an investigation into what happened. while this seems similar to the investigation at president trump's home in florida, the white house is saying this were not the subject of a national archives request. >> this appears to be a wildly different situation than what former president donald trump is facing with the colonel investigation into his alleged mishandling of classified documents. jobina: president biden was asked about the discovery last night in mexico city but he did not comment. attorney general merrick garland is assigning john lausch to have this review. the trump appointee on investigative the chain of possession of the documents. reggie: a warning for parents

that the manufacture of a baby sleeper blamed for the death of more than 100 infants have reissued a recall. parents should stop using this product immediately. we are talking about the fisher-price rock and play sleeper. this recall was issued in 2019 after more than 30 children died. since then, more than 70 more children have died. the sleepers were sold from 2009 to 2019 at major retailers like walmart, target, and amazon. if you still have one of these, you should stop using it immediately. supervisor aaron peskin has been named the next president for the . san francisco board of supervisors he was elected yesterday. after 17 rounds of peskin finally came to the majority to become president. he is no stranger to the president -- to that position, he has already served president wesson.

when his current term ends, he will not be able to run for reelection because of term limits. kumasi: there could be relief for student loan borrowers coming this year. the department of education will start at the process of onboarding a loan forgiveness program. low income individuals and families will not be required to pay any loans. the baseline percentage of loan deducted from your paycheck will decrease from 10% to 5% and interest will not accumulate. after 10 years of payments, any remaining borrowers who took less than $12,000 will be absolved. kumasi: i love to hear about reggie: not money taking out of your account. drew: watch that number arise, that was nice. over the city we have a strong cell i want to get to. reggie: i just heard it.

i went to get some tea and it is coming down hard. drew: people on social media saying there is hail in the city. these things are popping up quickly and that is what we have to deal with the next six to eight hours. here is the last you minutes. you see the cell across richmond into chinatown had a bright colors. these raids on your screen indicating we saw some hailed, even blinding rain. i want to track some dashboard to track this cell. izmir -- i want to track this cell. is moving 30 miles per hour. do not be surprised in the east bay in the next 20 minutes if you see some hail and heavy rain. that is the situation we are dealing with. scattered storms will pop up bringing the threat of hail, downpours, and lightening. they affect advisory is in effect.

most of us are gusting over 30 miles per hour if not 50. these winds stay with us throughout the rest of the morning so we will likely see more trees come down and more power outages. it is a level two storm for scattered downpours and storms, gusty winds, and the possibility of more hail. the flood threat remains elevated and more trees will come down. watch future weather, a peppering of downpours throughout the morning and early afternoon. we will be tracking all of storms as they move on shore. by the early afternoon, by about 2:00 p.m., things are winding down. out and that will lead us to a calm evening with, winds. the next storm will arrive tomorrow morning after 7:00 a.m. through wednesday we have had to be moving through anymore gusty winds. here are three and four, likely seeing one to two inches. highs today in the 50's with morning rain and rainy tonight.

here is the seven-day forecast. it is a stormy morning, a level two today. level two tomorrow. even over the weekend we are tracking another level two storm, more wind a rn saturday. reggie:ju never ends. wow. now we will bring you ginger zee with a look on what is comg up on "gma." kumasi: good morning, ginger. >> good to be with both of you.d your region because we have met rivers out there in all of the mess as the flooding. we will keep tracking it. why, e long jetstream from southeast asia being stubborn and very 4 thatrt of the why with this happening and no real end in sight. that i had, president biden's lawyers revealing documents might classified were found in

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the north bay. san rafael police have issued a portion aiewnua powerline felloa and they want people to stay inside until pg&e can assess that situation. we want to let you know about highways and serve in santa ana that caused alert for a group of golfers. they had to run for it while fishing up around. >> go, go. kumasi: oh my goodness. great today to go golfing but i don't know, i am not an expert. look at this. the big waves hit that a golf course. even the group's golf carts watr and flooded everything in its

path. why would you be out there so close to the water while you are golfing on a day like this? kumasi: when you love doing something -- reggie: that is a 6 -- next at 6:30, mayor london breed tells us about protecting the city fr storm damage.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: now at 6:30 showers across the bay area and some of this is coming down hard. you may see strong winds and rain. today is a level two on our storm impact scale. drew: is already going down -- kumasi: is already coming down for several people. we are tracking when it will come down the hardest and when you can expect a break. kumasi: --

reggie: we have seen a lot of bad scenes and this is among them. the efforts to pull a car out a. it 20 talked about hail coming down, that is something. drew: a lot of people talked about getting woken up around 6:00 a.m. because of hail coming down. we are tracking that sell moving into the east bay. that sell abroad hail into southern san francisco. it just got updated. if you are watching us from berkeley, you are likely seeing hail right now and some heavy rain and strong winds slowly moving east around 30 miles per hour. you want to stay inside until this storm passes over the next. m 30kale iwinds across the regiont letting up, gusting close to 30 miles per hour.

ar storm on the exclusive abc7 storm impact scale. the threat is for more storms and strong winds to not t up. sutro tower, we are shaking as winds continue to gust 40 miles per hour. it is a stormy morning out there. we will keep the thunderstorm threat in through 1:00 p.m.. after that, the winds calm down at the evening is quieter. our next storm arrives tomorrow. we ithe next coming days. reggie: this storm pounded parts of santa cruz county. ma areas in felted were unrwdeat.er tough getting in ard that area. lena howland drove there this mornino le. slena: we ran problems on our drive up to felton, not only on highway 17bu

t icwhh e -- right here behind us on highway nine. sheriff's deputies have the highway blocked in both directions. they tell us that is because this road is not safe for anyone to pass at this moment because of down to foul lines industries. we saw caltrans cruz -- arrive on scene and they are bringing in bulldozers as they look to clear these trees blocking highway nine. i want to show you some drone video capturing homes surrounded by floodwaters from the san lorenzo river. the river hit its crest of 32.54 feet around 7:45 yesterday morning, the second highest mark in modern history dating back to 1937. we spoke with one man who works in santa cruz county and was supposed to go over the hill for work but says it wasn't safe to pass, especially on smaller roads.

>> they will have trees they go to over them, they will go through mudslides. when i went through mount charlie a couple of years ago, i was looking straight down the cliff on the left side because it had washed out. lena: the centers open for this community. one is at the santa cruz county fairgrounds in watsonville and another is set up at cabrillo college. both areas are pet friendly and have rv parking. according to the pg&e outage map, the power is out here for more than 5400 customers. they say this outage was caused by the weather. pg&e says they have a crew assigned to assess the damage. at this point in time, they have no estimated time when the power will come back on. lena howland, abc7news.

river was canceled early this morning but that does not mean thegeanis in greenville -- in reporter: those low-lying areas, the rivers are still a concern although there is some relief here with the flood warning being canceled for the russian river. we had some challenges getting to guerneville. we had a giant tree blocking river road in sonoma county. that is the main road into kernersville -- into kernodle guerneville. >> we are know power and power outages and flood. we are hanging tough and there is a lot of support. we are riding through it.

reporter: you heard there from a resident, a lot of residents dealing with power outages. in sonoma county, they have some information on their websites for those residents who had to leave their homes because of athletic. reggie: highway back open after flooding caused major problems yesterday. sky 7 is assuring one side of the highway totally covered in water. it took some drivers hours to navigate on a gilroy's city streets. drivers explain the feelings they had as they tried to get to their destination. >> it is crazy. we were checking a phone, it is closed everywhere. a risk, sure, but i have never seen it like this. reggie: drivers navigating both north and south directions had trouble getting to their homes they'd into last night -- their homes paid -- late last n

kumasi: the biggest concerns were lower canyon encinal. the water wells are better now the canyon is leaving few options to escape. one resident says they have never seen the creek like this since they moved to the area in i have not seen it in this high and running this fast. never this high. kumasi: other residents are staying diligent and keeping an eye on the creek's water level. thankfully, law enforcement crews were on scene to urge residents to evacuate. reggie: presidents in a mobile home park are once again dealing with several feet of water. the belmont mobile home park flooded for the second time in two weeks. residents in the low-lying part that border karen wrote to say

the water began rising when the pumps in the back of the property failed and they still were not working yesterday. the water got so high it spilled across the street and into this gym. the owner said that costed that cost $200,000 in damages. >> mats that are it lifted them from the back all the way to the front. reggie: he doesn't understand why the order of the property has not addressed this problem. kumasi: mayor london breed has issued a disaster declaration. that will help the city responded to the damage. from these storms this is in preparation for the rain we will continue to see next week. she says a key factor in being prepared is a joint effort to clear storm drains, especially in flood prone areas. >> we have a lot of great

residents of san francisco taking responsibility and clearing out the trains on a regular basis, not just once when a big storm hits. we also have a lot of city workers, department of public works workers and public utility's commission out there clearing out various storm drains on a regular basis. kumasi: mayor breed also talked about the emergency disaster declaration from the white house. she is hopeful that will free up funds to reimburse san francisco from the damaged interfaces that -- damag faced that flooded roads. ite reggie: a live look from our lake tahoe camera, a winter storm warning and high avalanche dangers are --chains are needed. the palisades had to shut up multiple lists because of lightning. kirkwood also had to close because of wind gusts that

reached 80 miles per hour. kumasi: flash flooding in los angeles county is stranding drivers. fire crews rescued four people in chatsworth from sinkholes. a car fell into the sinkhole followed by a pickup truck. the two people in the car were quested out and brought to safety with minor injuries. the people in the pickup truck for able to get out on their own. reggie: we are giving you important alerts to your phone, like this one from our abc7 news app. you can download it now and be sure to enable push notifications. kumasi: governor newsom is sent to unveil the state's latest proposal. this comes with a shift in tone as experts say we could be facing a tough economic forecast. jobina: newsom is expected to lay out the proposal this morning at a live news conference. according to experts, the state government is expected to

project a large $24 billion deficit. this comes after last year's $100 billion surplus budget. the sacramento bee reports if the deficit is revealed during the news conference this morning, governor newsom is expected to offer proposals. he will prompt lawmakers to work for a balanced budget. the shortfall has the possibility to effective funding for projects including transportation, health and human services, and house relations projects. those are among the ones in jeopardy. reggie: if you have to drive in this weather, there are things you can do to stay safer. we are going to break down those tips. kumasi: more great news in the recovery of damar hamlin. t is now back in buffalo -- he is now back in buffalo more than a week after dying on the field. reggie: stay tuned for abc7 at 7:00.

we will have more weather coverage. it is what. drew: it is wet and windy. we have hail and is some locations. one location was the city, another was berkeley. hewitt is moving through the oakland hills right now, some heavy rain. this is pretty much going to cross highway four between martinez and pleasant hill and this is the threat we are under the rest of the morning. more showers into downpours are forming off the coast. more lightning strikes are there. right now, winds are pretty strong in a lot of areas. we are gusting 30 to 50 miles per hour for the most part and the winds stay with us for the morning and early afternoon. it :00 a.m., we have a peppery -- 8:00 a.m., we have a peppering of showers and storms. if you get underneath one of these downpours, the rain is

heavy enough that it will create pockets of new flooding later today. around 2:00 p.m., this sto out our next storm will move in wednesday. today it is rain, wind, thunderstorms. it is a level two on the storm impact scale. a high surf warning is in effect. we see waves 20 to 25 feet that will create flooding close to the coast line. we will look at the forecast in a few minutes. let's check in with jobina. jobina: where drew showed us the rain moving through the east bay is where we have albums on the road. we start with a sig alert, multiple cars and injuries involved in this crash on westbound 80 near westbound four. in walnut at down power lines and trees honey scott ygnacio valley road between homestead to send carlos. all of that is closed until further notice. moving to the south bay, we have

a sig alert and effect because of roadway flooding onto 80 at byrd avenue. the chp is a sing about three feet of water in that area. systemwide with bard to, you had 20 minutes to your planned travel times because trains are running at slower speeds. it looks like our walnut creek camera froze. i wonder if this is being impacted by the rain. it is still starting to come down at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights came on at 5:42 and chp is reporting a stall and chp is reporting a stall befo life's more fun when you join forces. ready for an adventure? eee! hulu and disney+ better together in a brand-new bundle. all for just 9.99 a month. aren't we a fine pair? hehe. save big when you bundle hulu and disney+ - life is uncertain. everyday pressures can feel overwhelming it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried, or frustrated. it's normal.

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we thought this was a good time for a minders. this is 101 in gilroy yesterday. some people decided to drive through standing water and did not make it. you should never drive through standing water. let me show you why. this is an extreme example, but six inches of water will reach the bottom of most passenger cars causing you to lose control and install. one foot of water will flow to many vehicles. one thing that is going in this last video, the headlights on. if you have your headlights on, windshield wiper's should be on. if your windshield wipers are on, your headlights need to be on. this is the law. if you are driving like this and it is moderate rain, hydroplaning is common. water just has to be over 1/10 of an inch for your vehicle to hydroplane. if you take your foot off of the gas rather than slamming on the brakes and noticed your

erratically, try to ride it out the best you can. cavorted the rows entirely if you can -- avoid the roads entirely if you can. reggie: public schools have felt the impacts of these storms. custodians have become the unsung heroes, working around the clock to keep classrooms from becoming disrupted. mike gale has been working to address issues since before students arrive. sometimes it happens in the middle of the day like it did in the cafeteria yesterday at lunch time. >> it started coming in this way along the wall. >> new year's, a child collapsed -- tyler collapsed because it is so wet. now we are just putting buckets and keeping kids away from there. reggie: many of the district schools have been experiencing similar situations. when this classroom was flooded, my gail doug a ditch to force

the standing water outside to force water back in the ground. kumasi: a 15-year-old treasury killing a security guard in japan town is denying all charges. according to our partners, the boy appeared in the juvenile justice center monday. his public defender denied all charges and requested a gag order on future hearings and that limiting press and public knowledge of proceedings. the court ruled the boy would continue to be detained at the juvenile hall. reggie: do details on a strobe we have been following. san francisco police made an error rest any assault that happened on a community bus. a person kicked a 79-year-old woman in the stomach. she was leaving -- she was getting on the bus and he was leaving. a 17-year-old who was already in custody in contra costa county on an unrelated charge has been

charged with aggravated assault. kumasi: police in newport, virginia are explaining what happened after a six-year-old shot a teacher at school. the police chief shared what he says 25-year-old teacher abby zwerner recalled from her hospital bed. she said the boy approached her without warning and pointed the gun. she says she raised her hand but the boy pulled the trigger, sending a bullet through her hand and her chest. the chief set before getting medical help, she made sure the rest of the class got into safety. >> she was the last person to leave that class and then she stopped. she turned around every of those students was safe. kumasi: investigators bapack.hoo it w

got .gg: -- u.k.'s how after a rocket failed to launch. it did lunch. the problem is it did not reach orbit and deploy denied satellites it was supposed to. version orbit said there was an anomaly after the rocket launch. this launch was originally planned for last year. it got postponed due to technical and regulatory issues. kumasi: steph curry may finally return to the lineup for the warriors. ps -- he is listed as questionable for the game tonight. he has not played since injuring his shoulder. the team originally said he was probable for tonight. reggie: damar hamlin is back in buffalo. another big step in his recovery. the 24-year-old arrived yesterday after being discharged

from the university of cincinnati radical center a week after he went into cardiac arrest and collapsed on the field. kumasi: the time is now 6:51 and we are checking in with drew. drew: i was updating the graphic because we have a strong sale i want to -- ag cell i went to focus on. this is moving towards the four 680 interchange right now. you see those deep reds on your screen indicating we are seeing heavy rain and some hail. please be aware of that. that is the threat we have as you go through the next six to eight hours. left upper seven showing you we are in at out of wet weather today. any of these showers or storms, we can see new pockets of flooding. we have seen hail and landing is a concern along with gusty winds. earlier we had ms. augustine close to 70 miles per hour. that knocked out power to a lot of folks along the peninsula and

in the south bay. winds gusting close to 50 undistorted spots and winds remain active. it is not until the afternoon and early evening the winds back off. anticipate more trees down and more power outages. level two moderate impact scale with the threat of flooding and more trees coming down. we are in and out of the stormy weather today. 2:00 p.m., things calm down. our next storm arrives tomorrow morning a critical km and we see pockets of heavy rain throughout the afternoon. we are tracking rental estimates between one and two inches. that is enough rain over the next two days to do more flooding. it is high and in the 50's. after 2:00 p.m., things calm down. tonight we have overcast skies, manly quiet.

our next storm arrives tomorrow morning. level two, is stormy morning this morning. the worst is between 11:00 a.m. and five rpm. thursday, the best chances in the north bay and everyone sees light rain friday. saturday is another level two with wind and rain. kumasi: this is for music fans. tickets for bottle rocket go on sale at noon. reggie: really passes start at $309. headliners include post-malone, lil nas z and it is set for memorial day weekend. more than 75 bands will be playing on five music stages. i am about to have a panic attack. i did the work, it didn't work. kumasi: sorry, friend.

reggie: you don't know that? tha together. are we still friends? we are stt i am sad. it is hanging on. drew: it and our fault, she is just out here getting juice. reggie: they have all of the hits over here. there is the lizzo corner. jobina: somebody come get this man. 4:00 and we just needed a little bit of a stretch. kumasi: some fun. [laughter] reggie: you can want all of our newscasts today live and on-demand on the abc7 news app.

you can download the app now and start streaming. kumasi: we will take a live look outside, it is snowing and coming down in the sierra.

kumasi: here are the seven things you need to know. drew: another stormy morning with scattered showers across the area. scattered downpours, we are underneath this threat through 2:00 p.m. winds arelevel two moderate stoe storm impact scale. jobina: we do have one positive update for your commute. that a major sig alert in hercules has cleared. can tell the backup persists on westbound 80 near westbound four. around 17 miles per hour there. ku:si more than 92,000 pg&e customers arinree tst dehear power to those areas.we are seen

santa cruz and the south bay. reggie: a flood warning for the russian river was canceled this morning. there is still quite a bit of flooson i cmanoouy trouble on highway 17 in the santa cruz mountains. ken starr print yesterday -- it started yesterday when, slide down -- reggie: disaster in santa barbara county, a five-year-old was washed away in floodwaters and thousands have been evacuated due to mudslides from all of this rain. kumasi: governor newsom is giving any update on the state's storm response later today, we will be trimming that live on our abc7 bay area app and we will send you a push alert so you know when it starts. i am still not over this hail people expensed. now it is moving over the east bay. drew: moving to pleasant hill and there is more likely between now and 2:00 p.m. reggie: more streaming coverage

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