some light showers. we havelo f aodis a 8:00 p.m., so it takes a while for the creeks and streams to drain. the livermore road in the here seeing what whether and light stuff around the south bay and these areas. wind at the lower elevations has dropped off, but still 37 spring valley. on our impact scale, this is a level two, scattered showers, rough surf. expect more showers tonight. that stronger storm coming in will dump heavier rain beginning at 5:00 a.m. tomorrow. at 7:00 a.m., downpours, not just the rain, but the wind is strong level 3 storms on doppler

seven. i will be back with the warnings issued in the rest of the forecast, coming up. kristen: in the north bay, the storms has unleashed more downed trees and mudslides, one of which has left more than a dozen people displaced in marin county. we are live in fairfax with the latest. reporter: yeah, that mudslide happening at an apartment complex on the other side of this hill here. the fire department says heavily saturated soil because the hill giveaway. meantime, across the north bay trees continue to fall. it is a muddy mess at this fairfax apartment complex unaware a while of mud came down from a hillside friday morning, filling six units with mud and debris. the entire building was quickly evacuated. >> i was woken up this morning by a loud knock on the door.

it was the fire department saying the hills were coming down and i looked outside was all over the backyard. reporter: the marin county f department says units have been red tagged, and others displays. >> i packed up -- displaced. >> i packed up my dogs and put some clothing together and that was it. reporter: in sonoma countyreporter:, this massive tree came down, closing it until crews could remove it. >> i thought it was an earthquake. reporter: mike heard crashing after a small grove of 90-foot trees topple down this hillside. >> because of the saturation now, we are getting the slides with lots of trees and hillsides coming down. reporter: this time, nobody was hurt, but the fire chief says the soil was so saturated from heavy rains that more trees will definitely fall. >> this is the aftereffect of the rain because the ground is

spongy, and you see these trees completely toppled over and came completely out of the ground. reporter: do expect to see more of this? >> yeah, every day. reporter: the russian river is moving fast, but holding steady and is predicted to reach flood stage by sunday. >> it will get about this deep out here at that level. we should be all right. reporter: we are back in fairfax. the fire department says another building in the same complex has been yellow tagged, but resident cannot return home until engineers assess the stability of the hillside in the soil. it is unclear when that will happen. and yes, more rains on the way. larry: tha you. sout and repairs continue after the region was hit with flooding and mouse power outages. officials are preparing for the next round of storms, working to make sure the public is ready. zach fuentes is live in san jose

with a look ahead as everybody braces for another impact. zach: unfortunately so. santa clarita county emergency operations is at the highest level, preparing for the worst. officials are urging everyone not to underestimate the potential impacts of the storms and the impact slipped behind by the previous storms. though it took a break, the rain has returned and more storms with it. last week saw the south bay take on brutal damage. this pg&e transmission tower taken down by a tree cutting power to thousands. first responders were rescuing community members most at risk along santa clara county's main creeks and while repairs are underway and outreach continues at encampments and waterways, officials are ready for another round. >> crews, as you are wel working around-the-clock the

past few weeks to remove debris and other blockages from creeks and streams. zach: an emergency order has been extended to provide resources. the valley water terraces 52,000 homes and businesses are within the fema special flood hazard area and officials say the circumstances are challenging, but they are ready for the worst. >> we have been coord this season through hot weather and cold weather, so we got plenty of practice the last 12 months. they zach: zach: say it is up to community members to stay ready for themselves, but looking out for neighbors. >> law enforcement officers are not walking around everywhere and firefighters are not walking around everywhere and paramedics are not walking around everywhere. community members are bulking around everywhere, of the community is prepared to help each other, and we are much more resent a better prepared to face disasters as a community. zach: county shelters will be open throughout san jose and

other parts of santa clara county encased iq agents are necessary, but is officials hope for the best that they point out the situation is dynamic. >> this is a unique situation. in july, august, noah predicted this rain season would be another drought year, so we do not know. when these atmospheric storms lineup, they hit us and hit us hard. zach: we definitely know that to be true. the big reminder, sign up for your local emergency alert systems and santa clara county, make an emergency plan with family and friends, and have an emergency supply kit. these reminders we hear over and over again are important. kristen: thank you. concerns remain high and moderate county as floodwaters rise that threatened to cut off roads to the peninsula. video from drone view seven shows the salinas river has

waters will peak this evening and remain through sunday at flood level. the county has set up shelters and local hotels are offering discounted rooms. pg&e continues to work to turn the lights on at homes and businesses dealing with weather-related outages. the utility says about 2500 customers are still waiting for power to be restored. the bulk of those, you see the yellow dots, and the south bay, about 1700. or than 400 locations in the north bay are waiting to have servicestored, while small pockets of other areas continue to deal with outages as well. larry: cal oes and officials are warning californians not to become complacent because more storms are underway. fema administrator chris will is touring the damage in the state today and tomorrow and says president biden wants her to make sure that california has the resources it needs for responding to those impacted by the storms. >> he is focused on making sure there are no berries and we do

not let bureaucracy get in the way and that -- barriers and we do not let the bureaucracy get in the way. has received a request and will review that as quickly as possible. a major disaster declaration recognizes the status suffer damage that requires resources beyond what most local governments can provide and is crucial for sending federal disaster aid. damage assessment so far are expected to surpass $1 billion. kristen: while the storms that had a dramatic impact on blood donations in parts of california , the floods have forced centers to close. in the bay area, flood donations are at the lowest level in the year. we are live from san francisco with those details. leanne, people are staying home, not driving to those locations, right? leanne: that is right. we have been telling people to stay home for their own good. road conditions are not good the potential for flooding.

this has had an impact on donations, and add tohahe flu and covid. ar with the number of blood donations is low, with many regular donors staying put at home. >> thank you for calling your local blood service provider. right now there is an emergency blood shortage and all blood types are needed. >> the donation centers on the central coast have closed for the entire day because of flooding of nearby creeks and rivers, so they cannot collected all, so it is important we hear in the bay area open or you are eligible and is a blood drive near you donate. leanne: the blood supply has gone from a four-day reserve 201-date on hand supply. it has a new center in san francisco and it reported a 50% drop in blood drive sponsored by local businesses. >> hospitals are making their orders, but we are not supplying the order completely. we do not have the supply to give them that order.

>> i give platelets to help people with cancer and stuff. leanne: despite the weather, james drove from alameda to make it to his regular appointment. >> something i can donate. ly know that the center on masonic is now permanently closed. they sold the land to the university of san francisco. the new location is 555 buckingham, right next to the stonestown mall. larry: thank you. floodwaters continue to be a problem for communities across the bay area. ♪ coming up, the actions water officials took to relieve stress in east bay. kristen: also, car insurance

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campus, the remains found tuesday in a residential hall complex at the campus, one mile away from the main campus. uc berkeley please -- police say there are no reports of missing persons associated with the school, but the identity and how long the body has been in the building is unknown at this time. kristen: take a look at the spectacle on the coast. big waves pounding the p. that is not reaching the top of the peer, but look at it. there is a high surf warni the coast until 10:00 a.m. tomorrow. the rain and runoff continue to fill state reservoirs. water officials say statewide reservoir storage is 80% of the historical average, up from 81% this week. >> it will alleviate the from the drought years and helps the overall picture. kristen: lake orville is a good

example of the turnaround experts say. lake has increased by more than 100 feet and is 93% of the historical average. storage has already surpassed both 2020 and 2022 levels. larry: good news on that. kristen: it is. if only we could store more of it. a lot of it goes to waste. larry:larry: i think he will have a chance to see more this weekend. in particular tomorrow. sandhya: yes. tomorrow morning you get the downpours, so there is an opportunity to save more, no doubt about it. let me show you live doppler 7. the rain that came through started this morning with the wind. all of that easing, but not done yet with the current system. as we get you to street-level radar, let me show you where we are seeing wet weather. antioch, brentwood, oakley, camino diablo, there are some showers out there. southbay cupertino to saratoga

into san jose malaise couto's, the santa cruz mountains -- los gatos, the santa cruz mountain was if you need to get there, give yourself extra time. north bay near creekoad, still some scattered showers. 50's on temperatures, well, not as warm as yesterday. we expected the numbers to drop. today's system is a level to expose them to our abc 7 storm impact scale, scattered showers and flooding in the forecast, and rough surf. tomorrow morning, three strong level 3 storm, heavy rain and flooding expected, dangerous surf, gusty wind, possible wind damage, downed trees, power outages possible, so be aware of that. as we look from this camera, look at the raindrops on the lens. this today, break, today, wet weather. shower and breezy tonight. strong storm tomorrow.

potential for flooding. an unsettled pattern into the middle of next week. alright, let's get to the watches and warnings. flood watch tomorrow morning until monday afternoon, entire bay area, more flooding possible. coastal flood advisory tomorrow morning and monday morning due to the high tides. we had the excessive, heavy runoff also, onshore wind and minor coastal flooding is expected and we have a high surf warning until 10:00 a.m. tomorrow. wave heights or 15 feet to 18 feet, dangerous breakers 20 to 25, occasionally up to 30 feet. wind advisory 3:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. tomorrow. solano county longer. guess 45 miles per hour will bring the potential for wind damage. now that the ground is saturated, it will not take a lot of wind to knock-down those trees. tonight, breezy at 5:00, wind ramps up 7:00 a.m. tomorrow, over 40 mile-per-hour wind out of the south, so be prepared and obvious he be ready

for potential power outages. hour by hour, scattered showers tonight. a break in the activity tomorrow morning, then downpours at 5:00 a.m. am just the heavy rain, but concern for thunderstorms. 7:00 a.m., soaking the bay area. this would be a good opportunity say home in the morning. in the afternoon images scattered showers, a lull in the activity, and tomorrow night, moderate pockets of rain picking up, so scattered in nature through saturday night. as we look at rainfall projections, at least the system will be moving and not stall out, so were looking at anywhere from .75 inches to almost two inches of rain. the hills will pick up higher totals. the morning in the 40's and 50's. it will be a stormy start to the three-day we can. we have a three-day weekend. saturday afternoon high temperatures in the 50's. as we check out the accuweather 7-day forecast, let me break it down. it is a stormy start tomorrow

morning, scattered showers for the afternoon and evening. so it, three. one for sunday. mlk day is one. rain. a chance of under tuesday and wednesday. this is where it gets iffy. the computer model, one is keeping us in this unsettled pattern of the other computer model is completely dry tuesday and wednesday, so for now because of the way we are going to keep the wet weather chance in the forecast. after that, thursday and friday, finally a chance to dry out. get a little break from all the action, but sunday is your better outoray if you want to get outside. larry: what about if you need to be outdoors tomorrow between 1:30 and 4:30? sandhya: i have good news. the heaviest rain and wind will be done in the morning. i have the forecast for levi's stadium later in the show, but just scattered showers when the

game gets underway. sunshine showers later on when the game is done. moderate to heavy pockets of showers communion, so i think it is the timing. right? larry: when they game is done, it can do whatever it wants to do. sandhya: as long as the storm does not stall, i think the game will be ok. kristen: a new report suggesting cancer death on the decline. we will look at it in a program targeting cancer of specific types in men. >> trouble at tesla. the carmaker is slashing prices and there could be a deal for you. i will have the details next. (steven) every time i come to see caremore, they go above and beyond to take care of me. i feel a lot better now. i'm taking medication for what i should have been taking years ago. (vo) caremore health provides advanced primary care wherever you need it, in the hospital, at home, in our clinics, or virtually. (steven) so when i call them over a medical issue,

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larry: some promising new signs in the fight against cancer, the american cancer society has released its 2023 cans report showing we are making -- cancer report showing we are making progress. our reporter has a closer look at the findings. >> one promising sign is cancer deaths have gone down 33% since 1991. here are other things highlighted in that report. there has been a major drop in cervical cancer rates for women between 20 and 24 years old, a 65% reduction from 2012 to 2019. the american cancer society attributes this to the hpv

vaccine. for rates of prostate cancer, they have been rising 3% every year between 2014 and 2019, and more cases are being diagnosed at more advanced stages. i talked with the chief scientific officer at the american cancer society about this. >> this is incredible. it is a terrible disease affecting young women with very aggressive surgery needs and chemotherapy's of this gives us real optimism that there can be further treatments either against cancers, or other cancers. >> he says we need to address shiftsese in the communities, especially black community, with prostate cancer 70% higher than white men. he says we could see an increase in the death of men with prostate cancer. the american cancer society is launching a program to improve

mortality from prostate cancer. kristen: it is time for consumer news. larry: michael is here. you have a discount on tesla? michael: huge. amazing. slowing sales and tumbling stock prices prompting tesla to cut the price of vehicles, and by a lot. the company is dropping the price of some versions of the model y suv by 20%. the cut will make -- company will make more versions of the suv eligible for that $7,500 electric vehicle tax credit. tesla is reducing the price of model three, a popular sedan, by 6%. does the stock has plummeted more than 65% since the start of 2022. get ready to pay more for car insurance, report from lending tree value penguin are expected to rise 8.4% this

year. the company came up with that number after combing through more than 3.5 million auto insurance quotes, according to the report. the average cost of a full year of car insurance is now $1800 a year. yikes. it will not cost you a dime to visit yosemite monday or the national park service is offering free admission to more than 400 national parks on the market -- martin luther king jr. holiday. this year, the park service will offer five fee-free days. the next as april 22, the first day of national park week. august 4 in the great american outdoors day. then on national park wednesday in september and veterans day in november. this is basically every park in the system, or worth getting in on if you have not been no yosemite. why not? kristen: she said something about the rain, but don't let that stop you.

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thatlso impactus how does it work? larry: we went to vancouver, canada to find out the similarities are pretty striking, actually. >> yes, a lot of similarities. this is 1000 miles to our north. vancouver, canada using safe consumption sites to provide people with a safe place to use drugs, and not only is it saving lives it is injecting hope into those trapped in the vicious cycle of drug use, where every high comes with the risk of death. a warning before we begin to show you this final segment, some of what you will see will be hard for some of you to watch. >> we cannot say we have seen success. some lives have been saved, but far too many people have died. >> vancouver's chief medical health officer believes people will continue dying, if they continue to get their drugs off the street. >> things are terrible now.

they have become terrible because of the highly contaminated illegal drug supply, and only getting worse. some of the other actions we have taken around the pandemic we have not addressed the illegal drug supply. we need an alternate -- alternative to it. we will never address or crisis if we don't. she's >> >> talking about safe supply, a harm reduction strategy that provides people with their drug of choice, and it is starting at insight. >> that is an important addition. you have people who are comfortable with that service and it is a great way to introduce something that is safe for him. >> how are you doing that? how does that happen? >> yes, people are given safe supply drugs to use at a booth at insight. they get follow-up and it is part of a larger care program. >> there were people concerned about the harms of legalizing

cannabis, and we are still in the process of and permitting legalization. people consume candidates before it was made e illegal, and what we've learned from tobacco and alcohol is you have to do it in a way that minimizes harms and discourages people from using the substances. >> vancouver is already making moves to make some illicit drugs more available. >> we will not be selling psychoactive substances from storefront outlets like cannabis . the substances are much more harmful. >> when people talk about insight and harm reduction services being enabling, i do not think that they are understanding what drives catastrophic drug use in the communities. it is shame, pain, stigma, and anything that tries to ameliorate those feelings is working in a positive direction

around people's drug use. we are not being judgment of, because judgment only drives people further into the shadows. >> if i am from san francisco and i come to vancouver in sight this is the city trying this. i wonder how it is working and i go and see these things. it does not look like it is working. >> yeah. >> is it working? >> well, safe supply is in its infancy, so we have a few thousand people enrolled in the program, and the results from that early test is good. decriminalization has not happened yet. that takes place in general. watch this space. >> the site has been around since 2003. drug overdose deaths are hitting on all-time high. some people look at that and say well, that is a prom. what do you say? >> i would say that there is so much working on our approach to drug use in the society, and consumption sites are one of the

things that is working, and we need to look at how to make those services more impactful, more meaningful, how to make them available to people. >> bottom line. >> yeah. >> what needs to happen in the city to address drug overdose? >> again, complex issues in a complexity. there is not one single solution. for the police department, it is enforcement. we target violence, predatory drug dealers, harmful opiates poisoning people in the city. we need greater wraparound solutions for people to address the complex needs, housing, poverty, substance use, and health issues. they are all linked. >> what would it take to get you off of this? >> to be honest with you, a house, my own house.

i have been trying for a long time to get my own home. >> why do you say that? why would a house help? >> because it would be mine and i would take care of it. >> what you think about the situation about drug overdoses and the efforts? >> i think i have lost way too many people. i think i am struggling myself now. all these free needles, all this free -- oh man, i don't know. i don't know. >> you don't know if it's the right way to go, working, but do you mean by i don't know? >> i really do not think it is working. >> what do you think the answer is? >> honestly, i don't know. they are trying to do different actions. they're trying to do all these different programs. it is just not enough for people. >> we had a lot of hope when we open. we did not know it would take 15 years before we expanded that

service. the nature of illicit drugs is not like 2003. we now know in british columbia that our overall life expectancy dropped because of overdose deaths. that has been happening across the u.s. for a number of years. that means this is a problem all have to address. >> yeah, so, what i saw in vancouver on the streets was about hope, from police officers, policymakers, to the drug users themselves i'm all still really looking for answers. larry: you have some of the users openly questioning whether it is working at all. could those sites work here and what is the response to critics who say hey, if you want to shoot up in the street and you do not make it, that is on you. you know the consequences of your actions. why do i need to be responsible for that? >> yeah, that is one way of thinking. there are people who do believe

that. it comes down to public health, safety issues around the neighborhood you know, and there's an argument to be made to saving money, that the money that cousin to the safe injection sites is saved on the flipside with less people in the emergency rooms, hepatitis c, you know, the debate could go on and on really, and what this documentary is meant to do is to show people after 20 years of having this service, what does that look like. kristen: it is so interesting to me. your documentary does not point to one single solution. you are letting the viewers decide by offering the expense of all these different people, who they themselves do not know if it's fully working. but they have hope, as you said. larry: thank you. kristen: thank you. you can decide what you think after watching this documentary, injecting hope, no streaming on abc7

larry: time now for the four at 4:00. the storms moving through having an impact on the playoff game tomorrow. we are not talking about the weather on the field. last night, george kittle tweeted at pg&e same power has been out at his home for four days, adding a little help would be appreciated. i am trying to prepare for something this weekend. this morning, pg&e said we have

our offense, defense, special teams on this and got the power back for 2.4 million people in the past week and will get you back as soon as we can which prompted this response from george. [laughter] he is like fred flintstone right now, trying to start a fire. can we do something and send some generators to george kittle's house? >> how did it end? larry: it hasn't. i assume he is still without power and still rubbing sticks together. >> if it does happen, we know who to blame, pg&e? not even on the field? larry: they have enough things they are responsible for, but have you lost power? >> i have not appeared no. >> not recently. i got flooded. i have my power. i'm good. i don't need to prep for a football game. i'm ok. you know, what was interesting to read, the comments below the thread of the two, pg&e and

george kittle going back and forth, a lot of the 49ers fans were saying yes, if anyone should get the power back, it should be george. a lot of people support this, but everyone hopefully gets their power back soon. larry: send the repair truck right to george's house. >> yeah. yeah. larry: get to everyone else later. >> 2023 is shaping up to be the year of the new job. a report from monster.com shows 96% of workers are looking for a new position. larry: 96%? [laughter] >> that number is staggering. crazy. they are in search of better pay. or the present site they need a higher income due to inflation and rising expenses. others say they have no room to grow in her current role or they are in a toxic workplace. >> wow. 96%. that means the majority of almost everybody is looking for a different job? that is incredible. >> that is a high number.

>> who did they survey? i want to see the methodology. >> maybe it is 4% of the people say i like working here. >> yeah. >> they clearly did not survey us. [laughter] >> you mentioned inflation, but i wonder if covid anti-lockdown helped people to reset -- and the lockdown help people to reset what they want. >> i think it is the new year and you make new year's resolutions, so maybe they surveyed them in january when everybody's thinking i need to make more money and need to be in a better place mentally and surround myself with better people, and that comes down to improving the workspace. larry: well, i don't know how real the 96% number is, but employee retention is so expensive, to bring somebody else into train. you look at any big business and it drives them crazy and if your manager looking this, a lot of

people need to change a lot of things to make their employees happier. moving on. san jose's winchester mystery house is bringing back flashlight tours. today is friday the 13th. the mansion of 13 in the home, guests can roam the halls while hearing stories about the ghostly inhabitants. ha. ha. i am sorry to frighten you. >> i want to check it out. ed has an amazing history. there are so many cool things. i will do it during the daytime when i don't need a flashlight. >> i think i took at christmas time not tour that was gorgeous. they have 30 trees all lit up and decorated. not creepy at all. i think it gives people that impression sometimes, but it is just beautiful and historic to me. >> a lot of fun.

we can imagine what it was like during christmas. >> yeah, very nice, but thank you for reminding us, larry. larry: friday the 13th. >> ok, but nobody has a fear of croissants, because yelp has the top 30 in the u.s. and canada, and the top five are all in california. one is right here in san francisco. number five, a appetit magazine named the best in 2016. i had a friend pick them up for me. they are good. the popular croissants include plain, chocolate, almond, and ham and cheese. there is the original location, and the newer spot in civic center. larry: yes, i knew you're going to say this. yelp, listen to this. >> are friend -- our friend also, all my god, amazing.

>> when you brought position, that's wise going to ask you the name of that place. i think that was the best croissant i have had. >> i think they are priced half the price compared to others, are really great. larry: kristen was never more popular than that day. >> yeah. >> i was just going to say. >> yeah, it is always good to find a good croissant place. that is a hidden gem. >> i don't know about you, but i don't like the doughy ones. they have to be flaky. larry: tell the story of how you found it. [laughter] >> croissants near me. thank you, google. [laughter] larry: whatever works. >> we are glad you found it. [laughter]

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figures. sandhya: i know, we have lost count. there are so many moving through. live doppler 7, the current system will produce showers continually. street-level radar around the south bay, campbell, saratoga avenue, san jose, you notice light to moderate showers around carusant boulder creek area, the summit, obviously, be careful traveling across that region. you know how it is when it is wet on 17. north bay, geyserville, 101 cloverdale seeing light showers. mountains winter storm warning. i would not travel. it is in effect until 10:00 p.m. monday, heavy snow in the gusty wind, three feet plus of snow making it difficult to travel. the night storm is a level to honor impact scale, showers, thunder flooding, chance of showers in the hills and rough surf. tomorrow is a level three. i expect heavy rain, flooding,

serve, flooding and possible wind damage. the scattered showers tonight turns over to the downpours tomorrow morning. notice between 6:00 and 7:00 a.m. is when the worst of the rain will be going through, then the showers will continue off and on. afternoon highs in the 50's tomorrow. as we check out the all-important forecast with the niners take on the seahawks tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. in the afternoon, and the worst of the storm will be through. showers will be around them along with son breaks. upper 50's dropping to mid 50's. as the game gets done, some pockets of moderate rain will return. the accuweather 7-day forecast is a three tomorrow morning, stormy start, one on su mlk day, another round of rain coming, maybe thunder, and tuesday and wednesday iffy, unsettled for one model, the other model dry. we shall see, but thursday and friday, we are drying out. larry: thank you. one more time, wildcard weekend,

49ers versus seahawks tomorrow afternoon. i was going to say weather permitting, but they will play the game whether it is raining or not. we will see. the 49ers of the hottest team, winning 10 games in a row. kickoff is 1:30 p.m. at levi's stadium. you want to get there early. we are counting down, three , zero hours, seven minutes, 40 seconds. the final game of wildcard weekend is a really good matchup. this is tom brady against the cowboys. monday night 5:00 p.m. right here on abc 7. kristen: a new local theater show has it all. origami. drama. magic. meet the one-men (vo) at wells fargo, direct deposits come up to two days early with early pay day. what if everything came two days early? (hero) have a good weekend!

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> i need to evacuate. >> the hills are saturated. >> it is pretty scary. >> mudslides, falling trees, flooding. dangerous conditions across the bay area as residents are warned about another round of rain on the way. >> abc 7 storm watch covers continues tonight. >> a swift water rescue team in monterey county. the latest on flood and mudslide threats in the north bay from the rain preparations ahead of tomorrow's 49ers game. let's begin