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another two batches of pushing on shore. and highway one is getting washed out right now. not literally but getting rained on heavily. this storm on the exclusive impact scale is a level two, a moderate storm. tomorrow continued showers. it does not look like we can expect the storm to begin to let up until after 6:00 or 7:00 tomorrow. i will have the full forecast in a few minutes. dion: staying on the peninsula we continue our team coverage with abc 7 news reporter j.r. stone who found more downed trees. and for one homeowner it made for a dangerous situation. reporter: there has been a steady rainfall for much of sunday evening. the difference in this storm is winter. it does not feel yearly as

powerful as those past storms but without being said there are still major issues on roadways and in neighborhoods. in menlo park this massive tree took down power lines. firefighters still waiting for pg&e. fire crews advised that the homeowner to stay inside until the lines were cleared. in this neighborhood we also came across a number of branches leaning against a power lines. the roadways have been an issue. in san mateo the driver of the mustang lost control on the entrance ramp ending up in a ditch. the driver was not hurt but a bit embarrassed over what happened. the tow truck showed up to get the car out of the ditch. those we have been talking to say they do not mind the rain but they are ready for nicer weather. >> i'm looking forward to clear weather. i have a lot of shoes that are

soaking wet. [laughter] i come out with my shoes and my umbrella. the shoes are in my garage. they dry out after a few days. what can we do? you hope you do not have trees or accidents on the street and all that kind of stuff but it is what it is. reporter: we came across this spin out in daly city that backed up traffic no one was hurt. rain is still coming down. if you have to go somewhere, be careful. hydroplaning is an issue. j.r. stone, abc 7 news. dion: the u.s. postal service confirmed that one of its trucks toppled over on the golden gate bridge yesterday. the tractor-trailer was heading south over the bridge when it was blown onto its side. the bridge was shut down for over an hour as crews worked to remove the truck. a spokesperson said the trailer was nearly empty.

the driver was not hurt and no mail was lost. crews have resumed the search for a five-year-old missing boy. kyle was swept away as his mom's suv was overtaken by floodwaters on monday of last week. the mother told authorities his last words to her before being swept away was -- mom, it is ok. searches are taking place in what the sheriff as calling extremely challenging conditions. sheriff's office will make a decision on search conditions on a day to day basis. to the north bay where the buildup of rain is leading to serious problems on local roads. this road collapsed along redwood drive. the fire department says the road is closed indefinitely. and highway 37 remains closed due to flooding. abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard takes a look at the mess

this could cause for the monday morning commute. >> too much rain. reporter: caltrans says six water pumps are working to reduce flooding on a two mile stretch on highway 37. the road has been closed to traffic since saturday afternoon. runoff is making the job tough. >> they are pumping the water but it is difficult to get ahead of the game. there is so much water and it is still coming down. reporter: even the smart train tracks are also underwater. caltrans says it repaired and elevated a stretch of 37 in 2019 a levee breach. recent storms though have been no match. >> unless you do a major project , we are still going to get that sort of flooding. >> trashbags. reporter: in sonoma county this

assistance center opened in guerneville. >> we are giving out food and supplies. we are also giving stuff to clean up your house. reporter: there is financial assistance for those that qualify. adelaide says she has of work because of the storms. flooded roads making it dangerous and difficult to travel. the county is not waiting for fema wanting to get funds into those that need it most. >> we have heard from many people concerned that they cannot pay their rent or electric bill. reporter: the recovery center will be open through wednesday night. here on highway 37 caltrans says water pumps have been doing a great job removing floodwater from the roadway. it is essentially gone but with

more rain on the way they want to keep the road closed until midday on monday. in marin county, abc 7 news. dion: a mudslide in a peninsula town, belmont has blocked san juan boulevard. at least two properties have been read tagged and the owners are hoping to return to rescue some items once the neighbors sh young children is now out of a home. >> we are not directly affected but i feel really bad for them and it brings it home that it is good to get to know your neighbors and know where they are and how to reach them. of san juan boulevard is closed to traffic indefinitely. to paint a picture of the damage left behind, take a look at this map from the california geological survey. it shows a number of's -- it

shows the number of landslides this month and since december 30 , there has not -- there has been --. there is a large majority in the bay area and in santa cruz mountains. moving on now, one of the landslides is in the east bay. niles canyon road remains closed in both directions. it was shut down yesterday morning and there is no estimated time for reopening. reminder that we have been posting all of this information on road closures, outages and other alerts on our website. the front page has a list of live updates. still ahead tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00, a trip to the supermarket turned upside down. the local smash and grab while the woman was still sitting in her car. and learning lessons after this viral video on san francisco. a solution for local meters and

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supermarket in san francisco. you can see a suspect peer into the passenger side. he walks around the van and breaks the window. there was a brief struggle and the man climbs halfway through the window at one point. the woman tells me her purse was stolen and won't be going back to work for a while because of the trauma. no arrests have been made. they are asking anyone with information to come forward. it is the videos seen everywhere by now. and on housed person being hosed down by a frustrated business owner in san francisco. religious and community leaders spoke out. abc 7 news reporter tara campbell was at third baptist church where there were calls for action and an apology. >> you have seen it. you have viewed it and read about it. now, it is time for us to put it into context what san francisco

must do. reporter: third bout -- third baptist church pastor amos brown is talking about this video. and on housed black person outside an art gallery being sprayed down by the owner. >> this goes back to the days when in arming him, alabama, there was a call to hose down civil rights workers. reporter: the pastor also urging people not to point the finger. >> you cannot blame the man. you cannot just blame the board of supervisors. we all must assume that responsibility and accept blame for the fact. we are not working together. reporter: calling for a more holistic approach to helping the on housed. >> we must not have simplistic thinking and planning. on this issue of homelessness. reporter: francisco's

district attorney agrees. >> i don't think any of us believe we should usher people off the street to nowhere. but instead we should be making sure that they have a place to go that they receive the treatment they need. reporter: and she says the criminal justice system must do better. >> in the recent history in the das office he had a situation where people were referred to programs that were not appropriate or sufficient to treat their specific problems. reporter: meanwhile, pastor brown is calling for an apology from the gallery owner. >> it would be the gentleman like and humane thing to do and i have been trying to get a hold of him. reporter: i did hear back from -- the -- asking for an apology and he says or said he was prepared to

make one. we will play part of that apology right now. >> i am deeply apologetic outpoured when i watch the video. i am completely broke. i am not equipped or trained to deal with a long-term problem like this. i am committed to making amends and helping others. it is what i can do and what i will do. reporter: you can watch the full version of the apology on our website, abc7news.com. dion: certainly a different tone than when i spoke to him initially last week. that will be interesting to watch in fall. moving on, a few closures for tomorrow with the federal mlk day holiday. government buildings like the dmv, city offices, banks and public libraries will be closed. there will be no usps mail service but other carriers will

be operating. the new york stock exchange and nasdaq are both closed. san francisco's memorial held its annual martin luther king celebration today. ♪ dion: led the congregation stood to pay tribute to the civil rights leader. today's service was filled with music chosen to reflect the movement and the man who led it. in honor of the day you can find our remembering dr. martin luther king jr. collection on demand through the abc 7 bay area collected app. -- connected at. back to our storm watch coverage and to get a live look from our caltrans camera in the truckee area, slow going or no going in that area because snow has been

slamming the sierra all weekend. and look at what yesterday looked like on i-80 near the donner summit. drivers dealt with white out conditions so bad that stretches were closed. chains are now required on i-80 and route 50. people are urged to postpone driving until tuesday. but the snow lab said in the last seven days it is measured more than 7.5 feet of snow. these are astronomical numbers. spencer: incredible. you had the best description of other traffic conditions, no going. it is still snowing. wild. here is a look at the winter storm warning for the sierra. it is still in effect until tomorrow evening, tomorrow night. heavy snow continues to fall and we expect maybe an additional 1-3 feet. travel conditions are almost impossible.

back here we are getting a deluge of rain across the bay area. it has been this way all evening. these oranges and yellows indicate where the heaviest rain is. into san jose and beyond. it is going on and on. on the exclusive abc 7 storm impact scale this storm rates a number two. through the night and into tomorrow morning we expect light to moderate rain with an occasional downpour and there is still the possibility of an isolated thunderstorm with the system. it continues until 6:00 a.m. as a widespread storm and then it moves out of the bay area a little bit and by midmorning to midday we expect most of the storm to have moved out with just a few areas of widespread, scattered showers. overnight rainfall estimate into tomorrow afternoon, nearly a

half inch in san francisco up to an inch in other locations. in the north bay, lower amounts because the storm is moving south and southeast. we also have our flood watch in effect. every region is getting a soaking. coastal flood advisories and effect until 9:00 a.m. tomorrow. and here is a live view tower looking out over san francisco. it is raining here right now. 47 right now in san francisco, oakland, palo alto and san jose. a live view at the approach of the bay bridge toll plaza. raining there as well. temperatures in the mid upper 40's from santa rosa to napa, concord. one more live view to the embarcadero where it is wet. later storms arrive midweek but we can expect dry and sunny days

to follow into next weekend. overnight, though temperatures in the mid-40's. highs tomorrow generally in the mid-50's. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. we can expect a break from the rain on tuesday. a bright and sunny day. another light system comes in late wednesday into thursday producing light rain and showers. partial clearing on thursday. friday, saturday and sunday, three consecutive days of sunshine. tomorrow we expect a level 1 storm after the early morning hours. as it starts to weaken tomorr it will be level 1. dion: and yesterday was only two days of consecutive son so slightly improving. spencer: a string of dry days. dion: still ahead on abc seven news at 11:00, new arrival in area. the animal that has

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dion: some of the smartest animals in the ocean have found their way to the bay area. a growing number of bottlenose dolphins are being spotted. they are the dolphins often used for shows atwater park skirt their move north has happened over decades and has been documented for the first time in a new study on their range expansion across the state. the study was published on sunday and includes 84 dolphin sightings in the bay area between 2007 and 2018. the warriors make a stop in the windy city while the 49ers playoff run gets ready for another week. chris alvarez joins us now. chris: coming up in sports, the warriors rode woes continues and who is next for the niners? we have

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>> abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. chris: the 49ers are celebrating a victory on sunday after their win over seattle. san francisco has won straight. the stanford man, christian mccaffrey has 12 touchdowns and 12 games and yesterday this 68 yard run was the third longest in franchise postseason history. earlier in the week he was named the nfc offense of player of the month and he took that momentum into the debut. >> a lot of times you are playing against the tape. you want to put good things on

tape. when you wake up monday morning you want to be proud of what you put out there. it is football. >> very smart player. in every stepped onto the field that has made us more dangerous. chris: the vikings and giants game would determine who the 49ers play. under nine minutes to go. tied to. giants take a 31-24 lead on the road. under two minutes to go, fourth and eight for minnesota. kurt cousens out of the shotgun. giants make the game clinching tackle and new york winds setting up a date and philly next weekend which means abc 7 is the place to be tomorrow night. the winner of the cowboys and buccaneers game will play the niners on sunday at levis. tomorrow's game takes off at

5:00. the warriors in chicago. steph curry always popular in the prey game. chicago built an early lead off this double pump slam. golden state took an eight point lead in the third quarter. klay thompson had eight three-pointers but golden state had 23 turnovers turned into 31 chicago points. kobe white fence and on the other end. 43 points as chicago snaps a losing streak to the warriors. it will be in d.c. tomorrow for an mlk day matinee. stamford putting their conference win streak on the line. ojs after three. haley jones misses. it follows the shot and scores.

stamford within six. the cardinals with chances late but could not make the shots. the second loss this season. abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. dion: we are getting you right back to our storm watch coverage as we take a live look outside at san francisco's embarcadero. wet on the pavement. this new strong storm is here for your morning at the sunshine is around the corner. and president biden's sunday service visit. biden's words on this eve of mlk

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>> building a better bay area. moving forward and finding solutions. this is abc7news. dion: taking a live look at the never ending weather from live doppler seven. look at all of the green and yellow. but sunny days in the forecast this week but tonight the rain is only getting stronger. for that we get back to spencer christian. you have been doing this a long time and even you are running out of ways to talk about the weather. spencer: it is very wet and getting more wet. here is a look at live doppler seven, there is a blanket of light to moderate rainfall. it is steady and continues to soak our soil. on the storm impact scale this storm ranks a number two.

periods of heavy rain tonight and into the early morning hours. here is the forecast -- you can see the steady rain continuing until about 6:00 a.m. into the middle of the morning commute. after 6:00, the storm will weaken quite a bit and the downpours will push out of the area leaving behind scattered showers. later in the afternoon we can expect a little bit of drying out. rainfall estimates between now and 5:00 p.m. tomorrow, a half inch up to and engender a half most areas except for the north bay which is getting a lighter portion of the system. sunny days are ahead. dion: looking forward to that. thank you. throughout these stormy days we have been keeping you informed through the abc 7 app. you can set -- you can get these alerts sent to your phone to have you ready for the morning.

developing news in new officials are investigating a close call at jfk airport friday night between an airplane approaching a runway and another preparing for a take off. there were no injuries and post -- and both flights eventually continued on their way but it could have been a major disaster. the abc news reporter has more. reporter: friday night if rented call from air traffic control at kennedy airport to get a delta airlines boeing 730 72 aboard its takeoff. >> cancel takeoff plans. reporter: the controller noticing an american airlines plane heading to london was crossing the same runway. >> we have a possible pilot deviation. reporter: the delta plane accelerating to 150 miles per hour down the runway forced to abruptly abort takeoff. the planes missing each other by just 1000 feet according to the faa.

brian healy was on board the delta flight. >> everyone's torsos were thrust forward. it will never not wear my seatbelt. reporter: air traffic control telling the american pilot he did not have clearance to be on that runway. >reporter: the delta p returned to the gate with its passengers and crew members and deplaned. their flight to the dominican republic eventually departed saturday morning. brian healy decided to stay home. >> i am just very grateful that the judgment calls that the air traffic control made and the pilot made for the right ones. reporter: the faa launched an investigation and the ntsb also plans to launch one as well. dion: a smart seven-year-old girl saved her great-grandmother who was trapped under a vehicle

in michigan. surveillance video shows the terrifying moment. araya says her great-grandmother got stuck under the rolling suv. it all happened when she was being picked up from school. her great-grandmother thought the car was in part. >> she got out and it was still moving. she tried to stop it because i was in it. reporter: mariah says great-grandmother tried to save her by stopping the vehicle her leg got trapped underneath it. the quick thinking seven-year-old rushed to get the keys out of the car and went to get her mom help -- to get her mom to help. just ahead of tomorrow's mlk holiday president biden delivered remarks today from what was once dr. king's church in atlanta. >> he said, where do we go from here? that is a quote. where do we go from here?

well, my on this day is we go forward. we go together. dion: mr. biden became the sitting president to deliver a sunday sermon from the historic ebenezer baptist church. dr. king served as pastor of the church until his assassination. in his remarks from the pulpit biden spoke of dr. king's legacy. much more to come on abc7news at 11:00, free entrance to national parks for martin luther kings birthday. the local destination you can visit for free. we are counting down to a monday night blockbuster here on abc 7 less than 24 hours away. the dallas cowboys against tom brady and the tampa bay buccaneers. >> the abc 7 storm impact

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these are waived tomorrow for the martin luther king birthday. it is also a day of service where volunteers participate in service projects across the country. take a look. dozens of visitors step out in the rain for the final day of the chinese new year flower market fair. the flower fair is a great -- is a place to buy fresh flowers and fruits. it also included magicians, acrobats, fol much more. the year of the wrap is supposed to be the most fortuitous of all of the zodiac signs so i hope the weather conditions will be good this year. spencer: you mentioned a touch of spring at the fair and it will get more springlike later in the week but right now it is not.

moderate to heavy rain across much of the bay area and the heaviest is pushing southward towards the half moon bay area. wet weather during the overnight hours. this storm on the impact scale rings a level two, moderate storm that will be us through tomorrow morning. thunderstorms, isolated are possible. here is forecast animation. 6:00 a.m., the storm will start to wind down a bit and most about will be pushing out of the bay area to our south and east. some showers will linger. we do not expect clearing and dry conditions until possibly mid to late afternoon tomorrow. you are looking at the embarcadero from our rooftop camera. later storm arrives midweek and dry and sunny days will follow into next weekend. overnight lows mainly in the mid-40's. highs tomorrow in the mid-50's.

here is the accuweather 7-day forecast with the promise of sunshine on tuesday after tomorrow's ring. sunny skies on tuesday. a light system bringing showers late wednesday into thursday. clearing on thursday into friday, saturday and sunday. three consecutive days of sunshine. dion: maybe we could make it four or five. we will see. once again, let's get back to chris alvarez. chris: coming up in sports, it was chippy and spicy but ultimately the niners blew out the seattle seahawks. the seattle seahawks. everyone is making room mom? for the medicine cabinet's new essential. binaxnow -- with the same technology doctors use to test for covid-19.

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route to a super bowl victory, their last one. in 1996, deebo samuel was bor and this star hopes to take further. temples flared in the seattle game after his catch and run. a seattle safety twisting his leg. the referees missed what should've been an easy penalty call and that play fired up the 49ers turning up the intensity. san francisco responded putting the game out of reach. >> i stayed down a little because i almost lost my temper. tre wilscariest guys on the fi. >> i thought that was something theave nipped in the bud. playoff football is intense.

it lit a fire under us. >> sometimes stuff motivates the guys. it was cool to see us rally together. i know he was bothered. chris: you can bet the 49ers will be watching abc seven turnaround night for the winner of the cowboys and buccaneers team that will be at levi's. cincinnati bengals hosted the ravens and this was wild. fourth quarter, ravens on the goal line. the quarterback leaps. the ball is knocked out. sam hubbard raises the other way. an nfl playoff record. andrews never gave up. look how close huntley was to breaking the plane. short. by half a yard. he could not believe he did not get there. zach taylongl secvens still

seven. from overtime but the bengals survive. aoc wildcard game, another one. bill's hosting the dolphins. bills led by 17-0 but miami came all the way back. three buffalo turnovers. 24-20 miami. buffalo scores two touchdowns to take the lead back. back within three but terrible clock management doomed them late. cincinnati next saturday. chiefs will play the jaguars.

the nfl is heading back to las vegas for the reimagined pro bowl game. watch the league's best in the inaugural flag football game. new skills challenges on and off the field and even a live concert performance. the pro bowl game is sunday, february 5 in vegas. visit pro bowl.com/tickets to buy your tickets today. warriors ob in d.c. trial to play the wizards and then they visit the white house on tuesday as they get honored for last season's title. whatever gets today's chicago off their minds. the warriors turning the ball over 23 times which led to 31 chicago points. steph curry had eight turnovers by himself. turnovers have always been a problem for this team and steve kerr is understandably frustrated. >> you can make all sorts of

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