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saturation. several streets flooded across the bay area with hillsides slipping and another atmospheric river heading towards us right s.w. thanksor we live team stormwatch coverage tonth frce dinglas. frances: this system is on its way out. i want to show you the live doppler 7 with the satellite image. we got quite a bit of rain. the heaviest of it was this morning. as we look right now, we are seeing some light showers around the bay area. where i am come out i am getting a little bit of sunshine. rain totals were all over the place in some places like san jose, almost nothing. then we got over an canfield, san francisco almost an inch. for tonight and into tomorrow morning, we will see a few pop-up showers.

for the most part, the system is over. then we get a decent break on monday before a level two storm arrives on tuesday. i will have more details on that storm. dion:owrmtc theorth bay where today's rain added to a growing list of storm related damage and concerns. rain started early this morning, and these are the conditions drivers based on highway 101. cornell barnard joins us live in mill valley with the struggle to cope with this onslaught of rain. maybe this is an understatement, but spring cannot come fast enough. cornell: [laughter] right? exactly, dion, that is for sure. another round of rain today brought rain to parts of southern marin, including here. in sonoma county, all eyes are on a landslide. and yes, more rain is on the way. a tough go on shoreline highway in mill valley, where a

combination of rain and high tide created some very deep water. >> it is so wild to see it this high and so long. cornell: chp had to close portions of the road after several drivers got stuck in floodwater. carolias >> i have toe back, so i don't want to go that way and ruin my car. cornell: it looks a little too deep. >> definitely. cornell: steady rain made north bay roadways slick and hazardous. we saw this spin out on northbound highway 101 in santa rosa, a car facing the wrong direction in the center divide. >> scary. i wake up at night when it rains really hard. cornell: catherine is watching the weather and the unstable hillside behind her home on cooper drive in santa rosa, where two neighboring homes were red tagged last week. friday, sky 7 found citigroups using bulldozers to remove portions of the landslide. but with another atmospheric river in the forecast, catherine is feeling nervous. >> i don't want it to impact the

actual foundation or structure. i don't want to lose value in my home. cornell: tarps and rain ponchos are hot sellers at pdas hardware, even on the last day of winter. >> checking out your pumps and gutters before it hits is always a good time to do it. cornell: got to be ready, right? >> you got it. we have a lot of practice. cornell: mike azra and his daughter say bring on the next storm. >> i think it is welcome because it prevents a bunch of fires and droughts. >> people are starting to get tired of the rain, but when i think about long term and the drought and fire prevention, like my daughter, i feel the same way that it is welcome, and come the hot summer we will be looking for some rain. cornell: and more rain definitely on the way this week. sandbag stations are still open across many communities in the bay area. right now, if you look at the

forecast, it looks like the first few days of spring looking a lot like winter. live in marin, on cornell bernard, abc 7 news. dion: what a spring it will be. also in the north bay, a portion of highway 29 is closed after a landslide in nampa county -- in napa county. crews are working north of canastota. across the bay area, drivers had to navigate slick roads. here's a look at some of the driving conditions from earlier on in the day. that is san rafael and the richmond bridge. chp advises people to check the caltrans website. you can see it on your screen right below. check your route before leaving the house to make sure there are no road closures or dangerous conditions. the roads are also wet in the sierra for those heading back home from ski resorts. this is how it looked earlier today on interstate 80 in truckee. you can see the snow falling.

chains are not required over dahmer summit -- over donner summit. this morning, the uc berkeley snow lab tweeted they added more than an inch and a half from the storm, with much more coming today and this week. they are just one inch away from this season being the second snowiest on record, just behind the 1982-1983 season. in san francisco, the weather is to blame for a large tree falling on top of a car and a pickup truck in the pacific heights this afternoon. that tree also brought down cables in sacramento and buchanan street. the one california line had to be rerouted around the area. crews worked to fix the cables and remove that tree. now a quick reminder, you can keep track of the changing conditions and access the very same live doppler 7 that our weather team uses. it is all available on demand on the abc 7 bay area news app. download it wherever you happen to stream.

moving on now, governor newsom is asking lawmakers and voters to approve a 2024 ballot measure that would expand housing and treatment for people suffering from mental illness and addiction. newsom's proposal to address the state's homelessness crisis what crisis would cost $1 billion every year. it would build modern community treatment centers to house people suffering with mental illness or substance abuse. >> it is on acceptable what we are dealing with at scale in the state of california. not only in terms of what is happening on the streets and sidewalks, but those who are suffering alone, those who are unseen, in mobile home parks, on the streets as well, in isolation. we have to address and come to grips with the reality of mental health in this state and our nation. dion: the new proposal also includes funding to house more than 10,000 homeless veterans. crews are working to right a freight train that went off the rails and sonoma county.

this happened thursday night, shortly after the smart freight train left shell though. the eight car train was carrying grain to petaluma when four cars to railed. there were no injuries. the cause is under investigation. a large crane has been brought in to get those cars back onto the tracks. the train transports grain from the midwest every thursday night after the commuter services done. it runs freight and other rail service in the north bay on old southern pacific rail tracks. smart freight is hoping service will be back to normal by thursday. we are getting a first-hand perspective of a fight against destructive flames. a body camera on firefighter in oakland captures some of the horrific moments. we will take a look at what it takes to get control of a force of nature. and an update for you on that road work this weekend that shut down all northbound lanes of i-680 and parts of alameda county. new information from caltrans that brings a sigh of

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to be isolated to one unit. new details now. caltrans has reopened one lane of northbound interstate 860. crews have been working all weekend to replace entire sections of the roadway in sonoma and pleasanton. southbound 680 is not affected by the closure. this morning, caltrans tweeted this photo of crews placing concrete on the roadway. caltrans says the reconstruction project will make for a smoother .ride for motorists where than 6300 runners signed up for the open running festival. events included a marathon, half my-athon, 10k, and 5k run. the top finisher had a time of two hours, 20 six minutes, 17 seconds. the first woman to cross the finish line at three hours, it's minutes, 45 seconds. and this is our very own

producer kate evey. she ran the marathon and set a personal best time, finishing in under four hours. way to go, kate, and everyone who participated, despite all that rain. a sporting tradition in san francisco returned to the baseball diamond today. the story behind a softball league that is proud, whether they win or lose. we will check out a solution of sports, support, and inclusion. frances: we are still dealing with spotty showers overnight and into tomorrow, but the first day of spring looks dry for the most part. then that is a good time to get ready for an atmospheric river that arrives tuesday. and then you come home and you're honduran. marianne: totally relate to that. it's like a double personality kind of thing. ♪ ♪ ♪ when pain says, “i'm here,”

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san francisco gay softball league. they are celebrating their 50th anniversary season, and they kicked off the proceedings. the league has 700 players from 44 teams that compete across two divisions. a band got them into the spirit of the event despite the weather. >> this is just the start of there are opening ceremonies to bring everyone together, and it shows. folks showed up here in the rain. dion: they played an exposition game with the police department softball game. active frances, up and wearing her rain gear. very different from 24 hours ago. frances: temperatures have dropped, although it is still pretty mild. we will be dealing with the spotty showers popping up overnight, possibly into early tomorrow morning.

we will show you the doppler, the satellite image moving. we have. the just a few light showers starting to clear out. those showers may continue to pop up. this is a gorgeous view from the east bay hills. the temperatures are mostly in the 50's. we are still seeing some 60's in a few southbay neighborhoods, so that is very impressive. san jose and santa clara at 61. half moon bay is cooler at 52. then i want to take you to the roof camera where we see the winds have combed down. the trees aren't blowing so much. but we have gray skies over many parts of the bay area. more 50's out there. we have novato and concord at 57. livermore at 59. this time we will take you to the south where they barely got any rain. the san jose airport only got six hundredths of an inch of rain. here's what you need to know for the forecast.

tomorrow will be mostly dry for the first day of spring. we will need that break because on tuesday at atmospheric river arrives then lingers into wednesday. it will weakened by wednesday. after that, it does look drier into the end of next week. next weekend is looking pretty nice at this point. it is a level two storm wednesday morning out of five. we could bump this to a three depending on how the atmospheric river tracks. at this point, it is starting to track further south. that is why it is a level two at this point. the downpours will happen especially tuesday morning. then most areas generally less than an inch right now but the models have been fluctuating, so we will keep you posted on that. the real concern is because the ground is so saturated we could see some shallow landslides, especially during that tuesday morning. possible local flooding.

tomorrow, mostly dry. that is a great time to clear out the rain gutters and get ready because here is the heavy rainfall tuesday morning. you see the pockets of orange and ride, especially in the santa cru tuesday afternoon, even though the rain is not as heavy, the winds will really pick up. those wraparound showers will continue all the way into wednesday. here are the wind gusts. we are talking winds from 30 to 50 miles an hour on tuesday afternoon. that will make it really difficult, even if it is not as wet, especially driving across bridges for the morning commute on tuesday. overnight lows in the 40's with lots of cloud cover. you can see this forecast animation with those pop up greens. those are the possible showers that could linger into tomorrow morning. tomorrow's highs will be on the

cooler side once again, mainly mid to upper 50's. oakland, 55. sane, 59, but mostly dry. there is a winter storm warning in the sierra until tomorrow, 11:00 a.m.. shortly after that, winter storm watch on tuesday morning into wednesday. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. just the chance of showers for tomorrow. we are keeping that in there. for the most part, enjoy the break because a level two storm arrives tuesday. really wet and gusty. after tuesday, we have a string of nice days, looking drier into the weekend. dion: finally we will be drying out. let's get a check now with sports and chris alvarez joining us now. a little bit of drama on the hardwood, right? chris: always when these teams matchup. a frustrating loss for the warriors last night in memphis. we will highlight some of the bad blood between the dubs and

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now abc 7 sports with chris alvarez. chris: the warriors have played in or around the .500 mark all season. they are 7-29 on the road. golden state has lost 11 straight games on the road. they cut it to two, then the grizzlies with a 16-3 run that seals the deal. just 10 games left in the regular season.

>> i thought we had our chances, but it slipped away in those first five minutes of the fourth quarter where, as you said, we were one possession away and did not execute at that stage. >> you have been fighting an uphill battle all night, so it is hard to continue to come back. i think we did that three or four times. but you have to get over the hump. you do that by making simple play after simple play, and we didn't. >> we experienced a lot over the course of these years. no how this season plays out, we understand that environment, that intensity. things haven't gone our way recently where we haven't been able to get over the hump, but nothing in the game really bothers us to the point where we are not prepared for it. chris: there is no love lost between the warriors and grizz, especially between klay thompson and dillon brooks. klay hit that shot over brooks

and let him know about it. after last night's second loss in memphis, klay sent brooks a from the reminder that he and the warriors have four rings. we will hear more from the guys. 11 days until opening day. the giants named logan webb as their opening day starter against the yankees in the bronx on march 30. barry bonds in the house. webb tuning up for that opening day start. the big righty striking out max stassi. a nasty pitch on the outside. one is two good, who's better one is good, two is better. jo adell, 4.1 innings, struck out six, did give up to home runs. the giants won the game 9-6. tonight, the st. mary's men's just lost the second round to uconn. not allowed to show highlights until 11:00.

goews fo the lady cardinals at the get ready for their game tonight in about an hour. dion: something i know you will be watching. just ahead, people got to explore inside the belly of a whale this weekend. of course, it was a replica, but they were celebrating the largest mammals. but as you get older, it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves memory. the secret is an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown

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that is all the time we have. i am dion lim. for francis and chris, thanks for joining us. we will see you back here in 30 minutes. tonight, breakin tonighte come on the air. new details just in after former president trump claimed his arrest was imminent. a historic move to shore up the banking industry and protect your money. and the new storm threat taking aim in the west. we do begin with former president trump who says he will be arrested in days and calls for protests. the charges he could face for allegedly paying an adult film star hush money during the 2016 campaign. and tonight, the last-minute witnesses called to testify tomorrow. aaron katersky is standing by. also, that major deal announced by ubs that it's buying its chief rival to restore confidence in the global banking industry. how the u.s. is responding and what we're learning about billionaire warren buffett's purported talks with the biden administration and tonight, calls for the federal reserve to

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