east of porter because the. officials are calling it a one track derailment. they did not explain what it entails. nobody wast. we have a crew onur h the way ae will have more information as soon as it becomes available. me cshin dn on stanton boulevard near natural bridges. it crashed on top of a car causing serious damage. >> another road closure in san francisco because of fallen glass from a downtown high-rise. kcra3 gotwe don't know if this s weather-related. it certainly could be. we have seen glass breaking in skyscrapers during our recent windstorms. >> here's a look at the windy conditions. flags blowing around at a gas station. they are whipping right there. traffic seemed to be moving well despite conditions androads. on wdionets kept surfers out of the w.wsdo

the wind blew the walkways. you want to check out the wind outside of our building on the embarcadero at san francisco. the wind was howling. you can see the trees blowing around helplessly and the strong wind. >> team coverage with crews at areas of greatest concerns from santa cruz. >> let's begin with lisa argen with a look at the forecast. >> this is one of the most intense march cyclones we have seen on record. we see this move on shore through san francisco. it is an eyewallpil cyclone pusg into the peninsula and san francisco. incredible as two areas of low prsu hreave combined. no on mount hamilton,

santa cruz mountains, and intense rainfall that will take us through the evening. wind gusts in oakland, 74 miles an hour. widespread rain. here's the very heavy rain from lafayette to the east bay. walnut creek. it has been pouring around pleasant hill road. temperatures have been just above freezing. snow in the upper elevations, very heavy rain. even into the north bay. some downpours. further to the north from glenallen. the road closed. the sun sets at 7:22. we have seen a lot of trees come down. because it will be getting dark, hard to assess a lot of the damage that will be continuing through the next two or three hours where we see these very gusty winds in the entire bay areas an areofow purssree into d

slides south. look at all of these thunderstorms. we are just getting lashed from north to south. the counterclockwise circulation is what you see offshore. two areas of low pressure. making for a stronger central lower pressure which is allowed for the 60 and 70 mile an hour winds. 56 mile an hour winds, 30 mile an hour wind gust. 74 mile an hour wind gust. 63 right now. it is incredibly windy and dangerous. more rain coming down. oakland hills, 55 miles an hour. mount diablo, 58 miles an hour. circulation is where the area of low pressure is. it is on the coast. eventually filling into the weekend. through the next cplnoce the p'.

circulation offshore. through 6:00, it gets a little more wobbly. winds will come down 10 miles an hour. we got rain coming down. gusty winds, by 8:00, another 10 mile an hour dimensioning wind gust. after 11: town. strong winds, wind advisory. high wind warning for the san mateo coast. we've got some really rough weather out there. that is why we have this at a level three the next several hours. mainly from the peninsula to the santa cruz mountains, the east bay, trees down, power outages, let's take you through the next few hours with heavy rain,tempe. this is 8:00. downpours in the winds.

roads. looki angwe at slowly weakening winds. the rain is going to be lasting for the wednesday morning commute. we have better news in the next several days where we see more sunshine and drier weather. the seven-day forecast in a few minutes. >> back to the breaking news. lena howland is in the middle of the park with a look at the deadly accident with the fallen tree. >> good afternoon. we are on scene of the deadly accident where the rain is continuing to dump on us. it is coming down so hard, we are continuing to wipe up our lens. this is a very sad scene. the next of kinus arrived. we are trying to stay at a far distance to give the family some space to process what has just happened. chp officials said this was a

freak accident. the driver was heading home from work. followed by another colleague when a tree fell, crushinghe unfortunately killing the single driver inside. chp and fire crews responded, but as they were working to get to the victim, more trees continued to fall, crushing another car parked behind the scene. nghese i storms. if you have the ability to not be on the roads, they say today is the day to not be driving. >> a d lik this is the roads so wet, the grounds so saturated, today is a day to not be driving. winter stan people have to go to and from work. it is something you cannot avoid. it is dangerous out there. some events are unpredictable. >> the tow t

on scene a few moments ago. they still have quite a bit of work cut out for them to remove the trees on top of the car before toeing it to a safe location. this all happened about a block away from the on-ramp to interstate 280. it has not caused any traffic impacts to the highway. it has caused impacts to alpine road that is still closed in both directions. if you are trying to get into portola valley, you want to take another route. reporting howland. >> thao sou fchmuorthe coast hg pummeled by winds, especially near santa cruz. this video was shot a few hours ago. the winds so strong. at that time, the camera was shaking. now it is currently down. >> dustin dorsey is live with a look at what is happening. super windy.

>> i'm for not wearing a hat or a hood. there is just no possible chance i could even have that on. it is hard enough to stand. we were here today at westcliff drive. mother nature is putting on a show. plenty of people came by to check it out. a look at what the waves are looking like earlier today. as you can see, people we spoke with came as far as all tourist to see the incredible waves crashing. the wind was pushing the water up. over the cliff across westcliff drive. many of the times, soaking on cars. or people watching from the sidewalk. the national weather service issued a thunderstorm warning. that is when a concern.

two massive trees were up the road. a prus was crushed underneath. officials say the powerful winds create a risk of more downed trees and power outages as the days continue. dadoes th hatave been here for many years, they say what we are saying. some of the most powerful winds they have ever seen on the coast. the weather warning to 80 miles an hour. enjoy these views we are bringing to you. stay away from the coast if you don't have to be here. reporting live in santa cruz, dustin dorsey. >> save yourself out there in thosns. e ndioitlane closures on inters. it appears it is going to take quite a while before the fix can be completed. leslie brinkley vee w>>

wind, very cold rain out here in theg onalsa a muyk at iths contributed to te problem on interstate 580. made tu we lost two lanes on livermore. significant rainfall has come down. it has damaged a retaining wall5 eet has to be replaced. it also caused a c rning over that rt of two eastbound e closed in an area with few viable detours. only two lanes of traffic are open 580, causing significant delays. caltransenas the erosion and reg

den they are worried thees>> a g the damage. there are concerns mourn lanes can be compromised. first, help with traffic flow. >>st irdriehes tout, we will re-stre planes on the mainline and get another lane back. pushing into the medium. thil wat>> it can take weeks toe a temporary fix and get sheet piles to prop up the right lanes. eventually the lanes may have to be rebuilt. for those who wou rather take ald walk, popular parks remain closed or trails have respected -- restricted access. >> we have a few parks that remain closed. visitors definitely need to be very mindful ofon cdion parks ad right after when itd runoff of h

ese east bay hills, makings.es mavcaatn that a pict bay. >> power outaeaap m here' a qgruieeckn rmeefansyel. orange is 500 to 5000. red means more than 5000 thpor in the area. the update just came into the area. seconds ago,ow morn ethe bay area are without their electricity. it might get worse before it

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>> a live look outside as the winds continue to blow across the bay area. golden gate bridge on the left,

traffic moving slowly. on the right is the san mateo bridge. that camera bouncing around because i tstay in place. for anybody driving across these bridges, two hands or your steering wheel, because it is so windy. >> so windy and so wet, very little visibility makes for a lot of dangerous -- we have seen trees falling all over the place. let's check in on the weather conditions with lisa argen. getting more intense. >> it is, flood advisory. from the peninsula, south bay, this area of low pressure moving into san mateo. c low pressure. two areas that have formed together, that is why we are so wind whipped and heavy rain continues. i want to show you loop on the cksi. ts get the thunderstorms in the

central valley. you can see the area of low pressure pushing into the coast. when it gets close to land, it will weaken. but we have very heavy rain. 780 by hercules, san rafael getting the wraparound wind over highway 4. it is pouring by pachinko. ridge drive, a few reds also. snow in the upper elevations. mount hamilton. if you are driving, please reconsider. widespread rain from fremont 880. moderate rain across the bay. the richmond-san rafael bridge. a few breaks here and there. that will be the forecast for the next few hours. right now, heavy rain through black point. highway 37 floods all the time. count on trees and the roadways, damaging winds, and more to come

with the heavy rain continuing to move around the bay area as the low pressure sinks to the south. west on san mateo, santa cruz mountains, highway one getting nailed with 56 mile an hour winds. look at half moon bay. oakland, 72 miles an hour. 72 -- we are not out of this for the next couple of hours. we are continuing to see some problems. bringing some trees down. upper elevations, 62 mile an hour windtsusstill gusty in thef the north bay. offshore, a little bit wobbly as we pass 5:00. gus over 45 miles an hour. winds coming down 8:00, 9:00. a 40. it is really overnight hours

where things will be much calmer. the next few hours, looking at downpours. scattered in the north bay. area of low pressure sinking to the south. still pouring from the peninsula. count on very treacherous conditions. we have seen them already. several hours of rain. 7:00 in the morning, a sli commute, not as bad as what we are experiencing. winds much lighter. we are dry into wednesday. rainfall has been intense. one inch through the late hours. this shading of the green and yellow, almost three inches. with rain coming down, the models have verified quite well with rainfall potential. you can see the raindrops, golden gate bridge, the wind profile on top of mount tam broke. no reports of the wind. it is gusty all the same. very breezy camera at sutro.

51 in concord. at least two more hours of these dangerous winds. winter weather advisory is relatively quiet in the sierra nevada. the northlake area. a few inches of snow. it is really the wind whipping rain we are experiencing that will come down in textbook history for a march cyclone. it has been unbelievable. hopefully you are safe and can hunker down. we are not over with this. mid-50's through tomorrow. overnight to a level two. with winds, still level 3 until about 9:00. then we are looking at dry weather. it brings cold conditions. friday morning in the 30's. saturday morning and the low 30's. frost advisories potentially from the national weather service. still several hours of a level

system with 70 mile an hour winds. overnight tonight, late tonight will be level two. level one on wednesday. four dry days. we'll be right back. -- there you go. >> when the wind monitor breaks, it tells you what is going on. >> last week it did that with a 74 mile an hour wind gust. but this incredible for march, for the lowe's combining in the hurricane gust in oakwood. >> thank you very much. >> a live look at the camera at san francisco international. this looks pretty calm right now. >> doesn't mean the winds were not howling. >> even though it is windy with hundreds of flights. nearly 30 flights canceled so

far. expect that number to go up. check with your airline for flight updates. the wind is not just causing problems at the airport. san francisco bay ferry has canceled all service, around 3:45 this afternoon because conditions are too dangerous on the water. >> a live look outside. the santa cruz camera. plenty of rain, rain drops on the camera lens. dropping servant high winds. nobody out there. not the beach day. >> not l. -- not at all. our covera

>> we're going to continue our storm coverage. to the south bay, people say they are ready for the latest round. >> kcra3 news reporter amanda del castillo leo reports. >> in the south bay, a view from the driver seat as the rain picked up, even puddling on the roadways. he says storms over the last few months have made for a world of inconvenience. yet it is personally impacted by downed trees and power outages. >> maintenance and cleanup cre

have been hard at work focused on restoration and getting ready for more rain. elsewhere, central valley resident michael mill and says it has been tough. >> a lot of rain water my backyard. >> the constant battering rain and wind has proven to be bittersweet for him. >> we needed the rain from the drought, it was kind of coming in a lot at one time. it is causing a lot of flooding in the areas. >> in the bay area with no consistent rain come paired with powerful winds, potential to cause real damage. in san jose, amanda del castillo. >> marin county took action to try and address chronic flooding problem in marin county. the flood control board approved the installation of a portable pumping station at donahue street in drake avenue. -- drake boulevard near the

highway 101 on-ramp. mp willeuced flooding, which happens during severe storms and high tides. the county is also working with caltrans on a permanent pumping station in the area. >> look i at the power outage map from the bay area from pg&e. green means less then 50 customers without power, yellow at 500. eehe red on the than 5000 in that area are without electricity. we just got an update in from pg&e. they say 100,000 customers in the bay area are without electricity. with the winds as strong as they are, a chance that number could go up. you can access the same live doppler 7 our weather team uses. and you need it this week. available on-demand on the kcra3 bay area app. download it

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>> we continue out of the east bay. a massive tree came crashing down on multiple vehicles. look at the white car right there. it tookafs trnwooo tcead people stuck inside. they wereaken by an ambulance to a nearb ty hospital. t is time. that is a scary sight you can see the person dressed in an orange overcoat. had to be frightening. >> something similar happened already in san mateo county. this happened

coming down on alpine road near interstate 280. one of the exits off of 280. it crushed theicle and sadly almost the driver inside. nobody else was hurt, just the one driver inside. we are getting word of the derailment of an amtrak train. that was about half mile east of port costa. lie this a one tractor ailment. tell us whaentails, but nobody, thankfully. we will have more information as soon as it becomes available. quite possible. we don't have that confirmed. you can have a tree branch down on the tracks. we have seen so much of the locale train tracks through the past few storms. >> a lot can go wrong getting this level of wind and this much rain. how many more hours of these intense conditions the you think

we have? >> two to three hours. i just saw a tweet from my colleague saying classic eyewall as the winds over him completely stopped. san francisco and oakland, 60 and 74 miles an hour. as the mid-latitude cyclone eyes moves ashore, we get the calm winds with very heavy rain. this slowly slide out of the bay area. look at the wind on top of the rain. that is a classic area of low pressure that has consolidated. it has become stronger and it continues to whip and lash the peninsula, the bay area, thunderstorms on the backside of it. snow in southern california. a nevada. there is the dry area. you can call it an eyewall where it has been calm.

this has moved into the north bay and the east bay. american canyons, moderate to heavy rain around venetian, martin s. 680 in concord. it has been pouring through pleasant hill, continuing to the south. snowew on mount hamilton. summit at the santa cruz mountains. temperatures hovering around freezing. there's a look at the highlighted area. urban and small stream flood advisory. high wind warning from the san mateo coast through 9:00. another four hours that we will be wind whipped, lashed with heavy rain. a there will be more rain. towards the north bay, sears point, black point, flooding and widening out. this is incredible. it will be one of these textbook scenarios where you learn about how psychogenesis, bomb cyclone's happen. that happened off of the coast.

sfo, 56 mile wind gusts. still over 70 miles an hour. hurricane force wind gust at 74. you have been there in oakland. looking at san mateo. 41 an hour wind gusts. 55 to 64 miles an hour. taking you through the next several hours. we are in the heat of the moment with very gusty winds. can see the winds moving around the area of low pressure. cyclone as we look at the wind gusts for the next several hours. 6:00, not much has changed. purple in the east bay. the he tnatialafter 7:00, 8:00,. not until later on this evening where we can probably feel more secure in your home, or on the

roads. heavy downpours getting through tuesday night into wednesday. stillain tinhe morit breaks ofy afternoon. we will see dry conditions. up to threencre continues to rain. we have the 40 to 60 mile an hour winds. golden gate bridge is soggy. we've got the wet raindrop, the wet conditions. it is pretty dangerous. look at that picture. it is kind of scary. it is beautiful. we've had the gusty winds, a little bit of s.un the sun setting a 7:22. winds coming down a little bit. 49 in livermore. there's a look at the mountains or hopefully no one is thinking of going with the winter weather advisory. dry conditions tomorrow. cold, well below average. at least we will enjoy a break from the rain. level 3 system for the next

couple of hours. level two system from 10:00 to 11:00. level one system overnight. that gives you an idea of how it will take time for things to really improve. there is the drive forecast with cold mornings. tomorrow morning, a few scattered showers. breezy winds. and a break. i wish i could say the rain is over. looking at a level one system. it looks pretty decent, as well. not something we think will fade away. weaving monday and tuesday will materialize into more rain. >> i don't want to learn that much about cyclone genesis. i would rather read it in a textbook if available. >> i was going to say, you got a lesson at 3:00. pretty incredible. >> you can access doppler 7 lisa is using to keep track of all of the conditions available on demand.

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>> let's give you another live look outside. that is not a rainbow, is it? optical illusions, but in little hint of sun. amid the very stormy conditions. the south bay and the peninsula harder hit in terms of rain coming down. strong high winds, fast winds. certainly a lot of downed trees. climbed to over 100,000 customers. we are in the middle of it. and a bad traffic situation developing right now. >> look at the cars on the right side of your screen. most of the vehicles would be heading toward the bay bridge. the lower deck has an overturned vehicle. that will back everything up in the middle of the afternoon commute, in the middle of all of the rain and wind, the last

thing anybody needs right now. you can see oncoming traffic. it is not a still photo. the cars are not moving, there is nowhere to go because of the traffic accident. >> it seems like it is crawling a little bit. if we get another camera shot later on, that is where there is a big rig that is rolled over. eastbound right before treasure island. that afternoon commute ongoiity. >> they moved 10 feet. >> you can see, although i'm not sure if the signal is -- >> you can't see the lower deck. that is where it is. the upper deck, for anybody driving into the city, i keep repeating this. when i came in, it was so windy, you have to hold onto the steering wheel. so many people have suvs. you really start to shake around

there. >> we are still in the thick of the danger. in the meantime. >> kcra3 news is committed to building -- abc7news has committed to building a better bay area. >> liz kreutz tells us about a new report that has a price tag on ending it in san francisco and the dollar amount is staggering. >>e , angry, we can' fed up busy n potentiallhal re the homeless crisis. plan>> this was not a serious or remotely feasible plan to endo. >> you say we hit a bump in the yad, the plan report was more ouker a face. >>s department of homelessness. it looks into to implement the supe for all p.

a plan unanimously passed by the board of supervisors to end unsheltered homelessness in san francisco in three years. legislation to make the report. >> that is whawe get back from hsh. >> the place where all program hopes to end unsheltered homelessness by creating enough shelter beds for homeless people in san francisco. the report concluded the cost to do that and meet that goal would be $1.45 billion. they know it is not feasible. > it should not cost that much money to build shelter beds. but they cost aside, it is not the right plan. >> jennifer freedom box is the executive director of the coalition on homelessness. she said it's unrealistic to think they can meet the goal without a hefty price tag, but says adding shelter beds is not the solution. >> i realize it will be

counterintuitive. if you overinvest in shelter, you drive up street homelessness. people are stuck in shelter and living there for the rest of their life like what happens in new york city. when people become homeless, they end up on the streets because there's no room. >> she says what is being done is not working and it is time to try something new. >> we've got to get a handle on our sidewalks and we cannot if we don't have enough on our shelter. >> joining me now is phil matier. what does it mean? >> it means basically it's going to be too expensive for san francisco to solve its homeless problem. the best it cor is even under thisan plan, spending over $2 billion when you add it all together. it might reduce homelessness like we are seeing by about a quarter, 25%. it would do better with families. the street homeless we are

seeing, it will really have ended as we know it. so we've got to figure out what to do from there. >> is the report saying anything new? we know it is a bad situation. there's a lot of possible remedies, but nothing has woedrk. >> what this report says is it does not say. it is kind of important. it does not say they can solve it. spend this money and we get this going, it is going to change the entire landscape. in san francisco, the biggest allenge they are facing ichs the courtsess you have a perfect place toomutnlay s up u for that night,thstreets. they are same what we've got ise get to first base, we have to get there. otherwise we can have more information on the streets. we will notor permanent housinge will have more people on the streets.

it is a big confrontation the city has to grapple with right now. it has been 20 years, and it is not getting better. >> any immediate steps for the city? you got t report, what can you do today? >> what they are trying to do is install tiny homes and vacant lots. even that is getting pushed back. people in the missions say we don't want it here, people saying we don't want something becoming permanent in our neighborhood. what we are going to do is probably see more, get him in, get the tents back in, get him off of the streets. that is where the push is. businesses are hurting, tourism doesn't want to see it. it is a visual and impact problem. you may not like it philosophically. the businesses are saying we've got to do something on the immediate problem. that is where we are. >> 1.5 billion dollars, that is a high bar to reach.

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directions with the wind and the rain. if you don't have to go out and drive, do not. there is an incident of an overturned vehicle, truck, big rig on the lower deck of the bay bridge. that is basically any attempt to get to the east bay right now via the bay bridge. >> that can be worsening the traffic on the san mateo bridge. let's check in with lisa argen who is hopefully going to give then answer as to when winds will die down, when we dry off. >> i will give you an answer. >> hopefully the answer -- >> a good answer. not just an answer. >> no, but i have good images of the mid-latitude cyclone offshore. we are looking at this moving in and weakening the next couple of hours. it is still in peak performance. the rotation, cold air and warm air clashing making for very

heavy rain. a flood advisory through 7:15 through penn grove and along the bayshore through stanford and the south bay. heavy rain, thunderstorms on the east side of it. we are looking at that beginning to move into the san mateo coast and looking at the rain breaking up late tonight. we have it for a couple more hours. 680 pacheco, concord, aroun point, upper elevations, the hills and mountains looking at snow. a solid deck of widespread rain. high wind warning. we are having problems from pescadero, highway one. current wind gust 72 miles an hour. oakland, sfo 56. if you have to drive between now and 7:00. winds over 40 miles an hour. the east bay, the south bay, almost as windy. certainly not quite. gusting to 70 miles an hour. ben loman at 40 miles an hour.

we are looking at this area of low pressure, this cyclone weakening. it will take until 7:00, 8:00. that is when winds will be comparatively weaker than what we were looking at now. 9:00, 30 miles an hour. 10:00, we can handle that. through the next several hours, the rain not letting up. downpours through the early morning. that will make for a slippery commut winds not aggressive as tomorrow morning. four dry days to enjoy. there is the totals, half inch, we are in the thick of it the next couple of hours. the golden gate bridge one of the only places that is not as bad as the san mateo, the don barton. you can see the sky looks threatening. the xtnesome dry days to look fd to. >> we look forward to some dry

days. i think we speak for everybody. >> let's get to tim johns. live along the embarcadero. >> it looks decent. >> look at the surf. >> we have relief from the rain day. i will step aside and show you the crazy swell going on. look at the waves pouring straight over the barrier. onto the sidewalk. even going onto the street. we have seen some folks stopping, taking photos, taking video. we don't encourage folks to get too close to the water. this has been going on for several hours. the water is so treacherous. the sun has come out temporarily. what lisa was telling us, we are affecting the storm for at least a couple more hours. i know we were also mentioning the crash on the bay bridge. standing here, you can see a lot

of the traffic. up through this area, a lot of backup happening. ran into the peak of rush hour. folks are trying to avoid the bay bridge. it is just backing things up. we will stay out here and monitor conditions. back to you in the studio. >> i'm not sure if you are in the position to swing -- we definitely know what is going on. and you can get live doppler 7 in the same tool, download it wherev

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may the force be with you! ♪ ♪greenlight♪ >> we are taking a live look at our tower cameras. on the left, you can see kim brown from emeryville, or you can see traffic stacked up quite a bit. bdge where the wind has been really whipping the camera. traffic slow going. the big concern as far as traffic is concerned is on the bay bridge. the lower deck of the bay bridge severely backed up due to a big rig truck that has overturned that is causing massive backup all the way down the embarcadero that we can see from where we are. >> and another look showing you the intense waves that are whipping up from the

bay. the evening commute will be quite hectic thanks to these intense storms in the wind. we will be back at 5:00.

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to care for all that is you. >> our best recommendations and our advice on a day like this but the roads so wet and aggressive saturated at the wind being with it is, today isn't data not be driving. >> somebody's coming. you ok yeah >> we are safe here now. and we have been watching this for the past few storms. >> no indications of a little bit of an eye officer, and that is reminiscent of what happens with the hurricane. as they whip across the bay area. good evening, i am ama daetz. >> we have abc seven news team

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