this is abc7news. >> make sure they have flashlights. make sure their phone is charged. >> first responders urge the public to get ready for the next storm. this as pg&e races to complete work on -- compromised by mudslide. advice to prepare for more rain ahead. let's get a check with spencer christian talking about how much rain we are in for and some areas could get up to three inches. >> especially in the higher elevations but even down low it will be a lot of rainfall. approaching storm is a level two storm which will begin as a light to moderate level one late tomorrow night in the north bay but it will quickly expand and intensify by early tuesday morning. it will bring rain heaviest in the morning hours. gusts exceeding 45 miles per hour at times.

lower snow levels and isolated thunder. here's our forecast animation. between 8:00 and 11:00 light rain to moderate rain begins to push into the north bay. rapidly it will intensify and expand before the early morning commute gens on tuesday. heavy downpours. powerful gusty wind. that pattern continues into mid afternoon. then the storm eases up a little bit going into the later part of the day on tuesday. when for estimates from under an inch in the south bay to an inch and three quarters in san francisco to over two inches in the wettest north bay conditions could >> in the north bay it has been a race against time to reroute a critical gas line around a landslide that is still active. >> highway 101 has reopened between petaluma and novato. as the next storm approaches

seven news reporter cornell barnard shows is how those already had flooding or getting prepared. >> traffic is moving again on some on highway 101. a closed portion has reopened after pg&e completed the delicate job of rerouting an underground pipeline on this landslide in novato. crews had to cut through highway 101 and then back across the freeway. the lens line happened during last tuesday's bomb cyclone. but understanding we have additional weather systems coming our way in the days ahead we wanted to put forth contingency plans to ensure continued delivery of those important utilities. >> a new storm could bring more of what we have already seen too much of your flooding and downed trees. first responders know many and the bay area are suffering from storm fatigue.

>> we are concerned the public is getting a little bit numb to the hazards and risks these storms pose. it has become business as usual. >> the chief urges the public to stay vigilant. his department getting ready for the next round of rain. >> we may be looking at additional staffing, equipment. >> a homeowner was making the best of the dry day to get in some yard work. >> back out today because i noticed coming. >> these neighbors have gone to extremes by building a wall in front of their home to protect it from rising water. >> where the house affected the most on the >> street. jacqueline shared pictures of the floodwall. she says it has happened too frequently. water coming from a nearby drainage ditch. we have more rain coming. you have resorted to drastic measures to keep the water away. >> and that is all we can do at this point.

> with more rain coming the bay area is gearing up to get wet again. >> many people are more trees coming down in tuesday's storm. this is a tree that fell in january in the santa cruz mountains. pg&e says crews have removed more than 14,000 trees damaged and damaged infrastructure first -- is the first atmospheric river on new year's eve. arborists say trees with denser crowns are more prone to fall. warning signs include cracks around the root base or a new mound of soil. the western tree failure database shows the most common trees have fallen in the bay area include oaks, eucalyptus, cyprus and monterey pines. moving to the east bay, a berkeley sandwich shop is out tens of thousands of dollars because of the last storm. it knocked out power for four days causing thousands of pounds of food to spoil.

the owner showed us around today and told us losses include a couple thousand pounds of brisket did he says $20,000 of food is headed to the compost heap. it would have netted $100,000 in sales. > the first and that popped into our head was were going to have to close the business because we don't have a lot of working capital. we were grass fruits funded to get here. we were a pop up before this. the community helped us to get into the brick-and-mortar. the community is stepping up to save the business. at least $20,000 so far has been raised online to help the business. it will reopen thursday when it plans to sell other sandwiches and notjohnny -- not the pastrat has made them beloved. a daylong standoff with an armed man no goal roy has come to an arms -- has come to an end.

deputy sheriffs responded at 8:00 a.m. and were one suspect. less than two hours ago gunfire you've upped it again. authorities say the man walked out of the house and was a threat. that is when an officer from an area agency opened fire. the suspect was wounded and has been taken to the hospital. a sheriff's deputy was hit by a bullet that ricocheted during the gunfire. deputy is in stable condition and is expected to recover. >> it is a very traumatic event. one of our deputies was struck by ricochet. regardless of it as a ricochet or bullet that is a big situation. >> sergeant davis say they are still investigating what caught on fire near the suspect's house. our cameras caught smoke in the air over the scene. deputy say they will be at the scene all night to conduct the investigation.

new details now. a federal safety board says dim lighting at the powell street bart station was a country would he factor to a passenger being dragged to death on the platform in september of 2021. amy was riding with her dog and she was killed. she jumped off the train. the dog stayed on. the reached tethered to the woman's backpack. the ntsb says dim lights on the platform might have kept the train operator from seeing what was happening. the lights have since been changed for brighter ones. an autopsy found traces of meth, cocaine and fentanyl in her system with the board could not determine whether those drugs played a role in her death. the ntsb world the death is accidental. a lot of local interest in the ncaa elite eight-game between san diego and creighton because of one player in particular. >> an even better kid than he is a best ballplayer and he is a

hell of a basketball player and we are proud of him. > a college basketball standout from the bay area since his team to the final four. we get reaction from his family in the north bay. plus a storm related rescue in san francisco. the animal l but do they really?

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>> happening tomorrow you may see more police when you take part. the agency is increasing its police presence on trains and at stations monday. bart is trying to prevent thefts and violence and a fiscal crisis brought on by the decline in number of passengers. the transit agency says it's survival is at risk if it does not increase ridership. marin city is celebrating after darian trammell led san diego state to the final four with a 57-56 win over creighton. this afternoon his family cheered him on with a watch party at the marin city rec center. he had the game free throw to punch the aztecs ticket to houston. >> i am blessed and he is blessed.

we work hard for this. he played the game but we put a lot of work. > he is a humble boy and he has a great story. he is going to take it all the way. he is a good person just like he is a player and we love him. >> the un-recruited trammell graduated from saint ignatius. he played at seattle university before transferring to sdsu before this season. by this time tomorrow spencer says it will be dealing with another round of rain. >> heavy rain and gusty winds are heading our way. i will have the details in my forecast. devastation. hear from those just coming to terms with the loss after

>> president biden has approved disaster relief for storm battered mississippi were at least 25 people were killed and a powerful tornado outbreak. morgan no word has more from a town hit hard.

o ough mississippi.for the city leveled unrecognizable. the families of the 25 killed in anguish. >> it is really hard. nothing to come back to. >> jessica mom was driving the tornado blew through. she pulled over, ran inside this dollar general or what used to be the dollar general. she never made it out. >> for it to actually touch down and rip o our town apart it is unbelievable. >> the violent and deadly 20 to receiving a per luminary ef4 rating by the national weather service with the wind speeds up to 170 miles per hour appeared it has been a -- 170 miles hour. in rolling fork search teams looking for anyone still trapped under mountains of rubble while

survivors relive the harrowing moments as the twister passed overhead. >> it sounded just like a train. we all went to the bathroom, got down on the floor in the bathroom. all i could do was pray. we just pray, pray, pray. >> as resources pour into the disaster zone tate reeves promising more relief is on the way to >> take a look at this. a great horn down was rescued after the recent storm in san francisco. got trapped in the netting at the golden gate park bandshell. the parks and wrecked department says the structural maintenance team came out for the rescue while responding to storm damage. the owl has been recuperating in the carrier of animal control and will be returned to the park. hopefully we will not see more of this with our upcoming storms. >> it is not going to last very

long. we have gusty winds developing already. these are not damaging gusts but we have gusts between 20 i 30 miles per hour. ahead of the storm which is at least a day away. sunny skies over san francisco from our sutro tower camera. mid-50's in oakland, palo alto. 50 degrees at half moon bay. nice view from emeryville looking at the soon to be setting sun. upper 50's at santa rosa. 61 at fairfield. upper 50's at concord and livermore. looking across the currently comb embarcadero. -- currently c embarcadero. the storm weakens on wednesday following sunnier and drier weather. some high clouds passing by in

the early morning hours. filtered sunshine for much of the day tomorrow. tomorrow night and the clouds they can and the storm begins to push into the north bay. before we get more of that let's take a look at overnight lows. low to mid 30's in the inland, north bay, east and in the south bay. mid- to upper 30's. it will be cold everywhere tonight. tomorrow under the filtered sunshine it will be mild in the inland, east bay and the south bay where highs reach into the low 60's. a bit cooler in the north bay. let's take a look at the approaching storm. this will be a level two or moderate storm. it will develop late tomorrow night initially as a level one in the north bay but it will intensify and expand early tuesday morning. rain heaviest tuesday morning with windy conditions and low snow levels. the rain begins and the north bay. within a couple hours it expands

and intensifies before the morning commute starts tuesday. who have heavy downpours,widesp. potentially damaging winds as the storm begins to weaken going into wednesday. the ring for totals by wednesday night will range anywhere from under an inch to the south bay to over an inch around the bay shoreline to over two inches in many north bay locations. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. the storm begins late tomorrow night in the north bay. quickly intensifies to a level two before the morning commute begins tuesday. it is going to be a stormy day tuesday even with some thunderstorms. a level one on wednesday as the storm weakens to scattered showers. the next round of rain arrives saturday. now abc 7 sports with chris alvarez. >> it is hard to believe but stephen curry was once a lightly recruited three out of five athlete coming out of high school. he is a generational talent.

for time champion purity giving prospects just like himself a shine in the underrated basketball tour put on by under armour. the open gym premiered yesterday. surprise and the campers before some of the afternoon games. one of the many highlights. as jenkins out of georgia with the thing that got everyone buzzing. ducking over staff. -- dunking over steph. >> for me obviously accomplishments and success i still carry the underrated mindset. the gene is always built into me. i've always look at things that way. i can show the journey of what it took for me to carry that underrated mindset. not a lot of kids got picked to come to san francisco. i'm all the way from georgia so it is a pretty cool experience.

>> we are going to look to bring in more players and how can we involve more players. we'll put in more ideas to how we can give more opportunities to boys and girls to be found. >> that is a great program. the warriors playing a big game tonight. gpt has not played since being acquired at the trade deadline. seven games left under the regular season the w's are adding another piece with the chairmanship experience. >> we are excited to get him back. we'll plug him in. it has been a while since he has played so we will see how he looks and go from there. these guys have played in so many high-stakes games. they have been in pretty much every situation. all that experience adds up and is helpful. >> tense moments in the elite eight creighton and san diego state tied at 56 with five seconds to go.

trammell draws the file before the buzzer. the defender grabbing his waist. creighton's coach was furious. trammell made one of two free throws. the full-court heave bounces away. the bay area kid, moving on 57-56. trammell was named south region m.v.p.. will be the last team to punch the ticket of the final four? look like the longhorns for marcus carr. led by as much as 13. here come the canes. a big com isaiah wong scored 12 of his 14 in the second half. miami wins 88-81. three of the four teams going to houston, they first timers. they spell it is back in the bay over the next two days. a's and giants. exhibition game before opening day. to the coliseum we go today. tailgating should give me one of those. two run homerun.

the backflip is in midseason form. bases-loaded for tony kemp. brett wisely trying to track him down. cannot make the play. ends up being a bases clearing triple. the a's tied at three. giant scores six unanswered. joc pederson getting all that one. 9-3 on the solo shot to center. the a's, little bit of fireworks. there that thing goes. solo blast to left. carlos perez gives him a low five. that was how the scoring ended the giants win 9-5. sergio romo on the mound one last time.

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