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tariffs set to take effect at midnight. wall street reacting. as we're all being warned, we should be ready to pay more in the coming days. details of the plan and why the president says it could help stop illegal drugs from coming into the u.s. >> and we take a live look outside this morning. there's a break in the rain now, but that's expected to change later today. drew is here tracking the timeline of more wet and windy weather. >> plus, looking for love, a matchmaking app promising you its users to find true love for $1 million. 007. >> well, here's something free. it's monday, february 3rd. >> good morning everyone. we're going to start with a check in with drew. >> yeah. so rain returns here later on this afternoon. this morning, for the most part, it's just some fine mist and some scattered drizzle out there on live doppler seven will widen out the view and show you what we're waiting for. you can see most of the wet weather to our north around eureka, and this is all moving in our direction, but pretty slowly, so it's not going to arrive here until later on this afternoon. first in the

north bay and then spreading across the rest of the region closer to midnight tonight. so this evening we will be back on the storm impact scale. it will be a level two for heavy rain, especially in the north bay. a flood watch is posted for everyone. we could see some gusty winds as well later on tonight. so here's future weather. you're going to wake up. you'll feel that it's not too chilly out there. we have starting temperatures in the 50s with cloudy skies up above. here's a look at 4:00 pm. we're just beginning to see rain returning in the north bay. then once the sun goes down, we start to see those showers begin to move south and east across the rest of the region. and at times some of this rain could be heavy into early tomorrow morning. so looking at rainfall totals, we do expect the highest totals to be in the north bay, where those showers arrive first and kind of linger the longest this evening. more than an inch of rain is very likely there. and then those showers take their time moving into the south bay. so we see a wide range of rainfall. but that flood watch is posted in the north bay does have the risk of new flooding this evening. more rain coming tomorrow. we'll detail that in eight minutes. let's check in

with gloria. see those drive times? >> you know, it's starting to get busier out there on the roads this morning. you can see a live look at our emeryville camera, and traffic is starting to accumulate there. we have your drive time. if you're going from highway four to san francisco, 44 minutes at this time. and we're still tracking this crash in san jose that we told you about earlier on northbound 101 at toll road. this is a two vehicle crash blocking the three left lanes. well, it is still causing some big backups there. we're even getting reports that a passenger is trapped inside a vehicle. and right now there's about a 48 minute delay in that area. reggie. >> thank you. gloria. in the north bay, the latest atmospheric river delivered several inches of rain over the weekend, triggering flooding and closing some roads with more rain on the way. officials are warning everyone to get ready. abc seven news reporter lena howland is live in sausalito, with a look at what we should be looking out for and how officials are going to be prepared. lena. >> reporter. >> hey, reggie, as we brace for more rain up here in the north bay, fire officials are warning people to be prepared for things

like increased chances of flooding, downed trees, downed power lines, and also slick roadways. now, these are problems we've already seen throughout the weekend. officials from sonoma county fire district say the latest atmospheric river has brought several inches of rain, flooding and damage. a 200 foot douglas fir in forestville came down on its neighbor's house, damaging the roof line, taking out a fence and part of the back deck. by sunday morning, slosser road in the russian river valley was under nearly a foot of water, but some drivers were still going for it. >> there is an enormous amount of flooded water coming through. the vineyards are all flooded. the road is flooded. we can't get through. we can't drive through that. >> right now, the soils are incredibly saturated, so the tree systems are relatively weak. and then you add wind to that. we're getting we are seeing a lot of trees coming down. >> and that was captain colin ramos from the sonoma county

fire district who you just heard from. with more rain coming, the fire district swiftwater rescue team will be standing by along the russian river. and this lull in the storm that we're feeling right now might be a good time to set out any sandbags outside of your home. and also, when the rain does come, a reminder to not drive through any standing water. live in sausalito. lena howland, abc seven news. >> all right, lena, thank you. >> now take a look at conditions in tahoe today. our storm is bringing mostly rain to the sierra. as you can see in this video from palisades tahoe. the tahoe and el dorado national forests are under an avalanche warning this morning, and that warning did not include ski areas and highways. higher elevations at 8000ft are seeing some snow. don't forget you can track the rain throughout the week ahead with the abc seven bay area app. you can get the latest forecast and the same live doppler seven radar. our weather team uses just search abc seven bay area in your

device's app store and download it now. >> this morning, investors are preparing for the stock markets to tumble after president trump announced saturday he would impose tariffs on america's three largest trade partners. the dow alone could drop 500 points or more at the opening bell. we'll find out in about 25 minutes. the tariffs are steep. 25% of goods from mexico and canada, 10% on items from china. trump insists the tariffs will strengthen our economy. most economists say they'll actually increase inflation and risk sending the economy into a recession. the president also accuses all three countries of allowing undocumented immigrants and illegal drugs to flow into the u.s. >> fentanyl has killed this year at least 200,000 people. it's pouring in from china through mexico and canada, and they've got to stop it. and if they don't stop it, the tariffs are going to get worse, a lot worse. >> president trump will be meeting with leaders from canada and mexico today. both countries

have already announced retaliatory tariffs of their own. >> we could be paying more. >> for all kinds of items in the coming weeks. 47% of imported vegetables come from mexico and canada, including 91% of avocados and 87% of tomatoes. popular mexican beers such as modelo and corona, as well as distilled spirits like tequila, could see an increase. home construction and furniture prices could also take a hit. 30% of softwood lumber that the u.s. uses annually is imported from canada. and the cost of shoes and sports equipment, including items like baseballs, footballs, soccer balls all of that can go up. more than half of shoes sold in the u.s, and 75% of toys and sports equipment are imported from china. the cost of goods isn't the only concern that comes with these tariffs. there's also the growing concern about the cost a trade war will have on our relationship with neighboring countries. doctor terri givens

is a political science professor at the university of british columbia. this is in vancouver. and she says canadian leaders feel a sense of betrayal. >> listening to prime minister trudeau last night. really what i got was a very a sense of, you know, emotion and sadness about the impact this is going to have on the relationship between the u.s. and canada. >> canadian prime minister justin trudeau says the tariffs violate the north american free trade agreement, which went into effect in july of 2020. and canadian citizens have responded. booing when the u.s. national anthem was played during an nhl game over the weekend. >> within days of two separate plane crashes here in the u.s. another scary scene in houston, texas. a united airlines flight was forced to abort its takeoff after engine trouble, and a fire ignited from the wing of the aircraft. gloria is tracking all of that from the live desk. >> as you can imagine, a terrifying experience for the 104 passengers on board a united flight from houston to new york

yesterday. flames burst from the wing of the plane while smoke filled the cabin. passengers had to evacuate using the emergency slide onto the runway. >> i could feel the plane going super fast, like we were about to take off, and all of a sudden it felt like it, like slammed back to the ground. everyone started screaming and the plane felt like it was kind of fishtailing. >> nobody was hurt. united says that passengers were rebooked on other flights yesterday afternoon. outside washington, d.c. today, crews will begin lifting pieces of the crashed american airlines plane, an army helicopter that crashed into the potomac river last week. 55 of the 67 victims have been recovered. the ntsb is looking into the height of the helicopter before the crash. officials say they have discovered some conflicting data about the altitude of the helicopter before the crash. and in philadelphia, the cockpit voice recorder of the medical jet that crashed on friday has

been found at the crash site. all six on board were killed. one person on the ground was also killed and 22 others were injured. over the weekend, an outage affected the faa's pilot warning system that allows pilots to download flight plans ahead of takeoff. u.s. transportation secretary sean duffy says those systems are aging and need updating. now let's switch gears and talk about the weather. and drew, looks like more rain is on the way. >> yeah, and, gloria, that rain returns later on this evening. here's live doppler seven along with satellite. you can see our next system. our second atmospheric river is still well to our north, but the showers will move into our neck of the woods later on this evening and is set to soak us throughout the day tomorrow. looking at your morning right now, it's pretty quiet. you may see some mist and drizzle underneath these clouds, but you notice it's just a pretty cloudy morning and temperatures pretty steadily in the 50s. it's after 4 p.m. this afternoon. that rain returns first in the north bay and then spreads south across the rest of the region closer to midnight

tonight. so this evening it is a level two part of the reason why we're at a level two. the ground is saturated from the weekend rain, especially in the north bay, with more heavy rain coming our way. we could see some issues with flooding later on tonight in the north bay. a flood watch is posted for everyone and we will see some gusty winds, especially throughout the evening and tomorrow morning. so here's future weather through about 6 p.m. you can see the rain mainly in the north bay, then some showers closer to midnight. start to spread south and east, but watch what happens tomorrow. we have some heavy rain coming our way for tuesday, and that is because our atmospheric river does move onshore. so tomorrow it is a level three, a strong storm system with the heaviest rain and the strongest winds between 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. tomorrow. a close look at the timeline reggie aqui coming up in just a few minutes. >> drew. thank you. coming up, restaurant reopening. a beloved vietnamese spot planning its comeback this month in a new space in san francisco and changing locations. oakland based red bay coffee is set to stay inside the ferry building despite filing for bankruptcy. also, safety for year of the

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started. >> when we noticed towering plumes of black smoke in the air, coupled with a very loud rumbling sound, it just felt like the worst possible case scenario could happen. >> six people needed medical attention because of the fire. community members are frustrated with the number of incidents that have occurred at the refinery, some even demanding it be shut down. in richmond, there's growing concern over intermittent flaring at the chevron refinery. the richmond fire department is closely monitoring conditions. health experts say the flaring are not a threat to the community. and calling all fans of the bay bridge lights don't fall for that facebook event listing that says the lights are coming back on next month. they're not. the organizer of the bay bridge lights project and illuminate founder ben davis tells sfist he's not sure where that march 7th date is coming from, certainly not from him. he says the bay bridge is not lighting up on that day. illuminate has requested the social media post be taken down several times, but

so far no reply. at last check, 5057 people said they're going in. over 700 people are interested in the facebook event, but again, it's bogus. the parents of former silicon valley tech billionaire sam bankman-fried are hoping president trump may issue a pardon to their son. bankman-fried's parents were originally avidly against the trump administration, pouring millions into democratic campaigns in 2020, but the arrest of their 32 year old son for fraud has the family exploring the possibility of a trump pardon. we don't know if the plea has reached the white house. an update on a bay area business facing bankruptcy. oakland based red bay coffee has announced they're going to relocate their ferry building cafe to another storefront inside the building. originally, they said they were going to close that location for good. the company is filing for chapter 11 protection, court documents show. the company is citing the impact of the pandemic and two lawsuits as its reason to reorganize. filings

say red bay will keep its five cafes open during the bankruptcy. >> san francisco police and community leaders are working to ensure merchants in chinatown feel safe during the lunar new year celebrations these next two weeks. their focus was on stockton street. leaders discussed security, scam prevention and coordination with officers who patrol the area. and you see it there. chase center was booming yesterday with the sound of taiko drums celebrating the year of the snake. the warriors hosted a lunar new year celebration to wish the community health, luck and prosperity. there were lots of cultural performances, including traditional lion and dragon dances. people were also treated to culinary delights and family friendly activities. we are counting down to the 2025 chinese new year parade sponsored by toyota. the big event is now just 13 days away on saturday, february 15th. you can watch it live right here and

wherever you stream abc seven. >> valentine's day is just around the corner. we all know the cost of love is priceless. although one matchmaking service is putting a price tag on it a million bucks. the company three day rule, based in southern california, launched its new one year program last week. they are extremely picky. they're only selecting three people for the service that will promise. that promises exceptional personal help. the program has unlimited matches with date planning, prepping a three person team dedicated to helping you find the one. >> wherever your person is. we will be there finding them for you. we get them, we chat with them, and then we vet them through social media, through background checks and potentially credit checks if you're interested in that as well. >> oh, so far, 15% of their applicants are from the bay area. the company also promises a three carat diamond ring if a proposal comes out of the program. >> i guess if you're paying a million bucks, it makes sense to

get a ring with it too. >> i'm so skeptical of this. i don't know, $1 million. >> how desperate are you? >> you know. >> also, how rich. >> are you? yeah. >> 15% of them coming from the bay area. >> yeah. and i was reading. they have a lot of the, you know, the tech clients who they say prioritize careers. so now maybe they're looking for someone. >> if you have $1 million to throw around and you can't find a date for yourself with that million dollars, like something's wrong. >> yeah. and what is this system doing that others haven't done before? >> credit checks. >> i mean. >> first date. >> all right. okay. all right. this morning, let's get you ready for more heavy rain coming back here this evening. and then we have the risk of flooding on our tuesday. so the accuweather headlines for much of today, it is going to be quiet later on tonight. rain is back in the forecast and tonight it is a level two as heavy rain returns

mainly to the north bay. then tomorrow everybody is getting set with heavy rain in your neighborhood and some strong gusty winds. so tomorrow will be a level three strong storm out there. and the extended outlook keeps more rain in the forecast thursday and friday. so here's future weather this morning. it's relatively quiet. some mist, some drizzle out there. overcast skies later on this evening. by about 530 you can see that rain has returned to the north bay. as we get closer to midnight tonight, that rain begins to spread south and east across the region, and we will have some scattered downpours late tonight and first thing tomorrow morning. so for the tuesday morning commute, it's going to be a lot different than what we're dealing with right now. we'll have some rounds of heavy rain moving through, but it's into the afternoon and evening. we will watch this front and we're really honing in on this time frame between 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening for very heavy rain and some really strong gusty winds as this atmospheric river moves through. so the flooding concerns start to increase as we head into the next 48 hours, especially tomorrow in the

evening. we have a high risk of flooding everywhere, especially on our roads and our smaller streams and creeks, so flood watch is in effect. we'll track some gusty winds today, but even stronger winds tomorrow as this front begins to move through here along the coast, we could see winds in excess of 50mph. so that would certainly bring trees down. and we could certainly see some power outages. a winter storm warning is in effect for tahoe, and most of the snow is going to fall tomorrow. our highest peaks could pick up about two feet of snow lake level close to a foot. so we will have some issues tomorrow morning and tomorrow afternoon with snow falling on 80 and 50. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. evening, rain and wind. tomorrow it's heavy rain, gusty winds, a level three strong storm and then another storm arrives here thursday and into friday. guys. >> thanks, drew. now we're going to bring in ginger zee with a look at what's happening on gma. >> good morning ginger. >> hey good morning. so reggie amanda we will be talking about that rain that you had over the weekend. the snow up into the

sierra nevada up along the state line as well to oregon. and then as that you know, tuesday into wednesday, storms sink south. we'll get into all of it. but coming up here on gma, we start with the reaction to president trump's sweeping tariffs on goods from canada, mexico and china. there are just hours now from taking effect tomorrow. then we're going to tell you what it could mean for your wallet, the things that you could be paying more for, like the supermarket and cars and homes. also ahead, we have the latest on the engine of a united plane that caught fire. you see it all on video there. the cabin filled with smoke. people had to get out of the plane. we'll get into the latest on that story. and our chief medical correspondent and practicing cardiologist, doctor tara narula, is here. five numbers that you need to know when it comes to heart health, and one test that could save your life. also, harrison ford talking to will reeve. he's talking about being part of the marvel universe in the new captain america movie. and then michelle williams is here live telling us about her return to broadway. and reggie, i got to know, how was disney? >> oh my gosh, that's all i could talk about this morning. thank you for asking. so ginger, my friend who works at

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abc seven mornings live. >> now at 630. a lull in the rain. but that's about to change. this afternoon, heavy rain and gusty winds are headed to the bay area. drew is here with the timing of the storm that could flood some streets. addressing oakland's budget deficit, some city workers will reportedly be laid off. which departments will be impacted by the cuts. >> and the opening bell ringing on wall street in just a few moments. for the first time since president trump made tariffs on canada and mexico and

china official futures plummeting overnight as investors reacted. at one point, the dow was down 600 points. we'll see what it looks like as trading is about to begin. >> good morning everyone. it is monday, february 3rd. >> okay. we will of course update you as soon as we know the numbers. but right now we're going to turn to drew. >> yeah. and let's talk about the rain coming back here later on this evening. so this morning live doppler seven is showing you that it's mist and drizzle underneath the cloud cover. right now what we're waiting for is this next round of rain, our second atmospheric river, which is right now over eureka. this will make its way into our neck of the woods later on this evening and really soak us tomorrow. so this evening it will be a level two, a moderate storm. part of the reason why is because our ground is already so saturated from the rain this past weekend, that flooding will not be hard to come by in the north bay as this heavy rain moves through. a flood watch is posted for everybody. so you look at this morning, it's relatively quiet with those cloudy skies, temperatures in the 50s. then this afternoon,

the rain begins to move into the north bay after 4 p.m. and then once the sun goes down, the showers start to spread south and east across the rest of the region. and at times tomorrow that rain is going to be very heavy. so daytime highs upper 50s to the mid 60s. tomorrow it's a level three, a strong system. we'll talk about tomorrow's forecast in eight minutes. let's check in with gloria. see those drive times. >> good morning. it is starting to get busier out there on the roads this morning as more people head to work. you can see our overall map. a lot of green, but seeing some slowdowns where you see the red and the yellow there on the map. and we also have an update for you on that crash in san jose that we've been telling you about all morning long. it has cleared, but there are still some delays in that area. the crash was over on northbound 101 at tully road, so again it is clear, but still some backups there right now as things get back to normal and in the santa cruz mountains, we're getting reports of a crash on southbound 17 at bear creek road. it's a multiple vehicle crash. it's blocking the left lane. and so there is some delays right there. uh- speeds

are down about 12mph. amanda. >> all right. gloria. thank you. and as drew has been telling us, the next couple of days of rain could bring flooding to parts of the bay area. abc seven news reporter lena howland is live in sausalito this morning, where it is dry right now. lena. the north bay already saw flooding over the weekend. >> yeah. amanda. that's right. well, it is dry out here in sausalito right now. flooding is still a major concern here and across the north bay. once that rain starts back up again and officials want you to be prepared for it. yesterday we saw tree after tree after tree come down with the possibility of more to come down. today we also saw several roads starting to flood, but drivers continued to make their way through it, ignoring posted flooded warning signs. santa rosa fire says the north bay has received dozens of inches of beneficial rain so far this season, and it's ready for more. but not all at once. they say the biggest concern ahead is forecasted winds early in the

week, which could topple trees and power lines. >> right now, we're looking at the potential for some bright, breezy, gusty conditions throughout the week, but really stronger on monday into tuesday. so for us, when we have these back to back systems, we start to get saturated. soils and weakened trees have the potential to come down a lot easier than they would. >> the sonoma county fire district says their swift water rescue team will be standing by along the russian river during the storm. sonoma county is offering four different sandbagging stations to help you get prepared. you can find them at sonoma county fire station seven in forestville. geyserville fire station, fire district station two in healdsburg. rancho adobe fire station three in petaluma, and larson park in sonoma. now, if you do come, come across any roads that are closed or flooded, a good reminder to not try driving through any of those roads for now. reporting live in

sausalito lena howland, abc seven news. >> all right, lena, thank you. and don't forget, you can track the rain throughout the week ahead with the abc seven bay area app. you can get the latest forecast and the same live doppler seven radar our weather team uses. just search abc seven bay area in your device's app store and download it now. >> in the east bay, layoffs are coming to oakland city workers, a consequence of the city's devastating financial crisis. that's according to a memo from the city administrator that was obtained by the east bay times, the first two city departments to see staffing cuts are public works, which will see 26 roles gone. then the police department, where 19 positions will be eliminated. those are the two hardest hit agencies for this round, which will affect 100 workers total. oakland city administrator called the layoffs hard, but necessary to help close a historic $129 million deficit. unions say the layoffs are reckless, unacceptable and devastating for residents. >> happening today, activists are calling for people to skip work, school and to avoid

shopping, to show solidarity with immigrants and to protest the trump administration's immigration policies. now, a day without immigrants plans to highlight the importance of migrants work in the u.s, and it comes after protests over the weekend. this one happened in concord after police say there was immigration enforcement activity in the area. concord police say they did not assist in any way. >> and in los angeles, a massive protest took over a portion of highway 101 near downtown. yesterday. thousands marched in protest of recent ice raids and deportations. the demonstration created major traffic delays throughout the city. police monitor the situation, but there have been no reports of any arrests. >> elon musk is now facing scrutiny after the treasury department gave the department of government efficiency access to the massive u.s. federal payment system. gloria. some are even calling this move a hostile takeover. >> sources have confirmed with abc news that elon musk has been given access to the treasury's massive payment system, and this

move essentially puts the u.s. government's checkbook in the hands of one of the richest men in the world. the payment system contains all kinds of information relating to social security, tax refunds and other government payments. the top treasury official who oversaw the payment system was placed on administrative leave over the weekend after resisting to give the doj's team access. while musk's team has access to the system, they do not have full control yet. no government payments have been blocked. musk's message about wasteful government spending has been clear. >> your money is being wasted, and the department of government efficiency is going to fix that. >> how much do you think we can rip out? >> i think we can do at least 2 trillion. >> over the weekend, musk also taking aim at the u.s. agency for international development, also known as u.s. aid. about 100 u.s. aid employees were placed on leave after the agency refused to give doj access to classified material, which seems

to have been their legal duty. doge eventually gained access to the materials. overnight, abc news has learned an email went out to usaid staff informing them that the agency headquarters in washington, d.c, will be closed today and to work remotely only essential on site and building maintenance personnel will report to the office. reggie aqui. >> all right. thanks, gloria. the markets been open now for about seven minutes. so we're going to take a look at where we are. initially we were down about 500 points at least the dow was down about 500 points. and we came back a little bit over the past few minutes i've been monitoring it, but it looks like we are basically right back where we started. the dow jones industrial average down almost 500 points. the nasdaq down 358 points, the s&p 500 down 90 points. of course we're monitoring this to see how the markets are reacting to president trump's announcement about our tariffs against our key trade partners, including canada, mexico and china. we'll

continue looking at it throughout the morning. now it's time for our abc seven mornings advancer our way of highlighting some things happening in the week ahead here in the bay area. >> first, a town hall tomorrow will address a shooting in san francisco's south of market neighborhood. san francisco police will update the community on what happened last monday. a man was shot on mission and ninth streets. police say they tracked down a suspect with a gun in a nearby building who refused to comply. officers then shot and killed the suspect. >> tomorrow, solano weedman leadership academy is set to reopen after a massive copper wire theft last weekend forced the school to close, according to the vallejo city unified school district. it left the campus without power. at first, the school district canceled classes for the entire week. but then last wednesday, officials were able to place more than 600 elementary and middle schoolers at six alternative campuses. the school district says they've increased security to try and prevent this in the future. >> happening today, there will be a free vaccination clinic in san francisco in response to a rise in parvovirus amongst dogs

in the tenderloin district. the outbreak began in november. parvo is a highly contagious viral infection that impacts dogs. it can be fatal, but is also largely preventable. spca animal care and control and saint anthony's foundation are teamed up to administer the shots. this will be the first of two free vaccination clinics. the next one will be march 3rd. >> and happening today, bart is set to begin installing new faregates at the downtown berkeley station. work has already started on the 12th and embarcadero street stations. the new gates are supposed to cut down on fare evasion and improve safety. bart says it will have upgraded all 50 of its stations by the end of the year. still ahead, san francisco supervisor recall people both for and against the effort, launching their campaigns. focus on joel engardio. >> and we continue to track the stock market this morning as investors react to president trump's tariffs. you can see we are down 472 points. the dow opened to 500 points down. now

we're at again 480. we'll keep tracking this of course. >> plus the grammy awards beyonce with historic wins in music's biggest night and the details of her upcoming cowboy carter tour. she just released the daetz, and drew and i are scrambling to figure out how we can make this work. >> yeah, right. she's staying. >> busy the next couple of months with her tour. a we're staying busy here. tracking more heavy rain late tonight and through the day tomorrow. you're looking at rainfall totals since friday, and we have seen several inches in the north bay. and with more heavy rain coming our way, we will likely see some issues with new flooding across the north bay. that's something we're watching very closely, because our next atmospheric river is moving across northern california this morning. for us here in the bay, it's likely tomorrow afternoon. we'll see the highest impacts when it comes to heavy rain and strong winds. this morning. it's all about overcast skies, mist and drizzle. it's not only quiet out there, it's also pretty mild and temperatures staying steadily in

the 50s through lunchtime. later on tonight, after the sun goes down, rain is back and as that heavy rain intensifies tomorrow, our flood concerns also increase. especially tuesday evening. we track those rounds of heavy rain on some saturated soil. so here's a look at the futurecast model showing you how much rain we are expecting through tomorrow evening. and you could see several inches of additional rain in the north bay on top of the wet ground is going to cause some issues. other areas around the bayshore line 1 to 2in very likely. so tomorrow it is a level three strong storm as this atmospheric river moves through an hour by hour timeline on tomorrow's rain and also snow in the sierra. coming your

there live. look at the new york stock exchange. just trading is happening about 15 minutes after the opening bell. and you can see that we are now down 550 points. we've been watching this since 630, and i believe that is the lowest we've been so far. the markets open down about 500 points and pretty much everyone is down right now, not just the dow jones but also the nasdaq. of course, the markets reacting to the imposed tariffs on canada, mexico and china. and we will continue watching it. >> the san francisco fire department is investigating a

fire that damaged an apartment building for veterans. fire crews responded to a call of smoke coming from the fifth floor of this six story apartment building on kearny street in union square. this happened saturday night. one person was taken to the hospital. a second resident received help with housing from the red cross. some residents were told to shelter in place, while others were forced to evacuate. >> there are many people in this building who are invalids, so firefighters did have to use the stairs and carry many victims out to get out of harm's way. >> the veteran nonprofit swords to plowshares began leasing the former stanford hotel from the city. this was back in 2014. the site provides permanent housing for 131 veterans. >> heads up if you use a muni. service changes start over the weekend due to budget cuts, and some of them you'll notice during your commute today. the one x california express is losing two morning trips. several lines will also be reduced between 10 and 10 a.m.

and 1 p.m. we told you last week more cuts could be coming. sfmta is looking to slash up to 4% of service this summer, as it faces a $50 million budget gap. these will be formally presented at the next board of directors meeting tomorrow. the public will also be invited to provide feedback. >> both supporters for and against the recall of san francisco district four supervisor joel engardio kicked off their campaigns over the weekend in the city's sunset neighborhood. the chronicle reports. recall supporters gathered saturday at the irish cultural center on 19th avenue. organizers need to gather 10,000 signatures by may 22nd to trigger a recall. meanwhile, those against the recall of supervisor engardio rallied together nearby at a house on 46th avenue. the recall effort is focused on engardio. s involvement in pushing prop k through the city legislature. prop k passed in november, which will close a two mile stretch of the great highway to cars sometime this year. >> a new art installation coming to san francisco's union square

has been stalled. the temporary installation of a 50 foot tall naked woman is being put on hold out of concerns the weight could damage granite tiles in the plaza. the statue reportedly weighs 32,000 pounds. there was an event and unveiling ceremony scheduled for this thursday. it was supposed to feature dj performances with a bar and food trucks, but that's now postponed. the art production agency, which manages the artists of the statue and is planning the event called revolution, emphasized the statue's installation is not canceled. the union square alliance also said experts are working around the clock to figure out how to install that sculpture without doing any damage. >> an empty lot in a prime location in san francisco may not be an eyesore for much longer, according to our media partners at the sf standard. the lot at 400 divisadero in the central haight could soon be housing it just blocks from the panhandle and devil's triangle. city officials have approved an

eight story apartment complex, including 203 units. 20 of them will be below market rate. the next steps will be for the developer for tara to get permits. >> now it's your morning money report. experts are warning president trump's tariff plan could cost american households up to $1,500 more a year. trump has said he is aware of the hit americans will take, but says it's necessary to combat illegal immigration and drug trafficking. in retaliation. canadian prime minister. canadians. the canada prime minister plans on a tariff on imported u.s. goods. prices are mostly likely to go up at grocery stores and gas stations. so let's take another look at what's happening at the new york stock exchange. and we're down even more about 562 points. and again, the nasdaq is also down this morning. all of american indices are down. nasdaq down about 393 points s&p 500 down 95 points. music's biggest night was full of performances and heartfelt tributes. it was a huge day for beyonce, who won three grammy awards.

>> and it was this reaction to her win for best country album that has gone viral. >> cowboy carter beyonce, >> 60 virgins to me that. >> beyonce is the first black artist to win the grammy for best country album. she also won album of the year for cowboy carter. it's her first ever grammy win in that category. after four losses. la firefighters, who have been working tirelessly on putting out the wildfires prevented, presented the award to her last night. >> i'd like to thank and acknowledge and praise all of the firefighters for keeping us safe. i, i just feel very full and very honored. it's been many, many years. want to thank the grammys. every songwriter, every collaborator, every producer, all of the hard work. i want to dedicate this to

miss martell, and i hope we just keep pushing forward, opening doors. god bless you all. thank you so much. >> i love her. >> i do too. >> it's a perfect speech. >> oh my goodness. >> well, chapel road took the grammy for best new artist. sabrina carpenter picked up two awards, one for best pop solo performance and the other for best pop vocal album. and a big congratulations to the san francisco symphony, which won the grammy for best opera recording. the symphony has been nominated a total of 31 times and now has 17 wins. >> that's amazing. >> yeah. >> and some huge news for beyonce fans. she officially announced her cowboy carter tour. so she had teased the announcement last month, but postponed it to not take focus away from the la wildfires. and then overnight, she shared this post with the caption she coming? the poster says cowboy carter and the rodeo chitlin circuit tour. so far, she's named nine cities for the tour, which include l.a, chicago, new

york, london, paris, houston, washington, d.c, atlanta and las vegas. according to her website, the tour starts monday, april 28th in la at sofi stadium. there are four la shows. the final date listed is friday, july 11th in atlanta. but get this vegas is not on the website, so it leads many of us here in the newsroom to believe that she might have a short residency there. we're believing, we're praying. we're hoping we want that to happen. it'll give us more time. >> and more of a chance. >> and more. >> of a chance. yeah. >> these are limited stocks. >> this is going to be tough. >> prices are going to be high, but i'm sure they'll be worth it. such a great album i love that album. cowboy carter, you guys got to get your cowboy boots ready right for the show. >> i'm thinking, which city am i going to try for? >> yeah. >> that's what do i do? i go local and try vegas or la or do i. >> go to london? >> across the country? across

the pond. >> right. >> yeah. >> but i hedge my bet and hope she comes to vegas for a long stay. i know. >> i'm excited and scared. i don't really know how. >> to feel. >> yeah, it's a good mix of feelings right there. this morning we're getting you ready for more rain later tonight. and then just get ready for tuesday to be very messy. a live look at those clouds from our san jose camera. it is really quiet this morning. rain is back here later on tonight in the north bay. it is a level two storm now. tomorrow this system gets upgraded as this atmospheric river moves onshore. it is a level three strong storm with the flooding threat and also the threat of some strong winds. the extended outlook. we have more rain coming our way thursday and into friday. let's show you future weather this morning. it's very cloudy out there. you may find a little bit of mist and drizzle at best, but for the most part, steady rain holds off until later on this evening. here's 530 with the rain back in the north bay, and as we go later into the night into early tomorrow morning, those showers become more widespread. now for tomorrow morning's commute. do

anticipate we will be tracking some scattered downpours. it's really tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening. this is when the front, the atmospheric river is going across through here. here's 5:00 pm and this is a line of some very intense rain moving through. and also some really strong winds at that hour. and this is when we have the highest threat of flooding across the region. so that's why the flood watch has been posted for everybody. pretty much our our ground has been saturated from this weekend's rain and a lot of areas, especially in the north bay. so it won't be too hard to see new issues when it comes to flooding. winds will be gusty later on this evening along the coast with some higher wind speeds, but tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening as the front moves through here, you can see not only winds in excess of 30mph, but along the coast we could have winds in excess of 50mph. so certainly trees could come down. winter storm warning has been posted. the heaviest snow will fall tomorrow. here's a look at the snow forecast through tuesday evening. highest peaks likely two feet of new snow. lake level close to a foot of new snow.

here's the accuweather seven day forecast showing you evening, rain and wind tonight. then tomorrow. it's all about that messy afternoon with heavy rain and strong winds. a brief break in the action on wednesday, and then another storm arrives here thursday into friday. reggie. >> thank you drew. a popular boba chain is expanding here in the bay area. its first location drew hours long lines. chichi san chen is a taiwanese boba shop known for its high quality teas. the shop has won the equivalent of three michelin stars from the international tasting group. their first store opened in cupertino in 2023. now they're going to open a location in berkeley that will happen in the spring, and another is coming to daly city this summer. >> i love me some boba. >> i mean, that better be some pretty good boba. if i'm waiting in hours long. >> i'm not. >> i'm not waiting hours long. >> for anything, though. >> college students, i feel like they have the time. they're going to be like, okay, yeah. and then. >> daly city, i can speak for all the filipinos i know we all love some boba.

>> but do they have the time? >> no. probably not. >> all right. up next, the seven things you need to know today. >> you can watch all of our newscasts live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app. it's available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv, and roku. download the app now. you can start streaming. >> as we head to break here at 655. we'll take a live with the way that pg&e handled the wildfires. yeah. yeah. i totally, totally understand. we're adding a ton of sensors. as soon as something comes in contact with the power line, it'll turn off so that there's not a risk that it's gonna fall to the ground and start a fire. okay. and i want you to be able to feel the improvements. we've been able to reduce wildfire risk from our equipment by over 90%. that's something i want to believe. [skateboard sounds]

in number one. rain returns tonight. it's a cloudy day today. we have a flood watch posted. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. tonight that rain is back. first in the north bay. it is a level two moderate storm with that flood watch posted. and those gusty winds. but tomorrow afternoon is when we really are going to see some rounds of heavy rain and even stronger winds tomorrow afternoon. it's a level three, a strong storm on the storm impact scale. >> number two, the stock markets opening way down this morning. of course, reacting to the news of president trump's tariffs, they are set to begin at midnight tonight. canada and mexico face 25%. china 10%.

americans are expected to face higher prices on everything from gas to groceries. and here at 658, you can see we're down about 582 points. >> number three, protests against president trump's immigration crackdown. today, activists are calling on people to abstain from work, school and shopping to show support for immigrants. it comes after protests across the state over the weekend. >> number four, a public health advisory, remains in parts of contra costa county after a big fire at the martinez refining company over the weekend. some community members are now demanding the refinery be shut down. >> number five, a heads up if you use muni starting today. the one x california express is losing two morning trips because of budget cuts. several lines will also have reduced service from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. >> and number six, we have a couple incidents in the santa cruz mountains. we have both lanes shut down on southbound 17 at bear creek road because of an incident there, and then also a northbound 17 near ama bridge road. there's a fully engulfed big rig causing some big delays there. >> and number seven, lady gaga

debuted a new single and music video during the grammy awards last night. abracadabra was shown during a commercial break. her new album, mayhem, is set to be released march 7th. >> did anyone else feel like it was lady gaga back to her roots? >> oh, absolutely. i was like, this is 100% quintessential gaga. >> it's really good to see her again. i just loved it. >> yeah, she's leaving little breadcrumbs. you know, one song here, one song there. gave us a taste. >> she got her album, got me through 2020. so, i mean, honestly. yeah, right. >> music is amazing. >> and now she's back. and i couldn't be happier. yeah. by the way, our seven at seven program is going to look a little different this morning. it's on hiatus till tomorrow, so don't worry. otherwise, if you don't stream us, it will be. good morning, america as usual. hope you >> george: good morning america. tariffs set to strike at midnight, elon musk moves against major parts of the government, and a love letter to los angeles.