struck two people inside that parklet. they are expected to recover. good evening and thank you for joining us. i'm dion lim. yet another storm is heading for the bay area, so let's get a check now with abc seven news anchor spencer christian tracking those freezing temperatures and the rain. spence. >> yes, we'll start with the freezing temperatures because it's going to be cold again overnight. so let's start with our for our frost and freezing alerts. now, the area on the map here in purple indicates the areas under a freeze warning. the areas in blue indicate those under a frost advisory. everything except san francisco and the immediate coastline will fall under these alerts in the area. the freeze warning low temperatures may drop as low as 26 degrees in the area of the frost. advisory lows may drop down to 32 degrees. these alerts, in effect from 1 a.m. to 9 a.m. tomorrow. as you can see on the panel here, lows will drop to about 30 in santa rosa overnight, 30 degrees in livermore, all around the bay area. we'll see 30s as well. looking ahead though,

you see that after the frost advisory and the freeze warning, we have two days of clouds increasing, rain arriving late tuesday, and we'll have heavier rain with strong gusty wind on wednesday. and once it hits on wednesday, it may continue into next weekend. i'll give you a closer look at that a little bit later dion. >> all right sounds good spencer thank you. now in the north bay people livingr the russian river are cleaning up and drying out. after last week's storms, which brought flooding and evacuations. with more rain on the way, first responders have new concerns about additional flooding and landslides. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard is following the story now from sonoma county. >> there's a big cleanup happening inside this guerneville rv park, where flooding prompted evacuations last week. >> most of this was underwater or pretty close to it. >> angel barger needed rescuing. with more rain in the forecast, neighbors are stressed about it happening again. >> if the river doesn't go down anymore than it has, you never

know. and high tides. you just got to be prepared. >> all of this neighborhood was under three feet of water. cars too. here's the high water mark to prove it. >> so we're kind of ready to do what we have to do. >> this guerneville resort was underwater last week. today, flooding has receded, furniture now drying out. >> see, that log was underneath here. look at the material. so this is going to cave back to the road if they don't do something about it. >> monte rio fire chief steve backman is checking out the beginning of a possible landslide on this mountain road above the russian river. >> this is the kind of stuff we're up against. and as you were asking earlier, if we get one more rain, we're going to have more and more of these. >> on tuesday, heavy rain triggered a mudslide that swept this unoccupied forestville home into the russian river. parts of the road crumbled, too. near santa rosa, all eyes on this hill where a landslide destroyed a home. no one was hurt, but more than a dozen neighbors remain under evacuation warnings in case the earth starts to move

again. back in monte rio, chief backman is watching the weather. he says the ground is already too saturated. what are your concerns about more rain this week? >> landslides are our big thing. is landslides and trees down because the country is getting so softened up. everything's just starting to slide. just getting liquid. liquid is what it is. >> in sonoma county. cornell, bernard abc seven news. >> a reminder you can follow along as the forecast changes with the abc seven bay area app. it gives you the very same access to the live doppler seven our weather team uses. we'll also send alerts with important updates. moving to the peninsula. san mateo police are investigating a hit and run crash that killed a 56 year old man. he was hit while walking late last night on fashion island between norfolk street and mariners island boulevard. we are working to learn more about the suspect vehicle involved. a fire that tore through a home in san jose reignited overnight. our media partner, the bay area news

group, reports the reignited fire forced crews to evacuate a second home. this was the scene early yesterday morning when it first caught fire at woodland terrace. firefighters say no people were hurt but a cat was killed. seven people are now looking for a new place to live. no word yet on what sparked that fire. happening tomorrow, meta employees will find out if they'll be laid off as part of a new round of performance based job cuts. affected workers would be sent an email to their work and personal addresses on monday morning. from what we understand, this is something that meta officials have had in the works and they say workers who are the lowest performers would be let go with plans to backfill the positions later this year. realtor.com is pulling its headquarters out of santa clara and moving to austin, texas. in a press release, the company's ceo of news called texas the heart of innovation and inspiration. a new report from realtor.com found texas is the fastest

growing state and is forecast to overtake california as the most populated state in 2045. also, according to that report, top reasons people move to texas are for jobs, affordable housing and a different climate. moving to. a warning tonight about a phishing scam falsely claiming to be from costco. the sonoma county district attorney is alerting people about the message that offers people a new ninja creamy ice cream maker. officials say the fake costco email is actually an attempt to steal financial information or gain access to computers. they recommend checking the sender's email address to verify the email. during his first 100 days, president trump has directed elon musk and his team at the department of government efficiency to shrink the american government. the latest move by musk's team closing the consumer financial protection bureau, which was established by law after the 2008 financial

crisis. abc news reporter christiane cordero explains the mounting legal challenges. >> as president trump travels to new orleans to attend super bowl 59. new developments in billionaire elon musk and his department of government efficiency, efforts to overhaul the federal government, the consumer financial protection bureau, the government watchdog established by law after the 2008 financial crisis and in charge of safeguarding american consumers finances, has been effectively shut down. employees told to cease all activity, according to an internal email obtained by abc news that was sent by russell vought, the new director of the office of management and budget. dodge staffers now temporarily blocked from accessing the treasury department's data and payment systems. a federal judge making the move in response to 19 states suing the trump administration for giving musk and his allies access to sensitive personal data, including social security numbers and bank account information of millions of americans. a federal judge also pumping the brakes on musk's and trump's goal to dismantle usaid,

the relief agency that provides desperately needed food and medicine to millions of people around the world. in an interview with fox news host bret baier, trump hailed musk for his efforts. >> he's not gaining anything. in fact, i wonder how he can devote the time to it. he's so into it. >> trump adding the department of education is next on the agenda. republicans defending musk's involvement. >> and the fact that we have elon musk looking from the private sector into the public sector, advising the president in ways that we can find ways to reduce overall spending to get this curve down is incredibly important. >> but democrats calling the moves an assault on our constitution. >> the president wants to be able to decide how and where money is spent so that he can reward his political friends. he can punish his political enemies. that is the evisceration of democracy. >> christiane cordero, abc news, washington. >> former congresswoman and san mateo county supervisor jackie speier has joined the board of the san mateo county transportation authority. the

panel oversees the administration of sales taxes that help fund the county's transportation and infrastructure projects. before joining the board of supervisors, speier served as a representative in the congress from 2008 to 2023 and served 18 years in the california state legislature. between her time in congress and her current role, she also briefly served as a political analyst for abc seven. an historic tanker with an all new engine takes its final flight. the moment the plane landed in the bay area this afternoon and it's time to celebrate the year of the snake, one bay area community is marking the chinese new year through culture and food. plus, cyclists will have to wait a bit longer for lane cha

hey, check this out. the philippine mars water bomber touched down in the bay near alameda this afternoon. ther world war two era martin mars plane is spending the night before continuing to its final destination in tucson, arizona. it will be housed at the pima air and space museum there. the martin mars plane lands and takes off from the water, and is

the only remaining plane of its type still in operation. only seven were ever built. the philippine mars hadn't been flown since its last firefighting mission in 2012. you'll see extra police on watch during the chinese new year parade this weekend. san francisco police chief bill scott talked about parade security and says this year, the challenge is that the parade is the same weekend as the nba all-star game, which includes events around the bay area. >> deployment wise and personnel wise, that that brings challenges. but we're ready. everybody is working. we've we've been planning for quite some time for this. it's going to be a great weekend. i mean, you know, it's a lot of work for us, but it's also exciting. >> the police department says people can stay informed by signing up for emergency text message alerts by texting alert sf to 888777. all right, now speaking of today, year of the snake celebrations were held in the city's outer sunset. the sunset lunar new year festival was held at 37th and pacheco, where the community was able to

enjoy cultural performances and a cooking demonstration. organizers say the family friendly event is a chance to celebrate chinese american history and how it has evolved in the sunset district. >> i think it's good to celebrate culture because especially at this time when we know that there's a lot of attacks on our community, that there's things and places and events to bring us together and uplift our culture, especially with the lunar new year, chinese new year right now. >> the lunar new year event was held in collaboration with the outer sunset farmers market. and a reminder, abc seven is the official home of the 2025 san francisco chinese new year parade. we are less than a week away now and you can watch the live parade saturday, february 15th starting at 6 p.m. watch it here live on abc seven and wherever you stream abc seven news. well, just ahead, controversial changes are coming to a popular san francisco street, but the city is postponing the start of construction. and as we head

outside tonight, the freezing temperatures and more rain returning to the bay area. we'll talk about it with abc seven news weather anchor spencer christian. up next with your accuweather forecast. >> and i know that we've heard this before, but it looks as though the deebo samuel era in the bay may be over, with deebo asking for a trade. i got the

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you can't think about anything else. you can only draw. and you look at a beautiful flower like these and it's just you just relax. and that's the best thing. >> everyone needs to rest their brain, i agree. the magnolias have a long bloom, period. more than 200 trees will be in bloom at the garden now through march. general admission to the garden is required to see those magnolias. >> they're fragrant. >> yes. oh, i know, even though the pollen sometimes gives me some problems. >> same here. but i still enjoy smelling the flowers. totally. yeah. well, we've got more rain coming our way in a few days. but first we have cold, more cold weather. here's a look at the satellite radar composite image. cold air is flowing down into the bay area from the north. it's a little breezy out there right now. not gusty though. the strongest wind speeds are near the coast where we have ten, 11, 13 mile per hour winds. so let's move along and take a look at the 24 hour temperature change, which is not very significant. most locations are 1 or 2 degrees cooler right now than at this time yesterday, and 1 or 2 of them are a degree or so

warmer. so let's take a look at current temperature readings as we look out over san francisco from sutro towers, 50 degrees right now in oakland and san francisco, low 50s at hayward, san jose, redwood city, and 48 degrees at half moon bay. nice clear view from mount tam looking down onto the bay and parts of san francisco. temperatures have dropped to 46 degrees already in petaluma. 48 at fairfield, livermore 49. and we have low 50s at santa rosa, napa and concord. and this is our view looking across the embarcadero from the rooftop camera. these are the forecast headlines overnight. and tomorrow morning we have frost and freeze alerts in effect again. for the next two days we'll see clouds increasing a bit. just a few clouds tomorrow. more will arrive on tuesday, along with some late day or nighttime rainfall on tuesday. but the bigger rain comes in wednesday through friday, where we'll get heavier downpours and strong, gusty winds. but let's talk about the freeze alerts. the cold air alerts first freeze warning is in this area covered by the darker blue. so from the north bay inland valleys into the east bay valleys and down into the

eastern santa clara hills, we'll see low temperatures dropping as low as 26 degrees overnight. the area under blue is where we have the frost advisory. that includes everything except san francisco and the coastline. in those areas, lows may drop as low as 32 degrees. both of these alerts, in effect from 1 a.m. to 9 a.m. tomorrow. so overnight, look for low temperatures down to about 30 at santa rosa and livermore, 32 and morgan hill right around the bay shoreline mid to upper 30s. so it's going to be cold just about everywhere. and tomorrow, mainly sunny skies with a few clouds developing late in the day. highs in the afternoon will range from 55 to about 58 degrees. for most of the bay area, only a couple of locations like fairfield will hit 59 and san jose will get about 60 as a high tomorrow. now, looking ahead at the approaching rainfall. rain will arrive late tuesday. it will be sort of a moderate to light to moderate rain on wednesday, but a heavier storm comes in on thursday that will bring some heavy downpours, strong gusty winds and it will continue that rainy pattern into the weekend. so here's the

accuweather seven day forecast. we're talking about a level one storm on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale on wednesday, level two on thursday, another level one on friday, maybe some lingering clouds on friday and saturday, and possibly another storm on sunday. >> super bowl 59 is going down right now between the chiefs and eagles in new orleans. the eagles are up . nothing late in the third. next year, super bowl 60 will be right here in the bay area at levi's stadium. the niners hope to bounce back from a disappointing season and make the super bowl in their home stadium. but if they get there, it's looking like star wide receiver deebo samuel will not be with them. espn reports that samuel has asked the niners to be traded, and this time the niners are willing to accommodate him. the report is that he can seek out to a new team. deebo had just four touchdowns this season, a career low for when he's been healthy. there are some salary cap issues that need to be worked out in order to make a trade, but it does

seem like deebo time with the niners is done, and it looks like former cal star aaron rodgers will not return to the jets. espn also reporting it's unlikely the quarterback will be with new york in 2025, with a formal announcement expected soon. rodgers spent two seasons with the jets, but only played one after tearing his achilles in the 2023 season opener. he's also 41 and has been flirting with retirement ovr the past several seasons. well, it's only been one game, but the jimmy butler era with the warriors got off to a great start. butler scored 25 in his debut with golden state, the most for a warrior in his team debut since kevin durant in 2016. last night, the dubs trailed in chicago by as many as 24 and then poured it on to lead by as many as 25. since butler typically plays slow and the warriors like to go fast, there was some question about how he would fit in with steph curry, but curry had 24 points in the third quarter, finished with a game high of 34, while butler got to the free throw line 13 times and made sure the warriors

didn't blow yet another late lead. everybody was all smiles after this one. >> you know, they say opposites attract and a lot of ways in life, and i don't think i could be a better complement to him and vice versa in the sense that they're not leaving him ever. probably two people would never leave him. so there's so much space for everybody else. and i get the easy job. >> he's like the exact opposite player of me, which is kind of funny. like i'm shooting 16 threes. he shot one. he's dominating the paint. i'm dominating outside the perimeter. it has the potential to be really, really fun. >> they know each other's place right? well, as for the man butler was traded for, andrew wiggins was officially introduced by miami this mornin, along with former warrior kyle anderson and davion mitchell. wiggins looking forward to a fresh start on south beach. >> you know you always you know you see the trade rumors and stuff like that. but it's the nba. you know you don't really think it's going to happen until it happens. you know you know

once i got the news you know it was just it's time for a new chapter. you know it's hard you know. but that's that's the nba. >> to the ice. the san jose sharks and the entire nhl are on a two week break for a special new four nations tournament. and the sharks they needed. they scored two goals in the first three minutes last night against dallas, and then gave up seven straight goals. they lost 8 to 3 and have now dropped ten of their last 11. and first year head coach ryan warsofsky will probably not be happy with the effort for the entire two week break. >> we gave up eight goals and you're going to be frustrated. it's a national hockey league, so we should all be frustrated. we should all be ticked off and embarrassed because this is our life. this is what we do and you give up eight goals. it doesn't matter what team is over there. it's not not not good enough. >> yeah. coach does not seem very happy. as you can imagine,

losing ten of your last 11 does not feel good. >> well, neither do the kansas city chiefs, right? >> yeah. so amen to that. >> pretty ♪ dreams begin here. welcome to the goodnight club.

san francisco pride organizers are debating major security changes as new policies fuel safety questions. plus, a first in the state plan to tackle homelessness is up for a vote, as advocates raise concerns that it could hurt the helpers. that's all coming up tonight on abc seven news at 11. well, finally, we leave you tonight with a tailgate party for young football fans in san carlos. take a look. the hiller aviation museum combined football and aviation with a flying football fun fest. you can see kids operated drones through football uprights and learned about aerodynamics with paper footballs. they also chased after those foam footballs dropped from a helicopter. oh, that looks like a lot of fun. >> and there was alliteration. flying. football fun fest. >> i don't know that. >> that was tough. i don't know

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