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edition of nbc bay area, i'm gia vang. >> rain is almost, repeat, almost behind us. one more storm moving in before we get a break from all the wet weather. >> we're tracking all the incoming rain and the problems it is bringing. among them, road closures and flooding across the bay area. take a look at that. this is the north bay where part of highway 37 is closed because of at that flooding right there. and in contra costa county, a massive sinkhole is swallowing up ground near a church. >> the latest in our series of strong storms, bringing soaking rain into the bay areas really starting to fill in on the radar view. you see that yellow and orange. more as we head to san jose. look at the color coding.

we're switching to precipitation type. south of livermore toward mt. hamilton, a mix. morgan hill, some of the evening weather updates have boosted rain totals here, especially around the uvas watershed. into the guadalupe watershed. those are areas that will likely see enhanced runoff. flood watches are up on monday for most of the bay area. and the coastal and bay flood advisories, a combination of high tide and runoff. once we move past that storm which has a chance for

thundershowers on monday, we begin to see things calming down. flood watches end tomorrow night and drier weather ahead in the seven-day forecast. we'll take a closer look at that in about ten minutes. storm-related issues continue to bring problems on the roads, check out the intersection of 121 and 12 in sonoma county, clearly flooded. not the only problem drivers in the north bay area are facing. here's nbc bay area's christie smith. >> sometimes it will get all the way backed up past our driveway. >> reporter: lin knows when highway 37 is closed to novato. drivers taking a detour go down her street. >> it will shut. and they have made improvements, so it's not as often as it used to be. >> reporter: about a two-mile stretch is closed. >> the novato creek has overflowed its banks, the

water's poured onto the road. we're trying to pump it out. we're making headway, but we expect more rain today. and tonight. and we also are working against some high tides. >> reporter: crews were working today at the closure, using six pumps to push water off the road, making some progress, but the area is flat and low. >> we don't want people to get ahead of themselves. just because one of the lanes is dry doesn't mean that we're not getting more water eventually coming down with future rainstorms and releases from the lakes and streams to the north of that area. >> reporter: that makes reopening difficult to predict. >> i think it's just something we've gotten used to, and we plan around and we find alternate routes, and we delay certain things that aren't urgent. so i'd say it's an inconvenience at times. we have a basement that's not

common in california, but we do. our sump pump's got overload and we've had some water. but, again, it's part of the territory. >> highway 37 isn't the only road closure bay area drivers are having to navigate. most are in the north bay. highway 1 is closed in multiple areas in sonoma county. the big sinkhole on highway 29 still has lanes closed. in the east bay, from main street in sunol. and in the east bay. state route 130 closed near quimby road. >> and on top of that, creeks and reservoirs in santa clara

county could start spilling over. >> we stopped by two reservoirs to survey the latest. >> reporter: the santa clara valley water district made room in a reservoir today because they're expecting the nearby lexington reservoir to start spilling over tomorrow. so they're not expecting flooding in the nearby communities. as another burst of rainfall poured into the lexington reservoir, people flocked to get a look at something they hadn't seen in years. >> we drove by and saw how high it was and wanted a closer look. >> reporter: a nearly overflowing reservoir. >> we've been really worried about the low water, and now it's just insane. i've never seen it like this before. >> reporter: this reservoir spilled over due to heavy rain back in 2017. and several times since then. the santa clara water district suspect it is will happen again monday. >> given the low volume, we are

not expecting flooding. >> reporter: the elevated water levels mean most of santa clara county has moved from a drought emergency to the moderate drought stage. >> it's good to see that we're making a dent in the drought. we still need to be very cautious in how we utilize water and resources. >> reporter: valley water also tells me at that they're going to release some water out of the stevens creek reservoir because the rains they're getting now could potentially be too much for it to handle. emma goss, nbc bay area news. service to most comcast customers have been restored in half moon bay. comcast had to wait until the power was back on before they could restore internet. comcast is the parent company of nbc universal. followup on a story we

brought you last night. this is a look in an area in golden gate park where an elderly woman was killed bay tree branch that fell. the branch has already been cleaned up. police say a jogger spotted the woman next to the branch, called 911. paramedics tried to save the woman but she died at the scene. belmont police say this part of san juan boulevard is closed indefinitely. and can you see why. part of the hillside came rushing down yesterday afternoon. the slide is threatening the stability of one home and testing the nerves of neighbors. sgrf we would never expect this land to fall. we're concerned, too, because we're at the bottom of the hill. we know hey, if this house could go down, how about, our house seems okay, but the houses on top of us, they could slide down, too. >> the owners of the house where

the slide occurred were not home. a big sinkhole opened near a contra costa county church. we got an up close look and the problems it's causing. >> reporter: church leaders are grateful the church itself wasn't harped. but across the parking lot and into the garden on the church grounds is a different story. jerry brussko does work for the church of the good shepherd. between the stat seuss a new feature you can't take your eyes off. >> this sinkhole is about 23 feet deep and 30 feet across. >> reporter: a crew noticed it wednesday. since then, it's grown, filling up with water, gobbling up sandbags, tree limbs, even a 15-foot light pole. so there's still a 15-foot pole in there. >> yeah, buried somewhere p there.

>> reporter: the water flooded nearby harbor street and also took out an entire chunk of the church's wall. parishioners say mass went on as usual sunday. they're thankful the building it self is okay. >> god made insurance for these type of issue. >> reporter: harbor where the church is located is still closed. no evacuation orders have been issued, despite some of the flooding locally. in pittsburg, alyssa goard, nbc bay area news. let's take you to santa cruz county where they're keep ago close eye on the san lorenzo river, and can you see y it is raging. individual grow this afternoon shows a massive tree floating down that river. fortunately it moved through, otherwise it could have created a serious and literal logjam.

daryl hardy set up a zip line when he thought the main road might go out. he's happy he did. last weekend the bridge washed away. he thought it might, tan did, cutting off grizzly flat road. several families would have been completely stranded if not for mr. hardy's zip line. >> >> we live in the woods, you have to be preened. we have seven households up here. some are in their 80, 70, 60s, as we are, and as young as 3 years old. >> he put that in new year's weekend and the tiny neighborhood has had to rely on the zip line for weeks now, carry things back and forth, get people back and forth. the power has been out most of 2023, and there are lots of downed trees as well. engineers can't start repairing the bridge until water levels go down. >> our team is posting pictures,

videos as the storms move through. tag us at nbc bay area, and we might put them on air. coming up, the georgia bulldogs grieving the death of a player killed in an early morning crash hours after the big celebration. also. >> progress is never easy. but always possible. things do get better. on our march toward a more perfect union. >> a point of inflection, that is what president biden is calling the current time of american history why his speech honoring dr. martin luther king jr. is historic. and you're seeing our radar. signs are we're going to be seeing this stick around for the better part of tomorrow's commute. a better look at the rain totals

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okay, we have an update on those projectile shootings. at least seven cars were hit on brentwood between homecoming way and sunset road. the projectile may have been fired from a pellet or bb gun. a 31-year-old man was arrested. someone spotted a body in the water near the san francisco ferry building.

police got the call about 10:00 a.m. shortly afterwards, crews pulled the body out of the water. it does not seem like there was foul play. and a body's been found in the south bay. on kiley boulevard at about 11:30 this morning, police collected evidence. they're not releasing much information on how the person died but investigators are calling it suspicious. early this morning, a georgia defensive lineman and a staff member died in a car crash. paramedics rushed chandler lacroix to the hospital where she died. lacroix was driving the car. the witness described what happened moments after the crash. >> i just hear this bang. power goes out and comes back

on. i was curious, so i got out of bid and came out here. you couldn't even tell what happened. because they hit the power line, they hit a light pole, and then they hit the tree, and then they hit the building. i, and then they end up behind the car. i can't even say how they would have gotten into that position. >> the president of the university georgia released a statement saying the university's thoughts and prayers are with the family and victims. joe biden became the first sitting president to speak at the ebenezer ban tis church in georgia. you can see the president being introduced during a gospel performance. he noted that he was honored to be there and thanked the king family for continuing to remember dr. king. biden also made a plea to americans. >> we know there's a lot of work that has to continue on economic

justice. civil rights, voting rights. protecting our democracy. and i'm remembering that our job is to redeem the soul of america. >> president biden expected to follow up his speech by holding a meeting with civil rights advocate al sharpton and the national action net fwhork washington, d.c. tomorrow. and grace cathedral church is gearing up for its celebration tomorrow. dr. king spoke at grace cathedral just three days after he led the third selma to montgomery march. visitors will be able to see the moving sermon. a march begins at 11:00 a.m. in oakland, a special film

geared toward children will be played. and our city forest will honor dr. king with a day of service. volunteers will be out planting at watson park. day two of the annual flower market in chinatown has wrapped up. despite the downpours, thousands came out to enjoy the outdoor market packed with flower vendors food and other goods. it was between clay and broadway. it is one of chinatown's mig events leading up to the lunar new year. >> everyone is happy. we're a little bit wet. we're making the most of it. today's focus is more local, more preparation, flower, candy to prepare the new year, welcome in the brand-new year that we're going to have. a greater year, a better year for everybody. >> lunar new year is next sunday. and the big day to celebrate the year of the rabbit is february 4. you can see the tide pretty

high along the embarcadero. in pacifica, waves are generally always big but they're bigger than usual. a good reminder to stay out of the water and away from the surf. i'm not sure how many people were thinking of grabbing a day at the beach tomorrow, what will it be like? >> not a good day. the coast and bay flood advisory, due to the high tide and the flood. and the flood watches expire tomorrow at midnight. and the worst of the rain will finally start to move out. but it's not moving out now. around the golden gate bridge, look at those downpours. every time a car goes by. 47 degrees right now and an east-southeast wind at 9 miles per hour. and you might notice today it is chilly outside. we now have snow levels close to 4,000 feet. our temperatures aren't in the

50s and 60s with the rain. they're in the 40s. more rain into san jose. another 24-hour cycle of rain at times during the day tomorrow. highest totals, again, will be focussed in the santa cruz mountains. i think there's the potential of another two to four inches of rain and flood watches continuing until about midnight tomorrow night. look at the reservoir recovery. i want to show you this going back before the stretch of wet weather. that's how things looked mid december. north to south we're above capacity, you can see east bay mud close to 100%. lexington climbing. tu hour, about that far away from spillway at 99.6. this is a 66% jump in just the last 45 days.

you see we begin the day in the 40s. the worst of the rain morning to midday. the rain will start to move to the south. toward the evening the rain should be moving out heading into monday night. but right now the rain is still in the process of moving in. that's snow by the way around mt. hamilton showing up in blue. there's a look at the downpours. golden gate bridge right there and into the north bay, the north wind starts to take hold and the area of low pressure scoots to the south. that should allow for some clearing to develop. there's a bit after disconnect from the mid-level moisture. a lot of it is heading to southern california. it's that surface low that will head to the santa cruz mountains. hour by hour, things begin to

transition into the south as we head into the afternoon and evening. the heavier showers start to head out of the south bay. then after that we should catch a break tuesday. one more weaker system dropping by on thursday, and there's no atmospheric river attached to it, as can you see, thursday morning rain totals here do look pretty light. we're looking at about .10 of an inch of rain. after that, things do dry out for a considerable amount of time. not just for a day or through next weekend. but right now it looks like all the way to the beginning of next week. the biggest storm in the series for the week happening right now into tomorrow morning. slight chance of those thursday morning showers. nothing close to what we're seeing tonight. then next weekend and beyond, trending drier. the seven-day has not looked like that, as you saw, since mid december. been a while. we'll get an extended run of dry weather. >> a lot of people looking forward to that. >> my favorite part of the forecast, when you said it's

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as you drop into fremont, you may see snow on the tops of the mountains. there you see the rain into san jose. you can see more rain around the santa cruz mountains as well. the make of the rain will be between now and 3:00 a.m. and the focus should be central bay and south bay, as you see this area of low pressure's actually going to curl up and head right across the big sur coast, likely to take some of the bigger rain totals. morgan hill, watch out for that runoff flooding that we could see for your morning commute, especially areas south of san jose and out of santa cruz mountains. the flood watch is up through midnight on monday, one change with this particular storm is the combination of high tide, runoff issues, plus a little bit of wind will make it look more like a king tide.

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when we're not on the air, you can get exclusive access with our app. at least 68 people are dead after a plane crashed into a gorge in nepal. at least 72 were on the plane. it's only a 27-minute flight. the crash happened about a mile from the airport, not clear what happened. but a witness said he saw the plane spinning violently as it tried to land. video shows the plane rolling left at about 90 degrees >> airliners shouldn't really need to bank more than 30 degrees in normal operations. perhaps it was a lower than prescribed airspeed or perhaps it wasn't configured properly. >> a panel has been set up to investigate the crash. their is the country's deadliest plane crash in two decades.

we are learning about a near collision in new york. one was about to take off when another came dangerously close. the whole thing playing out in dramatic radio footage. >> delta, 1943. cancel takeoff clearance. >> reporter: a terrifying near miss between two passengers on the runway at new york's jfk airport. >> we're talking split seconds here, but the initial cognition was this is not going to end well. >> reporter: this animation shows a delta jet in the bottom of your screen about to take off friday 13th. the pilot brakes moments before a possible collision with an american airlines plane. >> we're departing runway 4 left. i guess we'll listen to the tapes, but were you supposed to depart runway four left. >> reporter: delta 1943 stopped its takeoff roll.

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almost two weeks after suffering cardiac arrest on the football field, buffalo bills safety damar hamlin is at home. i'll give you one guess what he's doing. he's watching football. his team played today. he was released from the hospital wednesday after what doctors called a remarkable recovery. took to twitter today saying while he recovers at home his heart was with the teammates on the field. the bills beat the dolphins by three points. coincidently, that is the same number worn on hamlin's jersey. some kobe bryant merchandise

is expected to seek a pretty penny. it is a worn jersey he wore during the '08 season. it's expected to sell between$5 million and $7 million. it will come with a collection of pictures and art. bidding begins next month. the warriors are head to washington. this week the dubs will be meeting with president biden to celebrate their nba championship last year. it's going to be the team's first visit to the white house since they met with president obama after their 2016 championship run. warriors begin their d.c. trip tomorrow taking on the wizards. rob mayeda here. what's happening outside right now? >> still more rain, and you're seeing a good view right here. you can see the rain bouncing off the water on the bridge deck of the golden gate bridge.

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when it comes to payday, you can with wells fargo. (co-worker 4) what are you doing this weekend? the past few years, the bay area real estate market has seen a lot of wallet whiplash. tonight, signs high rent prices may be starting to ease. >> in others you may be able to negotiate a better deal. brian chung has the details. >> reporter: when kelsey decided it was time to move out of her manhattan rental apartment she felt a shift. >> i'd definitely say the market's softening. >> reporter: a shift that could help her. >> they were hounding me. >> reporter: rents nationwide have skyrocketed over the last year. but now signs that prospective renters are starting to gain the upper hand. >> i think there are a lot of nicer buildings out there that

can give me a lot more for my money. >> reporter: here in manhattan. rents are still higher than they were a year ago but it saw the sharpest drop since the pandemic. cities seeing sharp declines include minneapolis, oklahoma city, phoenix and houston. in texas, adrian wells upgraded from a two bedroom apartment to a four-bedroom house for just a little extra. >> i'm seeing it across the whole city of san antonio, it's going down or we're staying at a certain level, but they're not going up. >> reporter: government data does show the nationwide cost of rent rising 8.3% over the course of 2022. but experts believe that pace will slow and renters should take advantage. >> it's a good idea ask for lower rent or concession. >> reporter: they should try to negotiate things like fremont or

two or discounts or parking or get fees. she has already signed a new lease elsewhere in her neighborhood. >> i am so excited. i think it's going to be really nice for me. i think it's a much-needed change and i'm really happy about it. >> reporter: a silver lining after what's been a rough year for renters. hey, new movies out this weekend were no match for james cameron's avatar the way of the water. the sequel held onto the top spot in the box office. and as of today, the film's domestic total sits at $562 million. the 13th biggest of all time. globally, it has earned $1.8 billion. >> you should probably run.

>> okay. their is scary. >> i'm thinking about running. >> i've seen this, and i don't think i could do it. taking the second spot, the killer doll horror, m3gan. the film has made $59 million in north america. >> stay away from her. >> look at her dance. rainy days are perfect for movie nights, having a cup of hot tea and maybe going for a swim? one curious bear, 30 minutes east of l.a. and the bear decided to go for a little swim. looks comfortable. the pouring rain didn't seem to bother the rain at all. hopping right out. make yourself at home. the homeowner caught it on camera as she swum around. the bear gets out of the pool and walks away. >> that's a big one, too. >> couldn't find a towel either.

whoa, there's a shake. >> nobody's swimming in the rain right now, except that bear. >> one more day. >> one more day? >> the end is in sight. finally the seven-day forecast, less of those raindrop icons all over the place. another 24-hour cycle to get through. and probably the peak rain region wide occurring right now to early tomorrow morning. we'll take you on a tour in our storm ranger mobile doppler radar. but can you see from the city cameras. this one across the golden gate bridge. a reminder to slow down your speed. right now, 48 degrees in san rafael. it is colder outside. tomorrow's highs, low 50s. during the day tomorrow, 46 in dublin and more rain into san jose at 48 degrees. sierra going to see another one to two feet of snow. look at the latest sierra

snowpack report. it is super sized. southern sierra, 285% of average. that's 117% of the april bench mark average. from here we're going to get a dry break. as long as we get our average storms february to march, things are pretty good. double digits, san francisco and oakland. oakland has already exceeded its annual rainfall total here as of the middle part of january. more rain, heavy at times. during the afternoon we transition to scattered showers, a chance of thundershowers, and the cold air could also involve some hail at times into monday afternoon. and there you see the highs from san jose to the north bay, low 50s right now. storm ranger showing you not only rain but snow. the higher peaks south of livermore. good, steady soaking rain. this is the type that causes

ponding on the roads right around the richmond, san rafael bridge. the surface low is going to scoot by to the south. so eventually, we'll begin to see drier north winds. santa cruz mountains, maybe another two to four inches of rain. the progression for this storm shows you the heavy rain at times through the morning. then as we move through the afternoon we begin to see the showers move to the south. slight chance of thundershowers as we head to the afternoon hours monday afternoon. there's one more chance we'll see some showers, but a much weaker system coming through on thursday. and you can see it in the rain totals. nothing hike we'ke wre seeing r now. after, that as we led to

divisional playoff weekend, it's going to be dry all the way through next week through next wednesday. so once we get past thursday, next weekend and beyond right now, tracking dry, which will give the waterways time to come down and a break. >> give reporters out in the field like anthony flores. >> looks better for you. >> a little dry day. >> i got to say about their this weekend the games were sensational. >> the 49ers punched their ticket to the divisional round with yesterday's win over seattle. they know when they're playing, but they don't know who they're playing against. when will they find out? i'll tell you. sports is next.

from inside the five.

>> barkley, muscling forward. barkley, what aefrt, and he, again, touchdown new york >> a giant upset on wildcard weekend. the six-seeded giants go into minnesota and beat the third-seeded vikings. because of that win, the 49ers will have their eyes glued to monday night football. the winner of the cowboys-buccaneers game will come to levi's stadium next sunday at 3:30 for the nfc divisional round. the niners advance to round two by beating seattle, 41-23. the brock purdy story continues. that storybook run. he became the first rookie qb ever to account for four touchdowns in a playoff game. he was so good, lebron james gave him a shout out. king james tweeted "purdy got game". >> lebron said that? >> yeah.

>> that's sweet. that's awesome. >> once he got in that game against miami we didn't have the luxury to worry about stuff the way the game was going. we just had to call plays. we've got a lot of confidence in him, and he gives us more and more confidence each week. >> the warriors are one of the best in the nba at the chase center. it's a much different story on the road. the dubs in the windy city to take on chicago. steph curry spotting up from behind the arc. that's money. he had 20. klay thompson for three of his team high 26. the warriors up three at the break. but they committed 23 turnovers that led to 31 points for the bulls. they also had no answer for nikola views vich.

132-118 the final. the warriors fall to four and 17 on the road this season. hey, coach, why the inconsistency? >> i don't know. you know, you can make all kinds of excuses, but nothing, it doesn't matter, like everybody's got excuses. everybody's got injuries and guys in and out of the rotation and all that stuff. so we just, we have to do better. >> down in so cal, number two stanford at usc, the cardinal playing catchup. cameron brink gets rejected. no problem. she follows her own miss. 11 points and 14 rebounds. she was the only cardinal to score in double figures. the trojans hand the cardinal their second loss their season. 55-46. back to the 49ers, i guess it's take your pick, if you'd

rather have tom brady or the cowboys. >> the cowboy match up would be another classic. oh, man. >> two different teams, though. tom brady is tom brady. >> the weather is going to be gad. >> the weekend's going to be fine. next weekend looks like mid-50s, sunshine, no sideways rain and gusty wind. >> perfect. >> i like that. >> all right, that's it for us for now. we'll be back at 11:00. >> see you then. mom, we need to talk to you about yiorgos. don't you think it's a little odd he showed up in your life right when you became a gigillionaire?! he's a gig-digger, mom! he's using you for your at&t fiber. now that it has hyper-gig speeds. he spends half day shirtless, playing vr games. kids. why do you think i became a gigillionaire in the first place?

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