now at 6:30... the latest bay area storm bringing pros on the roads and hillsides. streets flooded... and land crumbling away... thanks to rain. good evening, i'm juliet the latest bay area storm bringing problems on the roads and roadsides. streets flooded in land crumbling away. good evening. let's get right to the rain.

>> doppler shows the heaviest rainfall passed through over the last few hours. the showers are starting to taper off. scattered showers around the bay and a closer look at some of the heaviest rain right now. moderate rain moving through san mateo. up north sonoma saying light to moderate showers there. even farther north seeing some heavy rainfall. this is an area we are keeping a close eye on. we have a flood warning in effect. we could see some flooding their and highway 20 -- 128 is likely to be flooded. flash flood watches effect for most of north bay and then southeastern portion we could see heavy rain at times

flooding possible. urban flooding is what we are talking about. we are seeing impressive totals nearly one in three quarters inch in sonoma. san francisco over 1 1/2 inches over the last 24 hours. san jose over one half inch. the southeastern portions of santa clara county in santa cruz county are in advisory's. we will talk about how much more rain we will say. the changes in the forecast. the sinkhole at wayne boulevard and center street has caused a break in a gas line. it happened at 2:30 pm in by 5 pm the sinkhole had gotten bigger and swallowed part of a traffic signal. that is believed to have called the rupture -- interruption. 450 have been evacuated. we do have a crew on the way.

downpours today led to evacuations in the south bay and more than 150 people were ordered to leave the thousand trails campground. they cleared everyone out as a precaution as reports of the creek overflowing. no word on when campers will be allowed back in. along the coast the waves are concerning. there is a high surf advisory. even the warnings are enough to keep some way. >> this is great. we are at the beach. >> katie stoner of salt lake city says she is happy to be out of the snow. >> it's not beach weather. >> at ocean beach the waves are choppy and they are powerful. the national weather service says the swells can result in beachgoers being swept into the ocean.

the signs are up warning against rip currents and there tuesday farther away from the water the normal. >> it's kind of a rough surface and it will take people back -- out. >> i only went up to my ankles. >> the careful. -- be careful. >> she rolled up her pants and stepped right in. >> i came all this way and i wanted to be in the pacific ocean. >> up to your knees. >> it is the pacific, and the high surf advisory will be in effect until tomorrow. plenty of problems on the road today in the rain. one person was killed in this

crash on 680 your sycamore valley road in danville. for cars were involved in one of them completely mangled. two lanes were shut down. the driver of this garbage truck lost control smashed through guardrail and slated down an embankment. if it went any further could have slammed into a house below. the driver has minor injuries. sonoma county a driver stalled out as he tried to get through a flooded area. the man pushed his car out and called for two truck. the relentless rain has forced some people to evacuate their homes. slow-moving landslide has their homes teetering on a cliff. the soil is eroding and a huge chunk of the foundation is already sliding away. it looks like any moment these homes could tumble into the creek below. one homeowner is trying to salvage as much as he can. >> i just spent last night at a

neighbors house and we will have to figure out where we will go for the short-term. >> he owns the land behind his home. they can only monitor the situation. it has become a familiar sound as we get more rain and more wind. crews used chainsaws to help remove this massive pine tree that came down on highway 1 near jenner. the freeway were shut down for hours. all lanes are now back open. steady rain today is keeping the russian river flowing. the water is within its banks and it is expected to crest just over 25 feet tomorrow. flood stage is 32 feet. here is a live look at the flights that are delayed. nearly 20 flights were canceled today. still head, an emotional subject for many families.

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trump is blaming s things are getting tough between donald trump and bernie sanders. trump is blaming sanders from will be disruptions at his rally. >> a lot of them come from bernie sanders. >> to suggest that our campaign is telling people to disrupt his campaign is alive. trump took to twitter this morning and suggested that his supporters might start crashing sanders campaign event. this war of words comes two days before five states held primaries. california's death with dignity law takes effect at the beginning of june. 60 minutes will shine the spotlight on it tonight. the woman who inspired the law brittny minard shows -- chose to move from the bay area to oregon. 60 minutes spoke with the doctor who prescribed the legal dose of drugs.

when somebody is facing the end of their life, shouldn't they be in control? shouldn't i be able to help them? >> maine arts husband also spoke with 60 minutes. he described her final moments. and earlier this week we talked with the doctor about the impact. >> perhaps this is a way to open the door and it is difficult to talk about it. it is so difficult and emotional and people come at it through their own criticism. trying to figure out what is the experience of the end-of- life? we have never been able to speak with somebody after they die. there's some doctors who really think of death as a failure. >> california will become the fifth state with the right to die law. you can see the entire story at 7 pm tonight.

still head, plenty of umbrellas out, but is the rain a blessing or a curse? tours way in -- tours -- tourists weigh-in. ,,,,,,,,

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generation. >> one more question. >> as the bay area school champions five for spots different volunteers got a little sentimental. >> about words and where they come from. >> student remembers the anxiety of spelling under pressure. she represented northern idaho when she competed in the national spelling bee in washington dc for three consecutive years. >> spelling alongside all of those kids i still keep in touch with his great. >> he took part in the national be three times. >> it was a way to gain control and you do hard work and you can actually accomplish something even though you were in elementary school. >> he represented louisiana and remember the were s. >> the first word i missed.

>> both volunteered at the written in elimination round. >> she was a former contestant in the bay area. the couple encouraged to dance to enjoy the experience -- students to enjoy the experience. >> if you misspell anything, then the computer will complain. >> it influenced my decision. >> none of the volunteers we talk to won the national trophy but they say they will always be grateful. the latest storm to hit the area. while it's causing problems for some... john r found others who are taking ra the latest storm to hit the bay area and why it is causing problems for some.

some are taking the rain in stride. >> watch any newscast and they will tell you how bad the weather was around the bay area. was it really? >> it makes me happy. >> it all depends on your point of view and today the streets of san francisco were full of optimist. the kind of people who see the storm drain is half-empty. they don't mind the rain on their parade. >> we love the rain. >> it helps that most to our out here came out because they wanted to. >> you are in california and we are seven miles from home and we will enjoy it. >> andrew and anthony told their friends in england that they were going to visit sunny california. >> we brought suntan lotion. >> they had to borrow umbrellas from their hotel. they say the wet weather only makes them feel more at home. >> this is what we get all the time.

>> as usual little kids were thrilled and although some of the -- them actually look like ducklings, there was one complaint. >> it calls to mind an old saying. >> no bad weather only bad clothing. >> who can complain about getting what we just spent the last four years wishing for? let's get back to julie for look at how long the rain and snow will last. >> it's coming to an end. here's a look at the doppler. a couple of scattered showers and left around the bay. further south we do have

heavier showers over the santa cruz mountains. keep in mind for the southeastern portion and for parts of santa cruz county we are seeing a flood advisory. most of the rain is falling there with a flood watch. temperatures outside her mild and we do have gray skies and the importance. as he moves on to the evening and into tomorrow these showers will taper off and we will start to see high pressure build. temperatures well into the 70s by thursday. lingering showers for the remainder of the night. the morning commute will have a few lingering showers. we could see some spots on the roads 9 am. through your day we start to dry out. breezy conditions in san ramon.

wind speeds upwards of 15 to 20 miles per hour and gusts in the 20 to 30 miles per hour. a little rain around tonight. flood warning still in effect through tomorrow. we could see an additional 6 to 17 inches of snow by tomorrow. travel delays are likely. we will see breezy conditions tonight left over showers tapering off monday morning and drying and warming as we head into the next work with. there's a look at your high temperatures tomorrow. the extended forecast shows a few lingering showers in the morning drying monday beautiful tuesday wednesday thursday warm and picking in the upper 70s thursday and friday. next weekend chance of showers.

march madness has more to do with the weather than it does with basketball. this is crazy. coming up, one bay area school was in the tournament and another had to sweat it out. we will tell you where cal is headed. will st. mary's join the bears? ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

for a young and talented cal team to gel. but the bears starting

peaking late in the season d despite starting the season 14 it took time for a cal team to jail. the game late in the season and they were rewarded. >> the fourth seed in the south and the second team elvis out the golden bears of california -- out of the golden bears of california. they will open up and friday in spokane. they won the big west regular- season tournament and titles. charles barkley has a high opinion of cow -- cal. >> other than north carolina this is probably the most talented team in college basketball. i have no idea why they lost in games. >> they were young. >> the youth caught up with them.

>> this might be the most talented team. as for st. mary's they have been on the tournament bubble since losing in the finals on tuesday. after five days of waiting the bubble was pop. the regular-season was finished 27 and 5. they will miss the tournament for the third straight year. they will settle for the an it where they will host new mexico state on tuesday. before all of the brackets were announced coach knew his team wasn't getting it because for the first time it was leaked on social media. >> i guess the players had their phones on. you can't keep those things the secret. they were rambling. >> i heard we weren't in it and

i didn't look at the bracket and i didn't want to know i was hoping it was not real. once i haven't seen i knew we were getting in. i was disappointed. madison bumgarner is expected to next -- to miss the next few games. he will be ready for opening day. they did beat the padres 8-1. portland leading san jose 1- 0. players put the shot into the upper corner that led it 2- 0. the final round of the open

he was two shots back on the 13th green knocking this monster 65 footer birdie and it kept herbalife. bill hoss had a two-stroke lead with three to play and he lost it. he forced the playoff was schwartau. he has an iron right down the middle safe not long but pulls out a three wood. this is why you use an iron. that will go into the gallery and that sealed his fate. shorts all had an easy win. nascar in phoenix call edwards crew final lot meeting in the four car but edwards make a move at the bottom of the track they come down they make contact twice. getting a win final marginal victory was .0 final marginal victory was .010 second.

eight career victory in phoenix. crazy stop. the in will be on the show to give the pit. >> we won't tweeted before hand. >> cbs is not happy that someone like that information. >> we don't we get here. thank you for watching. 60 minutes is next. ,,,,,,,,,,

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