of the bay area, the latest storm picking up strength, next.

>> this is kpix5 news. >> going pink, against president trump, hundreds of thousands of marchers across the country and here in the bay area, take to the streets with a message for the new commander in chief. >> the third in a series of storms takes aim at the bay area, bringing rain, threats of flash flooding, and powerful winds. take a look at radar, all lit up, as it picture up strength. >> more on the women's marches around the bay area, and across the country in just a moment. but first, the wet and windy weather. and here's a live look in san francisco where it's been soggy for much of the evening and afternoon. >> and the latest on the hi-def doppler shows we've good cells

beginning to ramp up after a night of light rain. there's pretty good cells coming over in the east bay around rain ton, berkeley, and -- around kensington, and berkeley. there are high surf warnings, flood watchs, high wind advisories, winter storm warnings. there's a lot on the way. the rain didn't scare off the estimated 100,000 people who hit the streets of san francisco for the women's march today. protesting president trump. chopper 5 captured civic center plaza before the march started. you can see it's absolutely packed. many with umbrellas and signs, one flag read, don't give up the ship. and kpix5 was live outside city hall, lit up in pink tonight. >> reporter: the mayor of san francisco tweeted it would be lit up in pink in solidarity with the women's march. we were in the thick of it earlier, and with all those people, san francisco police

say it was peaceful with no arrests. the energy's been so good, and so kind, and so loving. it's like love wins. >> i care about women's rights, immigrant rights, i care about all of our right, and i want something to change. >> reporter: market street from civic center, frustrated. >> it was america great. was he reefing to the 1950s? it's now our time to stand up to those people. >> when i first saw that trump was going to be running for president, i said, this has got to be a joke. and now it's reality. it's still a joke! >> reporter: patricia started her day at the women's march, moving to oakland, and san francisco. >> we've covered a lot of ground. >> if they had it in

sacramento, i would have done it, too. >> reporter: the march was peaceful, for the most part: man claimed to be and trump supporter. >> he ripped myopy gnat a dshaoiferneer- >> we came here to the women's march to express our feelings, and have a safe place, and this guys shows up as a trump supporter, and he tried to stop that. he tried to silence our voice. >> reporter: the consensus in this group, stop being silent, and get louder. >> to show we have a voice, hopefully lawmakers and hopefully lawyers, civil

lawyers will see this, and impeach him. >> reporter: the march started here at city hall, but ended at the financial district with the group gathered, and before 8:30 this evening. reporting live, kpix5. >> it wasn't just san francisco. protestors hit the street across the bay area. oakland police just raised the estimate for that city's march to 100,000. as we mentioned earlier, there's an estimated 100,000 in san francisco as well. about 25,000 rallied in san jose. we had reporters in the thick of the demonstrations. >> reporter: i'm in oak hands, where the shoulder to shoulder crowd started to form at 10:00 a.m. a sea of pink hats, and protest signs flowed down the street with messages to president trump. >> to me, it's about unifying people, and showing that people care about each other. >> reporter: it's only half a mile from madison park, but this went the long way around,

stretching for two miles to be seen and heard. for some families, this march was the first time that generations are coming together for a common cause. harvey brought his wife, daughter and granddaughters. >> i'd like to be someone who will stands up and say, we don't agree with that when things happen that we don't agree with. >> reporter: today, she is fighting for civil right. >> we will not allow them to roll back women's rights, roll back anymore of the voting rights. marchers say they will be watching he have step president trump's administration makes. >> reporter: the street were gridlocked in san jose with 25,000 marchers. for this family, today's march is less about the steps, but more about the statement

they're making for their daughter ava. >> why are you here? >> supporting women. i want to make sure that -- >> reporter: she may not be old enough to understand, and she isn't old enough to vote, but one day she will be. and when that day comes, mom and dad want her world to treat her well. >> i want to make sure it's known this isn't okay. >> and those numbers were in the tens of thousands in san jose. they chanted and cheered and held signs high, hoping they'll be heard, and that that will help make a change. >> thanks in parliament to the marches, mass -- part to the marches, mass transit was

packed. they say the busiest stations were civic center in san francisco. all of the rallies were sister marches to a bigger event in washington, d.c.. melissa was there and spoke to bay area protestors who traveled to the nation's capital. >> reporter: if yelled was a day for red hat, today was the day for pink. as thousands of women and men descended on washington, d.c., to put president trump on notice. >> my mom called me after the election, and said let's march, i said i'm in. >> reporter: the crowd was massive. >> we've met a ton of people who have come out to let our voices be heard. >> i think a lot of us will take the energy back to the community. that's the key part of why we decided to come out here. >> reporter: the buses started arriving early. the nation's capital transformed into a sea of pink,

women, men, daughters, sons, grandmas and grandpas. many wearing pink hats, and carrying signs with clever slogans, like tweet this. like we didn't come this far to only come this far. >> so many people -- it just appears to be the largest women's rights demonstration around the inauguration since the protests of woodrow wilson before 1920. >> reporter: alicia keys is just one of the celebrities that took the stage. >> we want the best for all americans, no hate, no bigotry, no muslim registry. >> reporter: madonna, never one to shy away, had this to say. >> yes, i have thought a lot about blowing up the white

house. >> reporter: harris -- >> you want to talk about women's issues? let's talk about national security. you want to talk about women's issues? that's fantastic. let's talk about healthcare. let's talk about education. let's talk about criminal justice reform. let's talk about climate change. >> reporter: so many people were here, they had to change the original route. the women we spoke to said this president trump's inaugural speech did not give them hope that things will get better. >> that's not what i heard during the election run, angry, it wasn't about working together and trying to solve problems. >> reporter: i asked a number of women if they had already purchased flights and hotel rooms in anticipation of hillary clinton. they all said they made the arrangements after learning of the election results, and this

was the first step into -- actively. in washington, d.c., kpix5. marches went on from coast to coast, president trump was busy on his first full day in office. coming up, we will look at what he chose to tackle first. now back to the storm watch. live look at the golden gate bridge, steady rain falling now, slick streets, and that is expected to continue well into tomorrow, along with strong winds. this, the third storm to hit the bay area in recent weeks. many areas still soggy, and bracing for trouble. >> reporter: we saw the heaviest rain in los gatos around 6:00 a.m., that has not stopped people from coming here to check ow the water, as flash flooding remains a concern it feels fun any to say after years of drought. >> i think we need a break. >> reporter: from the rain, that is. storm after storm after storm has left hillsides in santa

cruz county sliding this levee is now sporting a 140-foot gap, because the ground couldn't soak up anymore water. >> the first time we evacuated, we had to stay in a hotel. >> reporter: the over capacity storage facility was a place to gawk at mother nature's power. >> we've lived here since 2009. i've nevada seep it this -- never seen it this high. usually when you get here, we walk down to the water, and it's really high, isn't it, guys? >> reporter: the break in the cloud has been welcomed by people here in los gatos, but the concern remains. andrea borba. the stern of the cement ship ss palo alto fill on to its side. last winter, a storm split the

ship into four pieces. still ahead, trouble along the coast when a paraglider gets caught in the surf. >> some fear resorts aren't taking chances with the storm. the slopes that are complaining of too much snow. they won't be open tomorrow.

a wet and sloppy ride there tonight. a look at hi-def doppler no or the rest o wet and sloppy ride there to be the, that is how it looks on

the camera. and hi-def doppler shows the cells over the brim as well. we'll time out the rain for the rest of the weekend in just a few minutes. tragedy in the high surf in in -- the man crashed into the ocean. the high surf forced people to wait for waves to push the victim ashore. >> for a while, the suv was so high -- surf was so high, we wouldn't get to him. and when we did get to him, he was wrapped up in the lines, and it weighed a ton. >> eventually, they got him on land and performed cpr before firefighters arrived, but it was too late to save him. president trump was all work, no place in his first full day of office. weijia jiang shows us a visit

to the cia. >> reporter: on his first full day in office, president trump toured cia headquarters, he has often criticized them but praised it on saturday. >> i love you, i respect you, there's nobody i respect more you're going to do a fantastic job, and we're going to start winning again, and you're going to be leading the charge. >> reporter: earlier this month, president trump questioned the intelligence community's conclusion russia interfered with the u.s. presidential election. but now, he denies being upset, and blame the media. >> they made it sound like i had a feud with the intelligence community. and the reason you're the number one stop, it's exactly the opposite. >> reporter: the without press secretary also criticized the media at the first news conference held in the briefing room. >> there's been a lot of talk

about the responsibility to hold donald trump accountable. we're going to hold the press accountable as well. the american people deserve better. >> reporter: sean spicer lashed out over reports about how many people attended the inauguration. >> photographs of the proceedings were framed in a way to minimize the enormous support that gathered on the national mall. >> reporter: he did not answer any questions, orb offer comments about the hundreds of thousands of people in town for the women's march on washington. most of them to protest president trump. weijia jiang, cbs news. many called for the ouster of president trump. one sign read you can't comb over sexism. it was one of the thousands of marches across the country. thousands of people marched for a different cause in san francisco this morning. the 13th annual pro life march

attracted mostly religious groups, and people who came with churches. some traveled from as far away as wyoming. thousands of them packed civic center plaza to spread their anti abortion message. they say abortions can be a damaging experience. >> that horrible memory of that time in my life would go away. i was completely wrong. my abortion caused me depression, anxiety. >> it is about women's right. we know we have a choice, and the choice starts before the fetus arrives. >> people started to show up for the women's march during the pro life rally. despite that, everything stayed peaceful. back to the storm watch. plenty of fresh powered. drivers were taking it low on i -- slow on i 80, and highway 50 at ski run was mostly clear, but some resorts are not taking chanceing, sierra, tahoe and alpine will be shut down.

squaw valley will are limited operations and north star anticipates a delayed opening because of safety concerns. we will switch to the golden gate bridge. it's not so easy to see, but if we take it full frame, you can see the rain coming down in on the bed of the bridge, numbers are in the 40s and 50s. winds are picking up, at the airport in san jose, 44 miles an hour gusts. oakland, 36-mile an hour. napa, winds up to 25. it's gong to be a within -- going to be a windy and wet night. action is bay ride. the heavy stuff still off show around san francisco, you can see moderate rain moving in over the northern tip of the peninsula, and santa cruz, they will get hit but good. moderate rain is falling down there in santa cruz county. we have a strong line of cells coming through the bay area,

just before sunrise tomorrow morning, could be thunderstorms embedded in that, and looks like a break, but more comes in sunday afternoon about 3:00. you get a sense there will be rain from time to time after that band passes through before sunrise. and it will be an unsettled day. ponding on the roads, rapid rises on streams. as the low pressure deem pens closer to -- deepens closer to the bay area, and we could get more enhanced rainfall. massive surf at the beach, high surf warning poxed along the -- posted along the shoreline with 40-foot breakers. that's more than i can remember. 35-50 miles an hour. winter storm warnings for as much as 6 feet of snow above 7000 feet. we will get light rain developing and heavy rain and wind after midnight.

showers continue on sunday, linger through monday. lows will be in the 40s. highs tomorrow will be in the 50s, and you can't escape the rain, it's going to be all over northern california. snow in the mountains. extended forecast, showers tomorrow, heavy at time, maybe a thunderstorm or two, showers linger on monday. tuesday, we clear it up, and wed, here comes the -- wednesday, here comes the sun. eve of the nfc/afc championship game. what have we got for you for starters tonight though? reaction like this -- making noise at santa clara levy center.

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winds are picking up and the rain is coming down. widespread, now mostly light to moderate rain over much of the bay area. here's what san francisco hooks like, and here's what it looks like around santa cruz. heavy cells moving into the santa cruz mountains. showers, thundershowers, rain tomorrow as well, the last one two, three punch, and finally trying by wednesday -- drying by went, but in the meantime. get ready for tonight. >> thanks for watching, stay dry, the next newscast is tomorrow morning at 7:30. when we're making love?

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