rain and wind -- sending trees crashing onto cars... splitting apart roads... and flooding c1 now at 11:00, our late storm making a mess of the bay area rain and wind sending trees crashing into cars. good evening. >> we begin with kpix' joe vasquez where a big tree smashed cars and nearly crashed a party, joe. >> reporter: we're in the parking lot of la canasta restaurante and you can see car after car of smashed in car. >> it sounded like, absolute

thunder. >> bash, boom. down it came and fortunately not over the restaurant. >> this is my jeep wrangler. >> there was a lot of people in the parking lot. nobody was in their cars which everybody is super fortunate. >> reporter: we're back. juliet and ryan, the rest -- restaurant to know that the restaurant is open through all of this. it happened yesterday in niles county road. police have not been able to

find the woman. >> they're making every effort possible to get into the creek. but the weather now it is not safe to be in there. >> reporter: search and rescue crews are working with state water officials. sheriff's department will be back out at that scene tomorrow morning. this is the second time in a week stormy weather has made rescue efforts more difficult. last week, a woman from bay point crashed her car near isleton. crews were not able to recover her body until yesterday because of the run off. today's storms forced crews to close down roads. >> reporter: relentless rain in the rising san lorenzo has

left -- we found sammy walter collecting run off to use to flush his toilet until water could be restored. >> a large tree fell and also the county line. >> reporter: that barreled through the area overnight. bringing with it drenching rain. downed trees and power lines. and a cascade of saturated soil. >> along the coast, heavy surf overturned part of the iconic cement ship. >> it's really crazy. i haven't seen anything like this on this road. >> reporter: the road we see a scott valley home completely washed out of the storm cutting off one side of the neighborhood from the other. >> it looks like a river. and i feel bad for the people that live up the road. for them to tkpwetd out -- get

out or not to get out. >> reporter: most people managed to still see a silver lining in all the wet weather. >> we're pretty fortunate here. most of the trees are still standing. most of the park has power. i think we're pretty fortunate. >> in santa cruz, devin feeley. we have low pressure that's now off the pacific northwest that will sink south. you can see all of the moisture wrapping throughout the low. tonight and tomorrow we'll still see showers through all of the bay area and sound. over mount hamilton there will be some snow dusting the peaks through tomorrow. with all of the rain and saturated ground. there's still warnings

throughout the area. traffic alert because of the storm, a portion of i20 is shut down because of wet weather. the closure could last until the coming week. high surf advisory tonight in ocean beach. swells up to 28 feet high expected throughout the day. despite the crashing waves. we spotted a large car go ship. huge waves rocked the pier there. that didn't keep people away. >> the frothy mix of waves and spinning sand made for dangerous conditions this morning along the pacifica coast. a huge swell pummels this sea

wall for hours so roads were closed along the coastline as well as the pacifica pier. but folks still came out to watch the show. >> crazy, wild. it's nice. >> and a beautiful rugged sea into the south at rock away beach. as the rain if fell off and on throughout the day a rainbow over the pacific lit up the coast lean sky. in pacifica, anne mcavec. well trees came stumbling down in san francisco. later before kaeudz were up sopping drivers from trying to -- later barricades were up

stopping drivers from trying to cross the water. flood waters pouring through. and roberta hernandez shows us what happened. >> reporter: in pacifica which is now usually a trickle of the creek is now a raring arena. these are waters that are all spilling and slice throughout. it's very dangerous. around it is this completely saturated soil, it's just mud. and very tender jewel lip tus trees which is now the debris right here in the river.

tonight the sierra is getting slammed with snow. officials expect to have it reopened by 1:30 a.m. southern california also taking a hit from the storm. people in seal beach in orange county had to go door to door. and take a look at this pickup truck caught in high water. you see the raft and truck. a couple got stuck inside. a an bern -- united airline flights are back in the air. some travelers are still dealing with the results and delays. united grounded all of its

domestic flights. united is waiving the fees for all passengers. b.a.r.t. is back to schedule as police caught a man. he did manage to roll out of the way of oncoming trains. the man was taken to the hospital. it is still unclear how he ended up on the tracks. donald trump held a -- the inauguration crowd was the large ever. >> you're saying it's a falsehood and they're giving sean spicer our press secretary gave alternative facts to that. but the main reason. >> wait a second, alternative facts. >> mr. trump announced he will have a meeting with leaders in

canada and what is process no, and many said its political association. it's a new here in warbgd with president trump and the white house and republicans in control of the house and around the world. people here and around the states are waiting to see what president trump will do first. >> targeting everything from health care to immigration. >> he needs to make sure he takes out funding for those sanctuary cities that do not allow the law of the land to take place. >> security was still tight today outside trump

international. >> i have family and friends were on the affordable care act. obama care. some of them will die if that's repealed. >> reporter: more than a million people marched downtown in. the biggest demonstration was here in dc. what's black and white and pink all over? today's newspapers. the front page of every newspaper. was under the impression that we just had an election. why didn't these people vote. >> oh we voted. we voted. and we were strong. we voted. >> in fact, one trump supporter walked out of his hotel to find protest -- protesters and he

and salsa music and the two danced. >> see how beautiful it is. still ahead a popularrest bay business is closed for about good. >> it's last call for one popular east bay par. i'm kaeug we'll tell you why barrel tkáeufs the city may have had an inch on this. how a big bay area coffee shop is giving refugees opportunities. >> repeat flooding. raising frustration in one show of the area. oping diabetes. no matter who we are, these diseases can be managed or prevented when caught early on. because with better research, the right medicine,

and with doctors who help keep me healthy to begin with, we will thrive. a pub that's been in business for decades. it's had th regulators. tonight is the end of the line for a fixture in downtown. it's had costly run-ins with regulators. some believe the city may have had a hand on its closing. >> it's kind of like the cheers

of chicago. this crogens was the cheers of walnut creek. >> reporter: today was the last call at crogen's. >> crogen's for a will the of people was the place to go to forget about things that are going on. >> reporter: allen choate used to work security for four years. it was also where he met his wife kimberly. >> we just saw each other and it was kind of love at first sight. >> knew her for about a year before we started talking and worked up the guts to ask her out. it makes me sad. i think crogan's is a great place. >> the city has made it clear they have very specific ideas in mind for what walnut creek should be and crogan's no longer fits into their narrative. ultimately we've been forced to close our doors. one city council member told us over the phone it was the owners decision to shut it

down. but customers say the city forced the owner's hand. >> the city has an imagine they want to put out there. that's just not the imagine they want to portray. >> reporter: crogan has been the site of police keeping the bar nice and easy. the city held a special herring to a new reu skwraoeupbd for the the the haes the -- the city held a special hearing to

a new start. >> we have a chai. >> employees here are guesting a boost as well. 1951 coffee company trains and employs rescue teens. >> 1951 is the year that the un first defined legally what a refugee is. >> reporter: dough wit works for good in a haour kpas te. >> strongly to be giving a chance for a job. >> reporter: from countries including syria, uganda. he says his family fled religious persecution. but once he arrived in the u.s. he says he couldn't find a job. >> because i didn't have any resume, no experience. >> reporter: though he celebrates his new job as a pwreut ta. he says he's worried about what

happened will roll lee prostkpwr-z it -- >> reporter: in berkeley, jessica florez, kpix5. while we deal with rain and wind the south eastern part of the country is recovering from tornadoes. here is the aftermath of a deadly twister that slammed southern georgia. earl little this morning it destroyed a mobile home park. killed seven people in its path and left behind a field of debris. >> we were laying in bed and it felt like i was in a -- it would be here the a e. i never

did hear a tornado siren. >> president trump talked to georgia's senator about tornado assistance. >> we will be helping out the state of georgia. at south georgia motor sports park, sky boxes were torn apart. the tornado touched down in plains dealing with louisiana. an estimated of 128,000 people are living in areas that could be at risk from this system. this busy intersection in sonoma county looks a little more like a lake. has left completely floodedded. it's not the first time it's happened. it has become a major headache for locals. >> the intersection of highway 121 and highway 12 in sonoma county bloods so often than locals tend to look as the road closed signs as more of a

suggestion than a harm and all. >> you get used to it. it shuts the our. and sometime toward the end it's not too bad. >> reporter: that's what mike ended up doing. the water was running too deep and too fast. when sonoma creek is this flowing it can get pretty creative in choosing the paths to the seas. and oftentimes it turns the vineyards. >> i've seen a lot of water. this year tops them all. >> perhaps no one is more directly affected when this intersection floods than matt megan. normally on a sunday this place

would be packed. but since nobody can get here the story, since the start of november this place has been opened four days. >> the italians say it's dolce amoro. it's bittersweet. but you just have to deal with it. >> reporter: part of dealing with it is knowing next time it rains this will happen all over again. in sonoma county, john ramos. we know why there's no sun up in the sky. storms continue through the area. but then there's a sill veer lining behind all these clouds. that will be comeing in on tuesday as we look at the completely empty golden gate bridge. there's a rare sight. we were waiting for one car and here it comes, heading south bound. here's how it looks we showed you a minute ago that powerful

looking cyclone. that cyclone will be over the area in the next 24 hours. that means we have the potential of picking up thunderstorms an hour ago. a couple of mile west. it's the kind of night we'll have tonight. the potential for, it's out. it's gone. then suddenly there will be some echoes. i aren't pally there'll be a heavy shower and a thoerps. we're app sap pwer oakland. right off the -t sunset districtless problems rain shower. that's the tone for the next 24 hours in the bay area. flood flash watch. that still leads to ponding. didn't do too badly but .6 of an inch in liver mother. a little more than an inch in

san francisco. .2 of an inch in san rafael. more than an inch in santa rosa as well. pretty good in the north bay and in the santa cruz mountains up to 5-inches of rain. futurecast shows what will happen overnight tonight. peer kwroltic shoáufrs, tomorrow for most of the days. we get some peaks at the scene but we'll also have some sudden and heavy downpours -- periodical showers. we dry out tuesday through the week end. overnight lows will be in the mid-40s for the most part. standard forecast after an unsettled day tomorrow with periodic showers we will begin to clear it out mondays night, tuesday we get showers and then finally, here comes the sun. i hope the sun is with me.

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box office this weekend. "split" stars james mcavoy as a kidnapper with multiple personalities. the movie grossed 40-million dollars. but the film only cost nine-million to make. a low thriller budget took the box office. the movie grossed $40 million but the film only costs 9 million to make. number two at the box office was the action film triple x. the return of vandecage. followed by the drama hidden figures. the animated features sing in the musical la la land. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,