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everybody, for an even stronger storm. from kpix this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> hi, everybody. i'm reed collin in for sara donchey tonight. a lot of you saw people literally floating down the streets san francisco this weekend. now another more powerful atmospheric river is headed our way. in fact, the national weather service warns this one will be brutal, the potential for widespread flooding, roads washed out, hillsides collapsing and downed trees and power outages. so get ready. tomorrow is the last day to be prepared and people are already scrambling to be ready. in fact, you see this. in castro valley we saw a lot of you loading up on sandbags and in san francisco on the right you can see that. crews had to suction out storm drains. this week most bay area cities are offering sandbags to all of you free of charge. let's go outside, open the windows at night and look out at our bay

area bridged. just remember pavement is slick. if it's not raining at the moment, it has been off and on all day. the rains mixed with the oils on the ro dangerous out there. >> recipe for accidents, just add water. we'll get more, too. tonight we're pretty much done. this stuff has begun to clear out. we get a break in the south bay, peninsula, north bay, pretty much done, picked up not too much, but we'll pick up plenty by wednesday and thursday. so for tonight the showers will end, dry break tuesday, but the headline tonight is this. heavy rain and wind is moving back into the bay area beginning early wednesday morning. it's going to last through the day wednesday. it's going to dump heavy rain, as much as 8 to 10 inches of rain in the mountains at the higher elevations and the wind gusts even on the coastal plains could be up to 50 miles an hour. so we got of and we also have heavy surf

coming in and astronomical king tides and that's all happening midweek. so it's a bad combo and this does stir up a lot of not very pleasant memories from the not distant past which you're going to talk about. >> yes, we are. thank you, brian. one meteorologist at the national weather service warns you wednesday's storm could rival that atmospheric river that hit san jose hard back in 2017. somebody's house there, somebody needing to be rescued, in fact, coyote creek flooding caused $100 million in damage and forced 14,000 people to have to evacuate. tonight a large swath of the santa cruz mountains is under a flood advisory. santa cruz county just gave us this map showing the areas under both flood advisories and warnings. so the county warns if you live in low lying areas, you should be prepared. have that go bag. be ready to evacuate. our devin fehely went to paradise park area that's under a flood warning at this moment to show you how homeowners are trying

to defend their properties. >> reporter: the san lorenzo river is swollen, muddy and churning but still a beast in retreat, a shadow of the floodwaters that swept through the paradise park community. >> by the time we were ready to go, about an hour later we had water up to the front of our home. >> reporter: the river spilled its banks saturday sending a torrent of muddy water through kirk strangeland's garage into the street. we found him cleaning up. he says the dwnevehe insidehouse, a small victory. >> it's cold, wet, dirty, depressing work, but in our case at least it is a first world problem. >> reporter: others were not quite so lucky. >> once it breaches it fills up the garages first. >> reporter: homeowner melissa allred said the floodwaters toppled shelves and of work tables of the garage of her parents' home and rushed into the lowest levels of her own. >> our tables, our workshops,

everything just went right up and tipped over. >> reporter: everyone in paradise park was cleaning up from this impressive show of mother nature's power knowing, too, that an encore is likely. >> it's beautiful. it is paradise all year-round and we do have a flood every few years. >> i know every few years this is what i'm going to have to deal with and sometimege d yourlf. the city isfacing tonight s h cleaning up this mess. hi, betty. >> reporter: san francisco business owners have spent the last 48 hours cleaning up the mess from that new year's eve storm while the city is working round the clock to clear those storm drains. the view of

saturday's storm brought historic rain to san francisco and turned streets into rushing rivers. on monday sewer operations crews went to the hard hit mission district to identify and vacuum clocked catch basins and storm clogged catch basins and storm drains. more strike teams with specialized equipment has been added ahead of wednesday's monstrous storm. the city says its sewer system was not designed to handle the intensity of the 100 year storm on new year's eve. the puc is working with sf fire, public works and the department of emergency management to address 311 calls. it advises residents and businesses to call 311 if they need city prioritizes trouble spots. you can sign upt code to 888777 for realtime emergency texts. the puc said

on tuesday it will install temporary flood barriers at 17th and folsom, an e last roun rain. >> betty yu out in the rain for you tonight. a lot of you are finding out the very hard truth from insurance coverage. take note. most standard homeowners policies don't include flood protection. in fact, one insurance agent tells us you need a separate flood ride rider on your policy to cover the damage. stay with us for coverage of the upcoming storms and you can find all the resources if you're dealing with flooding and damage on kpix.com. this story from across the country stopped us in our tracks, buffalo bills safety damar hamlin tonight is in critical condition after collapsing on the field. andrea nakano has been following this story since it first broke. this just made everybody gasp in our newsroom. >> it really did. it just kind of stops you still and just could not believe what was going on on the field. we did

get an update from the buffalo bills a moment ago. safety damar hamlin suffered cardiac arrest during the game. his heartbeat was restored on the field and he's currently sedated in a cincinnati hospital. here's the play before he went down. hamlin took inthe ground and after getting up he collapses. cpr was administered to hamlin and he was taken to a cincinnati hospital. the game was delayed for over an hour before the league finally made the decision not to resume play. late tonight the bills players flew back to buffalo. hamlin, though, isn't alone. his mom was at the game and the ambulance waited for her to come down to the field before taking them to the hospital. so it's good to hear that his heartbeat was restored. he's got a little ways to go, but we are all sending prayers his way. >> i thought of his family, too, in that very moment. he's so young and these families celebrate these wins right along with their child who gets drafted and gets in the nfl,

just horrible. we hope he does well. >> 24 years old. >> just a kid. still ahead tonight, authorities are looking into a snowplow accident that left actor jeremy renner with some major injuries. plus from intense rain to snow in the bay areasnshers to guess what? it was not in the usual places. then later, her father became the face of fighting asian hate and she

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you got to see this video. a family of four is lucky to be a live tonight and that's an understatement. they survived a crash 300 feet down a cliffside at devil's slide. that's the infamous stretch of on the san mateo county coast. two adults, two children, a 4-year-old girl and 9-year-old boy, were in this white tesla. look down at the bottom of that cliff. when it went over. we just learned tonight the children were not harmed. the adults only had moderate injuries, but this video here, it's amazing. this is the chp showing their rescue. that's rescue team one risking their own lives to bring these victims to safety clear down there at the bottom. in fact, a cal fire official says they didn't wait for helicopters to save the children. dozens of rescuers just stepped forward, put their own lives on the line to get the job done. >> we come out here unfortunately all too often for

things like this and this was nothing short of a miracle that they survived. >> absolute miracle. tonight we still don't know the cause of the crash. we'll just rest easy knowing they're okay. a humboldt county community recovering from a damaging quake just got jolted again the second time in two weeks. we're talking about a 5.4 quake that shook rio dell yesterday morning. you hear it. you see it there. this video showing the moment it hit. the shaking, you can see the furniture shaking, people quickly running for shelter. they didn't jump under that table. dozens of homeowners are still fixing the damage from this last big quake 6.4 that struck december 20th. that quake killed two people and injured 17 others. meanwhile sheriff's deputies are still investigating a snowplow accident that left actor jeremy re crit injurhe's intee care at moment after suffering what is described by police as blunt chest trauma and orthopedic

injuries. this accident happened near mount rose highway in reno sunday morning. renner was airlifted to a local hospital and today he had a second surgery. now he's in stable condition. so that's good news. he was in critical condition. you might remember renner stars in the paramount plus series "mayor of kingstown." this is a look at icy conditions near the area where renner got hurt at the base of mount rose highway in reno. that storm brought more than eight feet snowto the sierra and is coming in the next few days. there's a lot more. in fact, tomorrow the state will conduct itfirst snow survey of the season. speaking of snow, brian, check this out. we have new video of snow showers in napa county tonight. >> i was suspicious about this. >> you kind of saw this coming, right? video taken about 8 p.m. >> let me stop you there. i did not see this coming. >> no. >> this is a bit of a surprise that we had this little cold core move over mount helena. >> here it comes now, highway

29 above calistoga. they had to break out the snow plows to clear the road. some cars got stuck because why would you bring chains to wine country? >> sure, but it can happen and it did and now covered with humility, let's talk about what's coming up next because we have this pretty sizable storm. we're coming out of 3 1/2 years of drought. so after 3 1/2 t e plenty lerojust don't rain lifornia to uothe rtond , t it does, espely nd a to t etty good pretty zabl befairly damarm bu go comi . firs gsstac i is is gobe the low we're worried about. this is a low whose energy has been split. we don't have to worry about this. the system tonight is gone. we get a break tuesday. after that we'll begin worrying about things beginning to develop over much ofthe bay area and as a result, we'll get

rain and then some more rain and then some more rain. so the fact is the computer is stuck and why tonight of all nights, i don't know. here we go on the futurecast, let's have a look now. monday night tonight, 7:30 tomorrow morning cloud over much of northern california and then tuesday afternoon, tomorrow, widespread clouds, not a big deal. then we might get a peek or two of the sun, but wednesday 6:30 a.m. the le powerful cold front begins to move into the bay area. you might think this isn't that bad wednesday morning, but the brunt of it is still well offshore. watch what happens by midafternoon wednesday. this is the major part of the system that will ramp up the winds, draw up the rain as much as perhaps 8 inches of rain by the time all is said and done by thursday evening in the santa cruz mountains. moves through fairly quickly. that part of it is we got friday

chra as s e de forecd. so we'll get a good deal of wind. the wind forecast is for up to 50 miles an hour along the coastal plain as you can see in the time lapse. wednesday morning winds along the coast will be in the 30-mile an hour range, not bad, but wednesday afternoon they're up in the 50-mile an hour range and higher at the upper elevations. they are forecasting the possibility of 70-mile an hour winds in the santa cruz mountains and in mount diablo. by midweek get a break, then more chances of rain coming in toward the weekend. at least it's not continuous unending rain. we get a bit of a chance to drain and dry. to sum it up, showers end tonight, get a break tuesday and then we get hit on wednesday beginning wednesday morning lasting through most of the day and evening. winds will pick up.

temperatures come down tonight, upper 30s, mid-40s and then temperatures tomorrow will be in the 50s, but it's a first alert day wednesday and thursday with heavy rain, dning thugh thursday and then a chance friday, saturday, sunday and monday. so expect get ready weather. for sports, here's andrea. >> thank you so much, brian. the dubs looking for their sixth straight win at chase, but could the depleted squad survive the nail biter? coming up, why the dubs weren't the only ones to make a splash on the court tonight when we come back.

big night in sports. andrea nakano takes it away. >> the warriors in action tonight. they only had ten healthy players tonight against the hawks. fortunately one of them was klay thompson. steph curry had a front row seat to watch his fellow splash brother at chase and klay thompson scored 22 in the first half, jumped out to a 21-point lead. so it looks like the dubs were going to cruise in this one, but atlanta came back in the do

lane for a one-handed slam right at draymond green and then final minute the warriors mifrom his warr wn three, quite a sequence here. klay misses long. jordan poole's shot blocked. the ball is tipped out to vicenzo and he hits with less than a second left in the game. steph is all fired up. atlanta scored the first five in o.t., but there's that man again. his name is klay in the corner ties it at 126-126 and nothing collins can do about that one. 20 seconds left, warriors down one and guess who? klay again. his tenth three of the night and klay finished with 54 points. atlanta tied it at the stripe and jordan poole has a chance here to be the hero, but his shot is off. so this one goes into double overtime. 50 seconds left, the warriors up

two, klay drives. anthony lamb fumbles the pass but gets it back out to draymondrewarr atte three's and steph definitely wanted to be part of that party, but the hawks wouldn't go away. trae young down the lane hits theti it. he had 30 on the night. the warriors at a timeout push it back the other way and klay goes for but no need to fear. kevon looney is there. he misses the tip but puts in the putback. golden state beats atlanta 143-141 for their fifth straight win. >> i feel great and i would not have been able to do this a couple months ago. so it's a huge milestone for me. just a big confidence booster individually for myself and it feels great to feel like i'm getting better with every game. >> that's it. >> heck, yeah.

>> and a good airplane. >> he's going to need some rest tonight. the cavaliers bench could not believe what they were watching in cleveland tonight. donovan mitchell went off for 71 points, the most in a game since kobe scored 81. he is the back from 21 to beat the bulls in overtime. the warriors have a couple days to rest. they play agwednd >> thanks. the golden state warriors and fans celebrated asian heritage night at san francisco's chase center. at halftime tonight the organization honored mothanus ratanapakdee, the daughter of an elderly asian man known as grandpa vicha. he died after a brutal attack in the city nearly two years ago, about the there was to be purpose had for that loss and this pain was turned into purpose. it sparked a justice movement aimed at stopping violence against asian americans. >> i believe he looking down on us and he want us to be stay

safe and healthy and without hate, you know. everyone should be live together solidarity, unity and unite together. >> united together. something else that was special tonight this, halftime show, members of san francisco's mongolian contortion center performed these amazing moves. coming up, prince harry speaks out about the rift in th

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to the united states. >> one of the criticisms you've received is okay, fine, you want to move to california and step back from the institutional role. why be so public? you say you tried to do this privately. >> every single time i tried to do it privately there had been briefings and leakings and planting of stories against me and my wife. the family motto is never complain, never explain, but it's just a motto and it doesn't really hold -- >> there's a lot of explaining and complaining being done through leaks. >> you can see the full interview this sunday night january 8th on "60 minutes" right here on cbs. in the bay area a palo alto tech ceo arrested after he was found peeping inside a woman's restroom stall this morning. mountain view police were called to the panera bread on monte avenue where a woman in the bathroom saw a man stick his head underneath the stall.

she chased the man, tried to take a photo of him, but he grabbed the phone and pushed her to the ground. he was spotted jumping a fence before returning to the panera store. so a group of bystanders tackled him as police arrived to arrest him. when's the last time you called somebody a goat? the when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you.

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should we have a test the end of this segment for everybody? get out your pen. a new year only means the annual banished words list is back. it's time to remove the meaningless ke superior state university says more than 1,500 words were nominated for banishment due to misuse, uselessness or overuse. at number five is moving forward. as we can see from this graphic, megan thee stallion moving forward from all the courtroom drama. coming in the fourth spot is gaslighting. nominators say the overuse disconnects the term from the real concern that it has identified in the past, which is -- >> charles boyet and these yotors behind us, please i did. >> joseph cotton and ingrid bergman. >> dangerous psychological manipulation is what it causes

victims to distrust their thoughts, feelings and memories and perceptions of reality. merriam-webster shows gaslighting as its 2022 word of the year. confused yet? that's why we're doing a test. coming in third, quiet quitting, it's when an employee only does the minimum work required, quiet quitting, and inflection point coming in second, basically a pretentious way to say turning point. who says inflection point? >> mathematicians. >> true. the top spot for banished word of the year is goat, greatest of all time, gets the goat of petitioners and judges for overuse, misuse and uselessness applied to everyone and everything from athletes to chicken wings, an ejector declared. >> i don't know how well that would go over in because we have jerry rice who is the g.o.a.t. i mean he's the g.o.a.t. he goes by the goat. we have him and steph curry who is a g.o.a.t. as well. we have

a lot of really high profile sports players here. that g.o.a.t. term applies. >> showing of hands fowho didn' meant. >> greatest of all time. >> you didn't know? >> you and meryl streep. >> that's why i never understood why jerry rice was a goat. >> why are you calling jerry rice a goat? somebody on set called meryl streep a goat the other day and she said what are you calling me? you're in good company. >> but if you want to know who actors are from the 1920s, brian hackney is your guy. >> my favorite word at this point ♪♪ >> we understand. >> we understand the feelings of