it's just a matter of where can we be safe? >> it's about assessing all the damage and then just salvaging what we can. >> now at 11:00 a coastal town devastated, the worst storm damage in decades, now another one about to ththe late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> hi, i'm sara donchey. tonight the bay area still dealing with all this mess left behind from wednesday's powerful storm, but another one is headed our way. people are worried the ground is just too saturated to handle it. right now capitola trying to bounce back from the worst storm damage they've seen in over 40 years. this is some new chopper video over the coastline and it shows a part of the cliffside just crumbled away under an apartment complex. chunks of cement went with it and this is the reality for beachside business owners. just look at them standing in the rubble left after those huge waves

smashed their stores and their restaurants. the capitola village saw some of the worst damage. a lot of businesses had to beleed th wrked foundations, damaged sewer lines and buckled floors. >> i think right now again it's about assessing all the damage and then just salvaging what we can. it's difficult, you know. it's like a small family business. we just made it out of covid, the other side. we're looking to revamp and reset and try to keep pushing through, but then this is another major setback. >> awful, cannot imagine having to deal with that. look outside right now. it's nice. it's clear, but we won't really see conditions like this for a little while because more storms are headed our way. we haven't been talking about a storm. we've been talking about rounds of storms. >> right. so we had one right after christmas, another new year's eve, another one on wednesday. we get another one tomorrow and tomorrow night,

another one monday into tuesday, another one later next week. it does not end and it's too much in a short amount of time. we want the water, but we don't necessarily want it like this. it's a case of be careful what you wish for. let's talk about what's seeing a few showers trying to make their way into the north bay. the light green is mostly evaporated before think it's the ground. some heavy rain is already surging off the sonoma county coast a little earlier than anticipated. this one has the best handle on the current placement of the rain intensifying that through the next four or five hours. so widespread showers three hours before the sun comes up north of the golden gate, showers right along the coast at that point with heavier rain in the coastal ranges of sonoma and marin county. towards sunrise the rain really takes over the north bay. some localized flooding is possible north of the golden gate to start the day tomorrow. the heavier rain makes its way onshore through the rest of the bay area through monday morning. i'm not overly concerned about

widespread flooding. this forecast model tend to overdo the intensity how it displays the radar data a little bit. it's more of an off and on pattern saturday afternoon, but another wave of more organized and definitely heavier rain heads our way tomorrow evening and tomorrow night. flood watch goes into effect 4 a.m. for the north bay, 4 p.m. the rest of the bay area and goes all the way through 4 p.m. tuesday. you usually don't see 72 to 84 hour duration flood watches, but that's the case with this system. the last time i saw something like that was back when i was covering hurricane florence in north carolina in 2018. so flooding, mudslides, all these things possible along with wind damage. we'll talk about that in a few minutes. >> i feel like it would be easier to say when it's not going to rain. of course it, doesn't work like that and we really need to be prepared. thank you for all of that. up in sonoma county the russian river could be a problem. flooding is a big concern there. there is still an evacuation warning in effect. the river is supposed to reach 32 feet sunday night

and it could surpass 39 feet on tuesday night and that is when we would see flooding. that's why people need to be ready to leave at a moment's notice. mudslides are an issue elsewhere. most inland parks in the east bay regional parks district are closed because of that. the briones open space saw multiple mudslides. the storm was especially bad for a preschool up in san anselmo. the cooperative nursery school had a tree crash onto its building after the storms new year's day. thankfully it was empty when this happened. over in alameda county sunol glen school was a mue trying to clean up almost a foot of mud before kids come back from winter break on monday. >> pretty much a raging river coursing through the campus. three classrooms out back had actually moved one to two feet off their foundation. >> people have been donating to replace the damaged furniture

and a bunch of school supplies. it seemed like everybody was trying to get their hands on sandbags the last several days. there is good news if you live in san francisco. they are back in supply at the public works operation yard. there's now a ten-bag limit per household because so many people were trying to get them. all across the bay area roofers have been very popular. mary lee caught up with one contractor to see what his week has been like. >> reporter: for shane cameron who owns allied roofing in san jose, roofing is a family affair. >> my dad and uncle started a roofing business in the 1970s and i've been doing roofing basically for my whole life. i used to go here, get in the truck in the morning and go to the office and go to jobs when i was just 2, 3 years old. >> reporter: we met up with shane at this home in saratoga where he's fixing a leaky roof. >> today we're repairing a leaking area on a roof and what

we have, what we believe we have, is some metal flashing and shingles and underlayment that are just not installed properly. we're going to take that all apart and basically do surgery on it. so the roof damage we believe is coming from this corner here. >> reporter: shane says it's usually when it's raining that homeowners discover they have a problem with their roof. he took us inside the home to show us where the roof is leaking and the damage to the ceiling in this kitchen pantry. >> it's been a long time since we've seen storms like this and the amount of rain we're getting and calls that are coming through of questions what to do and how. >> moving shingles here. >> reporter: with our powerful atmospheric rivers we've already seen and more storms on the way, shane says it's so important to get an annual roof inspection, which is free. he said you should have regular roof maintenance to clean your gutters and roof surfaces every year. >> it's not always that easy to know unless you're really

diligent about maintaining your property, inspecting your attic. >> reporter: good advice from a roofing expert so you don't have to call shane with a roofouer storm hits. please stay with us. we are going to be navigating the storms with you and for you on air, on kpix.com and streaming 24/7 on cbs news bay area. by the way, we want to see pictures and videos of storm damage in your area if you can do that safely. please share it with us using the #kpix. still ahead, new surveillance images tonight in the killing of a bay area security guard, what's next in the case with two teenage suspects. and later, there was screaming, cursing, a near fistfight and that's just what we saw happen on the house floor. we have a recap of all the drama of the 15-round speaker vote in d.c.

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a really horrific crime in san francisco's japantown has shocked about everyone. gavin boston, a security guard just trying to do his job, was shot to death by a teenager says police. small business owners say crime has become a part of their day-to-day lives, but it's usually shoplifting. they say this has shaken them to their core. we have new surveillance images showing one of the suspects standing next to the victim before he was killed. our betty yu shows us what happened next. >> reporter: we're outside the japan center mall where you can still see one bullet hole from wednesday's deadly shooting that took the life of security guard gavin boston. on friday people who knew him and those

who just learned of his story came by to pay their respects. these surveillance photos captured the final moments of 40-year-old gavin boston's life. police arrested a 15-year-old who was charged with murder. a 14-year-old boy was charged with being an accessory. several workers said gavin only started working at the mall on webster street about a month ago. one worker who didn't want to show her face on camera said she heard the gunfire. >> usually the mall's pretty rowdy. we have teens come in with skateboards. so i thought it was boxes dropping. >> reporter: she said in the short time he was there, gavin was always kind and friendly. >> even when we have people yelling at him and people yell at us, too, he never yelled back. he was really calm. it's honestly really shocking. he more, if anything, said hello to us, yeah. just to make sure he's there to support us, so he'd say good morning. >> reporter: it would be the last time gavin said good morning to r neay

ceafter 5 p.m. gavin's sister previously told us her brother was just escorting the teens out of the mall and was shot in the head. on friday some people came to the mall with heavy hearts. >> just, you know, because i know the community's torn up about this and i didn't know him personally, but i do love being here. so i appreciate all the guard. he was just doing his job. >> reporter: in the fall d.a. brook jenkins reintroduced a new policy that would allow prosecutors to charge 16 and 17-year-olds as adults in certain egregious cases. in this one she stated that by law her office can't ask the court to determine if this case should be handled in adult court because the suspect is under 15. jenkins revealed the 15-year-old has a prior record. this case is especially tragic and disheartening. in a previous case involving this minor, my office sought to intervene by seeking to hold him in custody where he could

have begun rehabilitative services. sadly, the court ruled otherwise. >> i feel bad for his family and his loved ones. it's really hard on all of us. >> the 15-year-old teen charged with murder will be arraigned monday. that case will be handled by the juvenile court which is required by state law. a 6-year-old is accused of shooting his teacher on purpose. this happened today in virginia. the child allegedly shot -- >> i'm in awe. i'm in shock and i'm disheartened and i really feel that we need to educate our children and we need to keep them safe. >> the child allegedly shot a teacher inside of a classroom during an altercation. newport news police said this was not accidental. investigators are still trying to figure out where the gun came from. back in the bay, a quadruple shooting left one person dead in the mission district in san francisco. two men and two women were shot in their car around 2:00 this

morning on valencia street. bullet casings were located on a mercedes suv. one of the windows was shot out. one of the men died later at the hospital. the other three people are still recovering. back to our first alert weather coverage right now, hard to believe how many storms we have talked about in the last couple weeks. we're doing it again, another one coming in a few hours. sierra ski resorts have been making the most of. it this is what it looks like in the palisades tahoe. they've gotten five feet of snow in a week, unreal. of course, for us it's been pretty damaging, deadly even and it just goes to show how damaging it can be when we have a lot of water and a little bit of time. >> it's a cumulative effect because how many resources have been devoted to responding the existing problems. that means there are fewer resources to respond to new problems that are undoubtedly going to develop because the ground is so saturated. let's talk about what we're in for. palisades are going to get another 5 feet

of snow the next week or so. we've got plenty or more rain in the forecast, widespread rain tomorrow, more intermittent in the afternoon and the heaviest rain moves in saturday evening and saturday night. wind gusts late morning through afternoon and evening capable of doing plenty of wind damage, trees down and power outages and after a break sunday more heavy rain is in the forecast and gusty winds sunday night, monday brief break maybe evening before more rain monday night into tuesday. here's what first alert doppler looks like. you're seeing moisture over the north bay. most of this is elevated in the clouds, pretty far from the radar site in the mountains of the south bay, but we're seeing more most you're offshore that will moisture offshore that will make its way into the bay. around sunrise the rain spreads across the bay area tomorrow morning. it's going to be the

intermittent pattern, generally wet day overall, and more widespread and heavier rain comes surging in saturday evening and especially overnight, some torrential rain falling around midnight and overnight flooding is a dangerous situation. a lot of folks are sleeping. this is when the water levels could rise quickly, not only urban flooding of streets, intersections and highways, but the potential for creeks and ditches overflowing into neighborhoods. a little break in the action on sunday, mostly dry during daylight hourlong. the next wave of heavy rain comes surging in by midnight sunday night. we're talking the foreseeable future happening sunday night into monday morning. this is when we'll also have gusty winds, widespread flooding, wind damage, power outages almost inevitable in this time frame. this round of rain looks like it takes a little break monday afternoon, but there's more out of view offshore. it will come moving in later monday evening

into monday night. how much we talking about? with this first batch of rain saturday and saturday night anywhere from an inch to 2 inches of rain for most of us, general numbers, a little more in some of the higher elevations of the north bay, along the coast and the santa cruz mountains. through 4 p.m. monday you can see how much more we're picking up, saturday's rain and monday 3 to 6 inches of rain. this is forecast model data. it's not perfect, especially the number in san jose is probably an overestimate, but be prepared for power outages and flooding. know where you'll go. have multiple ways to get those alerts. sign up for notifications from your county in case flooding does become an issue in be tracking those gust winds, especially tomorrow afternoon into tomorrow evening, 30 to 40-mile an hour gusts, certainly capable of doing wind damage and trees and power lines in particular. the windy conditions should start to slack off a bit as we head into the early morning hours on

sunday, but that wave of rain moves in, a little break wednesday and thursday, just light showers, but yet another atmospheric river is going to head our way by thursday night into friday of next week. it's a busy seven-day forecast, four straight alert days. sunday is the day we'll catch a little break during the daylight hours, but the next wave of rain moves in sunday night. that continues monday, a brief break monday evening with more rain likely monday night into tuesday and then we'll worry about next week, the latter half of the week, when that rolls around. we have a lot to focus on the next several days, but farther down the line maybe another alert day looming for us next friday. i hope sports is looking better. >> hey, good things come in bunches, too. i've heard the saying and it is apparent in the bay area sports scene. we've got steph curry back to practice, deebo samuel ready to play sunday and the 49ers returning to the field with him, details on that next. and still coming up, if you

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no 49ers team had won ten straight since 1994. san francisco can change that this sunday with the cardinals in town. it's basically all their reserves. injury update, wide receiver deebo samuel will play sunday. samuel missed the last three games with knee and ankle injuries. san francisco will also welcome back running back elijah mitchell who has been out since late november. running back christian mccaffery will also play despite missing practice wednesday and thursday. one player who will not suit up, linebacker dre greenlaw out with a back injury. going into the final week of the regular season, san francisco could be the one, two or three seed in the nfc playoffs if they beat arizona, the 49ers guaranteed

the two seed. they could move up to the one if eagles lose to the giants. big news in the nba, steph curry has practiced with the warriors for the first time since injuring his shoulder three weeks ago. the team said earlier this week curry could be back as soon as next friday. andre iguodala is ready to go right now. iguodala announced on his point forward podcast he will make his season debut tomorrow against the magic. iguodala sat out the first 39 games with in ser thisbe his final season. to berkeley, stanford made the trip to lace them up with cal. unfortunately they were wearing calvin cambridge's shoes with the bears. they couldn't miss all second half. 14 point cal lead, one of 16 three-pointers for the bears, a new program record. another one of that program record right here, clayton, season high 26 points and after an 0-12 start cal has won three of the last

four. 92-70 the final. stanford remains winless in conference play. hockey, sharks and ducks, nature's oldest rivalry. sharks led most of this game until this happened. with just under seven minutes in the third to go, mason mctavish sweet wrister and sends the game into overtime and the fans go home happy. anaheim winners 5-4. ksarhome against the bruins tomorrow. that does it for sports. take it away, sara. >> sharks and ducks, okay. up next what do the san francisco symphony and jurassic

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aunt. it probably sounds something like this. that's definitely giving mom vibes. sounds about what you'd expect to hear at the symphony, but tomorrow it will go something like this. okay. so more like a weird uncle. that's because they'll be playing jurassic park, the movie and the music, a full symphony performing the jurassic park score live to picture. the show starts at 7:30 tomorrow. sounds like a fun one. also this weekend chinese new year celebrations, it's all about welcoming good fortune. san francisco's chinatown getting ready to launch good fortune weekend as the zodiac wall transitions to the year of the rabbit. chinese new year festivities kick off there saturday at noon. if you wanted to watch a show with a little bit of drama, some backstabbing and a bit of suspense, you could have

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okay. it only took 15 rounds of voting. >> 15 times the charm. >> some shouting and although we didn't see it on camera, probably a little bit of crying for there to be a new speaker of the house in washington. but they still get the round of applause, of course. california republican kevin mccarthy was tey a post midnight vote that came after plenty of drama on the house floor. the 14th round of voting failed after florida lawmaker matt gaetz voted present and then mccarthy who apparently thought they had cut a deal at the time confronted him on the floor. gaetz pointed fingers at mccarthy and when he

walked away, representative mike rogers actually lunged at gaetz right there. >> oh, you can't touch his face. >> another lawmaker held him back. he put his hand over his face breaking paul's cardinal rule. >> yeah. just another human's face really. >> this week has been full of weird moments, though, from babies to binoculars on the house floor. it's also the longest the chamber has been leaderless in 164 years perhaps most importantly. until a speaker is elected members of congress can't hold hearings, pass laws or even be sworn in. case in point, florida democrat maxwell frost, the 25-year-old made history as the first gen z member of the house. he tweeted out about being psyched up and two days later tweeted psych? democrats chanted their house leader's name like it was a football game. while one florida lawmaker that made some accusations that had people saying what? >> they want us to fight each other. that much has been made clear by the popcorn and blankets and alcohol has coming

over there. >> what? >> yeah. i don't know about alcohol for sure. >> do you fight over popcorn? >> we've seen the popcorn. it was there. when aoc was chatting with republicans, some of them known as her archenemies had inspired some bad lip readings. >> you heard of the pied piper? my pied piper had toilet paper, one sheet of the cheap kind. >> that's not what was said. one d.c. bar offered a speaker of the pub special until the speaker was finally selected for $218 customers got loads of alcohol including fancy champagne and eight shots of whiskey and a special gavel which generally after eight shots you probably don't want to be holding anything that looks like that. >> yeah. >> what could possibly go wrong? >> honestly, i've never seen c-span so entertaining. >> everyone said it was electric tv. i watched about zero seconds, but -- >> i caught the highlights on twitter. >> sports guy. >> he could have done that

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