since new year day, we have recorded more than 15 inches of rain. >> from record heat waves to relentless rain. could the storms wash away our drought

restrictions? from kpix5, this is late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> i'm sara donchey. well, it was really nice to see the sun today, but it was shining down on kind of a mess. the storms are coming back so we could be in store for more. we saw people filling up sandbags once again. almost the entire bay area will be under a flood watch. but the rain is coming before that. paul is here and keeping an eye on all of the weather. >> a few sprinkles hitting the ground north of the golden gate. it is more rain. who would have thought we would be complaining about more rain? but here we are. what's on first alert doppler not problematic but there is more in the future. we will switch to futurecast. a few hit or miss showers tomorrow morning.

widespread light to moderate showers. it will not be reading everywhere all the time. so you might get lucky and dodge their showers for the drive to work. but more waves of rain are likely and this will be accompanied by gusty winds. not nearly the amount of wind energy we have seen with previous systems but enough to post an advisory by the national weather service. heavier rain is on the way saturday. and, another wave of rain. sunday night into monday. so a flood watch goes into effect at 4:00 a.m. on saturday. goes all the way through 4:00 p.m. on monday. so, more localized flooding. more mud slides. more blocked roads are likely. and with the first couple of waves of rain, tomorrow, and again on saturday, you might hear a couple of rumbles of thunder. not quite the level of intensity we had on tuesday, but don't be alarmed if you hear some thunder. we will take a look at futurecast and track the rain through the weekend. >> all right paul, thank you. one of the problem areas we

have been keeping our eyes on, there are evacuation orders in monterey county. the salinas river is flooding and there is fear it could cut off highways turning the peninsula into an island by the time people wake up. >> this is john steinbeck's salinas valley. he wrote east of eden how dangerous this river can be at times. >> the runoff is flooding houses and ranches in the salinas valley. and that is of course a big problem for the people that live there. cars are getting stuck, too. no sign of the driver who may have left this one. we found another sitting in water at least a foot deep. it probably feels like a long time ago now, but last september, we were in the middle of a big heat wave. fairfield and livermore got to 116 degrees. that set a record. very different of course than the kinds of records we have been breaking with all of this rain which has a lot of us asking what about the drought?

has any of this rain helped? last summer, reservoirs were so low, bay area counties started fining people for using too much water. now some reservoirs have so much water it is almost too much and districts are releasing water from dams. here is the difference in a week. that extreme drought we are in has almost vanished for much of the state. so does this mean the end of drought restrictions, too? andrea nakano shows us how marin county reservoirs are doing and if any changes are coming. >> reservoirs are sat capacity in marin county but for many residents it won't change the way they conserve water. for the last two weeks, one storm after another drenched the bay area. >> i grew up in the seattle area and we had some wild ones

there, but these beat those. >> reporter: droughts have improved. she took measures to save water like turning the water on and off during showers. there is just one thing she would like to do now that the reservoirs are full. >> i would like a hot bath. a bubble bath. yeah, just soak. >> reporter: the storm event is one many water districts were hoping for, for years. >> since new year's day, we have recorded more than 15 inches of rain at lake laganitas. one of the district's seven reservoirs. as of tuesday morning all of our reservoirs are full. >> reporter: while supply was low, adrienne martin said they did an incredible job offcutting back water usage by 25%. the rain has completely refilled the reservoirs but marin water will continue to ask residents to follow its restrictions to prepare for future drought conditions.

>> here locally, our water supply is looking good for the next couple of years. but, we are certainly continuing to think about the long term. we have ongoing water use rules that remain in effect for our customers. >> reporter: those restrictions include fixing leaks within 48 hours and only watering your landscaping twice a week. many customers say after living through years of severe drought, conserving won't be a hard thing to do. >> so, ingrained now that trying to conserve water, being more judicious about lawn maintenance. that kind of thing. i think that is probably a lasting habit at this point. >> i think it is a good idea. because we are in california and long term climate change is going to affect us. >> reporter: in san mateo county, highway 92 closed tonight at skyline boulevard. look at that. looks pretty

deep, too. authorities don't know when they will have this fixed. it looks like it is going to take quite a bit of work. so you'll need to find another route and it could take a while to reopen san jose's allen rock park. there is a mess of mud slides, rock slides. boulders are blocking and making places impassable. >> this is the full extent. >> it will probably get worse before it gets better. >> the oakland zoo could be closed all the way up until february because the sink hole keeps getting bigger with more rain. and we are counting down to kickoff. 49ers playoff football. the big game against the seahawks is on saturday. the only problem it will be right in the middle of one of these storms. levi stadium does have a state of the art drainage system. but obviously, field conditions won't be ideal. i mean, i think the

seahawks are probably pretty primed to handle something like that. >> so are the 49ers. they have been practicing the last couple of days in these conditions because they don't have the indoor practice facility because it never rains. and the 49ers are ready for it. 49ers are very healthy. as close to as healthy as you can be entering the playoffs. both linebackers, dre greenlaw and aaron banks expected to play after missing last week piece game with injuries. that's one of the reasons san francisco is favored by close to double digits against the seahawks. the other reason would be the 49ers dominateing the two regular season meetings with seattle. the seahawks actually saw all three quarterbacks in those two games. they beat them by 20 points and eight points but kyle shanahan says when it's the playoffs you can throw the records out the window. >> i look at all games as equal. i know we are favored, stuff like that. this is the

nfl. this is the playoffs. and, last time we played, came down to last possession. expect it to be the same. >> reporter: despite the regular season sweep, the seahawks are 16-5 against the 49ers since the 2013 season. here's the thing. some people are saying pete carroll is the boogeyman. he has the 49ers's number. russell wilson may have been the boogeyman because they are 0-2 without him. >> that's looking at the bright side of things. >> thanks so much charlie. still ahead, she was elvis' only child and followed in his footsteps. we are looking back on the life of lisa marie presley. there has been so much reaction to this video of a san francisco art gallery owner spraying an unhoused woman with a hose. what we are hearing from the mayor tonight. and later, did you grow up in a snack household or an ingredient household? we will explain that. and stay with us as the next round of storms takes aim at the bay area. we have updates for you any time on

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tonight, singer lisa marie presley is dead at 54 years old. she was elvis presley's only daughter and was dedicated to keeping her father's legacy alive. two days ago, she was on the red carpet praising austin

butler for his golden globe portrayal of her father in the movie elvis. >> it was mind blowing. just hours ago, she a su er cardiac arrest in her home. danya bacchus takes a look at her life. >> reporter: lisa marie presley was the only child of elvis and priscilla presley. she was nine when elvis died in 1977 of apparent heart failure from the use of prescription drugs. on the 40th anniversary of his death, lisa marie served as a torch bearer at a graceland memorial. in the summer of 2022, presley honored her father as the movie biopic elvis premiered. >> it is special for all of us. >> reporter: in 1988, presley's first of four marriages was to danny kiho. they had two

children including a son who died in 2020. she married michael jackson in 1994. another marriage to oscar winning actor nicholas cage ended after just over 100 days followed by a fourth to musician and producer michael lockwood. and 2003, lisa marie launched her music career. her debut album titled to whom it may concern made the billboard charts. danya bacchus, cbs news. tonight, for the first time, we are seeing mayor london breed's reaction to this viral video of a san francisco homeless woman being hosed by an art gallery owner. mayor breed told us the police are investigating. she also said in part, there are too many people struggling in our city who cannot help themselves. and we need more tools to get them off the streets and into care. tomorrow, san francisco will actually open up a new health center for unhoused people on stevenson street. the break between storms is giving pg&e crews a chance to

get the power back on. nearly 6700 bay area customers still don't have it tonight. falling trees have been taking out power lines across the bay area. we have seen that a lot the last few days so what do you do if you are driving and a live wire were to fall on your car? >> stay in the car if there is othazard. >> of course you need to call 911 right away. what happens if your car is so damaged you have to get out or there is some other hazard and you have to leave? here is what firefighters say. >> open the door up. at this point in time. do not put your feet out onto the pavement itself. put your feet together. get in a position that you can jump from the car itself. cross your arms. across your chest. and, jump from the car. >> the key is to jump with your feet together and land flat being careful not to fall back or touch the vehicle. and you are not supposed to walk away. you are supposed to shuffle

until you reach 60 feet away. doing that can save your life. we learned this as reporters dealing with live trucks when the mast goes up near power line. that is how we know this. storms have dumped a lot of snow in tahoe. it is expected to be a popular ski weekend. if you can't get up there by 1:00 p.m. tomorrow, probably going to have to forget about it. paul has been keeping an eye on all the rain and all the snow. kind of just a lot going on in both places. >> if you were determined to get up to the sierra for the holiday weekend, and a lot of folks want to do it. leave as early as you can tomorrow and plan to be there until at least tuesday or wednesday because it is going to snow a lot. let's start with the winter storm warning for the high sierra and we will spend time talking about our rain. three to six feet of snow. wind gusts to 50 miles an hour. this winter storm warning is from 1:00 p.m. tomorrow all the way there 10:00 p.m. monday. then it will be up to the road crews to play

catchup. we will see a few showers as we head into the rest of tonight. light to moderate rain in the forecast and heavier rain in the forecast on saturday. both systems accompanied by gusty winds. let's look at the first alert doppler and a few showers trying to hit the ground for the north bay. a lot of this is up in the grounds at ground level. we will see shower chances. bands of rain will be moving throughout the day on friday. light to moderate rain for the morning commute. it is not going to rain everywhere all the time. as i mentioned earlier, you might get lucky and dodge the showers for the morning drive. but more rain is going to line up as we head into the afternoon. this is when we are most likely to hear rumbles of thunder. locally heavy downpours but they are not going to last long. i don't think they will be as intense as what we had tuesday with those thunderstorms. that threat continues into the evening so the evening commute likely to be affected by rain. then a little break in the action carrying us from late friday evening into early saturday morning but there is the next wave of more widespread rain. this is just a bigger area of rain overall. it

will take a while to make its way through. the first rain moving through as the sun comes up on saturday. the heaviest rain is going to fall saturday morning. for the course of several hours which brings in the higher potential for flooding on saturday. that moves out. but don't let your guard down. follow-up showers. maybe a couple of thunderstorms saturday afternoon. for the niners game, that rain will continue into saturday evening and gradually quiet down. we catch mostly a dry break late saturday night through most of sunday. just a couple of hit or miss showers and another wave of rain will be moving in as we head into sunday. late sunday evening with moderate and heavy rain sunday night into monday. in terms of the 49ers game, be prepared for rain and wind. it will not rain the whole time, but it will be wet for tailgaters off and on throughout the game. and it will be breezy as well. total rainfall with tomorrow's system, isn't going to be all that intense. we are talking about a quarter inch to half inch and a widespread basis. some of the higher amounts

approaching one inch of rain. localized flooding possible. widespread flooding not very likely tomorrow. now, on saturday, that's a different story. talking higher amounts for most of us. maybe one to two inch range for the higher end amounts. this is enough on saturated soil that the flooding will be much more of a concern saturday. winds 15 to 25 mile-an-hour range. strong enough to do more tree damage. and more 20 to 30 to 40 miles an hour gusts looking likely as the heavy rain moves in saturday morning. when are we going to get a break? the eight to 14 day outlook shows a significant chance of drier than normal conditions kicking in a week from today but then continuing through the following weekend. what we need is several consecutive dry days. right now, we are just waiting on the rain. temperatures in the 50s . a couple of spots. santa rosa and san francisco holding onto 60 degrees. the rain is moving in, inbetween the showers, and a few thunderstorms, we will see

highs in the upper 50s with a couple of spots just around or above 60 degrees. it is another wet day with heavier rain on the way. saturday, sunday during the day. a dry break and another alert day on monday. with one more wave of heavier wind. lighter showers tuesday and wednesday and a dry day for the entire bay area on thursday. next at sports, we have more story lines to get to before the 49ers saturday wild card game with seattle. have teams found a weakest link to go after in the niners defense? a clown question bro. next.

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49ers are rolling right now. they have won ten straight. there are not many weaknesses on their roster especially on defense. but opponents may have found one in the secondary. teams have been throwing at second year quarterback lenore as inals. ju

asabouamtargeting m. people id what they said about me. so now, it is time to go prove the doubters wrong. you know you can't let the words get to you. you have to keep on. i got other guys counting on me. so, i'm really trying to, i mean, i know they got my back so i have to have theirs. >> don't cry because it is over, smile because it happened. derrick carr said good-bye to raider nation and looks forward to playing for another team. he was benched for the final two games of the season and has been the team's starting quarterback nine years. las vegas will look to trade the 32-year-old before he is owed $4,040,000,000 on february 14th. how about college hoops. the freshmen. step back. three, got them all top. how about the freshman? 25 points. saint

mary's beat lmu. 76-62 the final. gales are 4-2 in west conference play. shabazz and usf up in portland. down 12 early in the second half. now less than seven minutes to play. shabazz the reverse layup. shabazz had 25. just over a minute left. one point. juan sebastian gorecito. and the pirates of portland. usf fall to 1-4 in conference play. it was looking like they were going to get back to the ncaa tournament with the non-conference slate they have. now they have a lot of work cut out for them. that's a tough loss. >> i want to get to something we haven't talked about yet. george kittle saying he has not had power four days. >> that is tough. and he actually tweeted at pg&e and said, hey, we got something to do on saturday. i need some

sleep. i need some lights. i need my toaster. >> he tweeted a gif of rubbing sticks together. so yeah. he's got something to do. &e abe tha up next, we are expecting days of rain. it will still be a holiday, though. what you can do to mark martin luther king day.

martin luther king day is this monday. it is a federal holiday held on the third monday in january. it is the only federal holiday designated as a national day of service. all through the weekend, projects will be happening across the country including here in the bay. on your screen are some ways you can help grow and restore different bay area parklands. you can register to volunteer on on the golden

gate national park website. if you want to laugh a little bit, the 2023 black laughs matter. san francisco's mlk day weekend comedy fest may have you covered. it is this friday and saturday. free shows at 7:00 and 9:00. you have to be among the first 100 people to rsvp on > big reveal at san francisco's asian art museum. there is a new lunar new year stamp marking the year of the rabbit. >> we are going to work together to do everything we can to make sure that during this most significant time in the community's history and culture, that we keep the community safe. i am truly looking forward to all the great events. all the activities and the parades. >> the year of the rabbit begins on january 22nd. over 1.5 billion people celebrate

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there is a video making the rounds that has people asking what kind of snacking household did you grow up in? and one girl coined a term a lot of people are identifying with. ingredient household. ingredient household. meaning you make your own snacks out of ingredients that your parents had at home rather than having preassembled snacks. take a look. okay. so, this is what it means to be in an ingredient household. do you get it? >> i do. >> were you an ingredient household? >> i come from a family of vending connoisseurs. vending background. chips, oreos. my father was a vending man. a simple man, but a vending man. >> that's the opposite of an ingredient household. the idea is you had butter and saltines? >> i like peanut butter on saltines. >> other examples not in this

video, a handful of chocolate chips. >> toe yeah. >> a bowl of shredded cheese. >> they had the fire fest cheese sandwiches. >> i guess the opposite would be having chips ahoy or goldfish. >> the people that have that now have diabetes. but yeah, you are fine. you are only 29. just wait. the time is coming for you, buddy. >> what's your ingredient household snack? >> we did a slice of cheese and townhouse crackers. >> a ♪♪ >> we understand. >> we understand the feelings of embarrassment of failing teeth and tooth loss. >> we understand the pain of not being able to chew or feeling confident smiling.