landslide dangers we have been seeing across the bay area. and the niners keep their super bowl hopes alive and how. they got off to a slow start versus the seahawks. how they exploded into life in the second half. good evening, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano. a few sprinkles right now, but another round on the way. after today's storms there are still serious flooding and erosion concerns. >> look at conditions earlier in the day. we had a few roads shut down because of mud slides. trees were down. flooding as well. these were some of the pictures we have been seeing across the bay area. with scattered storms and downpours throughout the day.

with the strong winds brought down more trees and power lines putting more people in the dark. while the worst of the rain is behind day, darren ishere to let us know what's next. we havethe poilof few more was at 5:15 when the lightning struck the south tower of the golden gate bridge directly. this was also a storm that then spawned a wind gust reported up to 75 miles an hour. that blew a big rig over. we are not seeing the storms as activates was then. but there are still scattered showers and there has been a well developed line across contra costa county. and, coming across really the san rafael richmond bridge. this could go on for the rest of tonight. isolated on again off again. 6:00 a.m., there is a little more organization possibly coming through so you might get woken up to the sound

of thunder and gusty winds. a brief little downpour. but then that beit. the cus is the mighmonday systemd u see it here. that's the one that is going to deliver another round of widespread heavy rain. enough so that there is a flood watch that stays in effect until monday night at midnight going into tuesday. we will look at that one coming up in a bit. this was today. an inch and a quarter in santa rosa. an inch in livermore. i will see you in the complete forecast in a few minutes. >> thanks darren. a san francisco woman killed by a tree branch that fell at golden gate park. happening this evening at about 5:00. a jogger called for help after she noticed an elderly woman on the ground next to the tree. first responders got there and provided life saving measures but she didn't live. >> i'm sure you are aware of all the flooding. >> in the east bay, flooding conditions on the streets of

one pittsburgh community is so severe residents need a police escort to leave their home. officers knocked on doors this afternoon. offering to help anybody who may need it. >> at first i was worried about it because i don't swim. now i'm in my house relaxing trying to get it off my mind. >> city officials say a sink hole opened upright over an essential storm drain line in the city. ultimately leading to a clogged drain. and over in fairfield, sissoon parkway is shut down at abernathy. there are two large trees toppled by today's storms. one of several road ins the area had to be closed for flooding and debris clearance. people in gilroy have reason to be worried about more flooding because they are recovering from the last downpour that turned the intersection of 25 and 101 into

a tiny lake. with the yuba reservoir at capacity, it is running downhill and down into south gilroy which is what you are looking at. the fundamental problem here? >> a lot of water from mother nature. those atmospheric rivers came in back to back to back and that creek is a small creek and where you saw that flooding is really, it comes down from the mountains there. and goes to the flat area and spreads out. there's a lot of open space in that area. so there were no discussions from our border directors. the norales family owns some of that flooded farmland and their house is uninhabitable. >> betty yu went out to meet them and survey the damage as they try to figure out what comes next. >> reporter: you may remember first seeing this gilroy home behind me from above. it was hit by major flooding. the water went up to the top of the patio door. i caught up with the residents who said it only

took a few minutes for the water to destroy everything inside. mud, water, and debris are everywhere they shldn't . it knocked over furniture and tossed everything several yards. this home on eye first to be submerged during monday's storm. maria morales had left to get gas with her kids. >> she is really sad to see her house like this. >> reporter: it is not just the family's personal belongings. the flood waters destroyed 22 acres of leased land where maria and her husband run jm farmer's organic. a small vegetable and berry operation they started in 2016. they had spent years as farm workers and have no other source of income. they began renting this home three years ago. >> so everything is pretty much at a loss because her land was certified organic and now with all the water coming up, and

the mud, she is no longer, the certification has been suspended. >> reporter: and her equipment has been damaged. all but oneover the family's cars destroyed. maria said some of her chickens were swept away in the flood. alicia juarez contacted maria after reading about her story on social media. standard, she dropped off donations collected by a local church in morgan hill. >> when we first came to this country, we needed help and complete strangers helped us out when my parents found themselves in the hospital taking care of my siblings. and so now, i think that is just how it is raised. >> reporter: they have helped the family set up a go fund me page. >> maria asks if anybody is willing to help, she would like to have the opportunity to be able to lease another property.

another property to be able to grow on again. and also for her to find a home for her kids. >> reporter: the morales family has been staying in in a nearby hotel since monday. governor newsom traveling around the state. he was in merced today. tens of thousands of people had to evacuate this neighborhood. his message? don't let your guard down now. >> we are mindful of not only the moment we are in with the situational opportunities to protect people. to protect lives most importantly. to protect property. and, to make sure that we are vigilant to the next 24 to 48 hours. >> and you can be vigilant by getting the latest on all the storm coverage as the next round rain rolls in, streaming 24/7 on cbs news bay area. and on our website, kpix.com.

niners! >> a lot from excited 49er fans after the team kept their winning streak alive. taking down the seattle seahawks for the third time this season. the faithful braved the rain for a chance to see the 49ers's advance to the wild card round. they were tense in the first half. as the seahawks kept it close. but after the game, it was celebrations all around. now they are waiting to see who the 49ers will play next. charlie walter was at the game and joins us for a look at the action on the field. >> reporter: it was a little dicey at halftime with the underdog see hawks leading by a point. second half, the machine woke up. that is what we are calling the 49ers right now. who have won 11 straight. 49ers quarterback brock purdy took things into his own hands and the defense dominated. seahawks coach pete carroll was ecstatic to have a lead on the 49ers. late in the third quarter, things changed. 23-17, san

francisco. seattle driving. geno smith stripped by charles. bosa's got it. niners football. how about purdy? look at this. that's a houdini like move. finds elijah mitchell. seven yard touchdown. a two-score game. san francisco rattled off 25 unanswered. they win it 41-23. brock purdy through it for 332 yards. purdy added in a rushing score. and is the youngest player in post season history to pass for 300 yards. >> he settled in after a couple of plays. >> it is unbelievable to have a teammate that is young like that. come out and still be who

you are. it is a testament to him. >> he is is letting it rip. that is why he is having success. that is why this team is having success. we are all so confident in what we do. and we are playing free and without hesitation. and that's why the results are coming. >> if the vikings win, the vikings are coming to levi stadium next weekend. if the vikings lose to the new york giants, it is either the cowboys or the tampa bay buccaneers. more sports coming up in a bit including the third largest comeback in nfl post season history. and a couple of pac 12 hoops games that went down to the wire. >> yeah. very different day for two bosa brothers today. thank you so much, charlie. and from sports, and back to weather. big accident on the golden gate bridge triggered by powerful winds. brought traffic to a standstill around 6:00 tonight on the golden gate. live cameras now on the left. and that little square shows that it is all smooth sailing. there is hardly anybody on the bridge at the moment. but on the right hand side of your screen, it was all head to tail

tonight. traffic moving at a crawl for almotwo hours.ll use of an overturned big rig. near the north tower. chp released a picture showing what they were dealing with. they figure the powerful winds fueled by thunderstorms flipped the truck over. this is what it looked like around 8:00 tonight when you made it past the police vehicles and past the tow truck. oh, there's the offending vehicle. truck was back on its wheels by then. cars moving again. no information on the condition of the driver. an extremely close call for three people in los gatos. a car hanging on the edge of a cliff. this happened yesterday on old mill pond road. chp officers were able to help the three people get out of the car. officers are reminding residents to only drive if necessary during these storms. well, still ahead, on cbs news bay area, how the effort to bring more mental health services to west oakland found a new base of operations. >> the on beginning issues for

drivers going to or coming from tahoe this weekend. what it means for people's plans for the three-day holiday.

with all the rain we are getting, california's reservoir storage is up to 87% of where it should be this time of the year. that's up from 81% at the beginning of the week. and, take a look at how far we have come just this year. lake sonoma was at 30% capacity on

january 1st. now? it is over half full. so is lake orville which is at 36% 12 days ago. and lake shasta is at 45% after starting the year at a third full. usually a three day holiday weekend is a good time to go to tahoe, but maybe not this time. the last update from caltrans said visibility was still pretty bad and they are keeping both directions on 80 closed. and while snowplows continue to work, they are trying to clear a safe route up there. well, i guess there is a good deal of snow in the mountains and we still have rain to contend with. that is why we have mr. peck. >> we can't rule out the possibility of more thunder overnight. we will take a look at what's happening. the latest item has been some fairly impressive rain that has been moving through inland contra costa county the last hour. you kind of see it now as it is moving off to the east. that

had been pretty impressive. there is more developing here. it is kind of developing along that same line now. and, we are watch tag ing. it is localized today. we are not all looking at this. that's the phase of the storm we are in right now. it is the isolated scattered showers that will stay with us through the remainder of tonight. if we watch it on the high resolution rapid refresh, if you want to look ahead the next 12 hours and get an idea, this would be our next chance to get an organized line of thunderstorms. you might hear a rumble of thunder tomorrow around sunrise. a little before sunrise. and then, that green blob there? that is getting here later. that was 5:00 in the afternoon. that's the next storm. we will look at that in

rainfall, i showed you numbers for the cities. santa cruz mountains gotten three-and-a-half inches of rain. happy to say the flood warning has now expired. you still need to be very careful anywhere near that river. near the creeks, streams, anywhere in the santa cruz mountains. sugar loaf ridge state park got two and a quarter. here is why everybody is in a flood watch. until monday night at midnight going into tuesday. this storm right here is going to keep more rain coming. now, this looks less impressive now than it did a little earlier today and it has gone back to an original idea in the forecast model. there is rain here. if we look at the totals, just generalized idea. we are down to half an inch of rain. we could get an inch in the south

bay. and the numbers will be bigger in the santa cruz mountains. even if it holds this path. flood watch. until stres and creeks approaching their banks. some street level flooding perhaps on the monday morning commute. and the wind will pick up. but watch the timing on it. it is not until later. so that is monday afternoon. and, the vulnerability is still there for downed trees so that is something to think about on monday. the next system after that is the last one. if we look at it on the long range futurecast, we can go ahead to wednesday. there's a system coming in a little too far north. that's it. because after that, the storm train is going to turn off. there is nothing else coming after that for the next ten days or more. and for that wednesday system, we are looking at maybe four tenths,

maybe half an inch. tuesday nothing is going on. for monday on your holiday, martin luther king jr. day, you plan on rain in the morning. by the time we get to noon, your plans are a go. it will not be a rain-out happening the second half of the day. so whatever your plans might be, keep them. just know you might have a scattered shower to deal with on monday. we will update that. this storm has been wonky. we will update you every time it changes until it gets here so you will be prepared. sports is after the break and we have the third largest comeback in nfl post season history. and good news

the gales are a legitimate threat to gonzaga. san francisco has struggled as of late. but they have some play makers and they have home court. the gales have logan johnson. a big night for johnson. johnson on the attack. saint mary's pulls within two. final minutes of the first half. aidan got it. gales led by 12. led by 14 at the break. johnson on the give and go. a nice give and go. a thing of beauty. gales are rolling. later in the second. team work make it is dream work. andrew saxon throws it down. saint mary's up big at this point. johnson one more time. a little hesitation puts it in. johnson

leads all. gales are still undefeated in conference play. mark fox and l be ayinbette overtime. kuani kuani. three-pointer. nails it. cutsthe husky's need to one. they needed stops down the stretch and they couldn't get them. noah williams for the huskies. tough finish. cal has an 81-78 loss. stanford looking to put an end to a four game losing streak. second half, stanford down six. rano wide open. smooth. led stanford with 16 points. not enough. washington state in transition. give them all of those. that's the dagger. stanford loses a nail-biter. 60-59. trevor lawrence and the jaguars down 2 p points on the

first half against the chargers. here they come in the fourth quarter. lawrence, fires. christian calls it in. after the two-point conversion, the chargers lead 30-28. final minutes of the game; a a huge play here. travis. 25 yards that would put the jaguars in position. for riley patterson. his right leg decides it. the jaguars are moving on, 31-30. the third largest comeback in playoff history. that does it for sports tonight. >> who do the niners face next week? >> i'm thinking it's the vikings. i think they take care of business in that dome against new york. and they should be good. >> yeah. i agree. all right. >> now you know. >> well, an east bay mental crisis center has found a new

a grass roots mental health response group has a new home in west oakland. >> a community center dedicated to helping those in crisis. john ramos explains how the group can do it work without

the help of police. >> reporter: for years some people in oakland have said there need to be something other than a police response to a mental health crisis. the city was slow to respond. so the people created one themselves. and today, it found a new home. while others call for more police to fight the gun violence gripping the city of oakland, one group sees the cops as the problem. the antipolice terror project or aptp has led the call for defunding law enforcement and shifting half the money given to opd to mental health and wellness services. on this day, the effort became very real indeed. >> we are making a promise to this community. with the opening of these doors. >> reporter: atpt's cofounder cat brooks announced the opening of the people's house. a new brick and mortar community center that will offer health and wellness services from massage and herbal medicine to

psychological counseling from volunteer mental health professional. >> i really see it as the healing center. a balm in a community that has been devastated by everything from gentrification to environmental pollution. to poverty. the gun violence. >> reporter: but the build willing also be home to mental health first. a volunteer team that responds to mental health crises without police being notified. coordinator rebecca ruiz says they can deescalate a tense situation. >> to me hark is completely different than the police who are coming into the situation, sometimes brutalizing people, trying to incarcerate them, not listening to what they are going through. >> reporter: though mental health first is not part of the 911 system and must be called directly, dr. daniella said she was kept busy from 8:00 p.m. until 2:00 a.m. >> we get calls directly from people in crisis but also from their family members. their

neighbors or people in the street. so, we see that as a success. people are calling us and not the police. >> it doesn't matter what is happening in front of them or how many times you assure them that 911 is not going to result in a badge and a gun. they are not going to dial that number because their experiences have taught them it is dangerous to do so. >> reporter: the aptp opened the center without any help from the city and in fact have been largely at odds with local government. but that may be changing as the new mayor sheng thao attended the event. something that not would have been expected or welcomed from the previous mayor. >> can they expect more of a partnership with the city on these things? >> i'm more than happy to talk with aptp and look forward to the dialogues. >> they say they have been operating in oakland more than ten years now. they say the opening of the people's house is a promise that they are here

to stay. next we head to san francisco's china town to see how many people braved

a little rainfall didn't stop today's new year flower market fair in san francisco's chinatown. there were a lot of fresh food in g onthe year of t rabbit. the fair continues tomorrow from 9:00 in the morning to 6:00 in the evening. on grant avenue. and lunar new year itself is next sunday on january 22nd. >> man, it should be sunny. thanks for watching. our next local newscast tomorrow morning from 6:00 to everyone is making room hm.

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