from cbs news be area, this is the evening edition. >> at 11:00, a brief break from the rain come was on the way, got you covered as the next storm aims the bay area. a levy breach of floods a small town, forcing residents out of their homes. >> frustrated, i wish i could do more for other people who need help. federal regulators try to figure out the next steps for silicon valley bank after their collapse, starting to hear from some smaller depositors caught up in the mess. we had a brief break in the rain but another system is on its way. crews were out all day across the bay area using the break to try to get some crucial repair work done, including at the historic trocadero clubhouse and sam cisco, a massive tree fell during the storms, causing extensive damage.

a big chunk for lot of highway 84 near skyline the, working on a fix. crews managed to get main street reopened today after it was washed out earlier this week. of the same time a small monterey county town is underwater after a levy broke at the river, thousands evacuated from a nearby small town after a 100 foot cash open in a levy weekend by months of rain. looking for anyone caught up by the flood, checking submerged vehicles along flooded streets.>> telling us there is a parameter set up to keep residents out of the danger zone. >> all of the access routes for the community are either shut down or flooded. only first responders can cross the bridge to conduct search and rescue operations. >> reporter: entire farming community under feet of water, drone footage shows widespread flooding, streets and cars and

homes and businesses and schools submerged. authorities say it is caused by levy breach, three miles east.>> for the residents. time to evacuate. water is coming. >> reporter: started evacuating people late friday night. firefighters announced the evacuation order in spanish, since a majority of the roughly 1700 residents are's tennis speaking farmworkers. >> bilingual workers were who were also going door-to-door to get people out. >> if you start to cry little bit, the little siblings to into pray. >> reporter: 18-year-old christian garcia and his family were sleeping when large fire trucks will them up.>> did not feel real, sirens and everything, everything in a rush. >> reporter: his family and his uncles family live in one house, they packed up quickly and left. >> chaotic and sad.

at least my family is safe now. >> reporter: monterey county officials say the levy broke around midnight, they see the breach was around 100 feet wide. some residents could not get out it's hot in time, national guard soldiers rescued dozens of people including this person trapped in a car. first responders rescued a woman in a little girl in a car that appeared to have been pushed off the road by floodwaters. search and rescue workers used boats to look for stranded residents. many streets are under at least two or 3 feet of water. >> it was like shopping, i've never seen that. never seen that, it was sad at the same time. >> reporter: christian and his uncle went to check on the home, this is their street, everything is destroyed. >> the plants inthflr, everything is destroyed. >> reporter: his former school. >> the community is sad right

now watching everything go like that. >> reporter: christian isaacs families are staying at a local shelter, given the extent of the damage they say could take months to rebuild. >> expecting a lot of rain and it's going to get worse. hopefully the city can help out with that too, new furniture and flooring. >> reporter: we don't know if anybody is still trapped but we know a lot of first responders are working in searching for people who need help. many of the evacuees found shelter at the santa cruz county fairgrounds, some expect to be out of their homes for at least two weeks, close and blankets and other essential items are available at the shelter. >> the frustration, confused, mainly because i want to make sure my family is safe. i lost everything on 95. this would be my second time in the shelter since then.>> residents are breaking bracing for what is to come as more rain is expected in the coming

days. taking you live look at the conditions across the bay area, light rain coming down. let's get to darren peck for the first alert forecast.>> a real focus in the forecast, a storm that is coming our way by the time we get to monday night, monday night into tuesday morning. clearly the headline. before we get there, a few showers to look at tomorrow morning. a few will drift on by the time we get to tomorrow at the one clock hour, a few hours away, a few more as we get to sunrise tomorrow. then it is going to be more off than on for the remainder of sunday. a few showers here and there. we are going to do the comparison between what we've got for sunday and monday morning, and what is coming on monday night. into tuesday morning. you're going to see the difference. that is the storm being driven in by the next atmospheric river, we've already got a flood watch because of this, i will talk about the timing and

a wind advisory, the complete forecast coming up in a few minutes. they live look at the ferry building, there were gloomy skies over saturday's farmers market in san francisco, putting a damper on what is usually a big draw for tourists and locals alike, john ramose shows us how they coped. >> reporter: the wish for rain has been granted but on the embarcadero they rely on for traffic, tourists and locals like carl simmons, and the weather has not been inviting for months now. >> this is not the don't the norm for us, we are used to perfect weather. >> reporter: the farmers market normally has crowds shopping for healthy foods, like mozzarella cheese, but lately the cheese stands alone. >> the groups getting off the ferry periodically, you see the big groups come off, they are not coming during the rainy

days. that is a pretty large group of people that we are not seeing walk through here.>> reporter: working in the rain has been no picnic either, at the marshall's farm honey stand, he says the canopy has not been much help during some of the recent storms. >> when it comes sideways we get rained on and believe me we can get really wet, it ruins the labels and all of the boxes get so, everything falls out of the bottom. there are all kinds of problems, no fun working in the rain. >> a beautiful day to ride. >> the pedicab drivers would be out of business in the driving rain, most have protective canopies to keep things dry, and they say the tips are better when the riders feel sorry for you. >> the rain gear and i get a little bit wet, i don't mind though, people might be a little bit extra sweeter to you,

since you are out here toughing it out in the rain. >> reporter: other businesses were running dry but one seemed flooded with customers, the line stretched down the sidewalk with people waiting for the rotisserie pork loin and chicken. >> standing in line for chicken, for a few things i will stand in line for but chicken is one of them. >> reporter: 15 your employee robert says it's the atmosphere that makes the difference, they crank up the music which gives the workers dancing and makes the customers forget about the gray skies. >> music and good food and good vibes, anything else is irrelevant. trying to make it good for them and exciting. these are the people that will actually get us through the winter time and help us to survive. the storm.>> reporter: historic drought to store grains, surviving the storm has become business as usual. stay with us on cbs news bay area or our website, kpix.com, for the latest

weather coverage as we get ready for the next round of rain. it is and should be a matter of concern.'s the latest n valley bank and their rapid collapse, federal regulators cramming this weekend to work out what happens next.>> joining us in the studio, betty yu explaining how it impacts not just huge venture capital firms but also smaller businesses. >> the little guys are affected as well, small business owners linked to larger tech companies, startups big and small that did business with silicon valley bank are warning the collapse could force thousands of layoffs and prevent workers from receiving their next paycheck. >> i didn't get paid today. and neither did i. >> reporter: amber fields is getting swept up in the chaos. >> there is saying they will try to pass on monday but they are not sure. they're just holding our funds, and not paying us.

and that is a little bit scary, i'm freaking out. >> reporter: serving some major companies like roku, pinterest, chapa phi and at sea, warning sellers that some deposits may be delayed. >> i run a small business and do it for my home. those funds feed my family and pay my bills. >> reporter: issuing a statement saturday about the fallout, saying he has been in touch with the white house about the matter and federal regulators are working to protect people's jobs, livelihoods and the economy. silicon valley bank is headquartered in congressman rochon is district, he says the collapse will affect thousands of constituents. releasing a statement saying he made a strong case to the treasury and white house, that the best case scenario is a buyer so depositors are made whole, they get paid and state employed, clients don't disrupt services. >> what happens when tens of thousands of companies can't

pay their vendors anymore because they don't have cash in the bank. we are facing something much more than just my company potentially collapsing. but something very dramatic economically. the ceo of shelf engine, based in seattle, he said all of his company's money was in svb and right now he can't pay employees or vendors, the federal government insures deposits up to $250,000, the majority of the clients had millions of dollars tied up in the bank, those who don't bank with svb still have their livelihoods intertwined with the tech industry. >> getting our funds on monday, it's imperative. >> you can hear about the local impact of the collapse on face the nation tomorrow morning, beginning at 830 right here on cbs news bay area. in san jose, a grand event to celebrate

yoshida ahead of the 103rd birthday, the bristly of judo, a fundraiser for san diego state judo, found in the 40s, it is a premier training center for the japanese martial art and develop export in the united states. tyco drummers performed at the fundraiser. taiko. matt meehan was among the speakers >> coach uchida has lived not just a long life but a truly remarkable one. coming up next, record- breaking snow keeps falling in the sierra, after the break we will see how it compares to the snowiest years in california. klay thompson

meanwhile, up in the sierra just won't stop snowing. the central serous no lab says now we are tied for the fourth snowiest winter ever. >> mountain communities are battling rain and snow melt, leaving homes destroyed. neighbours pitching in to clear the snow that is left many people stranded for weeks. >> some with no home to return to. >> first time in my life, i'm 60 years old, and i'm homeless.

>> caltrans crews have been working around the clock and cleared 45 million cubic yards of snow this month. it keeps coming, little bit more in the next few hours a lot more coming soon. >> monday night into tuesday, almost identical to what came in on thursday and friday, we will have to talk what flooding concerns again, a wind advisory, the main focus will be early tuesday morning. before we get too far out, let's take a look at where we are now with first alert doppler showing a few light showers, top of the newscast, don't be surprised, rain in the predawn hours, right around sunrise, more showers come across. clear out most of sunday you don't get rained on, always a chance for a shower but on again off again, we might get a word of an inch to half-inch of rain, before the next storm gets here, it hasn't developed

yet, the futurecast, bring across the pacific and another one of those storms with a nice long stream of water vapor trailing back to the subtropics, another atmospheric river, it can deliver a healthy dose of rain and come in with very strong winds on the leading edge. tracking the location as precisely as we can for were the main plume of moisture will come unsure, at this point the bay area is too close for comfort, in the range of were the heaviest rain could be, some models say will be further south, it is what happened with the last one, too close to call, and the big picture right now, the general idea, monday night, into tuesday morning. 1 am on tuesday, and time there, and brightest fans of yellow and orange, and some of the

sites of the most impressive rain. and the impressive win. into the remainder. of tuesday, on-again and off- again showers and things will start to wind again. and the first part of monday morning. when we add in the next storm, bringing in the part that will be really driven by the atmospheric river, the total cycle of up to 2 1/2, a big difference, in a 24 hour period. the winds pick up intensity, monday night and tuesday morning, gus from 40 miles per hour, the wind advisory, a high wind watch, a notch above the wind advisory, high winds, turning into a warning, probably but time we didn't do sunday, 50 mile-per-hour gusts, downed trees likely, there is a

flood watch in addition to that, the flood concern is going to be heaviest in the santa cruz mountains like the last one, but it includes the entire bay, you have to be aware, think of the tuesday morning commute, the bigger impacts from water on roadways. low-lying intersections, issues on 580 in oakland from the last one, it can happen anywhere. that's the thing to be aware about on tuesday. 7-day forecast, we got tuesday as a first alert day, thankfully one day, if the timing moves up earlier into monday we will include that, we are keeping it there, turn back the clocks tonight but not over to you charlie. talkin' sports after the break, dodgers and giants played, san francisco's catcher spot is up for grabs it appears in blake sables is making his case to be that guy. the best team in basketball in the bay, stephan curry saved his best for the final moments

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welcome, he best team in basketball in the bay without their star player, and there was no giannis, and andrew wiggins missing his 11th straight game due to a family matter not bad seats for first game, not a bad first memory. jump ahead to the third, look at draymond green, sprained his right ankle, had to leave the game, but came back for the fourth order, the warriors down 2, green says i'm behind the line and i'm going to sink that, golden state under 20 seconds, stephan curry, with

mike breen, a big old bang. the closing seconds, a chance to win. jrue holiday into the lane, stephan curry with the block, over time in san francisco, the extra frame, two words, splash brothers, klay thompson, the bucket, putting the warriors up 4, stephan curry with the ball game, combining for 13 of the warriors 14 and over time, golden state is victorious, 125- 16 team, stephan curry a game- high 36 but the overlook play, the block that sent it into overtime. >> to hit a couple of big shots down the stretch and find yourself in a position where you can't make a plan the other side, it gives everybody a good boost, it is shocking. i think i got more compliments about that in the locker room the nation me tonight, it

speaks for itself. spring training, and alice,, and he should be fine. blake sables continues to make his case to make the opening- day roster. to the right field, 3-3 and scored all three times, the dodgers win it 13-8 in favor of la. the minnesota wild at the shark tank, the sharks down a goal it did not take long after the intermission for you hansen to find the back of the net, the wild win 5-2, the sharks have lost 15 of their 16 games on saturdays the season. never call a winning highlight. and it is all uphill from here. soccer, hosting the colorado

rapids, the earthquakes, opportunity for san jose, christian espinosa. look at this, a world-class strike, the banger to the upper cage, that was a thing of beauty and enough for the quakes tonight, they win 1-0, back to back wins for san jose. more sports after the break, a buzzer beating thriller in a local championship game. collegiate conference tournaments and a little golf, we will get everything in there today.

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selection sunday as tomorrow, watch the college hoops bracket unveiled right here on kpix, cbs's the place to be for march madness, a special version with a local flair post bracket show, live as st. mary's ways to find out the first round opponent, the loan bay area team dancing. pac-12 championship, bill walton trying to silence dave pasch, but he got a great call of this one. arizona down one, under 20 seconds left, courtney remy puts them on top by 2, arizona

the line to go three, no, one final chance for ucla, dylan andrews, a good look, off the mark, arizona hangs on to win 61-59, back to back pac-12 titles for tommy lloyd and the wildcats. the first year duke head coach, the blue devils back in the acc championship. the blue devils look strong from start to finish against virginia. kyle philip halski slams at home. watch out for the acc champs, 59-49 winners over the cavaliers over vern's cavaliers. sorry about that. the winning streak is nine, and great in the girls division state title, tied at 67, going for the win, off the mark, a rebound from jayden sanders and she sticks it in. stealing at the buzzer,

heartbreaking way to go down, it heck of a season, 69-'s th seven, sme ree of the tpc sawgrs a beautifuscene ic 17th hole, a beautiful shot of the par three. perfect position, a little backspin. give him the 80s. second ace of the event. tied for fourth, at 18, and knocked in the birdie, seven under 65, and the solo leader at 14 under, that does it for sports. your mentioning the warriors game and how they came up with a big win at home. and emotional moment off the court before before the game, klay thompson surprised a fan with a very special gift. and noriega, a 15-year-old

wheelchair ballplayer from santa rosa, he lost his leg to cancer when he was just six years old, today he got a custom-made basketball wheelchair from thompson. an amazing gift, the young athlete was moved to tiers while speaking with klay thompson. got to see vintage splash brothers in overtime, scoring 13 of the 14 points, it heck of a game to be at and great stuff right there. more basketball tomorrow at st. mary's. >> great local stories to get to.

andrea, what time is it? >> 11:33. >> but not 24 hours from now,

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