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in the hours ahead. hopefully you are inside. we ar powerful damaging wind and rainthreat of thunderstorms in play e rain and wind e impact to the south but instead it was directed at the bay area, particularly the southern half. strongest gusts on the map the oakland airport 55 miles per hour. 56 miles per hour gusts at half moon bay. we have seen gusts over 70 miper hour for parts of the bay area and numerous reports of damage in santa cruz county. the icons on the map are separate. flooding or wind damage reports. you can see the cluster associated with the core of winds that moved on shore after noon today. about three dozen different

wind damage reports within that timeframe in santa cruz county. the rain continues to come down. not just the potential of bind damage and tree but flooding and debris flows. another band of heavy rain is making its way on shore. that is associated with another burst of gusty winds. this area here, the brighter the color, over 55 miles frnticcelica d erofethcoe un. y set up with a couple of different centers of low pressure rotating around each other. the up shot, gusty winds and heavy rain continuing for the next several hours. it will be coming at us in bands. it won't rain everywhere all the time but overall a wet, windy evening until the storm system finally drifts farther

a way to diminish the wind threat but it won't happen until late tonight. wind advisory until 9:00 p.m. downed trees and power outages. along the coast san mateo into santa cruz and western part of santa santa cruz mountains wind warning. potential of gusts up to70 miles pe glho. wiwehrllfor it. antrarea. > bemo tr fic alerts. highway 17 was shut down in both directions at mount her man road in scotts valley and same sort of a situation, reports of a downed tree in that area. at last check the road is open

but it's moving very slow as it should be right now. two s laare osed on st 58 can't start repairs until the fineowre ae sal bovideo that w got from our chopper that shows the erosion here. the spokesperson for caltrans told me that the collapsed retaining wall is what caused the pavement to crack.

now structural engineers are decide figure they are able to put up sheet piles to establish the wall. it will be a temporary fix. they will have to rebuild this area. drivers, crews are warning you, be patient. >> expect delays 580 eastbound through here. not a lot of great detours. those of you not great for trucks, a narrow wind di road. it will get you around caltrans they have about 30 crews on standby working to repair this damage that we are seeing here. but we know there are other crews going around the bay aro ea ha tn onfoe r a he been eing ro seaadn. ba ck to veyou. >> justin,in the rain. now to the peninsula. e flagare flapping toe at thepr

ready foit, too. >> we have more than r 20 helicopters on standbatwe have by. >> so, today's rain and wind pictcaused delays at sfo. live ure. that is proof positive to check ghonline are echoing the same sentiment that fyourt lii this rain. the general message we are over it. someone treated in part, quote, sigh, thanks to all those who prayed for rain your prayers were answered and then some. stay with cbs news bay r d . ea

inus online and find a community streaming on the cbs news app. the city of releassaed a plan to address recent violence involving youth. it took up a lot of our coverings yesterday at 3:00. this is in response to the recent fight at stonetown mall. let's bring in ann makovec. >> reporter: the mayor said they worked with san francisco unified to come up with a 10 point plan. it calls for extending two existing school violence programs. making sure social justice and juvenile probation are involved with the school district. investigating in programs that the da and public defender's office. hiring more muni ambassadors and giving the school district more mental support. this is the vio, poli

stion has seven officers working on any given night and the fight happens after school hours. one student tells us it is an extension of what she sees on campus. >> it starts in middle school. the middle schools used to be a lot safer when i started in sixth grade. it became so violent by the end. we don't have enough staff to prevent the fights or help the kids out. >> this is part of a troubling trend among violence with teenagers. you may remember last monday a 12-year-old was taken into custody after police say he stabbed another teen on a muni bus. on friday a student stabbed another student in the library of a middle school in san frans the board isrvpenow. th ceyece there.

's>>hoofet. lphe. thank you ldso sewhat was behind the violence. she had an opportunity to talk to a shop owner who interacted with students for decas. the ch assince seen 1991, almost 33 years. the last seven, eight, 10 years things go downhill. >> reporter: ed owns freddie's sandwiches. it's across from francisco middle school. he says he knows most of the kids by name. >> some kids know me, ed, fred, whatever, all these names. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: do they respect you? >> absolutely. they have no choice. >> gwron >> one ofrt the kids her, i kne him. he stabbed another kid on the bus.

so, that's unfortunate. >> reporter: ed used to be a teacher. he observes a lot. you are across the street from the middle school. you see the kids coming and going? what do you observe, the friendly person on the corner giving them food, what do you observe?>>ds of whmoen they come here, they behave good. i make them behave good. >> reporter: how do you do that? >> nice talk to them. i don't need to scare them. just, okay, if you are not behaving good, you don't come in my shop. >> reporter: they respect you? >> simple. if you don't behave good you don't buy anything from here. >> reporter: do you think they are not hearing that or respecting that at home or school. >> i think nobody at home is doing that. >> reporter: but he realizes solutions are multilayered and complicated. >> what is the solution? school cannot fix the problem. the problem has to be fixed from home. they have a broken home.

the school cannot do that. unfortunately, that is at what >> juliette goodrich there. we reached out to police and t ease olsclehoto ma your worries about ney. how they e aranvod ngwismall an the customers. latest storm

system sending heavy rain and ea dozestnsy of damage reports. we are likely to get more of those since tuesday. another wild afternoon e and er eve eninarand heavy rain on the way. i will track it hour by hour in a couple of minutes. extra security measures are in place in new york and w tside the u.s. capitol as a yofiryincluding plains clothes detectives were ordered to wear full dress uniforms today. a police source says the officers were told to be ready

to be mobilized. thnhn ct attorney's office is investigating if trump falsified records. this is in connection to a payment to film stor my mono . dathe stock market is seeing a boost as regional banks surged. here is where it stood. s&p gained 51. dow up more than 300. nasdaq 184. this comes yellen is suas uresecure asat any u.s. bank. she delivered that message in washington telling bankers step goect the deposits of e th meveall of their cust ody misilicon and signature banks. intervention maybe necessary for a big bay area bank, first republic. despite a dozen banks pouring in $30 billion to keep that

bank from failing. >> we are continuing to monitor conditions closely. my team and i have been close commeaime, the federal reserve began a two-day meeting to discuss if it needs to raise interest rates again to continue to combat inflation. we will continue to watch that. some investors are calling for the feds to hold off on rising rates. that is partly to explain for the collapse of silicon valley bank valley bank. now first alert forecast with meteorologist paul heggen. >> a lot of white caps on the bay even under the bridge that doesn't get quite as rough. it's windy and that is causing wild conditions all across the bay area. let's check t miles per wind fo

were sustained winds which mercifully they are not. we hto 35 miles per adho ur impact. we are tracking the power outages. we will add up the inch and a in a uz uns. see a lf ih. that is enough in san francisco to send the year total since october 1st over 30 inches. has happened and record keeping to 1849- 1850. we are talking about rarefied air that we are in. you can see the pinwheel effect. a lot of people are comparing it online to a hurricane. there are numerous differences between this and a hurricane but it does resemble the eye wall of a tropical system. the effect is stsashe on the

nins inok lot ofdi cah ses over e 60 milee per hour to the coast of san mateo and the same thing into the santa cruz mountains. putting everything in motion, this is the parent storm a hurr to move out. we expected it to make landfall further to the south. a wobble in the path made e die terms of the specific impacts around the bay area. you can see it swirling around, drifting to the north as we head through the rest of the evening. more heavy rain and gusty winds especially for the southern half of the bay area. north bay not as great an impact. a wet windy evening. by tomorrow morning, the winds won't be as strong. we will check that out in a moment. lingering showers to begin the day. those will quiet down midday

on wednesday then a there into wednesday afternoon i upwhat has fallen, a bull's-eye to the south korea mountains. i think that is an overestimate of 3 inches of additional rain in the santa cruz mountains. half of that could be disastrous within santa cruz county and similar impact on the peninsula as well. hour by hour winds are going to continue to be gusty through the rest of the evening. the high wind warning and advisory expire at 9:00. by 11:00, we will have 20 to 30 miles per hour gusts. gradually that becomes less of a factor early tomorrow morning and after the sun comes up tomorrow, the showers wind down and the wind will calm down as well. we have to get through this evening and be prepared for additional power outages. if you have power?

make sure the devices are charged goouteat u d 50s. it's a cold rain. temperatures falling to the 40s, not much of a change from where we are now. the cool weather pattern will continue. highs in the the upper 50s to warmest near 60. then a four day stretch of dry weather. even a couple of showers thursday will be light then three more dry days in the forecast, friday, saturday and sunday before the rain chances ramp up monday into tuesday of next week. our temperatures are going to remain a good five to 10 degrees below average. we will track the rain and afte and evening. >> busy day. thanks. march madness, ferrylikerou

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