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poppy: welwelcome back. the orlando pride the shield winners and now they are your 2024 nwsl champions. the champions, they have etched their name in history. look at that, they have written their name in the sky as well. here's the player that -- brought to you by banking american express. it was only going to be one play, the play that separated it all. how about this from barbra ba banda? lo'eau: unstoppable. electric. we're running out of words to describe barbra banda and her influence this season. she's been absolutely unstoppable. it's been so fun to watch and for her to get the goal in the final, to seal the deal for her team to win. the orlando pride's first championship game. first champion game. it's so incredible. i'm so happy for them and it's

so deserved from the player who made such an impact on the league. poppy: we saw her there when she talked about winning the m.v.p. trophy. she had to give credit straightaway to a team that shows the unity of this group. lo'eau: 100%. obviously i had my jersey on with -- earlier. but for banda, she was clearly the second one this that one and phone hertory get it here, just shows that her whole season paid off and i think shout-out to their defense. they didn't let any goals in. they've been strong all year. so kudos to them, too, defense wins championships. poppy: it sure does. how do you feel about it, laura? emotional. laura: i think obviously for marta, and unbelievable. and the best team all year. i think everyone has pushed them close. but they just have been phenomenal all year so they deserve it. poppy: in that game obviously, the washington spirit, i think at one point they had 23 shots, but none of them really apart from the header that went wide looked troubling, just credit to how orlando really managed the game and look at that. and how long are these celebrations going to go on for do you think?

darian: they will go until -- and was it january, 15 or something like that? i think they're going to be celebrating for a long time. i mean, this is so deserved for marta. the way she's pushed the game fooled. the way that we have all idolized her and play like her and culminate in this moment to take home a championship for orlando is so sweet to witness. poppy: and for her mom to be as well and first time in america she said. lo'eau: she said she missed the semis and an issue with the visa. so this came all together for her. you can't not be happy for her. this let her bask in her glory right now. poppy: i feel like she will come up behind us. lo'eau: and how is she still running right now? poppy: that's what -- lo'eau: like 18 and not 38. poppy: this teamd the way she w- laura: so phenomenal. the defenders don't know how to deal with her and sets her

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from cbs news bay area this is the evening edition. >> it's crazy. it just came out of nowhere really. >> now at 6:00, the aftermath of a record breaking storm. a look at some of the dangerous conditions still in the north bay. >> plus, some communities in marin county remain the dark

tonight. >> and hazardous road conditions in the sierra, how much more snow the area is likely to see. live from the cbs studios in san francisco, i'm brian hackney. >> and i'm andrea nakano. he's a life look at some of our live cameras across the bay area tonight. it's definitely looking a lot calmer, drier compared to last night. and darren peck joins us now with more on the forecast, which i hear rain is coming back. >> it's coming back. it's not going to be -- >> thanks. >> i know. >> nothing like what we saw. >> you lived through this in the north by a. >> yea, it was fun. >> i'm going to show you how this played out. brian is right, nothing like what we saw. it is more rain. i want to make sure you're ready for this tomorrow. you've got to see what the rainfall looks like in terms of what we've gotten so far. san jose, congratulation, you got into the rain, 0.0072 of an inch

yesterday. that gave you for total at 71% for the whole rain year so far. san francisco you got three inches of rain just yesterday. and that means for the entire season as a whole, which started on october 1st, you're sitting well above average at this point thanks to those three inches. it rained a foot over three days in santa rosa. so when you look at the total for where we are on the rain season so far, you're sitting at about 360% of average since the october 1st start to rainfall season. now, that's for the airport. and if you've been playing along at home on the statistics, there's two reporting stations up there we would reference, whether it's the airport or downtown. but the averages should be the same pretty much for boat. 300% of average. take a look at tomorrow very quickly if we can. what does this look like in terms of approaching rain? the way to think about this is if you go back to wednesday, remember the bomb cyclone sitting way up there, that spinning mass of clouds, what is about to happen

tomorrow in this mess of spinning swirls that original area of low pressure that started this whole thing is going to be sitting right out here by the time this all rotates around again. see that little spin in the clouds and in the rain? that's what comes onshore tomorrow. we're actually going to get the rain from the center of the original bomb cyclone. s the not going to be the bomb cyclone when it gets here, but it is going to be able to bring us rain and isolated on again, off again showers tomorrow. i'll show you how much and when and all that stuff in just a bit. for now, guy, back to you. >> thank you so much, darren. in the north bay, authorities attributed two different deaths to the recent storm, man who tried to drive through a flooded road and a body found near a creek. >> flooding from the russian river crested at just under 35 feet this morning. da lin's got more on a drowning and flooding in west sonoma county. >> reporter: first responders pulled a man's body from these flood waters, his vehicle still sub merged somewhere in there. and we're seeing a lot of

flooded roads throughout sonoma county. good samaritan ben is trying to prevent another tragedy by transporting trapped residents in and out of their homes. >> it's sad, you know. it's sad to see. >> reporter: too many people risk drowning by driving over flooded streets. >> report of a solo vehicle. >> reporter: authorities say a witness called 911 saturday morning around 11:30, reporting a vehicle bobbing in flood waters with someone inside. happened in this portion of mays canyon road near downtown guerneville. >> the person did not make it. we were able to pull the person from the car, but they were pronounced deceased here at the scene. >> reporter: the sonoma county sheriff's office is working to identify the man and notify his family. >> we don't know at this point if he was a local or if he was a visitor here to sonoma county. >> it's crazy that we have to go on a boat to get through. >> reporter: one block away from the fatal drowning, neely

road is also underwater. >> there were people on facebook asking for help trying to get to the store and get across, so i figured i'd help out. >> reporter: ben paddled strangers back and forth on saturday. he feels thankful and lucky to get home. >> i don't know how deep sit, but if we can row across on a boat, it has to be decently deep. >> reporter: the storm and the overflowing russian river hit guerneville and forestville the hardest. >> we're flooded out of our work again. >> reporter: many low lying areas are flooded. this kayak ser inspecting his red barn. he says it's about four and a half feet underwater. he's already evacuated the barn animals. we saw structures, vehicles, and some homes underwater. many homes here are built on stilts. >> the house isn't flooded yet. it could, you know, it has before. >> reporter: even in tough times you can still find hope

and kindness in these unforgiving flood waters. local authorities say there was a similar fatality last winter of a female edriver. they're reminding people, turn around, don't drown. it's not worth it. >> well, the north bay did take the brunt of the storm yesterday. >> kenny choi is in marin county at san anselmo. >> reporter: residents say they feel fortunate there weren't massive problems as this storm rolled through, but now that the ground is pretty saturated, they also understand there could be issues down the road if this storm is any indicator of what's to come this winter. as crews worked carefully to cut tree limbs near high voltage power lines, san anselmo residents described what they saw. >> sparks dropping from the tops of our trees. >> reporter: three oak trees

came down, with the first one taking down the other two nearby, all pushing into power lines. >> the limbs of the trees were actually burning, but it's because it fell into the high voltage lines. >> reporter: -- he was sound asleep but his girlfriend woke up to see what was happening just outside their home. >> a big flash and then a boom. so she just assumed maybe it was like a transformer or something like that. >> reporter: -- to minimize localized flooding. they say there weren't any major incidents over the last 24 hours as the san anselmo creek was able to handle the amount of rain and giving residents a break. >> the creek's flowing, so it's a fun time to see all the fallen leaves and limbs and everything like that. so we're

just, you know, enjoying the sunshine. >> i noticed that my swimming pool was filled to capacity and the pump was groaning because it was just overworked. >> reporter: as u crews contracted by pg&e continue to clear dangerous limbs near power line, nearby residents will be without power into the night. but many say they're thankful. >> it wasn't landing on anybody's house or anybody's car, feel pretty lucky actually. >> reporter: many are feeling lucky as a gigantic, remarkable rainbow arced over town. >> some areas are still in the dark tonight. here is a look at pg&e's outage map. in greenbrae, hundreds out of power after a tree took down power lines. power is not expected to be restored until 10:00 tonight. heavy winds caused trees to come down across the bay area. in los altos, the foothill expressway was blocked in both directions earlier today. city workers were able to clear the area and the expressway has since

re-opened. and in berkeley a tree fell down completely blocking the road on hopkins and gilman. crews were there this morning with a wood chipper to clear the road. >> flooding in berkeley was bad at the time, at least near the ashby off-ramp and i-80. the roadways are now clear. >> lane closures by the 280 junction in san francisco. crews repaired a new pothole that was about a foot wide. it was first reported around 7:00 this morning and repairs wrapped up around 11:30. >> and the recent storms have created a lot of hax for travelers at san francisco international over the last few days. take a look at some of the flooding by the arrivals terminal three just yesterday. wow. what a difference a day makes. the airport said the flooding has been cleared but still had delays. five flight cancellations and more than 200 delays, in fact. but it's better than yesterday when they had 69 flight cancellations and

670 delays. in the sierra nevada, winter stourm warning remains in effect, the region could see another two feet of snow by the end of the night. the heavy snow and wind led to dangerous driving conditions and slick roads. and here is a look at interstate 80. this was footage captured around 10:00 this morning. snow is blanketing portions of the highway near the donner summit. and still ahead on this postgame newscast, we're learning the first case of bird flu in a human was reported in the bay area. details coming up. plus, a drop in temperature and large gatherings, the holiday season provides the perfect conditions to get sick. how you can stay healthy despite it all.

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the nation's first case of bird flu reported in a child came from alameda county this week. health officials say the child is experiencing mild symptoms and recovering at home. they're still investigating just how that child was infected but say that the child could have gotten it after being exposed to wild birds. across the u.s. there have been at least 46 confirmed cases of bird flu in adults, most of them have been farm workers. meanwhile, grimmway farms is expanding their recall of carrots that may be contaminated with e. coli. they're adding four more bag sizes of carrots to their list. the deadly outbreak has caused at least one death and sickened dozens more across 18 states. the company says the recalled carrots are no longer being sold in stores but could still be in people's homes. >> we know the holiday season is about sharing with friends and family. one of the things you share is germs. so holidays also happen to be the peak of

respiratory virus season. >> the more people that you're around in a greater amount of time, which we tend to spend more time with people during the holidays, the more exposure you're going to have. >> she says that we can spread fewer germs by staying up to date on covid and flu shots. and if you're at high risk of getting severely sick, wear a mask. well, darren peck is back with us now, and from that doppler that we saw earlier, it looks like most of the rain might be more south bay or was i reading that wrong? >> for the next storm. there's another one coming in. anybody looking at their phone and getting real simplified fore cas, it's going to look like it's going to keep raining like through tuesday. that's from the next storm that does look like it's going to south and i do not have rain in our forecast here on monday and tuesday. you know what, take that back, monday we may have a few straggler showers that. next storm is going to big sur. l.a.'s going to get their

share. what does tomorrow look like? because tomorrow, it's going to rain. it's not going to rain hike it has over the last few days, so if we take a look at the close-up forecast and go ahead to tomorrow morning now, the time stamp there in the upper right hand corner, if we could keep that time up there, that'd be helpful. a quarter to 10:00 a.m. tomorrow, 9:45. we're seeing isolated bands of rain that come in, not the widespread, steady, all day rainmakers. these are more isolated cells that come down with intensity. the rain could be stronger with these as they come through your part of the bay. they don't last long. they get in, they'll get out. so this does not really raise a big flooding concern with one minor exception. we still have some flooding issues on the russ river, and there is still a flood warning for the russian river as it goes through the canyon, near guerneville that. s say . -- that stays in effect

until 10:00 a.m. you need to stay aware of your surroundings if you're near the russian river through tomorrow. for the rest of us, what we see here is not going to cause urban tree flooding. we're not filling up intersections or low lying spots with rain like this. you will notice the rain comes down on again, off again. look at 1:00 tomorrow. it doesn't rain there at exactly that time. this model has been updating with each successive update. and i changes a little bit in terms of location or timing, but what doesn't change is this same notion. tomorrow we see this system come through with on again, off again showers throughout the day. they have more intensity, they get in, they get out. breaks of blue sky and then the skies will darken up and you'll get more rain. today was much more blue sky. let's get a breather day. monday morning a u few light showers left over. why

we're not done as we get into monday. fascinating story on, this by the way. going back to wednesday, remember we were talking about the bomb cyclone. take a look at it up there, see it? this is all wednesday night. that was driving all of this. since then there have been so many develops out here. we've had another cyclone that developed out there and another bomb cyclone off the coast. the original got moved of it of the way. watch what happens here, the original bomb cyclone from wednesday is still there, still circulating, and now it is sitting off our coast right now that's the last image. so there are several other rotating vortexes in here. they've all contributed to this weather, but the original bomb cyclone has rain in it, and that rain is coming in tomorrow. so when we get this rain tomorrow, just, you know, if you like knowing the background story on all of, this that's the center of the bomb cyclone, which didn't touch us at all when it was at its worse. this thing is going to be nothing like that tomorrow. it is the same area of low pressure and it's the

same point source that was kind of the engine for this whole thing coming right into the by a tomorrow when you get that rain. kind of an interesting note on that. here's the rain andrea was talking about. see that southern stretch right there? this forecast model is the one that's really showing us as we get into tuesday that's going into big sur, san luis obispo, l.a., it's their rain. we're going to get a break from this. let's get into the seven-day forecast. show you how this will play out now. so it does look pretty rainy as we look ahead to tomorrow, as it should. this is our best looking day for rain on it. we get into monday and tuesday. monday you have a chance of a shower or two. tuesday i -- for the most part this thing is done. it's gone to the south. and then here's your holiday. get towards thanksgiving and temperatures will be in the low 60s and no more rain. pretty quiet. i'll have more in the next half hour. for now, andrea, back to you. >> thank you so much, darren. coming up in sport, jumbo joe back at the tank. those were the good old days. a special ceremony to honor the

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from cbs news bay area this is the evening edition. >> welcome back. donald trump continues to announce key appointments to his cabinet. >> today he announced an important pick for secretary of treasury. cbs' cristian benavides reports from west palm beach, florida, where mr. trump's transition team is working to fill more key epositions to his new administration. >> reporter: billionaire hedge fund manager scott bessent is donald trump's pick to lead the treasury department. he would be key in implementing sweeping tariffs on imported goods, which the president-elect has said are

necessary to raise revenue and protect american industries. bessent has been a fierce advocate for the incoming president. >> i've been doing -- i've been in the investment business 35 years, and donald trump is the most sophisticated leader on economics that i've met. >> reporter: bessent is openly gay and would be the first gay cab met member to be confirmed by the senate to serve in a republican administration. on saturday, trump announced brooke rollins, his former domestic policy advisor, is who he wants as agriculture secretary. dr. janette a fox news medical contributor, was announced as trump's pick for u.s. surgeon general. former congressman -- for disease control along with john hopkins surgeon dr. marty as food and drug administration commissioner. >> he is the strongest human being i know. >> reporter: former florida attorney general pam bondi, another fierce loyalist, is

trump's new choice for attorney general after former congressman matt gaetz bowed out from the confirmation process over sexual misconduct allegations. gaetz has denied any wrong doing. russell vought, an architect of project 2025, has been tapped by trump to serve once again as white house budget chief. if confirmed, he would work closely with businessman elon musk and vivek ramaswamy on their so-called department of government efficiency seeking to slash trillions from the federal budget. >> well, trump scored another elegal victory. the judge in his new york hush money case has been postponed indefinitely. he'll now hear arguments on whether the case should be thrown out entirely because trump is headed back to the white house, andrea? >> across europe, tens of thousands took to the streets demanding an end to gender violence. in rome, protesters marched, chanted, and held banners calling to stop all forms of violence against women. the march comes a day

after an italian man confessed to murdering his wife. her body was found inside a duffel bag in the countryside. according to the country's latest data, 82 women in italy died at the hands of a family member since the start of this year. and thousands participated in demonstrations across several cities in france. this comes amid a high profile trial over a mass rape of a french woman. her husband has admitted to drugging her and inviting dozens of men to rape her over the course of nearly a decade. these demonstrations are ahead of the international day for the elimination of violence against women. the u.n.'s climate summit wrapped up later than scheduled this year with a compromise to help poorer countries cope with the efects of climate change. participating countries settled on a $300 billion annual fund.

negotiations were tense. frustrated representatives from less developed countries temporarily walked away from the meeting. they wanted more than a trillion dollars. negotiators also tried to reach an agreement on a funding plan for the next decade. single-use cups are thrown away every year in the united states, and today's project earth, the first of its kind experiment in the country is happening in the bay area. the project aims to tackle throwaway cups by replacing them with purple plastic. anne makovec has more on petaluma's purple craze. >> reporter: historic downtown petaluma. it might be decked out for the holidays, but something very color. is missing. >> those purple bins went away november 15th. >> reporter: 60 purple bins all scattered around town are now gone. >> they just took the last bin two days ago. they left it up for an extra week or two. >> reporter: the bins and

purple cups put in them were part of a groundbreaking three-month experiment. >> from what i've gathered, it went really, really well. >> reporter: for the first time in the u.s., an entire downtown community agreed to replace its single-use disposable cups with free reusable plastic ones. the goal? to see what would happen. >> it says sip, return, and repeat. >> reporter: 30 businesses participated. kus mers tossed the reusables into the bins, where they get picked up, washed, sanitized, and returned for a repeat performance. each cup had a unique tracking code. >> i use them a number of time, and i thought it was a great idea. >> reporter: researchers are now crunching the data, and early results in just 12 weeks, nearly a quarter million cups were returned for reuse. not everybody felt comfortable drinking a hot beverage from a plastic cup. >> i suspect that it was all very well intentioned, but i think that there still needs to

be a lot more drilling down on the possible negative effects of it. >> reporter: ashley harris manages the petaluma coffee and tea company. she says the experiment got the town talking. >> i think that was the biggest win of this is it got the conversation started. it got people thinking. and people who didn't like the cup started bringing their own cups in. >> reporter: brewing up even more ideas on how to reduce waste. and still ahead here on this postgame newscast, san francisco is going in circles about bike lanes on valencia street. why the city decided to put them back where they originally were. plus, how held care providers are reaching out to a community they say has a history of being difficult ♪ you know i'm a dreamer ♪ ♪ but my heart's of gold ♪ ♪ just one more night ♪ ♪ and i'm coming off this long and winding road ♪

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welcome back. new bike lane is coming to valencia street in san francisco's mission district. there is a controversy over a center lane and we have the story. >> reporter: the controversial center bike lane on valencia street that divided business owners and cyclists is moving back to the curb. sfmta approved a new design tuesday, and the decision couldn't have come fast enough. >> when they moved the bike lane like in the middle, like at first i was -- i was excited, because you know, okay, that seems pretty cool, more streamlined. as time went on, like, it got pretty tedious. i have to wait for traffic light so i can go in the middle. then whenever i try to make a left or right turn from the bike lanes, i have to wait for the stop sign again just so i can ma nufr out of the way. >> reporter: he says the center lane was a good idea in theory

but not so much in practice. navigating traffic lights, pedestrians, and left turns specifically made for a dangerous commute. plus, he feels like traditional bike lanes near the curb are easier for drivers to understand. >> i think it's safer to the side because you only have to look out for one side of the road. because there's cars to just your left. yeah, it's always to your left compared to being in the middle. you have to look out for ones to your left and ones to your right. and then merging with the traffic. >> reporter: after nearly thee hours of public comment, the sfmta board approved a plan to restore two-lane traffic. parklets and parking spaces will act as a barrier for cyclists using the bike lane. the new design will keep 26 parklets in place. the rest will be relocated in january when construction begins. some cyclist who is attended the meeting with still worried the side lanes won't be safe. some

business owners praise the decision. a business owner says the lane complicated parking for customers. while she says her business will be okay, she hopes the new lane will reduce some of the frustration. she says there are pros and cons to each design. >> i don't think there's any perfect solution for this problem. and no matter what, someone's going to be upset with the result. >> reporter: construction on the lane will begin in january and is expected to take two to three months to complete. >> -- has installed designated safe exchange zones for people looking to meet up with buyers or sellers they met online. now, these zones are located by the oakland police headquarters as well as the eastmont substation. the zones include a lobby open to the public during business hours and are monitored via surveillance camera. well, healthcare folks in half moon bay are hosting a health fair for local farm workers. they want to make sure

those workers have all the resources and information they need. it's been a challenge in the past. >> here on the coast side and particularly on the farms people can be a little bit separated from other resources and services that are generally available. so it's important to have this event here where folks in the community can come and make connections and connect to care. >> he says that this health event was the first of its kind for folks in that area. coming up in the first alert forecast, you know, there is still a flood advisory for the russian river in sonoma county, and interesting, the rain coming in tomorrow, we're looking at the high resolution forecast, look what's coming in tomorrow morning, going right over the north bay. it's a minor added concern there, but that flood warning is scheduled to expire at 4:00 a.m. there's more rain coming bay areawide, and this is not going to be a repeat of what we did for the last three days. there will be rain on sunday, but i'll show you why it's not -- if you've already -- if you just can't wait for this to end, i do have good news.

forecast on that is coming up.

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>> the tree's already been up in union square. >> 'tis the season. >> haven't even hit thanksgiving yet. let's talk about the rain still to go. so there is more rain coming in tomorrow, and i mean, we put a little bit of a spotlight on this a moment ago, which is to watch the high resolution futurecast depiction. we're going to put specific times on that in a moment. look at that little band of heavier cell of rain that moves across the north bay. that happens tomorrow morning. just take one wide look at the map with me. so this is kind of generic but you're seeing tomorrow. general takeaway from this is there's more rain coming so want to get more specific in terms of what the latest thinking is on when, where, and maybe how much. let's come back up over here. we were talking about the flood warning. still in place. that's specific to the russian river and as it goes through that beautiful canyon, so guerneville until 4:00 a.m., the russian river is still potentially right at that minor flood stage that. little cell

of rain we looked at, we're going to watch it again. so keep your eye on the high resolution model. you see that comes across and goes through sonoma county tomorrow morning. so that's like, you know, 9:45. the beautiful recreation of what we just did on the virtual map. but as that goes over, that's pretty much right over the russian river watershed. so this could be enough rain, should it play out exactly that way, it comes down fairly quickly, but it's a short period of time. you might get a little bit of a flash increase. nothing too concerning on the russian river. not any worse than it is right now. but after it goes down and that flood warning expires, it may be able to creep up a little more tomorrow as that goes through. then we look at the rest of the day. this is where it just becomes kind of messy. i want to stop it right there. this is when we start to see the better chance bay areawide for everybody to see rain come back but not like the last three days. this stuff gets in and gets out. so you get some scattered showers tomorrow. some of these come down with briefer bursts of a

little more intensity than what we had for the last three days. and then they clear out. the totals are not going to be big tomorrow. this is not a concern of flooding like what we had. this is not an urban roadway flood concern. none of that. i don't even think we would see any of the smaller streams and creeks through the east bay hills. none of that would be a factor here. it's just enough that you've got to know you're not done with rain for sunday. you'll get plenty of breaks of blue sky, and then the rain will move the and it'll go back and forth. then on monday there's just a little more. take a look at monday morning into the afternoon. scattered showers are still with us on monday before we can clear this out going into tuesday. this is still a complicated forecast because the dividing line for the next little surge that's coming on on that's going to continue rain in the forecast for california in general going all the way into wednesday and thursday, like with the last storm, we were right on the southern edge of it and then we really got hit. for that next storm that comes in on tuesday

and wednesday, that one goes to our south. let's pause this right here. now, that's the next wave that comes in. you see how it went to the south of us. so right on the line. i don't anticipate much rain from that. we don't have rain in the seven-day forecast as we get into wednesday and thursday. so the pattern in the pacific is just as convoluted and busy as it has been. there is good news in terms of calming down. let's get back over to the virtual map. considering we didhave a cold front come through, we'll clear out the futurecast on here. let's talk about tomorrow morning's lows. they're fine. we're not getting terribly cold here. tomorrow afternoon your daytime highs are pretty nice. mid-60s, fairly comfortable day tomorrow. in the seven-day forecast definitely rain for the sunday terrarium. count on rain on monday. not as much, but scattered showers on monday. and then by tuesday the focus of this starts shifting south. and as you look across

the rest of the seven-day forecast, there may be a bit of a cloud on there for thanksgiving. there's no rain in our forecast from wednesday going into next weekend. it does appear like we'll get a nice long well deserved break in the action. all right, brian, back over to you. >> well, that's the silver lining in the forecast. the thing about silver linings is they produce rainbows, and we had a beautiful one shot from moraga when that little front passed through. it was blue skies and some build up and a reminder that at least we got a break and what's on the way won't be as bad. so that's good news, andrea? >> and thanks to these recent storms, north star lake tahoe opened its season a day early. heavenly ski resort in south lake tahoe also opened earlier this week. royal mountain resort, palisades tahoe, and sugar bowl all followed suit on friday. now, despite intermittent chain controls on i-80, people were excited for the start of the season and

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