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way. also tonight, lawmen are investigating two north bay fatalities with links to the stormy weather. >> unfortunately, by the time we were here, the person did not make it. and there's no business like snow business up in the mountains. where thousands will come out of the slopes into the teeth of another storm system. but in the meantime, the sun came out today. real relief after days of record rainfall. there's more on the way, and that's why this young man is here to get straight to the forecast for the next couple of days. >> rain tomorrow. so and in some important locations too it's going to rain tomorrow in the north bay first in the morning, like in the 9:00 hour. good little cell is going to move across. what we want to do is take a look at that first. watch that far northwest corner going into sonoma county, red bullseye right there. that goes over the watershed of the russian river. can i show you where the flood warning is still in place? still in place for the russian river going through guerneville. allowed to expire at 4:00 a.m. at this

point. it likely will expire. even when it does, just know late morning there's going to be enough rain with enough intensity in a short period of time that goes over that watershed that the level of the river will probably do a short little uptick again. be aware of that. that's one item. the other item, and in terms of that rain, let's watch it again. we saw this on the virtual map. there goes that one little cell. let's take it through the rest of the day really quickly. widespread rain throughout the day for just about everybody. it gets in, gets out. not going to be rain all day. like what we had for the last three days across much of the bay. just plan on that throughout the day tomorrow, breaks of blue sky, the sky will darken a little cell comes over, you'll get some rain. even if they have a little more intensity when they do come from the systems and the cells that you had for the last few days, they don't last as long. it's good news. there's more rain to talk about after tomorrow, by the way. believe

it or not, we're egoing to look at this. monday has showers and then another atmospheric river coming into part of california. there could be some confusion in the forecast on that. i want to tell you what that means for us. see you in a few minutes. >> thank you, darren. north bay officers busy tonight investigating two fatalities that were linked to bad weather. that's in guerneville where police found a body inside a submerged car just before noon. da lin's got the latest both on the investigation and the sudden need that had residents taking to boats. >> reporter: first responders pulled a man's body from these flood waters. his vehicle still submerged 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, sad to see. >> reporter: too many people

risk drowning by driving over flooded streets. 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. >> unfortunately, by the time we were here, the person did not make it. we did -- we were able to pull the person from the car, but they were pronoinsed 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 was some people on facebook asking for some help trying to get to the store and get across. so i figured i'd help out. >> reporter: ben paddled strangers back and forth several hours on saturday. >> this is the only way out and in through here. >> reporter: miles feels thankful and lucky to be able to get home. >> i don't really know how deep it is, but if we could 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. we can't get in there. >> reporter: many low-lying areas are flooded. this kayaker is inspecting his red barn. it's four and a half feet underwater. he's 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 driver. they're reminding people, turn around, don't drown. it's not worth it. >> the other investigation tonight in santa rosa where police found the body of a man in his 60s in santa rosa creek

this morning. this was near centurion drive in east santa rosa. it's not yet known if his death was related to the storm, but it is in an area known to flood during heavy rain. meantime, it seemed everybody came out to soak up the sunshine and clean up from the past week. we have seen crews chopping up downed trees, fixing broken power lines and pothole, and scraping mud and debris off the roads up on silverado trail in napa. clearing the drains to make sure tomorrow's rain has a place to go, especially now that the ground is so saturated. in san anselmo one unusual measure of how much rain fell. >> i noticed that my swimming pool was filled to capacity and my -- the pump was groaning because it was just overworked. >> at the height of the storm this week, nearly 9,000 people in the north bay lost power. tonight from 9,000 to only 70 without electricity. let's get a look at how the entire bay

area is doing on that front. current pg&e power outage map. just over 600 customers in the region are still without power. lights are definitely on in downtown napa tonight. we saw plenty of people bundled up and strolling on the streets and one of those people bundled up and strolling on the streets -- . >> reporter: the rain was coming down pretty hard on friday. understandably, not a lot of people were outside. on saturday evening it's a completely different story. >> looks really good. >> yeah. >> reporter: it's a pretty busy saturday night in downtown napa. almost as if you'd never know the atmospheric river passed through just a day before. >> it was crazy. we ended up stopping and buying umbrellas because we didn't have anything, and we did bring coats because we knew it was going to be cold. but we didn't have anything for the

rain. >> reporter: elizabeth villareal is celebrating her eight -year anniversary in napa valley. it was a trek. they did encounter travel delays on the way. >> we were supposed to get here at 9:00 a.m., and we ended up having a four-hour delay from dallas, texas, because it rained so much in san francisco. so all the planes got backed up. >> reporter: but it's all good now. she and her family are enjoying a nice drink at the arboretum napa valley. >> no one was out. the whole town was a ghost, which was funny to see. we did get a little bit of business after once the rain started slowing. >> reporter: the arboretum has been open in napa for about three years, so staff have become used to severe weather during the wet season. >> bar that we have half of our seating outside, we have to enclose everything. >> reporter: just down the street, staff agree it was a

soggy and gloomy week. >> it was just super cold, rainy, like you can tell nobody wanted to go outside. >> reporter: allison said her mom's workplace also experienced power outage through the storm. >> my mom was working at mustard's at the time in yongville. the power's out, there's no music or anything, when customers come in, all the orders on receipts weren't working. electricity was all gone. >> reporter: here in the downtown area, businesses, residents, and visitors are grateful they didn't sustain many damages from the weather. >> everything came back like normal the next day. the sun came out and everyone started coming out. and of course, being a bar, perfect place to be. you have a drink, you forget about yesterday. >> reporter: residents say that they do expect a bit more rain in the coming days but any time they have a rain break they're going to come outside and spend some time with their family. >> is not a bad idea. again, though, there is more on the way. so be sure you have the cbs news app downloaded before the next round of rain rolls in tomorrow. still ahead tonight at 11:00, we've got a reporter up

at nyack snow park in the sierra for an update. tonight where the snow is very much still coming down. and later we'll let you know about some of the upcoming opportunities to get out and give back this thanksgiving holiday. we'll be right back.

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welcome back. up in the sierra chain controls have been in effect all day on 80, and we've seen dozens of big rigs and cars spun out or stranded in the snow. and more snow expected to come early next week after a little bit of a break this weekend. hunter is in placer county with what travelers are seeing if they're heading back home tonight. >> reporter: we've seen some brief breaks in the snowfall, but for the most part it has been coming down steady here in nyack. you mentioned those chain controls on 80, over on 50 in the myers area, traffic there was being held completely today by caltrans because they said it was simply too dangerous to drive on. too many spin outs and crashes. while people were ail to get up 80 today, they didn't come without having a bit of problems. for people hoping to enjoy this wintry wonderland, they had to first brace for stretches of treacherous travel. >> people don't know how to handle it. >> when you come over here,

definitely you need to chains. >> reporter: chain control checkpoints slowed drives just before nyack. >> i wasn't expecting this. >> reporter: many thought they were in the clear, taking advantage of a brief break in a days long winter storm slamming the sierra. >> we're pretty good on chains, but there's no snow. it's a pain in the butt. >> reporter: it wouldn't be long for that rain to freeze over to ice. >> there was a tesla off the side of the road right after chain control. >> couple of instances of hairy moments, but thankfully we're all right. >> reporter: here's an example of why driving is so dicey right now for some. it's because of this rain-snow mix freezing over into a layer of ice, making those road conditions dangerous. >> i haven't had slushy conditions like this in a very long time, and i started to lose control. >> reporter: this is just the start of snow season in the sierra, but safety precautions remain the same no matter the storm. for those planning their own hike up the hill. >> go slow, please. your kids, your life, and someone else's

kids depend on it. >> must bring back memories of your yosemite days. >> oh yeah, everything does, though, with the beauty of those scenes there. >> more on the way. >> we do. a couple of different waves. i want to start with the big picture, and then we're going to scale this down to get the best idea on how the next couple of days will go. it's going to be a unique setup for us. fist thing we're going to do is take a look at a quick review using the virtual set. this is tomorrow morning, 8:00, 9:00, good little cell shows up, opening round of rain in the north bay. then everyone gets in on the act. this is not an all-day rainmaker for us. we are not seeing showers that stay with us throughout the entirety of the day tomorrow. but they will h be on again, off again showers that come through. if you just take a view, a wide view on the map there, and what you've just seen is the play through of rain. i'm going to do it one more time so you can see how this goes. remember, it starts out in the north bay. so watch those showers that come in fist. that's like 8:00, 9:00

in the morning. brief little period of noticeably heavy downpours of rain that come through when that happens, and then for the rest of the day it'll be on again, off again scattered showers. and that's what we looked at in the top of the newscast where we tried to get as specific as possible on those just to kind of see how the timing will may out for you on that. but what i'd like to do now is kind of get into a somewhat more overall big picture view to help explain why it'll be a bit interesting over the next few days. do you remember on wednesday when the storm started we were talking about the bomb cyclone that was one of the features that was responsible for this storm which delivered unprecedented amounts of rain. this is wednesday. see the bomb cyclone up there? that little spin. watch what happens up there. keep your eye on that. we're going to play this forward now from wednesday into today. and what you're going to see is another one developed. this gets us to friday when we got most of our rain. that was when we were really seeing bigger

rainfall amounts coming into the bay. new bomb cyclone, old one over there. keep your eye on the old one, because that old one's coming back. we do a spin around, area of low pressure still out there. now look what it's doing. it's coming right for us. now we're looking at saturday night at 11:00, aka right now. that's it. san francisco longer anywhere near the intensity it was when it was the infamous bomb cyclone. but it's still an area of low pressure, and it's coming right for us. same one. and when we play it forward, watch what happens, line of rain shows up tomorrow. a little more high resolution on this, and you're going to understand why tomorrow we get our chance of rain. look at the spin up there come on shore. watch this trailing edge right here. brings another front through the bay. and because of that, this is tomorrow afternoon, more isolated showers are going to sweep across the bay as it does so. so they'll have a little more intensity to them than we saw from the original bands of rain for the last three days, because we're a little closer

to the center of that low, there's a little more energy, an ability to develop larger storms with somewhat heavier timeframes of rain. but they'll move on. not like they're going to stall out and get stuck here. here's where things get even more interesting. this is monday. monday there is a second atmospheric river that's getting pulled into central california. not as intense as the one from the past three day, and not aimed at us. it's going to be going into central california. we're going the feel some of those showers on monday, and then on tuesday it really has it in for big sur. look at this. so widespread rain on a highway that's notoriously vulnerable to big rainfall events. look where we are, too far north from that one. where the forecast stands at this point, this one continues to go to our south. boy, is the sierra nevada going to get rained on. there's going to be a lot of snow in the southern sierra, a lot of rain. that brings us to tuesday and the model runs out of data.

that thing is still going. it's going to stay to our south for the entire time. i don't have rain in our forecast for the holiday. let me prove it to you. we'll go to the seven-day forecast. i'll show you what that looks like as we take a look at tomorrow. tomorrow is the most significant day for us from a rainfall standpoint. in fact, let's start that over, say good-bye to that. and let's get rid of this -- got to say good-bye to that cool looking eye on the floor. makes it easier to read stuff. we've covered that for tomorrow. monday you still have leftover showers but fewer than sunday. i'm hopeful from here on out the focus for that next plume of moisture coming out of the pacific stays to the south of us and it'll be a story down in big sur. and southern california's finally going to get rain on this one. for us, thanksgiving is rain free. i know andrea is happy to hear that. >> super excited after the last three days. thank you, darren. coming up in sport, jumbo joe is back at the tank. a special ceremony to honor the shark great.

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field goal. stanford still up by two scores. then in the fourth quarter, the bears start roaring back. fernando mendoza finds jonathan brady near the goal line, pulls cal within four. then less than three to go in the game, the same connection, again, mendoza to brady for the go-ahead score there. stanford on their next possession trying to keep this drive going with the game on the line. ashton daniels gets chased out of the pocket and his pass lands out of bounds. an emotional mendoza walking off the field after the win, and cal wins their fourth straight big game with a final of 24-21. >> first of awe, i want to give all of the glory to god. that was an amazing comeback. i love my boys. it's amazing. i'm so proud of everybody. we're 6-6. we're bowl bound. and we retain the ax. let's go. >> love his passion. well, the warriors on their second of back-to-back road

games saturday night in san antonio facing the spurs. third quarter, steph curry showed off some of his magic with an acrobatic and one. the warriors led by ten going into the fourth, but that's when the spurs' victor wembanyama took over. incredible defensive stance with not just one but two blocks above the rim. tough to get around that eight-foot wingspan. wemby knocked down the deep three, and there is no stopping that. the spurs win 104-94. the warriors back in action monday against the nets. a special day in the south bay with the sharks honoring jumbo joe thornton. festivities got kicked off early, and there was no question whether or not jumbo joe would bring the energy. >> stand up and give me that love. >> good to see him back. looked like a full house at the sap

center as thornton and his family pressed the button to send his number 19 jersey into the rafters for good. thornton played 24 seasons in the nhl, 15 of those in san jose, and now he's a forever shark. after the dust settled from the ceremony, the sharks had a game to play, hosting the sabres. fabian puts san jose on the board first and even shows off a little jumbo celebration. the sharks led 2-1 going into the third, but three unanswered goals from buffalo, including the shorthanded finish from alex tux, spoiled the party. the sabres win 4-2. the sharks host the kings coming up on monday. well, coming up in the show, the injuries are piling up for the 49ers going -- the red and gold will have to find a way to get it done without their starting qb.

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lively has more. >> purdy has officially been ruled out this sunday due to a shoulder injury. he was held out of throwing drills all week and did not participate on friday. mri tests on monday didn't reveal any serious concerns, but as the week went on, the shoulder tightness didn't go away. >> this is something that we didn't think would happen early in the week, so we were fully preparing for brock to go. again, a little surprised by this yesterday. i don't want to say there's long-term concern. when he started up thursday just surprised him, surprised us how it felt. the way it responded this week it's up in the air for next week. >> brandon allen has been named the starter for sunday. the veteran backup beat out josh dobbs for the second string job, but it's been a while since he's seen meaningful regular season action. over two years since allen has played in a game that counts. head coach kyle shanahan has confidence in him. >> i think brandon's a good thrower, runs our offense well. has done a really good job since he's been here. been

here two years now. guys believe in him. >> it's been a big next man up mentality, so it's an opportunity for me to go out and play well and put our guys in a, you know, a good position to win the game. and obviously, we want brock back and healthy and all, that but you know, for the time being, it is an opportunity for me. >> so you always ask every week -- >> i was just going to. are they going to win or not? >> well, i've been wrong the last couple times. >> do remember something about the seahawks losing prediction. >> so you know what -- >> you're going to leave it alone? >> keep my fingers crossed. >> that'll work just as well. up next, with thanksgiving around the corner, we're out with some of the people working hardest to make (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪)

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doing today. >> yeah, their annual turkey drive gives away thousands of free birds every year to make sure that everybody's got a hot meal for the holidays. listen. >> people are hungry in the city. everywhere they're hungry. >> the need even increased since the pandemic. that means that they're having to make tough choices about paying their rent or buying food. >> i've done that for 13 years, and i hope to keep going for a long time, yes. >> if you missed it today, there's another one saturday, december 21st, from the church in san francisco, do i have that right? emedius? >> carla's our director in our ear. >> and her sister went to. >> all right. and to learn more on how you can donate food or money or volunteer your time, just scan the qr code right there on your screen or head to our website, kpix.com/give. for every dollar raised, a bay area family will receive two meals. elsewhere in the city today, san francisco's fairmont hotel officially got into the holiday spirit as

people came out to enjoy the grand opening of their decorations, including the giant gingerbread house. >> ah, the annual tradition. the two-story baked building includes more than #,000 gingerbread bricks. >> what was going on with santa there? i wasn't watching. >> ten-foot tall nutcrack and a chimney for santa and his reindeer. >> have you ever been? >> yes. >> it's impressive. >> i is. >> i feel like i've been there, because we read this it seems like every 40 minutes. >>

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