with a wave of tropical lime flavor. mountain dew baja blast in stores now. f0 from cbs news bay area, this is the evening edition. now at 11:00, just as people start making progress on the clean up from this week's storm, more rain is already moving in, and people are not ',

and we already have so much rain, so we still have a few more months to go. then, if you live anywhere near west oakland or emeryville, you probably heard fireworks going off shaking windows and people's nerves. and 49ers sent packing by green bay. vern breaks down the game in a special edition of the red and gold report. good evening. >> hope you enjoyed the mostly dry weekend, but more rain is starting to fall at this hour. >> a live look at conditions across the bay area. not much in the way of wind and rain at the moment, but there will be depending on where you are in

the bay area. darren peck has more. okay, we'll get back to darren. we had enough rain to activate the spillway in the oldest reservoir in the mount tam water shed and a main water supply. >> all right, thank you, brian. in sonoma county, clean up efforts are still very much in progress with several inches of water standing in some areas. people are just starting to assess the damage there. at the same time, law enforcement in the north bay is looking into two storm related deaths. da lin has more. >> reporter: the water levels have dropped quite a bit to 27 feet as of sunday morning. to give you reference, any time this river goes over 32 feet, there would be minor flooding.

over 35 feet, moderate flooding. on saturday it reached 34.7 feet, so quite a few places were flooded. as flood waters recede, homeowners roll up their sleeves. >> really, really messy. >> reporter: most of the chavez front yard was under water. he says very important the water did not get inside the house. >> probably around four feet. >> reporter: that's the water line on their fence. the water receded overnight, leaving behind mud, leaves, and other debris. he and many other families spent sunday power washing and removing trash. >> not everybody has a tractor, so i can do something that would take ten people hours in just minutes. so mostly that's why i wanted to bring the tractor. >> reporter: liam drove his tractor around town to help people clear debris from their homes at no charge.

>> maybe if i do this, someone else will jump in and go help. >> reporter: we also found a nonprofit worker passing out $100 gift cards to low income families impacted be by the storm. >> it's to help with immediate needs, because the people in these area, especially in the off season in a resort town, their hours are cut. >> reporter: the storm not only flooded many low lying areas, but police believe it killed a man that tried to drive through a flooded area saturday morning. first responders removed the body from the submerged car. in a separate case, over in santa rosa, authorities pulled a body from a creek. they're still investigating how the man ended up in the creek. >> we feel uneasy. it's so early, and we already have so much rain. we still have a few more months to go. >> reporter: many flooded areas are back open. the red barn near mays canyon road that was four feet under water is drying

out on sunday. this structure, that was at least seven feet under water, is visible again. and neely road is open to traffic app people had to use a boat to get around on saturday. after two and a half hours of watching and blowing, the property looks great, just in time as the rain started falling. >> i'm very happy. >> i like it, i like to see the house clean. >> reporter: light rain returned on sunday afternoon. residents are hopeful it won't cause any major problems leading into thanksgiving. okay, we're watching the next bands of rain come on shore now. this is nothing like it was over the past few days. we are not anticipating any kind of flooding from this, but you can see it on the virtual map right here. these are showers coming in across the northwest, and they're just bringing some light rain right now to sonoma county. you think oh, we've seen this one before, only it's not going to go that way tomorrow. because

as we take a look, we'll switch from first alert doppler, it will rain tonight in the north bay. but then it's also going to rain down here. and it doesn't rain in either place all day, hours on end. it's not going to be a concern for flooding. but things will get wet tomorrow. so get your rain in the morning hours. by sunrise, things calm down in the north bay. then from the santa clara valley to the golden gate, we get light rain throughout the day. it's kind of the reverse of thursday and friday where it was from golden gate north. tomorrow it's south, but it's lighter. you may not notice much of it. we'll let this play into the afternoon and early evening now, this may be two tenths of an inch of rain. that covers monday. but there's a lot more to this system. this is another atmospheric river that's really going to give it a lot of rain to central california over the next two days. i'll

show you that and just how close it's coming to us again in a few minutes. >> all right, thanks, darren. be sure you have the cbs news app downloaded as the next round of rain rolls in. you'll be able to get all the latest forecasts and breaking news. the sound of oakland last night startled by a massive series of fireworks going off around 10:00. frightened some people and confused the rest. >> reporter: about 24 hours later, we still have residue from all of the fireworks. you can see that here on 20th street. oakland fire has confirmed they did come here to 20th and campbell for a box of fireworks on fire, and we found even more debris throughout 20th street. ♪ [ music ] ♪

>> reporter: the sound of hundreds of fireworks going off one after another after another reverberate throughout the city of oakland saturday night, leaving many people questioning what was that? >> it sounded like an explosion. >> i thought maybe it was somebody pushing something heavy down the street. >> i thought it was like bombs. it was really scary! >> reporter: the fireworks were going off near raymondi park. this video was given to us by someone that lives in an apartment building on 18th street. but caitlin deda lives more than a mile away and still heard it. she drove by to see if there was any damage. she says for a second she feared for her life. >> luckily i could look out the window and i saw a couple of red ones shooting up and a felt better, but it was really scary. >> reporter: victoria and richard live closer, just a few blocks away. they say fireworks come from the territory. but this was different. >> it was just massive. it

sounded like an explosion of a fireworks factory or something like that. >> not even 95% of it was low level stuff you could just barely see over the horizon. it was like, it was like a fire fight or something. >> reporter: jolene was already in bed when the fireworks started going off. her dog alerted her to what was going. >> she was trying to climb on the bed, which she's not allowed to do. it was like what is your problem? then i heard it and understood why she was upset. >> reporter: fleming is confused how someone could even pull off this kind of spectacle. >> somebody spent a lot of money. >> reporter: most people we spoke to said they were not concerned about the one isolated incident, and fireworks in general are illegal in the city of oakland. >> oakland police say they're aware of the situation, but haven't made any arrests or released information on who or

what was behind all that. [ chanting ] over in san francisco, 500 more marriott hotel workers took to the picket lines this weekend. it includes housekeepers, bellhops, cooks, bartenders, and more. that's on top of the more than 2,000 hotel workers on strike across the city. they say they walked out because they, the the hotels are considering phasing out health care benefits. the workers also want hotels to reverse covid-era service cuts. >> we've met several times with the company, and they continue to put forth union busting proposals. they're attempting to take us backwards. and we're having to take our fight to the streets. >> more than 10,000 hotel workers have gone on strike across the country since labor day. it's no coincidence they picked this time of year to

strike. the hotels in question are right around union square during one of the busiest times of the year for the for the city's main shopping district. the streets out there were buzzing today. many people out enjoying the dry spell and holiday atmosphere. and a few brick and mortar bargains. >> i just got some really good deals on cashmere sweaters. >> i got some slippers. >> i'm working on gifts for my family. >> and we can't talk about the holidays in union square without reminding everybody that for the 38th straight year, macy's pet adoption windows are up every wednesday through sunday from noon to 6:00. still ahead tonight at 11:00, the best times to hit the roads and take to the skies this upcoming week. and the 49ers were early season favorites to get back to the super bowl, but now they're holding on to hopes of just getting into t

the tsa is estimating over 18 million people traveling by plane this week despite the average price of air fare being up more than 9% this year and around $280 per round trip. >> so, driving might be your cheapest way home this thanksgiving. aaa says that nearly 80 million people are hitting the roads or taking to

the skies this week. that's up 1.7 million from last year. gas prices are dipping below $3 a gallon nationally for the first time since 2021. of course, that's not true in california where we have the most expensive gas in the u.s. and another storm is rolling in, and luckily it's going to be a little south of us. so hopefully it doesn't impact all the airports and travel here. >> not here. there will probably be some minor impacts. we'll get a little of this. but the storm coming in over the next two days, it's another fire hose, but it's going just to the south. it's good, we needed the break here. but looking at the last three hours, you can see light rain moving into the north bay. we looked at this a moment ago. it's going to be probably eight hours where you'll have light rain like this moving across the north bay. and then tomorrow morning we'll see that spread out across the rest of the bay as well, and we'll start with showers down in san

jose tomorrow morning. but they'll be fairly light. let's go to first alert doppler, and you can watch the most recent showers coming across. take a look down at the very bottom of the screen. all the sudden you see a lot more green down there. much more widespread rain to the south. just a quick replay on the most important part of the focus which is when you'll get rain in your part of the bay and what will it look like. tomorrow in the pre-dawn hours there's some isolated showers in the north bay. the intensity over short periods of time will be a little stronger. but it's fairly confined and doesn't last all day. by the time we get past sunrise, the showers give you a break. so there's not a lot there. then, tomorrow, look at the south bay. that's 10:00 a.m. we'll just let it go through the afternoon and evening. really light, very spotty. more time when you're not getting rained on than when you are. but there will always be a chance of a light shower throughout the day

tomorrow, and it will stay fairly cloudy. you'll be able to tell there's a weak system overhead. more rain coming through in the pre-dawn hours, and much more widespread rain down here, and that's about it. i think what we really have to do is look at the system on a bigger picture to understand what's going on. why we're seeing much more impressive rain just south of our frame here. because of this. that's where the storm is really going. tomorrow there's a lot of steady widespread rain going into central california, then tuesday the big one comes in in a more impressive way. that looks quite rainy there. and it's going to go from monterey down the santa barbara. and it will produce good snow mountains too. we're barely getting the northern edge fringe of this, though, and it really won't amount to a lot.

maybe 0.02 inches of rain. and it's said and done by tuesday night. so wednesday, thursday, friday, no rain. you'll see that in the seven-day forecast coming up. if you have to travel in the sierra from now through wednesday morning, it's going to be slow going. snow levels relatively high. 5,000 to 6,000 feet. about a foot of snow at the higher elevations. but there's a winter storm warning until 4:00 a.m. wednesday. so monday and tuesday not pleasant times to be driving over 80 or 50. here's a look back at how we're doing so far. rainfall the least seven days, you really see the red bulls eye up there on the far northern part of the state. let's keep that in view if we can, and fill in the map and kind of balance what it looks like when you visualize the rainfall of the last seven days, and then put the numbers on here across the bay. then we can come back and get a nice flyover on some of the numbers. starting in san

jose, where your numbers were pretty manageable and then became much more impressive as you went north. some of the numbers, if you clear it out and just put the percent of where you are for average this time of year, santa rosa is well over 3735% of average. and san francisco is at 160% of average. san jose you're not quite there. still three quarters of where you'd normally be for this time of year. in the seven-day forecast, we know we have rain tomorrow and left over showers on tuesday, and then we're done. no more rain on any days back here. and make your plans for thanksgiving and the rest of the weekend without factoring in rain. that's good, we could use the break. back to you. coming up in the red and gold report, the niners find a novel way to lose a game. by making mistakes you

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loss in green bay any easier to digest. >> it was by 28. that's horrible. >> this is probably one of the worst ones i've been a part of. it's embarrassing. >> when you're missing guys, you have to be better, and when you have the penalties, we didn't stop the run like we did, and the three turnovers in the second half, that's how you get embarrassed. >> the 49ers hoped for a fast start to help allen settle in, but instead it was all green bay in the first half. they doubled up san francisco in time of possession thanks to a run game that out gamed the 49ers 125 to 3. >> just them being able to control the clock in the first half was one of the worst ones i've been a part of as far as a half. >> we started out really slow. took a minute just to get back into it. started to build some momentum at the end of the half going into the second half. had some drives going, but i think it was just penalties and turnovers really killed us all day today. >> with the red and gold report, i'm vern glenn.

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once struggling to stay afloat. >> reporter: he's a deck hand, but with four paws. bear, 120-pound german shepherd, gets to work. >> he's taken to sea life and excelled, and he enhances our morale. >> he pulls in the wet lines, which is, none of us want to do that, but he loves it. >> reporter: curious onlookers stare at the six-year-old canine eagerly helping the crew. sophie is a naturalist for san francisco whale tours. she set up an instagram and tiktok for bear this summer and started posting. >> he almost is at 10 million views on a video, so he went megaviral. >> reporter: what? >> yes, bear, blew up! >> reporter: captain jonah

thought this tour season might be his last. tourism numbers have been a big let down. >> we decided that we are going to give everything we have this year and this would be a make it or break it year. >> reporter: ticket sales plummeted since covid. but bear's growing popularity and humpbacks this season have seemed to give ticket sales a boost. this has been the company's best year. whale watchers, tourists, and locals have experienced a bit of magic on the waters. >> to be that close to the whales, i felt like i could, you know, reach out and touch them. so it felt like a true gift. sorry! >> reporter: on this day, several up close and personal encounters with a mom and calf, with an injured tail,

he community was born and raised to be better than it ever has been. >> reporter: he's never given up on his city. neither has bear, who's doing his part to keep the momentum going. >> a dog and his rope. thanks for watching. san jose tomorrow, how much rain? >> maybe a tenth, two tenths tops. it's light rain throughout the day and never amounts to much. >> good deal. thanks darren, and thank you for watching. news and weather pdates always

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