now at 11:00 , another deadly plane crash in america after a medical plane fell out of the sky and a key piece of evidence in the wreckage of a black hawk helicopter, what it could reveal about a midair collision with a passenger plane. and -- >> our whole backyard, which is about seven feet down, was a pool. there was no relief. >> -- with more rain on the way, businesses that are no stranger to flooding are doing anything they can to keep water out.

plus, prehistoric puke? details on a disgusting discovery. from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> hello. i'm sara donchey. as promised, it was a pretty cold and soggy end to what felt like a long week for a lot of us and the rain isn't done with us yet, perfectly timed with those weekend plans, in fact. it seems like we used to say that a lot. we haven't talked about a lot of rain lately. so what can we expect over the weekend? >> more rain coming at us in waves. some of the heaviest rain will fall over the next 12 hours or so. let's get to how things will evolve. we'll saturday with how they've already evolved. the radar replay over the last 12 hours shows at 11:00 a.m. today we had light to moderate showers which continued coming at us in waves throughout the afternoon. some of the widespread rain coincided with the evening rush hour, but we've

seen a little break in the action this evening. you're seeing more shower activity off the coast, steadily making its way in. this is still light to moderate rain that is not going to lead to significant flooding threat. as we head through the rest of tonight, though, we'll switch from the current radar over to futurecast and take you through noon tomorrow because that's the window for the heaviest rain. the showers become more widespread. before the sun comes up tomorrow, the showers become a steady, moderate rain. some pockets of heavier rain show up in yellow on futurecast. those move through the first half of the day on saturday. if we were going to see any even localized flooding threat out of this system, that would coincide with the pockets of heavier rain. let's look how much has added up so far. the amounts are modest. close to an inch of rain in petaluma, generally half inch to an in of rain for the north bay. for the rest of the bay area it's between a 0.1-inch and a few tenths of an inch of

total rainfall. the exception, livermore and the santa clara valley, san jose only picked up 0.06 thus far of rain, but there is more to come. this is a double-peaked atmospheric river followed up by a weaker atmospheric river later next week, so a lot of rain chances over the next seven days. you may wonder why are we calling this a double-peaked atmospheric river instead of three different ones? it's because we never completely get out of atmospheric river conditions due to the amount of moisture flowing through the atmosphere over our heads. even when the rain chances taper off sunday, there's still a lot of water up there. this ordinarily would be an ar2 followed by an ar1 and combine to result in an ar3, which is the middle of the scale. it means beneficial rain and potential for localized flooding. we'll get into more of that and add up the rain forecast over the next seven days coming up. we haven't gotten a lot of rain lately, but when it does rain, there are a few businesses in san francisco that seem to flood over and over again, which

is never fun. part of the mission that was underwater when a series of atmospheric rivers hit northern california in 2023 is one of those places. andrea nakano talked to one business owner who is trying his absolute best to stay dry this go-round. >> reporter: this is what 14th street between harrison and folsom looked like in january 2023. the street turned into a river with people floating on water just to get to dry ground. >> basically the water raises. this whole street level is up to about your knees, maybe your hips. how many of those did you take out today? >> reporter: matthew corrick owns the restaurant be pink onion, his business hit hard as almost everything inside was destroyed. >> last time two years ago our chairs and tables were floating in the water. it was up to about

here. our whole backyard, which is about seven feet down, was a pool. there was no relief. >> reporter: the problem? piles of trash on the street that clogged the storm drains, anything from big garbage bags to hypodermic needles. as the latest storm rolls in, he knows it's up to him and his neighbors to keep the streets clean. >> basically we have to be the ones that kind of keep an eye on the manhole covers, make sure they're staying clean because as soon as one gets filled, that's basically the end of it fast. >> reporter: in 2023 the storm damage forced pink onion to close for two weeks. corrick said he stopped waiting for the city of san francisco to take proactive steps to clear the storm drains. >> i don't want to have to worry about it. i don't want to be out there with needles floating around trying to scrape out the drains. i don't want to do that, but i also don't want to close for two weeks. >> reporter: he's curious to see if new leadership at city hall will change the way the city handles public works issues. we reached out to san francisco public works for

comment but have not heard back. since the deadly commercial plane crash over d.c. this week, there's been a lot of talk about air traffic control and flight paths, the routes planes use to come and go from airports, and given the storm we saw in the bay area today, those flight paths can change. several flights coming into sfo and oakland were crossing paths on this rainy day. we reached out to sfo and an aviation expert who tell us not only is that completely normal, it is designed to make flying safer during bad weather. >> these procedures are designed to be used when the weather's bad. so the separation of the aircraft is built in and the aircraft will never be closer than 1,000 feet in terms of vertical separation and they won't be any closer than three miles to each other when they're horizontally separated by less than 1,000 feet. it's kind of like a highway in the sky, if you will. >> the flight path change also

helps planes work with mother nature when the wind comes in from the south or southeast like during stormy weather. just days after the plane crash over d.c. another absolutely devastating plane crash happened just today. this one crashed into a densely packed north philadelphia neighborhood. a medical transport jet with six people on board, one of them just a child, crashed just moments after takeoff. a nearby ring camera recorded the moment of impact and we do want to warn you, it is difficult to watch. you can see what was really a huge explosion after the plane hit the ground. several homes caught on fire after that explosion. at least six people on the ground were hurt according to a local hospital. one witness described the impact. >> when everybody said get down, we all get down, but i just see the plane is getting lower and lower and lower. it nipped a

house. when it nipped the house, it hit a couple cars, boom! into the plaza, into the dunkin' donuts, everywhere. i've never seen nothing like that a day in my life. i have never seen nothing like that. >> so the plane was heading to missouri before its final destination in mexico where all six people on board were from. the child had just finished treatment at shriners children's philadelphia hospital and was on her way home. the company operating the jet said it could not confirm any survivors at this time. obviously terrible news and a terrible crash. tonight the governor thanked first responders. >> for as awful as that aviation disaster was, tonight we also saw the best of philly. we saw neighbor helping neighbor. we saw pennsylvanians looking out for one another. >> ntsb investigators are already on the scene with more expected to arrive tomorrow and the ntsb has also been in d.c. where they are very busy looking

into wednesday's deadly midair crash between american airlines flight and a black hawk helicopter from the army. 41 bodies have now been recovered from the cold potomac river. all 67 people on board both of those aircraft are confirmed dead. here we can show you a better picture what happened the night of the collision. runway 1 at reagan national airport illustrated in the yellow was the original flight path for the american airlines jet. it was switched, though, by air traffic control over to runway 33. the pilot confirmed and made that change. minutes later as the plane was making its approach, the plane and the helicopter collided right about where i'm standing on this map. both plummeted into the potomac below. the flight path over the river now is closed off to almost all helicopter traffic. investigators say they have recovered the black box from the black hawk helicopter, but bad weather slowed down recovery

efforts today. barges are on the way from virginia beach to help with salvage operations in the potomac. ntsb investigators have started interviewing air traffic control personnel, which is a key piece of understanding what happened. the remains of the three service members on board the army black hawk were recovered earlier today of two had been publicly identified, staff sergeant ryan o'hara and chief warrant officer andrew eaves. o'hara's father gary says he knew he wanted to join the military when he was a teenager and he survived a tour in afghanistan. >> what do you want people to remember about this moment and your son's sacrifice? >> he loved being in the military. he was so proud of being in the army. >> o'hara leaves behind a wife and a 1 child. 1-year-old child. crosses are being set up near the airport to

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>> reporter: jack london square, a crown jewel of oakland, has seen peaks and valleys, but with the closure of the largest and one of the longest tenants at jack london, many people agree the historic waterfront district is seeing the worst economic downturn in decades. >> we were losing business a lot. less people were coming and a couple people had to get laid off. they had to shut down the restaurant early. so i knew that they had money problems, but they were trying to fix it and it just didn't work out. >> reporter: moises cruz just got laid off from the waterfront hotel, where he worked for three years, and before the hotel he had worked at a nearby restaurant. altogether the oakland native worked in the neighborhood for about ten years. >> when i say it's getting worse, it's definitely getting worse. >> reporter: moises blames the closure on a few issues. the pandemic led to fewer business travelers and convention, the departure of all the sports teams, and crime. >> there was a lot of homelessness and crime over

here. people were breaking into cars and stuff, so a lot of people don't want to come into this area. >> reporter: the waterfront hotel as 145 rooms and suites with amazing views of the port and estuary. >> i'm visiting from san diego, flew in and came here. >> reporter: on friday workers turned away guests as they checked in for their reservations. visitors say no one called them about the closure. >> it's sad. i have stayed at this hotel over the years so many times and it's a great hotel. i have the best memories. >> reporter: jack london square associates llc owns the hotel. hyatt runs and manages it. the port of oakland owns the land and says the owner has a lease agreement until 2061, but the owner stopped paying rent recently. we called jack london square associates llc but haven't heard back. some customers say they're trying to talk to the company to get their money back for events booked and canceled. >> disappointed that this great hotel with the backing of the hyatt could do such a thing to

us and we're just little people. >> reporter: jack london has been struggling in recent months. forge restaurant just shut down to reopen elsewhere. the high end french restaurant left bank also closed, but dave and buster's is set to open later this year. >> it came out of nowhere for me. i mean i guess not totally nowhere. i feel like a lot of businesses have been closing and have a hard time staying open out here in jack london, which is really sad, but to lose this one, this one hurts. >> reporter: like this message on a nearby wall. moises hopes jack london square will soon bounce back longer. >> it just really sucks that we got to go through this. people are losing their jobs. >> more than 75 people across 19 departments are being laid off. oakland is facing a budget deficit of $130 million. cuts will impact the city's police and fire departments, public works and department of race and

equity the end of february. oakland service employees union president says they plan on fighting this move. they're worried there will be impacts to city services. >> for example, on that list we have a property specialist. this is an individual that processes all the evidence that officers collect. so now the processing of evidence, which is clearly a necessity in the processing of a case and charging of a case, is that going to be delayed? >> so public works is losing 26 people while the police department will lose 19, but oakland council member ken houston says he's confident everyday city services won't be affected. the layoffs will not affect the number of sworn officers. first alert weather powered by kia. learn more at kia.com. kia, movement that inspires. >> i hate to complain when we do need the rain, but the timing of it is a little unfortunate. >> right as we head into the weekend. >> yeah. i remember i think last

year we had a period of time where every weekend it felt like it was raining. >> oh, yeah. it was seven i think of the first nine weekends of 2024 it rained and rained pretty heavily. >> yes. we need it now. i would love for it to be monday between 9:30 and 4:00. >> i'll put in a request and see what we can do. >> i don't think it will work out. >> let's see what is actually going to happen through the next several days. we'll start with the current view from space, the satellite perspective of this atmospheric river. it clearly shows that trails of clouds. it extends thousands of miles out in the pacific, has its origins near hawaii. this is a classic pineapple express setup directing that channel of moisture towards the west coast. some of that moisture gets squeezed out over the bay area and more over the sierra. let's look at where this radar stands right now. we've been in this little break in the action the

past couple hours, but there are light to moderate showers trying to make their way in and there's more rain back out over the ocean that will continue making its way in the next several hours. this is not problematic. it's enough to make the roads wet, which is a concern when we've been dry for several weeks. the oil and transmission fluid, whatever cars drop along the way, kind of gets reactivated and makes the roads slick. the light to moderate rain becomes moderate to occasionally heavy rainfall. watch for the yellow on the map indicating heavier rainfall rates around sunrise and moving through the first several hours of daylight tomorrow. you're not going to see much daylight. there's not much sunshine visible. the widespread rain gives way to more of an on-and-off pattern through the evening. we stay in this

off-and-on shower pattern tomorrow evening through tomorrow night and a similar story sunday. sunday is slightly drier, but i would be flexible with any outdoor plans. definitely have an indoor alternative as we head through the weekend. this extends into next week as well with this double-peaked atmospheric river. there's a flood watch for the entire bay area that went into effect at noon today through 10:00 sunday. it looks like everybody has the same risk, but we don't. tonight we're looking at an outside chance of enough rain to be problematic, maybe a couple locations seeing high water concerns, but this is a marginal risk and the excessive rainfall outlook from the weather prediction center means it's not likely. we go up a category across most of the bay area tomorrow into the slight risk category which sounds reassuring, slight risk, but there is an elevated threat of too much water especially tomorrow morning in a short amount of time. that risk shifts to the north sunday as the entire atmospheric river kind of reorients itself, but this will come surging back across the bay area by late monday and into

tuesday. when we add up the rain over the course of the next seven days, this is on top of what has already fallen, we're seeing a range of rainfall amounts based on, of course, the terrain. just over 1 1/2 inches of additional rainfall in san jose, but in the santa cruz mountains close to 7 inches of additional rainfall around ben lomond. similar rain shadow effect around livermore, but 2 inches of rain is very welcome considering the deficit. most of us are running in the 2 to 4-inch total range, numbers higher for the north bay, generally between 5 to 6 inches of rain on top of the 1/2 to inch of rain that's fallen. if we were to see additional flooding problems, i think those would develop tuesday as that second peak heads our way, but there is that additional chance of rain towards the ends of the seven-day forecast. we have one dry day on wednesday and then more rain moves in, could be light showers thursday and friday. some of the latest forecast data indicates yet

another low end atmospheric river heads our way the end of next week, so just kind of wave after wave after wave. >> thank you so much. grammys weekend is officially here and one bay area nominee is hoping to bring home a new trophy. ♪ up for best reggae album is cali buds. he wrote "take it easy" which is now grammy-nominated. >> i remember we made that beat in oakland and i remember working on that. i was having a little writer's block and i told myself take it easy and then that's how it all kind of came up. oakland is the vibe. >> nice to hear that. you can watch the grammys live right here on cbs news bay area. it all starts at 5:00 p.m. on sunday. it's going to be raining outside anyway, so might as well watch it to kpix indoors

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less than a week to go before the nba trade deadline, sounds like steve kerr thinks the warriors need to make a move saying before friday night's game against the suns that golden state is "not in a position to stand pat." all right. former dub, kevin durant, talking trash with hall of famer gary payton pointing up to the rafters. second quarter phoenix up 56-47. moses moody misses the three. devin booker taps it, downcourt off the bounce, hello, grayson allen, throws it down. suns led by 11 at the half. late third durant only had ten points and hadn't made a shot since the first quarter and he caught fire burying three three's in

90 seconds. k.d. finished with 19. he gets the last word with gary payton. steph curry never got hot from deep. he had 14, but he went 1 of 6 from beyond the arc, misses from the corner midway through the fourth and on the other end devin booker hits the three leading all scorers with 31. you guessed it. phoenix cruised 130-105 and dropped the warriors record. second round from pebble beach, this dog having a better day than a lot of the players. not having as much fun was world number one scottie scheffler. he got too close to the water on 18, so you go to the rocks, but look at that shot, knocks it back onto the fairway and, of course, he pars the hole. i would have quit golf. sepp straka chips in just off the green for birdie. he won two weeks ago in palm springs, tied for the low score of the day, 7

under 65. he's going to take a three-shot lead going into the weekend. back on tuesday, notre dame defeated georgia tech 71-68, but not every fighting irish fan was happy, especially the random fan who texted head coach micah shrewsbury during the game to get the coach's thoughts. >> whoever sent this, i appreciate you. thank you for being cool. wtf, am i watching? do you have any plays written up because holy s, your team is unorganized as hell. what are they paying you for? glad they didn't have a name attached to it, but that right there, fellows, is a lesson in humility. as good as you feel, some people think you stink. >> i feel like we can relate. i've gotten a couple of -- it's always facebook messenger. >> yeah. was it like steve smith because that was me? >> steve smith like the wide

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how the rain/snow elevation line changes throughout the day. it's mixed with rain below 8,000 feet and at lake level it's mostly rain. a winter weather advisory is in effect until 10:00 p.m. saturday, then a winter storm warning going into effect through at least monday, although that will likely be extended. in the higher elevations winds will gust up to 90 miles an hour. so visibility will be near zero and you should be prepared for a lot of lifts to be closed. the rain/snow mix will change to mostly snow monday night, at least above 6,000 feet, and heavy snow continues to fall much of next week. short term travel will be nearly impossible, but there will be plenty of fresh powder once you can make it up to

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the first thing that comes to mind when i think fossil is a mosquito. >> thank you for not saying me. >> no. is a mosquito. >> lively, though. >> everyone compared to lively is a fossil. think about a mosquito floating in amber at the top of a walking stick. maybe it's a jurassic park thing is the most scientific reference, but i absolutely do not think of fossilized throw-up, but alas, that is what they found in denmark. >> lovely. >> an amateur paleontologist and self-described fossil nerd found this 66 billion-year-old fossilized animal vomit. he was walking alongside the coast when he found it. experts said it was legit. they think it contains at least two kinds of lily plants. the cretaceous era animal ate and then threw up on the beach.

experts say disgusting discoveries like these help them with knowledge about the relationship between predators and prey and ancient food chains, but this looks like it could have been anything. it could have been a matt lively hangover in the marina. >> it's a caveman's hangover. i don't buy any of what they're saying. >> science for the win. >> dinosaur vomit. >> happy dreams. >> yes. hopefully you don't step on that on the sidewalk. thanks for watching! "the late show" with stephen colbert is next. >> it's a little cr >> donald trump took the oath of office flanked by billionaires. >> mark zuckerberg, jeff bezos, sundar pichai, and elon musk. >> mark zuckerberg will also be hosting a black-tie party to celebrate along with some high-profile republican donors. >> hey, me and some of my tech