frame, showing that nothing is going on right now and into the next hour by 5:00 over the north's base of the showers are picking up. >> reporter: as we move into an 8:00 our existing activities over the coast the rain is all pushing to the east and will be bay and of the dry over the bay area later on tonight. tomorrow will be dry. late sunday evening into monday rain is expected to pick up again. >> pam: a close call for a one driver on highway 92 in san mateo today when the street and trashed it crashing down on our car. she was shaken up but she is ok. this is just what of the several problems on the peninsula and the aftermath of the storm on j.r. stall

continues with arcane coverage. >> reporter: this looks like a punt but is no pawn is up part of two mobile home parks that are still dealing with flooding. they're looking like pints right now. ponds the people of this community have rented machines to try and pump out the water. they've been working on this all day long the floodwaters are starting to go down. so that has to be somewhat easier capturing nick am able to flush my toilet now. you just don't know how it feels when you can't flush the toilet. >> reporter: many of the people they did not stay

last night are back here because of the receding waters and they will be able to go back home. and in redwood said sidney j. r. stone reporting >> pam: 7 dramatic pictures from our roof collapsed at a safeway store in san jose. these are pictures from above our help our helicopter partnership with abc seven news today crows are backing they were back surveying the damage and try to determine when the store reopened trough clifford has reformation >> reporter: and said that is not safe for anyone to be in the building right now is been bred to act and it was fencing put around the building and could take to keep people from the building just in case the walls collapsed with the ceiling. >> reporter: yesterday about four clop of 50 by 50

ft. hold appeared in the roof one person received minor injuries during this incident. the fire department came and discovered it was the second hole in the row for the building inspectors arrive this morning and a determined that the whole building was unstable. since then people have been making sure that no one goes in signed. >> reporter: the rain was the probably the cause of the roof collapsed but they have not actually officially declared a reason for the collapse of the roof. >>: when i was on the area roof there was no standing water on the roof but there are too large hold the water could felon through right now we're not sure why it collapsed. >> reporter: right now they're trying to see when they can reopen crews will

have to go in there and stabilize the roof and eve and evaluate whether or not this house of the this saw business can be reopened. >> pam: and peddle almost but flooding shut down a section of a major role for most of the morning. it was too dangerous for northbound drivers to pass through on stormy white road this was the scene between raise bill rolled in petaluma boulevard at one point and this is how bad it was. the pictures show the intersection with pelham boulevard was completely flooded on thursday for cars were stopped and they all had to be towed away. >> pam: the focuses of water supply in union city. >> reporter: like all communities in the bottle has problems with the

drought they got so much water that is made a dramatic impact. >> reporter: yesterday's pounding stormed the neville lot of am packs but got one thing about was the water supply. the 5 1/2 inches of rain that was received last week has brought the water level up dramatically. navato was still collecting rent runoff from the storm which is good. >> reporter: the rainfall totals are just under 16 in.. but that still wasted got both here is that lake and the bottles prime primary water supply the river. now is not the time to start wasting water.

if you do have your irrigation system on one is time to turn it off the soil is saturated and now's a good time to take that step. >> reporter: so the bottom line is been looking little bit better year in the city of davao del the water due deluge of rain has really helped the water supply. all little good news was coming at of the storm. >> pam: a union said the elder cal facility is badly damaged after retreat came crashing down into the building fire officials say a 90 ft. tall eucalyptus it all the eucalyptus tree fell into two bedrooms of the new haven or facility. that was around 4:20 a.m. this morning. two residents were hospitalized for observation after it happened all

relatives as her 83 year-old mother was in her back bedroom with victory came down. we are concerned as far mother and a lot of people that live there too. >> pam: union city public works are examining the remaining trees behind the homes to determine whether any more in the danger of coming down. >> reporter: people have been some amazing pictures and videos from our storm. as some would take a look at a tree that came out on a car on highway 93 and happened at alameda accent thanks to mari of rescinding the cn and this house san francisco you can see a car completely submerged in water on a flooded street. >> reporter: this is another car under water and harold burke & us this picture from santa rosa where another tree fell down on the clouds if you have pictures or

videos from the storm winds please share them with us to consent them to breaking news at crime die, or suspend them to western twitter or face book. >> reporter: thank you for all the pictures that to san and yesterday and today if you have more as the knicks stormed, as we encourage this and the man. >> pam: the storm knocked power out for thousands of people coming up will have the latest on the effort to turn the lights back and one plus the storm brings heavy snow in the sierras and got the latest conditions there and one of the most picturesque golf courses and the country took a direct hit from the store and will tell you about the damage at pebble beach's iconic 18th hole. hole.

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>> pam: tonight police and sunnyvale are investigating an attempted kidnapping. and happened on east arbor ave thursday morning. police say a middle-aged man offered a 14 year-old girl or ride in his car. when the girl refused police say the men got out of the car and demanded the girl get into the vehicle the girl then ran taurines house and call police authorities say the suspect is a man in his mid '30's driving all gold lincoln sedan. >> pam: today police arrested four men suspected

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>> pam: a convoy of p g and the trucks was a welcome sight here and mom people road today. this is near felton in the santa cruz smartened mountains. the electricity has been out here since 9:00 a.m. thursday when high winds blew through the area toppling several trees which came down on to power lines. >> pam: as many as 16,000 customers in the santa cruz mountains were without power at the height of the storm most of them and remote hard to reach areas like this in some cases crew still can't get to the scene of the

outages because of washed out roads and floodings. some of the areas that have the harder to reach areas that are experiencing flash flood flooding is gun were trying to safely restore the power. we're hoping least 95% of the customers the board acted and will continue to improve on that. >> pam: pg&e has since several resources in the area and what resembles a base camp for a while fire the community the utility has set up a huge staging area here in scotts valley. as of late this afternoon there was still roughly 5000 customers without power in santa cruz mountains. >> pam: p g and eight on at all power restored in san francisco this morning until a power line went down in the diamond heights

neighborhood. 2000 customers a suddenly lost power for several hours a safeway and other stores without electricity at the diamond heights shopping center the timing surprise the veterinarian who has an office there. tabby weave survived after with no problem is kind of ironic that is today with gwen is perfectly fine outside this is always stressful. >> pam: pg&e didn't get things up back up and running in the neighborhood by 1:00 p.m.. pg&e all power outage update shows that on the entire bay area zero l was without power they said they restored at least up 9 east 99% of service to this customer's. >> pam: the bart train to

the oakland airport hit storm debris on the tracks this evening in that great damaged the power system and then one of the tracks was shut down. then about four let what hours later another train on the other track rubdown. the bartow ak trying to play in service just started three weeks ago right now is back open. >> pam: pebble beach looks a little different today. after aggressive winds toppled one of two historic cypress trees in the land area of the 18th fairway on thursday. the damage came as heavy rain and more than 40 mi. per hour winds down trees and branches across the peninsula a pair of cypress trees were planted in 2004 and now only one of them still stands. >> pam: the creeks rides around sacramento as snow increases in the towel area

the sierra still expecting a lot of snow between five and 9 in. meaning lots of snow for skiers. ski resorts in the northern sierra nevada and were hoping for 3 ft. of snow once it all settles travel problems are possible over the next 24 hours. >> reporter: right now a few isolated showers our remaining over san jose. that's the biggest our that thing right now. there san jose and is see how i have been that cell is over it and over the coals line and north bay coast line i have your cell is approaching. over the past six hours to see the north bay has gone under an inch of the tens of rain under of up under it in short a 10th of an edge of rain.

>> reporter: as a few hundredths of an inch of rain down in san jose and redwood city and down in oakland international airport. the right is mostly done for now. but i'm gonna show you what would have for tomorrow. the bay area's largely dried right now. and is on whom it will be dry for tomorrow but we had for study you will see the tail of the storm approaching. a few light showers of around 7:00 a.m. and this sunday afternoon and evening you will see the big tail in of the front as pushing through. >> reporter: by 10:00 sunday evening we'll see that have your rain approaching new magazine to raise wheat and two monday morning your

monday morning commute will be impacted because of the approaching train. >> reporter: will have showers into to this day and the rain should taper off into wednesday afternoon. >> pam: take a look at the as all that way and washed away part of highway what details next later stranded in a raging river dramatic rescues taking place in southern california.

>> pam: the winds and the rains also up not only brought down trees but they all so pups a partial closing of highway one the damage is severe and so will remain closed for a while. all lanes of southbound 101

and to rear beached are off limits to cards. because all large chunk of land is missing. there's basically nothing underneath the significant portion of the roadway. some of the asphalt has broken off. this was during the heavy rain you can see that this area is no longer safe to drive on let alone walk. >> reporter: it could continue to break apart with more some of your weather. the california highway patrol says that this road will not reopen until march. >> pam: tonight residents living near the russian river have been forced from their home because of the rising river. we have the latest from our bill coming up and fight 30. and to the sow some residents took matters into their own hands after their homes were

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>> pam: right now and 530 the cleanup after the storm we saw a lot of scenes like this across the bay area today this is from lafayette pg&e crews are out

trying to restore power to springfield court where tree came down this morning. as begin with the chief meteorologist jacqueline bennett with the latest on the forecasts. >> reporter: we still have a little bit of rain over the south bay but largely we are dry. nicosia little p care of clear skies will we do have a lot of cloud cover out there still at least about a clothesline. coastline... it is the near palo mother was about 5 in. of rain. palo now had 5 in. of rain. pata luma 5 inches of rain.. san bruno had

about 3 in. of rain. was the totaled largely in the three and 4 in. range. alicyclic as was >> reporter: san jose we do have a moderate rain skirting their over the coastline you still see some spotty showers. i think that's where most of the activity will stay for the evening. we are still under of flood advisory for the bay area. some of these have your sales popov and caused minor of flooding. tomorrow will be dried and temperatures are in the '50s

and lower 60s. sunday will also be dried blood by 7:00 p.m. storms will be approaching. the labor into monday morning and more rain will be in store for monday morning >> pam: the storm will hit residents in the north bay were hard hundreds were and had to evacuate homes businesses because of the flooded on because of the bad news residents did rally to help out. >> reporter: officials said that 300 residents were forced to find shelter away from their own mini came out to help other people in need.

>> reporter: were across the way over 2 ft. of water surrounded we tried to help other people in our community and and will be your money over here to help those in need. the see the putters in the pro shop there >> reporter: officials believe the worst may be over for right now >> reporter: but no matter this hair has been hit hard and it will take some time to recover. >> pam: westbound highway 37 is opened back in nevada

after was under 4 ft. of water yesterday. just 24 hours ago the downpour flooded highway forcing the westbound lanes to completely shut down crews finish cleaning up some standing water in the right lanes this morning now both plays are reopened. >> pam: 101 a menlo park is now open in both directions filing massive flooding in that area to the lighting for spike would shut down over night at the flooding was on the southbound side of the freeway between march and will rolled. earlier this morning crews were still diverting drivers as they cleaned up the mess. and we continue to cover aftermath of the storm. >> pam: in redwood city along the 1900 block of bay shore road there are some for mobile homes flooded during a storm.

>> reporter: some residents took matters into their own home on to bonanzas morning one resident there was able to borrow pump from work and neighbors are pitching in and try use buckets to get the flood under control. what was the high in their homes. the department was not using small boats to rescue people because of high water. just try to hope it would keep going up and up this is nerve wracking because it always a worry about a place completely on underwater >> reporter: redwood fire officials said that amid as many as 50 people spent the night in the shelter. they're out evaluate in the water level today. and they contacted the red cross for people that could not return home.

>> pam: and we are not the only ones experience some problems from the storm southern california also got hit hard and will show you the dramatic rescue the loss angeles' as some people's best efforts to use floodgates and send back all this water was still too much for some. the dow >> pam: jones closed 300 points lower than it was. and there signs of weakness in china.

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>> pam: business and residence in san francisco's mission district are taking stock of damaged after the second flood into weeks.

when >>maureen: kelly reports this some still haven't finished cleaning up from the last flood. >> reporter: once again a small army of city hired cleaners are reusing mops all the roads to clean up a mock which overflowed from the sewers. here he conceived what looked like yesterday when the mix of rain water and human way spool on the street because the city's antiquated system can handle so much rain and run off in such a short time. >> reporter: the city said the lease 50 property owners in the mission reported they experiences some damaged thursday the owner of a stable cafe says the last storm was the worst in terms of damage done to their business. which already took a big hit last week it will have to throw appliances furniture to file

with contaminated water and workers will have to cut away the sheet rock even higher than after last week's flood. >> reporter: that's when they put up signs saying they would reopen in a few days well that's not the case anymore they're frustrated right before the storm then they was installed the floodgates which they were at keeping the rising waters out but they were able to finish completely enclosing the property before thursday's storm hit. so water rushed in from there went from there what all unprotected side and also came up from the drains. >> reporter: they're hopeful that was the end of their work is done it will have to do this again the city is paying for the work to clean up a repair affected properties as they do every time the cafe said they been flooded out five times now and five years the city says that they're looking at ways to permanently fix the problem but they estimate it

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>> reporter: we have an incredible image from southern california. the show the what is being rescued by the l.a. firefighters swift water tank. she and her husband were pulled out of the storms will in los angeles river. the couple >> reporter: were swept into the river in glendale. the man was rescued furs and then said is what was still in the water at first they could only hear her voice. then they located her and a thick tangle of submerge trees. suddenly one of the rescuers was themselves swept away. >> reporter: you can see how fast the water is moving downstream another member rescue team and ran along the bank tossing emmeline he grabs hold intakes it to safety the woman is also brought ashore she is been a

rubber ball you can tell she's having trouble walking both she and her husband suffered from hypothermia hot the army. >> reporter: they were taken to a hospital in ventura county mudslides in the storm dropped 2 in. of rain is and care mellow out springs where the 100 homes in this neighborhood had to be evacuated when they hillside began giving away by the day you can see what happened. >> reporter: the mud reach out to the roof line at the rear of these houses what lies but like all so close down parts of the pacific coast highway. several drivers had to be rescued from their cards in malibu and in long beach of balcony gave way at a strip mall. >> reporter: check out what happened when high winds and high waves mixed with high tide this is one of three

bombs the topple into the pacific in washington state residents will that last week they can't say they weren't turned their communities named wash away beach. >> reporter: rain totals from the system from the national weather system and national weather service is forecasting a range the-but weather services range and migraines were actually similar. sonoma county and at fort 8 in. of rain the highest was over 10 in. for now and rant now or and marin county said detail was, i always about 9 in. san mateo 9 inches...

>> reporter: said the look of with one on right now your on rate always see a couple shower's mainly at the north bay coast line. and this out and is pushing down into the chapel range. the fog of this they drive for the majority of the nine although we could see some isolated showers. 5:00 or 6:00 our you pinpoint a couple of showers in the bay area on the far left inside you see a couple of isolated showers over the diablo range right now and over the coastal waters. >> reporter: this is the 10:00 our where everything is dying down 1112 want to win 3:00 in the morning you considered largely dry. by 3:00 in the morning we since the a lot a snow in the sierra. as the stars to play

to see the% precipitation falling in you concede some of the sun breaks as well during the day. we're talking about one and 3 ft. of snow depending on the elevation. a few isolated showers are still possible. >> reporter: as we look ahead to the weekend tomorrow will not be so bad in los will be a little bit on the cold side are talking about in the upper 50s. it cited will be dry for much of the day but i 7:00 p.m. we're gonna get more rain in the bay area. what young to have an edge your rain starting sunday night at 7:00 p.m. into monday morning we will see showers and will cease hours into tuesday morning all so.

>> pam: we have a name for the orphaned baby sea otter that was stranded on the beach. at the pump was call 68 done and but now the and that name is called learn and now was that it was given to down from hot internet contest. the name of the pot is low and now luna..... >> reporter: we had so much video said it from ground yours and what to say thank you we use these images on our error on website and on our face book and twitter pages worth serious about wanting to be the leader of local news here. so please keep it coming. here's how to do it if you want be a

part of the breaking news experience we have an e- mail breaking news that kron 4 got time or in a confined as on phase book or to sweater face book or t witter.... >> reporter: the worst rain as it the best bay area in the long time and apparently some of the worst drivers have hit the bay area all so i'll explain in people behaving badly

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>> reporter: its seemed like we have to go over and the few of the dos and don'ts in driving in the san francisco bay area. let's just focus on the dollar's don't drive it to what we can

perceive the wrote this guy did and now he's trying to push the mini van out of the water by himself >> reporter: attila patrol truck from blue water towing came to his rescue. and apparently is not its first rescue. so the men and that gets rescued and the driver follow along heading onto dry land >> reporter: shortly after that this driver is about to drive into the same water pass the same award alone until common-sense kickstand don't drive in the pouring rain without turning on your headlights. yes is the law. if you're bikers on full blast you must turn on your headlights. >> reporter: i'm writing with offers to keep it from the san francisco office of

the california patrol when the storm is they go from enforcement mode to keeping a always clear sledding on highway 101 was so bad the traffic was restricted to just a few lines so drivers need to pay close attention to the roadway that smart card driver was not. >> reporter: neither were any of the drivers then thought it was all a good idea to pull out the cell phones to record the flooding while driving. and while the chp may not be on enforcement mode if you happen to cut off one and ignore incitements you could have a problem the driver had a problem that we're going to discuss in a future edition of people behaving badly remember drive safely and try to stay alive riding with the san francisco office of california highway patrol stanley roberts kron 4 stanley

>> pam: but what happens when you cut in front of the driver police officer and a rainy area. will let you know what happened coming up next

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coverage with just of chief meteorologist jacqueline bennett. the rate is good news for area lakes in the north bay area. . >> reporter: early this morning still the biggest building it struck determined that this building was not safe for anyone to be in sight they have red tag the building but chain-link fakes around it and they have the yellow caution tape keeping people back. >> reporter: this all began on thursday it during the big storm of 50 by 50 ft. hole appeared in the rules of this safe way. 20 customers had to be evacuated. later that evening around night a battalion chief with the fire department noticed the second hole in the roof. they came out again this morning and determined that

it is unsafe for anyone to be inside. good news this is and a shopping center where their buildings next door and those buildings are safe. they have determined that the elder of the bill to buildings in the area our state they're not the boat building are not at risk >> reporter: as for what it is safe way might be open and is very popular of i'm told that engineers will have to go in and evaluate the damage to see if they will repair the damage or replace it right now they do not have an estimated three opening. >> pam: the north bay was one of the areas that was hardest hit by this storm and the soaking rain continued this morning. there's also silver lining to the downpour.

>> reporter: will that silver lining is an increase it to the water supply. in the last week in the city of nevada at bay and receive 5 1/2 inches of rainfall which is good news for stafford like. doug gruber makes up or 25% of the water supply to the city. as a small lakes were not out of the woods but was still collecting runoff from the storm which is good. the rain fall for that under the for the whole year is just under 16 in.. normally and the buyer receives 27 in. of rain per year. navatoo... >> reporter: this still would have to be a lot more rain for the to fill up. but

things are moving in the right direction. still water officials say that this is not the time to waste water and fastest oil is now irrigated you need to stop watering now. >> pam: checking area now with our chief meteorologist jacqueline bennett asked what we can expect tonight. >> reporter: as good a whole lot calmer. and no reindeer no great right now through much of the bay area no rain >> reporter: there is a shower south of the north bay catcalls line near san san rafael. coastline...

trying elder dry out there right now but we gonna stay that way but as there will be another storm impacting us sunday. as we head into 7 7:00 in the evening on sunday and new wave of showers will come through. because the hon at north bay and the south bay area could see heavy rain. or all sub- indices hours for tuesday and wednesday. the rainfall totals for this next system are gonna pay all as to what we saw yesterday. >> reporter: a probably be half an inch of rain to insure rain for most low locations. >> pam: people into redwood city mobile home parks were rolled up their sleeves and pants legs to push out the water the what was then odd least 4 ft. deep in some areas. it is a slow process.

the bar a ponce in order to get the water out. many spent the night at a shelter in san mateo. flooding remained a problem in petaluma. but a smaller problem. crews blocked off stony point boulevard part of stony point was covered with water which is a far cry from what was that photograph yesterday. and as you the best up in all the mass and the driver abandoned the vehicle and a tow truck pick it up. >> pam: early this morning flooding shut down highway 101 on the peninsula both both directions were closed near menlo park. crews had to divert drivers as they cleaned up the mess all eyes

are currently open. in san francisco mission district residents are taking stock as the big hubs head by the floodwaters into weeks. the tried to clean over them what left over from thursday. this about 78 and folsom streets and happened because that antiquated sewer systems could not handle the imam of rain is such a short time. >> pam: they thought they would be able to open all week after last week's flood but this new rain has caused more damage bill walsh put the opening back further. were set back thousands and thousands of dollars and much less what our customers will think about eating in the year.

>> pam: cathay said they've been flooded out five times in five years the city is saying it could take years to engineer a our resolution. >> pam: fallen trees are still causing mass the problems around the bay area. incredible video of a tornado touched down in southern california. but first the mess for drivers and the north bay and how crews finally managed open up highway 37.

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>> pam: continue to follow the aftermath of the huge storm and some good news in the north bank. highway 37 has three open today. this was the scene this morning not far from the 101 interchange just 24 hours ago westbound 37 was under need for feet of water and completely shut down. this was one of the messiest traffic spots in the whole bay area. the far right lane was blocked off part of the day because of standing water >> pam: bart's revenue airport connector is back on track now barred just announced that earlier with the service was set down

earlier today because of some problems. annie and the bart train hit storm debris on the tracks and the damage the power system for and then about four hours later another train on the other track broke down. this is between policy and station and the international airport. >> pam: the service just started three weeks ago but it is back up and running now. >> pam: here from a south bay home owner who literally saw the ground beneath them give away. and the drought just that some help when checking in on the reservoir is in the area that are starting to fill up.

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>> pam: happening now crews out in force cleanup after the storm did a number on trees in the a bay area. and

that the power to several homes in lafayette. a huge tree came crashing in on highway 92. >> reporter: here in union city the storm saturates the so i'll be to walk behind this new haven court care facility. and brought down this eucalyptus tree friday morning. she and another co-worker were inside the residential facility along with five residents when the creek tres the rule of back the back of two bedrooms. tie it wasn't 83 year-old mormon was one of the two presidents that were sleeping in the run when the massive tree came tumbling down.

we are concerned as our mother and other people that live there to >> reporter: despite the dramatic energy it damages and no one suffered major injuries. the workers spent the day removing the tree piece by piece from the rubble by the union public works department assesses this is the ability of the remaining trees on public property of these homes. >> reporter: largely done with the reign of the right now, although within a few isolated showers. were looking live with the bay bridge toll plaza up traffic and is not funny watching pat's treasure island there's still some minor rain all the birds right now. you see the yellow they're over the center of his strained right

it the bridge they're still seeing moderate rain. >> reporter: the showers are scattered this is our. we are still under a flood advisory for much of the bay area. just because we could see a few isolated since self the cause problems in areas that were already heavily damage because of the storm. >> reporter: with the generally between three and 4 in. of rain from most of the bay area. about three and half were inches of rain for san jose. about 4 in. in los gatos. moving up toward the north bay you see 4 and 5 in. tall bills and even a couple in the sixth inch

range. taking a look at the extended forecast we have more rain on the way tomorrow will actually stay dry but by sunday evening around 7:00 p.m. another storm will grow through and leaguer into monday it would bring about an inch your rain. >> pam: thirsty bay area reservoirs are filling up a bit because of all the rain the lake on the los coddles great the water run level has risen because of the storm. debris as settlement is clouding the water. lexington reservoir allows water for the silicon valley. in some cases it is not pretty many mountain roles are played with

washouts down trees and landslides. >> reporter: thursday's monster storm took its toll here on pico road during the middle of the night at the height of the storm he thought he and his storm is tall and what end up in the creek below. >> reporter: rain stope mud beneath his home caved in on a propane tank and crashed into his car pushing huge concrete blocks into the road. a came down here walked erode and it turned check the pratt check the propane tank to make sure was not linking. >> reporter: a 5 gal. bucket

that was empty when the rain began shows how much rain was accumulated. a couple of trees fell down early on and nothing. >> reporter: he is hoping the restored creek will and in need the mandatory water rationing will come to when in. so for now all stores says he can do is rack wait for the rain to stop and hope the old tried out and will get back to work. >> pam: a confirm tornado touched down in los angeles today this is home video of the tear into one of neighborhood in south los angeles. impact of the breeze such as roof shingles incest against trees were bent and broken.

the national weather service says the high winds were from and e f zero tornado. such doornails have when speeds of 65 to 85 mi. an hour. the region has already seen 1 ft. of fresh snow in the sierras. >> pam: snow and then hammered the mountains. there was some winter storm warning for most of the day but has expired now >> reporter: within staring amazing videos from our kron 4 viewers. dale sent this to us from san bruno shot in the car he could see all that water alongside the road spewing out from storm drains pounding the street. we're talking about torrential rains. this tree

here on highway 92 is right on the car that's a mass that has to be removed. at its south san francisco you can see a car completely submerged in water. it's kind of hard to see beyond that barrier here is another car and underwater. you see here are people that are canoeing and kayaking. >> reporter: you know the labradors their love the water this is picture- perfect. the consensus and e-mail to the kron-4-dot- com or you can send photos to our twitter or face book pages. >> pam: mortar, all the damage up and down the west coast. more to come

>> pam: as the bay area recovers from yesterday's storm others other sections of the west coast is still getting hit with high winds. when does for a high enough to show a shutdown down the distraint you concede this as it is the ground. rector this is the aftermath of a mudslide that killed the heidi's home scaledown last night. public works loose public works crews had to bring in a bulldozer to make way for cars. the come pacific coast highway had to be shot down. shut down...

>> reporter: was a little bit more rain by the afternoon things were clear but tomorrow will to drier conditions. will still be cool all 50s and low 60s. we do have another batch of rain coming and sunday into monday. will see have been reined in surge early monday. hadh the reeavy heavy rain into monday.. >> pam: stay connected with kron 4 but the latest developments.

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>> pam: the rain may have stopped in most areas and now the cleanup as the tough talk to mobile home parks are still largely underwater at this evening. >> reporter: flood waters has started to recede at this mobile home park and redwood city. you concede your the water was and leveled out right around here i have a measuring tape am measured out around here were talking about more than 20 in. of water at this location alone. the bad news is and still see their lots of water out here. a top with the residents here at the mobile home park

directly next door off highway 101 and they've been working together and read it a machine to pump some of this water out of this location and back into the concrete that connects to debate. they say it has been a hectic 24 hours a man and in their accounts and please god to let it fly in my house >> reporter: many of those did not spend the night here last night because of the receding waters they will be able to go home this evening. >> pam: storm really hit residents in the north bay heart and burned bill they were forced to evacuate from burned bill guernville... >> reporter: this is the russian river and grinned

stillwater's well guernville where water swelled.... many people came out to help >> reporter: over across the way over 2 ft. of water swirled around this archaic. will can bring our money here to help local people in our area. it is to the perkins and his pro shop are flooding in the floating in water >> reporter: officials believe that the worst may be over right now. we think the worst is over

we didn't the when we were afraid it would come and that would been a major problem but the area has been hit hard >> reporter: no matter the area has been hit hard and will take some time for people to recover >> pam: we're getting a picture of highway 101 in marin county that collapsed all of that are off-limits to cards there's nothing underneath us a significant portion of the roadway has broken off asphalt has broken off. caltrans says there's a lot of work to do in this area and chp says this this road will not open until we open until march . >> pam: these photographs were taken today thank you tyler for sending the men

and we want to see your pictures as well you could e-mail them to us and breaking news news web site kron-4-dot-com >> reporter: we could see if you more showers to the next few hours were taking look and right now is just a few showers over the bay and is one near the coast line in half moon bay but it is pushing south near santa cruz. >> reporter: mostly gorgeous dealing with a few isolated showers. we're gonna deal with this for the next few hours. the 10:00 this evening and then things are going to dry out. will see dry conditions saturday and most of sunday as well a sunday evening is one we

will have a new storm front hitting the coast. it will affect the money morning commute. we're talking about an inch your rain with that's that storm and lingering into to them wednesday. >> reporter: when the chp is tempered pup patrol you never know which you might find for instance this bmw with no lights cut off the officer that i was riding with. for the record to his riding across the bridge looking for weather-related issues so the driver decided to have a chat with this driver. the driver just keep moving forward so the officer gives more siren when that didn't work that i've officer then instructed the driver to pull to the left still no response so now a continuous siren.

>> reporter: then finally the driver pulled over. in the process he smelled a familiar older and the driver said it should he ask the driver did she have anything to drink and the driver said now she was missing of devices and insurance. he proceeded to cast her for sobriety. heat acts are did he she have any physical conditions that prevented her from testing. the breathalyzer the officer then placed under arrest her blood alcohol level was 0.17 above the legal drinking limit

>> pam: still had a huge trafficking ring that was affected in the east bay area details coming up next what's possible today?

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>> pam: california attorney general general announced the arrest of a human trafficking rain in emeryville. hist >> reporter: state and local officials were investigating for months the said the operation was disguised as a legitimate masai's powder. the buildings was torn down several months ago but they needed time to put the case together. jimmy lee time ally white paint and draw

all will war all are interested and charged with pep a bribery and tax fraud and getting these men off the street would protect future been victims jimmy lee, tom loi, wei kuang, rong liu.. >> pam: gary is look back in his years acrons all station.

>> gary: in evening

regarding funding because crime is moving on monday to of brand-new of felony, and kron is moving and i am sad. when you spend half your life unless sen your kids through college and i've been feeling bad. and about what to do some of the sunday eridu many jokes and don't be funny and don't talk about the kids catherine needed on new year's. >> gary: we put together

some stuff and some of the self-serving. >> reporter: after 30 years year kron 4 was your biggest fan >> gary: a lot of folks my mom is 95 and still every show she's listening to. her idea of is excitement is jason read a prompter. they did this commercial of my father and nine. >> reporter: william rack niche. >> gary: jason is to be my producer look how pleasant they are. my parents watch

every night. and i'm a lucky guy >> gary: i've had a lot of friends here of course can you can't beat and the bell on the right this is j.b. banks. he was a security guard and the first day when numbers here was i saw was the only brother they are with aretha franklin record as a jet be as ready i love that guy i even went to his wedding. he's not coming with us to the new building but he's a wonderful guy >> gary: came up with the

said they got some and sheep from candlestick a section of bleachers and we sat in the bleachers when you sent this seat and the back of jerry rice's said head. there's will clark mess joe. this is about 30 years ago we first started. you look at the back of the guys had in one the see the bleachers was not very flattering >> gary: bill russell was my best interview. here's a clip. then it does learn and

he kept in touch is the greatest winner in the history of sports. >> reporter: what was the best story about you in these 30 years >> gary: nobody about the right up like this and put a mall together like. because i took a chance all the time this is a different era and now. chase and put that together and that's still my favorite deal jason put it together. a director who's always nervous fred bouchard

>> gary: 80 elder of the time friend retired you the good guy. already have the older kids for grown what am i gonna do here such as like the work soliton i to work allowed 80 on the radio of the one. wait about three years and can't find anybody better than look area must second vessel was be fending grant.

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>> pam: are right where excited tonight this is done newscasts a special to us a lot of us have been in this building and 1001 and then as avenue for many years the station has been a year for 50 years and were about tumbled to anand grant is here now to give us a preview. >> grant: pass our new digs

the some long park and they're much more state of the heart set embarcadero thus the newsroom just built the spanking new twists still got to keep tabs on san francisco a great deal of this city. but a great use in the still behaving badly monday morning we will unveil bold new look of kron 4 news. we've all been checking up the new dicks and we can't wait to show it to you on monday. anyone think you guys the viewers. i've only been there for years but with the time the minimum time of memories.

ton of memories.... >> pam: the building here on van ness is pretty beat up. jimmy stewart's character complains about his old broken-down house and then the remembers them quite memories of the whole house was there is sentimental about the future but we are taking a lot with us from this went from this building. will have new desk an elevator >> gary: 2 spent 30 years and all the people that of coming gone but we still have a pretty good core and will win we will be all right.

we want to stay with. >> pam: will keep an eye on things in our newsday and i knew station. sony shuts down interviews at "the interview" premiere as their battles execs speak out.

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