cornell barnard. abc 7 news. >> we are trying to get over how much snow was falling at randy's house. >> great job once again. thank you. the story of the day spread across the bay area. couple of days ago from pleasantville to myers after some vehicle spin in the region. chains are those areas and a speed limit of 25 miles per hour has been enforced. summit of hamilton. no major power outages reported by pg&e. a total of 364 impacted throughout the bay area as we speak. th is a look at the outage maps that are updated minute by minute. the most significant outages are impacting customers in belmont, san ramon. the utility says they have increased staff to deal with the potential impact from the storm. you can check the forecast anytime you want and get live doppler 7 on demand with our abc 7 bay streaming tv app. just download the app now. it is available whenever -- wherever you happen to stream. it big rig 14th and maritime street. half an hour. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. n

let's talk to you, barnard. from the joseph rounds foundation, an incredibly distinguished organisation campaigning against awarding grants and so on. it's great to have you with us. this cost of living squeeze it's really hit hard hasn't across the uk. it absolutely has. it's almost that it's been designed to make things hardest for those right at the bottom. and i think worth remembering, we've actually come into it from a really weak position . so we enter the position. so we enter the pandemic had a couple of years where deep and destitution had already up. you had covid where people on low incomes experienced both the heaviest health economic impacts. so there. we saw people run down savings . they built there. we saw people run down savings. they built up debt. when on low incomes. and then the of living crisis hit . and of the of living crisis hit. and of course it's been driven by food pfices course it's been driven by food prices and energy prices . it's prices and energy prices. it's the essentials whic

we're live in marin county, cornell barnard, abc7news.ion: certainly good advice, cornell, thanks. lots of the holiday spirit is here, but we can tell you tara campbell joins us live, the store making its way through the south bay, where we find her with a closer look at conditions, certainly wet pavement behind you, tara. >> yeah, the rings slowed down a little but it has been on and off all day, certainly not slowing shoppers down here at santana row and the entire surrounding area really, it is hopping, cars are piling to the parking lots and people are popping up the umbrellas but we can tell you it is wreaking havoc on the local highways here it on our way down from san francisco, we saw multiple cars off of the road as well as many accidents as we were making our way down here but not keeping the shoppers away. >> it made us put on jackets, that is pretty much it. put on jackets and grab umbrellas. but it is not stopping us. >> did you hesitate to get out here knowing how it was? >> not at all. we plan on coming out today, it is my

live in novato, cornell barnard, abc7 news. ama: you can keep track of the storm, check the forecast anytime and access live doppler 7 on demand through our abc7 bay area streaming tv app. download now. dan: the former warden at the federal correction institution in dublin was found guilty of sexually abusing inmates. the 55-year-old was convicted on eight charges and faces up to 15 years in prison. the ex-warden stepped away from his role after fbi officials found nude photos of inmates in his government issued phone. he was one of five workers charged with sexual abuse and the first to go to trial. three of those five workers pleaded guilty. ama: a san francisco nail salon owner is dealing with the third break-in at her business in the last six months. the latest incident on presidio avenue happened early monday morning. surveillance but eo shows a person breaking the glass of the front door and going inside, followed by a second person. the owner says 60 bottles of nail polish and many other things were stolen in this break-

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cornell barnard, abc7news. ama: there are very few power outages because of today's storm. the power company says 300 23 customers are without power around the bay area, most in the north bay and on the peninsula. just three customers in san francisco are in the dark. you can check the forecast any time and access the same five copter seven on demand on our streaming tv app. download the app now wherever you stream. dan: one person died when two trains hit a car in burlingame this afternoon. the northbound 509 it a porsche near the broadway caltrain station. this was about 1:40. here's a look at the scene from sky 7. it caused long delays as the investigation continued. several trains have been canceled and many others are still delayed tonight. tonight we are hearing from the father of a 10 month old boy who ingested fennel at a popular park in san francisco's arena district. the father tells abc7news that he thought he was goingng to loe his child. now he is thinking first responders for having jumped into action. >> it's the frightening phone call he is still playing in

cornell: in barnard. amanda: on the peninsula, samaritan house had their annual drive-through toy and gift card distribution. jackie spear was there as 2300 kids got a helping hand for the holidays and she was clearly in the holiday spirit as she hopped on a motorized cupcake, you can see her there. organizers say a record crowd showed up. >> we are so thrilled to be able to hand out these presents, holiday cheer, baskets full of hope thousands of families here in the county. >> it's been a big help, single mom. things have been on the rise lately, it's been a little struggle. so. amanda: donations come in a variety of forms. someone anonymously gifted samaritan house 120 $5,000 this year. in the south bay one nonprofit we spoke with said they could use more donations. abc 7 news was at sacred heart in san jose as volunteers put together food boxes for those needing assistance. sacred heart says 6300 families are in need and one of the big reasons is inflation sending prices soaring. organizers saying tha

cornell barnard, abc7 news. stephanie: still ahead, tsa checkpoint records.fficials that will surprise you. certainly chilly this morning. lisa argen will have your forecast in a few minutes. - life is uncertain. everyday pressures can feel overwhelming it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried, or frustrated. it's normal. with calhope's free and secure mental health resources, it's easy to get the help you and your loved ones need when you need it the most. call our warm line at (833) 317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org today. stephanie: we are learning more about a story we brought you last week. a single mom who has been homeless with her daughter for almost a year now has a place to call home thanks to a promise by regions mayor -- a promise by richmond's mayor. we followed up with the mother who finally has keys to her apartment. reporter: when we first met her a week ago, she had just gotten the news that richmond's mayor was going to pay for one year of ranch for her and her 14-year-old daughter. what are you bringing with your new home? >> my clot

i am cornell barnard. abc 7 news. the story of the day as you can see from our camera's across the bay area certainly soggy. once again we are seeing that on an offering depending on where you are and when. in this era, highway 51's just reopened just a couple of hours ago from placerville to myers after some vehicle spinouts in the area. highway 80 is back open in both directions from koufax to stateline. today. that observatory is the summit of mount hamilton just east of san jose. check this out. no major power outages reported. the utility tells us a total of 264 customers are impacted throughout the bay area as we speak. this is their online outage met. the most significant outages are impacted customers in belmont, san ramon. utility says they have increased staff to deal with the potential impact of the storm. you can check the forecast anytime you want and get live doppler 7 on demand. all with our bay area streaming tv app. just download it now. it is available wherever you happen to stream. in other news, a

cornell: in novato, cornell barnard. abc7news.n the peninsula, samaritan house held their annual drive-thru toy and gift distribution jackie spear was saturday. there is roughly 2200 kids got a helping hand for the holidays. she was in the holiday spirit as she hopped on a motorized cupcake. organizers say a record crowd showed up. >> we are so thrilled to be able to hand out these presents, holiday cheer, baskets full of hope thousands of families here in the county. >> it's been a big help, single mom. [laughter] things have been on the rise lately, it's been a little struggle. so. amanda: donations come in a variety of forms. someone anonymously gifted samaritan house $125,000 this year. in the south bay, one nonprofit we spoke with said they could use more donations. abc 7 news was at sacred heart in san jose as volunteers put together food boxes for those needing assistance. sacred heart says more than 6300 families are in need and one of the big reasons is inflation sending prices soaring. organizers saying that families are

in petaluma, cornell barnard, abc7news.ie: still ahead, tsa checkpoint records, the new data coming from airport security officials which may surprise you this morning. >> and we will take you outside for a live look from our embarcadero camera, you see the bay bridge lit up. the ferry building looks beautiful, sunrise peeking out. lisa argen will have your forecast in a few minutes. forecast in a few minutes. it's hard to explain what depression feels like. but i can tell you what it feels like when someone offers help. every plan through covered california is comprehensive, with mental health coverage, and financial help for people who need it. enroll by december 31st. meet leon the third... leon the second... and leon... the first of them all. three generations, who all bank differently with chase. leon's saving up for his first set of wheels... nice try. really? this leon's paying for his paint job on the spot... and this leon, as a chase private client, he's in the south of france, taking out cash with no atm fees. tha

live, cornell barnard. kristen: your window in the mountains has passed. this is a live picture on the nevada side of the border of lake tahoe. earlier today, the national weather service said anyone landing to go to the sierra needed to leave by 4:00 p.m.. it is just past. after that, heavy wind and snow will make it impossible. if you're going to go, carry chains, food, water, and blankets just in case. download the abc 7 bay area news app streaming app. larry: monday on charges of shooting an unarmed man in october. the suspect is 66 years old, who happens to be white. the victim, 21, is black. the victim left a san jose airbnb on somerset drive to go to the grocery store. he says what approached him with a gun. he tried to run, but waters fired a shot and hit the victim in the leg. police are investigating potential hate crime allegations. kristen: animal-rights protesters are following the -- calling for the closure of -- members staged a protest today, their second one this week. the demonstration comes three days after they say a two-year-old died f

abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard shows us how nonprofits are helping underserved families make the bit brighter. >> feliz cornell: volunteers were busy helping santa, making some holiday dreams come true for the kids and their families. what does it mean for your family? >> it means the world. it means they are cared for, loved, special, regardless of how much we make. cornell: it is the 50th year for the nonprofit's holiday share event, wishlist fulfilled, with toys and bikes. >> me and my brother, my siblings. >> this is one of the highest number of families that we have served in our 50 years, 400 74 children will be served. cornell: stephanie williams says the needs speak volumes to economic reality is across the bay area. >> inflation has had a lot of families, and people are still recovering from the pandemic, especially low income families. it is taking them a lot longer to recover. >> rudolph! cornell: diana was here with her son. >> this means a lot to our kids. happy. this means a lot. cornell: across town, a friendly bell ring was happening. the votto police versus nevad

cornell barnard is live in mill valley tonight and tells us that the weather even led to some postponementsseen it rain off and on today. in fact, mountain is barely visible the on the clouds. that rain is a welcome sight, but very challenging if you are trying to plan an event. a wet sunday money -- morning in the north bay. in the east, this large tree came down saturday, crashing on to at least two cars and damaging others near a her avenue and patterson road in pleasant hill. luckily nobody was hurt. >> we heard a big boom and thought it was a thunderstorm. it was a tree. it fell onto our street. reporter: as the day progressed, dark storm clouds moved across the horizon. the winter because community celebration in mill valley -- ♪ the chan family from san jose made the trip. >> the drive was nice, but we are concerned that these clouds are coming in. hopefully the weather stays good for our time here. so far so good. >> i love winter, i love rain. if it rains, it is fine, if it is sunny, it is great. reporter: organizers were considering canceling the event, but the weather held out. >

cornell barnard is live in mill valley tonight and tells us, the weather even led to some postponements. cornell: we have seen showers off and on today. the rain is such a welcome sight. but it can be challenging if you are planning an event or a parade. a wet sunday morning in the north bay. downpours made driving challenging in san rafael. in the east bay, this large tree came down saturday, crushing on to at least two cars and damaging others near roberta avenue in henderson road. luckily, nobody was hurt. >> we thought it was a thunderstorm. but it was a tree that fell into our street, into our cars. cornell: as the day progressed, dark storm clouds came across the horizon in rockmore rain. not far from the winterfest community celebration in mill valley. ♪ these chan family from san jose made the trip to grab some holiday vibes. >> the drive here was nice, but we are concerned about these clouds coming in and hopefully the weather stays good. >> i love winter, i love rain. i love it all. if it rains, it's fine. sunny, it's great. cornell: organizers were considering canceling the e

here is cornell barnard. >> it has been so cold. >> how cold has it been in the north bay? this cold. plants were frosty on sunday morning. after temperatures dipped below freezing. >> i have been running the heat because it has been so cold. >> marilyn birmingham and her son were at ace hardware grabbing insulation to protect their water pipes at home from freezing. >>>> it has happened before. it would burst and i noticed when i was running the water in the kitchen sink, the warm water was barely coming out. i thought oh no. >> cold weather may have this water major break in the diamond heights neighborhood. it sent water pouring into four homes for at least 45 mins before chris could shut the water off -- crews could shut the water off. >> i think it was the temperature because it was the same exact rupture. the space heaters are going fast. it is a hot item during these cold snaps. they're averaging three shipments a week to keep up with demand. >> we found lauren b ones that he could. >> i want to get little space heaters to keep the pipes warm and keep us warm. >> sev

cornell barnard spoke to the organizer earlier today.s us how drones, lights, and tiny parachutes are playing a row -- a role. ♪ >> he is playing his new favorite hanukkah game. he calls a strike a light. >> basically it's like walkable. >> it will begin sunday they host a one-of-a-kind event for hanukkah. the celebration will take place with the sonoma fairgrounds. lots of room needed for this winter the rabbi says this hanukkah celebration will be taken to new heights. >> i was thinking how we could take it bigger, and better, and higher. >> would nine foot menorah suspended from a mega drone first appeared in 2021 and quickly became a crowd favorite. >> it is a fantastic, sci-fi experience. >> for the big finale, chocolate coins will be deployed from the menorah, tied from little parachutes. >> chocolate writing down from the sky. we have over 1000 coins ready to go. >> you may ask why go so big? the rabbi says, why not? >> light and joy go hand-in-hand. >> the rabbi says he's getting calls from other rabbis wondering how they can tak

live in novato, cornell barnard.ama: don't forget, you can check the forecast anytime and get live doppler seven on-demand on our streaming tv app. it's available wherever you stream. dan: a looming financial crisis for oakland. they could be $200 million in the red. multiple city services and funds could be looking at budget deficits over the next two fiscal years. the projections have not yet been analyzed, but it comes as residents complain of wanting more street cleanups and an increase in crime and homelessness responses. the mayor elect has ambitious plans to tackle some of these concerns, but the deficit may be a problem and could delay those plans. ama: janitors fired from twitter headquarters are demanding their jobs back, and they are getting support from top officials in the city. they lost their jobs after twitter severed its contract with the company that employed them. they say they've been devastated by losing their income and benefits right before the holidays. elected officials were there to keep --

but there eyesight in barnard., justifiable questions about, hang on the labour side were doing it too. and obviously labour had been for harsh restrictions even if they weren't actually involved in making them . and towards the in making them. and towards the end of this period we got boris johnson's first visit to ukraine, to kyiv, where really whenever there was bit of domestic trouble, we did see the prime minister get on the phone to his good friend vladimir. that relationship was real though that that that friendship between boris johnson and volodymyr zelenskyy was strong. absolutely. and i think, yeah, we were all quite cynical it at the time because it did feel as though whenever was a drama breaking went to breaking off, boris went to kyiv. but boris johnson was, as rachel saying , sort of at rachel was saying, sort of at the at the very top of the the very at the very top of the of the pack, really. he was leading the pack on helping ukraine and volodymyr zelenskyy really did get on with him very well. a

dan: we will check in with cornell barnard. sandhya patel is tracking what we are seeing now.y light stuff now. as we check out live doppler 7 you will notice that we are seeing showers, first we start out with the golden gate bridge. raindrops on our lens. but of course be careful, it is light across the entire region. we get into the north bay street-level radar around south santa rosa, east railroad avenue, some slippery roadways. watch out around san francisco heading down to south city as well. it's steady, light in the emeryville area, alameda, visibility is also low across parts of the bay area around a male in novato. two males in livermore --in livermore. light to moderate rain, we're looking at low visibility, slippery roads and breezy. we time this out, 5:00 tonight, you see widespread rain. we are going to see at 10:00 pockets of moderate rain and the north bay. really scattered in nature as we head towards tomorrow morning. it's not going to be a widespread event until later on in the day. some atmosphericthat is prompti.

here is cornell barnard. >> it has been so cold. >> how cold has it been in the north bay?e frosty on sunday morning. after temperatures dip below freezing. nevada grabbing insulation to protect their water pipes at home from freezing. >> it has happened before and then it would burst. this morning. small earthquake. they had caused this what it meant. the break sent water pouring into four homes for at least 45 minutes before crews could shut the water off. >> rupture. >> 22° the other day. >> keeping warm is top of mind for many. >> and space heaters are hot items during this cold snap. the store is averaging three shipments a week just to keep up with demand. >>

cornell barnard is live in the north bay.christian and a look at what you can expect going forward. spencer: expect a wet evening commute. i want to show you, this has pushed into the north bay and central part of the bay area already. this storm ranks one on the scale. through this evening, periods of light to moderate rainfall or showers. we expect another -- one third of an inch of rain. here is the early evening, rain coming down steadily in some spots through the evening commute until 8:00 or 9:00. it begins to taper off and overnight, mainly cloudy skies. a stronger storm is coming in for the weekend. for the remainder of this storm, anywhere from a few hundredths of an inch to about one third of an inch. let's look at the approaching next storm that will be powerful. ranking at least two, possibly

richard barnard and of the co founder of black, came out. and it says that he said that he would go in hunger strike if the landlords did not fix al, but they did continue to charge several of those worse that so f facing charged the black mal conspiracy to commit some damage and thursday to go the guessing arrested is kind of part of the plan, but it's not the end of the process is i'd say the court process itself is an extension of the action. and it's where we can try and force this company to basically give out information that they would not normally give out. but you are running a real rich and you know, get of going to prison. if this continues to operate, you know, more, more lives are going to be taken. and so i'm more than willing to accept this. and as a consequence, i will still be a lot better off than most people who have to you at the end of these lessons. to kick things off, i just want to ask in the you k, which countries so many big changes do you think that young people are disillusioned or do you think they are politicall

kristen: now to the north bay and cornell barnard.an: officials are getting ready for an approaching storm. >> more rain is coming and would you believe that water officials here in sonoma are concerned about

here is abc7 news reporter cornell barnard. >> nevada were busy helping santa. making quality dreams come true for kids and their families. what does it mean to your family? >> means the world. it means they are cared for, loved, special. >> it is the 50th year for their shared event. toys, lots of bikes. >> >> one of the highest numbers of families we have served in our 50 years. 474 children will be served. >> 70 -- stephanie william says the need speaks volumes across the bay area. >> inflation has hit a lot of families. especially low-income families, it has taken them a lot longer to recover. >> yana was here with her son. >> thi to see our kids happy. this means a lot. >> bellringing was happening. police versus fire. who will pull in the most cash? >> we are. the real winner. >> need here who will be benefiting from what they are doing this morning. >> >> on the their annual gift distribution today. roughly 2300 hand for the holidays. cupcake. organizers say a record crowd showed up. >> we are thrilled to be able to handle -- hand out presents holiday che

barnard says about wealth, tax. barnard says do lower earners want rich people to pay more tax?our idea to appease the labour supporters that says richard says a wealth tax is , richard says a wealth tax is, utterly immoral people have tax on their wealth already . and on their wealth already. and john, they're not beating around the bush. john, you say the idea that the wealthy can pay for the profligacy of the rest of us is on tenable. so he says you've got a round of applause there. one of you of david. the whole concept of this wealth we were talking about, what should we take from the wealthy to give to people like the nurses how do we fix the situation with, the nurses? got nothing do nurses? it's got nothing to do with billionaires. david with the billionaires. david i know, but moved on. paid know, but moved on. they've paid their so . you shouldn't take their tax so. you shouldn't take away their wealth unless they want so it can be want to give it so it can be about the nurses then. well the nurses what need to nurses here and what we need to do generally with pay do h

in petaluma, cornell barnard. >> still ahead on abc seven morning, the new data from airport securityofficials that may surprise you. and we will take you outside on the golden gate bridge camera. clear skies, light traffic. lisa a must in your medicine cabinet! less sick days! cold coming on? zicam is the number one cold shortening brand! highly recommend it! zifans love zicam's unique zinc formula. it shortens colds! zicam. zinc that cold! tsa has increased the civil penalty to $15,000. the january 6 committee is getting ready to urge the department of justice to prosecute former president donald trump on criminal charges. sources familiar with the case tell abc news that the charges could include obstruction of an official proceeding and conspiracy to defraud the united states. those charges would match the allegations the could -- the committee made against trump and his elections committee in previous proceeding. let's get a check on the with lisa. lisa: good morning. temperature still in the 40's in many areas of the north bay and east bay. plenty of sunshine on the way. you can

here's cornell barnard. reporter: the storm was bringing fierce heavy rains.riving was treacherous on highway 101 in san rafael. there was street nearby pickle weed inlet overflowed into this soccer field. then there was the wind. >> the fire department came. they are the ones that put up the yellow barrier. reporter: this neighbor showed us this giant live oaktree which toppled onto wickham drive saturday morning, bringing a power pole down with it. electricity was knocked out to several homes. luckily nobody was hurt. >> this storm was unusual. i've been here 45 years. this is not something that is usual. reporter: four homes were damaged when several trees fell during the storm. a limb tearing a hole in the roof of the house where cynthia cook from pacifica was staying. >> we know it was a tree limb somewhere. we were grateful for being inside and not out by and trying to stay safe, enjoying the weather but this was a little bit much. more than we anticipated. >> we have had several gout -- years of drought and the trees were dry. they are starting to toppl

colletta smith, bbc news, barnard castle. the time is 6.19pm. our top story this evening.l the new year. coming up — we speak to kyle walker, the man tasked with stopping france's kylian mbappe, the top goalscorer in the world cup, ahead of sautrday�*s quarterfinal clash. coming up in sportsday on the bbc news channel... the lta is fined $1 million by the men's tennis tour after they banned russian and belarusian players from competing during the grass court season. the duke and duchess of sussex have accepted an award in new york, for their work addressing racism and mental health issues. the event last night comes as netflix prepares to release the first instalment in a documentary entitled "harry and megan", in which the couple are expected to reveal more about tensions with the royal family as our royal correspondent sarah campbell reports. arriving at this glitzy awards ceremony in new york... "do you have a message for your family7", harry was asked. not last night. on stage, the chat was light—hearted. i actually thought we were going on date night so i found it qui

kristen: now to the north bay and cornell barnard. dan: officials are getting ready for an approaching storm. >> more rain is coming and would you believe that water officials here in sonoma are concerned about flooding, it's hard to tell right now but it is true. a rubber dam is being lowered today to help prevent flooding of water supplies. andrea rodriguez says sonoma water is ready for what could be the first big storm of the season. >> the next series of storms coming through this we can, we look like we will get a nice downpour, so it is part of that, we're looking to lower our rubber dam. beck's water officials have started to lower this rubber dam on the russian river ahead of the storm. lowering the dam can take up to 48 hours but it is all in the name of safety. >> 40,000. >> we know we have an influx of rain and storms and we will see an increase in the river flows, we want to reduce flooding downstream and all the way through. >> during dry summer months, it slows river flows from runoff ponds but when it rains, they are u

cornell barnard is in santa rosa. >> chef nolan says when you fancy brie cheese, make a nutritional meal >>. you may be surprised that just because you're hungry does not mean you don't have a fine pallet. >> 1000 wheels of brie was donated to the food inc. by the marin french cheese company. the challenge for the kitchen staff make something amazing for as many people as possible. >> i have maybe 1200 pounds of cheese. that is pretty exciting. that will make probably around 3500 to 4000 meals. >> jeff nolan and his crew will pare the cheese with crackers, almonds and fruit from ingredients donated to the food bank. given to families in daily food distributions like this one at mlk park in santa rosa. a new mom says inflation and high prices have put groceries out of reach. >> we try to buy fruits and vegetables but too much especially being able to take care of her and working a little bit and paying rent and stuff. >> food bank officials say they are struggling to meet increasing demand from the community. >> originally families who would think they would never be in a food line before

cornell barnard is there with the flood watch in effect. reporter: hey, dan. it's happening. the rain is falling. a lot of homeowners are getting ready for more storms, and possible flooding. out here on the roads, driving is already challenging. >> we arrived to the scene and found the bus on its side. reporter: firefighter say rain and slick roadways may have caused this transit bus to overturn thursday morning on anderson drive in san rafael. >> no passengers, just a solo driver. reporter: the driver had to be extricated from the bus and suffered minor injuries. hours later a tow able to flip the bus on its wheels. a rainy week brought flooding into sonoma county. highway 121 and highway 12 was underwater tuesday. a new flood threat returns friday into saturday, as storms intensify. >> every storm we have a bit of flooding. reporter: this woman loaded up on sandbags to take back to her home in san rafael. she is hoping it will protect her backyard from the downpour. >> every rain we have flooding. i heard there's going to be about three to six inches. our garage will flood

kristen: cornell barnard is live in petaluma with a look at the storm. reporter: it was quite a storm, powerful enough to cancel classes here at casagrande high school in petaluma after a power failure. the storm nearly cap one patient -- kept one patient from missing her surgery today. >> the kids all went home today. reporter: classes were canceled at casagrande high school in petaluma after the power failed at 6:09 thursday morning, leaving the school's cafeteria crew making yogurt breakfast parfaits in the dark. the power never came back on. >> you can see our freezer is empty. we emptied it and sent it to our production kitchen. we emptied everything out. it didn't go bad. reporter: the storm brought a lot of rain in a few short hours making roads are slick. this car spun out and crash on highway 101. luckily no one was hurt. >> the powers out. it is a storm. h the lights --reporter: the lights at this house went out when a tree toppled and hit a power line on hillside avenue. >> a lot of trees. it has it rained for a while. to be expected. >> we're

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