reporter da lin was here yesterday explaining that they were able to cut the power and there was not immediate threat. this came so close to a home that was on the edge of the block there. those folks are certainly lucky. this is just one of a few examples we are aware of in this area across from highway 1. as the sun comes up, we'll get a better sense of the damage. the homes are without power. they have a lot that they'll be worrying about. we'll keep you updated. >> as the sun comes up, we'll start seeing more of what actually happened last night. talk to you soon. >>> let's bring in first alert meteorologist darren peck to track what could be next once the sun comes up. there is rain that will affect our commute. >>> through the 7:00 hour, better rain. we'll probably see it earlier than that too. we have seen the most impressive part. that came through last night with the steadiest, heaviest rain and most damaging wind gusts. now we have the last act to still move through. you can see it on first alert doppler. there is a line of rain off the coast. that organized band of rain wi

she sat down with our reporter da lin and da will have a full report on sunday's 6:00 p.m. news. >>> 49ers honoring bills safety business can happen anytime, anywhere. so help yours thrive and stay connected with the comcast business complete connectivity solution. it's the largest, fastest, reliable network. advanced gig speed wifi. and cyberthreat protection. starting at just $49.99 a month. plus, you can save up to 60% a year when you add comcast business mobile. or, ask how to get up to a $750 prepaid card. complete connectivity. one solution, for wherever business takes you. comcast business. powering possibilities. >>> the 49ers paying tribute to buffalo bills safety damar hamlin today. displaying his number three on the levi stadium video board. hamlin is awake now and today he even face timed with his teammates. with the post season just a week away, the 49ers will welcome back one of their offensive stars this sunday. here is charlie walter with tonight's red and gold report. >>> this is the volkswagen red and gold report. >> the 49ers keep getting healthier just i

reporter da lin tailgated with the fans at levi stadium and explained how it is helping one superfan cope with her personal loss. >> reporter: 49er fans are upbeat because they beat up on the seahawks for one woman, she says her son is celebrating from up above. the out burst, the jubilation and the fateful celebration. let's rewind to the soggy tailgating parties. despite the off and on downpours, fans not deterred. >> nope! >> reporter: among those gearing up, superfan victoria. she said it is helping with the grief from the loss of her middle child adrian. >> he is watching and here at the game today. he is here in spirit. >> reporter: adrian died about two months ago at the age of 23. he was diagnosed with a rare genetic disorder at five years old. and wasn't expected to live past his teen years. >> he is a die hard niner fan. >> reporter: early on in the season when the team was struggling, adrian had faith in the team. >> he was like mom, we got this. >> reporter: adrian passed away in november and did not get to enjoy the ten-game winning streak by the 49ers. but victoria says

da lin begins her coverage . >> reporter: a few hundred protesters marched on broadway in downtown oakland and they were chanting. they are fed up , hurt and angry by another police killing. >> i am tired of black men getting killed by police. >> reporter: this oakland resident said the fact the officers arrested for killing tyre nichols are black , shows it is a systemic problem. >> they are not black, they are blue. >> reporter: the protesters marched to the oakland police department. some it is time to get rid of all police departments. chief bill scott said it's not fair to one together sf pd and the memphis police department. >> we have policies in place and hold people accountable. put good training in place and create a culture where that type of behavior is unacceptable. i think we have a culture in this organization where that type of behavior is unacceptable. >> reporter: reverend brown invited law-enforcement, faith and community leaders to third baptist church to doug about preventing police brutality. >> it sets us back. >> reporter: a retired sf pd captain , she has been push

she told da lin the latter topic is personal to her because she and her infant son slept in a car for months after she left an abusive relationship. >> about six-and-a-half months pregnant. and i was sitting on top of the bed and he grabbed me by the hair, pulled me down and kicked me in my six month stomach. i'm here just protecting my unborn child. that was the moment i said this is ridiculous. i do not want my unborn child who has no say in any of this to be born into this reality. and so, for me, it was just survival and to make sure i kept my son safe as possible. as safe as possible meant living in my car. >> mayor thao spoke at length with da lin about her plans for the city. >>> dramatic details of prince harry's highly anticipated new book spare now leaked after it showed up at bookstores in spain days ahead of its tuesday release date. a spanish language copy of the book spares no details about what his life was like behind the scenes. some of the claims in the book include that his brother prince william physically attacked him during an argument. he also claims to have kil

da lin talked to fans excited about this renewed rivalry. he joins us live from levi's. what's it lockout there right now. >> reporter: exciting and also very nervous because it's been a close game all game long. the niners up by a touchdown right now. but there's still some time left and a lot of fans still inside cheering and screaming for every. over every big play on the field. before the game, we were able to check out the tailgating parties in the parking lot. check it out. 49ers' fans know how to party. fans turned the parking lot into a big dance floor. they had deejays, bars, and food. >> you can closure eyes and feel the electricity in the air about this rivalry. >> reporter: niner fan charles davis says he's hated the dallas cowboys ever since deion sanders in the '90s left the 49ers to join the cowboys. >> i can't stand the cowboys. out there, i bought a cowboys' hat and threw it down and stomped on it. i said bro, let me buy a cowboys hat. threw it down and stomped on it. >> reporter: he couldn't miss the game and he had to see it enperson. >> the tickets we

da lin joins us with what the windy conditions have done. was it looking there right now? >> reporter: we are getting a break from the rain at half moon bay. it is very windy, very gusty , and at times, hard to stand up straight . as a result, we are seeing a lot of downed trees, like this one we see here. downed power lines. these guys right now are cutting down this large tree. we are at suzanne court in half moon bay. this large cypress trees toppled over a few hours ago. we want to show you the video we saw earlier. the base of this tree is about 12 feet in diameter. it's about 50 to 60 feet tall. this tree is surrounded by apartments and townhomes. likely, it landed in the courtyard, and no one was hurt. at the nearby town of my speech, tree limbs snapped and landed on the power line . it happened on california avenue. california suspect the high winds also called the tree limb to break. also back to half moon bay on the lower avenue. a small tree uprooted and landed on this power line . that happened around 4:00 . pg&e workers are they right now working on matt as we

. >> da lin talked to excites fans about renewed rivalry and joins us live from levi's.ere he is. >> reporter: yeah, lot of energy here at the stadium. people cheering, screaming over every big play on field. before the game i caught up with the folks at the tailgating parties in the parking lots. a river of red jerseys and niner fans make their way into the game. some took a pit stop at the tailgating parties. they had deejays, bars, and food. ♪ a lot of wild parties. >> you can close your eyes. and feel the electricity in the air. about -- this rivalry. >> reporter: niner fan charles davis says he's hated the dallas cowboys ever since deion sanders in the '90s left the 49ers to join the cowboys. >> i can't stand the cowboys. i feel -- i bought a cowboys' hat and threw it down and stomped on it. >> reporter: he says he could not miss this game. he had to see it in-person. >> the tickets were the most expensive i have ever had. never paid $500 for a ticket but i didn't want -- >> reporter: where are the seats at? >> standing room only. $500 to stand up. i paid $500 for s

da lin is there to show us the effects. >> reporter: the cause of the closure, all these cars are being diverted off of highway 37 and onto local streets. it is upsetting the effected drivers and the people who live in this area. they are dealing with a lot more traffic outside of their homes. >> reporter: the loud bus of multiple pumps draining water away from highway 37, and down into lovato creek. for many frustrated drivers, these pumps couldn't go fast enough. >> 30 minutes. >> reporter: that is how much time the highway closure added to elkins drive on sunday but she lives in novato and hopes are that her families deli, located next to highway 37. >> all the ramps are closed, flooded. reporter: ramps that closure is a double whammy pick it up to her commute time and hurts the family business. >> we have been losing money, sometimes it's only two people walking in through the day. >> reporter: caltrans says the creek overflowed the levy and flooded the highway on saturday. highway 37 is a workhorse, connecting drivers between marin county and vallejo. >> data at least 30 minutes to

da lin spoke with a san francisco man who tried to fight the rising tide of the storm. >> reporter: this is one of the major streets that remains shut down for cesar chavez of pennsylvania. it has been flooded for more than 24 hours. it is slowly receding but the water is a couple of feet deep. this is one of many problem spots throughout the city. >> reporter: from flooded homes to downed trees, storm damage overwhelmed many sentences go families and first responders. >> unbelievable. i've never seen this in my life. >> reporter: water damage forced the city to red tag for houses, including german reverses home. >> it is unsafe to stay in the house for now. >> reporter: the flooding happened saturday morning. >> you can picture yourself . >> reporter: rain and mud from a mountain rushed down the hillside and into four homes. german recorded this video of his backyard. >> the amount, and the force, it was coming in with debris and rocks, and everything. >> reporter: a few inches of water covered the floors of all four neighboring houses. water was coming through the ceilings and staircas

da lin spent the day at levi stadium today. here's how it went. >> reporter: 49ers fans extremely happy leaving levi's stadium. it was a very close game, but now it's on to the next round. a win on the field led to fireworks in the parking lot. some 49ers fans blasting off illegal fireworks to celebrate the hard fought playoff victory. >> this is the best game i've ever been to as a 9ers fan. this was the most fun. it was exciting. it was exhilarating. >> reporter: before the celebratory dance, there was plenty of tailgating parties. they had deejays, bars and food. >> you guys close your eyes and feel the electricity in the air about this rivalry. >> reporter: charles davis says he's hated the cowboys ever since deion sanders in the '90s left the 49ers to join the cowboys. >> i can't stand the cowboys. i bought a cowboys hat and threw it down and stomped on it. >> reporter: he wanted to watch the game in person. >> the tickets were the most expensive i've ever had. i've never paid $500 for a ticket, but i did not want to miss

da lin has more on how he got here and what it all means for the city moving forward. >> we go back to childhood. >> reporter: pastor billy dixon has known police chief leran armstrong for decades. he has also worked with him from a professional standpoint on operation cease fire. the city's crime fighting strategic plan? someone we worked with since he was a sergeant. >> reporter: he says chief armstrong is more than just well liked in the community. he is effective in helping to reduce crime. >> how do we feel? we love our police chief. we love him. >> reporter: but people inside and outside of the police department question if the chief is gone for good. after city leaders placed him on leave. >> certainly doesn't create any optimism. or any motivation for the chief to stay. >> reporter: a report says chief armstrong failed to hold the sergeant accountable. authorities say the sergeant was involved in a hit and run collision of a parked car. that sergeant reportedly also fired add gun in an elevator at the police department. we make mistakes once in a while. and i hope he stays in o

. >> the teen's family tells da lin that they suspect foul play >> reporter: the victim's famil says a motorist spotted the bod and called 911. the family was already in the area searching for damon, and got to the site quickly. they identified the body. >> i walked along the freeway myself january 1st, 2nd, all th way to the 3rd. >> reporter: the victim's fathe said they searched the site man times before. the concord polic say they also had searched that area before. the body was located just below the shoulder of east bay highway 4 in concor between port chicago highway an willow pass road. >> we assume that his body was thrown from a vehicle, and we assume that somebody had to tak their time out to get out the vehicle and throw it. i don't think that nobody went unseen doing something like that. he's a 6' 3 guy, so, i mean, he's no a small guy. >> it would have been bluntly obvious to us if he'd be there the entire seven days. also kee in mind, the weather has been really, really bad. it's been raining, storming, so if he was out there in stormy weather, hi condition would have s

da lin was there were it's not just demonstrators outraged, but many police officers as well . >> reporter: a few hundred protesters marched down broadway in downtown oakland sunday chanting . they are fed up, hurt, and angry by another police killing. >> i'm tired of black men getting killed by the police. >> reporter: oakland resident brian said the fact the officers arrested for killing tyre nichols are black shows it's a systemic problem. >> they are not black. they are blue. it's a fraternity. they are part of the brotherhood. >> reporter: they marched to the oakland police department. some say it's ready , time to get rid of police departments. the chief said it's not fair to lump together sfpd in the memphis police department. >> policies in place and hold people accountable. good training and create a culture of that type of behavior is unacceptable. i think we have the culture in this organization with that type of behavior is unacceptable. >> reporter: the reverend invited law enforcement, faith and community leaders to third baptist church to talk about preventing police brutali

. >> oakland's new mayor sheng thao sat down with da lin to address the top priorities. >> bringing my live life experience to city hall and to the mayor's office, that's my superpower. >> reporter: but it wasn't that many years ago sheng thao felt helpless, alone and vulnerable. today the domestic violence survivor is the mayor of oakland. >> i still remember it. about six and a half months pregnant, and i was sitting on top of the bed and he grabbed me by the hair. pulled me down. and kicked me in my six month stomach. i'm here just protecting my unborn child. and that was the moment where i, you know, was likes this ridiculous. like -- i don't want my unborn child who has no say in any of this, to be born into this reality. and so for me, it was just survival and to make sure that i kept my son safe as possible. and safe as possible meant living in my car. >> reporter: she and her infant slept in her car and couch surfed for months and decided to go to merit college to better her life. after being named class valedictorian. she enrolled and graduated from uc berkeley. she has a life