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storm drains filled with mud, sediment and trash. all of the drains in this san jose intersection look the same, meaning lots of localized flooding over the weekend. so the crews were a welcome sight today. >> it is helpful. thank you. thank you to them for doing that. because we don't want to flood our yard. >> reporter: in palo alto, crews with valley water waded into the adobe cream and the team is making its rounds across the west valley making sure the water ways are free from obstruction and debris that could cause flooding. both city and valley water workers spent all summer long doing prep work and they say it all helped when there were to major emergencies over the last couple of weeks. >> it is essential we do this preparation ahead of time and we meet our colleagues in department of public works and valley water to have a plan in place to address storm-related concerns. >> reporter: the city said homeowners could help by raking leaves in front of their homes and placing the pile one foot from the curb. >> a foot from the c

. >> they still haven't snaked the storm drain. not here, not there, not on the hills. just come and do it. >> reporter: a few minutes later, a vacuum truck did show up and sucked out the storm drain. i asked a spokesman from the sfpuc what's it going to take. he says a project is in the design phase. >> how will they improve this system? do you have any idea? >> just make the pipe bigger so that the more water can come in and the pipe will be able to -- the capacity will be more. >> make the pipe bigger. >> yes. >> and it's taken six years to do that. >> there's a lot of things to think about to get that done. >> i asked the supervisor why he has not gone out to see the flood damage himself. >> i've been there before. i have thinged scheduled already. >> for something like this happen to our biggest asset and for them not to acknowledge or give it any regard is unacceptable. >> bottom line is the city is working on improvements, not real fixes. they say they would like to get the system up and able to handle a five-year flood. but anything bigger than a five-year flood

3 people on the for drains. now 're all ju scraping away trying to keep unclear. that's 3 pple working drains on this intesection alone scraping away leaves and bris in fact the block up the road to more people were working this intersection all 5 people helping to kp water out of at least 3 businesses and lping to limit the water in at least 2 other usinesses moving the leaves away from the. >>the changclean sometimes it's little higher because it more rain in like have a tease was more. that's just a g proactive it's a it's like 2 times in. >>well less than 2 weeks. i've been years 30 years. i remember maybe 2 other times over those decades when we got water in the front door. it was you know that day luge sort of storm. but not to times in to it, you know, nothing nothing close most workers and business owners agree though. >>they're not sure of a whole lot can be do to prevent this. other than better clearing and cleaning othe streets before the store. >>dpw comes by and cleans the debris off them but always

what's the program around drain maintenance? i get emails from the water department around the sandbags but pertaining to muin-assets, what is our maintenance plan or how frequently do they inspect to make sure thick things are wg effectively? like we know it will rain, do we trim trees? what is the process. >> woulso we have a set of fixed routine maintenance tests before the rainy season include covering up surface greats where water from a flooded great could get into the subway, buffing out storm drains and we recently worked with the department of public works to fix a habitual leakagleakageleakage pumping pre plaza and we're looking through to make sure the parts of the system to keep water out of the subway are ready to do that job and this was a failure that took place up at the street level in the pu c-owned water system and points to the fact all systems are interconnected. we've been in dialogue about puc about keeping the storm drains near the subway a little more proactively cleared. >> i would love to figure out ar

that's because a lot of storm drains just got clogged up. look, you can see how deep the water got here. that is the water line there. several homes and vehicles that were damaged at this intersection. this is video posted to social media as the rain was falling. you can see how deep and how big that pool grew. it expanded so much that water started creeping into several homes here. this is the cervantes home at the corner. they had planned a birthday party for their 2-year-old son, but it got washed out by the rain. three rooms in their home are damaged by the rain. >> everything was flooded from like four inches in to the room -- into the living room. basically everything got wet. and it's pretty dirty now, too. >> reporter: now flooded intersections are a recurring theme throughout the rest of the city. people tiptoed through the deep waters, and drivers tried to steer around those sunken intersections. most of the water has subsided so far, but crews are now out in force trying to clear out clogged up storm drains across the city. the sa

phase of a program that will increase the size of the drain, storm drain system in that neighborhood. we expect that to begin in 2021. and again, that will bring it up to the level of service of the five-year storm. >> reporter: meanwhile norman yee said the city has to do more and speed up implementing the $700 million that we already allocated to make improvements to upgrade our storm drains and sewer systems. answers that are not good enough for many. >> my biggest concern is that this neighborhood gets ignored and taken for granted. that's not right. >> reporter: and that drain system the city is working on won't be implemented until 2021, which means if more rain falls here, the chances of this getting flooded again are extremely high. back to you. >> now, luz, who helped those neighbors during the flood, and what are the options now? >> reporter: yeah, so we were here saturday and the only people that we saw here helping were the neighbors. they were helping themselves and san francisco fire department. now, the options they have now in case of another flood that we expect for

yeah we had a we had 3 people onhe for drains. we're all just scraping away trying to keep clear that's 3 people working drains on this intersecon alone scraping away leas and debris in fact the block up the road. 2 more peoe were working 5 eople helping to keep water out of at least 3 businesses and helping to limit the water in at least 2 other businesses moving the lves away from the. >>the change clean sometimes it's a little higher because it more rain in like we ve a tease those more. at's just a matter of being proactive it's a it's like 2 times in. >>well less than weeks. i've been here 30 years. i rememb aybe 2 other times over those decades when we got water in the front door. it was you know that day luge sort of not 2 times in 2 weeks, you know nothing nothing close most workers and business owners agree though. >>they're not sure of a whole lot can be done to prevent this other an better clearing d cleaning of the streets before the store. >>dpw comes by and cleans the debris off them but always after the fact. so if

in west portal, the answer there was no drain big enough. but they say they have a plan. >> we're working on the zidesig phase of a program that will increase the storm drain system in that neighborhood. >> and that drain system the city is working on won't be implemented until 2021, which means the next time it rains, the chance of this happening again in this neighborhood are very high. back to you. >> so luz, we know what the long-term answer is. short-term, what options do those neighbors have? because we have more rain coming. >> we do have more rain coming. and honestly, the short-term answer to that is more sandbags, brace themselves and more sandbags. and file the claim against the city for property damages. that's pretty much it. we did ask the city when was the last time the city workers came to this neighborhood and drained this area, and the answer to that we're still waiting for it. live here in san francisco, luz pena, abc7 news. >> all right, luz, thank you. we're right in the middle of this lull where we're not experiencing d

residents say the storm drains were the problem, and the san francisco public utilities commission that maintains the drains crews. >> there are some areas across the city that don't meet our level of service like 17th and folsom, those are areas we have created improvement projects the build out infrastructure. >> reporter: so they don't meet that level of service right now? >> they don't. >> reporter: drainpipes simply too old and small to handle the rain, rain that exceeded an inch of an overwhelming the neighborhood. today clean up crews are busy drying out the garages, but it's not the first time to flood. >> this is the third time in 6 years. >> reporter: third time? >> yes. >> reporter: what happened the other 2? >> the first was a water main break which was a fluke of course, and the year after that after all the homes were repaired, we had the same type of flooding we had this last weekend. >> reporter: the construction to replace the old drains isn't scheduled to start until 2021. in san francisco, don ford, kpix 5. 5. >>> bart inspectors are launching a fare evader investigat

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debris and dirt stopped up storm drains and across the rest of the city. at harrison street and 19th street you can see water is a little more than ankle deep as this woman tip-toes through the intersection. sergio quintana, "nbc bay area news." >>> also in san francisco, police say a tree fell onto two pedestrians while they were walking on the sidewalks in p persidio heights at locust and clay streets. the man and woman were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. >>> in the east bay an incredibly close call for one family when a massive tree crashed down into their home. "today in the bay's" roz plater reports from oakland. >> reporter: from this view outside the home, you can see where the massive tree came crashing down. >> it was really one of the scariest things i've heard and experienced and you're not sure what's happening. is it an earthquake? >> reporter: it was so loud and so powerful, her neighbors came running. >> the sound of a large tree falling is unmistakable, and it just scares the heck out of you. >> reporter: they discovered it was

crews are concerned about mug clogging the drains. people who are rebuilding use tarps and straw to keep things dry and in place. >>> you can track what's going on with the weather on our website and with our nbc bay area app. that code in the bottom left of your screen, if you put your iappoii iphone up to that, point it at that code with your camera open and it will take you right to our weather page. >>> we turn now to some big news from pg&e. a settlement agreement of more than $13 billion to covers claims for victims of multiple fires. this also covers claims related to the ghost ship fire, which pg&e has denied responsibility for. the settlement needs approval by the court. >>> an alleged sexual assault at a bart station. police arrested this man. he is accused of attacking a woman in an elevator at the bart station parking garage. it happened sometime thursday night when trains were not in service. >>> playing right now on nbc, our special series bart derailed. you can hear from riders on all the troubles they face on a daily b

the greek bribe to reverse the brain drain.eenin their financial crisis and they've been in recession and it has been tough for them and it is hard to get work. you understand why people go elsewhere. ever since the economic crisis in greece, the greek government are saying education people have moved out of greece and they have looked forjobs elsewhere in europe mainly —— educated. what greece are trying to do is pay people to come home and put their talents to use within greece to help boost the economy. what's interesting is this guaranteed 3000 euros a month salary, subsidised by the government, subsidised by the government that doesn't have any money... it is still in huge amounts of debt. but the key question is where is the money coming from? where does greece get that 3000 euros to give to people? most likely it comes from europe where the rest of greece's money comes from. a massive issue in greece still. they are still under enormous economic pressure and they need to get people to come back. metro says tackle obesity

open we can see water flowing into them even after these lakes drain. in what's essentially a kilometer high water falls. no it isn't good news in the sense that we can see we can see big changes in the greenland ice sheet. having no effect on sea level rise just 25 years ago and now it's a roughly a 3rd of all sea level rise on the planet is from greenland alone. and so there's a very significant increase and this is an increase that's ongoing and we think it's likely to continue so it is clearly an adverse effect well the warning about greenland is timely with delegates and world leaders meeting in spain for the un's annual climate conference called cop 25 the gathering in madrid has been told that the world is approaching a point of no return unless they do much more to reduce greenhouse emissions by the end of the coming decade we will be on one of 2 paths when is the path of surrender where we have sleepwalked past the point of no return you're providing the health and safety of everyone on this planet. do we really want to be remembered as the gen

keep little storm issues from becoming big problems. >> i have an old house with a small drain and it gets down my driveway, the garage floods. which is really helpful. >> reporter: burno heights resident jenny loaded up on free sandbags today. >> able to pick up ten bags per visit. >> a lot of water. we need it. but not in my house. >> reporter: in the mission, the fear is flooding and it doesn't always take a lot for things to get bad. >> when the storm comes, usually the water comes down from the twin peaks area down the old mission creek here and a pathway to the bay. sometimes there's a sewer slow down and water comes out and the storm drain clear a that's our prep has been going on for weeks. >> we have crews that are actively clearing the basins to make sure there is no flooding going on. >> reporter: tree crews on call tonight. >> we'll respond to any calls of trees coming down or anything what they call hangers like we have big branches hanging, we'll cordon off the area and make sure it is safe. >> reporter: the city offers ten free sandbags to any city resident. you can pic

drains. >>and the strong winds caused a mess on the roads and in parking lots trees left to bear with leaves scattered across the ground. what he should jones needed to buy groceries. but says driving to the store in the rainfall was not ideal. it's horrille. >>people are driving like a >>the weekend rains mark an end to another destructive wildfire season in the north bay. now residents are getting ready for more wet days and cooler weather. the national weather service, reporting rain rates of up to half an inch per hour. in santa rosa police to call kron 4 news. >>i can say terrorism at this time i think we need to let the investigators the fbi do its work. and tell us give us the facts and will move out from there. >>officials investigating friday's deadly attack at a florida naval base are trying to determine if it was motivated by terrorism. today we learned that the saudi student who fatally shot 3 people host of the dinner party early in the week where he and 3 others watch videos of

those wipers they drain the there's no way for today is the battery should last like 10 >>they're goingo be a nice and dry at least for the most part today, definitely a drier day that we've seen lately you can see outside across the bay, we got some clear skies at least down below no fog. all right on top of the day some low clouds sitting right above it though, and then if you look a little higher a dose of sunshine in between some higher clouds too so some big changes out there as far as the skies are concerned showers have been hanging off well off shore today so have an impact your morning commute. we do have a couple of sprinkles around point raise nothing more than sprinkles right along one o one in marin county a big change from yesterday when you had that heavy rainfall at times now some dense fog has formed in the central valley and it is stretching to a couple of spots in the far eastern corner of the bay most of us are holding on to some pretty solid visibility. but do watch those foggy spots even the central valley will clear out into the afternoon today and then we're all

damagem drained of its charge it can still cause significant damage.have put in their mouths, but any concern et al. , go to hospital, would that be your advice? yes, hlt was coughing, drooling or has a temperature and there may be a suggestion that they had taken a battery, take a child, especially a toddler, to the a&e department. try to take a typical battery if there is one left in the package to help identify how large it isn't whether it will cause problems. the phase that is very helpful advice, thank you very much, mike thomson. lbs the headlines on bbc news... the duke of edinburgh has just left hospital where he was being treated for what officials described as "a pre—existing condition". the queen will speak of a "bumpy" path in her christmas message after a difficult year for the royal family and for the country. thousands of volunteer firefighters will spend christmas day battling wildfires that are still ravaging australia. let's get a full round—up of sport with jane. in the last hour it's been confirmed that ben stokes will not be at en

fire crews helped clear out the ra drains when the rains stopped. >> when it came inside -- [ inaudible ] >> reporter: he said his family had planned to celebrate his 2-year-old son's birthday. but they're cleaning up their home from flooding instead. more than half a dozen homes have water damage. debris and dirt stopped up storm drains here andacross at harrison and 19th, water is a little more than ankle deep as this women tiptoes through the intersection. the subway service did resume probably about -- after about two hours and checking the whole system, some trains are running from civic center to the embarcadero. as far as cleanup, there are quite a few businesses and homes right now that are still cleaning up this mess here at this station. they have some pretty big pumper trucks they had here a little while ago. reporting live, i'm sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >>> in the east bay, a close call for one family after a massive tree comes crashing down into their home, leaving a mess like this. roz, did everybody get out okay? >> reporter: they did. they were all very lucky t

. >> that drain was cleared. for all intents and purposes, we believed that was the issue. >> critics say the issue goes deeper than a drain. they .2 years of problems, schools that are deteriorating, bond measure money has continually floated elsewhere. >> how do i trust the five of you to do the right things with future bond money? >> schools are bursting. new ones are needed. they want to put $290 million on the march ballot. before fundraising for new schools, they say take care of those already opened. so how could you ever think it is okay to neglect the students for the sake of a second high school? >> they seemed to be softening. >> i wouldn't want my kid to have water falling on the head. >> a commitment, the board earmarked 30 to $40 million to completely modernize. it won't happen overnight. trustees are on the record. it will happen. ktvu fox news. >> we are following breaking news at 11:00. a man was shot after a crash in oakland. it happened following a car wreck just before 10:00. both men reported

a significant drain on the economic and. the country but i think. that's. i think. you know. in more. functions to people of this it. is important. but also. important also to keep in mind what we're able to have a discussion like this but howard. yes or all outside of eritrea. daniel just give us an idea of what sort of reach the state has on critics outside of the country and what you know what sort of harassment people perhaps even like yourself may face for speaking out against the eritrean regime. historically the government comes from you know the legacy of. a liberation movement there are 3 people of liberation front which was how had widespread support throughout the day as per our communities and as we all know eritrea as a country also has a long history of force and migration at least dating back to the $960.00 s. because of the prolong of conflict armed conflict was against ethiopia basically the the war of liberation and and also after the independence of the country in particular since 1998. the problem of course of migration has continued persistently and all b

this is one of the drains that was simply overwhelmed. you can still see some of the mac and mud. this is one of the spots that the city was taken a look at today, try to take this taken care of. like i have been telling you, it is just getting started. >> i just got back from cancun, mexico. now back to this. >> reporter: if you have just returned to the bay area, you should know that today is just the beginning. think thing goes for anybody that might be visiting. >> right now in colorado it is like 20, it is a little warmer here. >> reporter: even if you have not seen the forecast, there was no mistaking it going into today. >> oh, yeah, a big storm coming. >> reporter: city crews were out early checking on storm drains that were no match for tuesday nights rainfall. this is the section on haight street that became a small pond. same thing goes for the notorious flood zone. these flood barriers have been deployed on folsom street, will they work? >> never see. >> reporter: now the test is just getting underway. it could very well last right through next weekend. >> i'm excited

critics say the issue goes deeper than a drain. the school is deteriorating, bond measure money has consistently flowed elsewhere. >> how do i trust the five of you to do the right thing with future bond money? >> the schools are bursting. the school wants to put a new bond measure on the ballot, critics say before fundraising takes care of those. >> i'm hearing no. >> i would not want my kid to have water falling on their head every day. >> the board was urged to see the disrepair up close. parents said they would hold them responsible for whatever happened. >> i'm sending you all a bill when we have health problems af this. >> 30 to $40 million was earmarked to modernize the elementary school. the trustees are on record, it will happen. >> deborah, thank you. >> it was a wet start to the week. parts of the bay area saw on and off rain and more showers are expected throughout the week before a much bigger storm moves in on friday. and bill has more to talk what we've got and what we are looking at here. >> a warm storm, high snow

he's preparing for the next storm hiring a contractor to put a one-way valve in a sewer drain hoping the floodwaters out next time. >> i'm going to do a back flush valve. i believe that will work. i'm going to bug the city about taking care of the problem. >> they spent the day vacuuming drains to prepare for the next warms the city saying forecast models predicted just half-inch of rain over the weekend. >> we saw a lot more rain than half an inch honesty across the city and think areas we had reports of over an inch in under an hour which would be overwhelming for anywhere in the system. >> include grades and drains before and during the storm and responded to about 400 reports of street flooding over the weekend. much of the city's in global climate change will likely mean more intense storms to come. >> it is payday in the future. we are going to start see more of the storms. they're going to be more intense and we will have to continue to adapt. >> reporter: the city says it has a long-term construction project in the design phase for the west portal area and anticipating breaki

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. >> this time it was sewage that came up through the drain so i don't know what the root cause was this year. >> reporter: there are several other homes in this neighborhood that are also drying out from the storm, this one at 15th avenue is one of several that was affected when the storm drains got clogged up and a deep pool of water formed inside. matt from the san francisco water, power and sewage department shows several warnings. that means a combined discharge has occurred into the ocean including ocean beach and lincoln way and surfers are being careful to stay out of the water because of possible sewage runoff. we are still waiting to hear from the public works department on how many homes were affected by this sewage issue. >> hopefully they get some relief soon, thank you. >>> parents in richmond are expected to discuss potential impacts of a big budget short fall. a forum is scheduled tonight as the west contra costa unified school district is dealing with a $48 million deficit. parents we spoke with say they're concerned that the impact could have on services as well as clas

. >> the storm drains of the problem but construction to replace the old drains as scheduled for two years from now. >> the work may be starting in 21, may not be done until 23 and that is just not acceptable. >> that means a couple winters of maybe repeat performances. >> the san francisco public utilities commission says even if the capital improvement project is in place, the area may face flooding issues just because of the location. >>> the house judiciary committee will vote on the two articles of impeachment against president donald trump last night, they made the cases for or against impeachment. we are joined life from capitol hill with the details.>> two articles? like that? >> reporter: last night the house judiciary committee began two days of debate over the articles of impeachment against president donald trump.>> president donald trump wielded the enormous powers of the presidency, to cheat in the 2020 election. >> this is the quickest, thinnest, most partisan impeachment in all of american presidential history. >> reporter: the president is accused of two high crimes

officials admit that some of these drains are just not equipped to handle that much rain, some are over 100 years old and during saturday storm, rain exceeded an inch an hour, flooding this west portal neighborhood, today, cleanup crews are still busy drying out garages and it's not the first time this is happened. >> this is the third time in six years. >> what happened the other two times? >> the first time was a water main break which was a fluke and the year after that after we had all the other homes repaired, that winter we had the same type of flooding that we had this last weekend. >> construction to replace the old drains is not scheduled to start till 2021 to >>> a deadly volcanic eruption caught on camera today in new zealand. at least five people were killed and eight others are missing. rescue efforts are on hold because of concern about further eruptions. we have a first-hand account from the san francisco tourist about that. >> reporter: michael and his family are on vacation in new zealand. after the explosion, his mother started attending to those injured by the debris

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, it allows mother nature to ta ke drained, it allows mother nature to take its course and the wildlife back with it as well. what they are doing here seems to be working. in the left, you can see a pairof working. in the left, you can see a pair of cadwell with their heads down feeding. this year saw the first pair of breeding cranes in a century. this landscape is now one of the most prolific and diverse nature reserves in the country. now it's time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. that is beautiful, chris. it is, beautiful but pretty murky. that are the conditions that we have today across the west of the uk. low clouds and mist and fog patches around. meanwhile, ryan working its way across scotland, there could be some spits around the west. nothing significant, you will be doing well to see the sunshine, notjust today, but for the next few days. it will be pretty grey and cloudy, but on the mild side for the time of year. 0vernight tonight, with southerly wind and a lot of cloud, rain will push across the northern ireland and scotland, but it will stay murky with fog pa

that became a river and the water overwhelmed storm drains and brought up raw sewage that quickly became a 3 feet deep toxic soup spelling into homes and garages. yesterday neighbors took stock of the damage dragging the ruined possessions out into their driveways. >> within minutes we did not have time to do anything at all we had time to do was take my kids upstairs and that is it. everything here was destroyed. >> the city should be out here surveying this and looking at this and photographing how high the water came up on our houses but they are not here. >> the downpour may have been unexpected but the city knows the low-lying neighborhood is vulnerable, public works dropped off pallets of sandbags the week before thanksgiving but nobody cleared the storm drains they say it >>> pretty dry out but a lot more rain on the way.>> we do. drive for now, we see a few showers but nothing like over the weekend nice to have the rain but not all of it at one time. i want to show you first of all we doing with fog this morning. now today will be a dry day and this is a live look at the salesfor

>>e sa area was slammed by a water main break a f years ago to upgrade storm drains and s sewer systems by 2021, but so far nothing's been implemented that popped the ball. >>also a new watepipes and having some over full. order a sheep i think it's too. the area a wooded area. some catch bases there. d i thought that was in progress the the hasn't been a whole lot of movement. >>neighbors suhail toda says the city needs to do more w before it happens yet again the city needs help the residents that if damage is you know to their homes. >>i think the city needto find a permanent solution. the should not be a situation where every time there's the rain the neighbors have to go out and clear the drains and try to protecttheir homes. >>supervisor e says he'll be out here in the neighborhood on tuesday. he also sayshat he's looking into financial help from the city for neighbors here who expernce any losses, we're damages in san francisco taylor bus aqi kron 4 ws. >>san ramopolice are investigating a school shooting threat madad when demir ranch middle school the found district says they th

san francisco crews there in the city are working around the clock to try to clear out the storm drains as quick as possible because we have more rain on the horizon there are all clogged up right now you can see i believe all can't have that there are so many storm drains a got to clear out before the rain arrives 35,000 as a matter of fact you can see and the worst case scenario with the most clog once they got to bring in this giant vacuum to suck it all out yeah. >>so we keep your preventive maintenance. and we keep going at it and when you see floods notifies country 1 one are off. we'll be there them up all over the city. >>music fails to trim the trees they do can see they actually had in this last storm had 5 trees come down and about 15 different tree limbs which of course you follow cars everything else. so they get those trim back as well. >>and then there were problems with high winds knocking down >>that's a big tree and those are some look at power lines. i thought by that point it would have snapped i guess there isn't that crazy strong enough to hold up that the trade. >

i'm looking at this channel here for the drain, the drain in the concrete.at production room. >> but sometimes our dreams prove more durable than even we realize. the front facade, the original wall of the winery that had so inspired ken, still stood and the giant wild boar sculpture affectionately known as lord snort had survived as well and most importantly and improbably the old wood barn had with stood the frames, too. >> it's a symbol of resilience in sonoma county. it's definitely a place for people to come together and share their experiences. >> and so the seeds of an idea took root. ken reopened what was left of the winery for daily tastings, his staff pouring the wine, his customers often pouring out their hearts. >> i've been here three years and it's been fire after fire. >> we got notified around 10:30 saturday morning that we needed to be evacuated. >> you can look at it from afar and it's like a fire, but when it's coming on you, it is coming on you. >> we will be here for when they do rebuild. >> ken is planning to rebuild the winery reborn f

water flooded several streets to ng drains to storm drains ck up several feet of water also flooded morthan a dozen garages and homes on monday public work crews arrived to clean up the mess but by then the damage already been done one person livingn the area said he's had to repair his home 3 times now due to flooding over the years. let's take a look outside right now on this esday night show you how downtown san francisco looks looks pretty good rit now does although we're hearing there some rainfall right now. >>well our ief meteorologist lawrence karnow has more guys yore right. we've got some rain showed up around the bay area look atoppler got a lot of color on their again so some honored. >>amounts of rain beginning to falle've got another cold front that's moving into the showers out there right now. most of it has been in the north bay, but it's going to start to slide further and further to the south still thatrain picking up right now reports in sonoma coming down pretty hard there as the rain system moving on through it is going to drag all the way into san francisco affect som

. >> someone vandalized the valves that drained the chilling system. >> reporter: the ice rink became a link on what was supposed to be the busiest day of the season. >> i think it's a crime of opportunity. i don't think they realized how much damage they could do by opening those drain lines. >> a new chiller is in place, the ice rink looking a lot like christmas itself days after birthday parties had to be canceled. >> these poor kids born in the winter, they can't go out with barbecues and swim parties but we provide something for those kids as well so that was really disappointing. >> he believes the customer that stole a pair of skates after a dispute came back to vandalize the business. police are investigating. the suspect not hard to identify. people don't realize when they come here to do crime we have them sign a waiver first. they do these crimes after they signed a waiver and forget they already gave us their full name. >> he says the vandals probably didn't know what they were doing. >> they found a weak point in the system and it was kind of a fluke that ended up being s

under construction in the tubs fire burn zone, there are concerns about mud clogging those drains. >> we have to protect it. >> reporter: construction workers say they are more careful in the rain, and that slows things down. >> we got scaffolding and stuff like that, but still it's slippery and the pitch of the roof is very steep. >> reporter: construction workers say safety first in the rain. and i talked with a lot of people who would like to say that same thing to drivers. keep safety in mind and slow down. reporting live in windsor, jean elle. >> that is good advice. thank you, jean. you can keep track of what's going on with the weather from our website nbc bay area and the nbc bay area app. you see that code on the bottom left-hand side of your screen? it'll take it r to our radar. >>> new at 11:00, big news from pg&e. a potential $13 billion. the settlement covers claims from victims of multiple the 20 wildfires where pg&e was found not to have caused. this also covers claims related to the ghost ship fire which pg&e has denied responsibility for. the settlement still needs a

on that rain, in such a short amount of time, overwhelmed storm drains and brought up sewage. over three feet of storm water and sewage flooded garages. the first floors of homes. bottom floors and inlaw units and vehicles. and only homes -- the only homes spared were the ones that had properly placed sandbags. something that not all residents know how to do. and may not even have the physical strength to do so. this flooding is devastating. especially when we look at it in terms of the holiday. instead of getting ready for the families and celebrations, residents are trying to deal with the raw sewage in flooded homes. puc is aware that this area does not meet the city standard level of service for storm water management. and this area has been identified as puc as 1 in 4 priority locations to watch for flooding during big storms. this is actually a third time in six years that this area has -- and many of these homes have been flooded. in response to this, two years ago i legislated mandatory flood mapping of the city so that the residents would be able to be more aware of t

rates of over an inch an hour in a place like san jose or san francisco there's no way the storm drains what happens we get those rainfall rates all the time and a good-sized storm we saw. we did have snow in the mountains like sugar bowl with 27 inches away up there over two and half feet or so. northstar 25 inches. how are we doing for possessive average? 170% in santa rosa. these numbers don't mean much considering it's early in the year but is good because lesson two weeks ago we were at 0% in some places because we had no rain. we are game. what we going to end up with a little bit is another storm. not this week at another real storm coming in from the numbers up. but this week a mild pattern with fog being the headline at this point. i think the valley fog fog advisory we saw this morning i think is going to be repeat of that, dense fog certainly in the valleys but on the bridges, potentially in the north bay in clayton and out towards moraga. you see the clouds on the coast, that's the dark area. this pattern sticks around until tomorrow night then we get a few clouds and a chan

i often heard the effort of defending the president a draining effort and if anyone had been drained they had and chuck wiggins, the ultimate strong silent type burst into tears. >> i've got to situate this because the supreme court doesn't rule that these have to be turned over until july 29, after the vote. so the committee listened to this tape after the -- because this would have been after the votes had been taken. so they listened to the june 23, 1972 tape after the -- not before, it couldn't have been before the supreme court proceeding because the president hadn't turned it over? >> i would have said the supreme court ordered that the tapes had to go over sometime in may. maybe there were a few tapes, no, it was july 19. that's 10 days before he resigns. maybe that meeting was in that interval. >> my goodness, that must have been very powerful. >> did you have an aha moment? >> listening to the tapes. >> do you remember, was that may or june? they -- do you remember when yo listened to the tapes? >> no. but it was conversations between the president and haldeman and the presi

so no immediate danger, but as we know all the hills drain into san anselmo creek. so it can go up pretty quick. the last time it flooded its banks was back in 2005 and absolutely just inundated the downtown area. we talked to a there and she says boy when it comes to the senate selma creek you just can't turn your back on it. >>oh yes, you have to be prepared. you have to clean gutters have clean, you know get this stuff off the street get the debris off the street. >>be ready for it and make sure you download the kron on app that will be our best way of keeping you updated on all the developments with the storm coming through that are 24 7 news streaming app you can always stay connected even between our broadcast go to your app store today and download kron on. >>from this and some will to the east bay where authorities are still searching for the woman who rammed her car into a bar, antioch this morning we're hearing from the barber and getting his side of the story on wednesday, ok so brian martin he was getting the boy's hair and his barber shop on a street. a