going to get a little rain tonight and then you'll get a lot tomorrow. and then tomorrow night, it is the main event. so, you know, if you need to get things ready, you really got to get on it. so obviously can see the clouds are here. now as we take a live look outside temperatures staying relatively cool today. we are in the calm before the storm. everyone little light rain overnight tonight. that will for the most part be confined to south of the golden gate bridge. a break on wednesday during the day in the morning hours, i think as well. and then our atmospheric river event really gets going and that kicks in as we get later into the evening on wednesday. so here we are kind of hanging out between these low pressure systems and you can see where these clouds or shine rolling with that moisture is starting to end up afshar or but eventually we'll start to make its way in. you get the idea something is coming, right. and also wind is starting to get a little gusty notice. it's kind of out of the northwest. put this into motion and show you these gusts

.>> a big gap formed, they have to get more organized to get down the race track. it's going to be hard for them, they keep swapping positions, swapping lanes.>> jones, trying to move that line ahead, jones in the 43.>> there he goes.>> richard petty's number, by coincidence. >> joey logano marked himself up and made the decision to go up into the outside lane. they are having a lot of trouble when they get three wide next to the second lien. >> something tells me they will get a little faster.>> time is running out, 19 to go. >> austin cindric and ryan blaney up there, single file, bottom lane, six cars clear, bottom lane, six cars clear, another lap and i finally get to relax.>> you know by the end of this race, it's going to get intense.>> corey lajoie, blocking these lines, stacking it up, keeping an eye on this.>> i am curious about the front of the pack. at the end of stage 2, they were running the same order, ryan blaney let austin cindric get out in front, pushed the stage, what does this do all have in store?>> ty dillon got out of the way, if we would hav

they get it. they really see what's happening. >> at the end of this interview what i would like is i want people to know the relationship and know more about you. what is the relationship mr. president? >> i respect him. i've always respected him. i never knew that he was right on certain things and heated star link. he did things that were so advanced that nobody knew what they wear. i can tell you in north carolina they had no communication. those people had rivers in between -- land that never saw water all of a sudden there was a river. people were dying over there, no communication. they said you know elon musk and they didn't... they said could you get star link, if the first time i ever heard of it. it's unbelievable. he said -- i said they really need it and he got thousands of units of this communication and it saved a lot of lives. you have to wait a long time to get it. and he got it to them immediately and i said that's pretty amazing and i didn't even know he had it. we watch the roc

they want it, so they will do anything they can to get it, which, of course, if they can't get it the way they want, our crime rate goes up, and it is just a huge problem. i don't know how you're going to solve this. he may try to stop stuff coming through the border. the american people want these drugs come and they will do whatever they can to get them. so what do we do? guest: that is right. when we instituted alcohol prohibition, we had a whole lot of people buying from bootleg alcohol, we had a whole lot of corrupt politicians to him that we had crime. -- politicians, we had the growth of organized crime. we cap tightening up the border. this time it was coming through the northern border, canada. finally in 1933, we got smart and said, this is a bad idea, let's make it legal and regulate it. so now, for example, when i go to my drug dealer, which is the nearby liquor store in my area, town, i happen to like bourbon, and when i go to the aisle that has burden on the shelf, i look at a bourbon bottle that says 45% alcohol, and never enters my mind that they may be lying to me, th

so that gets us overnight.get into the predawn hours of thursday, it will be widespread steady rain. the question is how much of thursday is going to look like that and how much might we get? that's what we'll look at in a few minutes in the full forecast. >> thank you. >>> still ahead, a bay area family is getting some closure after a woman vanished more than 35 years ago. >>> plus, we'll take you inside the clinic giving life changing dental care to neighbors who would otherwise go without it. >> you ever had to go in a building and they for all those making it big out there... ...shouldn't your mobile service be able to keep up with you? get wifi speeds up to a gig at home and on the go. introducing powerboost, only from xfinity mobile. now that's big. xfinity internet customers, cut your mobile bill in half vs. t-mobile, verizon, and at&t for your first year. plus, ask how to get the new samsung galaxy s25+ on us. (♪♪) ♪ (slow down) ♪ (♪♪) cut!!!! i get it! slow motion. slow down geographic atrophy. but we

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>> thune gets some credit, trump gets more. the most credit goes to the 2024 election.rump won. but susan collins in maine, even in maine trump won that diff district, all that ares came from state that trump won, they look. they say my voters voted solidly for donald trump, will i nuke one of his premier nominations, i don't think so. larry: now, at least partly the action will turn to the budget and taxes and fiscal policy and things they look difficult if house we hear different rumors about 5 year extension not 10. what do you hear about this? will president trump have toick exercise same amount of influence he hut put to senate for nominations, he has to go to house, so far i'm not hearing him retreat on any of his campaign promises. >> on this reconciliation one big beautiful bill or two, he has left to pubicly up to congress so far. but problem in the house is when elise stefanik leaves, she will resign soon. the balance in house will be 217 republicans, to 215 democrats, that means you can't even lose one vote and fill win. on april 1, they have an election in f

they figured out to get the you know, they get the sort of get the easy stuff out of the way.out how to redo processes, how to redo automation. and that has to be done in a secure manner. so i think long term very, very hopeful short term time to settle down. >> as palo. >> alto's nikesh arora, bullish on the opportunity for cybersecurity companies under the trump white house, speaking with our sara eisen after the company posted that top and bottom line beat. catch more of that interview, by the way, next hour on money movers. in the meantime, our next guest says musk and doge offer the best chance in a generation to untangle the complex cables of government. let's bring in former white house chief information officer theresa payton, now fortalice solutions founder and ceo. theresa, thanks for the time. it's good to see you again. >> good to see you as well. >> a lot of concerns obviously, this week about cutting any kind of government and what that means for people who rely on government services. but as far as cyber goes, you do think this is this is you're bullish on doge'

and i get it. standing up about avocado and beer isn't going to do it. >> but i think what the real secret is, is that the right wing has an entire digital media apparatus set up, much bolstered by elon musk on x, which is setting a narrative. >> and who knows, it could be tiktok next. >> yes, probably will be. but the democrats or the left wing? nothing with left wing culture has anything like this. and this did not just blossom out of thin air. this was a decades long. >> it's because, because because they're adhering to the rule of law and they're telling the truth. the reason this right wing anger apparatus works is because the algorithm clicks in to what triggers people to get angry and lies to them. >> it does, but there's also no answer to it on the other side. no. and there. >> are, of course, there's anyone, anyone you any argument that we've had here which we say the democrats will make, democrats will make. we were talking during the break about aoc. aoc is on constantly. she's one perso

let's get started now and get smarter. with the help of our leadoff panel, brendan greeley is here contributing editor for the financial times, jackie alemany, who we have not seen in ages. i'm thrilled she's back. white house reporter for the washington post and msnbc contributor susan glasser joins us, staff writer for the new yorker. and sam stein, managing editor for the bulwark and an msnbc contributor. all right, brendan, the way i see this, this to me looks an awful lot like a corporate raid, except in corporate america. they don't have this kind of control here. they've got control of the department of justice, the treasury department, the sec. and you've got just one agency, right? you've got elon musk's team now inside the treasury department with access to our payment system, right. payments up to $6 trillion. and they're now in that system, a bunch of unelected officials, many of them who are in there, who work for musk, who are just guys from his private businesses, they're now camped out, whether it's at the

to get it done.e to run for reelection. >> we have never seen anything like this before. it is very gangster. politicians by their nature say let's do a commission study something for six months and then we will get it done. trump says f that i'm getting it done today. >> greg: you do it like republicans would take their time. like one chef working on an eight course meal and he is like flinging the burgers into the face into your flat faces -- fat faces. i don't know why i said that faces i apologize. you are all theories developed. to svelte to. up next, they still sound like clowns when it comes to pronouns. yeah, it is weird that we still call these things phones. well, yeah. they're more like mini computers. precisely, next slide. xfinity mobile customers are connected to wifi 90% of the time. that's why our network has powerboost with wifi speeds up to a gig where you need it most. so, this whole meeting could have been remote? oh, that is my ex-husband who i don't speak to. hey! no, i'm good t

can't wait to get going.n wants lee to ease back into things. >> i've already tried to go down that road a little bit with him, just the other day, but he just smiles and says he wants to play. he's already lobbying about at-bats this spring. he wants to play. he wants to play every day. he wants to play the first day. >> can you believe we are already back into spring train something. >> that's something to look forward to. >> it's exciting. we've got coverage next week. it's nba all star weekend, but we'll be in scottsdale. >> since you had a stellar record of predicting games, thinking of the super bowl, what do you think? >> let's say the opposite. >> they're going to win 105 games. >> i'll say 60, maybe they'll win 100. >> all right, thank you. coming up, crowds gathered in san francisco after president trump said he's taking over the gaza strip. their concerns over what they believe is ethnic cleansing. >>> and they've seen fire and they've seen rain, now southern california gets a chance to clean up. m

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all right, we'll get to it. andre gets me sometimes. all right, we'll take a look here.looks like it's crested here. guerneville. russian river. guerneville. i know ali's been up there, and i think she's still up there, but it looks like it peaked out at 36.1. now. flood stage is 32. moderate flood stage is 3540. and you're in a world of hurt. but it looks like it's going to start decreasing. will not go below flood stage 32 until this evening is the latest that i've seen and the rainfall. there have been some hefty totals here past seven days. mount tamalpais almost 17.5in of rain. mount veeder in napa has had 15.5. i know our observer in casadero raymond's had 14.5 in the last week. san anselmo, woodacre, san rafael, sleepy hollow in the last 48 hours. marin county, it was really about you all over six inches of rain. i mean, even kentfield terra linda had really good rain as well. all right, let's run them down. casadero 7.41 west healdsburg 6.85 ben lomond had over five. yountville five. boulder creek and saint helena four. and a third, sonoma 4.2. although other obs

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i learned how to fall and get back up. and this is kind of like falling and getting back up. we are losing our space, but we will get back up. she says she is still looking for a possible new location, but she calls her deal at the mall a great experience for everyone involved. it's still not clear what business will reopen in her space. all right. rob mayeda is here to talk about our weather. we know the giants rays are in spring training in arizona. we want to match arizona temperatures by the weekend. we might be close. yeah, and it's hard to get distracted. it's really going to warm up as we head towards the weekend. but before we get there, we do have one opportunity for some rain tomorrow. mainly light rain totals, but a little different than the weather we've had over the last couple of days. so let's take you outside right now. we've got the cloudy skies in san francisco. a little bit of a cool day to 55 degrees. this will likely be the coolest day of the week as things warm up approaching the weekend. also on the lookout for some light rain later tonight. right now,

them medicine, to get them help. and when that happens, people are going to remember that there are people right now who have hiv who are alive only because the united states is making sure that donald trump says, we don't care. you go die. that's the message from the united states government. it is the wrong message to be sending, and it opens up the door for china and other people to say, at least we're a stable government who is not going to leave you out here to die. that's what this is not an abstract conversation for people around the world. >> that's not no. vance marco rubio wrote congressional leaders to explain their moves on usaid and why they're moving it to the state department. >> specifically talking about hiv medication., hiv medication and pepfar. >> well, hold on just a second. the goal is to make sure the programs and the people administering them align with u.s. foreign policy goals. you know, we started usaid in 1961 as a way to counter the soviet union's influence. today, we need to use it to co

going to get there.scot bessent talking about 3, 3, 3 and one of them is the cbo baseline 1.8 or 1.9 >> there's a push for spending reform and holding up the process right now. larry: did you see any opening interview? >> i thought it was amazing and we want your capitol and investment. >> we done want the government spending model and it's a very pro both administration and they're going to give confidence to the versus frequency neuros to make those investments. >> one example is energy and waving emission requirements on lng and 2, 3 billion terminals getting built and not $1 in public subsidy and increasing america's energy power and leading to more exports in diplomacy around the world. larry: i think on interest rates and these are all things your clients are interested in and wall street interested in on tariffs and we have a minute left. but just off the tom of your head. what were you hearing? >> look at where the 10-year raise is at. 4-4, going from 4-9 to 4.4 when trump came in and market is b

able to get these people. tom homan seems to be making some things happen. and mayor adams kind of put on his police hat. you know, he's got a police background and seems to be going in the right direction. >> well, i think you're right. in a sea change is certainly what we see across the country, not only with the numbers. the number of apprehensions along that border are dropping, the number of arrests are going up. but also you've got when you've got mayor adams letting ice back into rikers island and saying, hey, we need to cooperate to get these dangerous criminals off of our streets. that is a sea change. and that's because of presidential leadership and president trump and the results that we're just getting. and it's only been four weeks into this administration. so i think there's a lot more to come on the immigration front. on the border security front, this is really just the beginning. but the challenge that the team has is to keep the momentum going and to scale it to get those removals that presi

congress needs to get on board, the democrats need to get on board or resign or get out of the way.hy is chuck schumer not imprison for the crime he committed of trying to -- chuck schumer is a felony and should be prosecuted. and how do we know that these democrats all listen to nbc -- msnbc and cnn? because they all dribbled the same talking points, the same exact talking points you here on cnn and msnbc. they need to wise up, stop listening to idiot democrats who are trying to control a mentor in this country into a socialist country. the reason democrats would like to spend all money is to get people dependent on the government because when they do, they can tell them what they have to do. host: this is jim, indiana, democrat. good morning. you have got to turn down your tv. are you there? caller: yes, i'm here. host: go ahead. caller: i wanted to make the comment of i believe democrats should be working with republicans, and as a lifelong democrat that is starting to lean republic, i'm tired of the rhetoric from jeffries and schumer saying this is the republicans government and

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we'll get them out, get them back. we got over 70%, close to 75% of the people who everybody believes we will not get out. we got them in successive deals and most recently with the help of president trump, we're not going to give up on any of them and we're not going to give up on our other war aims. hamas is not going to be in gaza, and we're going to get everyone back. >> how optimistic are you of reaching phase two of the ceasefire? 00:11:50 pm netanyahu: we're going to try. that's one of the reasons, one of the things we're going to talk about here. and if we, if we, you know, when israel and the united states work together and president trump and i work together, you know, the chances go up a lot. it's when we don't work together, israel and the united states don't work together, that creates problems. when the other side sees daylight between us and occasionally in the last few years, to put it mildly. >> now that iran is so weak, isn't it -- pres. trump: you say iran is so weak. i appreciate you saying that. th

that has to be frustrating, to get to office to get to government take charge of programs and learn and >> molly, we talked yesterday on the show about a reason why numbers not as high as they might have been otherwise some news mediaing ororganizations reported in advance i.c.e. trations would happen -- operations would be happening, bill melugin was on an operation that was a bust because tren de aragua gang members of tipped off to leave the city, and los angeles times, put headline up here, like a warning sign, hey, we have this coming soon. to los angeles, so, you know who, if it is -- this could affect you, you might want to get out of town, there is a media ethics question here, isn't it. >> there is, this could affect people that are doing this work not just i.c.e. working on on finds criminals and the worst of the worst. but now all across the nation, dea, atf, fbi agents are working in a lot of communities in boston a new tweet from fbi they are working with partners of justice department to work on this goals. and kristi noem has a tough job, a deliberate and demanding job wh

so if you get up early and you hit the road soon, you get some pretty decent commutes.nd that includes the dumbarton bridge, the peninsula and 880 in the east bay. 531 let's go back to the headlines. >> okay, sal. thank you. well, leaders in the san francisco unified school district will explain a plan to cut more than $110 million from the school budget. the school district is dealing with money problems as well as declining enrollment. ktvu is ali rasmus is here now with those details. good morning ali. >> good morning dave. well, we know what they won't be doing this time around to make cuts to the budget. they won't be closing school sites. that's an option that district leaders abandoned late last year after tremendous pushback from the community, parents, students and teachers. this time around, the options are to cut from the central office and show you the video right now. of this, the district must eliminate 535 positions. the plan is to do that through layoffs and buyouts, not just at the district central office, but by eliminating some administrative roles at

to people and get them to safety. and here you can see in the video they were helping to evacuate a senior living facility that was in the path of the fire. emergency officials here in la county say the fire was responsible for killing at least 17 people and destroyed thousands of buildings. >> in southern california where the fires happened, of course, we know that there are so many buildings decimated and there are also countless reports of looters stealing from homes that had been evacuated. and this has led to 2 new bills to increase the penalties against people who are caught preying on fire victims. one bill would classify burglary during a state of emergency like a wildfire has a felony. and the other bill would make impersonating emergency responders, a felony. and that's something that just came up last month when police arrest an oregon couple as they were trying to enter an evacuated neighborhood because they were pretending that they were from a fire department with a fire truck. but they work firefighters

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getting killed. and harry truman, that was among the reasons, in addition to that, started an investigation of his wife getting a lot of money from working in the senate on the payroll. he decided not to run again. i'm not suggesting that was the only reason, but it certainly didn't help. that was also the time the kefauver hearings started getting worked up, and he didn't want the trouble. interestingly, probably the most mob relevant election was 1948, where you had harry truman going against dewey, who kind of pulled his punches in the election. and one of the theories i talk about is why he pulled his punches is dewey was under investigation for why he let lucky luciano know he was want to prosecute the luciano. why did he let him out of. and i don't think he was bribed. there's no evidence of that. but a lot of it is. and we'll see this again with nixon. do you want to answer certain questions? it doesn't matter if you did. it matters a little. but do you want to be answering questions about wha

let's get them back first. plus are the remains of the rest of our loved ones before any going back to war. because as many israelis will tell you, including the family members, that i've gotten to speak to, israel can go back to war at any point. there's a very finite and dangerous existence. those remaining hostages are living right now. >> yeah. so very true. kim dozier, thank you for that. we appreciate it. we do have more breaking news we're following. a federal judge letting the trump administration move forward with dismantling the u.s. agency for international development, or usaid. the trump administration has moved to drastically cut down the agency's funding and global workforce. unions representing usaid workers had challenged the process in federal court. we'll be right back. >> with our thoughts. >> and prayers are with those whose lives. >> were tragically. >> taken. >> the dots all start to connect together. >> somebody did this purposely. >> to. these people. >> lockerbie. >> the bombing of pan

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don't get me wrong. get me wrong. you don't have to love these guys to enjoy the book, learn something from it and think thank god. but, but sam being really has a different view of of almost everything he goes new mexico as soldier he goes to mexico as a soldier and decides that he wants to stay there. he decides that the that the invasion is a land grab by greedy texans. that's him. i'm in austin, so i want to make sure on your feet but that that was his view of it he changed the cool thing about his experience is that he got dropped off at a waystation station military way station all by himself and literally the army forgot. he was there so he took off his uniform grew out his hair hung out with the locals and was saying if i deserted anyone even notice. so so he has this transformation while he's in mexico. i'm going to stay here. of course, roy shows up to kill someone, and as store and then he has to flee. but when he's in new mexico, sam thinks himself again as a bridge between the mexican-american and his big

no, we are going to -- we are going to get this thing wrapped up and get it done. we are also dealing, i think very successfully, with russia-ukraine. hopefully get that one done at some point in the not-too-distant future. that's a complex problem, also. but we solve problems. you know, when i left we had no problem, there was no ukraine and russia fighting. there was no october 7th. there was nothing. some very poor leadership led to a lot of problems and a lot of death. and it's a shame but we will put it out, we will put out the fires, a lot of fires, we will put them out. >> reporter: palestinian state like the peace plan you presented in january 2020, is this plan still on the table? >> president trump: a lot of plans change with time and a lot of death has occurred since i left and now came back. this death occurred not while i was here but while somebody else was here. it shouldn't have happened. they shouldn't have allowed it to happen. it would have never happened. and that includes russia-ukraine would have never happened. not even a little bit. not even

it's time to step up and get a plan.d i notice it, you have in l.a., 40 million to trump proof state. they want to make sure illegals and stay illegally. we see people dig in, they lost november 5 and others feel like they want. how we get past the politics being that many never meet the candidate they live and die with? how we get past the emotion that is wrapped in politics? >> what happened is you cultural process over time, we through the pendulum so far left, people were out of control and it's swinging back to the right and i think you will find some balance. right now it's an intense political environment but our focus should be just on issues. voting for the people. in l.a., california, if you got 117 million gallons of water we are missing out of pacific palisades because of a tear in the top and prepare it, they knew this was happening, they knew it was happening so i think people will start voting not blue or red but competency and that's the good news, people are getting tired of the political side. we are no

kevin: i've been to all 50 states and getting down and hanging out with roadies and getting up to boston and traffic is too much sports grill you've seen the sox game, go back down and some of the places are really tony. there's some big places to hang out. rachel: it's a little expensive and that's where i went. dana said you've got to go up there, it was very romantic. griff: my brother went to brown of all places and i went to ole miss and division of the family of college choices and going in providence and my parents took us to the ocean and coastlines and really gorgeous. rachel: you surfed there? griff: once and cold and small waves and rocky and scary there and not like the beaches that you see. rachel: challengers your favorite place too surf? griff: costa rica. i was there surfing and la fires broke out and i had to go to la. we're going to talk about karen bass. i have a lot to say about that. kevin: i thought for sure you were going to say portugal. griff: no, that's too big. good morning, maddie. reporter: morning. president trump privatizing the postal service and independe

see, and they will never get a chance to get to a game. so we decided to come to them and bring them program that we've been doing. we've insist this program, esports is everybody plays the game, but they don't know how to put the game together. work goes on to hood and that's what we have to intend on doing. it really gets them to work as a team which you play basketball. you don't play so it's a team and it kind of thinking outside the box a little bit, which i love that allows them to go on tap into their imagination. >> do all kind of different things. so we actually love this program. >> the gaming camp was also put on by game heads, a nonprofit out of oakland kron four's. sara stinson is highlighting their work and our black history month special which will air later this month. all right. let's get you a check of your forecast now as we're taking a live look at the embarcadero here in the city doesn't look like it's very windy at the moment. we know there's a chill. yeah, it's cold out there for him for not sure of chill is even acc

you have to make a choice either get the water or risk dehydration and getting sick. more than 80000 people cost the home and many like it is that bad shape or desperate for the heat wave to scorching temperatures in southern brazil have 4 schools to quote real students. tell us. many of their classmates went home early because they couldn't bear the heat. i. yes, there's no air conditioning, no funds or we can do is try to cool ourselves down with all hands. we do urologist warren. the temperatures will only increase in the coming days. is the speed you lose because we're experiencing record heat waves and its own links to climate change? this january was the hardest since the copernicus institute began tracking temperatures in february is expected to be even also speaking of last year, brazil has entered a teeth ways. this year there have already been 3 and 2025 has just begun monetary and i'll just euro. we have just been narrow. you can discuss that more information on our website just head to i'll just say, oh, don't come on. all of your media devices. continues

the government had been encouraging farms for decades by then to get bigger or get out. one of the ways they did that was two programs that were encouraging debt, encouraging farmers to take out more debt. not long after that, the federal government increased interest rates to tame inflation and that made the debt more expensive. you could argue for or against any of those decisions if you really needed to do either of those things. but when you combine them together and you fail to account for how it affects our farm families, you had the government encouraging farmers to take out more debt and suddenly making that that more expensive. it kicked off a crisis that lasted the better part of a decade, wiping out tens of thousands of farms, destroying our world communities and effecting a food system that has higher food prices and a less secure food supply for every other american in our table. these are very large decisions that have been made by both parties, without our policymakers necessarily understanding how it affects small families and how it affects our food supp

you would get to see want to get some sort of cake and that when it gets exactly. so she got hour peace and quiet. and at the end of the time, we got a nice treat. so that may be have a very pleasant association with baking. and then in high school has started like cheesecakes. and i decide i want learn how to make one. and one night i was bored and decide to find a recipe. and the rest history. here we report. all right. some popular flavors bay and blueberry. >> kron 4 will continue to honor black history month. so be sure to tune in for our special honoring black history month that airs february 27th at 06:30pm, hosted very own noelle bellow and myself. >> 7.19, is the time and know that one of the most powerful tech offense in the world. c e s 2025 may have come and gone. but the breakthroughs in technology hopefully here to stay. that's exactly right. rich demuro visit c e s showcases smart gadgets and simplify life from overcharged. will battery tower? >> and a package theft prove mailbox. >> startups are always looking for ways to make our lives easier with

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officers telling ktvu that they are in the very early stages of this investigation and get not getting a lot of details coming out of the police department at this hour. of course, we're working still to get more information. and as we get it into our newsroom, we will bring it to you during the newscast. now, turning to that powerful winter storm that rolled through the bay area this afternoon, sonoma marin really getting hit early here. five inches of rain in some spots that led to flooding, leaving a number of roadways closed for hours. meantime, tonight, evacuation orders have been issued for people living in the low lying areas of the russian river from healdsburg, all the way out to jenner. the river is expected to crest in guerneville tomorrow morning. san francisco saw dozens of trees come down, and earlier this evening, firefighters did respond to this rockslide at sansom and union. people are being told to avoid the area as cleanup efforts are just getting underway. no one was injured at that scene, although one person was injured after getting hit by a big branch that fell i

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it's also about getting people help getting people. housing people to services.that's why it's a collaborative effort to make sure people don't think that we're just trying to arrest our way out of this issue because we're not we're trying to get people to places they need to be to become better. >> for more information and to see the full interview, go to kron 4 dot com. >> it's 36 is the time it fans also gathered at the oakland arena over the weekend on saturday to celebrate the life of a legend. rickey henderson, henderson was named an all-star 10 times. he won 2 world series championships. his death was sudden came as a shock to a lot of his fans. >> it was very unexpected. very surprising. it just encourages me. look at memories him as a player. >> i just remember those times grind of the watching him on the his hands jurors always knowing when it was gonna still with mayes and the success, one that it was sad news unexpected news it caused me that reflecting a lot of memories just watching him being made wear. >> anderson died back on december. 20th at the

just let me get to a satellite image and i'll get to it here. updating rainfall amounts projected here. and they're pretty much in line that the heavier amounts will be a little bit more south. and you can see where the return on the radar. by the way, the future radar actually nailed this. it doesn't mean you won't get rain north, but i think that will be associated with the low surface low coming in tonight for sonoma county russian river. but for this morning it's no doubt san francisco, oakland, down the peninsula, san mateo coast and also towards the santa cruz mountains. and that's what this is being reflected on. you can see ben lohman showing more than anybody else, but still, i mean, decent amounts everywhere, really. i mean, this will be about, i think, about a half inch to nearly two flood watches out because let's face it, the ground saturated. so three quarters would not be surprised. mount tamalpais, russian river got another two out of all this. a couple of spots. i think there's a little system within the system that's enhancing

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