release the visitor logs at biden's greenville, delaware state. great.ls? matt gaetz does a tweet we find out about stuff. >> not unreasonable. and just because they made deals in the house doesn't mean they have any chance of becoming law. so it's totally reasonable to say what things were negotiated and how they relate to the principles that the republicans ran on to win the house in the first place. >> should george santos resign? >> he should, and i don't understand why more people on the republican side don't say that? this story will just keep going and going. >> isn't there part of the democratic party like it? >> in a narrow partisan interest. but at the end of the day, more people say only members of congress. they can't tell the truth. it hurts everyone in congress. >> thanks one and all for being here. a special way that you can mark martin luther king jr. day with your family, that's next. i have moderate to severe crohn's disease. now, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are looking up ♪ ♪ i've got symptom relief ♪ ♪ ♪ontrol is everything to me. ♪ fee

. >> it was a cloudy, but mostly dry sunday in greenville. but a series of storms flooded the entrance of johnson's beach and the cozy cove pat to the russian river. usually it's just a beach for people to come and hang out and yeah, now we're seen it full of water. every ferguson lives nearby. her neighborhood is under an evacuation warning. this point. it's just a warning back. ready to. yeah. oh, ferguson experience. major flooding when the rising water crested right below the second floor of her home in 2019. well, she doesn't have any plans to leave her home yet. she is prepared to just making sure anything on the bottom unit is moved up so that if it does flood, we don't use as much as we lost last time and then just making sure we have enough food and water so that we don't have to worry about trying to get out. neighbors who live in a vacation beach neighborhood near the russian river say they've learned the importance of being prepared from past floods. the pj could not get to us to fix the power pole because of the flooded road. >>

this is what greenville looked like before the fire. ah, and this is what is left of it now. ah, amid the ruins of their old home, teresa and dawn are hoping to find some possessions. it's a sad, looks like a bomb went off in our town. they've lost almost everything that my dads told bourbon. it's going to be somewhere to you. like my dad just passed away and i had all his stuff in here. so i mean, it wasn't the most fabulous home, but it was home for us. you know, he does that series and stuff with all cans are pretty tough. it's all the can be found of their former life here. the memories that you have gone with now, they are reliant on the kindness of others. part of a native american community. their tribe is housing them temporarily in a hotel room. this laundry basket and this laundry basket. and that laundry basket is pretty much all we made it out with our daughters. we got approved for another week, or we know we're good for until monday and we'll see what they say from there. but we, we were looking for a travel trailer to move in to and we want to put in the area t

. >> just to put -- first of all, you're asking for the visitors logs at president biden's greenvilleide wilmington, delaware, home. are you asking asking for the visitor logs at mar-a-lago? the issue of whether or not sources and methods are compromised, whether or not these documents got into the wrong hands, whether or not biden or trump allowed documents to be kept in a haphazard way. that exists, period. i'm wondering why the request for visitor logs in greenville but not at mar-a-lago. >> well, we're doing the biden family influence peddling investigation. i can tell you what we learned just from biden's mishandling of classified documents is that the biden center was funded primarily through anonymous donations from china -- >> was it the biden center or university of pennsylvania? i know the university of pennsylvania had -- >> it was the university of pennsylvania that funneled it through the biden center. and then you have -- >> the biden center says they didn't get any money in chinese anonymous donations. i get that schools get money from chinese donations. >> there's a pa

quick river check up in the north bekasi, the russian river, healdsburg and greenville, greenville, could be cresting just above flood stage tuesday afternoon, so still continued rise on the river, the flood stage in greenville, 32. ft and the guadalupe river in the south bay's you can see here could be reaching flood stage sometime monday afternoon around at random, four o'clock, so the river levels everybody going up and the winds going up as well. take a look at the current reports oakland airport gusting to 43 miles an hour sfo gusting to 41 san jose gusting to 47 miles an hour. so here is our live camera, looking out toward oakland, jack london square and those flags moving around quite a bit. now. here is the short term forecast rainfall picking up early sunday morning. this is midnight. those cells coming on board and then even into the early portion of tomorrow morning, so that's the main event sunday could actually be okay with the possibility of a few lingering showers sunday morning. it's a short term break because look what moves in monday morning. another atmospheric river a

i know my friends in greenville out in the san lorenzo river area down in carmel. you guys are all paying attention, and i know it's important to you, so we'll keep kind of work in this model as we just did, because that's the most important thing right now. i'll see you back here a little bit. thank you people that doesn't even seen a debris boat and they've been plying san francisco bay waters for 80 years, stopping untold numbers of tragedies. and coming up tonight at six, every person in a small town in santa barbara county told to get out and get out now we'll take you live to montecito, where flood and landslide dangers have e town is to be cautious following this dramatic video out of fresno. well that's slide forced authorities to shut down a major intersection on route 1 68 4 lane highway. it's an area that has been closed on and off during these recent storms, and back here in the bay area, many cars have been left stranded in rising floodwaters as roads looked more like rivers, such as this one in lucas valley, we've seen pooling water near bridges and u

katie museum burly is live in greenville tonight, after speaking with rescue crews and a resident about preparation for the upcoming storms. amber christina . we're at fire station number nine crew from here participated in the flood rescue practice on the russian river earlier today , captain who was part of that team showed us the treacherous conditions that already exist even before the river reaches flood stage. this is what we had in the river this morning rescue boats prepped and ready to go. captain stefan murcia tells me cruz were on the russian river friday for a last minute flood rescue practice of river that is projected to reach flood stage. obviously you know, very brown. you can't see anything in it. zero visibility and there's just a ton of debris. there's tree limbs and stumps and full sized logs coming down at us. we saw somebody's deck. floating down that had float away from their house. dangerous debris video captured on their helmet cams, the most realistic we can get right, so the river is not always at this level, so when it comes up, and it's threatening to be in

. >> it was a cloudy, but mostly dry sunday in greenville. but a series of storms flooded the entrance of johnson's beach and the cozy cove pat to the russian river. usually it's just a beach for people to come and hang out and yeah, now word seen it full of water. every ferguson lives nearby with another potent storm expected sunday night into monday. her neighborhood is under an evacuation warning at this point. it's just a warning back. ready to. yeah. oh, ferguson experience. major flooding when the rising water crested right below the second floor of her home in 2019. well, she doesn't have any plans to leave her home yet. she is prepared to just making sure anything on the bottom unit is moved up so that if it does flood, we don't use as much as we lost last time and then just making sure we have enough food and water so that we don't have to worry about trying to get out. neighbors who live in a vacation beach neighborhood near the russian river say they've learned the importance of being prepared from past floods. the pj could not get

on the greenville bridge this is one place officials are watching closely as the russian river continuesif you have to evacuate the sure to take all essentials with you including medication. >> in reaching what looks to be a parking area in bolinas. a coast flood warning for this area just expired a half an hour ago. highway one is closed in both directions because of a rockslide in marin county. crews are on the scene removing debris. it is unclear when the road will reopen. let's go to the peninsula. >> thousands of people are still without power. luz pena joining us live. >> it has been since thousands of people lost power in the peninsula. we are in a shopping center in daly city were at least 20 businesses lost power and had to close. slowly some of the marketing power back. after hours of consistent rain and heavy wind this is the aftermath. over 26,000 pg&e customers left without power on the peninsula. >> all i could hear was the wind. it was a lot. i have not heard anything like that in a long time. >> matthew's neighborhood in daly city lost power around 4:00 p.m. wednesday. he

. >> it was a cloudy, but mostly dry sunday in greenville. but a series of storms flooded the entrance of johnson's beach and the cozy cove pat to the russian river. usually it's just a beach for people to come and hang out and yeah, now we're seen it full of water. every ferguson lives nearby with another potent storm expected sunday night into monday. her neighborhood is under an evacuation warning at this point. it's just a warning back. ready to. yeah. oh, ferguson experience. major flooding when the rising water crested right below the second floor of her home in 2019. well, she doesn't have any plans to leave her home yet. she is prepared to just making sure anything on the bottom unit is moved up so that if it does flood, we don't use as much as we lost last time and then just making sure we have enough food and water so that we don't have to worry about trying to get out. neighbors who live in a vacation beach neighborhood near the russian river say they've learned the importance of being prepared from past floods. the pj could not ge

. >> it was a cloudy, but mostly dry sunday in greenville. but a series of storms flooded the entrance of johnson's beach and the cozy cove pat to the russian river. usually it's just a beach for people to come and hang out and yeah, now word seen it full of water. every ferguson lives nearby with another potent storm expected sunday night into monday. her neighborhood is under an evacuation warning. this point. it's just a warning other job back. ready to. yeah. oh, ferguson experience. major flooding when the rising water crested right below the second floor of her home in 2019. well, she doesn't have any plans to leave her home yet. she is prepared to just making sure anything on the bottom unit is moved up so that if it does flood, we don't use as much as we lost last time and then just making sure we have enough food and water so that we don't have to worry about trying to get out. neighbors who live in a vacation beach neighborhood near the russian river say they've learned the importance of being prepared from past floods. the pj could

. >> it was a cloudy, but mostly dry sunday in greenville. but a series of storms flooded the entrance of johnson's beach and the cozy cove pat to the russian river. usually it's just a beach for people to come and hang out and yeah, now words seen it full of water. every ferguson lives nearby. her neighborhood is under an evacuation warning. warning back. ready to. yeah. oh, ferguson experience. major flooding when the rising water crested right below the second floor of her home in 2019. well, she doesn't have any plans to leave her home yet. she is prepared to just making sure anything on the bottom unit is moved up so that if it does flood, we don't use as much as we lost last time and then just making sure we have enough food and water so that we don't have to worry about trying to get out. neighbors who live in a vacation beach neighborhood near the russian river say they've learned the importance of being prepared from past floods. the pj could not get to us to fix the power pole because of the flooded road. so you learn to. >> indepen

check out downtown greenville . this is on main street. you can barely make out the businesses and pg and e says right now across the north bay. there are at least 19,000 people without power. and if you were here, you would understand why? because we've experienced sudden gusts of wind. and significant downpours that have toppled trees and brought down power lines. as heavy bands of rain moved through sonoma county, the creeks and streams start to swell some roads impassable near windsor, others closed over the fear of flooding. we came down to check the river levels here, you know chris martin and his dog sugar had a wet and windy walk at johnson's beach along the russian river in gern ville . it looks pretty manageable right now that is expected to change in the coming hours and crest 33 ft. by thursday night. it'll be way up here. it'll be where we are forecasting flood stage with the river rapidly rising all that rain. it may be . it may be a lot of trouble evacuation warnings issued for all areas along the river from healdsburg to je

greenville's fire department overwhelmed as roads went underwater first responders scrambling to pluck students from a waterlogged school bus. >> once we got here, the fire department called in their swift water rescue team. they were able to get to the bus to get the kids and get them back over to the dry side where they could get on to school. >> reporter: the scene eerily reminiscent of the historic flooding that washed over san francisco and sacramento earlier this week. now after california was pummeled by an atmospheric river, two more are expected to hammer the state even harder today, there was only a brief break in the rain, which gave communities like this one just enough time to prepare for mudslides, which seem inevitable lester? >> miguel almaguer in california, thank you. >>> and with so much more severe weather on the way, let's bring in dylan dreyer. you got a lot going on on that map tonight. >> we have tornado watches in effect until 9:00 this evening for parts of georgia into alabama, too. and you can see where these storms are falling. we have lots of red showing up

this is where you dr johnson's beach along the banks of the russian river in greenville.he parking lot is now upon. there's absolutely nothing you can do. i mean, the way it is right now. you can't enjoy it. you can't go down the beach and swim. it's just it's a mess. locals already dealing with power outages and using generators. they say the river might hit flood stage but just barely disaster yet hopefully not so just, uh, neither. we need the rain, so maybe not too much at once, so it'll manages the beach. she had a mover rv to higher ground that says she accepts the risk of living in a flood zone. this is a pretty awesome place to live and living right next to the river, for the most part is pretty wonderful. just being able to drop your kayak in when you want to, and it's a great community of people that live here. kayaks and boats are a must around here or at least a good pair of rain boots. on the other side of river road, we spotted this man traipsing down a flooded street thanks to overflow from five creek, which drains into the russian river. these also have mo

. >> it was a cloudy but mostly dry sunday in greenville. but a series of storms flooded the entrance of johnson's beach and the cozy cove pat to the russian river. usually it's just a beach for people to come and hang out and yeah, now words seen it full of water. every ferguson lives nearby. her neighborhood is under an evacuation warning. this point. it's just a warning back. ready to. yeah. oh, ferguson experience. major flooding when the rising water crested right below the second floor of her home in 2019. well, she doesn't have any plans to leave her home yet. she is prepared to just making sure anything on the bottom unit is moved up so that if it does flood, we don't use as much as we lost last time and then just making sure we have enough food and water so that we don't have to worry about trying to get out. neighbors who live in a vacation beach neighborhood near the russian river say they've learned the importance of being prepared from past floods. the pj could not get to us to fix the power pole because of the flooded road. >>

residents in greenville and other communities are counting down the hours until the river is likely to crest. rarkno their homes could be underwater in a matter of days. >> this one look like it's going to be pretty bad. get up pretty high. reporter: are you scared? >> not at all. it's just a pain in the butt. ama: it is deja vu for some of the residence. heavy rain turns the streets into swamps and left cars submerged. people using canoes to get through the area. dan: in the east bay, a collapsed flood control wall in san leandro has residents worried about the next storm. manner wall collapsed behind a number of residential properties. alameda county works agency created a barrier with tarps and sandbags to try to control it for now. residents are concerned about the state of the wall and they are unsure about what's to come when the next round of rain hits. >> it's a fear factor for many of us here. this so-called atmospheric river that's coming our way. dan: the san leandro mayor he will meet with the alameda county to discuss repairs. residents may be eligible to file a claim with

it was a cloudy, but mostly dry sunday in greenville. but a series of storms flooded the entrance of johnson's beach. >> and the cozy cove pat to the russian river. usually it's just a beach for people to come and hang out and yeah, now word seen it full of water. every ferguson lives nearby with another potent storm expected sunday night into monday. her neighborhood is under an evacuation warning at this point. it's just a warning about impact too. yeah. oh, ferguson experience. major flooding when the rising water crested right below the second floor of her home in 2019. well, she doesn't have any plans to leave her home yet. she is prepared to just making sure anything on the bottom unit is moved up so that if it does flood, we don't use as much as we lost last time and then just making sure we have enough food and water so that we don't have to worry about trying to get out. neighbors who live in a vacation beach neighborhood near the russian river say they've learned the importance of being prepared from past floods. the pj could n

which could reach flood stage by this weekend, abc seven news reporter cornell bernard is live in greenville with the latest cornell hi. i'm a yeah. the power is back on here in gern village has been out for the last 24 hours when the store moved in. new concern is the flood threat from the rising russian river nearby and we are learning more tonight. about the heartbreaking loss of a child during the storm. the storm, tragically claiming the life of two year old eon to cheney. firefighters say the toddler was killed wednesday night what a redwood tree crashed into the family's home in occidental in western >> a frantic father came out of the house holding a child. he said "my child is not breathing." reporter: the family, sharing these pictures with us. they say he had a kind, loving spirit. highway 116, the road windy and treacherous. but th'not thbiggt rry he was grabbing as many as he could ready to protect his business with the rising rushing river. >> the water here comes from behind. it comes from the creeks behind us. so we have to seal up all the doors in the back which we didn't do

greenville and other nearby towns are also dealing with power outages.t want to make sure that i was not going to be stuck in my house because my the main road to out outside it would be flooded by tomorrow morning. sonoma county fire has called in extra staff for swift water rescues in any other emergencies related to the weather. right now in the sierra , there are chain control restrictions on two major roads. their chains are required on all vehicles driving on interstate 80 between donner summit in nevada county and king bail in plaster county. the only exception is for cars and trucks that have four wheel drive and snow tires on all four wheels. highway 50 also has changed requirements between twin bridges and myers and el dorado county. when it reopened shortly right now the highway is closed for avalanche control measures. get those chairlift swing and listen to the sound of that wind blowing at the lifted palisades tahoe wind gusts of up to 40 miles an hour made it very difficult to get up the mountain to ski and you can see why more gusty winds

. >> her partner and their dog not taking any chances after living through the mass flood in greenvilles will close. basic necessities will close down and the fire department will be awfully busy doing rescues so you are kind of on your own. >> deciding to book a hotel for the next two nights in santa rosa, after losing power wednesday night. >> get a good nights sleep and make sure we have our cpap machines plugged in. >> businesses bracing for history to repeat itself come lighting sandbags across the front doors and closing up shop to get out of dodge. here on the bridge, this is one place officials are watching closely as the russian river continues to rise. if you do have to evacuate, be sure to take all the essentials with you including medication. abc 7 news. >> thank you so much for joining us for getting answers today. we will be here every weekday at 3:00, answering questions with experts from around the bay area. world news tonight is next. >>> tonight, chilling new details in the murders of those four college students in idaho. what the affidavit now reveals. >>> also, at th

systems all making an appearance. lockheed martin is going to be ramping production on f sixteens in greenville, south carolina to get to the place where we will be able to, to backfill pretty capably any countries that choose to do 3rd party transfers to help with the current conflict. us state department data says that weapons manufacturers made huge profits in 2022. the grain conflict was a huge game changer with a 49 percent boost in profits over 2021 and new contracts are currently in the pipeline now to oversee new arms deals. the house and senate armed services committee has appointed 8 commissioners to review biden's foreign policy. not surprisingly, they came straight from the defense contractors, me, i, in the in the, the pentagon can't even keep track of all the billions of dollars poured into it consistently failing multiple audits. the white house wants to keep the war and ukraine on a role, and military corporations have no objections. ukrainian embassy has even hosted military corporate patients as guests of honor, known forever that ukraine is the most corrupt country in europe.

. >> host: greenville, south carolina, good morning. >> caller: thank you so much for letting me have time to talk. this gentleman on the tv, the so-called republican, i want him to know we have lost children in our country, american foster children are being given up, how in the country like puppy dogs. mister ogles, i would like to see you investigate what is happening to our children that are not wanted and passed around to perverts, to people that sexually exploit them, you are a joke. >> host: let's let the congress and jump in. >> guest: thank you for calling in. anytime a child is a victim all our hearts break, and whether that is someone in the foster care system or someone coming across the southern border or young child in the inner-city, our most precious access we have in this country is our children. i have committed part of my career fighting for the lives and sanctity of children. and so, just know that based on my experience as a father of children, as a father who buried one of his children, i take the lives and future of our children very seriously. we may not agree

sierra snow may close roads and speaking of rivers a flood warning along the rushing river in greenvilleed to read 35 feet. anywhere anyone that has lived there knows but it looks like it will go to flood stage again. >> that has often been a problem spot. thank you, jeff. bay area counties are activating emergency centers. this is a live look at san jose. san jose declaring a state of emergency. also state of emergency in danville and entire san mateo county. flood risk is the primary concern. san jose issued a mandatory evacuation order for homeless people living in creek areas. city leaders say the rising creek levels can be dangerous. evacuation orders under ville in watsonville. neighborhoods affected near south sifuentes creek and highway river. officers went door to door letting people they needed to leave. >> it's so close to the levy that it does tend flood our streets. >> two shelters are open for anyone who needs a place to go. san mateo county officials are warning people to be ready. evacuations could come for people along the southern coastal area especially in the czu burn

further north in sonoma county, people living in greenville are keeping a close watch on the russian river last week. the rain flooded several homes and businesses with more storms on the way, some low-lying homes. >> highway 1, big sur has closed the road to traffic. caltrans sent out a picture of the slide south of carmel just beyond dixie bridge. both lines of the roadway are closed, but apparently not for long. that area as the rainfall subsides in the coming days. have had their own share of mudslides. this is in ojai about 30 miles outside of santa barbara, rock and mud piled 40 feet deep on some of the roads. helicopter rescue teams have been sent out, and more than 70 residents had to be transported by air. >>> stay up-to-date with the latest on all storm coverage as the latest system roles in overnight, streaming 24 seven on cbs news bay area and on our website, kpix.com. >>> still ahead, if you know anyone visiting tahoe for the holiday weekend, there stay might get extended a bit. >> we are >>> chp is telling people in the area to wait until slippery roads have causes been

host: to bonnie in greenville, south carolina. independent. caller: good morning and i thank you for letting me have time to talk. this gentleman on the tv, the so-called republican. i want him to know we have lost children in our country. american foster children are being given out in the country like puppy dogs. if it interests mr. ogles i would like you to see what is happening to our children that are not wanted and passed around to perverts, to people who sexually exploit them. you are a joke. host: let's let the congressman jump in. guest: thank you for calling in. any time a child is a victim, all of our hearts should break. whether that is someone in the foster care system, someone coming across the southern border, or a young child that is a victim of violent crime in an inner-city. our most pressers asset -- our most precious asset is our children. i have devoted part of my career to fighting for the lives and sanctity of children. just know that based on my experience as a father of children, as a father who has buried one of his h

camp is preparing a provocation to blow up a large granary and the cube moscow of disrupting the greenville in these weeks tops stories. moscow confirmed, it's military. it has taken full control of the strategic town of sola dar, in the don. yes. republic, after months of rolling battled, oh, a state of emergency has been declared in several regions of peru from january 15th, for 30 days, amid mass protest across the country. that has perused president dina locke that refuses to leave office despite called for her resignation with hello and good morning from moscow to wherever you may be. watching. this is the weekly with the hour and weeks most vital stories from around the globe. i'm fear ella is about we start with breaking news from nepal. we're 72 people have reportedly died in a plane crash at the country's international airport. this verified footage allegedly shows a moment before and the aftermath of the plane crash near the city of barbara in central nepal. report say the plane crash as it is tempted to land. there were $68.00 passengers and 4 crew members on board among them 15

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in greenville, brooks jarocz. ktvu fox two news and to the south, caltrans has shut down a 40 mile stretch of highway one. along the central coast due to rock slides. the highway is closed in both directions from ragged point in san luis obispo county to south of big sur and monterey county. there is no estimated time when this stretch of highway will reopen. it is a stretch of one that is known for rockslides and closures during the winter season. in that heavy rain that has just in his still moving through. the bay area has caused some localized street flooding. we've got some storm reports here this was this is more like nine o'clock u s. highway one. oh one north whipple avenue, the on ramps there with two flooded lanes. we've got over here right up by the coast state route. 92 west tree down. westbound lanes are blocked, so the wind is really materializing here and we're seeing the results, right trees down power outages and mike and julie and i were talking about this in the break that you know when the sun

water officials say the water level on the russian river at hoppin and greenville are forecast to hover right around flood stage through early next week. santa cruz county seaside town of capitola continues to pick up the pieces after the recent storms did major damage. a massive amount of storm debris has washed onshore and restaurants and other businesses on the water were flooded and had windows broken. governor newsom toured the damage yesterday and promised state and federal help for those impacted. all right. taking a look at the weather. the rain has pretty much ended for now that heavy rain in the north bay has moved out. finally the flood advisories and watches are being dropped in the next hour or so, and we get dry. we get dry, not just for right now. but for tomorrow pretty much the whole day. you want to see that you want to see this. there's that giant system. jeez, look at that thing. so here's the jet stream goes like this. it drops down, and it cooks that way. so that marks a change in the jet stream doesn't because it's not quite the zonal flow. the zonal was just doin

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highway 116, the road to greenville was wet, windy and treacherous. wednesday storm knocked out power to most of the town but that is not the biggest worry. i hope i will all barber and beauty owner was grabbing as many sandbags as he could to protect his business from the rising russian river. >> the water comes from behind. it does not come from the river forward. leavg son with extensive>> insi. then we are going to put plastic and tape that up. then put the sandbags up. hopefully it will save our shop. >> we are doing 10 per person. >> sandbags are in big demand at cinema land works. >> yesterday we did 600 something. the day before that was five to 600. >> it is not coming up over the parking lot. this is where we love to >> see the river. sonoma county supervisor linda hopkins says the russian river is rising. it remains below flood stage but the next storm is likely to change all of that. >> it is a matter of when the river floods, not if the river floods and how high because we are not going to have a chance for the river levers -- the river l

river was canceled early this morning but that does not mean thegeanis in greenville -- in reporter: those low-lying areas, the rivers are still a concern although there is some relief here with the flood warning being canceled for the russian river. we had some challenges getting to guerneville. we had a giant tree blocking river road in sonoma county. that is the main road into kernersville -- into kernodle guerneville. >> we are know power and power outages and flood. we are hanging tough and there is a lot of support. we are riding through it. reporter: you heard there from a resident, a lot of residents dealing with power outages. in sonoma county, they have some information on their websites for those residents who had to leave their homes because of athletic. reggie: highway back open after flooding caused major problems yesterday. sky 7 is assuring one side of the highway totally covered in water. it took some drivers hours to navigate on a gilroy's city streets. drivers explain the feelings they had as they tried to get to their destination. >> it is crazy. we were checking

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kron four's dan kerman has the story from greenville and how people are getting ready. >> much of the bay area got a break from the rain friday but not kernville work poured off and on throughout the day. >> the russian river didn't look all that menacing friday, but it's expected to get above flood stage early next week. seems to be more frequent the last 10 years or so. which is unfortunate and locals have seen it all before. and are concerned? we're going to hunker down. stay. we're on high kind of high ground. so. we've been through it before, but they are getting prepared. >> we need better because we're out of electricity. and pga need just called and said they estimate will be back in power. 10 o'clock sunday. >> at the 5 and dime, they're stocking up on other items are number one right now is candy candles and just because of our obvious power of power outages. and when you're going through stressful times, people need can be so close on a lot of candy and candles. >> when the storms come along, the russian river, there are various concerns. one is that your home will be flood

the fort ross elementary school district montgomery elementary school district, the greenville districtelementary school and cashier elementary. that's because of power outages and the danger of getting to and from school in flooded areas. you can imagine all of this rain. ain't drives up demand for sandbags around the bay area and want to show you a partial list of where to get sandbags in san francisco . they're available at the public works operations yard, kansas and marin streets between eight am and two pm daily city has to around the clock locations, the department of water and waste water resources parking lot and the public worked, corporation yard city of oakland, providing free sandbags at the municipal service center on edgewater drive. contra costa county has six locations, including the public works in martinez. how homestead in walnut creek and west county detention facility in richmond. santa clara county has a combined two dozen filled or unfilled sandbag sites that includes san jose's central service yard. morgen hills, el toro fire station and the corporate yards in s