water rushed into this underground parking garage of an apartment complex on manhattan avenue. crews are using electric pumps and muscle power to clear the mud and water. but when bryan sainz family made it to their minivans parked in the garage, they were devastated. >> our four vehicles are completely gone. they're totaled. we checked on them not that long ago and the water got into the intakes, the motor, and brakes got really muddy. >> reporter: now he's left wondering how he and his family will get to work 20 minutes away. >> we're not sure what to do about going to work. most likely it's a pretty bad situation. >> reporter: at this home, water seeped into the garage leaving the owner checking for damage. >> it looks like furniture and dry wall. >> reporter: with more rain ahead, they're bracing for potentially more flooding. the big concern is as we get more rain branches and logs could get jammed up underneath the bridges as the creek levels rise, and that could cause even more flooding. marianne favro, "today in the bay." >> now while you may guess the rain impacting lo

. >> reporter: in east palo alto, water filled this parking grant you on manhattan avenue saturday. the water is mostly gone but the damage to many cars is already done. >> our vehicle is gone. >> reporter: at least three cars remain nearly submerged yesterday after an underpass flooded. today, the water is gone but the road remains closed. to try to prevent more flooding, crews in palo alto used a chain saw to cut big branches and stopped them from clogging the creek. today a new concern. this crack in the soil near a creek embankment. a sign the soil is eroding and the embankment is falling into the creek. engineers check it out. >> that is part of the assessment to see what condition is here and what movement will occur with the upcoming rains, and with the cracks, to determine if it is a concern. >> reporter: at the chauser bridge in palo alto, a water sensor was taken out which the city is trying to repair before the second punch of the big storm hits wednesday. today, san mateo's health officer issued a reminder that all this flood water can contain bacteria, raw sewage, harmf

water rushed into this underground parking garage of an apartment complex on manhattan avenue. tonight crews are using electric pumps and muscle power to clear the mud and water. but when brian and his family finally made it to their four vehicles parked in the garage, they were devastated. >> we had two minivans in there and two other sports cars, you could say. and we tried to take them as fast as possible. we did. but at this point they're totaled. >> reporter: at this home water seeped into the garage, leaving the owner checking for damage. >> it looks like furniture, maybe some drywall. >> reporter: others are navigating mud in homes and on streets. and with more rain ahead they're bracing for a possible second round of flooding. in palo alto water levels reached near capacity, exceeding 21 feet at the pope chaucer bridge. and that forced the city to issue a flood warning. in east palo alto marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> marianne, thank you very much. >>> heavy rain from the weekend that forced the closure of some san francisco parks. the city's rec and parks depart

. >> reporter: there is a huge cleanup job under way right now at this apartment complex on manhattan avenue. you can see all of the mud and debris here. last night the water flooded so much that it rose above the wheel wells of most of the vehicles here. and today they've been trying to pump it out. and in san mateo, flooding was so bad that cars are still under water. a watery graveyard for cars, at least three remain nearly submerged in san mateo. jim garibaldi was here last night and watched a woman drive her car onto the flooded streets. >> she basically lost traction and floated all the way to the other side and submerged. took probably two minute, three minutes. we saw taillights, and after that it went completely under water. >> reporter: jim called 911, minutes later a san mateo police officer arrived. >> he wanted to know where the car was, because you couldn't see it, it was submerged. so i tell him, it's over there, and there's somebody in it. so he tooked off his jacket and jumped right on in. >> reporter: they rescued the woman and took her away in an ambulance. the san francis

at this apartment complex on manhattan avenue, the water filled this underground parking garage, covering the tires of most vehicles and forcing people to cancel new year's eve plans and worry about missing work. >> well, our family car is in there, and my family is pretty worried about it, because that car is also old. it has some years in it. and my mom's worried that it could damage the engine. >> reporter: in belmont, stranded drivers had to be rescued from under a flooded underpass at harbor boulevard. everyone got out okay, though crews had to tow car out of the water. and in palo alto, block after block of flooded streets near party park. a windy, wet end of the year, filled with danger and surprises. and starting 2023 with a big cleanup job. marianne favro, "today in the bay." >>> across the bay in ffremont, highway 84 through niles canyon still shut down because of another mud slide. this after two mud slides yesterday. right now, niles canyon road is closed from mission boulevard in fremont to pleasanton road. beyond the falling rocks and mood, the alameda creek is approaching f

overflowed into local streets and flooded an underground parking garage at an apartment complex on manhattan avenue where bryan sainz had his family's two minivans and two sedans parked. >> we had two minivans in there and two other sports cars, you could say, and we tried to check them as fast as possible but they're totalled at this point. >> reporter: bryan doesn't know how he'll get to his job which is 20 minutes away without having those wheels. and this was the scene yesterday in san mateo where at least three cars remain submerged in an underpass at 42nd and el camino real this is something that happened to many vehicles throughout the bay area. we witnessed it ourselves during saturday's storm. reporting live here in fremont, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> some of the worst of the storm damage will leave the oakland zoo closed for at least two weeks. you can see the 10-foot gap right here which formed during the worst of the storm on the road leading up to the zoo's entrance caused by a culvert that collapsed leading to rapid erosion. now with more rain due this week, zoo leaders still

francisquito creek which overflowed into local streets and flooded an underground parking garage on manhattan avenueily's four vehicles parked. >> we had two minivans in there and two other sports cars, and we tried to check them as fast as possible. at this point they're totaled. >> reporter: bryan doesn't know how he'll get to his job which he tells us is about 20 minutes away from where he lives n. san mateo three cars remain submerged at an overpass. that's something we saw with many cars in the bay area. bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> thank you, bob. some of the worst of the storm damage will leave the oakland zoo closed for at least the next two weeks. you can see this 10-foot gap here. during the worst of the storm the road leading up to the zoo's entrance collapsed caused by a culvert that collapsed leading to that rapid erosion. zoo leaders holding their breath. >> we have another atmospheric river event coming through this week. we have to let that rain get through and see where we land. >> this comes at an unfortunate time for the zoo which has been holding its annual glowfari event.

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. ♪ ♪ ashley: as we take a look down sixth avenue in midtown manhattan, on this isn't it love ly, mondayning, got to love it. we're getting started though with a warning today from the former ceo of walmart, bill simon. good morning, lauren. lauren: good morning. ashley: what's he worried about? lauren: inflation and that it's not coming down in a meaningful way and he says that this situation hurts everybody. >> for me, i think the most critical thing is going to happen in 2023 is we have to get this inflation under control another year of high single-digit low double-digit inflation and we're going to be in a world of hurt because inflation hurts 100% of the population. a recession might hurt, you know , two to 3% that have lost their job, or gdp declines. we got to get inflation under control, so i'm hopeful the fed continues their practice until we can sort of lasso that. lauren: inflation doesn't always mean higher prices it means higher wages and some companies are saying enough. look at these layoffs announced just this year. goldman sachs, zillow, fox, way fair, that full screen

humungous formation of manhattan schist is the only as it was feature of the campground accessible today. if you want to see it, you'll have to hop the wall running along. payson avenue and bushwhack a few yards in to try and hill park. though it's completely treed over now. you cannot miss it. all right. i got a little carried away with this slide since calvin bolton really revs my engines and powerpoint soothes my ocd. i couldn't resist slapping thumbnails of some of the houses and camp landmarks on this map. just this a side note. if anybody wants a copy of this digitally, i am happy to send it to you. if you're a similarly afflicted, i'm willing to share so. but this slightly dysfunctional panorama is a photoshop composite of three of carver's images. it is rare in that it was taken from the foot of the rock outcropping along prescott avenue with the photographer's location marked by a red x on thumbnail. at left is the patient residence called the man's on bolton's map. and we see hut number 51 in the process of being dug out in the foreground. these shots well illustrate the sloping ground. the british bird, their camp into. it was a perfect spot with good wate

santos, speaking portuguese, says he was mugged in manhattan two summers ago by two white men in broad daylight on fifth avenueole his shoes. >> [interpreter] they robbed me, took my bag, my shoes, and watch. [end of translation] >> a police department spokesman, excuse me, a police department stores in new york, the nypd, tells cnn there is no record of santos reporting the alleged crime to police. he also claimed on the podcast some one once tried to assassinate him. >> [interpreter] we have suffered life attack, assassination attempt, threatening letter, having to have security guards and police escort standing in front of our house. [end of translation] >> santos was a no-show at a white house reception today for new members of congress, though he was invited, but he was on capitol hill. cnn congressional correspondent, jessica dean, is there. has there been any response from congressman santos about those claims that he made on that podcast? and is there any sense of whether any change in republican leadership's patience with him? >> well, we've certainly asked him a lot of questions, anderson, but he has

this humongous formation of manhattan, is assets was feature of the calf ground that's accessible today. if you want to see it you have to hope the ron running along the avenue ambush whack yards and shot hill park, though it's completely treat over now you can on this set. . a lot a little carried away for this slide. since calvert load and really revs my engines and powerpoint sues may ocd. digitally, i am happy to send it to you. if you're a similarly afflicted, i'm willing to share so. but this slightly dysfunctional panorama is a photoshop composite of three of carver's images. it is but the slightly dysfunctional panorama is a photoshopped composite of three of calvert senate. as it's rare that it was taken from the foot of the rock out along prescott avenue. with the photographers location mocked by a right acts on the thumb nail, i left is the residents called the man's, emboldens map and we see hat number 51 in the process of being dug out in the foreground. the shots illustrate the flopping ground that they burrow their camp into, a perfect spot with good water situated on the side of a ridge, which offered protection from the winds and winter weat

manhattan where it meets behind me. we don't know yet whether or not there are any new avenues of that investigation, and that's not something us or anybody else have reported on. the d.a. says the investigation remains ongoing. that's where we stand here today, an important end of this chapter, something we've talked about over the past several years in a case that started with not one, but two fights of the supreme court to get the former president's taxes and now his top money man. as you said, somebody who's central to his business, the trump organization, of finding himself in handcuffs on his way to jail. >> i'm going to ask a good question. i have one follow up for you first. did this judge accept allen weisselberg taking responsibility for the determination to pay himself and his grandchildren's tuition and pay himself in the form of leased cars, himself in the form of a rented apartment, did they believe him that that was all his idea? >> right. right. exactly, and that's what i thought you were asking me. i think what the judge here and the jury say, it was really more up to the jury. the jury did seem to come to t

avenue. eva mckend with the latest. now what? >> reporter: good morning to you. you would think if there was a mugging in broad daylight in the middle of the summer in manhattan asial building and the victim was robbed down to his shoes as santos claims there would be a police report but a source tells cnn no such report exists. to be clear, that doesn't mean this incident didn't occur but it raises eyebrows in the context of the many false claims that santos has made. >> can you tell us if you lied on your financial disclosure reports. >> reporter: embattled congressman george santos back at work on capitol hill dodging tough questions from reporters, as new revelations about public claims he made pile up. the latest coming from a re recently released interview with a brazilian podcast, taped in december shortly after he won election in new york's third district. santos claimed in the interview, done in portuguese, that he was mugged on fifth avenue in new york city in the summer of 2021 as he was walking out a building in broad daylight. >> translator: they robbed me, took my bag, my shoes, and watch. >> reporter: but a source tells cnn there's no evidence tha

manhattan. he said it happened in broad daylight walking out of a commercial building. he was robbed and near trump tower. here's what he said. >> translator: it was in summer of 2021 on fifth avenue robbed by two men. before you ask, they were not black. they were white for that matter. they robbed me, took my bag, my shoes, and watch. >> so robbed him, his bag, shoes, and watch. obviously, that's a searing experience and it's very specific. and then nypd source tells cnn there is no record of him reporting a mugging. what do you make of that? >> i mean, it's one of my favorite exchanges in the interview. just the way that he just asked, so they took your shoes? in the middle of fifth avenue? it didn't pass the smell test immediately. and i don't know. it struck us as almost a fable or pps aorror story meant to make a point about how bad crime is in new york. afterwards, i was looking around. he didn't tell the story -- i found him telling it to one other show. but i kind of reasoned that reason he might be -- i thought if this happened to him, why hasn't he spoken about it more? you know, crime, you know, rising crime is a big part of the platform. that doesn't really make sense