comrade, where they took the murder of santa claus , experts will find on him. the whole case of santae investigation cycle is great watch it right now. on that new year's eve, vika recalled a miracle, and the children were frost, who unexpectedly came to her with gifts. and then the girl drove away from herself an anxious thought not to think of forgetting, splashing out on paper, experienced, horror. noah cools down with hard-earned champagne waiting for its moment. country in the power of the anti-alcohol campaign, but the new year is sacred new year's eve special fuss everyone is in a hurry to complete their business, as if everything would be completely different on the first day. comrade, where they took it, so the last one took it. oh no luck, you have to dress up artificial. santa claus is also trying to go around all the apartments, while he still has the strength. well, next to the poor snow maiden she will not leave. grandpa is tired of no faith in miracles. the appearance of a tipsy herald of the new year surprised to sit and catch his breath and go on to congratulate the w

santa rosa con esos 57, el Área de napa con esos 57.as a travÉs del fin de semana. el sÁbado en la maÑana se mantiene otra banda de nublados. Éste continÚa a medida de que avanza la semana, veremos otro sistema para el domingo durante la madrugada. de sÁbado a domingo veremos ese sistema, luego veremos otro sistema de lunes para martes en resumen. tendremos varios eventos de viento, sobre todo el sÁbado y el lunes. vamos a continuar preparÁndonos porque llegan varios sistemas al Área de la bahÍa. paola: no se confÍe en este viernes. tamara sigue en santa cruz, una de las zonas que ha sido de las mÁs afectadas por esta tormenta. ella hablÓ con dueÑos de negocios, quienes tuvieron cuantiosas pÉrdidas. tamara: estamos en la parte de capÍtola. aquÍ han puesto esta cinta amarilla y es porque los escombros aÚn no ha podido ser removidos.esta es probablemente una de las zonas mÁs afectadas por el paso de este ciclÓn, porque si miramos hacia el fondo esto es lo que quedÓ. hubieron dos restaurantes, el restaurante tacos moreno. mire esto, los es

most of the rain ended up in santa barbara santa cruz in the santa cruz mountains up to almost 4.5 inchest significant it's not eight inches, as was forecast a couple of days ago, but it's huge amount of rain. santa rosa came in at 2.5, so we did get a lot of rain. and this is what i was talking about earlier. it's a very active pacific. all this has to go through at some point all has to go through. so how it times out is everything that's what we talk about breaks here, and we also talking a lot right now about taking it. 6 to 12 hours out. don't be going crazy on these long range models kind of stay clear of that and work with the 6 to 12 hour range because things change like this one change here's last night. there is a santa cruz mountains about one a.m. it's going off. watch santa barbara down here, right in this period riffing and see santa barbara, which you can see it very well. right in here down in southern california, getting hammered with the heaviest amounts of rain. i saw reports in santa barbara so i i'm not sure it's correct. but i did see an eight inch an 80 inch rain to

this is europe europe well of course santa europe and santa europe more. nuter well, yes, germany so the third question is the name of the belarusian santa claus , the easiest question will be a good one, let's go. new year they drove it was not there, against me you couldn’t slip to santa claus, they wanted to. well, my good ones recognized me no, but i didn't i guess baba yaga. if i’m a baba yaga, then you need to say hello to me, the boys scream, ho-ho-ho, and the girls hee-hee hello grandmother yaga our real belarusian grandmother is a cargo, i’m dear, my grandmother’s sister was still in the thirteenth year flying over the belovezhskaya pushcha suffered a plane crash. i began to live here, look at the place of nothing and so she began with her riddles in order to let alice pass us in the possession of santa claus snowball ha, stop, stop, what is the name of olesya, my name was olesya cargo, we will personally know each other. thanks these girls. you know the witches are clearly between themselves somewhere agreed on a riddle. she guessed so she let the tug-cart in you. so it mea

santa claus has relatives abroad santa claus or finnish yulupukki.ed up, like our grandfather, the snow maiden is alone in the whole world, in no other country is there anything like the snow maiden from another fairy tale, molded from snow and melted over the june fire of ivan kupala and as a symbol of the change of winter to summer, the meteorological myth from this fairy tale in the thirty-seventh year, the snow maiden urgently calls the hall to the columns to help the debutant santa claus to everyone, the fear and tears of babies, memorable of his last year’s unsuccessful appearances, the snow maiden is appointed a charming intermediary between the shaggy hair and children. we are invented by the kinship of the granddaughter of our parents. we still do not know the almost circus role of a magician's assistant. rka lives for 20 years, and suddenly she starts choosing girls from her class or from a group for her role? all children's holidays new year's in the memory of soviet girls forever, any woman of any age will say she escaped in a snow maiden

and replaced by santa ana. and then santa ana chooses another president. only to take back the presidency from him a little while later. and in the meantime amend this amid this mexican domestic infiding santa ana face taylor and what became the most famous battle of the war and it's the one you need to remember for your exam. and that's the now you're writing and and that's the battle of buena vista. in late, february of 1847 the battle of buena vista so it's it's early february. taylor's feeling pretty sure santa ana won't attack. and he decides to move on his own with his mostly volunteer army of about 4,500 troops. he decides to move southward. santa ana gets word of this gets intelligence of this and advances against him was somewhere between 15 and 18,000 soldiers. he's determined to finish off taylor's army. skirmishes in ensue on february 22nd at the base of the mountains there and then the next morning mexican soldiers are clashing with americans throughout the whole day. taylor's only choice is to fight a very defensive battle against the larger

breaking news santa cruz county. emergency evacuations are underway in felton grove because of the weather. santa cruz county tweeting updates, saying deputies are in the area. if you live in the neighborhood, please leave now. they are concerned about ofiv rer later evacuationnts centers. college. both areas pet pet friendly and have r.v. parking. the town of felton has been pummeled with rain, leaving a sloppy mess. residents has had to evacuate multiple times since the start of the new year due to major flooding. santa cruz county oiaiclsur good morning on this saturday, january 14. i am liz kreutz. thank you for tejoaminovgerinag. abc 7 news reporter gloria rodrÍguez advisories are in effect. t,rances dinglasan has the forecast. frances: we have seen heavy downpours the last few hours and things are starting to wind down. check out that line of lightning strikes and thunderstorms south of redding. this will continue to move east. it is a fast-moving system. we are starting to see some dry areas in parts of the no

reggie: a disaster in santa barbara county. five-year-old was washed away in floodwaters and thousands have been evacuated due to the threat of mudslides. kumasi: in the sierra the recent storms have brought multiple feet of new snow and problems. yesterday palisades closed most will -- closed multiple trails due to lightning. kirkwood had to close due to high winds. reggie: in sacramento powerful winds rip trees out of the ground including this one. video shows a large tree leaning on a home. you can see parts of the lawn hanging from its roots. rose shared these images. she says the wind is the worst she has ever seen in her 15 years living in sacramento. kumasi: the mega millions jackpot is crossing the $1 billion market. the one point dollar prize is the third-largest -- the $1.3 million prize is the third largest in jackpot history. the drawing starts at 8:00 p.m. reggie: good luck. we have new developments about the teenager suspected of killing a security guard in san francisco. what his attorney is saying. kumasi: we ar

santa claus has relatives abroad santa claus or finnish yulupukki.like our grandfather, the snow maiden is alone in the whole world, in no other country is there anything like the snow maiden and from another fairy tale, molded from snow and melted over the june fire of ivan kupala calls into the columns of the hall to help the debutant. santa claus is remembered by everyone for his last year’s unsuccessful appearance, the fear and tears of babies, the snow maiden is hastily appointed as a charming intermediary between the shaggy hair and the children, the granddaughter of the parents comes up with a relationship. we still do not know the almost circus role of an assistant, a magician snegurka lives. 20 years old and suddenly she starts choosing girls from the class or from the group for her role? all children's new year's holidays in the memory of soviet girls forever, any woman of any age will say she escaped in a snow maiden or remained in snowflakes. olenka olenka what happened? oh why are you crying? yura why is she why was she not allowed to pl

santa cruz, north bay mountains 20 plus inches. on average two to three times the amount of rain we should see for the entire month of january. so way off the charts here for that. and that's where we're seeing the problems down here near gilroy, points to the south, because uvas reservoir is 108% of capacity, so uvas creek right now pushing that water on highway 101. the warning tonight, still be careful around any creeks, rivers or streams. they're running very high and fast all throughout the bay area even though we are currently under a break. thankfully so. they're getting heavy rainfall in central and southern california, but late last week it looked like the rain would be continuing all day long today. thing picked up from the north bay down to the south bay. now, again, we do have our next storm system by 11:00 tonight offshore. i think we'll get into heavier pockets by 2:00 a.m. that is extremely heavy downpour. maybe even some thunderstorms and some small hail with that. santa rosa, san francisco, redwood city down to san

santa claus will be turning next year. fine. so next question. where did the tradition of decorating a christmas tree come from? well she came from somewhere, yeah hmm it's europe europe europe and santa europe more. and so it is, well, yes, germany what is the name of the belarusian santa claus the easiest question will be good luck let's go. well , pashka, the new year is just around the corner, and you already managed to make a couple of cherished desires, and often i confess i didn’t have time to make a wish, and i didn’t even have time to write a letter, but today you can do it all. do you know why? i know because we arrived today to the main santa claus i will rejoice at a strange wishful forest, like a small child . well, let's go faster, let's go. it wasn’t there that they wouldn’t slip against me. santa claus came in. well, my good ones didn't recognize me, but i can guess that. so you need to say hello to me, the boys are screaming. ho-ho-ho, and the girls hee-hee. haha. hello grandmother yaga stoyki yaga at all and our real belarusian

autoridades de santa clara extendieron la advertencia de evacuaciÓn., como medida de seguridad. caltrans informÓ que la ruta 37, que fue cerrado el sÁbado en ambas direcciones, incluyendo la rampa de la 101, novato, podrÍan permanecer cerradas hasta el lunes. en consecuencia, se recomienda a los automovilistas a retar por la 101 hasta el puente richmond, san rafael, luego en la interestatal en direcciÓn este, para viajar a solano. va estar cerrada la 37. en pescaderos, san mateo, un tramo estaba saturado de agua y se produjo un deslizamiento de tierra. la cuadra 41000 todavÍa permanecerÁ cerrada. y se calcula que hoy cayeron 2—3 pulgadas de nieve en la montaÑa de la sierra nevada. la autopista 50 permanece abierta, pero vehÍculos deben usar cadenas en las llantas. caltrans recuerda a los conductores manejar con precauciÓn, especialmente si circula en la nieve. y millones de galones de agua se estÁn mezclando con aguas residuales. esta situaciÓn ha obligado a los departamentos de salud a hacer advertencia, para que las personas no tengan contacto con el

sal will start towards santa cruz, santa cruz mountains, san lorenzo river, also into the santa cruzntains itself will get to that in a second. native santa cruz, do not bother him. he's overwhelmed, okay. i think it's rob woodward's his name. i think he is just absolutely aces down there. a large number of very large logs are flowing down the san lorenzo river. there are some flood concerns. scott creek laptops, but nothing in santa cruz based on what i'm seeing, however, in the santa cruz mountains, zayani fire station is flooding. so there's a lot of concerns there because there's been a lot of rain. boulder creek 3.6. so ben lomans had four inches around. they're still getting rain. even though we're starting to see a decrease tontil 2.83 mount veeder 2.68 most loce around two or so. mount veeder 2.68 santa rosa, almost 2.5 yonville two and a quarter san anselmo over to u. c berkeley botanical garden, almost to dublin and a half sfo, 1.29 san francisco 1.19. but you can see a rapid decrease now is taking place to the north. but as ali f a heavy drizzle steady drizzle for some, th

santa santa rosa, let's take santa rosa. it's two am and it pretty much is through by three or four am so an hour to two hours so different duration right? same with the santa cruz mountains a couple hours at least, that's what this model is forecasting some breaks. and then sometime around the morning , you get going again to get another squall coming through, and that's going to be pretty strong. one could see thunder lightning with that. that's right on the morning commute and again, santa cruz mountains getting popped pretty good. see the yellows down there? so that's you know, that's something you want to think about. how long does it last couple hours again, so it's not the 6 to 7 hour duration that we had seen? what which we saw last night. so again. i'm not saying this models nail perfect and it's going to be perfect because none of them are but it nailed it last night, so i think that's not a bad start for us a good place to put our plant our flag tonight. so here we go one more time. midnight about midnight here to

santa cruz itself. we've been hearing reports of many small streams reaching flood stage starting to overflow their banks, low lying areas, poor drainage areas really starting to see flood waters piling up and reports of evacuations in effect. in fact, the entirety of santa cruz county is in a flash flood warning right now. is that saying something right there? san jose up to fremont. you're still in the midst of moderate even heavy rainfall dumba4ton bridge still looking at it too. see those areas of yellow from san jose milpitas on up to snow that some of our heaviest of rainfall across the region right now. so some of us are drying out, but some of us still have some heavy rain over the next couple of hours here by 10:00am this morning. most of the north bay are out of it. even much of the peninsula out of it to san jose south bay still dealing with that rain but starting to dry out after that point by noontime, we're drying out in just in time as this water begins to stack up afternoon hours. look,

at santa claus for the new year, alice gave me a paint job santa claus was not at home since last yearraveled around the country in 84 days, traveled 33,000 km. i made more than 200 stops, the easternmost point is the pacific station in nakhodka. there is simply no railway, the most western, pskov, every stop is a holiday for local children, for what really, there and for adults right at the station 130 cities 70 84 days of travel 720.000 people visited. these are absolutely record figures for russian railways and for our father frost, who survived this journey for 84 days. he met a huge number of children and we brought a huge holiday throughout our vast country. in each apartment, each house, the santa claus journey project is jointly implemented by the russian railways company and the government of the vologda region. the first identified the composition second wizard. the result was a wandering interest throughout the country of holidays, to which , of course, we had more than one steam locomotive. as you understand, they were a4 and they were not used, but they changed in order to

ademÁs de la marea alta, en santa cruz alcanzando los 55 grados.starÁ presentando. mucho cuidado. monitor de sequÍa no mÁs sequÍa extrema excepcional, entre moderada a extrema. prÓximos dÍas hacia el fin de semana, descenso dtemperaturas, mÍnimas en los 31 el sÁbado las heladas en toda la regiÓn. aire seco se mantiene para nosotros hasta febrero. no mÁs lluvias por el momento en la regiÓn. mÁs detalles a las 5. >>> necesitamos que la tierra se seque. el actor alex baldwin fue acusado de homicidio involuntario en el rodaje del pelÍcula (nombre en inglÉs) que acabÓ con la directora de filmaciÓn. el anuncio se produce despuÉs de tres meses que la oficina presentara esta defensa. la defensa del actordijo que esto distorsiona la muerte de la mujer y seguirÁn luchando hasta ganar. este hombre que ven en pantalla, es un abuelo que vive en nueva jersey y se encuentra encantado con las compras en lÍnea y no duda en comprar regalos para sus nietos. pausa, 12. 20. sepa cÓmo una mujer convierte los (inaudible) en arte. sÍganos en la direcciÓn en . ♪♪. ♪(mÚsica

paola dos hondos en el condado santa cruz hablemos de santa cruz.rÍo san lorenzo. >> despuÉs de manejar hora y media llegamos al condado de santa cruz. los deslaves han afectado a la ciudad de santa cruz. >> estÁ complicado. >> los aguaceros estuvieron para recoger los cables derribados a consecuencia de los fuertes vientos. durante el trayecto pudimos ver Árboles que prÁcticamente siguen siendo un verdadero riesgo, no sÓlo para los automovilistas. >> los equipos responde. . nos enfocamos en esas Áreas reporte lo antes posible. algunos trabajadores han sido reclutados. continÚa el alerta. >> hay muchos que se quedaron bajo el agua. vamos a ver. aquÍ hay alertas entre las autoridades. sigue incrementando en la fuerza y el caudal. >> en las afueras de santa rosa el caudal continuo. quiero que vean la pro vida al costado del camino. >> el cauce llego a esta pro edad y asÍ es cÓmo se ve. asÍ como este continÚan bajo el agua. >> los clientes estÁn preocupados. >> estÁ en la preocupa pasiÓn. >> en rÍo a pasar. >> en el condado de sonoma varios refugios. e

ktvu evan sernoffsky live now for us in santa rosa. with the latest on the storm's impact on the north bay, evan heather rain and santa rosa has been off and on all day, but over the last hour or so, we've seen this really heavy, intense rain begin to come down and with it a lot of wind. and now if you look right over here behind me, this is santa rosa creek, and it's been steadily inching higher and higher and speeding up. as it goes down. officials are closely watching this creek and others because they expect them to possibly start flooding today. or tomorrow. wednesday's powerful storm soaked the north bay, causing flooding and toppling trees expect more down trees as well as power outages and power lines down. throughout the evening, and until tonight earlier in the day, a tree fell on eastbound lanes of highway 12 in santa rosa, closing the major thoroughfare crews cleaned up. officials say heavy rains and wind will continue into thursday when many north based streams and rivers are forecast to spill their banks. paul lowenthal,

yeah santa clara. i think it is he's going to and also the santa cruz area. morning everybody rise and shine raindrops that you heard on your rooftop in the overnight hours. out of here. you see the green on the screen. it's to the south heading towards i five at this hour, leaving in its wake. some cool air mass temperatures have plummeted. 35 degrees in santa rosa, now 48 san francisco across the bay. it's now 45 degrees in oakland and alameda and an l seredova 45, also around hayward a mid forties are garden that it was 24 hours ago. oh, except for santa rosa. it's 1 degrees colder. so here's the deal. we're going to start to see a setup of frost every morning when you wake up about this time because our temperatures are going to plummet. now that we do have the passage of that area of low pressure that cold front that swept through very rapidly overnight, this area of high pressure is deflecting the storms well to the north of the bay area, so we are going to enjoy the sunshine but astronomical high tide coastal flood advisory. in effect we will experienc

santa claus singers and even imported santa claus of the soviet era.g was simpler, but the paradox is sincere and more fun. families new year for children of my generation it definitely smells like tangerines, as a shortage or in order. valery syutkin, singer and musician, honored artist of russia, the country lived in anticipation of the new seventy-fifth year. he will certainly be better than all many of the previous ones unconditionally believed in this, and in the meantime, the moscow detectives were looking for the escaped recidivist dronov, who was found to have some of the stolen valuables, according to the certificate of release, they established his entire biography, which, however, did not differ in variety stolen in prison. romance three times. i sat twice for a primitive gop-stop again for a bigger muzzle. he could hardly have conceived and pulled off a cunning robbery of the official’s apartment; most likely, his accomplice planned the crime. the same photo artist boris dronov's picture sent to all the police departments of the country, an

. >> el presidente bideen aprobó emerge para ayudar a los contados como san mateo santa clara sonomaas por contener nosotros para informarse iniciamos con el cierre de varias carreteras como la autopista 17 sur y la 101 por deslaves e inundaciones >> tenemos cobertura con reporteros de habla hispana más grande de la bahía en toda la región, comenzamos con flavio en vivo desde la autopista 101 que nos muestra el panorama cuando nos flavio >> noches así es estoy aquí en esta ciudad a mis espaldas en el fondo de los vehículos algunos delos carriles aparece ya pero si los que no estamos preparados estamos preparados >> están de acuerdos con karina, el río causó inundaciones y cierre en la carretera 101 cerca de monterrey que causó embotellamientos en las vías de la ciudad mi esposo fue a la tienda y tardó media hora en regresar en cuatro calles que le dije la policía y me dijo que no estaba >> calles están cerradas por las inundaciones +1 pantalla >> mucha lluvia demasiada acá hacemos una diligencia también es terrible están inundadas las calles tan fuerte las lluvias >> esta es una zona

here, the yakut santa claus in his homeland is considered the spirit of the cold, but here, among otherndfathers. he also seemed kind. so what is he like in real life? oh, i don’t know by nature, all this is cruel spiritual. and this is a white shaman eroko or a holiday man. yes, yes, he has such a job to be responsible for all the holidays. on yamal , the white shaman came from salekhard proudly standing on the permafrost. gyroko. always carries a magic tambourine with him, which helps to get rid of bad thoughts. good people are stronger, and evil ones are kinder, well, it’s a useful thing to determine which of santa clauses had a longer beard in the kingdom , jealous guarded their cities of comparison. and so, with tambourines and accordions, the new year's procession and went along the central streets. by the way, grandfathers gathered together. frost voted for new rules for celebrating the new year. so because of the constant complaints of parents. the magicians suggested moving the holiday time to 19:00. well, so that the children go to bed early, and they also offered to oblige pa

and santa cruz hit hard. the storm shut down several major roads in santa cruz including a portion of highway. one as crews worked to remove a long jam of debris from the san lorenzo river. >> highway 90 and highway 17 have both been shut down as well because of landslides, clifford was on highway 17 today near those landslides. he has more. >> well, right now, i'm standing along highway 17 between los gatos and santa cruz right at the summit where t you take a look behind me here. all of the southbound lanes remain closed on monday afternoon following wet weather overnight. a mudslide blocked all of the southbound lanes near glenwood drive along highway 17. caltrans came in, blocked off the southbound lanes at summit and started working on clearing the roadway that resulted in a long line of people who had to turn around go searching for other ways to get around the blockage. i did talk to a couple people who decided to stay here and wait it out, although they didn't know how long they'd have to be here. it

why do we need to invite santa claus to us yaroslav was santa claus for several years in a row.e will perform our favorite song, which everyone knows very well, and we will give the new year's christmas mood of love and happiness to you. shoot winter winter his snowy embraces were opened slumbering and only triangular christmas trees pay. oh, by the christmas trees triangle pay not forward. everything is visible, they run me and carry me away ringing snowy love. u-takes me away, the bluish pain to the limit sticks to me and takes me away radiant, love for you is heard. please, who is daddy? is it a father and daughter or what? barbara worked a lot together very much i didn't expect to grow up so fast. kids, it 's just a moment. look. what an amazing son you have. you are such an adorable couple. i do not like this word organic, but you had it. well, just perfect when this song first appeared. it was in the eighty- second year there was such a poll. the song of the year was older than everyone else, but what kind of pension did you like and one boy pulled his hand, pulled it. wel

cruz, santa lucÍa y menos en el Área de la bahÍa en los bosques.Í que no bajamos la guardia, tormentas elÉctricas tambiÉn hay posibilidad por la inestabilidad en la atmÓsfera. este color amarillo sobre las montaÑas de santa cruz, en morgan hills tambiÉn lluvia intensa. y este color rosita a morado, es porque la nieve bajarÁ un poco en la montaÑa de (nombre en inglÉs). el trÁnsito con mucho cuidado, siguen problemas de inundaciones pero, viene el sol, tengo los detalles en momentos. (informaciÓn en pantalla) >>> excelente, gracias cynthia, las imÁgenes en pantalla por ahora ponen los nervios de punta a cualquiera. tres personas rescatadas en el sur de la bahÍa despuÉs de que su carro resbalara por las lluvias y quedara al borde de un acantilado el sÁbado por la maÑana en el camino 185. un oficial de la patrulla de caminos respondiÓ a tiempo y pudo trasladar a los ocupantes del carro a una zona segura. >>> y el servicio nacional de meteorologÍa adelanta una ronda final de precipitaciones, y durante los Últimos 15 dÍas cayeron entre22 a 25 trillones d

but santa cruz mountains, santa clara valley down to monterey. monterey looks to be most of the most of the day here. heaviest amounts will be towards santa cruz mountains , but anybody is in line for 1 to 2 2.5 for the sierra snow. i, though it's a very war come back down tomorrow but above 6500 ft or so next couple of days, you could see 2 to 3 ft. additional, heavy water content. snowfalls not diablo south at 47, oakland north that's right above the claremont south of 37. big rock by nevada was south at 41 mph fifties and sixties on the temps. it's a mild air mask. i would look for a lot of rain here in the morning, slowly decreasing in the afternoon again from north to south. but the secondary part of this system is right here. this has to come in tomorrow, and then there's another system out there that will be here on wednesday. it does look like it will favor areas to the north. we will get a break on thursday, maybe parts of friday but still a lot of rain to go, you guys alright, save time. 5 23 the nfl honors domar hamlin be injured safet

ktvu meteorologist roberta gonzalez live in santa cruz county. a reporter ali rasmus, live in oakland, but let's start with ktvu meteorologist rosemary oroczo rosemary gasia, as you said, getting a break in the rain, but it's still going to take several hours before all that runoff works its way through the drainage systems. and with that we continue with flood advisories and warnings, especially over the santa cruz mountain area, giving you a live look here from ktvu across the oakland estuary towards a san francisco where we are mostly cloudy but mainly dry at this time, there's a look at storm tracker to where you can see over the last couple of hours. this system has worked its way south and east and so we will remain with mainly dry conditions for the rest of todae flood advisory for the entire bay area that will last until early afternoon for the north bay and four o'clock in the afternoon for the central and south bay as we move in closer to the santa cruz area, there is a flash flood warning here. until 3 45 this afternoon. and if i move

at santa claus's new year's eve, alice gave me a santa claus paintbrush, he hadn't been home since laste traveled around the country in 84 days, traveled 33,000 km. i made more than 200 stops, the easternmost point is the pacific station in nakhodka. there is simply no railway, the westernmost, pskov 130 cities 70 84 days of travel 720.000 people visited. these are absolutely record figures for the russian railways and for our santa claus, who survived this journey for all 84 days. he met received a huge number of kids and we brought a huge holiday. across the territory of our vast country, every apartment, every house is a project of a journey. santa claus is jointly implemented by russian railways and the government of the vologda region, the first to single out the composition of the second magician. as a result, we got a holiday wandering all over the country, interest in which is growing, of course, we had more than one steam locomotive. as you understand, there were four of them, and they used them, but they changed in order to carry out the locomotive, the locomotive crews change

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santa rosa and redwood city with 2.20. as we move through tonight, we're still under a break until 11:00. the next storm system is offshore. i do think this will start to hit by 2:00 a.m. over guerneville, san francisco, down to san jose. heavy, heavy downpours, wind gusts 50 miles an hour, even small hail and that would continue into the morning commute. again, 2:00 to 6:00 a.m., wide range in totals, we'll keep the threat of some landslides. wind gusts could bring down more power oughtages and sierra snow. just above flood stage, we are expecting it to drop friday down to 24 feet. a lot happening here, jessica. we'll take a look at the seven-day forecast and every single system we expect and those expected totals coming up. >> this falls under be careful what you wish for. >>> i want to take you outside all around the bay area. ian cull on the side of 101 near gilroy. we've been telling but that flooding that has traffic stopped there. at this point only one lane open. is that still the case? >> reporter: one lane northb

ben loman in the santa cruz mountains more than 4.5 inches of rainfall, santa rosa picking up almost 2.5 inches of rainfall keeping in mind. the rain began last night and tapered off right around noon this morning, so that's a good amount of rainfall in a fairly short amount of time. here we are right now are mostly cloudy were mainly dry, and as i pull back just a little bit that the system on its way expected to arrive during the overnight hours. the winter storm warning for the sierra continues until tomorrow afternoon. and of course we have our own advisories we talked about at the top of the hour. the flooded watching advisories go across the bay area until seven o'clock this evening. likely to be extended as we know more rain is coming our way also have a high surf warning. this begins tomorrow morning, and that will last until wednesday. wind advisory begins at 10 o'clock this evening. it will last until tomorrow afternoon. the windsor generally light out there. they did calm down just a bit and right now, atlas peak reporting 15 mph mount diablo reporting 11 so not too bad, b

the santa clara valley. some really strong winds associated with this band occurring right here. so that is upping the risk of some downed trees up in the santa cruz mountains will be interesting to see if we do have some power outages this morning as we pair this heavy rain with some strong winds now pushing right back through. >> you can see those bands sweeping on into the bay area this morning. futurecast shows that occurring right in the middle of the morning commute, a lowell in rainfall after that, you will see peaks of sunshine today and that makes thunderstorm development possible on between 04:05:06pm. today may hear a few rolls. that thunder and some heavy downpours. the heaviest of rain, though, will that arrives tomorrow morning? because of that tomorrow we see flood watch is really going back into effect across the region. winds really picking up at the coastline, 40 mile per hour winds and happen bay right now, oakland hayward starting to get breezy or 20 miles per hour winds for you right now

here in the bay area the declaration includes napa, san mateo, santa clara, sonoma and santa cruz counties. flooding is a major concern right now. the winds are also causing damage. that tree fell into this car and building in san bruno. nobody was hurt. this is just in, southbound lanes of highway 101 are closed just south of the monterey highway in gilroy due to flooding. chp tells us at least once a car is submerged in that area. we are just north of there in morgan hill. lauren, what is it like right now? how is the area holding up? >> reporter: yes hello elizabeth. the brain may have stopped in morgan hill but the flooding remains a serious risk right now we are just in front of the rv park which has been placed under an evacuation warning by santa clara county. take a closer look at this. we are seeing a foot and a half of water here. check out some of the signs. this just gives you a picture of just how high these waters are. we have been seeing pickup trucks driving by, some even lifted. for the most part their wheels are covered in water. we have a truck coming now which could giv

rosa -- parts of santa rosa.probably seeing thunder and lightning and you shall remain indoors. we are gusting over 45 miles per hour. it is a windy morning. don't be surprised if more trees come down. the storm impact scale's at a level two. you could see more thunderstorms and their safe -- there is a flood fret. --threat. some people watch very closely and we have energy in the atmosphere and the threat continues through lunchtime and evening. things will dry out and quiet down in the next storm will move on wednesday and likely after 7:00 a.m. we will see showers midday and downpours developing. future trak wind gust showing you the winds areiv days. widespread one to two inches of rain and that is more than enough to create new pockets of flooding. highs today with the rain and wind will go into the mid and upper 50's. overnight, we will fin conditions in temperatures mainly in the upper 40's. the winter storm affect -- warning in effect until 4 p.m.. the best chance thursday is in the north bay and more rai

storm damage in both santa clara and santa cruz counties. the president just landed at watson ville municipal airport. in the previous moments here, he'll be heading to capitola, where he will meet with business leaders and local residents. there we have been showing you for weeks now the devastating impact of the past three weeks of storms there in this region, capitola santa cruz, etcetera again. what president just landed here in watson ville aboard marine one, we will stay on top of his northern california visit for you and bring you more. throughout the day in this newscast and certainly online data show accidental overdose deaths declined in san francisco for the second consecutive year , preliminary numbers from the medical examiner shows san francisco recorded 620 accidental drug overdose deaths in 2022 that's down from 640 deaths in 2021, 725 and 2020 of the 620 deaths last year. 72% were attributed the fentanyl, unusual example of the dangers of social media medication critical to some people. diabetes is in short supply, largely d

rosa outside santa rosa. dan kerman kron, 4 news. thank you day and we won't go far. another developing story. >> along that river road area, you drive along russian river here. you will see the effects of all this rain. you have side roads so like the one dan was on closed down flooding in fields and even some downed trees. the river itself, it's just swollen. kron four's. rob nesbitt spent the day in guerneville where the russian river is expected to crest tonight. he reports tonight of folks there have been doing to prepare for the highest water levels of the new year. the rain may have led up on monday, but that doesn't stop the russian river from continuing to rise. you can see part of the sign behind me for johnson's beach under water. a big concern for the residents and businesses nearby. >> mother nature is very strong, stronger than any of us. as the russian river grows wider and hire the footbridge in guerneville gets busier with onlookers. when we were here yesterday and >> the fish are at the boat

give, give santa claus and so on, but nothing to santa claus, therefore, i decided that it would be right if today, on my behalf, we congratulate our santa claus and the snow maiden and give them gifts. there are new year's drinks for adults you know. yes , and sweets. that's right, they deserve applause. dear friends, my young friends, i would like first of all to congratulate you on the upcoming new year. a holiday of magic, fun and gifts that you begin to meet before anyone else. as soon as christmas trees are lit in kindergartens and schools. well , i always say that any country has a strong tradition, if we say a country, sovereign and independent, then there must be native belarusian traditions. we have these traditions for many years five, new tradition. new year's eve to hold a new year's ball, well, similar to the famous viennese ball. you remember, by the way, the viennese offered to see off the viennese women in our palace of independence. but then i said, why the viennese score. we ourselves will hold the belarusian new year's ball. it has become a tradition. today we have ano

area santa rosa 33 .it is now 43, palo alto, mid forties and san jose through willow, glen, cupertino and campbell, 38 alamo and in walnut creek. so here's the deal. our future cast suggests that that system is well out of here trying to head towards the desert southwest, but falling apart at the seams. upstream we go. we do have an area of low pressure, but notice how it's arching around in this direction . that's because we have a huge dome of high pressure that is going to contribute to our dry weather. all the way through your saturday at lunchtime, in fact, all the way through the tail end of the weekend. it's going to be a spectacular weekend, the best weekend weather wise so far this year now, as we look ahead, we don't see any rain in the forecast. i took a look at the long range computer models, maybe right there. the potential of rain showers on january 29th. now that's still 10 days away. things can change. but we will keep you posted. one thing is certain coastal flood advisor in effect, it's

cruz sigue la advertencia hasta las 3:00 de la mañana esa forma orográfica (inaudible) en santa cruzque impacta esa región sigue muy atentos, todavía hasta las 3:00 de la mañana, otra noche de fuerte impacto de oleaje. entre tanto las zonas de montaña, hasta las 4:00 de la mañana nuevamente ese aviso de tormenta invernal esto no acaba allí. allí se ve la serie, el desfile de tormentas, ese tren de sistemas que seguirán impactando california directamente que nos da este aviso. atención, importante, sistema débil, no muy intenso fin de semana protocolo saturado la situación se complica. fuerte tormenta de lunes o martes. otro río atmosférico moderadas tormentas de miércoles a viernes, la lluvia quedó para quedarse, esto no ha acabado, tenga mucho cuidado con los niveles de los ríos vamos a seguir informándole de qué sucede con este desfile de (inaudible) que viene en camino >> la península ha sido una de las zonas más afectadas por los apagones a raíz de esta última ronda de (inaudible) >> sin embargo algunos residentes dicen que esto no ha sido lo peor. lo peor han sido los fuertes vi

hacia el este de santa clara y moviÉndose tambiÉn hacia santa cruz. dejamos con el noticiero. pase una buena noche. hasta maÑana.Ón equivocada". tendremos la primicia en "primer impacto". leÓn: miÉrcoles 18 de enero. el primer grupo de inmigrantes que obtuvo una cita por aplicaciÓn telefÓnica para solicitar asilo en los estados unidos, cruzÓ legalmente la frontera por tijuana. >> no hubo rechazo por parte del gobierno de estados unidos. leÓn: gruesas capas de nieve cruzan ciudades del paÍs en otra embestida de tormenta invernal. la masa de hielo atraviesa nueve estados, causando estragos en carreteras. varias urbanizaciones piden que la universidad de california contrate jÓvenes indocumentados para realizar investio

and santa cruz counties first. then the group landed at the watsonville airport. from there, the president got a chance to see the destruction from the ground. he visited the cities of capitola and aptos. today he announced he increased federal funding with to help with emergency cleanup and relief and said homeowners could try and apply for assistance from fema. >> to the people of california, i say it again. the country is here for you and with you. we are not leaving till things are built back and built back better than they were before. you can recover from storms. we'll be with you every step of the way, and i mean that sincerely, every step. >> president biden is expected to land back in washington in about 3 1/2 hours from now. >>> a different type of storm cleanup in the east bay. this time it's trash. an east bay regional park spokesperson says the heavy rainfall washed out a lot of garbage and debris onto the mlk shoreline in oakland. as the garbage washes into the bay, the tides push it back to the shore

santa cruz county , evacuation orders have been issued. this is a map showing the affected communities in red pic they include watsonville, sea cliff, socal, and the center close mounts. the areas in yellow are warnings for devin fehely joins us live with information on a rescue that happens tonight at a local ymca. what happened? is everybody okay? >> reporter: exactly. i would describe it more as an evacuation than a rescue. basically, here's what happened. i am in downtown boulder creek. there has been waves of rain coming through this area all day in afternoon into the evening. is expected to really sort of be the epicenter of the storm in the santa cruz mountains. and for some reason today, more than 200 school children from san jose and from albany were bused into this area to a ymca science camp. behind me is a volunteer fire department . the fire chief and other emergency officials in this area , they finally realized, this really is not a very good idea , to bring the school children here , 215 of them total from the san jose and

buenas noches gracias a su fiel sintonía viviana de santa clara zonas elegidas de fondos federales as fallos de lluvias. >>> cambiadaal (nombre extranjero) hace una semana el presidente declaró estado de desastremayor parecía de sacramento, santa cruz merced está con los derivados de lluvia celular te presentamos mediante asegura que le causó daños a su propiedad >>> como son los primeros, investigamos opciones de ayuda para sanar en situaciones >>> buenas noches en la conseja las personas a cero en la cama para recibir un gran reembolso >>> el viernes.falleció lucía diferente cuando lo visitamos estaba lleno de árboles cubrían el asador que usa para hacer comida. aseguran que contrató 2 personas para aliviar la sociedad, trabajadores que arreglaban el poste de electricidad tras los apagones a raíz de tormentasde principio de año >>> ahora las ramas estar en la casa y esperar a que hace de basura la recoja cuando pase por su vecindario inicio esto sucede san josé informará que su propietario de la casa puede contratar a una persona para recoger las tramas. aún así es enérgica para re

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mayakama creek and laguna de santa rosa abc 7 news. anchor liz kreitz is live in santa rosa tonight and has more on people getting ready liz. hi dan, that's right. in fact, we're at the maintenance yard right now in santa rosa people have been here all day putting together sandbags. you can see some people are who right now. making their sandbags getting ready for the potential of flooding a big concern as you mentioned is the russian river and we have learned that there is a flood warning for the russian river by johnson's beach. i'm joined now by santa rosa fire marshal paul lowenthal paul. thanks for joining us. on saturday the north bay really was able to escape some of the worst of the storm on new year's eve. what are you expecting tomorrow? yeah, we did dodge a bullet last week. however, we are anticipating not only moderate and heavy rains but also significant winds to north bay sonoma county specifically so with that we do have some concerns about localized flooding pawning a rose roadways a lot of trees down power a lot power

that's an improvement for some parts of the following three counties -- santa clara, santa cruz, and northern sonoma county. notice that around the sierra, several counties also saw an improvement. so very exciting news here, and we are hopeful that more changes will pop up in next week's map. we have all of this information posted on our website, so just visit nbcbayarea.com. back to you. >> cinthia, thank you. our viewers around thehe bay ar have been sharing videos of the rain falling in their neighborhoods. many captured downed trees, flooding, and strong winds and intense lightning at times. please be sure to share your videos with us by tagging nbc bay area on twitter. >>> thank you for joining us for the news at 4:30. i'm we'll be back in two minutes. >>> okay. this is the worst. it's time to go. >> just trying to pick the grate up. it's too much pressure. you've got debris. you've got water. everything's pushing down. we're not small guys. we're trying to pull with everything we've got. it ain't working. >> a lot of downed trees. i mean the trees are so saturated, there's so