we've been talking about this the last couple of days here at santa hills is where he spent his life from the age of 16 until 34 and where he scored most of his 1200 plus goes me. i have his dedicated locker with his number on it. the number 10 is also on the back of her. on the back of his shirt there we've been asking people if they're gonna open the locker, that he closed when he left the club and said, just leave it like that. and the stewards of the cup of been telling us that no, they're gonna keep that mystery for now. they're not going to open the locker. they're going to talk to the, the family. they see it is a sort of umbrella. that's good luck for the club. so we'll see how that develops late room for that is far too tantalizing, john, i'm desperate to know exactly what's inside that locker. you mentioned president lula there. of course, the newly inaugurated president. i'm. we've seen an awful lot of device of politics and brazil a recent years haven't way, but pele really brought the country together. yes, us exactly what a man we was say. we were talking to her. rememb

the one in the yellow shirt who won 3 world cups, but we here in santa hills, where it really all started for him. when he joined this team in the stadium behind me, as a 16 year old, you can see him that he's on the rural, they're on the corner and pele. once he joined this team, helped to make them into something in the sixty's referred to as the fantastic was a fantastic team that started to sweep all before them naturally. right in front of the central stadium. i'm looking at it now is a very particular type of brazilian bark with a luncheon, etc. and this one belongs to alamo, and he's such a fan of santos. it is got 14 tattoos of the club, one stamped that to the on his forehead. and i asked him what pele meant to him? relative our mother, i saw pelley playing once and then i never left here. he was a monster in the football field. he came many times to the bar and we'll talk to every one. he was the most humble guy in the world. we spoke to antonio to pass who we saw because he was interestingly dressed about what pele meant on a global stage and to him. and so for the philip here

este color amarillo sobre las montaÑas de santa cruz, en morgan hills tambiÉn lluvia intensa. 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 de galones de agua. el Último sistema se sentirÁ mÁs al sur del estado, y aconsejan estar pendientes por la saturaciÓn de los suelos. >>> y los que viven en las montaÑas de santa cruz instalaron una especie de cuerda colgante para cruzar el puente que les conecta a la localidad de corralito. en esta zona aÚn no cuenta

hill and keep in mind the hillside. it's muddy. it's soggy. it's wet, and it was heavily raining at the time when the santa clara county fire department arrived on the scene, the only thing that can really do is hoist ropes down that side of the hill and gradually pull up each individual. a driver. it's female occupant and, of course, it's best friend. it's precious doggy and all were safely brought back up to highway 17 and we asked santa clara county fire department battalion chief murphy what happened? here's what he had to say. unfortunately as we were responding, there was very heavy rain in the area at the time. we need to remind people especially when it's raining on highway 17. you need to slow especially on turns on the way this morning, i tried to get updated information about the occupants. they're all safe. they declined medical attention. also the car it's still off the side of the road here, off highway 17, and another thing chp is telling me i spoke with the i o officer ross lee. he tells me that there's a lot of damage done to the car rail where the car went off the highway. so if you're driving highway 17 today you see the dam

santa clara. nice view from east bay hills camera under clear skies looking westward.her temperature readings right now seven at saint del rosa mid-40's at napa, concord and livermore and down to 42 in fairfield which will soon be dropping into the 30's. looking live across the embarcadero, these are our forecast features clear, gusty and cloudy overnight in fact over the next few days and next weekend slight chances of rain near the end of the weekend going into next week. let's take a look at our projected overnight lows. once again mid 20's at lakeport and ukiah down to about 30 in santa rosa and morgan hill inland and east bay a low of 29 in livermore and concord and fremont and even around the bay shoreline and on the coast lows will drop into the mid-30's. tomorrow sunny skies, breezy to gusty at times and not very mild it all. it's going to be a chilly day with highs reaching only about 50 in antioch and liverre ' everywhere else, a couple spots like santa rosa and cloverdale will warm up to mid 50's. here is the seven-day forecast, you can see the thermometers

several rockslides and mudslides along with flooding that forced many here in santa barbara to stay in shelters. the hillsinches of rain, prompting evacuations and rescues overnight. it will take some time to clean up messes like this one. >> reporter: some forecasters are predicting as much as 22 trillion gallons of water will fall on drought-stricken california when these storms are finally over. that's more than enough water to fill two major reservoirs -- >> can't we just save a fraction of that? >> that is the hope, but it's a lot more complicated unfortunately. >> reporter: most of the water isn't captured. it's lost to runoff that goes into the ocean. >> the challenge there is getting the water from outfalls like this one or rivers and into the groundwater, and we just don't quite have the infrastructure for that. >> reporter: and with all the sewage, bacteria, and debris in the storm runoff, the water before it could be used, and, in this case, norah, it's just too much, too fast. >> carter evans, thank you so much. >>> here in washington, we've got some new reporting tonight on those biden docume

looking at the freeze warning for the interior valleys of the north and east bay's of the santa clara hillsill be cold out there. lowes tonight from the mid-30's in oakland to the 30's in santa rosa. 33 perhaps in san jose. san mateo in the low 30's. accuweather forecast, a weak system today with spotty showers that are breezy and cold. well below average. freezing cold temperatures on monday could do it all again tuesday morning but then by the middle of the week just a couple of degrees warmer and then the clouds help us to modify the temperatures. helping -- hoping to get some more rain out of that. i'm already rooting for that rain to come back. liz: i feel like everyone has rain fatigue that i know we need it. lisa, thanks. an environmental event shaking up populations of predators and prey that once kept the coast line system and balance. researchers at california academy of sciences are hoping skills they are developing now might someday offer help. here's spencer christian. >> isn't it beautiful? >> keeping should track of the sea stars here on the coastline has been an urgent missi

several rock slides and mud slides along with flooding that forced many here in santa barbara to stay in shelters. the hills above santa barbara recorded 12 to 15 inches of rain, prompting evacuations and rescues overnight. it will take some time to clean up messes like this one. >> reporter: some forecasters are predicting as much as 22 trillion gallons of water will fall on drought stricken california when these storms are finally over, more than enough water to fill two major reservoirs, lake powell and makelead. can't we save a fraction of that?>>t is he hop's more complc >> reporter:t to he the r runofat tan. >> thell i the water from out false like this one or rivers and into the groundwater and we don't quite have the infrastructure for that. >> reporter: and with all the sewage, bacteria and debris in the storm runoff, the water would also have to be treated before it could be used and, in this case, norah, it's just too much, too fast. >> o'donnell: carter evans, thank you so much. and there is no relief in sight for california. let's bring in meteorologist. [ off mic. ] from our partners at the we

storms that hit the city kept moving on east across the bridge, oakland also got hail up in the hills. santa cruz county has had more than their fair share of storm damage. the waves that came with last week's storms did major damage to buildings and piers. >> we are not out of the woods. we expect these storms to continue at least through the 18th of this month. we expect a minimum three more of these atmospheric rivers and different shapes and forms depending on different parts of the state. >> it is not just a nuisance or a spectacle. this is deadly. at least 17 people statewide have died from these storms that started late last month. well tonight, the sierra saw a lot of snow. can you imagine trying to drive in this? the chp shot this video. it was a white-out on i-80 in truckee. that is basically why they closed the heavier snowfall. eastbound at colfax, westbound at the nevada state line. truckers stranded. it is hard to imagine how to function in that kind of snow. >> all the semis lined up on the side of the road before they get to the snow saying i would rather camp out here. >> th

intensificando para las horas de la madrugada, miren el color de amarillo, como les contaba sobre santa cruz y morgan hillantidad de nieve que llega aquÍ, es un sistema frÍo que nos podrÍa traer la nieve cerca de livermore y (nombre en inglÉs). >>> cynthia, hemos venido oyendo hablar de los rÍos atmosfÉricos, durante toda esta semana, no han sido uno, dos, tres, sino varios, cuÁntos llevamos ya? >>> creo que si mi memoria funciona, diez u once, no hemos tenido ningÚn descanso, y sÍ, que estamos en una sequÍa, pero tenemos que ver los descansos para que la tierra tenga el momento para absorber la lluvia, lo bueno que pasando de hoy, esta noche, maÑana, vamos a tener un descanso, te voy a decir cuÁndo. >>> excelente, gracias cynthia. en mÁs noticias el presidente biden declarÓ estado de desastre mayor en california, producto de estas tormentas que nos han afectado en las recientes semanas, el anuncio permite la asignaciÓn de fondos federales para atender la emergencia que inicialmente favorece a los residentes de santa cruz, merced y sacramento. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). >>> la casa blanca asegurÓ ademÁs que

continuing in the east bay, actually part of the south bay as well, especially up over the south, santa clara hills. there. as we're going to see those very cold temperatures overnight tonight and tomorrow morning, likely another round of that again as we head in toward wednesday morning. all right. overnight lows about 29 degrees in santa rosa about 34 in san jose 30 and freezing in livermore 30 in concord. all these temperatures very cold. it's chilly out there right now up. 39, even in half moon bay that 37 degrees in redwood city. 39, as you make your way, just dropped to 38 in dublin. 39 live more. 39 degrees in the bottle. and you're freezing now in fairfax at 32 degrees. so all those offshore winds continue to blow. and that's bringing that dry continental air back into the bay area. and that really allows temperatures to drop off in a hurry. so it's going to be very cold across the bay area tonight with freezing temperatures by early tomorrow morning. fact, we're starting to see some of that outside right now. but waiting for a chance of some rain in the forecast looks like things are going

rob reynolds al jazeera, santa cruz, california hill, a national very today festival is being held and benign. ah, of a country is widely seen as the birthplace of food and celebrations. stop with the ritual sacrifice of a god. the festival also involves music dancing and drinking alcohol. a procession to the atlantic ocean pies respect to enslaved ancestors who were taken away from the name of al jazeera as ahmed address, joins me now from the festival. now i would, it sounds like quite the celebration. a tom has been like this since yesterday for a visit to some secret signs. why i watched it with the brain and interestingly they walk with different parts of the world. a yeah. to be part of this about it and they sent them and it was 311 years ago. what the government in 2016 recognized was religion. and also as a tradition of this temporary to talk basically what we're going to see here today . apart from the business, by your ratios, as well as they need to solve for the call to more than willing to school, we are going to what there's some dance and presentational magic, which the

mild the santa cruz hills are actually a good buffer blocking the wind. so we did see as much in the way of downed trees taking out power lines in the south bay, as we did elsewhere. they're looking at a little bit a little more than 11,000 customers still without power this morning, the east bay that depends on where you are. the populated areas like a stretch of 6.80, walnut creek up through pleasant hill. martinez, you do have a cluster of outages there. and then mostly we're looking at san leandro all the way up towards richmond. that's where we have the bulk of our east bay outages. in total about 7500 customers without power in the east bay. and then, of course, the north bay, which typically sees power, go out when we get storms like this. they're in that same boat right now about 2300 customers. 23,000 customers without power. excuse me. and the hardest ones to restore are going to be those that are in the hills pg and e saying they really can't get that work done until the winds die down. so that might have to wait till later on today. john also

. >> reporter: the creek snakes down through the santa cruz mountains into morgan hill into gilroy. this week its flood waters coiled like a serpent around farm and field, house and home. the threat has since receded, but could easily return with the rain. >> adding any kind of flood protections in that area would likely require a partnership between valley water, caltrans, the city of gilroy and private property owners. >>> while we are being pounded by the rain, the seattle seahawks are being pounded by the niners in a playoff game. that's a live look at levi stadium as we can see it through the fog and rain. the game just wrapped up. charlie walter is standing there with what happened . >> the seahawks woke up the machine in the second half. at halftime, seattle felt pretty good leading the 49ers by one point as san francisco played a pretty bad half, but pete carroll in the second half coming out of the locker room felt really good with his team up. late third quarter, now it's 23-17, san francisco. seattle driving. geno smith sacked and ball comes out recovered by nick bosa. it

our correspondent, sophie long, reports from the hills above santa barbara.from further flooding. if we didn't get this done today, we would have lost our house. jeff bailey's wife and young children evacuated. he stayed to protect their home. it's been hard. my wife has been bringing them over, up at the top of the hill, and i've been giving them hugs and kisses and telling them how much i love them. but, you know, we all have to process it. sorry, it's the first time i have become emotional. so, yeah, you know. we're safe, we're surviving and we'lljust keep going forward. across california, after three weeks of almost continuous catastrophic downpours, rain is the last thing people here need. and yet, it keeps coming. widespread flooding is getting worse, and roads are disintegrating. emergency services could only watch as this one collapses into the valley below. we joined the santa barbara bucket brigade, a local volunteer force formed after a mudslide killed 23 people here five years ago. what's happened here? just all came down off here. this is the roa

you can just go over the hill to santa cruz after school. kristen: great food. >> access.ve and park. larry: that one may be underrated. crisco san jose's a big winner on this panel. larry: everyone cares about our opinion. [laughter] a new study found spending time in nature reduces the need for some medications. going for a walk in the park or along a lake, helping lower the odds of meeting drugs for blood pressure, anxiety, asthma. the study found that enjoying nature indoors, like your potted plants, does not have the same effect. >> virtual reality? >> vital no -- i do not know. 20 years from now everyone is going to have stuff on their heads. wondering around. you strike me as a person who would enjoy a stroll through nature. >> yes. today, i made a point to get louis out. i got us both some fresh air, despite my broken toe. i am saying that every day this week because the sun is out, i am going to get out and get that vitamin d. spencer: especially now that the sun is out. nature wasn't very friendly to us. now that it is ok to go outside, it does lift your spirits.

the president spent the afternoon in the bay area and over the hill in santa cruz county touring areasthe storms. air force one just departed from moffett field about 45 minutes ago. it's heading back to washington, d.c. president biden landed in the bay area this morning shortly before noon, at 11:45 this morning. from there he spent the day with governor newsom touring storm-damaged areas, including capitola and aptos. now, president biden was only on the ground here for about four hours, but he clearly made the most of it. >> nbc bay area's robert handa was waiting in capitola when the president arrived. robert joins us now to give us more about what the president actually saw today. robert. >> reporter: that's right. as janelle said, the president is now headed back to the white house after about a four-hour tour of looking along the coast and the storm damage there. now, about noon today, president biden touched down at moffett field in mountain view, and there he met with governor gavin newsom, senator alex padilla, and congresswoman anna eshoo. they boarded a helicopter, and the

morgan hill 50 up to the north santa rosa. 46 on the coast. we're going to the 50's so for the most part, we're going to be upper 40's to 50's of those temperatures for us. we'll have that rain on monday. a break on tuesday and out more rain headed out on wednesday. >> britney, thank you. imagine waking up inside a house completely encased in ice. exactly what happened in this neighborhood. we've got more details next. >> oh, my god. oh, my. god. >> drivers in a seattle neighborhood were having a tough time last week. video shows a car sliding down an icy residential road and slamming into parked cars on its way down conditions there in for so bad. it force their bus service to come to a screeching halt. this is the first time it happened since 1996 sea-tac airport also felt the effects of the icy conditions. officials did have to shut down 3 of its runways. the national weather service is caught was calling that the most significant ice event to hit the area and at least a decade. speaking of ice, check this out. many lakefront homes in ontar

anywhere from 2 to 3 inches locally, but look at the dark purple around the north bay hills and santa cruz mountains. that little pocket of white there, we could see 6 plus inches of rain as this storm moves on through. so we are seeing a very active seven-day forecast ahead for us here. i'm really concerned about the -- not only the rivers and creeks but of course power lines coming down again and any of those localized flooding issues. so not the time to let our guard down, even though today will be a nice day. so planning ahead. >> and thank goodness for this break. >> yeah. >> so our ground can absorb -- >> and as human beings we also need the sun to get us in that mode to, okay, i have to prepare for what's next. >> all right, cinthia, thanks. >>> it is 7:21 right now. there is much more ahead on "today in the bay." the warriors lose, but the bigger concern is klay thompson. coming up, why the four-time nba champion was pulled from the starting lineup before the >>> good morning, everyone. i'm anthony flores. the warriors and dub nation getting a little scare last night. klay tho

santa clara. 46 at half moon bay. another lie view from the east bay hills camera, 39° in santa rosa.w 40's in novato napa fairfield and livermore. here is your view from the rooftop camera looking towards the bay bridge and these are our forecast features partly cloudy but level 1 light storm is coming in tomorrow evening. we can expect a dry and sunny pattern beginning thursday. overnight as the clouds move and it's going to be pretty chilly temperatures dropping into the low to mid 30's in parts of the north bay only mid 30's and upper 30's and the south bay and low 40's right around the bay shoreline and on the coast. tomorrow for high temperatures, as skies get cloudier mainly in the mid 50's that storm is going to start up north and sweep southward. let's take a look at the details on this storm which on the exclusive impact scale is a level one. a fast-moving system that will swing through tomorrow evening bringing light rain and brief downpours, less than 4/10 of an inch of rain for most areas. forecast starting tonight clear skies and cloudier skies. pods get thicker tomorrow

santa clara. 46 at half moon bay. another lie view from the east bay hills camera, 39° in santa rosa.0's in novato napa fairfield and livermore. here is your view from the rooftop camera looking towards the bay bridge and these are our forecast features partly cloudy but level 1 light storm is coming in tomorrow evening. we can expect a dry and sunny pattern beginning thursday. overnight as the clouds move and it's going to be pretty chilly temperatures dropping into the low to mid 30's in parts of the north bay only mid 30's and upper 30's and the south bay and low 40's right around the bay shoreline and on the coast. tomorrow for high temperatures, as skies get cloudier mainly in the mid 50's that storm is going to start up north and sweep southward. let's take a look at the details on this storm which on the exclusive impact scale is a level one. a fast-moving system that will swing through tomorrow evening bringing light rain and brief downpours, less than 4/10 of an inch of rain for most areas. forecast starting tonight clear skies and cloudier skies. pods get thicker tomorrow mo

at least 19 people have died in the storms. 0ur correspondent sophie long reports from the hills above santa we didn't get this done today, we would have lost our house. jeff bailey's wife and young children evacuated. he stayed to protect their home. it's been hard. my wife has been bringing them over, up at the top of the hill, and i've been giving them hugs and kisses and telling them how much i love them. but, you know, we all have to process it. sorry, it's the first time i've become emotional. so, yeah, you know, we're safe, we're surviving, and we'lljust keep going forward. across california, after three weeks of almost continuous catastrophic downpours, rain is the last thing people here need. and yet, it keeps coming. widespread flooding is getting worse and roads are disintegrating. emergency services could only watch as this one collapses into the valley below. we joined the santa barbara bucket brigade, a local volunteerforce formed after a mudslide killed 23 people here five years ago. what's happened here? just all came down off here. this is the road. this is the road to my mo

heaviest of rain now leaving the santa clara valley and up into the hills above it. we're we're seeing some most of our flooding is down in santa cruz county and the santa cruz mountains as well as areas in the north bay that are likely drying out. now, keeping you updated in the forecast and we've got some slick wet conditions out there. if you are traveling like across the san mateo bridge. >> wow. visibility little to nothing. there. about 15 minutes. we're tracking those >> 9.15 right now. and let's take a live look at sfo and update you on the delays and cancellations which are growing that are growing. yeah. in fact, they've grown to the point where since we built this graphic about 10 minutes ago, which had 63 delays out of sfo, yeah, jumped to 72. 0, my gosh. that was fast and the cancellations. you know, those are going to mount as well. and the way the dominoes fall, you know, all this is going to continue throughout the morning because once you start off this way, takes a lot of over absolutely. all right. well, let's take a look at why. and we've got the r

centers throughout santa clara county, including the community recreation center in santa clara, the cupertino library, morgan hill saratoga library and several others. these will stay open through wednesday of this week during daytime hours, none of which will be open overnight. live in santa clara, lena holland, abc 7 news. kumasi: coming up, a -- sba trying to help local shelters. reggie: the growing republican field looking to challenge president biden year. drew: it is chilly out there. the view from san jose showing it is clear. it is a brisk but bright day. expecting sunshine today. a nice-looking day today. temperatures inland, walnut creek at 39. 34 in dublin right now. 38 in brentwood, where frost advisories are in effect. 39 in san mateo. it is chilly out there. don't be surprised as you step outside that you may have frost on your windshield and on your plans outside as well. pressure, intoer seven. the santa cruz mountains and part of the east bay, bringing light showers to southern california. cold air and gusty winds in the hills. it is breezy at the surface. a wind advisory. when from 15 to 24 mile

temperatures will be lowest in the tri-valley, santa clara valley, as well as parts of napa and sonoma valleys this morning. we are down to 29 right now in morgan hill, but it's 39 in santa rosa and some of these areas that are still dealing with temperatures in the upper 30s and low 40s, well, it's a little bit more breezy there, so that makes it feel much colder. santa rosa right now, 29 degrees, but the wind is kicking up to 10-mile-per-hour. we're going to see those temperatures hovering for the next few hours. >>> mike, you were starting with a peek at the golden gate bridge. >> yeah, the last few minutes there were flashing lights, a traffic break for a few. i thought the camera was frozen. then we see flashing lights, a parade coming down from the north bay. it looks like the crew around spencer should be clearing across the bridge and no cones on the northbound side. they have to stop from time to time to move some of the equipment that's set up. kari talked about the temperatures out there, definitely cold. i feel for all of our friends working on the roadways. so far traffic flow is very smooth, except for 680 north through sunol, obviousl

santa rosa in greenville, henry like ktvu, fox, two news and not just the north bay. there are plenty of flooding concerns in the east bay as well, the precautions people are taking in the oakland hills in san francisco and on the peninsula crews are working around the clock. to clear out storm damage. but first evacuations right now underway in montecito, a town in santa barbara county. the worries that fire burn scars could cause severe damage will have a live report after the break. norman, bad news... i never graduated from med school. what? but the good news is... it's the xfinity hello 2023 sale! now hurry, and you can get xfinity internet for $19.99 a month plus, when you add xfinity mobile, you get the best price for 2 lines of unlimited. i gotta get this deal... and for a limited time, get 500 dollars back. i don't want to miss that! that's amazing doc. drop everything. get to the xfinity hello 2023 sale. -doc? click, call or visit a store today. (vo) wells fargo lets you know where you stand with your fico credit score. what if you knew where you stood with everything? like your future in-laws... (boyfriend) hope you like cats... (hero inner thought) i hope your parents lik

the new update right now is it looks like santa cruz mountains to morgan hill and gilroy could be in zone of some of the heaviest rainfall which could again, send you his creek pushing over its banks and may cause more problems on highway 101, and it may shut that down again through tomorrow. wind gust 20 to 25 miles per hour. overnight and it's going to be pretty much the same through tomorrow morning and eventually by the afternoon, tomorrow we should start to see that wind calming down. the sierra snow, 1 to 2 feet tomorrow, check this out. the next seven days we are talking about totals that could be up to 87 inches at kingvale, and 76 inches in kirkwood, so expect road closures if you need the umbrella and jacket temperatures let's get the seven-day and you can see the second system on wednesday a quarter to 1 1/2 inches, and a break thursday into friday morning. it looks like friday night into saturday, a third and a fourth system with some lingering rain on sunday with a quarter to a half inch. so we have tuesday and wednesday to get over and thankfully we get a break and satu

will open throughout santa clara county, including the community recreation center in santa clara, the morgan hill library, several others. this senior center warming center is scheduled to open this morning at 7:00 right here for anyone needing a little extra leaf from the chilly conditions. we are live in santa clara. reggie: demonstrations are held after this the fear the and death of tyre nichols. video of that beating was released on friday, sparking outrage nationwide. the family will lay him to rest. his funeral will be wednesday. his death sparked new calls for police reform. we have more across the country. jobina: training standards are inconsistent and outdated. after the video of the brutal beating of tyre nichols, the memphis police department has disbanded the scorpion unit. it is short for street crimes operations to restore peace in our neighborhoods. it was formed in 2021 to patrol high crime areas. five officers have been fired and are facing murder charges. all are expected to appear in court next month. >> i feel like everyone there should be charged from both scenes, the first

santa barbara county, gave us an update on the situation in california. well, we're on the backside of the storm now. we received record amounts of rain within a 36—hour period, where the hillsto and santa barbara here received as much as 15 inches within a 36—hour period. luckily the storm has passed for the next couple of days. we are expecting some rain through the weekend, but of a lighter condition. we experienced lots of flooding damage, isolated to different areas which were not like what was mimicked in 2018, when we had catastrophic mudslides through montecito with the death of over 23 people. and are you expecting the situation to get worse with the weather, and how is your team preparing? yeah, that's a good question. we feel we're on the backside of the storm now. we in the county had a lot of investment into our montecito area, which they did a greatjob in the design in the catchment basins, and we were able to trap a lot of debris and rocks that came down from the hills. we are doing pretty good and unscathed in a lot of ways. we consider it a success that we didn't have any loss of life. yes, and no doubt rescue teams are working around the clock here to help.

mid 40's in palo alto, santa clara, and half moon bay. east bay hills camera looking across the calm bay waters right now. 49 at napa. mid 40's at santa rosa. final live view from our rooftop camera looking across the quiet embarcadero. the storm's first wave will arrive overnight, just before the morning commute gets underway. strong damaging wind will accompany the storm tomorrow. the storm eases on thursday but that will be followed by days of rain. let's talk about this level five storm. severe storm. expect heavy rain, damaging wind, mudslides, rock slides, trees blown down. notice, not much happening until 4:00 when the first wave surges on shore, just before the morning commute gets underway. we will have lots of action. heavy downpours, gusting wind. a quiet time for a couple hours or so. in the early afternoon, the second wave will surge on shore. it will be a cold front so it will push out some of that warmer air that's in front of it. it will produce every downpours, gusting winds at times. that will be followed overnight and through thursday

breezy out there for the afternoon, but those darker shades of oranges and reds over our east bay hill, santaz mountains, napa and over areas of the hills, north india east and then by about five o'clock or so it really begins to back off. as it backs off tomorrow morning, we are likely to wake up a lot colder. meanwhile at this hour 50 degrees in napa 51 in san francisco, low fifties half moon by we do have some areas. that are very, very chilly, especially if you have calm conditions. upper thirties still at this hour, walnut creek concord in the north bay upper thirties of santa rosa, palo alto, reporting upper thirties afternoon highs across the region. quite nice, but it may be a little bit breezy, so you may still need the jacket. upper fifties to low sixties for today and beyond. tomorrow morning anticipate a waking up a chillier conditions. mostly sunny skies that throughout until we get into the weekend, a pattern change may bring us cloudier skies and a few scattered showers. better details on that coming up in the next half hour, dave all right, rosemary. thank you time 7, 55 and j

joins us live at 4 30 what he's hoping to get done in what promises to be a contentious year on the hill. santa clara county leaders today took advantage of the break between storms to call on residents who haven't yet to get access to the county's emergency alert service with the next round of storms tomorrow and this weekend, potentially bringing more flooding, officials are urging people to be ready to react with the help of alert scc. they say the free resource offers the most up to date information about urgent situations, including flooding. power outages, mudslides and road closures. knowledge can save lives. information can help you avert personal disaster. connectivity allows you to protect your loved ones. the county says alert, scc is easy to use with alerts and emergency information sent to residents, mobile devices, landlines or email and you can find the link to sign up at our website. that's ktvu .com. it's right there under the web link section, flooding along the salinas river on the central coast could cut off people on the moderate peninsula from the central services that riv

heavier pockets around richmond in sandra fell as well as elsewhere in marin county, up into the hills, santa rosa and up into lee county. you've been seeing it consistently. some of our has the heaviest of stuff. santa rosa winds are up to healdsburg some of those spots along 101 just really saturated inland. east bay are starting to get more and more of it. and the santa cruz mountains, an area that really doesn't need to see a lot more of it. it's still in the midst of some heavy pockets of rain as well as some strong winds and a lot more sitting offshore. that's about to make its way into this area. watching the salinas river really closely today as we do see the potential of that river flooding over the next several days. that's about the biggest flooding concern. much of the region is looking at right now. radar shows you the advance of the showers. and as i mentioned, that heavier pocket that's just sitting south and west of the santa cruz mountains going to be packing a punch right there. so that's going to be one to keep updated prepare yourselves. if you're in some of those areas th

santa clara, mid to low 50s. a similar set up in the east inland hills and all the way into san francisco we go, mid to low 50s withconditions near santa rosa all the way near sonoma. gianna. >>> time for the morning mix. happy friday eve. we are almost to the weekend. newest sensation coming to the stage. fans of bluey will be very excited. i am one of them. ♪ . >> recognize that theme song? if you are a parent, you probably do. it debuts in australia but she's coming to the bay area in the form of a stage show. the play will perform at the golden gate theater in san francisco on january 21 and 22 and will return to the bay center for performing arts from february 3 to 5. the show runs around 45 50 mwith inteission. >> it's perfect for kids. >> it's perfect for the age range. >> are you taking your boys? >> we are going the weekend. i love bluey. so cute. >> for us that aren't too familiar is bluey like the barney of our time? >> no, it is different. bluey is really more about sisters. but the whole world is a dog world. you would love it. >> amanda is like i am sold. >> every breed has its own personality. but it

one is on up around forest hill just west of santa rosa in sonoma county. unfortunately, we did have that report yesterday that an individual lost their lives in the flooding right in that area. also a flood warning up in lower elevations of mendocino county flood watch or other winter storm watch taking effect tomorrow afternoon through tuesday afternoon, up in the sierra nevada, upwards of 6 feet of snowfall is expected to head of us as this next atmospheric river moves in. so if you're heading up there today to enjoy some of that fresh powder just know you're going to be shoveling out as you get back. today's highs in the sixties after today. we're about dropping back into the 50's and we're also back into the rain. so enjoy today, then hunker down again from friday through monday. looks like tuesday will bring another break from the rain wednesday. one last resurgence. and then what you're not seeing on the other side of the 7 day forecast is a drier trend over the next 8 to 14 days, right? all right, john, thank you for that. taking advantage of today.

and tomorrow into early early wednesday could be some pretty heavy total, especially santa cruz mountains, morgan hill and, of course, santa rosa, russian river and around mount tamalpais . snow is on the go, as you might imagine. looks like snow was around 5500 ft. it goes up. it's a very heavy, wet sierra cement. no doubt about it, uh, it might be a little mixture of rain and snow before the cold air comes in. that will be on tuesday when the snow level goes down. but between now and tuesday night and wednesday morning is going to be a lot of snow up there a couple of feet 2 to 3. ft looks likely here at lake level and above. now there's just a lot of moisture that has to scoot through occasionally get steady. sometimes it's heavy, and it does look like there's a little bit of a back edge. you can see that starting to swirl, but then the upper level system has to move through tomorrow. so today and tomorrow in the early wednesday, we're going to see a lot of rain here. it does look like maybe a break, but not until after the weekend, maybe thursday and friday, a little bit of a break as well. fiftie