this includes installing a flood wall along the creek in rock springs and adding a levy. still, officials are urging residents to do their part to protect their homes. >> please ensure that you know your flood risk, whether you live in a hot spot, if you live in a floodplain, and then you have downloaded emergency apps, and know where to get sandbags before a storm event. >> well, the california coastal commission is set to vote on whether to put up a 33,2200-foot seawall at ocean beach in san francisco. it will protect a sewage pipe along the beach from erosion, all due to rising sea levels. and a survey found that up to 100 feet of coastal area could fall into the sea by year 2100. and they would like to see a more natural solution that could make the beach more dangerous. >> and they are vacuuming travel and the gravel debris and other small trash that fell in today ahead of the rain. >> and going out ahead of time, ensuring that they will drain in the storm and due to street flooding, and that is what we're doing today to clean that out and make sure everyone could fl

it is flooding from sonoma creek to boyes hot springs and will continue to see flooding right on through the east bay and the south bay get into the act. so right now we do have the flooding and the very gusty

it is flooding from sonoma creek to boyes hot springs and will continue to see flooding right on through tomorrow as our atmospheric river sinks to the south and the east bay and the south bay get into the act. so right now we do have the flooding and the very gusty winds. the parent low is weakening, but the atmospheric river has stalled in the north bay. and so that's why we're looking at very high rain rates of over a half inch an hour up in sonoma. so we are looking at this flood warning through friday at 4:00 in the afternoon. so we're going to add on several more inches of rain. we've had about six inches in the past day and a half. you can see southern marin county looking drier and our flood warning there for the rest of the north bay. so the rest of the bay area will get into the act. tomorrow. we have a wind advisory from 10:00 tonight until 10:00 tomorrow morning. these winds will be gusting up to 30 and 40 miles an hour. that's at the surface. and then upper elevations we've seen winds over 50 miles an hour. and you can see those winds at 30 miles an hour in the south bay, le

creeks, streams, the russian river, they're about to spring to life. >> we're getting our equipment out of the water, so we have the floating dock. we would pull it out of the water to get it in before the storm comes. >> reporter: moving through late november and the summer docks are finally coming out of the water. the russian river currently at about 5½ feet is expected to start climbing on thursday, cresting about 25 feet by saturday morning now. it's important to note that is still a full 10 feet below flood stage below river, but still people on the water, they're expecting a pretty quick jump. >> we do, yeah, but nothing to be alarmed about. not yet. >> and if you're in the low lining areas, where there are some small streams, that's where we are looking at possibly the most issues in those areas. >> reporter: the first responders say the real concern is low lying areas, particularly creeks and streams that might have some debris in them, causing them to back up in a flash. >> i'm expecting the creek to go with crazy. >> reporter: in santa rosa, steady activity at the? where a nu

, armpit deep creek waters on their movement, yellow springern. and he's got to replenish that supply so he'll move over to warwick and redding furnaces replenish he'll recross the school at parker's ford and you see him progressing all the way to position e and f he now has blocked ten crsis of the scol eagle river he has how in checkt's been one of his better movements of the campaign. he's med6 miles in just two days, includina several hour crossing of the river where the n ve to interlock arms to keep themselves from falling as they're trying to get across swift running water. so he's really done a good job of but that those two good days are followed by what i think is his worst day of the campaign, which not a battle but what you see here washing. ten inexplicably yields all of those positions on the forts he mos s force all the way from thompson's tavern, where you see the number one now up to at the upper corner of your of your map, where you s nber two, the frederick and his where his headquarters is. the army will be at swan creek an

springs just north of sonoma. there at six and a quarter dry creek fire station has had five and three quarters.. you can find more than that. petaluma three and three quarters and tilden park has over an inch of rain, and mount davidson has had an inch in 13/100. and here we go at 9 a.m. it is now almost 13ft there. the russian river at guerneville expected to get to over 30.5. i knew they'd update that flood stage is 32, so i think this will change tomorrow, i really do. i've seen this before. the wider the clouds, the colder the tops. and so right up here, i mean, these are lifting north watching the last few images right here. see how that's lifting north. so i think we're developing system is taking this moisture and lifting. it doesn't mean we still can't get more heavy rain. but watch how this kind of still stays painted in the areas where it's been for the last 24 hours, but other locations like napa. watch how this see how it kind of lightens up a little bit. vallejo, fairfield, also parts of marin county, san pablo bay, and then south of that we look pretty good for a while on the peni

springs, plus kyle richards. that's at nine on abc seven. >> taking a live look outside from our walnut creek camera showing you itafael, even novato showing you some slick conditions. a level one on the storm impact scale. this morning. the rain is out here by 1 p.m. amanda reggie aqui another abc7 news update in about 30 minutes. >> you can always alw catch us n our news app and abcs app and abc7 news.com. you continue now with good morning >> announcer: welcome back to gma live from times square. [ applause ] >> robin: what a great audience we have here. i love all of my colleagues, but this is my favorite two shot of the morning. back with dwayne johnson. we're talking moana. "moana 2." and we thank you for spending the morning with us. we have an incredible young people from philly. from the nonprofit squash smarts. also huge moana fans, can i say? [ applause ] i've been talking to some of these wonderful young people. thank you for your kind remarks. i really do appreciate it. especially you there at the end. looking beyond the reef. that's what the movie is about. it's a message that's really needed. >> i t

springs for his first national event in june. time is now 527 chinook salmon have returned to los gatos creek.h we spotted this weekend in campbell. swimming upstream. upstream to spawn. and thanks to the recent rain that filled up some of the bay area creeks, some of the residents stopped by during the weekend to see the salmon in person. >> this year, it seems like they're back and they're cheering for us. it's kind of cool to see them in the river like this wild, and everything kind of brings you back to many years ago, when they used to be in here quite often. >> and once the eggs hatch, the juvenile fish will eventually migrate downstream into the bay, where their bodies adapt to saltwater. they then come back to the creeks to spawn about three years later. time is now 528. some local transit agencies will be operating under special hours for thanksgiving week. we'll tell you what you should know. if you plan to use public transportation during the holiday. plus, but what we're going to get at the end of the day is going to be the perfect setup for the holiday weekend. >> and as we move t