after she lost her home in the tubbs fire, she protection walls and things and stop., but then that grass is planted. it is not wild grass, so it is meant for retaining the soil. >> reporter: she and her pencil ready to weather the storm. like many around santa rosa who rushed to the guard store to grab last minute supplies like tops and berries and propane tanks. >> we've seen enough storms that after this fire, it from a year and a half ago, people being put through everything. whatever they see now, it is nothing new. >> reporter: and many people were still grabbing some bags here to fill with sand that they were not able to get at the sandbagging locations at the county. to value hardware behind me finishing up for the day, we are getting an update from sonoma county emergency district telling me that the russian river is expected to reach above flood stage and about 34.4 feet and flood stage is 32 feet, that is early friday morning , so that of course is something they're going to be monitoring over the next couple of days. frank and jill? >> alyana gomez, thank you. >>> preparations

reporter: emergency response personnel are specifically keeping and i on the burned areas from the tubbs fire and nuns fi come down due to that drenched in unstable ground. this is another reason why sonoma county officials are asking people to evacuate, or at the very least to stay off the roads. we can assume these people have moved their cars up on the slope because they thought they would be safe that is not the case at all. we showed you what we thought was the roof rack but we cannot even see that anymore. there's a basketball floating in the middle of what is now the pond in the front of these people's homes. here is the mark on the rear tire of the pickup truck, a good six inches when we arrived, and i you see the water level continues to rise, causing more and more damage. it is incredible to see with this water is doing. >> it is amazing, jackie, and to ctinue to see the water levels rising. what else are you seeing out there? >> reporter: there are a lot of minor mudslides we saw on the drive up from san rafael. you could tell they had to be pushed off the roadways to ensure p

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santa rosa fire department is prepared for flooding and mud slides, especially in burn scars from the tubbs fire. urge residents to be alert. >> report something, if something doesn't seem right, power lines down, obviously report but excessive mud flow and earth movement, report to 911 immediately. >> reporter: emergency operations center is ready if needed. urge everyone to be prepared, have cell phone fully charged in case of power outage and drive carefully out there. abc7 news. >> thank you. storm is leaving its mark on guerneville tonight, large tree took out corner of house, no one was hurt. it's on the russian river, expected to flood wednesday morning. >> reporter: and we're here at vista point in sausalito, the wind gusts picking up strength. so much so, can feel our live truck rocking back and forth and not long ago, a boulder fell here on highway 101, wind picking up with rain could mean big problems in marin county. store fronts lined with sand bags and floodgates locked in place. san ensellmo creek is relatively low but likely to fill fast. >> it's a lot of water. >> reporter:

reporter: emergency response personnel are specifically keeping an eye on the burned areas from the 2017 tubbs fire and nuns fire with trees likely to come down due to that drenched an unstable ground. it began happening yesterday and sonoma county officials are urging people to evacuate or at the very least stay off the road because the situation is getting worse by the minute and we will probably have to move again before the show was over with chp pushing us back down river road. it is not far past the signs were you can see the water splashing on the tires as they drive through. guerneville is landlocked right now. you cannot get in or out of the town. on twitter they just said there are evacuation centers and sebastopol and santa rosa that are still accepting people with their pets and they have plenty of supplies and food for both. that is a good word for those that still need to get out and need a place to go. jackie ward, kpix 5. >> that is good to know when we are glad you are pushed back to a safer location and it's scary to see that water rising. >>> another swollen waterway getting

>> reporter: the emergency response personnel are keeping an eye on this burned area from the 2017 tubbs fire and some trees are likely to come down due to the drenched and unstable ground. sonoma county officials are urging people to evacuate, or at the least, stay off the roads. back here in burnsville here is another car submerged. i don't even know what this is supposed to be, maybe a parking lot. it is hard to distinguish what these things are supposed to look like with all of the water that has taken over the area. we will monitor the rising waters throughout the morning. jackie ward, kpix 5. >> it is incredible to see those images in the video of two straight days of torrential rain in the north they. >>> let's get to gianna who is tracking the wet and windy morning commute. >> we are getting a lot of incidents in the traffic center. it is getting busy even this early morning. let's give you the ones that will impact you the most on the freeways with many flooded areas and especially the surface streets in the north bay and sonoma county. at the golden gate bridge, it could be a l

kaiser's main campus borders the mobile home park which was destroyed in the tubbs fire. kaiser donation will help build 160 apartments on the burned property. developers are also looking to collaborate with kaiser on health care programs for future residents. >>> the pentagon confirms nearly 4,000 additional active duty troops are headed to the southern border to support customs and border protection. they will be adding about 150 miles of wire between ports of entry. the new troops are expected to deploy later this month. there are 2300 troops along the border in california, arizona and texas. >>> now to the snoozer bowl. >> fans of the patriots are celebrating a win. these are videos of fans dancing with the streets. they beat the rams 13-3. it was the lowest scoring super bowl in the 53-year history. this is the patriots sixth super bowl championship. the team will hold a victory parade tomorrow. the super bowl, of course, featured several players with ties to the bay area. >> patriots receiver and punt returner julian edelman was born in redwood city. he went to wood

. >> why i look like crocket and tubbs had a son. >> a confrontation with police officers in the american airlines arena. the man began arguing with several bulls fans as the officers try to get the guy to comply, somebody starts to record the struggle and it starts escalating. you can see both officers are trying to subdue the fan and the fighting intensifies and more officers start to arrive. they were able to take that man away. the 23-year-old was eventually booked on charges including battery on an officer, and intoxicated. >>> this one, you have to watch this. caught on video, this tennessee woman refuses to l on a high-speed chase. the sheriff's department released the dash cam video showing julie myers speeding away from officers here. at one point, she crashes in a ditch and gets away again. and eventually coming to a stop, she gets out of the vehicle, along with her pass engpassenge proceeds to chug her beer while being handcuffed. she admits to drinking an entire fifth of liquor before switching to beer and getting on the road. she is going down drinking, chug it. she owned it.

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it borders the mobile home park and was destroyed in 2017 during the tubbs fire.on will build 160 apartments on the burned property and developers are looking at ways to collaborate with kaiser on health care programs for the future residents. >>> fans of the new england patriots are celebrating again with another super bowl win. this is video of people in boston cheering and stuff. the patriots beat the los angeles rams 13-3. it was the lowest scoring super bowl game in the 53-year history of the super bowl. this is the patriots sixth time getting the championship. the team will hold a victory parade tomorrow. it featured several ties to players here in the bay area. patriots receiver and punt returner julian edelman was born in redwood city. >> edelman was awarded the mvp award. >> i didn't see that coming. i was just so happy we won the game. our defense played lights out. it was awesome to be a part of. i'm just excited. i'm just happy. i'm content and i'm exhausted. >> edelman's teammate quarterback tom brady grew up in san mateo. he went to high school there

. >> in santa rosa, a big concern for flooding in the area where the tubbs fire burned. they put several measures in place over the last year and a half but this is a lot of rain and more to come. so they will be watching that area very carefully. they are telling residents to be on alert. if you see anything unusual or it looks like it's going to be a problem, and you don't see authorities there and they have noticed it, they are asking you meese ca please call it in. reporting live, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> absolutely. thank you, amy. yes, we need all eyes on the storm. live doppler 7 is one of the most popular stories on the website and on the abc news app. if you would like to track it yourself, click on the blue live bar on the top of the apps. >>> nearly 300 people stranded on an amtrak train. it left bound for los angeles with stops in the bay area. it's been stranded in oak ridge outside eugene since sunday after hitting a tree that fell onto the tracks. a passenger posted the pictures on facebook. you can see heavy snow outside the window. the train has po

finally getting back on his feet after losing his coffee park house in the tubbs fire. >> maintain asitive mind-set and, you know, i really believe in just having faith in the universe and -- but i'm at a bit of a breaking point right now. >> reporter: so first fire and now flood. and simpson said he checked with his neighbor this morning and his neighbor said that his house, the water was already up to the window pane. so he's expecting a complete loss. he only got out with his overnight bag. there are going to be major losses out here. >> this mother nature whiplash people are talking about, it's been really hard for them to take, the fires now the flood. thanks, jodi. again, the question then becomes these roads, what happens. the county supervisor saying she is concerned about the damage to these roads. we won't be able to see that until this water goes away. raj and janelle? >> thank you, jessica. damage to the roads and all those businesses have to recover in these next few weeks and dry out literally. thank you, jessica. >> the clean-up and we're going to follow the whole thin

kaiser's main santa rosa campus borders that mobile home park that was destroyed back in 2017 during the tubbsire. kaiser's donation will help build 160 apartments on that burned-out property. the developers are also looking to collaborate with kaiser on health care programs for those future residents. >>> fans of the new england patriots are celebrating again. this is video of people in boston cheering and dancing in the streets last night. they are pretty used to this. the patriots beat the rams 13-3. this was the lowest scoring super bowl in the 53-year history of the game. this is the patriots sixth super bowl championship. the team will hold a victory parade tomorrow. the super bowl features several players with ties here to the bay area. patriots receiver and punt returner julian edelman was bornd in redwood city. h wend to redwood high. >> he was awarded the mvp. >> i didn't see that happen. i was so happy we won. the defense played lights out. it was awesome to be a part of. i'm just excited. i'm happy, i'm content and i'm ex exhausted. >>> quarterback tom brady grew up in san mateo, w

this is chris tubbs. thank you so much for joining us. for people waking up, could you tell us what happened and what you know? >> at this time, at 2:58 this morning, our units were dispatched to a reported structural collapse in sausalito. when they arrived on scene, we found one house that had slid off its foundation and traveled some distance. we don't know the distance. but came to a stop after striking a second house. one person ws was in original house on the second floor. our crews extricated her and transported her to marin general hospital. reported reportedly, she has minor injuries. >> this house behind us is the second home and that was vacant? there was someone in the original home that came crashing down? >> i don't know for sure yet. i have not walked the scene and had a briefing on which house is which house. clearly, that's one of the two houses. >> it's still tough to sort out what we're dealing with. it's still very dark out here. >> it is. in order to get an assessment, having the daylight would be beneficial. when the

especially following the tubbs fire in 2017.e dpot done a lot today and don't anticipate significant issues up in in the burn scar we'll be watching for trouble spots. what we'll likely see isolated a and sonoma county. a lot of nuisance flooding and ponding in the roadways. hopefully that's what it sticks to. we're anticipating the potential for some significant storms throughout the day. >> okay. paul thank you so much. so far the couple trees down. no major injuries or property loss or anything. >> correct. not at this point. >> good news. but still we're not through it yet. they want everyone to be very careful. be aware. this is the kind of situation that you a hidden hazard you may stumble upon. you could be the first one to encounter it. take it slow and for sure call in. anything that you see. reporting live in santa rosa, amy hollyfield. abc 7 news. >> thank you, amy. here's another look at live doppler 7. this is one of several features you can find on our news app. you can customize it to get the forecast exactly wher

fire season is usually considered during the first couple ientts say incidents like the devastating tubbs fire in 2017 are increasingly likely in december. the reason? climate change. scientists say it's causing wind and dry weather to converge on december. the report published in the journal of geophysical research letters. >>> developing news, relief is finally on the way for the 40 million americans who have been trapped in sub zero temperatures this week. this morning, the extreme cold snap is still gripping parts of the nation. in minneapolis overnight it felt like 15 below zero while there was a windchill of negative 6 in chicago and negative 3 in new york. but here's the good news. by this weekend, chicago and some parts of the midwest could see a nearly 80 degree temperature swing compared to the low temperatures this week. at least 15 deaths are blamed on the extreme cold. >> when you think about it they had a windchill of 50 below. the high this weekend will be near 50 degrees. that's a 100-degree feels-like temperature swing for the folks in chicago. you talk about extreme weat

haven't reach the considered view on that and i'm eagerly watching what is happening on with michael tubbs in stockton with her literally doing an experiment to see how it works. i will say that if somebody works on a policy for a living, there have been moments when we have developed a very elaborate policy contraption to try to solve problems in education or public health and, it turned out that the most efficient and cost to fix it is to make sure people are less poor. the relationship between third grade reading level lead poisoning, strictly on income, incredibly powerful. were talking about a negative income tax or cash payments which we have in alaska in terms of energy. i think it deserves to be taken seriously. policy mechanism should consider as well, i'm not there yet. >> [ inaudible question ] for those in the back, the question referenced roosevelt's fourth freedom, freedom from fear and the relationship of fear and trust if all you know about south bend is that you see a six times a year when we have football games going on. you might be aware that we are not a typical colleg

and highway 28 at tubbs lane. >>> another wave of rain moving in.rstorm as we head through the afternoon. with the wet weather, another storm system is coming in right behind it. snow levels will be dropping through the day and tonight. down to 1,500 to 2,000 feet. daytime highs in the low to mid- 50s across the bay area. looking at tonight into tomorrow morning. snow levels dropping to 1500 to 2,000 feet. and we have more rain chances friday into the weekend. ♪ >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." right now it's time to show some of the morning's headlines. the front page of "the new orleans times picayune" says -- wow -- what super bowl? >> blank page. >> that's right. the city trended on social media with its festive citywide protest of the super bowl yesterday. there was a huge party in the streets. saints fans followed through on a promise to boycott the game after the team's controversial loss in the nfc championship game. >> wow. >>> "time" reports president trump has appointed rear admiral ronny jackson to be his chief medical adviser. ja

. >> i don't know how this is going to work, tubbs. knows i'm no box of candy. >> television very much was the small screen. what was interesting about tony yorkavich's pilot screen for "miami vice," it was very much not that. very much the approach was, okay, they call this a television series. but we're going to make one-hour movies every single week. >> here we go. stand by. >> action! >> police, police! >> they were describing the show as a new wave cop show. >> it's a cop show for the '80s. we use a lot of mtv images and rock music to help describe the mood and feeling of our show. >> in a lot of ways you don't get "miami vice" without mtv because in a lot of ways "miami vice" was a long video. the music was such a big part of that show. ♪ >> there was an allure to using great music that everybody was listening to as opposed to the routine kind of tv scoring of that period. ♪ i can feel it coming in the air tonight ♪ >> it was only not afraid to let long scenes play out. it would drag -- a car going from point "a" to point "b" cou

i'm eagerly watching what's going on with my friend michael tubbs in stockton, california where they are doing an experiment to see how this works. as somebody who works on policy for a living, i will say there have been moments when we have developed a very elaborate policy contraption to try to solve some problem in education or in public health, and it turned out that the most efficient and cost-effective way to solve that problem was to just make sure people were a little less poor. the relationship between things like third grade reading levels or lead poisoning, strictly on income, even before you get to the other factors that go into it, are incredibly powerful. whether we are talking about an expanded earned income tax credit, whether we are talking about a negative income tax or cash payments, which by the way we already have in alaska. in terms of the energy dividend up there. i think it deserves to be taken seriously. there are a lot of other policy mechanisms we should consider, too. so i'm not there yet, i guess is the honest answer, but i'm intrigued by it and it's a he