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it's a 2nd storm to hit the west coast in the past week nile charles has more from san francisco. california emergency officials say this round of storms could be the most severe california has seen in the last 5 years. with that, they expect a lot of flooding not only in the road, but also that would cause damage to homes. but their biggest concern right now, they say is high winds. that could get as high as 70 miles per hour in the mountains and along the coast. they say with that they expect extensive power outages and also a lot of property damage for their asking people to stay off the roads. all the so called atmospheric river storm bearing down on northern california is also being felt in the neighboring state of nevada. the city of reno is blanketed in snow. the weather is not unusual, but snow typically starts to fall there in february. the system has also brought much needed snow to the sky, feels in the face, sierra mountains to peru. now, protests have resumed after a pause, over the festive season. it's been nearly a month since authorities arrested. former president

west of highway 17. in alameda county , niles can the roads are covered with mud?vy rain flooded niles canyon road between sonoma and fremont during saturday's storm, and it also caused alameda creek to rise. people who live there say that created a serious hazard as people from outside of that community came to look at all the rushing water. there was people park here just trying to get in there and take pictures in the, um elemental county sheriff's decided to shut down the road because you know for safety, of course, you know, but that's the way it is. and right now we're looking at a flood watch right if the creek is overflowing, please people, please don't come over here and block the traffic. please let it be. just let us deal with ourselves because i'm like 100 ft across the road and my home is going to get flooded. authorities are reminding people everywhere to stay away from russian creeks and rising water for their own safety. claudine time now, 7 35, a river in sacramento county is overflowing and causing massive, even deadly flooding. the cleanup goes o

west of highway 17. in alameda county's nile canyon roads are covered with mud.vy rain flooded niles canyon road between sonoma and fremont . this was during the saturday storm. it also caused alameda creek to rise and people who live there say that created a serious hazard as people from outside of the community came to look at all that rushing water. there was people park county sheriff's decided to shut down the road because you know for safety, of course, you know. but that's the way it is. and right now we're looking at a flood watch right if the creek is overflowing, please people, please don't come over here and block the traffic. please let it be. just let us deal with ourselves because i'm like 100 ft across the road and my home is going to get flooded. authorities are reminding people everywhere to stay away from rushing creeks and rising water for their own safety river in sacramento county is over the top of its banks and causing some massive deadly flooding. cleanup is still going after dozens of people who were driving on highway 99 during the power

west city of new york times square lit up as crowds gathered for celebrations. and in the egyptian capital cairo, people were treated to a fireworks show on the river nile. the party was in full swing across europe to our city is returned to full scale celebrations. following to is of restricted events. aah! with the final countdown over europe welcomed 2023 with a bang after a 2 year break. following covey 19, while there was no official fireworks display image, german capital berlin. it didn't stop the city's residence from turning the night sky into a festive spectacle. in paris, revelers gathered on the shuns alizay. many hot hopes for a back to 12 months ahead. and we don't like this, you know 2023. i hope people will be a year full of surprises, full of happiness, full of success, and a lot of good things. happy new year. everyone would bed about peace everywhere. people must stop fighting. ah, in london, the skylight was lit up in the colors of ukraine. do those around the world displacement destroy the climate crisis and as a shell, and also paid tribute to the late queen, step towards greater understanding. ah, as the world said, good bye to ano

while the roadside, the hillside still blocks 84 down through niles with water actively coming through the area. this is a crash westthrough orinda right around fish ranch road, a couple lanes blocked by the crash activity so that's slowing for the one portion of highway 24. you're clear getting into oakland and lafayette and walnut creek looking fine as well. now farther east from here through contra costa county still we're looking at marsh creek, byron highway getting a lot of flooding so more reports come in through the area east of discovery bay and brentwood and byron and that could be a complication for local traffic. you may have to reroute and watch for traffic control and listen to what they say. over here we do have a possible reroute, a probable reroute, i should say for the mlk march in san francisco, route 30 and 45 may have to be altered during that time between 10:00 and noon. back to you. >> busy out there. thank you, mike. >>> 6:51 right now. happening now, two recovery support centers for those dealing with storm damage. the county is using $300,000 in emergency funding for that program. both will

we do in the east bay still have niles canyon which is closed. 84 for the foreseeable future and slowing west off the dublin interchange, a crash blocks your right shoulder. a car went into a ditch. over to you. >> mike, you were just talking about that fire in downtown san jose. look at this. we have live pictures coming in to our newsroom where firefighters are on the scene of this fire in downtown san jose near east san salvador and 7th street. we're told three cars caught on fire in an apartment carport. smoke caused minor damage from what we understand. firefighters you see at the scene, tell us a resident helped rescue another blind resident. we're working to learn what caused the cars to start fire. we're told no one will be displaced although it looks like people are up in the early morning hours. >>> 6:36. the bay area got much-needed quiet night weatherwise but this morning as kari has been telling us, the rain is ramping up with the north bay getting hit the hardest. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez live from san anselmo. we saw a brief moment of a time to clean up a lot of wha

west bound beyond 280. if you are taking 84, that's tough too. it's still closed, niles canyon both directions between 238, mission boulevard and main street. both closures are due to storm and road damage. >>> let's give you a live look at foster city. a tree came down, as you can see. our photo journalist says the tree's roots are in the ground and the tree appears to have rotted from the inside and split in half. it crashed on to a parked jeep and a church. you can see a little bit there where we mentioned it rotted from the inside and split in half. you can see the white jeep on the screen. thankfully, no reports of injuries. >> we are glad there are no injuries. >>> new evacuation orders in monterey alongside the river. an over spill could turn the monterey peninsula into an island. it could happen as early as this afternoon. water will have nowhere to go and could flood major highways. people in monterey, pacific grove, carmel could be trapped with no way in and no way out. last time this happened was 1995. pretty intense scenes and images were seen. all across the

niles canyon road is closed from mission boulevard in fremont all the way to sonoma. a mudslide has shut down morrison canyon road west of canyon heights drive red residents all over the bay area say they are running out of sandbags as they rush to shore up their properties. the city of san francisco is limiting people to just five apiece while supplies last. leslie gooden is in the mission, word would have taken truckloads of them to do over the weekend flooding local residents and business owners are hoping to avoid this time around. >> reporter: business owners have been out here all evening, trying to clean up and trying to board up their buildings to the best of their ability. i did speak with one restaurant owner who said they have never seen anything quite like this. >> this time, the water was up to here. >> this restaurant on 14th street is still recovering from all of the water rushing inside just a few days ago, destroying everything from tables and chairs. now they are expected to lose thousands of dollars. >> 100,000 to 150,000 of not just replacing all of the foods of course and the tables and things tha

west of 680. the record is 22.6 so we may have set a record there. 14.9. last check, 15 point 14.9. last check, 15.52. above flood stage. minor flooding. beyond 15 feet near niles canyon. lower than it was a bit earlier this morning but running in the flood stage zone. beaumont creek and harbor boulevard. starting to drop out of that moderate level of flooding as the water levels begin to come down there. near felton it looks like the river may have crusted it 22.1 22.15 feet. flood warnings continuing with evacuations. levels rising toward the south. near morgan hill you could see it getting closer to flood stages. southwest of gilroy with flood stages. speaking of the watershed, santa clara valley water district declaring that the reservoir will begin to go and spill over so we have reached the point and in the north bay right now. willow brook beginning to see those levels go down. finally showing a friend of decrease in rain north of san francisco. active in the peninsula. there comes the back edge of the weather system as it moves out. finally we will catch a break going into tonight with flood watch is ongoing until 10:00. after midnight we could see floo

this is in the west portal area of the city bus shuttles and traffic controls are in place there. in the meantime, and all lanes are blocked on highway 84 and nilesyon because of landslides. officials want drivers to avoid the area. if you have to go around, you can take a detour using mission boulevard in fremont and connect to interstate 6.80. meanwhile on the peninsula person was hurt after a tree fell on their suv. look at this happened on linda mar boulevard in pacifica police. there are asking folks to stay off the roads whenever possible. noting they've had a lot of calls tonight for downed trees. crews also to close down the eastbound side of linda mar at adobe. while they cleared that area. and caltrans is warning drivers say message avoid the roadways if at all possible until thursday the agency activated around 1200 of these road signs in response to the storm today. drivers are also being asked to be extra aware and ready to move over if they see emergency crews on the roads trying to get to places to help people. if you have to go anywhere tomorrow, best to double check on roads. check in with kron 4. make sure there aren't any major

west with alameda county fire department to thank you so much for joining us. giving us an update on landslide that has stalled and a strained there in alameda county along niles canyon. really appreciate your time. >> all right. thank you to everyone and thanks for having us. >> we'll continue to follow developments of that story as the day goes on. another big story we are following residents of a belmont neighborhood are going to be without a place to live for 2 more weeks. that's the latest from officials after a mudslide hit homes there over the weekend. kron four's charles clifford joining us live from belmont with a look at the damage there. charles. >> yeah, well, right now i'm standing along san juan boulevard here belmont. this road has been closed for several days because of a mudslide, which is right behind me is little tough to see in the shadows. let's going take a look at some video. give you a little closer look here. now. this slide, we understand started on saturday. the city came in close down the roadway. the slide has continued to grow. since then, it is now undermining the coroner's the foundations and are 2 different homes on the hillsid

west creek at marable heights. creek near kellogg. and the gun today. santa rosa at stony point road near cotati. those are all at risk of flooding. >> in the east bay. meanwhile, the alameda creek near niles, the alameda creek above did near said no and arroyo, they laguna and at set the verona area. they're all areas of concern. so rivers and creeks in the south bay of concern are portions of the. >> sand friend says quito creek and coyote creek above highway to 37 at milpitas. and finally, the santa cruz mountains, we could see flooding from the san lorenzo river at big trees. the harlem river at didn't didn't and possibly soak well creek at soak well, lot to take in there. we're going to take a quick has we get a look at the radar right now? yeah. bans of >> of rain still hitting us here in the bay area. our chief meteorologist lawrence an welcome back. let's get another check of the weather, which is pretty what get out there. yes, ramping up again. had a little low after that. fierce, you know, core of the storm moved on what, 4, 5 o'clock. >> but we're back coming again. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with a look at where things stand. yeah, just check out some of

geyserville mark west creek at marable heights and a creek near kellogg and laguna to santa rosa at stony point road near cotati are all at risk of flooding in the east bay. the alameda creek near nilesa creek above did near snow and the arroyo de la laguna at verona. those are all areas of concern. rivers and creeks in the south bay that we're worried about right now are portions of the san fransisco creek and coyote creek above highway 2. 37, that's at milpitas. and finally in the santa cruz mountains, we could see flooding from the san lorenzo river at big trees river action and then and possibly socal creek at so cool. taking a live look outside right now on our camera over the richmond, sandra fell bridge where we can see some of those little drop starting to soak the bridge. the >> evening commute is going to be tough. we're going to track the storm free when we come the storm free when we come right back. dancing is everything. soccer is the best. but her moderate to severe eczema could make it hard for her. my skin was so itchy. and my outfit was uncomfortable. now, my skin's not as itchy. now we're staying ahead of her eczema. there's a power inside all of us, to live our pa