Victims as rain hits the burn scar. here in the bay area, quieted down. the damage caused by the latest storm, and when the rain returns. evacuation at san francisco s hall of justice, the scare that led to a lockdown and canceled court proceedings for the afternoon. live, where you live, this is abc7 news. first, fire, now flood. evacuation orders and warnings are in place in beaut county tonight as the storm is bringing a new set of problems for the victims of the camp fire. good evening. thank you for joining us. i m dan ashley. and i m kristen sze. right now, a flash flood warning for paradise and surrounding communities. carlos? reporter: as you know, this community has been through so much the past few weeks. some residents who were evacuated were allowed to return to their homes, but now, they have to deal with flooding, and even more evacuations. overflowing water has blocked
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reporter: but lecor s family has been farming here for five generations. he s not moving. the farmers are the most optimistic people in the world. and some the heaviest gamblers. reporter: yunji de nies. abc news, lecrea, louisiana. and the overflowing water is not the only thing posing a threat to those levees in mississippi. wildlife officers are trying to round up large packs of wild hogs that are digging on those backwater levees. the hogs in yazoo county are struggling to find dry ground and food and destroying everything if their path the property owners have been given the green light to shoot them. the former head of the imf is expected to be bailed out of jail later on today. dominique strauss-kahn will be freed under the condition that he remain under house arrest. his wife has rented a two-bedroom apartment which goes for about $14,000 a month. strauss-kahn has now been indicted on seven counts in connection with a sexual assault of a hotel maid. he returns to cour