surrounded by his wife and five children, and former presidents . mr. trump vowed to secure america's borders increase jobs improve schools and rebuild infrastructure. we will face challenges, we will confront hardships, but we will get the job done. and he put foreign leaders on notice. we must protect our borders from the ravages of other countries making our products, stealing our companies, and destroying our jobs. stormy skies failed to discourage crowds of demonstrators from turning out in the bay area. a human chain across the golden gate bridge. a union rally in downtown san francisco. and marches in the east bay. and happening now. you are looking live at san francisco's un plaza. where more protesters are gathering for another march and rally tonight. we're told the march will headout around 6 tonight making it's way to castro and market. it will then head towards the mission and then back to un plaza. we are a kron 4 crew there and will bring you live updates as the march gets underway. now to the east bay. where sky 7 is above protests in oakland. in san francisco. >> reporter: week it was raining quite a bit harder it and find the minutes ago it was taking a break right now nothing coming down right now piquancy the crowd hundreds of people here and it so far we're hearing the thousands. and from that standpoint to be a few people wait and then the you may just see this is put on but is a coalition along with other things. and then a prayer ritual of drums stands also heard it just became. and something that the group was playing in reference to the newly inaugurated president. getting things started officially with a scattering and coming up at six marches through it to various neighborhoods so that other parts of town and have the opportunity to make their voices heard. protestors stopped traffic, denouncing president donald trump in the process. kron four's philippe djegal followed demonstrators as they marched up and down the streets on this historic day. nats- "rebel city rise, rebel city rise, down with trump." dubbed the "people's inauguration". nats- "hey, trump, hey pence -- we'll tear down your fence." the resistance march kicked off at the foot of market street in justin herman plaza. nats- "rise up, my people rise up." president donald trump taking the oath of office, not the rain, putting a damper on this demonstration. >>:sot- "we would not date somebody like this why would we have him as our president." >> reporter:after brief remarks along the embarcadero. demonstrators marched through downtown san francisco. >> will: >>:nats- "two, four, six, eight, no to trump, no to hate." nats- "not my president." doug slaydon says he felt obligated to join the protest. sot- "i'm out here for the people getting ready to retire like myself. i'm out her for the young people who need an education. i'm out here for the working people who need a good job. and, health care. health care is a human right." >> reporter:a hands on lesso in civics for young people, who on this day, turned the streets into their classroom. >>:sot- "normally, you'd be in school right? yeah, but i think this matters more than school, yes." sot- "not my president and not my dictator." hundreds walked through the financial district -- a spectacle designed to catch the attention of the tech industry, banks and u-s citizenship and immigration services nats- spanish these dmonstrators refused to watch the inauguration and vow to continue their resistance throughout president trump's term in office. sot- "i'm outraged." in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> vicki:but not all demonstrations today. were to protest the new administration. this one. at the golden gate bridge. was peaceful and created as call for unity. >> grant:thousands of people came together. dressed in purple. to form a line stretching the length of the bridge in a sign of solidarity. >> vicki:the woman who organized the event tells kron4's haaziq madyun.that she did this for her children "love trumps hate, love trumps hate" it is a lovefest not a protest! that is how organizers describe bridge together golden gate. while america's 45th president was being sworn in back in washington d.c., over 3000 people locked hands forming a human chain across the california landmark >>:"oh my god i am so amazed and overwhelmed" >> reporter:mill valley mom lisa sato says she came up with this idea after the election because of the impact the presidential campaign had on her children "to see all of the hate and hateful rhetoric was really hard for them as children and me as a mother to have to explain it, so i just wanted to give them something to look forward to on inauguration day. i had no idea it would turn into this" "keep going" an important part of the bridge togther golden gate is the wearing of the color purple a symbolizing anti bullying, which resonated with folks here "well anti-bullying is a big thing for me personally at school and like in oakland all around" "i am a psychologist who has work with teens for 30-years and i'm also mother of a 15-year-old who was damaged by bullying at school" "we're going to make a line of purple showing that we don't believe in bullying and that we stand in solidarity" just after 11:30am they say they reached their goal "we are connected from san francisco to marin on the golden gate bridge" "i just feel an incredible sense of hope that i did not think that i was going to feel today but it's amazing isn't it?" "we did it, we did it, love does trump hate" on the golden gate bridge haaziq madyun kron4news in washington. a moment of unity from the new president at the lunch today. he wanted to pay respect. the clintons' stood up. and so did the rest of the room. it was a day of farewells for now 'former' president obama. catherine heenan is here with details on his day in washington d.c. >> catherine: the former president and first lady are on their way to a california vacation. this was their departure for palm springs -- after the ceremonies surrounding donald trump's swearing in. earlier both men carried out the traditional rituals of transferring power. including saying goodbye to president trump and the new first lady.before taking off by military helicopter for andrews air force base. it was all very public.and seemingly very cordial. president obama told trump that he would 'get used' to all the camera snaps accompanying his movements. later.the former president joked that he and michelle were really "milking" the goodbyes. but he previewed a return to public life when addressing staff members at andrews. a final tweet as president to the american people -- mr. obama said "it's been the honor of my life to serve you." 'you made me a better leader and a better man.' in the >> reporter: north bay near santa rosa toward a sevastopol a looking at some flooding there and then some of love and joy retirees and creeks. watch out to the south as well we're seeing some very heavy rainfall thunderstorms working and their way across the sector is not an end to care fall on the river there as well also just to the ec some flooding and hollister we see the cree, but thanks and continuing to do so right on to the weekend a for a some flash flooding all the way around the bay area and the next farm system comes on short close to look coming up in just a few minutes. are getting worn out with all these storms. we'll have a live report from san anselmo where a swollen creek. could spill over. plus. more flooding in hollister. where residents can't get a break from the rain or the swollen creeks flooding their banks there. and next we'll go live to the santa cruz mountains. where people are trying to cleanup. and shore up their properties. before the next storm. two down and one more to go. the second of three storms is causing more trouble in the water-logged santa cruz mountains. kron four's rob fladeboe has been taking a look at the damage and joins us now with a live update. rob? the heaviest rain is over, at least for now, but the runoff is still pouring down out of the mountains here along highway 9 in felton. i found joe english sand-bagging what was once a small drain beside his home. but after a tree came down, the drain became a torrent and english is trying to divert the water away from his home amid the potential for a slide. sot joe english/home threatened by run off highway nine is closed at glen garry drive. a half mile ahead a the road is again blocked for the second time this week by a large slide. as much as an inch of rain per hour overnight has created waterfalls where before there was just a trickle. here in felton grove, just south of the covered bridge, the flashy san lorenzo river stopped just short of flood stage as residents are keeping their fingers crossed. sot karen durham/lives next to river on the border between santa cruz and scotts valley, a 100-foot tall fir tree came down, grazing a home here on carbonera drive, but smashing a pick up in the driveway. no one was hurt. owner david potts, who had play lumber jack to get out, suspects the tree was weaken by the drought. sot david potts/home and truck damaged by tree once again, mountain roads like granite creek in scotts valley are swamped amid dozens of new rock and mud slides. the water is undermining culverts and driveways. and here in paradise park, also along the san lorenzo river, a few low lying garages are under water, but the river stopped just short of causing serious damage and the worst is over, at least for now. hollister is experiencing another wave of heavy flooding. pacheco creek began overflowing just before one p-m this afternoon. causing the levee gave way again. you can see the flooding in this video from our helicoptor partnership with abc7. residents on lovers lane and san felipe road were forced to evacuate for the second time in two weeks. heavy rainfall is expected to continue through the weekend. pit has been raining off and on through out the day all across the bay area. in the east bay, there have been reports of downed trees and flooded roadways. kron 4's charles clifford is live for us tonight in martinez with a look at some of the problems. charles? the city of pacifica has decided to close the pacifica pier for the day because of dangerous high surf conditions. >> reporter: person was hurt by the tree falling on the car. let typical weather related issues and set to do more in this evening. our latest year. construction >> grant: scaffolding has fallen your turf and market street and san francisco. first responders their loan person was injured eye witness telling us a guy was trapped by the collapse scaffolding and by standard rushed over to help rescue them and this video moments ago you can see in that person they're loaded into the ambulance at this time on clear of the victim was just walking by or call the building work crew or the accident occurred we you posted as we learn more. >> reporter: hail and gusty winds. more rain on the way. and that this will become a bit stronger soap and doppler radar all the moisture really kind of in the shower mode now. and these can enhance some very strong pockets of heavier amounts of rain sledding on and carried a and then already up in the north. scatter charts continue all around the bay area and pockets of heavy rods of rain. and likely the continue on and off the big breaks so very blustery winds from the bay area. and these worries continue bill tonight. and then the storm system does putting itself together crazy across the pacific right now some very heavy rainfall as we headed toward a week and more than just a couple minutes. >> grant: will live report from san out. and later lord cell tonight. we'll tell you what happened when he appeared before a judge today. >> grant: again off again showers in marin county today. a huge the garrote a lot of rain in dan is following the storms and joining us from san antonio. >> reporter: they have dealt for weeks the order of the day here just in case. >> reporter: it was dry for much of the day but sporadic rainshowers caught some off guard. others always prepared for storms that doesn't mean they like it. many of the businesses along said some wall avenue have had sandbags out for weeks just in case. >> grant: outside on the side of curry bridge toll + air-traffic is flowing there . and i chronicled in the bridge same sort of situation the human chain for about 10 to 12 folks creating a line across the pedestrian's band of the golden gate bridge. >> reporter: we have more rain it continues to move throughout the bay area on and off mfn isolated thunderstorms as we look toward this weekend and all the rain that we've had. saturday and sunday morning and expecting the creeks to rise and a hurry 7 on top here upper words not as much as tombolo. and with all so dusty winds heading in toward tomorrow night some of the dust '60s miles an hour across runs. president trump called for a national effort to rebuild the country. to bring wealth back to the u.s.. and take the power out of the hands of the washington establishment. and return it to the people. he asked the country to quote -- "open your heart to patriotism." but did his speech go far enough? professor james taylor. with the university of san francisco shared his thoughts earlier on kron 4's morning news. also with us this morning. tom del beccaro. former chair of the california republican party and now author. he says president trump put the washington establishment on notice that it is not business as usual. here's what he would ask of the president. now to a live look at the convention center in washinton d.c. where the official inaugural balls are being held right now. this year there are three official presidential inaugural balls are being held. called liberty and freedom. the third is called salute to our armed services. president trump and first lady will attended all three. the president is expected to speak at one. and have a first dance with the first lady. it has been a very busy day in the nation's capitol for this historic inauguration of donald trump. cnn's kristin holmes is in washington d.c. right now. kristin what is the mood there right now? and then and going to another party at his hotel there were several people arrested. in a limousine and fired and it's completely not as aggressive as it was earlier today and to be fair they had done enormous an incredible job with that building up their police force to combat this to make sure they had enough of a fourth and a place in case something like this happen. and the protesters ascending. and today was expecting a to a quarter of a millionth of people and leading >> grant: and he really respects those people and then however you think that note otherwise peaceful transition. and ever there are protesters. >> grant:still ahead at five. mexica drug lord "el chapo" in the custody of the united states. what happened when he appeared in a new york court room is next. and storm tracker 4 is staying on top of the wet weather. we will have the latest on forecast and flooding coming up. wall street broke a 5 day losing streak for the dow today. the blue chips gained 95 points. the nasdaq gained 15 oints and the s and p gain 7. mexican drug king-pin el chapo is in new york city tonight.after making an appearance in federal court. catherine heenan says u.s. prosecutors are among those celebrating this as a long- fought victory. >> catherine:an indictment charges guzman with running a huge drug trafficking operation. this is the first photo of him in the custody of new york authorities. he's also accused of laundering billions of dollars and overseeing murders and kidnappings. we have video of him from earlier.during his extradition thursday. in court today - guzman answered questions through an interpreter and a federal public defender entered a not-guilty plea for him. prosecutors have agreed to 'not' seek the death penalty as a condition of his extradition. authorities say 'el chapo' has a lot to answer for. also released - video showing guzman in the moments before he was removed from his cell and put on a flight to the u.s. he remains a legend in mexico because he spent so many years ahead of the law.and because of his dramatic prison escapes. grant and vicki? former president george h-w bush and his wife barbara watched the inauguration from the texas hospital where they have been receiving treatment for several days. today a family spokesperson said the former president is doing better.but is still in intensive care with pneumonia. doctors say they have removed his breathing tube.and he is now breathing on his own. his wife continues to recover from bronchitis.and will likely remain in the hospital through the weekend. still to come at five. could hollywood be pulling the plug on the now controversial film. "a dog's purpose"? the rain not only causing problems here in the bay area. but also in southern california tonight. next. why some are saying the some of the flooding there could have been prevented. heavy rain overnight created chaos across the bay area. in one neighborhood in san francisco. the burst of rain proved too be too much. let's check in with steve aveson now. that's right vicki. there was such a deluge of rain in the middle of the night. that it left homes flooded near balboa park. sand bags were not enough to keep disaster at bay. we'll explain why. coming up at six. we are also keeping a close eye on the protests this evening in the bay area. and police work to keep the peace on the street. tonight. i'll see you at six. but right now let's get back to the news at five. rainy weather in the bay area calls for fresh snowfall in the sierra mountains. another 2 to 3-feet could fall between now and tomorrow morning..and the heaviest snow will fall on sunday into monday. this footage from truckee near lake tahoe.shows northstar ski resort today. employees there have been working almost constanly to carve out walkways to the lifts. outdoor seating areas were completely covered overnight. though today it looked pretty calm.high winds and heavy snowfall is on its way.which cold bring periods of white out conditions. parts of southern california are still being hit with flooding.with warnings of more to come. catherine heenan is here with details on a persistent problem in san diego. >> catherine:there are neighborhoods in san diego where crews are working almost around the clock to pump water from yards and garages. this is the lakeside neighborhood of the city.where not only has a nearby creek caused serious flooding.people who live here say it happens every time there's heavy rain. it's just one of the places where stormy weather is creating an ongoing headache for homeowners. some argue the county hasn't been helping much. county leaders say there's a project on the books to prevent the creek from flooding homes.but argue there's just no money right now. it doesn't sound like the problem will be fixed soon. the overflow from the creek is supposed to be diverted onto the main road.but instead the water flows into the nearby yards. san diego county says the 'ultimate responsibility' of protecting property belongs to the homeowners. showers will continue on and off tonight with the possibliliy of an isolated thunderstorm. more showers are expected on saturday before turning to rain with gusty winds on saturday ight. a new study just released by the wall street journal reports oversized batteries in the samsung galaxy note-7.are to blame for the smart phones >> catherine: the ultimate responsibility of protecting property all belongs to the homeowners. what >> steve: close the public say hey this is about enough. one more week stormed, and then a nice break from all the storms. some flooding in the north bay road apart. watching for more that you last night and things will begin to subside. in its for the creek there and heavy rainfall of thunderstorms or shot along the rivers as well. and then pretty good line of storms just of the on through the east of san jose sledding its way up toward livermore. and then clearing out toward fremont. and plenty more and then we'll get more blizzard like conditions late saturday heading up there be very careful more storms on the what way. inaugural ball-live picture today. donald trump was sworn in as the 45th president of the united states. this is a live picture from washington, d.c. tonight. there are two official inaugural balls. on separate floors of the walter e. washington convention center. they are going on right now. and then there is the armed services ball is underway at the national building museum. special guests include sam moore, the rockettes, and the piano guys. president trump is expected to make remarks. and take to the dance floor at all three. good evening, i'm pam moore. and i'm seve aveson. - >> steve:we've been covering the inauguration all day- from the speeches and the parade - to the protests. tonight - from our partners at cnn- kristen holmes is live for us in washington, d.c. with the latest on this historic day. reporter pkg-as follows-- --sot-- president donald trump: i donald john trump. becoming the 45th president of the united states. --nat-- and delivering an inaugural address reminiscent of the outsider themed speeches that gained him popularity during the campaign-- taking aim at the political system --sot-- president donald trump: washington flourished, but the people did not share in its wealth. promising once again to restore the american dream --sot-- president donald trump: from this day forward, it's going to be only america first. a freshly sworn in president trump and first lady waving to thousands of on-lookers while marching in his inaugural parade on pennsylvania avenue. earlier in the day-- the first couple following tradition---the new president striking a positive tone-- attending a lunch with congressional leaders-- where he expressed kind words for his former rival --sot-- president donald trump: i was very honored, very very honored, when i heard that president bill clinton and secretary hillary clinton were coming today, and i think it's appropriate to say, and i'd like you to stand up and was all smiles while visiting the obamas at the white house. the former president leaving his successor a letter in the oval office. before saying a final farewell to his staff + --sot-- former president barack obama:this has never been about us; it has always been about you. four years ago-- then president obama attended ten inaugural balls-- this evening-- president trump and first lady melania trump will attend just three balls. this historic day was met with protest across much of the country and here in the bay area. right now kron4's spencer blake is live in san francisco where a protest is underway. organized by answer coalition -- against sexism, war, and racism. song -- just can't wait to be king native mexican prayer dance "i'm here today because i really feel like i don't know what else to do. i feel like a visual presence is the only power that i have left." songs, chants, planned march through the castro district, then tenderloin, then back to un plaza. the san francisco police department is on the hunt. for a stoeln firearm, magazines and ballistic vest. the other big story we're following tonight- weather. we have team coverage tracking rain across the bay area. kron 4's dan kerman is live in marin county. where the rain first started. and then that inauguration and earlier this evening had: power we have left. the family has a presence now you can see earlier today as they put together at times 6 is a more. and the joint and the streets. calluses of people here to i don't try going your market street you could help it because it will be blocked. kron 4's rob fladeboe is in the santa cruz mountians. where flooding has been an issue. >> reporter: and then some problems that. rainfall a very deadly reports and then and then set the cruise runs dry out before the next room arrives on sunday >> reporter: the heaviest rain is over, at least for now, but the runoff is still pouring down out of the mountains here along highway 9 in felton. i found joe english sand-bagging what was once a small drain beside his home. but after a tree came down, the drain became a torrent and english is trying to divert the water away from his home amid the potential for a slide. sot joe english/home threatened by run off highway nine is closed at glen garry drive. a half mile ahead a the road is again blocked for the second time this week by a large slide. as much as an inch of rain per hour overnight has created waterfalls where before there was just a trickle. here in felton grove, just south of the covered bridge, the flashy san lorenzo river stopped just short of flood stage as residents are keeping their fingers crossed. sot karen durham/lives next to river on the border between santa cruz and scotts valley, a 100-foot tall fir tree came down, grazing a home here on carbonera drive, but smashing a pick up in the driveway. no one was hurt. owner david potts, who had play lumber jack to get out' suspects the tree was weaken by the drought. sot david potts/home and truck damaged by tree once again, mountain roads like granite creek in scotts valley are swamped amid dozens of new rock and mud slides. the water is undermining culverts and driveways. and here in paradise park, also along the san lorenzo river, a few low lying garages are under water, but the river stopped just short of causing serious damage and the worst is over, at least for now. standup closer farther south- in san benito county. the city of hollister is back at it again. with the heavy flooding. the popular pacheco creek began overflowing just before one p-m this afternoon. causing the levee to break again. you can see the flooding in this video from our helicoptor partnership with abc7. residents on lovers lane and san felipe road were forced to evacuate for the second time. in just two weeks. heavy rainfall is expected to continue through the weekend. the rain first started in the north bay. we know many creeks in the area were already full from the rainfall we received earlier in the week. kron4's dan kerman is live there with more. dan? and in the east bay. there are also problems with flooding. kron 4's chuck clifford is checking on the rising waters in martinez right now. and he'll be back to share with us what he is finding now as antoher storms moves in. we're updating you on a story we first brought you on kron-4 news at 5. witnesses say strong gusts of wind are to blame for a scaffolding collapse.toppling onto a person and trapping him under the structure. this happened on turk and market streets in san francisco less than a hour ago. - in this video sent to us by a viewer.you can see the man being loaded into an ambulance. at this time.we believe he was the only person hurt in the incident. next we are continuing our coverage of the inauguration. >> reporter: here and a quarter of the deer creek it's a note or flare that was less the presidents of businesses and not yet concerned but be prepared within bags a as it's in full force here. . dry for much of the afternoon sandbags lined up along the avenue which sits adjacent to quarter madeira creek. the creek is rushing but significantly lower than last week. and then that it's in front of the joyce boutique. that's what they say they have their own version of sandbagging. >> reporter: that's basically it. and status of all is to throw out the storm season. but >> pam: up that we first brought you here on five. the strong gust of wind are to blame. toppling a band. less than an hour ago, he gives the loaded into an ambulance at this time we believe it was only person hurt in imagery the unity demonstration. we'll show you the unity demonstration that took place on the golden gate bridge today. plus an inauguration protest halted caltrain service today. how many were arrested and the warning from law enforcement. and we will continue to cover weather on this rainy friday. we'll have more on a high surf warning now in effect. on this presidential inauguration day. thousands of people took part in a peaceful demonstration on the golden gate bridge the event is called bridge together golden gate. while there, some folks took the opportunity to give the president some of their thoughts. kron4's haaziq madyun has the story >> reporter:over 3000 people took part in the bridge together event on the golden gate bridge. "the ultimate aim and goal today is to start bridging together not just across the golden gate bridge but as we go out into the world and with each other, sharing our stories, sharing our perspectives" and sharing a few words for america's new commander-in-chief if you could give president trump a message what would that message be? "keep an open mind and an open heart and listen to the opposition" "well this is not my president, bernie sanders is my president and the election was stolen from him" i have h-i-v and i need my meds to stay alive and the affordable healthcare act is important for people who are ill" others let their t-shirts do the talking, like this one that reads, i'm still with her and this one.build bridges not walls. then there were custom made signs like these reading, build a wall around trump and i will pay for it "keep going" officials with the golden gate bridge say the demonstrators fell a little short of linking their human chain across the 1.7 miles of the span but that did not ruin the sense of accomplishment by the people here today "we did it, we did it, love does trumps hate" on the golden gate bridge haaziq madyun kron4news >> pam:eleven people were arrested on the cal-train tracks in san francisco. following several protest regarding the inauguration of president donald trump. it happened around nine -this morning, on 16th street. near mississippi street. the protest. immediately halted cal-train service in the area. protesters could be seen linking arms with p-v-c- pipe which had the word "resist" spray- painted on the pipes. cal-train officials say, normal service resumed just before noon. police say, while they respect people's right to peacefullypprs that blocking the tracks. is not only illegal. but also very dangerous. in downtown san francisco. protestors stopped traffic, denouncing president donald trump in the process. >> reporter: over and castro valley it along croquette gingrich read fl. and you can come to see the carny branches thereof person was injured in that accident and we do not know if any further details about the victim or the condition that person was then for now. later this evening we expect additional rain in the east bay it. >> reporter: moves on out we've had that some day off and on some chance of showers and off during those two cold air continues to move on shore. and then through their and the creeks are readying corning high. and then cut through half monday and then a lot of sharks continues. " for the coastline though. this is what will happen, but showers brought along is dry. but a heavy downpour possibility of hydroplaning. all are on the bay area of. and then 40 to 50. we will see a lot more toward saturday night. >> reporter: an insignificant storm heading our way it. >> pam: people including children as the those missing in the hotel still anxious or a video effort. people hooked and have the on trade here is video of helicopter rescue efforts. about 30 people were inside the hotel, when an avalanche buried the building on wednesday. crews are currently hard at ork. looking for more survivors. 4 out of 5 living former presidents were at the inauguration today. we will have an update on george h.w bush's condition since he missed the event because of health concerns. plus, weather caused major problems in one san francisco neighborghood. we'll have more on the effort to clean up this mess. new tonight at eight. it is the candy story that went viral. thousands of red skittles scattered across a highway. you won't believe where they were headed. and it's not the grocery store. that story. tnight at eight. as president trump was sworn in today -- he did so with four former presidents watching. including now former president obama. catherine heenan is here with details on that - and the former president who was 'not' able to attend. that's president george h.w. bush.who remains hospitalized for pneumonia - but is doing better. doctors removed a breathing tube today and he's breathing well on his own at a houston hospital. former first lady barbara bush is also still hospitalized - for treatment of bronchitis. but she's also improving. their son and former president george w. bush and former first lady laura bush did attend the inauguration today. so did former president bill clinton and hillary clinton. keeping things cordial and in keeping with tradition - despite an often hostile campaign. but the former president who might just be getting the most buzz today?? jimmy carter.the 92-year-old arrived along with his wife rosalyn on a 'commercial' flight.taking the time to greet passengers. he's looking healthy and well.despite a cancer diagnosis nearly two years ago. he says when cancer spread to his brain and liver - he thought he had only a few weeks to live. but he's now in remission. today marks the 40th anniversary of 'his' swearing-in.and he's now the oldest former president to attend an inauguration. steve and pam? next we'll have rundown of everything that happened at trump's inaugeration today. and more on the festivities happening right now. plus, we are continuing to keep an eye on stormtracker4. as rain moves through the bay area, stay with us. >> grant:today donald trump was sworn in as the 45th president of the united states. the inauguration parade for president trump took place down pennsylvania avenue this afternoon. now the focus is on the three official inaugeral balls. trump and first lady melania are expected at all three. meanwhile today's events were met with some backlash. in total, more than 200 people were arrested during protests throughout the day in washington, d.c. organizers say far fewer people were at president donald trump's inauguration than attended president barack obama's first swearing-in eight years ago. in san francisco. nats- "two, four, six, eight. no to trump, no to hate." while president donald trump was taking the oath of office. protestors took to the streets. a demonstration carried out by hundreds, denouncing president trump along market street and into the financial district. protestors made stops at financial institutions and government agencies, blocking traffic along the way. the san francisco police department was along side the entire time. an event that, for a few hours, effectively shutdown downtown san francisco. philippe djegal, kron four news. >> reporter: 0 longfellow middle school and they say that they were proud the march route on this day and speak ups in the fall of four full years. hear the suckers bronzes to down one to go ahead. time overnight. and then here and felton. across not far away in san pro's a reverse short of flood stage runoff continues to pour in from side streams in the ones like this year scotts valley are losing their grip and saturated ground. many residents are once again using sandbags to divert water with from their homes. >> reporter: will see little break. over the ocean waters causing big test wells. residents of the one hundred block of cayuga avenue were trying to salvage what they could after their street flooded from a backed up sewer line. one resident took these images of water that innundated the. street. it's four eighteen in the morning. the man holes just popped. at four in the morning we heard the gurgling from the toilet. this time we were able to move our car before it floated away. we got it out of the driveway just before the whole street became an ocean of water. i thought it would be okay because the firefighters came and unclogged everything but i guess it was too late the damage was already done. raoul cobar was not so fortunate. he was vacuming sewer water out of his car. backs up out of the sewer, sewer can't take it, popped the manhole covers off, there you are. this is not the first time this block on cayugo avenue flooded with a sewer backup. residents thought public works had taken care of the problem two years ago. wrong end of the sewer, that was like a swimming pool back there, second time. we thought the city would take care of things and we would be safe and it's a year and a half later and it happened again. as many as twenty homes have been affected, they are facing sewer contamination issues. two years ago they said we had to get rid of everything, our furniture, we couldn't have things cleaned,they said there's bacteria that can kill you in three days. city officials say that each home will be tested for contamination and they can apply for damage claims. while residents wait to hear from city officials there is little they can do now but sort through what they might be able to save. there is not much we really can do except clean everything. in san francisco jeff pierce kron four news. notorious drug lord "el chapo". made an appearance in an american courtroom today. next, we'll tell you how he pled to a list of charges today. the coastal areas are getting hit hard by the storms rolling through this weekend. that is coming up on news that eight. >> pam:today, one of the world's most notorious drug kingpins was in a new york city courtroom. catherine heenan is here with details on the arraignment of 'el chapo' guzman. we have the first photos of guzman in the hands of new york authorities. he was extradited from mexico late yesterday. he was brought to a brooklyn courtroom today.after being indicted on charges that he ran a huge drug trafficking operation. and oversaw murders and kidnappings. the government also wants a 14- billion dollar forfeiture order as part of its prosecution. u.s. prosecutors say guzman was frighteningly effective at running his business. video released today includes this -- showing el chapo in his cell in mexico.moments before being removed and put on a plane for new york. his attorney is arguing that his extradition was 'politically motivated.' part of the deal -- prosecutors will not ask for the death penalty. guzman has famously escaped from two maximum security prisons in mexico -- most recently in 2015. pam and steve? --vo script-- the wall street journal reports irregularly sized batteries -- causing overheating -- are to blame for galaxy note 7 phones catching fire. it also reports other battery problems were the result of manufacturing issues. the news comes ahead of samsung's planned event in south korea on monday -- which is sunday night in the u-s. >> gary: good evening everyone the wires are rolling it can so all warriors tonight. we were talking on this program 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