tomorrow and when you're coming home. the stretches down to daly city out to oakland. light rain continues tonight that this will start to pick up a bit. the valley single light rain. if you're closer to the peninsula your starting to see it in the south bay and the light rain is filling in. overnight it's going to take a while before things are widespread. we will start to see the yellow have your pockets coming down near antioch and san jose around 6:00 a.m. allow extra time to get to work. if you don't leave for work until 7:00 we're seeing have your downpours and ear hayward. there is a flash flood watch in effect we also have wind advisories and i will have details on that coming up in ten minutes. the north bay has been hardest hit from the storm is actually sonoma county were several homes are underwater tonight. >> jr stone is live and go until tonight were some people are using both in order to get around. the last thing they want to see is more rain. >> reporter: that is certainly the case. rain has not let up this evening. are 8:00 alive shot was pouring and it has not stopped since. it is been coming down hard all night. i'm standing in at least a foot of water up into drops right off. and arcade you can see the water that comes right up to the mid- door area. we are very close to the russian river and as this rain continues to fall it has many worried. of those in some neighborhoods have taken to the and only -- as the only means of transportation when it comes from getting to point a to point b. >> it is in people's front yards and backyards. if the river holds it will go back down and we will be fine. >> monday night the rain continued adding water to an area that has flooded home after home. more than 500 homes are in harms way in or near granville. this is what the area looked like monday afternoon as the russian rivers of water levels rose. >> you can have any fear you just watch it and keep your eye on it and don't let it surprise you. >> frank murphy is part of a small group living a mile down this flooded road. they voted to the end of the street to get medical supplies. some have evacuated but many have not. murphy says everyone is watching the water levels and helping one another as they do so. >> have people been able to help each other. >> that is what we do. that is what happens in a flood. you find out who your neighbors are. we're getting through it as long as mother nature holds back of the don't release any water from the dams. >> i've been talking with many folks who live in this neighborhood. they tell me if there is any good news it is the fact that the flooding that we are seeing here tonight and over the last 24 hours is not as bad as it was 2006. the fact that it is still raining and rain is in the forecast for tomorrow has many very fearful. >> we have seen mudslides all around the bay area today. possibly the most dangerous and impactful rockslide was on highway 17. as her driving north from scotts valley to the santa cruz mountain. >> one driver has been hospitalized after he was pummeled. northbound lanes are still close to many as crews scramble to try to clean things up. we take a look at that and a couple of other slides in the area. >> there were several. we will run for a couple and stay on highway 17 with both northbound lanes closed over here you go over the center divider and you see one lane in each direction. that is the go around that will still keep people moving. just one lane both in the southbound lane and this is expected to be the case for the morning commute. you can travel north on highway 17 it is just that you were in the southbound lane and you see the damage here. really a bad thing on highway 17 and we mentioned that one person had to go to the hospital. he is now home. he was actually a photographer with the abc affiliate here in the bay area. he was headed to work and you see some of the damage that he faced and the rocks in the mud and the trees and power lines. everything came down on him. fortunately he is just store and he will be okay . the chp says this is a q/ good reminder of what can happen to anybody. >> miracles happen every day. unfortunately -- fortunately the slide it didn't come down and completely cover the man everyone walked away unscathed and lucky. motorist need to be aware that the hillside this can happen at any point to drive cautiously and be aware of your surroundings at all times. >> and pacifica were all lanes of highway one are back open tonight after a landslide they are late last night did real damage to the morning commute all day today northbound traffic was affected. this is north of arena delmar exit. the morning commute a nightmare. you to the back appeared -- up here. by lunch hour much of the mountain of dirt on northbound lanes have been cleared allowing one northbound lane to reopen but it was still a logo and that continued throughout the beginning of the evening commute. they waited for temporary barrier to lay along w88lqthe shoulder. you see if they are to try to prevent more dirt and debris from doing the same thing again with this next round of rain. highway 84 in fremont is now back open after mudslides there. highway 84 closed between fremont and 685. mudslides on ñrthat roadway. it started around 2:00 a.m. and you can see the early morning work. pumps were used to drain8w ter from storm drains and then the back of their and some other large equipment a plow came through and do their best to clean up the mess and the roadway reopened just before 9:00 this morning struck so many areas have had reached a saturation point. a large rockslide near st. helena block all the lanes. that roadway will remain closed until tomorrow morning. crews are so worried about that area. >> silverado trail to the north of st. helena here in napa will remain closed overnight tonight and that is because of rockslide that fell around to p.m.. this rockslide happened near the ski intersection that was sent to us by of you work. we move in and you to the rocks actually covered the entire roadway. that is why the initially cold down -- closed on silverado trail. but this isn't rocket this is compressed volcanic ash. because it's soft crews are able to get in there remove it to move it and clear the roadway and just after sunset . the problem is there are thousands of cubic yards of this stuff is still hanging on the hill above the roadway and there is fear that could fall down and hurt them one. >> what is still hanging up there is hanging precariously and it is too much of a threat to the life and safety of a public so we will keep the road closed for the rest of the night reevaluated in the morning. >> silverado trail means closed for about 2 miles until at least tuesday morning. drivers in the area will ddd to war through side roads in st. helena. falling trees posing a serious threat everywhere around the bay area. >> on saturday a woman was hit and killed by a tree in san ramon took the victim debra makela was walking to the canyon golf course when it happened. >> we have advice about staying safe. >> reporter: before we get to the advice i wanted to take a look at something here. this is one of numerous trees that we have seen that have fallen in san francisco. you can see here it barely missed two parked cars. >> it happened yesterday morning and i walked out of my house and saw it down to the outside at the san francisco home in monterey boulevard and ridgewood avenue it was a close call. >> very lucky no was parked nearby. >> trees crushed cars and homes and fortunately this past weekend does unfortunately a woman was fatally struck on a golf course. >> i had been thinking about it yes i've seen on the news that people have been hit on -- hit by trees during the storm. >> in the forest it's not a big problem but in the urban environment you have people in structures and cars. >> it's not always obvious but there are signs a tree may be but a book dash-double -- vulnerable to toppling over. >> trees get too large they're not maintained or offended enough to let wind to go through. >> daniels and says it's important to maintain tree health just as you would your own health and preventive medicine at. tonight police are trying to figure out if the weather played a role in a deadly crash. a man was found dead after his suv went off of the road into a creek. this video from our helicopter partnership with abc seven near hicks valley the crash was reported to emergency responders after 8:30 a.m.. the suv was found submerged in the water with the drivers body inside. no word yet on exactly what caused the crash. in the east bay a cab driver was killed when his taxi lost control and he is now been identified. darnell things died saturday when his taxi cab crashed into the water near the open airport. there pictures from the oakland fire department. it happened at 8:00 yesterday morning during the rain storm. in this case it's unclear what caused the car to go into the water. make sure you have a mobile app to track the storm. be the first to know about severe traffic and weather conditions in your area. we will keep you updated through breaking news push alerts. coming up. service in iraq with now troubled korecent past. new information about the suspect in the deadly fort lauderdale and should -- shooting. the giant california landmark lost at the hands of mother nature. a baxter friends remember a young east bay teacher found murdered in her own home. heavy hearts in the east bay as friends remember a teacher who was brutally murdered in her home. >> the suspect a uc berkeley student arrested saturday in southern california. we have new details tonight about this case. >> today i spoke with friends of emily in the men who describe her as an artist teacher and musician who impacted so many lives. >> it doesn't really fully feel like she is gone because her energy is in all of her friends at her family. >> friends are struggling with the loss of emily in then the young teacher killed in her berkeley home. twenty-four your old pablo gomez junior is accused of stabbing her and another woman. police arrested him on saturday. robin found out about the murder on face book. >> emily was a beautiful creative individual completely unique and just had so much a light and so many gifts to bring to the world. >> d8inman worked with the yout family environment the community. according to the website inman was a fifth and sixth grade science instructor to. >> she had a lot of aspirations. she loved music and kids. she worked with kids doing outdoor education. she had a lot of faith in youth and saw the youth as being one of the most important part of making the world a better place. >> of the school website also says in mid to late in the french countryside in paris and moved to san francisco when she was ten. while she may be physically gone he can still feel her presence. >> a lot of us feel that she is still with us and helping us out from another realm. >> police still have not released a motive for the attack and memorial services are planned this week for emily. the accused gunman in the fort lauderdale airport shooting made his first court appearance this >> the fbi called the local police to seize the gun in his car. they took him to a local hospital for evaluation and then to the alaska psychiatric institute where he was held for four days. back on the street santiago asked police to return his gun to him which they did on december 8th. >> based on the information that they had a think that law enforcement acted within the laws that they had. >> according to court documents he admitted planning the shooting rampage. he legally check the 9-millimeter semi semiautomatic and two magazines of ammunition in his package on a delta airlines flight from alaska via minnesota. he told investigators he picked up his back from the carousel unpacked the gone located inside the stall in the men's restroom and a shot of the first people he saw after he walked out of the restaurant. >> we hit the ground and they turned around and she wished it -- hit in the head and killed. the guide next to him was shot in the face the other guy was shot in the cheek the other guy was facedown he was dead. >> sunday it was brothers as brother says the system let him down. >> how can you let someone leave a psychological the psychological centers after four days when you say he's hearing voices and the cia is telling him to join insurgent groups. >> the cia says they have found no evidence of that santiago had any at connection devices or any of the terrorist group. now they are considering his action a result of his mental problems. marine biologist announced -- or trying to figure out how and why a dead whale washed up near the oakland waterfront. the female where was down on saturday and is now tied up to appear near angel island while the marine mammal center tries to figure out how it died. the whale is 460 feet long. it's either a blue whale. biologist cannot perform an exam until weather conditions improve. it will determine how the whale died and give the biologist more information about the species. were so saturated. that is a concern right now. >> it is a concern. there is a flash flood watch for most of the area. our coast will be a concern with king tides willing in tomorrow into wednesday and thursday and with this next system we will see another round of strong winds. of damaging wind the possibility. the first thing is we can expect three to 5 inches for coastal hills. that's additional rain. 122 for most of the bay. flooding -- flash flood watch in effect and a coastal flood advisory. we have run off and high tide and swelled. not a great combination along some of our qcoastal destinations and damaging wind speed out of the south between 20 to 40 miles per hour. here is a look at where the light rain is right now closer to richmond district out for bayview district through bayshore and near oakland right now right now the pictures show you light a steady rain coming down mainly in north bay zone but were starting to see right here near some of the higher elevations a little bit more activity and everything will continue filling in as we go to the rest of tonight. wanted to tell you about the do a few school closures due to flooding. the government will and then part of the harmony union school district. those two schools will be closed as we head into tomorrow. a future cast shows is a push into the overnight hours you will notice again pockets of heavy rain but some clearing and showers by 6:30 some of the heaviest rain is right in the east bay zone and south bay zone and even towards the north bay zone. not as much is in san francisco. the changes by 7:00. will get heavier pockets toward hayward san mateo and mountain view. most of the afternoon we will continue to see heavy rain coming down. this will continue even as we go into your 4:00 hour as you trying to head home from work. we expect heavy rain to continue as well as we go into tuesday night at a chance of showers 50 wednesday. how much rain is the big question. around the engine half for san francisco. over 2 inches in north bay. a fan at home wants to know about king tied. >> that sounds good. still had a brand-new edition of people behaving badly. the not so pretty side of rain. the big problem the big storm brings to the bay area. >> i see doctors on twitter tagging me and they do have a clue what's going on. forget what you read on social media. we have an update straight from the source. with the radius quarterback is saying about his health going forward. we live in a pick and choose world. choose. choose. choose. but at bedtime... ...why settle for this? enter sleep number and the lowest prices of the season. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. she likes the bed soft. he's more 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will continue his recovery without the help of social media doctors. >> it's going faster than what everyone thought. i see doctors on twitter tagging me and they they don't have a clue what's going on. with no x-rays or mris they figure it out. if he can do that he should be on twitter. he should be working at stanford. >> now that the boxes are packed at raiders headquarters of the focus turns to next year. twelve regular season winds and playoffs are just the start. >> it's not there any one area where i feel like i can just say yes we have arrived. i don't feel that way. i feel like we have a good team and i feel like there are many areas where we can improve and must improve to be the kind of football team i want us to be. >> i'm going to work our tail off to be better next year. our team came in here today to hear that the coach needed them to do better. when you have a group of guys that won 12 games and don't care about that and they just want to be better to be all right. >> one big story like to focus on is how much longer they remain the oakland raiders. now the season is over the franchise can officially apply for relocation. coming up gary -- the sports director's take on the immediate future of the raiders. coming up if you get your phone wet in the rain don't fall for some of the online urban legends. tonight we have real tips on how to rescue a water soaked device. next. it is not just heavy rain have to worry about now. were also tracking king tides for tomorrow. a britney has a live report and we will explain coming up next. creamy swirls of pure indulgence. silky sifts of total transcendence. tempting accents of sheer pleasure. introducing "unicorn whispers." this should be the name. or something more like "golden gold." or maybe, "mmmmmm mmhmm." but, with 20% of your daily fiber, its actually fiber one. so delicious, it should have another name. it's beautiful. was it a hard place to get to? 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anyone right by the coast bay in the low lying areas could flood. this will continue all the way until thursday. on top of that we have a flash flood watch. one to 2 inches of additional rain expected. three to six for some of our coastal hills and are concerns burn scar area with the chimney fire is and we have high winds and the wind advisory. we will see the same wind speeds between 45 mile-per-hour gusts of 25 miles per hour. we could have more trees down which could cause of power outages. these are the impact that we are watching as we go into tomorrow. i'll have more details on what we can expect for the rest of your work week as well coming up in my 70 forecast. marin county getting ready for this next storm which is said to hit the bay area. the department of public works responded to more than 600 storm related incidents just between saturday and sunday. >> everybody concerned about flooding and now the preparing for the king tides that brittany just explained. we're live in an area that is well-known for flood a -- flooding. >> reporter: today was not only about cleaning up. marin county is making sure residents know about the expected flooding coming. >> drivers are ñrbeing warned. >> that area consistently floods almost anytime there is a moderate to heavy rain. >> marin county is expecting high tide up until next monday. this is video of previous flooding. the county wants to avoid any stalled vehicle. >> there are extensive portions of the roadway especially in the park and ride where you have to slow down or else you might hydroplaned. >> the low lying areas roadways underpasses and coastal trails are being carefully monitored but some folks are trying to get away from all this rain. >> i leave tomorrow. we say goodbye to the storms. >> this particular area is known to flood. the barricades and signs are posted everywhere. >> maybe it would be better if it turns into some type of a park or another natural space. i've seen herons in that little strip between with the park and ride is and the freeway. that caught fish and toads. >> high tide is expected at around 9:00 this morning. rain and heavy wind will continue throughout the day. in the east bay areas of pleasant hill underwater on sunday there getting more rain tonight. so far things don't look as bad. spencer blake was in the east bay as people took their time to catch their breath in between storms. >> parts of pleasant hill were closed off the cars sunday with water rising beyond the curb. >> isaac castillo was stranded in his house during that time so he was able to watch the water rise as a tardy collecting in the deer to just down the road. >> they got closer to the lawn but it didn't get all the way on the wrong -- want. >> anita's house is much closer to the drainage system that leads to a flood canal so things are more dire at her place. >> what i when i got home last night i noticed that there was bark halfway up my driveway. a big line under the car here and lots of bark in the street neighbors and my yard. it looked that the water was halfway up the driveway. >> after all that no significant damage that was smart from neighbors to leave their sandbags out as a protection to the garage is weak as it started pouring again monday night. of the road in lafayette a utility worker was clearing water from the phone cables. >> now were in storm conditions. were working around the clock. sometimes we work ten hours to 12 hours a day. >> a few hours between rainfall with a golden opportunity for the bucket truck operator to clear off the site. back in pleasant hill there could be more flooding but it should pale in comparison to sunday's downpour. tonight people all around the world are hopping onto facebook and posting about the loss of a historic california tree. >> over 200 years that was a favorite for anybody in northern california. a lot of taurus this weekend -- this weekend's storm caused the default. we have before and after images. >> we both broke -- we prefer the before. you see this image and it was known as the pioneer cabin tunnel tree and it was very loved by locals and tourists. a lot of photographers would drive and fly from all over to go see it. it used to future what they call a drive-through hole carved into the trunk but here it is now. this is the highlight of the big three state park. said yesterday's rain and heavy wind were just too much. you see how far the history goes back though. the giant sequoia uprooted it fell down. volunteers of the park say the tree literally shattered on impact. the fans say the park will never be the same. the actual cause of why the tree fell over has not been determined but volunteers say the shallow root system was unable to withstand the rain which flooded the park yesterday yesterday. make sure you have our mobile app to track the storm. will be the first to know about severe traffic and weather in your area. we will keep you updated to baking news -- for breaking news push alerts. happening tomorrow president barack obama will be giving his final major speech as commander-in-chief. >> he will do it in chicago. you might remember it was a speech before the democratic national convention back in 2004 that put the then mostly unknown a state senator from illinois on the fast track to the white house. president obama is expected to address the challenges he believes the nation is facing moving forward. president elect the donald trump will hold a news conference on wednesday. he is expected to enter the westerns about how he will have a way of his extensive business interest before he oktakes office january 20th. >> it will be a very busy week for the president-elect. senate confirmation hearings begin in earnest tomorrow for donald trump's cabinet picks. here is the expected schedule. first attorney general that would be senator jeff sessions. his resume includes time and is as u.s. attorney and attorney general for alabama. he was rejected for federal judgeship 30 years ago amidst allegations of racism. donald trump's son-in-law will be a senior advisor to the president. the 35-year-old businessman and political strategist played a key part in trump's presidential campaign. 's attorney says he plans to resign from the management position he holds at his own company. he will do best from several significant assets to comply with government ethics rules. he will also not take a salary as he steps into the west wing job. there's some debate whether the appointment will be violation of anti- nepotism statutes. coming up. >> the storm door is opened which means more pollution and is the impetus for the area. guess what most if not all are 100% avoidable. i will explain in the next edition of people behaving badly. coming up college football ground a national championship tonight. we have the highlights. also will take a peek in on the raiders last day as they say goodbye is there season ends. a couple awards for curry and wrap later in this broadcast. let's start with -- with what happened at the 2016. things heated up. the economy started to get wetter. earnings starting to look encouraging. now are looking at a trillion dollar stimulus package in 2017. the things looked optimistic for 2017. the things that could take us down as it will be a trillion dollar package. we have too much debt in the u.s. it will be a $200 billion package. on top of that were worried about trade protectionism. that's a hard to turn against open market and closed market if it's 10% more to get my keys into this country. 50% more to get cars like to read to the country that could hurt the global economy. not from our perspective but from companies like indonesia that are making sneakers for us. >> and general motors. the chevy bolt. it's the north american car of the year. that's good news for chevy. >> the bolt not so good. the bolt is fantastic. it's a crown jewel. they pulled up quite a two. they got a mass-market electric vehicle that gets better range than a tesla model s. it's affordable at 37,000. it's name the north american car of the year but it was also named to the green car of the year from los angeles auto show. in the motor trend car of the year. 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and everything we discard upstream and on the freeway. you see in the bay area we had something known as storm drains and most of them drain directly to the bay. it is is a good system that keeps the water moving thus preventing flooding with one tiny flaw. everything that is on the ground will end up in the san francisco bay including things we don't see and by that i mean toxic stuff. look at the water. that is very nasty stuff and it's waiting for the next rain. as the water flows in drains into the slew things like cops from fast food restaurants and food wrappers even tennis balls and appear. here's a look inside with the storm drains with debris waiting to be flushed with the next rain despite the fact that it just rained. when it floods you can see all the trash drop by us in the water. i have to admit there's another problem. it's a homeless encampment right now near the water so some of the trash comes from the camp and. of a much of the trash comes from us haphazardly tossing our bottles and papers outside the car on the sidewalk not thinking of the results. the next on before you think about tossing something on the ground member not all the gets cleaned up. some of it ends up in the san francisco bay and that is bad. >> we need to give some awareness to the sierra as well. >> we do because it won't be a great idea to travel there tomorrow. there is a winter storm warning in effect. heavy snow is expected. four to 8 feet a possibility with the spec system that is moving through and so just again that you want to be really careful. you don't have to travel tomorrow way to wednesday evening that would be best. were already seen more rain showers pushing in especially for the north bay. not that much activity closer to san francisco for young male santa rosa it all seems like rain. san ramon it just want to see another round of rain to in as it pushes off to the east. hayward ñgtñ:=e[also seeing mo the flash flood will stay in effect until tuesday night. in addition of want to one to 2 inches of rainfall expected for most areas closer to our coastal hills between three to 6 inches. are concerned is mudslide burns . will continue to see pockets of heavy down for us as we head into tomorrow you will notice widespread light to moderate rain. some of the heaviest rain is in the yellow. by mountain view 7:00 a.m. right over san francisco east bay the 8:00 and then as we get to late morning hours at lunch there is heavy rain is are trying to head home for your evening commute once again heavy rain it right over the evening commute that is probably one some of the heaviest rain will move through. this will not taper until we get into tuesday night. future rainfall totals for most of the region after picking up a or of an inch throughout the day another inch and a half in san francisco. 2 inches in petaluma. to have into the santa rosa and close to 2 inches in san jose. winter storm warning in effect and you can see how much precipitation coming down and the will be a mix of rain and snow depending on the snow levels will start to rise up at before they do will with the anywhere between the two to 5 feet of snow at the lake level and we also have an avalanche warning which will stay in effect until tomorrow as well. notice by thursday everything papers down and we start to see clearing conditions. as far as tuesday and wednesday is concerned lots of snow on those days. will even see sun coming out with temperatures cold on thursday. highs around the region tomorrow back to high 50s for most locations close to 60 degrees. seven day forecast finally showing us a break once we get rid of the showers on wednesday. a slight chance of showers on thursday but by friday lots of showers but dry conditions into the weekend. pam was breaking down the game inches of the first three quarters were not that hot. >> i did not know about that game until that's. won't even try until you started fussing at me. i didn't know about it. i'm sorry. one of the greatest games of all time. she's talking about international news and we are getting off on the game here. nick sabin trying to the sixth national title. here is a freshman. he got outplayed tonight certainly by watson. he's rolling it in and alabama leads 3128 with two minutes to go. ben watson brings the take us back with six seconds left. he will roll and hit hunter renfro with a 2-yard touchdown pass. one second left and that is it. sweeney is a native at -- a native of alabama. he used to be on their staff. is the national championship coach. watson was the offense of mvp with 430 yards and three touchdowns. nick sabin on the short end. 35 -- 31. clemson's first national title in 1981 and the first win over alabama since 1905. it really was one of the highlights and it doesn't do it justice. it was a terrific game. i'm gonna stick around here and we will chat after. that is usc texas. remember that. versus vista -- vince young a few years ago. that's what we love this stuff. the game at this tonight. would you rather watch the newscast tonight there's a big game here's a sports director. you want to have honesty. it was fun back and forth. give me a little bit of this. right here. derek car has a broken leg. the word was he will be ready to go next season. readers of course there season ended 27-14 in houston. the good news is you listen to car you'll be ready to go. forty niners today they interviewed sean mcveigh. he is 30 years old. he is a washington red gives offense of coordinator. the youngest coach in nfl history. he was 31 when he coached the readers. this young man said to of interviewed a strong sean mcveigh. seth curry the western conference player of the week. franchise record. eight weekly for the mvp. warriors back in action tomorrow night against the miami heat. ivan was at pack 12 player of the week. had a great game last night. seventeen points with eight rebounds and a key block at the end. cow defeated 20 for the rain the ufc. 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