They prlayed a great game and w werent able to come out with the win but rest assured were coming back with a chip on our shoulder next year and making another playoff run. From new orleans until now you had a knack for making impact plays so when you had the 37 yarder for the touchdown from latavius and what was it like at 107, do you feel like you were in it. We felt like we were into it until 8 00 left in the game. That is our mentality all year and that is so frustrating because we feel like we are still in the game and that is our spirit as a team. And feel like it is unique. Ive never been around a team where no matter what we still felt we had a chance to win. Until 6 00, if we get another score it will be fine. So i love my teammates, i love my team and well be back next year. You guys have a tough night on third down, started 0 for 11 before you match and was it mixing and matching or something houston was doing to you guys. I would say a little bit of both. Romeo crennel does
Covers this. We will start with our meteorologist, mike nicco. Long time no see, huh . Good to see you this early in the morning. Yeah. In all seriousness, lets talk about what is going on. I put the Flash Flood Warning and some of the other warnings, flash flood occurring in san martin, and below edmundson avenue is flooding right now and will continue to flood. Just up the road a little bit, the guadalupe river, we are going to have flooding there until 11 15. And then lets head up to the north bay, what we are seeing around the pen grove area, and the gauge saying the creeks will push out of their local banks if they have not already. And then from marin county up 101 from mill valley, and we keep heading north and some of the heaviest rain over the Russian River. Thats heavy and intense rain, and what that means is more pounding on the roadways. Thats where the heaviest of rain will be over the next couple hours. You will see rains across the rest of our neighbors, and walnut creek
Has already caused problems but the worst of the Severe Weather is yet to come. Tonight we start with meteorologist rob mayeda with store ranger. Realtime field testing with gusty winds, heavy rain literally dripping off the top of the radar deck there. The mobile Doppler Radar showing standard radar compared to what storm ranger is showing you. You see the highdefinition downpours moving over towards oakland. Areas of yellow and orange indicate moderate rain at times. You see how the storm ranger scan picks up the more moderate. You can see here offshore, youre watching heavier rain. The location that will likely get the most rain out of the system already. More than 3 inches of rain in ben lomond and the main event a couple hours away. What well be watching in the mountains rising river levels. San lorenzo river could go more than five feet above flood stage. Notice the Guadalupe River near san jose 3 00 to 4 00 tomorrow afternoon may briefly touch flood stage. Well let you know two
Live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. Now, at 11 00, the bay area getting hit by one of the biggest storms in a decade, tonight, rain and wind leaving behind a path of destruction. We have Team Coverage for you tonight. Our crews watching rising rivers and rainsoaked mountains, but first, brian is checking the hidef doppler. Reporter weve got heavy cells over the Santa Cruz Mountains, and into the south bay and east bay, east of livermore, strong cells, heavy rain between livermore and tracy, and right around San Francisco. Over in oakland, in marin and offshore. This is the trend for tonight. Its already been moderate to heavy, and look, all over march written marin. 35 inches bay wide, wind gusts in excess of 60 miles an hour. So youve got plenty of rain, youve got powerful winds, and youve got the recipe for a lot of problems in the hours to come. Well have a complete forecast, including more storms coming up later in the week in just a few minutes. Its raining he
Live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. Now, at 11 00, the bay area getting hit by one of the biggest storms in a decade, tonight, rain and wind leaving behind a path of destruction. We have Team Coverage for you tonight. Our crews watching rising rivers and rainsoaked mountains, but first, brian is checking the hidef doppler. Reporter weve got heavy cells over the Santa Cruz Mountains, and into the south bay and east bay, east of livermore, strong cells, heavy rain between livermore and tracy, and right around San Francisco. Over in oakland, in marin and offshore. This is the trend for tonight. Its already been moderate to heavy, and look, all over march written marin. 35 inches bay wide, wind gusts in excess of 60 miles an hour. So youve got plenty of rain, youve got powerful winds, and youve got the recipe for a lot of problems in the hours to come. Well have a complete forecast, including more storms coming up later in the week in just a few minutes. Its raining he