component that today s system had. in other words, this system hits about four or 5:00 tomorrow morning. that is system number two and here is system number three and this has got significant rain with it. i think we will see more rain with system number three than we did with some number one. that s where you get the flash flood watch and the main concerns the creeks are coming up. small creeks and tributaries. ponding and pooling on the roadways for the morning commute that will be dicey. you got mornings at high tide to create flooding along the coastal areas. and also coastal flood advisory in effect for parts of san francisco out by the marina district for the high tide, the surf and the rain moving in here. so is this a huge flood watch? no. it is precautionary and exactly what you would expect with the storms. we get hit tomorrow morning with a strong storm that will affect the commute. we will lay out the timeline when the heaviest rain will be and when it will pass.
good evening. i m katie marzullo. new at 11:00, police have cleared 16 squatters from a san francisco building. they weren t just seeking temporary shelter but looking to live there in the long term and it took nearly a month for the building s owner to realize they were there. abc 7 reporter lisa ammin glessian is live with more. reporter: the police rounded everyone up this afternoon after the property owner s agent noticed that back gate behind me wide open. it s now lokds. but as you can see, a lot of the squatters stuff has been lined up and pulled out of the building. many of the people who were living inside are now outside. they re watching their things and figuring out their next move. 16 squatters living illegally in this six-unit building were forced out by police today. i haven t seen anything this big only because most buildings of this size are not left vacant for this long. one officer called this a well-organized squatting operation. the three-story bui
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the second person was pretty serious injuries. in fact, they also sent dhp officers to the hospital to keep tabs on both of those pass enges to see if their conditions improved. at this point, there is no information on any contributing factors reich alcohol or anything like that because it s just too early in the investigation. they do believe that speed may have been a factor because it did miss the turn. coming back out here live, you can see that that vehicle is already about to be hoisted onto that truck. and as soon as they clear out this lane, traffic will probably be slowing heefr again back off onto this off ramp, basically about an hour is how long it took emergency crews to respond and to potentially clear out this off ramp. reporting live in san francisco, abc 7 news. now to today s storm. the rain flooded dugouts, brought down trees and caused accidents on the last day of summer. this is a slooif look outside right now. a much different scene. live doppler
connecticut. more than 1,000 people and their pets have been air lifted to safety. this is historic flooding for colorado. adrianna diaz shows us the progress rescue crews are making reaching people in communities that are cut off by the flooding. reporter: a national guard helicopter landed with dozens of rescued children. parents cheered. as they were reunited with their 5th graders. the students were in the mountains when the flood waters blocked all roads in and out of their camp near jamestown. i was a little bit scared at times. the water was pouring down. and we it was really fun also. reporter: and an emotional reunion took place as crews reached areas once cut off. so glad to be here. reporter: the national guard says it has rescued hundreds of people using helicopters and convoys of truck. heavy rain flooded an area about the size of connecticut. some survivors like steven smith are returning to their homes to salvage what is left. this was a bedroom