>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding >> it might be the abc 7 news. 23. another atmospheric river bearing down on the bay area tonight. you can clearly see it from live doppler 7 right now and it is after we have already seen widespread flooding. good evening. i am ama daetz. we have the full team coverage for you tonight and tomorrow. j.r. stone and laura martinez are in the field for us, but first let's get to meteorologist sandhya patel. sandhya: we are seeing light rain but do expect the storm to bring damage for tomorrow's commute, and it will be a nasty one. live doppler 7 right now, just seeing showers out of the system, light to moderate and d street on crow canyon road, moderate pockets of wet weather. as we head 10 napa, dry creek

road, light steady rain. atmospheric river is still off the coast but it is now zoning in on california, which includes the bay area. as we time this out for you, you will notice the intensity of the rain picks up as the commute begins at 8:00 a.m. it will be a hazardous commute with heavy rain, strong winds, flooding on the roadways, downed trees, and watch out for downed power lines as well. lead watch until 4:00 a.m. wednesday. rivers, some of them like the salinas river and some of the roadways. we are looking at a high wind warning until 5:00 a.m. wednesday. they will likely cause some issues. it is a three on the impact scale through the morning, downpours at times, possible thunder.

downed trees and p are concerning. right now the winds are not bad. mount diablo at 25 miles an hour, but that changes come the morning commute. ama: thank you, and the rain has been steady a few hours in parts of the north bay as some neighborhoods can barely take enough of it. abc seven news continues our live storm coverage in santa rosa. j.r.: before the storm, somewhat of a sprinkle in santa rosa, but it has been like this for much of the evening in the north. not a hard downpour, steady and slow rain at times. the concern are many of these hillsides. we were on cooper drive monday and you can see the hill is covered with tarps because the hillside is sliding. it has already caused this fence to buckle. two homes have been red tagged

and there are concerns the hill will keep moving with another couple inches of rain. we spoke with those out and about monday night, everyone aware of the weather situation. >> ready for the sunshine and ready for the seasons to turn. i am definitely ready for it to be done with. >> we flooded last year, so the atmospheric river scares us a bit this year. we are prepared if it does flood. >> i walked is not working right now because the rain is no good. >> how much money do you think you lost by not being able to work? >> oh, my about $1000 a week. >> a lot of money. act out here live in santa rosa, it is wet, so it might not be coming down hard right now, but very wet outside.

hector, who you heard from, believes he has lost between $3000 and $4000 because he has been unable to work because of the weather. i talked with a cookie delivery driver who told me business is booming right now, up 20% as people stay home and stay dry. reporting live in santa rosa, j.r. stone, abc 7 news. ama: thank you. haps the strongest damage we have seen is south along the pajaro river. a major levee breach between counties is causing damage and widespread evacuations there. any of these neighborhoods are largely latino communities of farmworkers. lauren martinez is live tonight in san jose with the storm impacts their. lauren: residents faced with a loss of housing, work, and damage to farming equipment. the last time farmworkers saw

severe weather impact of this scale was in 1995. lara garcia woke up to of water in her pajaro home. this is video her husband recorded on saturday morning. >> [speaking spanish >> she said i feel confused and i am not sure what we will do. many of displaced our farmers or farmworkers. >> they are desperately looking for help. >> david works for kitchen table advisors and teaches a farming class at the local college. he said some of the farmers that have plants in the ground now lost their crop for the second time this year. >> if they do a transplant, they can expect their first crop at the end of a or early june. >> for farmers, their money is

in the ground. each acre could gross $30,000 per year, depending on the crop. >> this loss easily equates to anywhere between $50,000 to $100,000 in potential sales. >> garcia is a farmworker and is unsure what this year will bring. for now, she is sheltering at the santa cruz county fairgrounds with her family and does not know how long she will have to be there. once the storm passes and damage is assessed, there will be big impact on the local agricultural industry. >> this will impact availability of crops so when you go to the grocery store, you might not find what you normally you will probably find your fruited -- your fruits and veggies at a higher price than you are used to. lauren: there are at least five shelters open for people

displaced. by 6:00 this evening, there were over 200 people staying at the santa cruz county fairgrounds. a representative is asking people not to drop off donations. he understands it is out of the kindness of their heart, but they have everything they need. lauren martinez, abc 7 news. ama: in the east bay, part of stanley boulevard in pleasanton is closed after a walking path collapsed. and so is the path near shadow cliffs recreational area. there is no estimate on how long it will take to fix it. serious damage now seen in tahoe, the heavy snow pile up taking a toll on homes. imprisoned took a video showing a large crack in their ceiling -- one person took a video showing a large crack in their ceiling, and tonight a third rotary store in lake tahoe has closed out of precaution for unstable roof. this is a look from our camera at lake tahoe.

visibility expected to get even worse overnight. earlier today, it was not easy to get to tahoe. this is video near donner summit. chains are required for anyone driving on 80 from kingvale to the done lake interchange. state officials are offering additional resources to marginalized communities as more storms move in. this website has resources in multiple languages to prepare emergency kits and prepare for evacuations. people with disabilities are encouraged to find people who can help them during a blackout. >> friends, family, care providers, so they can ssu -- assist you when the power goes down. ama: other tips include keeping cell phones charged and keeping a ziploc bag with all important documents and medications at the ready. be sure to turn to our morning team tomorrow starting at 4:00 a.m.

from the weather timing to the traffic problem spots, our team will be here for you as the brunt of the storm moves through. i've coverage begins at 4:00 a.m. in other news tonight, a scary ride on a muni bus today. someone was stabbed after a fight broke out on board. this was at the corner of sut and stockton street's. ryan curry is live in the newsroom digging into this investigation. ryan: amend police a juvenile was hurt. he was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. police have not made any official arrest yet. according to sfpd, the fight broke out on a bus among multiple juvenile boys, which led to the stabbing. the bus stops near new union square, which has a police presence. others at the bus stop

flagged down police nearby. i spoke with a muni writer who takes that route often, and he says this is a sad moment for the city and for muni. >> it is sad, sad for the whole city. for someone to get stabbed on the bus. makes it unsafe for everybody because you do not know who is who. ryan: police say witnesses helped them detain multiple people who may have been involved. again, they have not made any arrests yet. they ask anyone with information to come forward and speak with police about what happened. we reached out for updates on the victim's condition and are waiting to hear back. ryan curry, abc 7 news. ama: thank you. follow-up from the major collapse. shockwaves from silicon valley bank and what you avoid paying for a bailout. plus, protests in britain over a

controversial bill. and president

ama: we are back on storm watch tonight as we look at live doppler 7. another atmospheric river taking over the bay area. it is expected to be a strong one with heavy rain and wind. we will check in with abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya patel with a full forecast in a few minutes. now to the latest in the collapse of silicon valley bank. today we saw more customers lining up at branches from santa clara to boston trying to cash out. here is the timeline of what has happened so far.

friday, federal regulators closed silicon valley bank after it ran out of cash due to huge losses in the value of its bonds. deposit or rushing to withdraw their funds all at once. today president biden spoke to the nation insisting that the u.s. banking system is safe. tonight, liz kreutz is looking at the further effects of svb's failure and what all banks will have to pay. >> america is going to have confidence that the banking system is safe. liz: president biden announced his administration is stepping in to save customers of silicon valley bank. >> no losses will be borne by the taxpayers. liz: how will that work? we ask a san jose state professor to break it down. >> this is not a bailout. liz: what's the biden administration is doing is impose a special assessment feea

law that will require every bank to pay a fee. pooled together will cover the losses. >> the money will come from the fees that banks pay into the deposit insurance fund. >> the u.s. banking system working to cover the ones that do not make it did liz: the money generated will go towards paying back silicon valley bank customers who have more than $250,000 in their accounts. those with less than that amount are already covered by the fdic. >> it looks like a combination of a startup economy given our general macroeconomic economy, money was not flowing the way it was two years ago. liz: customers got spooked and made a run to get their money back last week, causing the month -- the bank to shut down.

>> if every annual pass showed up to disneyland at the same day, disneyland would shut down. prident that the government is failures>> you have these things can end up going forward. liz: and another question people have is if there is anything i can do to protect my own deposits. buckner said if you want to be the most careful, disperse your money into multiple accounts at different banks and only keep $250,000 or less in each account , since that is the amount insured by the fdic. ama: new at 1 people took to the streets of london to controvert -- protest against the controversial illegal migration bill. >> stop that bill. ama: the proposed bill would

stop people who enter the u.k. on small boats from asylum. current law allows asylum-seekers to stay in they e eirun cases heard. this new proposal passed a second reading tonight. tomorrow is national equal pay day. first partner jennifer siebel newsom is set to make a speech tomorrow on closing the pay gap. the average woman earned about 81 cents for earned. siebel newsom will be joined by others including the oakland mayor. this afternoon, president biden held a meeting with the prime ministers of australia and the u.k. they talked about a 13-year-old nuclear partnership, allowing

australia to access nuclear submarines. visit monterey park the location of a mass shooting during a lunar celebration. today park spokesman saidare shooting for a py artialhe openg on friday but it depends on what happens with the incoming atmospheric river. yosemite has been closed for the past 2.5 weeks. meteorologist sandhya patel is here with the latest. sandhya: that atmospheric river, a strong level 3 storm is moving in and we will feel its impacts tomorrow morning during the commute. right now you will notice the large plume ofopal isded o dir are seeing the atmoe moisten up and it is raining, but it is light across parts of the north bay right now.

mill, miller avenue, seeing light rain. or moderate in intensity around 580, oakland foothill, oakland airport. flood warning remains up for pajaro river until tomorrow evening as flooding will continue in that area. storm consents for tomorrow, roadway flooding's, trees down, outages are a likelihood. river running high. be aware. never cross flooded streets and watch for downed trees. avoid parking under power lines because we want the potential for power outages. ahead of the -- because to prepare for the potential for power outages. though to mid-50's for your dew points. the temperatures might as well be the highs for today, but

today's highs were up into the low 70's the warmest spots like concord today. alive picture from cal nevada large. it is snowing right now. it is raining at blue canyon right now as you see on live doppler 7, and excessive rain and snow melt leading to another flood advisory going until tomorrow night for much of the sierra as they are expecting widespread flooding. winter storm warning at the higher elevations until 5:00 p.m. wednesday. gusty winds at 70. snow levels rising as we head towards tomorrow. golden gate bridge camera showing raindrops on the lens as it will look different for the morning commute. a brief two day break is coming wednesday and thursday. on our exclusive abc 7 weather impact scale, it is a level three. we have possibility for downed

trees and power outages. the winds will be ramping up tomorrow morning over 30 miles an hour, butokin bg at over 50 n hour wind gust over the coastal regions and higher elevations. saturated ground, not much to topple trees and power lines. 5:00 tomorrow, heavy rainfall. 7:00 a.m., still coming down. if you can work from home, this would be a good time to do it. the potential is therefore thunderstorms. towards 10:00 a.m., the intensity starts to ease and it is just scattered showers expected for the evening commute. rainfall projections have changed. one to two inches for the north bay mountains, but parts of the central bay, we will have the rain shadow. 40's, 50's, stormy start to your

morning tomorrow afternoon and a cooler day. still windy, and a look at the accuweather 7-day forecast, a level three, a stormy start for your tuesday morning. mainly drive for a couple of days, and a level one friday through the first day of spring, which is monday. it will be a wet and it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried or frustrated. calhope can help access, calhope free and secure mental health resources today. call our warm line at 833-317-4673 or livechat at calhope.org

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ama: a note if you're planning to take your dog out on a walk or run tomorrow. avril trails will be off-limits to limit interactions with coyotes. -- several trails will be off-limits to limit interactions with coyotes. these are areas where female coyotes have dens. >> what the coyotes are trying to do is alert the dog, this is my territory, you are a threat to my pups and livelihood. ama: people without dogs are still allowed on the trails. if you encounter a coyote with your dog on your leash, you should pull your dog close to you and walk away. also maintain eye contact with the coyote. the warriors playoff push continues and the 49ers quarterback is on the move.

chris alvarez is here with sports. chris: jimmy garoppolo is changing uniforms and klay thompson comes out hot. it was a not enough to seal the deal.

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>> abc 7 sports, sponsored by river rock casino. chris: klay thompson told me after saturday's victory, the warriors needed to win 10 or 11 games. stefan with the ball, gets to klay thompson, bottom of the net, splash. quick triple was good, had 18 of his game-high 38 in the first quarter. second quarter, jordan poole, great pass. turning back the hands of time for andrey. happy early birthday to and the fowl. oreph says this is14 andre, open and the fowl. fremont loves it.

steph corner three, and the warriors win 123-112. big day agency gets underway. jimmy garoppolo is headed to the raiders. the former niners qb head to vegas on a three year, $67.5 million deal. we would knighting --reuniting . injuries for brock purdy and drafting trey lance put his end to the career here. and this portuguese native began her series 40 days ago. today, a picture of various quotes from his teammates. a one-year deal with sam the number one pick in 2018. that defensive line is getting better for san francisco, set to

make a deal with javon hargrave. espn reports $840 million deal. spring training baseball. giants and padres, sean manaea looking good against his former team. gets some in the third too. three strikeouts and three in a third for sean manaea. fourth homer this spring, it is good and the giants win. spor unresolved symptoms? heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms like carpal tunnel syndrome... ...shortness of breath... ...irregular heartbeat... ...and lower back pain could mean something more serious called attr-cm a rare, underdiagnosed disease that worsens over time, so it's important to recognize the signs.

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ama: one final night time read, we have picked something out for you. it is a quick read on a new trick from atm thieves that have poached money from several chase bank customers. the way they take your card info is well worth your watch. that story is up on our website right now at abc7news.com. thank you for watching tonight. i am ama daetz.

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