at known. >> thank you for joining us tonight on kron. 4 news tonight, everybody. i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. before we get into our local coverage, we are following a developing story in the sports world tonight. buffalo bills, safety damar hamlin is in critical condition tonight after collapsing during the game against the cincinnati bengals monday night football game highlands marketing rep tweeted a little over an hour ago about his condition saying that hamlin's vitals are back to normal and they have put him to sleep to put a breathing tube down his throat. they say they're currently running tests. now, this whole incident caused the postponement of tonight's game first for about an hour. and then they said now we're not playing at all tonight. it is not clear when >> this game may be they got about a quarter into the game. here's a look at what happened. >> the 24 year-old makes the tackle here. number 3, he has a hard hit but rather routine

tackle for the nfl. he got up to his feet just in the face mask and then you see there just seconds later fell backwards. and then the was on his back motionless. and quickly. they started administering cpr. they called for an ambulance. one came on the field cpr for about 10 minutes. ii was eventually loaded into the ambulance. and both teams stunning emotional about what happened. the bills. >> gathering together there on the field. they're kneeling in prayer as their team mate is rushed off to the hospital. the nfl releasing a statement tonight reading in part, quote, our thoughts and prayers are with the demar and the buffalo bills. hamlin has a community toy drive for his hometown in pennsylvania. according to his gofundme site, he's starting goal was $2500 as of now, it has more than 1.2 million dollars. are the big story tonight. the bay area inundated with rain

showers over the new year's weekend causing major flooding damage, power outages. even some folks needing to be rescued from their submerged cars. it was bad. and now the region here is bracing for yet another major storm kron four's amanda hari shows us how people. >> in alameda are getting ready. >> for many residents here in alameda, it feels like the storms are never ending this street behind me here for inside boulevard was partially flooded over the weekend. now, all that water has receded, but people here tell me they're just bracing for more water, something you'd never expect to see a man kayaking down the road in alameda by monday. most of the flooding was gone with more rain in the forecast. the city put up this post notifying residents of a sandbag station. i saw the facebook post read what lee was one of many alameda residents driving around city hall west looking for the station. i'm behind. >> city hall west. and i don't see a courtyard and i don't

see sandbags. people took to facebook asking in the comments section if the sandbags were gone. >> one comment said driving all over and can't figure out where they're supposed to be. someone told me off camera. they found a location but by 05:00pm it was closed just 2 hours after the city posted about the station, what lee says he's willing to try anything to keep his home safe. i don't have a lot of faith in sandbags. i've tried them before. >> but i'm going to try him again. he says he's never seen this much flooding in his 15 years in alameda, he has experienced some water in his garage before on saturday. he was able to prevent it from reaching his home. he's pumps to remove it. now he's getting ready for more rain. my plan is i've got my pumps going now. i've got that. i got the hoses routed. >> where i want them, i'm just going to keep the pumps going and i'm going to keep as much stuff off the ground as i can. he had one message for his

neighbors. good luck, everybody. hang in there. the water is crazy. the city of alameda we posted on their facebook and twitter accounts to let people know. >> if there will be more sandbags stations in the future in alameda amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> well, most of the bay area now obviously inundated with all that water. and you have some flood and wind watches that have been issued for wednesday into thursday. yeah. >> and the wind a real problem because the routes that lot of trees are kind of loose now and that we could see all kinds yeah, i think that's one of the big things different with this next storm coming through. it was it was windy with the last one. this one may be excessively windy, maybe gusts to 60, maybe even some 70 mile an hour gust specially on the coastline and some of the coastal ranges. but out there tonight, we've got another storm system coming through. keep things wet out there. start to tail off a bit. but well, the damage already done at sfo. look at the delays are 222 minutes. yeah, that's just a mess. things getting backed up there. no delays being reported. and oakland or san jose. but we've got to watch

out for these storms. these are a powerful, sir storms apart. most powerful i've seen in several years coming through the bay area, at least and well, we're going to see more heavy rain and wind. i think that wind specially kicking in early on wednesday morning like to see the rain begin to pick up early wednesday morning 2. but the winds will really be whipping by that time. i think by that time we could be talking about some of those 40 and those 60 mile an hour gusts, especially along the coastline. the coastal ranges that's likely going to bring down numerous trees around the bay area. maybe some power lines. and though the roots are just so be a soggy now. and so all of a sudden you get winds like that and some of trees are going to come rainfall amounts, maybe not quite as impressive. the least down the urban areas as the previous storm. but so we're talking 2 to 4 inches of rainfall. and i think in some places like the santa cruz mountains actually think we may see a little bit want more where the storm is lining up. we could see maybe as much as 6, maybe 10 inches of rain in the santa cruz mountains. so flooding and mudslides, a likelihood around

the bay area. something to watch out for as we head into tuesday night and into thursday afternoon. that's really when that brunt of the storm is going to come through the i think the heaviest is going to be by about wednesday afternoon through about a thursdaysmorning that will start to taper off. but now we've got to start to worry about some of the major rivers. in fact, we're watching the russian river near guerneville right now. the latest forecast has a rising to about 28.1 feet. the flood stage is actually a 32 feet. that will happen on thursday. now, if the storm system somehow begins to slow down, that means there's going to be a lot more water falling down across this watershed in this area, racing down into the russian river. and we could see that rise even higher. so going to be watching that one very closely. also expecting some flooding in hop lynn as that river will likely crest just above flood stage about 16.5 feet. but all around the bay area. now all the tributaries, all the waterways are in play as things are very saturated out there in these storms continue to come through the latest one, not a huge storm coming through but making things went and keeping that

ground saturated behind. that, though, we've got a major atmospheric river event that is just beginning to set itself up see this kind of blob of white out here. but it has latched on to some of that tropical moisture all the way down to the hawaiian islands. that is going to come racing across the pacific. and so and says the light rain. we're going to see a major storm rolling in. it looks like on wednesday into thursday. guys. flooding is a likelihood. all right. thank you, lawrence. will. while preparations are underway for that next storm, many businesses are still trying to clean up from the last one over the weekend. others are close with no reopening date in sight. >> kron four's dan kerman has that story. mother nature. >> really slapped us in the face is to. >> when it makes 3 fitness owner, dave character walked into this castor neighborhood gym during saturday storm. what started as a small trickle of water turned into water, gushing from inside the wall. this entire wall was just filled water behind this wall. so all of these holes started just gushing water we

probably cleared out 1000 gallons of >> water. the source of the leak remains unclear. but the suspicion is an overflowing parking lots drainage pipe located between this building and the one next door ruptured until the cause is identified and repaired. these weights will stay on the rack. and the san francisco small business will remain closed at one of the most critical times of the year. the new year new year's resolutions you can't underestimate how big that is for a fitness business, particularly small neighborhood fitness business. you know? >> we really rely on those first few months of the year to make a big chunk of money that supports us throughout the entire year. the wall is now been taken down and with another huge storm due to arrive wednesday. >> repair crews plan to plug the holes, set up a trough along the wall to collect the water and then pump it out into the street. it's clearly not how this business plan to start the year for a business that really kicked in the

teeth during the pandemic as we were sheltered in place and make a kid in the gym to start with. >> and now we're here getting ready for new year's resolutions which everybody wants to get fit and lose weight. and now our gym is closed at this point. it's unclear just how long this business will remain closed. >> currently, they are redirecting members to their sister facility in the mission in san francisco. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> terrible timing for a gym for the city of san francisco is distributed roughly 8500 sandbags since saturday. the public works department is urging people to save them for folks who really need them like people live in areas prone to flooding or work. there. the city plans get more sandbags within the next few days to the north bay. now, lots of folks out there walking their dogs, stretching the spillway from lake law. the need to send along any heavy rain from over the weekend filling up the creeks coming off mount tam then over

in mill valley. neighbors say that the future storms could knock over trees near their homes. >> we sleep to be safe and we have our fingers crossed for wednesday. as i understand the big rain so hoping that the winds stay calm. >> the threat of flooding, of course, a big concern as rivers and streams do tend to peak and then then take their time to recede. so the flood stage could be breached. >> and remain elevated. well after the rain actually stopped. >> to the east bay. now the storm causing a scene at the oakland zoo. a massive sinkhole at the gates causing the facility there to close down for at least the next few weeks on frozen. noelle bellow spoke with the zoo ceo today about the damage done. >> saturday's historic rainfall caused a covert to collapse at the entrance of the zoo. and with more rain expected this week, engineers are worried that sinkhole could worsen.

>> this is not the way they want to start. 2023. >> a river of muddy rain, water rushing down. the oakland zoo proved to be too much for the property. >> a large sinkhole now sits at the front entrance. know that sinkhole was a major issue as it is completely cut off public access to oakland zoo. ceo nick deja says the arroyo, viejo creek running through the property became swollen saturday, forcing the covert it feeds into to collapse in the fall. u.s. e. >> the weight of this water collapse, the colder the soils are so wet. and so the road caved it. the sinkhole measures 10 feet wide and 10 feet deep. >> repairs will be under way for the next 2 weeks. the zoo set to be closed to the public until at least january 17th in this moment. we just need to >> get that open back all animals at the zoo are safe and unharmed. some even enjoying the rainy weather.

>> but zoo staff says there are some areas all across the property needing attention are pathways across but over them. >> real concerning one is to treat these eucalyptus trees are tall, dangerous. well, that's really wet. a lot of them falling over. so we're being very careful. total cost of repairs is not yet known staff and crew says they're taking it day by day, making sure we're securing the drainage systems, making sure that clear. >> ensuring that we got all the barriers that age to purchase water were committed. like we have been. >> through the pandemic to get through this and to reopen in oakland, noelle bellow kron, 4 news. >> mudslides have forced officials to close a stretch of marsh creek road between morgan territory. road and the round valley regional preserve until further notice crews are working to clear debris that fell onto the roadway. they say she is not safe for the public to use right now. drivers are encouraged to take alternative routes and avoid

the area. and you can learn more about weather conditions in your neighborhood anytime on our website or the kron. 4 app, you'll find full forecasts, interactive radar and weather alerts. just download the kron. 4. from the app store or google play. a family of 4 survives a frightening crash on highway one. this is right near devil's slide. yeah. and 2 adults and 2 children had to be rescued after their car went off the road and then rolled down nearly 300 feet. >> down the side of the cliff. the youngest, just 4 years old covers. rob nesbitt has the story. you can see doubles bunker behind me, a popular tourist spot. but this is also a dangerous spot for drivers today, a family of 4 found themselves at the bottom of the steep cliff. >> rescuers received the call around 10:20am, of a car at the bottom of devil's slide by highway one between pacifica, one, tara chief, brian pottinger with cal fire says a family of 4 was inside the tesla at the time of the crash. but we are right to be

able to order 50 to 300 feet down. >> i bank. then quickly made access to rope rescue system. >> at the height of the% rescue, 3 helicopters were in the air. chp cal fire and the coast guard making rescue efforts on the ground and by water discovering a man and woman in the front seats with their 2 children in the back 9 year-old boy and 4 year-old girl. when they left here, they were all >> statement somewhat stable condition that we believe. however, jurors will be checked at the the rescue last more than 3 hours. and she pottinger says the family is lucky to have survived this crash. their tesla now sitting totaled at the bottom of the cliff. this is not the first time rescuers have been called to this section of highway one. >> officials offering advice to those who drive this dangerous stretch of road, especially during a week of inclement weather. we need to slow down. we need to use caution when driving this year, even with the weather is not like just it's a dangerous stretch of road on their roads

close on now that the occupants have been rescued comes the efforts of getting ppthe car. they're using a cran behind me to hoist it up, but it won't be easy. 250 feet down reporting in san mateo county. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> police are investigating a shooting on new year's that left a man dead. it happened on international boulevard near lockwood steam academy in oakland around 02:30pm, in the afternoon. police were out patrolling when they were flagged down by some people in the about the shooting. the victim died at the scene. another way to the local hospital. they are instead stable condition tonight. no word on a suspect or a motive. anyone with information that was being asked to call oakland police. >> couple brazen burglaries in san francisco. police say the thieves used cars to bust into the businesses and steal from them. the first theft is about 2.30, this morning at the sports basement in the mission district. police say somebody used a silver car crashed into the storefront there and the suspects actually left the

scene in a getaway car once they were confronted by a security guard in the area. then about a half hour later, officers responded to a similar style break-in at the sunglass hut on jefferson street, fisherman's wharf area. police say like the first incident vehicle was used to crash into the storefront and the number of items were stolen. no arrests have been made and police are investigating whether the 2 burglaries are connected. >> police in daly city investigating a deadly hit and run that killed an elderly man. this happened at sunday night just before 9 o'clock police arrived at the scene in san jose avenue. they found the victim unconscious but breathing in the middle of the street. paramedics provided medical aid to them and they brought him to a nearby hospital where he later died. police say the suspect in the vehicle have yet to be identified anyone with information is being asked to contact daly city police. >> what 2, 3,

>> do. >> dramatic footage there captured by a police body cam shows a heroic effort by police officers and good samaritans to help a cyclist who was hit by a car and then wedged beneath it. the incident happened about 22 miles south of santa cruz in watsonville early last month, the rescuers were able to summon the strength to lift the car off the 65 year-old man. police say the car had been stolen. they say they had been attempting to pull over the driver who jumped out of moving car and ran off the car, then hit the cyclist, leaving him pinned underneath the suspect was taken into custody. the cyclist was hospitalized and his recovery. >> big day on capitol hill tomorrow. house speaker nancy pelosi officially will step back from her leadership position after 20 years of guiding house democrats. it marks the end history making 10 year that saw her take the gavel twice. pelosi the first

and only woman to be chosen as speaker of the house will again be sworn in to the house of representatives tomorrow for another term. but this one as a rank-and-file member with no special privileges, it will be the first time she he's sworn in without a leadership position and more than 20 years, the speaker issuing a statement to colleagues today saying in part today we have worked tirelessly to infuse this value into our legislative efforts. we can all take immense pride in our achievements toward that goal, which is making a real difference in the lives of the american people. >> republican minority leader kevin mccarthy is vying for the speaker position, but he's having a tough time trying to secure the 218 votes needed to win some far right. republicans are refusing to vote for mccarthy unless he makes certain concessions to gop sources have confirmed mccarthy agreed to a rules change that would allow just 5 members of the house majority to vote out the speaker,

whatever they want. so the question remains, can mccarthy lockdown the votes to talk more about that? we spoke to political analyst michael yaki. >> we'll just have to see. but whatever happens is going to very weak. it can be very beholden to the right. and i think that means that you're going vary ineffective house of representatives coming up in the next 2 years of joe biden's presidency. >> this all comes as a new letter signed by 9 conservative republicans declares that mccarthy's efforts to meet their demands aren't enough. >> meanwhile, bay area congresswoman jackie spear will not return to congress. she retires tomorrow. spear held her final farewell town hall over the weekend in redwood city. spear thanked her constituents for their support over ser for decades in public service, including 15 years in congress, speer said it was fitting to hold

her final town hall in redwood city where her political career began on the san mateo county board of supervisors. governor newsom has appointed nancy ward is director of the office of emergency services. ward is a veteran in crisis management. she's already held several positions at the agency and even served in various leadership roles with fema ward will replace mark ghilarducci, who was in the post for a decade before announcing his retirement words. appointment will still need to be approved by the state senate. still to come out california, laws drawing attention to missing native americans across the state. >> plus, another earthquake rattles humboldt county try to recover from the last one. more on the damage left behind >> and in brazil, thousands lined up to pay their respects to soccer legend before he was laid to rest. take you there after the break.

>> mourners are paying their respects to the late pope emeritus benedict, the 16th, the saint peter's basilica, where his body is lying in state. he died on new year's eve at the age of 95. back in 2013, benedict became the

first pope in 600 years to resign. he spent his final years focusing on writing tens of thousands of mourners are expected to file past benedict's casket during each day of public viewing which got underway today. it continues tomorrow and concludes on wednesday, pope francis will preside over the funeral on thursday morning. >> soccer legend pele was honored before his funeral. thousands lining up outside his hometown club stadium where his casket was place. it midfield. so mourners there in brazil could file past and pay their respects. bailey died thursday of organ failure caused by colon cancer. he was 82 led brazil to 3 world cup championships. the first in 1958 when he was police 17 years old. his body will be ushered through the streets of santos, his hometown before his burial. >> this year could be harder on the global economy than last year. the international monetary fund is warning that the economies of the u.s.

european union, a union and china are all slowing down at the same time, the imf says it expects one 3rd of the world economy to be in recession, but other countries are going to feel the effects, too. the ongoing war in ukraine, of course, hurting europe. the most well in china covid cases continue to disrupt supply chains, trade and investment. >> next he has a massive snow plow for his sierra mountain home. but something went very wrong. and actor jeremy renner was badly hurt. it is accident with the cloud. the latest coming up on his condition. plus, what's the status of that big sinkhole that opened up in the east bay? more torrential rain is on the way this week and then who would americans be hardest hit by that? rising cost of health insurance will begin to that. insurance will begin to that. and that storm life is uncertain. it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried or frustrated. calhope can help access, calhope free and secure mental health resources today.

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>> a new law is now in effect to help draw attention to missing native americans here in california, it is called the feather alert and kron four's ella sogomonian is live in the newsroom tonight to tell us how it works. sale. yeah, well, the state is home to many native americans and the feather alert works much like the existing amber alert for kids and silver alert for missing seniors. >> except it will focus on another vulnerable group. indigenous people. >> a disproportionately high number of native americans go

missing or murdered every year. the urban indian health institute studies have found more than 5700 cases of missing and murdered indigenous women in recent years. little from san francisco says her family and friends can unfortunately easily list off loved ones who have not yet been found. a lot of cousins on theis. >> a few someone that's major in our had a brief instance where her daughter went missing. luckily she was found. but, you know, most of the relatives, they've still yet to be found. there are still families out there that if you have to know what's going on with them. >> the report found out of the thousands who have disappeared. only 160 native women were placed on the doj is missing persons list. so california lawmakers identified a need for a new tool to help in the search. the new feather alert is now in effect, california highway patrol who is in charge of the statewide alert systems will

now be sending notifications to the public to help in the search. >> it really does help law enforcement out. obviously we can't be everywhere at once. so having those extra eyes out there really does help recovering people who have been abducted with the goal of obviously getting them home safe with several things have to happen for this alert to be activated. >> police learned cars involved in the incident. the get specific details on that vehicle. the person missing is indigenous. law enforcement has used local and tribal resources. the circumstances are unexplained or suspicious. the person is believed to be in danger and sharing information could help in the search. finally, you know, it is about time that we have some sort of system in place so that not only our indigenous relatives are aware of what's going on, but specifically the non-indigenous population. >> and coming up next month on february 14th, while many americans will be celebrating valentine's day. >> natives will instead be

wearing red for their annual demonstrations, drawing attention to missing or murdered indigenous people in the newsroom. ella sogomonian kron. 4 news. thank you. ella. >> crews across the bay area. they're still assessing the damage done this weekend's historic rainfall. but in some neighborhoods that devastation is pretty easy to see. yeah, not much assessing needed cut for dune shows us this road here, the east bay that was washed away as the new year old. it. >> you're looking at the san lorenzo creek in castro valley and what's left of the road here at a street in crescent after the storm on new year's eve, the soil that was, you know, up against there, it just took too much water and it just the road in the way that a brew works in the construction business and has lived in this part of castro valley for over 2 decades. have you ever seen anything like this? no. >> no, i'm not this kind of not here. not just. i mean, obviously on the news, we've seen things like this in the past. but this kind of devastation here locally. now a mix of looking lose and

concerned. residents came out to take a look at the damage to make sure their neighbors homes with backyards next to the creek were still stand. i'm worried about the roads and >> the properties and the people who live near it. there's a lot of houses that have their back yards up creek. although there's been a break in the rain. the hazard here is ongoing. alameda county public works. crews are here reinforcing their obstruction of access to this area. as you can see, some folks are walking inside of the barricade where there is this long crack in the road that runs parallel to the creek. just take a look at the street like that would normally be standing 30 or 40 feet in the air. as you can see. now, this light is hanging just beneath my shoulder. >> you know, i i've never seen anything like this. you know, a little minor things. tree falls down. but, you know, this is pretty major. some folks here say after so many years of drought, they welcome the rain. but >> mother nature, right? yes, mother nature. she'll do

anything. yeah, we've got a lot or we need rain. but you know, the destruction comes with it in castro valley has menu kron. 4 news. >> scary stuff there. humble county rattled by yet another earthquake. this is yesterday morning looking at videos taken at someone's home and for tuna. shakes the light fixtures and the furniture. you saw the dog got freaked out. the 5.4 magnitude earthquake struck rio, dell and neighboring cities today inspectors red tagged 20 homes at one apartment complex. the red tag. it means the home is not livable. residents say they felt strong shaking starting to surround 10, 30 sunday morning pg and e was reporting more than 1000

residents without power. but most of them have been restored. this is just 12 days after a strong 6.4 magnitude quake killed 2 people and injured more than a dozen people in the same general area of that county. the u.s. geological survey says more aftershocks are expected over the next few days after jeremy renner is in the hospital after being seriously injured while he was plowing snow. >> his representative saying that he's in critical but stable condition after he was flown to the hospital. since then he has undergone surgery r kelly be sun brings us the latest. >> he's a movie star, arguably best known for his role as hawkeye, a sharp shooting member of the superhero avenger squat here. all right. but in his free time, 51 year-old jeremy renner is an outdoorsman. photos and videos near his home in washoe county, nevada. the actor was

injured, plowing snow in an area near mount rose highway on a road linking lake tahoe, which straddles the nevada california border and south reno. well, the extent of his injuries are unknown runner did have to be airlifted sunday to a hospital for treatment. according to the cully, no law firm. 38% of snowplow accidents are due to driver error. >> 23% to loss of control of the vehicle and another 22% to misjudgment by another driver. >> other factors include poor visibility, blind spots and operating near an intersection. for now. no word on what caused the accident, but well wishes for the actor are pouring in on social media. one fan writing, i can sleep after hearing the news about jeremy renner. come on, hawkeye, we need you and fellow actor treat williams chiming in thoughts for jeremy renner and family today. i do my own plowing too. get well

soon. >> and i was kelly beeson reporting for us and we do have an update tonight. this just in runner is out of surgery. and as we he remains in critical. but stable condition. >> buy now pay for later. sounds like plans some, but why that might not be a good plan in the long run. >> begin to taper off around the bay area. a lot of snow fall, though, this year that we'll talk about that forecast we'll talk about that forecast coming up next. you go by lots of titles. veteran, dad, hair stylist. so adding a student title might feel daunting. national university is here to support all your titles. national university. supporting the whole you.

>> most americans are struggling to afford health care, even if they have insurance through their employer. recent study shows americans are forgoing some medical care partly because of the increasing cost and insurance companies charging higher deductibles and out of pocket fees. women have been hit the hardest. the study found that by 2026% of women with employer based insurance skipped out on medical care due to the expense. one of the study's researchers believes only change at the federal level can help decrease medical costs for americans. >> a new electric vehicle tax credit part of the federal inflation reduction act may soon lead to a rush of ev purchases. that is because

according to language in the bill, the current credit, which is $7500 may decrease just several months into the year. officials say provisions related to where and how the electric vehicles components are sourced. we'll change ultimately affecting the amount of the credit. the changes are set to take effect in march of this year. >> you know, it sounds like a good idea when you're shopping, but buy now pay later. credit can actually have some big drawbacks. the service gives quick approvals to consumers and allows them to get their purchases right away. but regulators and consumer advocates say it lacks important customer protections. they say some borrowers have issues with being overcharged are getting refunds. they may also find it difficult to manage multiple loans for purchases which could lead to add on fees for late or missed payments. with this in mind, consumer advocates are calling for pay later loan speak regulated, just like traditional credit cards, which would give consumers disclosures and protections.

>> next in sports, the warriors trying to fend off the hawks. the u of a thriller tonight chase, klay thompson going off. sports director jason dumas is live there. we come back.

>> whole new layer of snow to mountain ski resorts. here's what it looked like sunday at palisades tahoe. the storm brought 3 feet of fresh. more than expected. this led to a slow start, though, for the skiers and snowboarders that there is a resort had to work through the frozen conditions to make those runs safe. chief meteorologist karnow here giving us a look at that tahoe forecast. yeah, boy, out of the snow is going to be a big problem, especially across the higher peaks in the next month or so. we've got. >> storm after storm after storm just really line up like we haven't seen maybe in a few years. so out there tonight. yeah. kind of a rough night out there getting across the sierra nevada. you've got all that snow that is now piling up across the higher peaks. in fact, look at the lens here on the camera. you can just see this shaping the black here. that is that snow begin to pile up on the lens. you still see some cars going by. they are getting up there, but they're chain up on both 50 80 got to be careful. the high country, the storm system coming through tonight. but here it is. you can this all the snow up there toward a

daughter and also across 50 there. you continue to see the snow falling down below the showers tapering off just a little bit. so overnight tonight that will begin to get a start to weaken somewhat. but there's a much larger storm on the rise. and winter storm watches are going up starting on wednesday morning to thursday. that's when another atmospheric river event is going to roll through the bay area in california head right up in the high country. probably bring the snow level way up. right now. we're seeing the snow down 3,000 probably watch out snow. a lift to about 6,000 feet or so as we head into a wednesday and then drop down then again, as we head in toward thursday, probably down to about 5,000 feet or so. but we're talking maybe 40 inches of new snow over that time period. so tremendous amounts of snow. and there's plenty more on the way. all right. here's the first look at that next major storm that is just beginning to develop to see a little swirl here in the atmosphere. this is last on some moisture all the way down. 2 of the hawaiian islands. so that's that's a subtropical tap that is going to be making its way toward the bay area. we've had another weak system go through

tonight. showers tapering off just a bit. but there's plenty more to come. in fact, we're going to get a little bit of a break, but not enough to want to really keep us have from having to worry about any flooding. in fact, as we get into early on wednesday morning, here it comes expecting very strong gusty winds as the first part of the storm moves on shore. this what we call the warm front that will bring with it. the rain, some heavy rain, a possibility and then that rain really kicks into gear with the cold front dropping in about the middle of the day in the north bay, then stretching across the bay area through that time period. that is going to be a significant rain event. very heavy rainfall forecast all around the bay area. showers likely to continue. right as we head into thursday morning as well. and then we're going to catch a little bit of a brief break, but it's not going to be very long. so we start talking about some tremendous rainfall totals as this all starts to add up. so here we go through time with that next storm system. maybe not as much rain down in the urban areas as the previous one, but still we're talking about 2 plus inches. maybe 3 inches of rainfall. you get over the mountain tops 3 to 6 inches. and i think maybe over the santa cruz mountains that might be the bull's eye. we could see rainfall totals there to 6,

maybe 10 inches of rain, flooding likelihood as we head in towards wednesday and thursday. >> kron 4 sports. >> we are live at chase center man. what a game we have going on right now. the warriors and the hawks. they are tied up in double overtime. klay thompson has his 4th career, 50 point game in his first 50 point game since coming back from those 2 devastating leg injuries. of course, as soon as this one goes final, we will have your full highlights is one. 36 1.36. in double overtime. klay thompson, 54 points on the night. just a brilliant game. we will have your final highlights soon as this game ends. and more live coverage from chase center. now someone else who had a crazy crazy good night in the nba tonight, donovan mitchell, 71 points. that's nba

season-high. that's the most since devin booker scored 70 a few years ago. he also had 11 assists. >> and 8 rebounds. the cavs beat the bulls. one. 45 1.34? they were actually down. 21 points. but the line of the night donovan mitchell, 71 11 in 8, truly a master fulton were for all right to the nfl now the forty-niners. they had a thriller of a win in los vegas yesterday. they beat the raiders in overtime. >> reporter 9th straight win their longest win streak since 1997. now the look ahead to the final game of the season as they host arizona cardinals on sunday. a notable injury from yesterday's game. christian mccaffrey sprained ankle will be day to day. >> while samuel and aline mitchell will continue to practice this week. getting those guys back will be huge for forty-niners that they make their way into the playoff. while kyle shanahan was impressed with his team's win, know they can't let up.

now they need all the momentum they can get as they head into the playoffs. >> we've got a big way and that, you know, obviously this hard fought took all the way over time to get it done. you always want to know what that i want those guys enjoy the way and enjoy the ride home on the plane. then also want to give them the day off to them. i guess kind of their first victory monday, just so they can recover a little bit. we have victory. monday is is it come back from staying away or been short week where we have no >> but as i talk about a bunch of the mistakes and we've got a huge game this week, another will come in wednesday, ready to go and got to finish the season off the right way. this regular season to make sure that we're playing our best football going to the playoffs. >> and now to the college kids. stanford host, the 15th ranked arizona today was nice matinee game at 11, 30. hannah jump here in the 3rd. got a garter. this shot put stanford up by. 21 jump at 4 threes. 13 point stanford wins. 73. 57. a

very nice win over a quality opponent. kron. 4 sports reporter kate rooney was at the farm. she had joins us with more. >> new year, same stanford women's basketball squad. the number 2 ranked stanford cardinal continued their dominance over pac 12 foes with a win today at maples, pavilion against the 15th ranked arizona wildcats head coach tara vanderveer call this one a gritty win. it was far from perfect. the card overcame a slow start. a slew of early turnovers, an efficient free-throw shooting to hold the wildcats to a season low. 57 points with conference play just getting underway. vanderveer said there's plenty to be happy about in this one, but also plenty to work on sometimes when things aren't going well for you offensively, though, you've got to rely on your defense and our defense really stepped up. >> i mean, to hold them to 57 you know, too. i france defense. i haley's defense staying in that game you know,

just i thought was, you know, that their field goal percentage wasn't that good ours could be i wasn't crazy about some of our shot selection, now we i think we'll learn from this and get better. >> stanford's francesca believe he had her best performance of the season. coming off the bench, 14 points and 10 rebounds in the game. haley jones added her 5th double double of the season. now the cardinal get ready to head out on the road for about 3 weeks will be back at maples, pavilion for a date with the 8th ranked utah utes on january. 20th until then in stanford. kate rooney kron 4 sports. >> thanks for that report. came back here at chase center. the warriors up by 5 points with less than a minute to go here in chase center. double overtime. warriors hawks has been a thriller. klay thompson has his 4th career. 50 point game. he scored 54 tonight yourself. masterful performance by klay thompson soon as this one of those final, we will have highlights and a live report

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look at how communities are recovering tonight at what you need to know about. maybe a bigger storm coming this week. but first, a shocking scene tonight in cincinnati after buffalo bills safety damar hamlin collapses on the field. thanks for joining us at 10. i'm ken wayne and i'm grant lotus in for pam tonight. the latest update on damar hamlin. >> is that he's in the hospital in critical condition. tonight's game between the bills and the bengals has been suspended indefinitely after hamlin went down after a tackle in the 1st quarter. but we're still not exactly sure what happened to him. why he collapse will play a clip. you see hamlin, you get hit in the chest while making a tackle kind of a routine play gets to his feet takes a little step and you see number 3 there just fall backwards suddenly goes down and he stayed on the field on his back motionless. the team's medical staff rushed onto the field. you could sense the urgency they started