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blocking most of this major thoroughfare. in san jose, the power of the storm toppling this tree in a town house. downed treess across highways in santa rosa too. a driver seriously injured on the 101 after a huge tree toppled over onto his car. >> solo driver, that driver sustained major unknown injuries and was transported to a local hospital. >> reporter: heavy surf pounding the shore in santa cruz. our zohreen shah is there. >> wind gusts up to 50 miles per hour. you can see the waves crashing down behind me. this part of the beach is closed off to the public. >> reporter: ginger zee is in sun valley where residents are sandbagging their homes. preparing for the worst. >> worst case is if mud comes in and gets into my house. >> reporter: the governor's team putting 21 swift water teams on standby and activated the state guard for rapid deployment for what could be the state's worst storm in years. the grammy awards show kicks off in downtown l.a. just as heavy rains will be inundating the roads there. officials pleading w

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district has been a major topic of discussion recently. the school has seen a substantial uptick in violence and gang related activities. so much so that back in december, santa rosa police were stationed temporarily on campus for the two weeks leading up to the winter break. now, just today, authorities say that around 8 a.m, an intoxicated 16 year old male suspect wearing a ski mask was trespassing on the montgomery high campus. police tell us that 16 year old was checking door handles at the school and approached several students after being escorted off of school grounds by staff, police found the suspect at a nearby grocery store, where they detained him at some point this morning. officials say that suspect also flashed a knife at one student and threatened to stab him. amid this uptick in violence at santa rosa city schools district leaders say student safety is their top priority. >> it is essential to acknowledge that schools alone cannot bear the entire responsibility of tackling the root causes of youth violence and gang affilia

downed trees across highways in santa rosa, too. a driver seriously injured on the 101 after a huge tree toppled over onto his car. the solo driver that driver sustained and major unknown injuries and was transported to a local hospital and heavy surf pounding the shore in santa cruz. our zohreen shah is there. >> wind gusts are up to 59mph here in santa cruz. >> you can see those waves crashing down behind me. this part of the beach is closed off to the public and ginger zee is in sun valley, where residents are sandbagging their homes, preparing for the worst worst case scenario would be if mud comes in and gets into my house. >> so the governor's office putting 21 swift water rescue teams on standby and activating the california state guard for rapid deployment for what could be the state's worst storm in years. >> these winds are ripping to over 60 miles an hour here in santa barbara, up the coast in monterey, where they're trying to play the pebble beach golf tournament. that's been postponed until monday because of the winds a

vast majority focused in santa clara county where 71,000 customers are still in the dark. marin county has an estimated 54,000 customers, sonoma county 43,000. as always, if your power is out, you can check for storm updates 24/7 by using our free nbc bay area app. and the roadways, power sources are not the only impact from the storm and the strong winds. bay area airports are also feeling it. >>> "today in the bay"'s ginger conejero saab is live at sfo. we know hundreds of flights were delayed or canceled yesterday. monday is always such a big travel day. how are we looking? >> reporter: well, rainy days and mondays, laura and kris, it depends on your perspective this morning. we're not in the hundreds like yesterday, but of course it is still 5:00 in the morning. you see a couple of those cancellations, several of them on the screens already. but sfo reporting a total of 39 flight delays and 27 total cancellations as of now. those numbers can expect to grow throughout the day. last night the airport said strong winds caused some flights to be delayed up to five hours, a

. >> now in southern california, one community and the santa monica mountains is dealing with a major mess in the aftermath of these storms, a torrential rain turned their street into a rushing river, forcing evacuations and rescues. reporter josh haskell from our sister station in los angeles. is there. >> the creek that runs along topanga canyon boulevard in the santa monica mountains, now a raging river, it overflowed from all the rain early monday morning, creating a mudflow near robinson road. trapping vehicles. nine people had to be rescued, and it's been obviously nonstop rain. >> um, our house last night, a tree fell on it and then we live in a duplex, so the upper level, which is above us, we're on the lower one. it's leaking. and so there's like a lot of water coming in. so we evacuated to my sisters down that way. and unfortunately now the mudflow prevented us from getting out. >> those who live in topanga say the river hasn't overtaken the road since 2011. up and down the canyon, water can be seen rushing down hillsides and multiple mudslides have occurred in parts of topa

and we also know that's your right, representative of the major policy and movements including santa how my spell of cnn is my major hot and other functions from syria and lebanon. a gathering in moscow here for 3 days to develop a strategy, a unified strategies. what to do next during the, with israel and russia has previously held similar meetings. so we know that this time around, this is the full, amazing, already kind of it's kind and obviously they try to help to achieve brick installation between all these policy and functions. and there was also nothing special about that because this is kind of the usual mediation work of a plat, claiming a leading position in the mid least the but off to the guns of who broke um, everything appears in a different light. now, because the very facts of such amazing is considered by israel as support for terrace and has already led to serious the terror ration and relations. and it's interesting though, usually that this meeting is taking place in mosca. how is russia trying to place itself here? as well, once again, the russian wants to play

we are seeing one major outage in santa cruz. we are also seeing images in cupertino. we will keep you updated as those outages change. >>> san francisco warning people to stay clear of golden gate park. falling trees and brarnl bram b the main concern today. the kaiser san francisco half marathon has been rerouted to avoid going through golden gate park. the race will now be entirely along the great highway. for anyone who is willing to brave those winds. >>> speaking of the winds, a high surf advisory is taking effect along the coast. that's early this morning. this was the theme in san francisco's ocean beach yesterday. people checking out the big waves and some even catching them before the rain started. >> it looks pretty good when you are far away. when you get closer, you're like, okay, it's pretty serious and looks like it will get more serious. maybe put your feet in the water, but don't go further than that. yeah, i mean, unless you're really into cardio exercise, that's no fun what's behind me. >> no fun. there were a few surfers in the water. but, again, of

we are looking forward to that much needed break after the major impacts in the bay. >>> to santa rosa. after a night of howling winds and downed trees, many are dealing with power outages . we to show you how impacted the north bay is right now. the positive news this morning, you heard jessica mention, much of the rain has passed. fire department say now it is time to get to work to protect your homes and families from the next incoming storm. >> it is one of the big things we are trying to pushes take advantage of the brakes between the storm and see if you have any we can the trees. if you do and have concerns, reach out to a tree expert. >>> another new safety concern for all californians. at&t is pushing for regulatory change that could mean the end of land lines in california. streaming at 9:30, hear from one woman who sees losing her landline as a major safety concern. >>> north america said to be the center of the soccer world in a few years. we will tell you what lucky city is set to hold the what makes a medicare supplement insurance plan, like an aarp medicare supplement in

. >>> feeling major gains on wall street, nvidia, santa clara-based chip company is one of the largest on wall street and the company jumped more than 12% after reporting total revenue rows 265% from a year ago. the company says the growth was driven by its a.i. business. >>> the biden administration announcing new efforts to forgive student loans. yesterday more than 150,000 borrowers who have been paying their loans for over a decade had their loans canceled. president biden said he is wiping out some $1.2 billion with of debt for people who enrolled in the saving on a valuable education or save prepayment program and borrow $12,000 or less. >>> the head of boeing 30 77 prepayment program and borrow $12,000 or less. >>> the head of boeing 37 seven max jet program is leaving after a number of safety and quality -related issues. this is the first significant staff shake up since the door panel of a bone jetblue off midflight last november -- last month. preliminary findings by the ntsb has determined that the door plug left the factory with missing bolts. boeing has named a new person

including santa mosque. but as soon as long as you have also functions from syria and lebanon, several gathering in moscow. and they are indeed willing to develop a unified strategy for action against the backdrop of the who in gaza right now. and of course, there is hope that some kind of reconciliation will be achieved. and uh, also uh, uh, also i can say that we are guessing more information right now. and of course we'll bring you more later you send them using with circuit. now for us, it's interesting that moscow has decided to even host dismissing what should we take away from that in terms of how rushes trying to style itself. i always say russia is trying to be immediate and they says, no, that's 1st amazing here in moscow. it's a, it's a russia is trying to portray itself as a mediation and an important regional play in the middle east, and it will still occupied that position. that's uh, obviously off to all of us to be uh, the outbreak of the war on the 7th of october. and everything has changed

there will be wind gusts as high as 80 miles per hour there leading to major power outages. finally, impact. santa barbara has issued evacuations with high likelihood of life-threatening flash flooding, up to a foot of rain in urban areas like los angeles is rare. this will lead to freeway flooding. ultimately this is an incredibly powerful and widespread storm moving in. whit? >> whit: we still have a ways to go with this one. all right, somara, thank you. >>> we turn now to the latest u.s. strikes against iranian-backed militants in yemen. the u.s. and its allies conducting air strikes against 36 houthi targets across 13 locations in response to attacks against international commercial shipping in the red sea. this just one day after retaliatory strikes against dozens of sites in syria and iraq following the deaths of three u.s. service members in jordan. here you can see before and after satellite images of one of those strikes in syria by american forces. and the devastation on full display in iraq. burnt-out cars and destroyed buildings. this long-range supersonic b-1 b

the santa cruz mountains, .75 inches of rain since this morning. other amounts, a quarter inch or less, more modest rainfall totals. we have off and on light to moderate rain showers. this is a major winter storm that will be pin wheeling around the heart of the system and sending more waves of rain across the bay area. first alert doppler is lit up. with the light to moderate rain, some might to heavy downpours making their way into napa county. we have another band of slightly heavier rain lining up from marin county and then extending offshore. this will sweep through san francisco and the rain continues to fall in the santa cruz mountains but it has not overcome the barrier of the santa cruz mountains. that rain shadow effect is in full force right now. here is look at the loop. you can see the rain surging in from the west. we will see this coming out in the next few days. two asked does show the rain taking a break but it will be a generally wet and progressively colder weather pattern . starting up the day with scattered showers tomorrow, th

a major development in an early morning. deadly shooting in santa clara. learning a 3 year-old boy was killed and his mother's boyfriend. he's a suspect. the shooting happened about 2.30, this morning at an apartment complex on points on that drive off the lawrence expressway. police say the little boy's mother called them saying that her live in boyfriend shot her son. the little boy died at the scene. the suspect has been identified as 25 year-old sergio gomez who got into a brief struggle with officers before he was arrested, according to police, he was sent to the hospital with minor injuries. but is expected to be booked into the county jail. police say the little boy was not related to the suspect. our reporter, sara stinson, we'll have more on the story coming up later on on kron. 4 news at 10. >> yeah. did you hear it fund or and lightning heard and seen in san francisco today as heavy rain showers make their way through the bay area. >> yeah, a heavy downpour says too much for the city's storm drains. at least some of them. this is at franklin and

santa barbara county officials issued evacuation orders due to the risk of major flooding. landslides, flash floods, and even tornadoes are all threats. the governor's office of emergency services activated its operations center to help deploy state, local, and federal response to any emergencies. the national weather service sys up to eight inches of rain is expected in some places. this storm is the latest in a series to pound the state this month. >>> a minnesota community is mourning today after two police officers and a paramedic were shot and killed responding to a domestic call. dozens of people in the minneapolis suburb of burnsville gathered last night for a public vigil to honor the lives lost. jonah kaplan of cbs news minnesota has the latest on the investigation. >>> i need an ambulance to -- stand by on the address. i need two additional ambulances. >> reporter: the call for paramedics came shortly after 5:00. minutes later dispatch ordered everyone to stay back. >> medics, please back off. medics, back off and turn off lights. >> reporter: first responders rus

. >> kaylee skyler, fox news an overwhelming majority of unionized nurses in santa clara county have voted to authorize a strike. >> the registered nurses professional association rallied over what they say have been ongoing patient care issues. they accuse santa clara county of bargaining in bad faith, with 97% of members voting to authorize a strike if the county continues to do so. nurses say the county has ignored staffing issues and not followed through on its promise to address the problem. and ultimately, it is taking a toll on patients. >> if managing manager increases the ratios in its efficacy and it affects the employees to put the patients at risk, i beg you and i respectfully submit this article. i am the nurse in white nurses also say the county has failed to make investments in basic resources to keep staff and patients safe. >> we did reach out to the county for its reaction to the nurses demands, and the county released a statement saying patient care and safety is our top priority. the safety and well-being of our nurses and our entire workforce is essential for the

melissa lauder, a santa clara university alum. >> lauder struggle to see her clear path to the pros time. she hopes this team can serve as an inspiration to the next generation here in the bay, all the schools around here can see that all the women's soccer programs can see that much more clearly than i got to, and i just want to pay that forward for the girls who have a vision to want to keep playing. >> they can they can really see that here with this team and fans will see this team in action for their home opener on march 30th at paypal park in san jose. >> dustin dawsey, abc seven news. and good luck to them. >> some business news cisco plans to cut thousands of jobs in its latest round of layoffs. filings show about 730 jobs will be cut across the bay area. that breaks down to more than 440 jobs in san jose, nearly 175 in milpitas and more than 100 in san francisco, documents show. the bay area layoffs are expected to happen starting on april 15th, after nearly a decade of work. apple has stopped its effort to develop an electric car. the cupertino based company, rumored proje

the group has 1000 members from as far north as sacramento and down south to santa cruz and monterey counties, with the majority from the san francisco bay area. >> we live in a very diverse part of california, so i think it's very important to, you know, celebrate our culture. >> the name of the group, hanfu, means clothing from the han dynasty in chinese history, kind of forgotten, but still, we want to bring it back and show people how pretty it is. shuai xiao immigrated from shanghai 12 years ago. most members are immigrants from china. chinese music, dance and clothing are ways to demonstrate pride in their culture and their desire to share it with others. xiao works in tech as a data scientist. >> this kind of like activities just make me feel close to home as well. >> there's a little blouse inside and there's a little blouse outside. >> nina zhao, a cpa, tells me she enjoys wearing the clothing of an empress. a sense of female empowerment. >> it makes me feel confident. so a lot of times before this, i was like very introverted. >> 5000 years, they have different kind of pain

rainfall, bull's-eye, the santa cruz mountains, 2-5 inches. san jose, 1 .73.l talk about the major shift in the weather pattern heading for us as we had to the weekend and all of those details in about 10 minutes. >> those people are looking for a change. >>> tonight thousands are still without power after the strong winds knocked down trees and whipped up power poles. crews are working overtime to fix the problems that popped up. >> reporter: on lincoln avenue businesses were closed, there is no power tonight. some of the stoplights are out and many residents are going on 30 hours without power. the estimated time of restoration for some, 11 pm tomorrow night. tonight the aftermath of the strong winds that whipped through the bay area. caution tape around downed trees and some are waiting for the power to come back on. ruben says his power went out 4 pm sunday, more than 24 hours later he and his neighbors are looking elsewhere to charge devices, plugging phones in their cars and they are dealing with other issues. >> we have a tankless heater. >> reporter: j

yet to arrive in majority of the east bay and down through the south bay, but the santa cruz mountains seeing some light amounts for now. everybody should get into this moisture by about noontime with heavier downpours later this afternoon. especially the north bay. around 1:00. we have round two later on into sunday evening. staying with us into presidents' day monday. what you need to watch out for is a soggy rain today. stronger storm later on tomorrow afternoon. talk about what's going on in the sierra, winter storm warning is ahead. kira, back to you. >> all right, cinthia. thanks. >>> stick with the forecast and just, for just a few minutes here. giving you a live look outside across the bay area. dreary out there. still dry in some areas. the north bay getting hit with the wet weather first. we know sandbag locations already are set up across the bay area to prepare folks for that incoming atmospheric river tomorrow. we have a live look at the pg&e outage map for you. we're not seeing anything too damaging right now. green, which is the majority of the outages there. that means

on monday, schools have closed here in santa barbara as well as ventura and los angeles counties. there is a major concern for people to take this storm seriously, and officials have been warning that this could be potentially life-threatening. and the biggest concern, if you see standing water, do not drive through it. this storm and the wetness from this storm is expected to dry out on tuesday. but the threat of downed trees and landslides could remain for days. dana griffin, nbc news. >> and so now millions of people are still under flood alerts a this hour. you want to get right to nbc meteorologist michelle grossman for an update on the forecast and what to expect. good morning, michelle. >> good morning, frances. this continues to be a tough situation. we're looking at the life-threatening flooding continuing throughout tomorrow. continuous rain, really heavy snow. we're measuring the snow in feet. also a chance for more mud slides, evacuations, power outages, because those winds are going to be gusting. as we look at this morning, we're looking at millions under alerts this

so majority of the rainfall was in the santa cruz mountains and also in the north bay.rybody over achieved. and that's why we are well over 100% of where we should be for this time of the year for our seasonal rainfall total, except for oakland international airport coming in at 91. but that's good. we'll still take that. we still have more rain in the forecast, but not until late sunday into monday. live weather camera looking out there. you know, if you can see between some of the clouds, we have the 91% waxing gibbous moon becoming a full moon on friday. here you go. temperature wise, 50 to 61 degrees. at this hour. we do still have a flood warning. it's in effect for sonoma. sonoma county. we've had some rain showers just skirting across the north bay at this hour, all associated with that departing area of low pressure for the most part, these are disintegrated, but we still have this one cell right there just outside of antioch and oakley, heading towards the rio vista area. within the next couple of minutes, all right. this is really interesting doings. check out

it all comes down to one major sales pitch. it's really a once-in-a-lifetime story about this sales pitch and it happened on a great america ride. we'll explain. >>> plus 9ers fans are arriving to vegas and, boy, do they have the greeters there, the welcoming committee, a team of volunteers there to welcome them as they touch down. i like that wonder, touch down. let's go to our very own vern glenn and talk more touchdowns and all that in his winning report. hi, vern. >> reporter: hey there, jules. i'm going to confuse or prompter operator a second because i have to explain what's going on. we were on the red carpet. we're off the red carpet and we're in this awards tent. let me show you something. behind this curtain in there is the hall of fame awards tent. that hall of fame class will be announced tonight. we're hoping patrick willis is one of the recipients. if he's selected, he'll be in that tent along with many, many awards winners tonight from mvp to offensive player of the year. it's going to be all that. now back to th

rainfall, bull's-eye, the santa cruz mountains, 2-5 inches. san jose, 1 .73. i will talk about the major shift in the weather pattern heading for us as we had to the weekend and all of those details in about 10 minutes. >> those people are looking for a change. >>> tonight thousands are still without power after the strong winds knocked down trees and whipped up power poles. crews are working overtime to fix the problems that popped up. >> reporter: on lincoln avenue businesses were closed, there is no power tonight. some of the stoplights are out and many residents are going on 30 hours without power. the estimated time of restoration for some, 11 pm tomorrow night. tonight the aftermath of the strong winds that whipped through the bay area. caution tape around downed trees and some are waiting for the power to come back on. ruben says his power went out 4 pm sunday, more than 24 hours later he and his neighbors are looking elsewhere to charge devices, plugging phones in their cars and they are dealing with other issues. >> we have a tankless heater. >> repor

this is the second homicide of the year in santa clara. >>> 6:32 right now. stage is set for tonight's senate debate, and it is a race that will have a major role in california's representation for decades. >> four candidates, three democrats, one republican, they have to do well to make it past the march primary. "today in the bay"'s kris sanchez is joining us from the newsroom. >> four candidates will be on the stage tonight, but in fact there are 27 candidates vying to fill late senator dianne feinstein's seat, again, only the top four poll high enough to make the debate stage tonight. these are the four candidates who will be on that stage, three democrats, one republican, congressman adam schiff who leads in the polling and recently led the impeachment trial against donald trump. the republican is steve garvey, best known as a player for the dodgers and padres and for political dealings. congresswoman katie porter is known for questioning of corporate executives during congressional hearings in washington, d.c., and of course congresswoman barbara lee wh

east of l.a., this woman's mother survived a major slide yesterday morning. >> she was oh my god, the coming down, the hill is coming down. >> we had an amount of rain before, but not as bad. >> reporter: in this storm, jesus barone's situation is all too typical. he took us through his house. >> no power. >> reporter: it actually looked okay, until we got here. oh, my gosh! so it's not like it even came through. it's not like it even came through the window here. >> it came through the wall. it came through the wall, as you can see. yes, it took down the studs. it took down everything, yes. >> reporter: wow. this is what it looks like from the backyard. the mud punched a hole right through the wall. more rain is on the way, and that's bad news for people who live in hillside communities where the threat of even more mud slides very real. norah? >> just incredible to look at that. carter evans, thank you so much. >>> two philadelphia area police officers were wounded today responding to a call that an 11-year-old had possibly been shot at a home in east lansdowne, pennsylvania. but it

forecasters have warned of hurricane—force winds and potentially deadly floods between santa barbarahe second time in a matter of days that california has been hit by torrential rain and high winds. the kenyan government says the number of people who died in a huge gas explosion in nairobi on thursday has risen to six. more than fifty others are still receiving treatment in hospital. a lorry laden with gas canisters blew up just before midnight in a densely populated area of the city, causing several fires. on saturday president william ruto blamed incompetent and corrupt government officials for allowing the plant to operate in a residential area. the grammy awards, celebrating the best of the music industry, are taking place tonight. stars including taylor swift, olivia rodrigo, miley cyrus and lana del rey have multiple nominations in a female—led field. our los angeles correspondent emma vardy is on the red carpet. dominating musics biggest night. it's hard to imagine a more successful 12 months for taylor swift after her record—breaking errors tour, auntie hero is a favourite to

forecasters have warned of hurricane—force winds and potentially deadly floods between santa barbarad time in a matter of days that california has been hit by torrential rain and high winds. there's growing international concern over the political situation in senegal after president macky sall called off this month's election citing a row over the eligibility of candidates. opposition party supporters set up barricades around the capital dakar, and clashed with police. they were met with teargas and several people, including a former prime minister were reportedly detained. so how did senegal reach this point? meghan owen explains. this is senegal�*s president, macky sall, announcing just a day before campaigning was due to start that he was postponing the country's election. but why? well, a constitutional council have made the decision to bar several hopeful candidates, including high—profile politician ousmane sonko from the opposition. now, this decision is being investigated by lawmakers because there are questions over its impartiality. sall himself is not hoping to stand for

east of l.a., this woman's mother survived a major slide yesterday morning. >> she was just like, oh,god the hill is coming down, the hill is coming down. >> we had a lot of rain before but not as bad. >> reporter: in this storm, jesus barron's situation is all too typical purely took us through his house. >> no power. >> reporter: it actually looks okay until we got here. oh, my gosh. so it is not like it even came came through the window. >> through the wall. it came through the wall. you can see, yes, took out the studs, he took out everything. yes. >> reporter: wow. this is what it looks like from the backyard. the mud punched a hole right through the wall. more rain is on the way, and that is bad news for people who live in hillside communities, where the threat of even more mudslides is very real. norah? >> norah: just incredible to look at that. carter evans, thank you so much. here in washington, a landmark $118 billion bipartisan plan to tight in the southern border and help pay for the war in ukraine has collapsed. and tonight, there is little sense and little hope that cong

the truck driver suffered major injuries as well. in the north bay, santa rosa. police have arrested a man for dui and crashing into a pole. so this happened last thursday was early in the morning on west steele lane right near mcbride lane. police say the driver had a blood alcohol level nearly twice the legal limit. he was booked into the sonoma county jail. in the south bay. a small business owner in san jose says her pie shop is now out thousands of dollars after tesla unexpectedly canceled a huge order that it had placed proper. samantha harris spoke to the owner about what happened. >> the giving pies in san jose's willow, glen neighborhood is a staple. each pie is carefully assembled by hand in small batches. despite that, the shop is managed. could together orders for large corporations like apple, google and into it. the owner longview rosset herrin era says on valentine's day the shop got a last-minute order request from tesla, 2000, many pies have to be living on tuesday. the other half on thursday. she said she agreed that then the waiting game began.

officials in california have issued evacuation orders ahead of a potentially major storm.arned of hurricane level winds and potentially deadly floods near santa barbara and los angeles. some schools have cancelled classes. it is the second time california has been hit by torrential rain and high winds. the kenyan government say the number of people who died in a gas explosion in nairobi on thursday has risen to fix. —— six. gas canisters blew up on monday night in a densely populated area of the city, causing several fires. pakistan is heading to the polls this week. but there are questions about how free or fair these elections will be. former prime minister imran khan is disqualified from running and received three jail sentences this week, keeping him in prison for 14 years. his party, the pti, had their electoral symbol of a cricket bat removed, meaning all candidates are now running as independents. they have alleged there is a campaign of intimidation, abduction and harassment against them. the authorities have denied it. our pakistan correspondent caroline davies re

east of l.a., this woman's mother survived a major slide yesterday morning. >> she was just like, "oh god, the hill is coming down, the hill is coming down." >> we had an amount of rain before but not as bad. >> reporter: in this storm, jesus barron's situation is all too typical. he took us through his house. >> no power. >> reporter: it actually looked okay until we got here. oh, my gosh. so it's not like it even came through -- it's not like it even came through the window. >> came through the wall. it came through the wall. as you can see, yes, it took down the studs, it took down everything. yes. >> reporter: wow. this is what it looks like from the backyard. the mud punched a hole right through the wall. more rain is on the way, and that's bad news for people who live in hillside communities, where the threat of even more mudslides is very real. norah? >> norah: just incredible to look at that. carter evans, thank you so much. here in washington, a landmark $118 billion bipartisan plan to tighten the southern border and help pay for the war in ukraine has collapsed. and tonight,

southern california is dealing with major flooding warnings this morning.ks in santa barbara county turned into raging rivers from the runoff, flooding on the airfield has closed. the santa barbara airport again. that's the second time this has happened in the past few weeks in ventura county. it's mudslide that have everyone worried. >> we're also keeping an eye on the hillsides and their saturation levels and making advisories on evacuations. if necessary. >> in la county, flash flood warnings are in effect for the beverly glen area. neighbors are on alert in case mud starts moving downhill. >> some much needed financial assistance will soon be heading to san diego after the powerful storm caused widespread flooding there. fema announced a major disaster declaration for the city. after that storm hit in january. governor newsom says the declaration will help support residents and businesses affected. the mayor of san diego is praising the announcement, saying it will help rebuild the city. >> an alarming new report exposes a danger under several freeways

truck driver suffered major injuries in this.y, santa rosa police arrested a man for alleged dui crash into a pole. this happened la thursday early in the mornion west elaine, right near mcbride lane. police say the driver had a blood alcohol level almost twice the legal limit. he was booked into the sonoma county jail. >> well, a ban on octopus farming was introduced at the california state senate. their assembly. the bill seeks to prohibit the farming of octopus on both land and sea. according to the proposal methods used on these farms are inhumane and the species is not suited for large-scale breathing. the legislation will also put a ban on the import of farm raised octopus into california. similar bills were introduced in washington state and in hawaii. and 8 months old, tiger is now being taken care of out at the oakland zoo. vets say she was rescued from a private facility where she apparently suffered bone fractures. zoo officials didn't name that private facility or where it's located. but they did say the broken bones

creeks in santa barbara county turned into river from the runoff.looding into the airfield has closed. the santa barbara airport once again. that's the second time this has happened in just the past few weeks. in ventura county, it's mudslides that has everyone concerned. >> we're also keeping an eye on the hillsides and their saturation levels and making advisories on evacuations if necessary. >> in l.a. county, flash flood warnings are in effect for the beverly glen area. neighbors are once again on alert in case mud starts moving downhill. >> some much needed aid will soon head to san diego after the powerful storm caused widespread flooding. fema announced a major disaster has been declared for the city after the storm. in january, governor newsom says the declaration will help support residents and businesses impacted the mayor of san diego praises the announcement, saying it will help rebuild the city. >> an alarming new report exposes a danger under several freeways in california. the out of 60 underpass storage sites statewide, just 12 past

causing major problems.d morning, rob. >> reporter: good morning, gio. the rain may have shifted south but the water keeps coming here in the santa barbara coast line. look at this wave action we've got. eight to ten foot waves continually pounding on this beach, eating away at the sand. at the same time, the runoff from all the rain has been pouring out trying to get dumped into the ocean. we have all sorts of debris, erosion. everything has been put to the test with this wave action. this isn't the only spot. coastal flood advisory, heavy surf from san francisco to san diego which will extend through today, if not in some spots through tomorrow. the airport, santa barbara airport, was shut down yesterday. commercial flights have all been cancelled because of high water. hopefully, they'll reopen later on today. we got half a foot of rain in some of the mountainous areas. some of the burn scar areas have been evacuated, have not slid. we're hoping no more land slides with the next match of rain coming. lins

the group has 1000 members from as far north as sacramento and down south to santa cruz and monterey county, with the majority from the san francisco bay area. >> we live in a very diverse part of california, so i think it's very important to, you know, celebrate our culture. >> the name of the group, hanfu, means clothing from the han dynasty in chinese history, kind of forgotten, but still, we want to bring it back and show people how pretty it is. shuai xiao immigrated from shanghai 12 years ago. most members are immigrants from china. chinese music, dance and clothing are ways to demonstrate pride in their culture and their desire to share it with others. xiao works in tech as a data scientist. >> this kind of like activities just make me feel close to home as well. >> there's a little blouse inside and there's a little blouse outside. nina zhao, a cpa, tells me she enjoys wearing the clothing of an empress. >> a sense of female empowerment. >> it makes me feel confident. so a lot of times before this, i was like, very introverted. >> 5000 years. they have different kind of paint

melissa lauder, a santa clara university alum. >> lauder struggle to see her clear path to the prost that time. she hopes this team can serve as an inspiration to the next generation here in the bay, all the schools around here can see that all the women's soccer programs can see that much more clearly than i got to, and i just want to pay that forward for the girls who have a vision to want to keep playing. >> they can they can really see that here with this team and fans will see this team in action for their home opener on march 30th at paypal park in san jose. >> dustin dawsey, abc seven news. we're just a week away from california's march primary next. >> the efforts to get bay area voters involved and to the polls, plus the country's top concern in what's topping the list now, hasn't been americans main worry for five ye conservative republican steve garvey is the wrong choice for the senate. ...our republican opponent here on this stage has voted for donald trump twice. mr. garvey, you voted for him twice... as your own man, what is your decision? garvey is wrong for californ

so let's zoom back in and let's talk about the the rain because yesterday, we had major, major stormsg communities like santa rosa and san francisco too. but we're waking up with a lot lighter conditions this morning. light drizzle to the north bay right now and will continue to watch that sweep to the east throughout the next couple of hours. for the most part, we can see anywhere up to around 0.1 of rain up in the north bay and around 5:00 p.m. and then it continues to dry up as we head into overnight hours tonight. leaving us with drier conditions throughout the roast of this week but this whole storm, the whole mass of it since this weekend, we've seen over 3 inches of rainfall in communities like san rafael and over 2 inches in san francisco. which about an inch and a half of that was just from yesterday alone. and pretty impressive numbers down near san jose getting close to an inch. now it does dry up as we head into the next couple of days and that's great news. we need that dry break and then we see a light chance of showers return into the forecast early next week but that w

the results from an annual san francisco voter poll are in and the majority people surveyed say the city is heading in the wrong direction. >> according to toe chamber of commerce's city beat poll, 72% of voters say san francisco's on the wrong track, although that's actually down a little bit from 77% last year, only 40% say they visit downtown weekly and 85% say they want empty. downtown office. space is converted for other uses. addressing retail theft is still a hot button issue for state lawmakers. >> today state leaders announced some new legislation they say will tackle the issue head on our eytan wallace gives us a closer look at the proposal. >> well, speaker events as part of this proposal are still in the works, but he and democratic leaders presented an overall framework they believe will combat retail theft. organized retail theft is a problem that we need to tackle. that's exactly what somebody speaker robert reeva says he's aiming to do with new legislation just introduced. >> chair of the assembly, retail thefts, select committee, democrat rick chavez burger and chair of

sunday's major storm left a trail of destruction. the cleanup is just starting.ld take weeks in santa rosa, a 100 foot fall foot tall fir tree fell onto a home. it crushed the garage. officials redtagged that home. strong winds also toppled a tree in forestville, taking out part of a driveway and some power lines with it. residents there say they are now stuck at home with no way out. we're kind of stranded up here. >> we can't take our car down this driveway and we can't cross the downed power lines until they come in, clear it nearby in windsor, russian river brewing company says they saved the beer. >> the company rented an 800 watt generator on sunday to keep the beer cool, according to social media. the brewery was back up and running yesterday afternoon with full service dining in the east bay. >> people are dealing with damage and the aftermath of the weekend. severe weather. p-g-and-e's crews were seen yesterday working hard to fix snapped power poles. three walnut creek elementary school started the day without power. residents are getting by as power is

but the rate of homelessness in santa clara county also jumped 24%. a representative from destination home says the cost of rent is a major factor. >> we know we have guy rocketing rents and our community. and people aren't making enough money. and the combination of those 2 coupled with the fact that we don't have affordable, truly affordable housing options of the scale that we really need means that so many people in our community are just one page missed paycheck, one financial emergency away from ending up on the streets. >> destination home says the county needs to build more housing because their data shows 96% of unhoused people that get into affordable housing. stay permanently housed. there's a massive wildfire that's burning out of control right now through the texas panhandle. it is triggered evacuations and is threatening to burn homes, farms and businesses. the smokehouse creek fire has chewed through more than 500,000 acres since it started on monday. the fire is northeast of our murillo. it's now the second largest fire in texas histor

but the great of homeless people in santa clara county also jumped 24% representative from destination home says the cost of rent is a major factor. >> we know we have guy rocketing rents in our community. and people aren't making enough money. and the combination of >> 8.13 is the time in new this morning. the san jose city council has approved a new lease and contracts for new management of raging waters. the city council member domingo candela says that the agreement allows region waters to operate this summer. the park originally opened back in 1985, but it closed indefinitely last september after ending its lease with the city. so the fact that it's back up and running or will be this summer is going to be obviously big news for a lot of family and to love splashing in the water side of things to go there when i was younger. so glad there. >> bring it back. but we will be going any time soon. ground at the moment. they would have been a good day. i you know, i need to no the we're going raging waters in a different eyes water slides will be we are looking out there at diamond peak

coming up, more than 8 billion dollars in beauty products recovered. >> the major crime bus spanning the state, the new ballot initiative aimed to protect the travis air force base. why their concerns about radar and flights there and zoo tickets scans how san francisco zoo officials say scammers are new at 10 officials at the san francisco zoo are warning about a scam on social media. >> they say that someone is advertising for tickets to the zoo for just under $7. they say the offer is not even coming from the zoo. if you do plan to visit, they ask that you buy your tickets from the zoo directly. >> drivers will soon have to pay more with allstate insurance company just announced an average 30% price hike all states as payments to cover accidents have increased. so they have to adjust rates to reflect that cost. mcdonald's is giving away free food. the fast food chain says on thursdays during february and march, they'll be giving out free sausage egg mcmuffins and big macs. the offer is available on mcdonald's app. >> next up, a quiet east bay neighborhood now buzzing after police

now in the north bay, sandy's major storm left a trail of destruction in its wake.ocess is just starting and it could take weeks in santa rosa, a 100 foot fall from three foot tall fir tree, it fell into this home, crushing the garage. officials redtagged the home. strong winds also toppled a tree in forestville, taking out part of a driveway and power lines with it. residents there say they're now stuck at home with no way out. >> we're kind of stranded up here. we can't take our car down this driveway and we can't cross the downed power lines until they come and clear it. >> nearby in windsor, russian river brewing company says they saved the beer. the company rented an 800 watt generator sunday to keep the beer cool, according to social media. the brewery is back up and running yesterday afternoon with full service dining in the east bay. >> people there are dealing with damage and the aftermath of the weekend. severe weather just like everybody else. p-g-and-e's crews were seen yesterday working hard to fix snapped power poles. three walnut creek elementary scho

melissa lauder, a santa clara university alum. >> lauder struggled to see her clear path to the prost that time. she hopes this team can serve as an inspiration to the next generation here in the bay. >> all the schools around here can see that all the women's soccer programs can see that much more clearly than i got to, and i just want to pay that forward for the girls who have a vision to want to keep playing. they can they can really see that here with this team. >> and fans will see this team in action for their home opener on march 30th at paypal park in san jose. dustin dawsey, abc seven news. >> 556 bundle up this morning. it is cold out there. you can see a lot more of our areas are in the 30s compared to this time yesterday. our coldest spots in the north bay, parts of the east bay where we're starting out in the mid 30s around the bay shoreline like oakland, hayward, san jose, even the city. we're in the 40s. so we start out brisk once again. but we're in store for a lot of sunshine today for the morning commute. the only issue is it's cold out there, but we have bright sun