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the neighborhoods that has been greatly effected. matt? >> reporter: reggie, the neighborhoods have been impacted. just look at this. all of this debris that has been put out on the sidewalks and believe it or not, this is the second time that these residents have put the debris out on the sidewalks because they are filling up dumpsters here. you could see they are taking away the dumpsters. they filled up several of them. residents feed like this is a never-ending process but at least today they have some help. a busy day for san jose city workers. parking enforcement made sure curbs were clear of cars this morning. >> the city is taking care of it. they are doing this so they could clean the city. >> reporter: groups from several different city departments, including the conservative corp and environmental services met up to go into the recently flooded neighborhoods. dumpsters were delivered to the williams street neighborhood at about 9:00 this morning.

families are placing items damaged out on the sidewalk. today thef they -- they had a lot of help getting rid of it. >> we've been working for two days straight. tired and carrying everything out, but it is nice to see the city come and help us. >> reporter: karen davis' basement flooded. she didn't realize the city was bringing out dumpsters. she had already ordered her own and called out for friends help. >> hopefully tomorrow i'll have a whole boat load of my friends here to help me clean up. >> reporter: this is the first day of the city clean-up. they say they will be out here again tomorrow and if necessary back here on sunday. live in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. with a few areas of san jose still under mandatory evacuation orders, some people are spending the days and nights in a shelter. and today those who need a place to stay could move to the youth center right next door to the

james lick high school and replacing that shelter along with the one at evergreen valley high school. they need to close to get ready for students returning to class on monday. and tomorrow the city of san jose plans to open a flood assistance center at the community certainty. this is a multi-saagency, one-sp shop for emergency experts and they will all be there to help out. the center is open from 9:00 to 4:00 over the weekend and then from 8:00 to 6:00 monday through friday. if you want to seek some help today, 7 on your side's michael finney is set up in san jose to help people affected by the flood. he'll be answering questions like how to file insurance claims or how to find a contractor. so he will be at james lick high school from noon to 7:00 with a team of consumer experts. if you can't make it out there, you could always post your question on social media, just use that #ask finney and he'll be able to find it. we've been watching san jose

city leaders thanking first responders for the response to the flood this week. for t fortunately not one person was injured. we're checking out to see what happened. we're streaming this event live on the app and on abc7news.com. if you want to help the flood victims. text the words "red cross" to 90999 to make a $10 donation to automatically show up on your phone bill and they need volunteers so if you have some time and want to apply, go to our website at abc7news.com or to our news app and we'll link you to all of the information. believe it or not, we're back on storm watch for the weekend. and we're helping you plan ahead right now. i know you're saying, it doesn't look like it. blue skies and sunshine. a smooth commute over the san mateo bridge. well it will be a bit of a different story this time tomorrow. meteorologist lisa argen tracking that. lisa, this is not a major storm,

right? >> no, it is not. we have a lot of cold air associated with it but we have some distinguished guests in our studio we want to highlight and say hi to the coast guard and welcome you and them to the weekend. as we talk about that, we are looking at cold air that will bring in a couple of weather systems. not going to hold a lot of moisture, but we could see some low elevation snow around here, around hamilton and mt. diablo. mt. tam, temperatures up 20 degrees in some spots from overnight lows. and as we check out the rest of the day, you see the green on the screen. that represents a little bit of precip that is headed our way. not only today, but we have a cold weekend. but you know what? we have much brighter and warmer skies on the horizon. i'll be back in a few minutes to check out the weekend and time out the rain for you, reggie, in about five minutes. >> thank you, lisa. new details this morning, the alameda coroner corn firmed

the body was of the woman missing for a month. jayda jenkins was driving on january 21st when a traffic crash sent her car into niles canyon creek. severe weather hurt the search for jenkins. a dog walker came across her body last night. this map shows the distance between where she disappeared and where her body was found and it is a pretty long way. >> jayda was located in an area 11 miles from the original point of entry where her car went into the creek. >> authorities have dismissed foul play as a cause of jenkins' death. and as they update us on that investigation, they also revealed that one of their own will continue helping others even in death. sheriff's deputy michael foley died yesterday from head injuries suffered in a terrible accident on wednesday. officials tell us foley was an organ donor. the 29-year-old law enforcement

veteran died when he was hit by a prison bus driven by a co-worker. his funeral will be happening next week. and new this morning, sky 7 over the boy view district in san francisco where two people were shot on bancroft at 6:15 this morning. officers responded to the location and found two adult men with nonlife-threatening injuries. they were taken to the hospital for treatment and the cause of the shooting is still under investigation. developing news now, b.a.r.t. says ridership is down and it may need to raise fares. if you are thinking, didn't we just vote to give the system $3.5 billion and you are right. and b.a.r.t. says it still isn't enough. amy hollyfield live with us with the b.a.r.t. latest ask for more money. amy? >> reporter: could it be the rain? they tell me that ridership goes down when it rains. we've had a lot. it could be something else. they don't know. what they do know, they have to come up with ideas on how to get

more money. the ideas thrown out on the table so far are not very popular. one look at a packed b.a.r.t. train during commute hours and could you see ridership at this time of the day is up. it is all the other time giving b.a.r.t. problems. >> transbay peak trips are up. if the weekend ridership or the riders that are not trans-bay and the peak hours are down and that hurts our bottom line. >> they are facing a $15 to $25 million deficit this fiscal year in part because over all week day ridership is down 4% and the big one, down 9% on the weekend. officials are trying to figure out why. >> it might be because we're doing more track work on the weekend and there is delays and maybe uber and lyft have something to do with it. >> they have cut down on over time and now there is talk of raising fares or starting an hour later in the morning. the early bird commuters say

that would make life much tougher for them. >> if the train is full. it is really packed at this time. so a lot of people do use it. so that is huge. >> it is fairly expensive. people ride it so they could leave even earlier, so i don't understand why we need to do that. >> reporter: the board will make the final decision. they are polling riders this spring to get their thoughts. as for the bond measure passing in november, $3.5 billion, this is for infrastructure work and the first project is set to start in april which will mean more track shutdowns which could possibly mean more unhappy customers, b.a.r.t. is in just a vicious cycle of issues right now. live in walnut creek, amy hollyfield, stash taabc 7 news. >> thank you. media officials plan to roll out important service adjustments out based on your feedback and the agency is increasing service on popular routes adding bigger buses and making stop and schedule

adjustments to make service faster and roomier and hopefully nor reliable. there are too many of these to list right now so we'll send you to our website, abc7news.com, and get the full rundown there. next here on abc 7 news at 11:00. we're counting down to oscar sunday by checking in with jimmy kimmel. he is nervous. the

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bay. you are watching sky 7 live over the mcarthur b.a.r.t. station in oakland. firefighters have just pulled a person from underneath that train. we're awaiting an update on the person's condition. right now the station is shut down and b.a.r.t. riders throughout the system need to expect delays. we'll let you know as soon as service gets back to normal with a push on our app, abc 7 news you could download and as soon as we know, you will know. and more information on this breaking news as soon as i get it here. we're going to move on to other news, completely different story. a much happier one. the oscars on sunday and first-time host jimmy kimmel said he is nervous. he said he is waking up in the middle of the night and admits he may have already made a mistake in his preparation. >> i will go home and rewatch whatever happened and i will take note of the people who aren't laughing and i will do my best to destroy those people over the course of the next six to 11 years.

>> reporter: yes. jimmy kimmel said he's already planning his revenge on celebs who don't find his funny. all joking aside, he told me the pressure of hosting the oscars is starting to get to him. >> i've had a lot of dreams. i dream about the show a lot. >> reporter: here is the inside scoop on what we can expect. perhaps some mean tweets. >> tom hanks is a whiner. >> it will devour an elephant in one bite. >> can we expect any politically charged humor from you this year. >> you can't ignore what is going on in washington and i won't. >> reporter: he said he's already made perhaps the mistake of studying previous host and watching ten whole broadcasts from beginning to end. >> that actually made it worse because you see how good people like billy crystal and ellen degeneres is -- i wouldn't recommend it. my advice to a future oscar host, don't watch that, just go in blind. >> he is not new to this. he hosts the espys and the am

a's and including last year but there is something special about the oscars. >> jimmy, i recently saw your episode of finding your roots and i was really touched by the relationship that you had with your grandparents. what do you think they would say about you hosting the oscars this year? >> just the idea of being like on a local commercial would have been an amazing thing for anyone in my family. my cousin ann was on a billboard in las vegas and we all thought -- as if she won six oscars or something. so for them, i think they would -- i think they would be very, very excited by this. >> jimmy might be nervous but the rest of us aren't. he will be great. see the oscars on sunday only on abc 7 and live coverage starts at 2:00 p.m. and it starts at 5:30 and that continues next on abc 7 with a look inside of the swag bags for th stars. wouldn't you love to have one of those.

what is inside, from the fancy to the just plain odd. also a live look at our east bay hills camera. sunny today but rain comes back tomorrow. lisa

forget the award, i want the swag bag, don't you. and the list of goodies pretty great. getting more than $100,000 worth of luxurious items. we did find a few odd things. let's start with the swankier stuff. several travel vouchers including a six day hawaiian vacation, at my favorite island, kawai and a three night stay in

italy. so that is covered for you. a 14 karat solid gold and diamond encrusted bracelet and designer handbags. then it gets a little personal. under arm sweat patches -- what? and cellulite massage mats and other beauty enhancing products. the swag bags only go to the actor and actress nominees, the directors and writers and producers, sorry. >> that is no fun. >> not that we're ever getting that stuff. all we want is a little sunshine. >> well we have that for you. hurry up and get outside because it is changing. as we look at live doppler 7, it is clear. we are not tracking precip. but as we widen the perspective, you notice there is green to the northwest. a couple of areas of low pressure will drop down and invade the bay area beginning tomorrow and tomorrow is our best chance of showers. but we'll keep the cold air with us sunday night into monday. and we still have some flood

warnings to pass along to you from lake port to clear lake here, looking at the lake at 10.6 feet. and so right through tomorrow we are looking at the floodwaters slowly subsiding. so this continues to be a concern and also mendocino county looking at snow. a couple of inches. and we could see the snow levels to about 1400 feet. locally looking at 2500 feet. but not all moisture is associated with these systems. looking at santa cruz, 33 degrees. and 51 in gilroy. half moon bay is at 50. and the golden gate bridge pretty out there with a few high clouds and cumulus clouds and more of these throughout the afternoon as a weak weather system begins to descend from the north. 48 by the delta and 50 in livermore and temperatures were cold this morning. but we'll look for more chilly mornings over the weekend and the afternoons, then we'll see more of this. more cloud cover and perhaps

some showers. best chance of that coming in on saturday. so cool sunshine today. spotty showers over the weekend. best chance tomorrow. it is going to linger into sunday. and then that second system arrives on sunday night into monday. but look at what happens as we get into march. yes, wednesday is march and we are sunny and milder and it will feel like spring around here. so a couple of more days to endure the wintry weather. and in fact, today it is cool. below average. but nice out there. san mateo, you have a wind sher sherlted area and the shun -- sheltered area and the sun should feel good. and our storm impact scale, it is a one. less than two tenths is what we are expecting for the next three days. hour by hour, notice later on tonight and tomorrow morning what is off shore. this is what we're expecting. spotty shower news sunday. a little more break in the action with more sun. but check out the cold air that could bring some snow down to lake county, maybe mt. diablo. in addition to that, you are

looking at accumulation very very light. from a tenth of an inch to maybe nothing for some of you. if you are headed to the mountains. 30s there, overnight lows in the teens so another cold start with spotty showers, maybe some mix precip tomorrow and you download our abc 7 news app and you'll be up to date. a one on the storm impact scale, saturday, sunday and monday. but very weak. but you'll notice the chill out there for sure. but next week you'll be thanking me, reggie. >> wednesday, 64. i can deal. thank you. appreciate that. new details following a new effort to unionize tesla work force. the ceo elon musk addressing working conditions at the fremont plan in an e-mail to employees. the news site electric obtained that and he responded to safety concerns promoting the uaw. musk said reducing access over time and improving safety are extremely important and talked about worker compensation and why tesla employees should not

unionize. he said a tesla team member earned by $70,000 and $100,000 more in total compensation than the employees at other u.s. auto companies. we have made it to friday and you know what that means. it is time to meet the perfect pet. today it is adorable dog mr. jones. lisa is back to formally introduce

just to give you an update on the emergency situation at the mcarthur station with b.a.r.t., we are told by b.a.r.t. they are taken that person out who was cause under the train. the person is alive. and the mcarthur station is now back open. expect residual delays for a little while. and more on this throughout the afternoon on our website and our news app. coming up today on abc 7 news at 4:00, a road to recovery. michael finney live in san jose taking questions from residents affected by this week's flood. plus -- la la land leads the pack with 14 oscar nominations. you'll hear from the film choreographer about her goal in every scene. that is tonight on abc 7 news at 5:00. every friday at this time, we introduce you to a dog or cat looking for a forever home and lisa, you have a cutie in the

perfect pet this week. >> and today we're featuring a dog from the friends of the alameda animal shelter. mr. jones. this guy is three years old with a brindle coat. he is about 67 pounds and this is as big as he'll get. so volunteers at the shelter tell us he is a great walker. very, very playful and of course great with kids. so what more could you ask for? very well behaved. ah, a perfect companion for your family and he would love a walk today like my dog, too, it is beautiful out there. so make him part of your family and call the friends of the alameda animal shelter at 510-337-8565. look at that face. >> mr. jones can already do a hard

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