>> building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> through our living room, through the ceiling. we heard a big boom. >> areas all of the area hit by trees. the damages the latest sign of the intense winter weather. it evening, thank you for joining us. i am dan ashley. ama: i am ama daetz. we will have more from those homeowners but here we have more immediate cold -- the more immediate worry, the cold. >> ought to show you live doppler seven. we are showing you mixed receptive across the north. what anchor seeing some low elevation snow. scattered snow showers from the santa cruz mountains to mount hamilton.

as we get you into street-level radar, we areearedwood city is e showers. this is a light level one bringing mountain snow into southern california. as we go hour-by-hour, just a couple more hours of this moisture is left. freeze warnings and frost advisories going up tomorrow morning from 1:00 until 8:00 a.m. in most areas along the coast. upper 20's to the lower 30's. protect your pets, plants and pipes as we go hour-by-hour. by 6:00 in the morning, we are already falling below freezing in some cities like santa rosa. i will be back to tell you about more winter weather in the forecast is to get ready for the first day of march. ama: thank you. more damage is done, particularly in the north bay.

elsewhere, it seemed like stays weather. we still saw a couple close calls. j.r. stone has more on the hit by falling trees. >> next and we know, the whole house is shaking. >> i heard a loud bang. j.r: those of the descriptions of trees that came into our on homes. this one was in santa rosa and this one was on the for spill area. >> one of the branches came through our living room, came to the ceiling. wind was over the hood of my car. j.r: nathan was inside of his force deville home when the tree came crashing down. he had to hook up a generator just to call 911. in santa rosa, this tree came right through the roof period fortunately, no one was home at

the time. one witness said he actually heard another tree come down but then saw emergency responders dealing with the situation on the others of the neighborhood. neighbors are the ones who realize that something was not right. they heard a loud hissing noise. they said they were unable -- they were able to shut the gas line off and secure the line. unfortunately, the home is in bad shape and will require a bit of work. >> it is concerning. we are worried that if one comes down, it will hit another and another and then further up the hill it will go houses as well. j.r: abc7, j.r. stone. ama: this r potholes today.

multiple drivers did not see it and end up with damaged cars. >> i pulle ago. the cars just keep coming in. ama: more pothole in the area is more rain comes and. in oakland, the mayor announced the star of the pothole blitz once the streets dry out. dan: interstate 80 is close applegate until the state line. caltrans says it will not open up until sometime tomorrow. highway 50 is open are required. some stretches are also close because of the snow. it is dumping down in the sierra. three feet of snow into a 24 hour period.

it has not snowed that since 2016. if you add in the wind, he cannot see a thing. sierra. this is taken up the state line. white out conditions. >> 100, 110 thousand hour. dan: -- ama: some of the roads are not drivable. dan: the roads are shut down. it will not reopen until sometime on wednesday. those who live in the sierra have their hands full. in truckee, they rolled ou snowblowers. snowbanks are impressive, as you drive through one neighborhood where everyone had the same idea.

carry as much of as you can. from the sound of things, it will take a while to dig out. >> three plus feet. this is a blustery day. dan: the ski r hammered. the threat of avalanches close the resort along with several others. this is turning into one heck of a season. >> monumental snowfall. 500 inches of snow this is in. we are looking at extending our season two memorial day and possibly even further after that. dan: hopefully it goes until july. you can be the first to know about the weather on our abc7 news app. download the app now to enable the push notifications. ama: we will have to wait at least another week to find out if leaders will support

legalized sex work. they opted to delay discussion until next week. this would urge of prostitution in california. it could all be useless as the deadline was more than a week ago. any state law would pave the way for legalized sex work in the city. the idea has gained momentum they try to deal with the cap district. we have been all over the capp street saga as well as in oakland. you can find all of reporting on abc7news.com. dan: returning to the weekly board meeting, one school district has a lot to do. there is a closed session. this is based on the updated budget proposals. the board could be voting tonight on potential budget cuts

including layoffs, closing unfilled positions and behind -- we are monitoring this as we get it. renters and alameda county now have until the end of april to start paying rent again or face eviction. today, the board of supervisors elected to let the eviction moratorium expire. pay 60 days after today. a they california and many bay area counties are ending more mature am's. ama: amanda del breaking down reasons why and what it might mean for our future workforce. amanda: social media, clinical and cultural divisiveness, all alyssa factors impacting the

professional lives of young adults who graduated last year's. >> we have a mental health overlay. zaidi, suicidality, substance abuse. the world seems like a harder place to enter into. it is no surprise that people are going to struggle. amanda: santa clara caught professor weighing in on a survey that sampled around 1000 adults with at least a bachelors degree. most are unprepared to survive the 9:00-5:00 workplace. more than half admitted to seeking help for emotional problems including anxiety and depression. another 53% noted experiencing burnout at least once a week. it also found 39% blamed the colleges for not teaching them workplace skills or behavioral

standards. >> i just think you can blame colleges for this. students come to us already burnt out and stressed. amanda: navigating coming of age during the covid pandemic also kept many in the cover of their own home, unable to own in nontypical real-life experiences. >> they're going into an office environment where there is a lot of tension with coworkers, an opportunity to get fired or demoted, they are not ready. amanda: themselves on uniting business workers values the freedom of work. >> if you want to spend your time focusing on the current excitement on twitter or the current political ideology instead of focusing on your job, that is what it does. amanda: although he acknowledges mental health hardships, here same young adults out of school

do not have the desire to work or work hard. >> they do interviews with people who say, i can show you tenant if that works and they say, how about eight? but they do not see that happening. amanda: mental health issues among recent college graduates as they aim to begin their careers. >> you have to adapt. we have a lot of tools in our toolbox we can offer to help manage. amanda: amanda del castillo abc7 news. ama: if you are someone -- if you or someone you know is struggling with mental health issues, go to abc7news.com for help. dan: new data shows -- ama: storms giving the state much-needed rain. how might it affect your next glass of wine. dan: the warriors with another classic comeback. the

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ama: russia's last standing nuclear arms treaty with america is no more. vladimir putin and ended the agreement today. he said he can no longer have nuclear sites keep tabs on vessels. this comes as allies has made it clear they want russia defeated in ukraine. dan: a recent violent brawl on video. we first brought you the story from san francisco. two people were out for a on 18th street. we have the video used in the

investigation. can see the couple and read walking down the sidewalk. you then see the two teenagers which came in after a collision. both teenage girls are in custody facing a number of felony charges. ama: benesova wright, the woody -- the widow of -- vanessa bryant, the widow of kobe bryant has settled with the sheriffs county. graphic photos were sent of the crash site. vanessa bryant's daughter were killed along with seven others. dan: new developments with another close call with two claims in boston. learjet took off. the federal investigation is investigating what happened in just how close they came from

colliding. >> backup in seconds. nobody knew what was going on. >> it went off to the side, it was taking sharp turns and was definitely scary. dan: the fda is safety systems. in december, a plane headed to san francisco from maui suddenly plunged a hundred feet. ama: waiting on a platform going to see that your train has been canceled, new number so that cancellations are the latest trend. more than 10,000 canceled trains last year from new estimates that is a five times more than pre-pandemic years. this year, there are service problems. it was blamed on winter weather

and the structure problems. it was about 40% recovered levels. dan: twitter is rolling out a new policy on violent speech. it says any violence, violators will have their account suspended. account. ama: concerns to local vineyards. there is also a worry of upcoming great season. -- great season -- >> i have been in 40 years and i don't member this. ama: it is hav remain dormant.

wine makers are hoping for the weather to clear up by april 1. they say it could cause major problems. dan: another day of pounding rain in the santa cruz mountains. people near boulder cleat -- older creek are used to extreme conditions. some say that they are ready for a break period others are enjoying a return to the feel of all days. >> solid winter out here. it has been light the last two years. >> power out a generator at home. with all the closures, trying to figure out where i'm going to say if i cannot get here. dan: this year is one for the record books. more than a foot of snow has fallen in the last. we are e ama: re: going to get it?

next three days. right now on the live doppler, want to show you what inks look like. we are still tracking snow showers now. right now, fremont boulevard is raining. we are see around the hills. sis around 1133. you will notice there is some snow around the line. rainfall hours. over an inch in cap field. it has varied a little bit. bottom line is this has been a memorable three months. december to february are typically our wettest three months. where this in the average rainfall is what we have seen for the last cities. the december to february normal

is close to 24 inches of rain. oakland airport average for these three months. very impressive. we will keep it going. right now, a live view sierra where you're seeing the snow coming down. it has been piling up. some resorts are reporting three feet of snow. there is an avalanche warning until 7:00 a.m. tomorrow. a blizzard warning continues with an additional four inches of snow. travel should be restricted emergency travel only. we are going to see this going up as we add to snow totals. it is cloudy. take a look at the forecast.

mainly sunny and mild the next three afternoons. temperatures right now or in the 30's and 40's. by morning, they will tumble below or freezing. 31 in santa rosa, 32 in napa. upper 30's in san mateo, oakland. he one in san francisco. 20 in lakeport, keio. a light level one. few more hours of scattered showers with winds that are breezy to gusty. winter weather up for the east bay hills. this is intel 4:00 a.m. tomorrow. additional snow is expected to the next two hours. tomorrow afternoon you will see the snowy peaks with afternoon highs in the snowy 50's. the forecast is cold and frosty.

afternoon highs are rising through friday. the next system comes through saturday. level 1 through sunday, monday and tuesday. the weekend is not a washout but we will get more winter you're the leader of many and pet wrangler, too. so becoming a student again might seem impossible. national university is here to support all of you.

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ama: imagine being on board or this. it once in a lifetime flight. a quick detour yesterday to check out the northern lights. it may be a discount airline but the pilot did not skimp on the experience. he circled several times to make sure everyone had a chance to take a picture. remembers even turned off the cabin lights. it made everything all the more stunning. dan: what of -- what a comeback for the warriors. ama: larry beil his ear with sports. -- is here with sports. larry: what a turnaround

>> abc7 sports, sponsored by river rock casino. larry: epic comeback by the warriors tonight. down by 23 at the half. they win 18. draymond green is back in action. damion lee alert coming off of a

71 point game on sunday. he was held to just 25 tonight. things cha quarter. look at him get up and throw down. warriors down to in the late third. splash. warriors take their first lead of the night. a slow start. warriors attacking the ram. a nice pass to draymond. team-high 20 94 jordan poole. largest comeback win of the year. three straight victories. they move up for a tie.

this is against the angels. nasty stuff. 97. the catcher had a hard time with the ball. second-half jitters, escaped unscathed. the a's l impressive. today, sharks versus canadians. sharks on the board early. through traffic. 1-0. sharks came unglued in the third. right down the middle. tied at one. brock purdy may have the swelling goes down. the niners hope you will have a six month coverage to get ready

for training camp. >> you want every waking minute the you have all ultimately he is 22 years old and we want the best outcome. it was a very tough decision and we are very appreciative. larry:

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dan: there is a lot of news to go through. if you are looking for one last nighttime read, tonight we have a fascinating piece on a group known as the east bay dragons, the oldest black water cycle club in the west. you hear their rumbles in oakland and they have decades of bay area history to tell. that is the top story to click on on our website on the top sidebar on abc7news.com. ama: as we close out like a month, you can check out our stories streaming on our bay area app, available where you stream. face it for tonight. i am ama daetz. dan: i am dan ashley. we appreciate your time. next is jimmy kimmel.

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