windows. it happened at three downtown san francisco high-rises as well as one other building in the city. liz kreutz is live. anyone hurt by this? >> people were hit by the glass including one of our own colleagues. thankfully nobody was seriously injured but that is remarkable when you see how large sum of these pieces of glass are that fell. this is one we found here on the sidewalk. we are told the most damage happened at this building behind us where windows shattered on 19 different floors. >> i find this to be terrifying. >> after tuesday's windstorm in san francisco caused windows to shatter questions now about how and why this happened and what is being done to prevent it again. >> we need to get to the bottom of why these failures are taking place.

calling on the city to mandate comprehensive engineering reports for downtown filled eggs. it comes a week after windows shattered on the bank of america building. shards of glass came raining down onto the sidewalk. >> some of these buildings are modern buildings. some are over 50 years old. there seems to be no pattern here. > in total windows have broken at five if an downtown high rises during the recent storms including at millennium tower and salesforce east. >> this umbrella saved me. >> edwin young was one of several people walking on mission street tuesday afternoon when broken glass fell from above. not everyone had the protection of an umbrella. >> it is a very small cut an employee at abc7news was hit by a small piece of glass on the way to work. > i started feeling a stinging sensation on my hand. i looked down and it is bleeding. >> it is a miracle nobody was seriously injured or killed. >> how this

a civil engineer speculates faulty seals on the windows combined with pressure from the wind could be factors. >> maybe the seals were not in as good a condition as they should have been. or maybe not even properly set. >> today parts of the street around the buildings are blocked off. pieces of glass still seen on the ground. as for what is next with another potential storm coming next week -- what is being done to make sure our glass does not fall next week? >> i don't have an answer to that. >> who would? >> i don't think anybody has an answer to that. you can call the department of ask that question. >> the department of buildings and inspection tells us they are requiring all of the buildings to have their windows inspected and evaluated within the next 14 days. as for next week there is no specific plan but they say these are unusual incidents and focused go about their business as usual. i would say if you are down here next week be cautious because it

would not be fun to be hit by a piece of glass like this. >> thank you so much. >> check out a drone's eye view of storm damage. drone view seven flew over sue bearman park in san francisco. two large trees fell onto several city vehicles parked there and caused damage. san francisco dealt with nearly 1000 downed trees and branches in a single day. today cruz got a better sense of the damage. it is considerable. leon melendez has the story. >> this is cellphone video given to abc7news showing the moment one of the trees along the embarcadero came crashing down piling on top of other trees that it already fallen. >> there it goes. >> today we came back to sue bearman park to see the extent of the damage and realized how

close the trees came to falling on some of the tents on the sidewalk. >> for such big trees they have small root systems. is it really say these trees out here? or say people around these trees? >> for the department of public works it was another intense day of removing trees throughout the city. >> we brought in contractor crews. >> an estimated 900 trees and branches over the city fell yesterday during what meteorologists are calling a bomb cyclone. unusual for this region. on some streets power in muni lines were damaged. in a few cases th trees were so large they blocked the entire street. crews from public works were assessing the damage to the 3rd street bridge near the ballpark after several industrial barges got loose slamming into the bridge. >> we know some beams have been damaged and some supports.

the wooden walkway is badly damaged. the handrail is damaged. we are not going to be raising the bridge anytime soon until we know it can be raised safely. >> the bridge opened in 1933 and recently went through extensive rehabilitation work. tommy has a boat docked nearby and came to see the damage. >> it is a blessing in disguise because if not for the walkway it would have hit the bridge. >> structural engineers will inspect the bridge tomorrow once the tide is low. >> that was leanne melendez. a falling tree was captured by a driver in san mateo county during the storm. he just missed it. others. this was on westbound 92 heading into half moon bay. oh my goodness. the driver stopped in time. the car in front of him also

escaped narrowly being hit by that tree. a military evacuation order is in place for two homes in woodside because of a mudslide. authorities issued an evacuation advisory for two dozen other homes. sac fly and has shows you how people are dealing with that situation. >> the already narrow reduced after this mudslide led to an evacuation advisory for more than 30 homes. a storm that shocked residents like donald who has lived at his home since 1964. >> we are normally sheltered. the redwood trees were flapping back and forth like sales in the wind. it was an extraordinary experience. >> it was that storm officials say led to the slide. they got word of it 5:00 in the morning wednesday when residents called for help concerned a tree was going to fall into their home.

>> they notice the tree was falling into the structure. the slight landslide got increasingly worse. we made a decision to let the residents know that it could potentially get worse. >> officials say the slide originated at one property and threatened one lower. those homes sell forced evacuations with road access threatened. sheriff's deputies went door-to-door to the other homes to advise homeowners to leave. most we spoke with did not leave but took precautions. >> i parked my truck on the others here so i could get in and out. geologists were brought in to evaluate the stability of the slide. as for the residents who stayed behind they like the rest of the bay area are looking forward to the storms and the impacts they leave behind to give way to sunshine. >> that is why i came to california. it was under the back of my mind. i was born in glasgow. >> the storms are going to continue to monitor the slide and ayhewill

the >> what a change today. >> a welcome change indeed. sandhya patel is here on the storm that past and what is coming. >> what is coming is finally a break. on live doppler 7 we are dealing with some residual showers as we get you industry level radar. you will notice it is wet in the east bay. dublin, 580. if your travels take you across the region, shaker ranch road, the roads are slippery. alameda della spoke us, it is definitely still showering across the region. urban and small stream flood advisory until 7:00 p.m. for the southern part of our viewing area. it takes a while for them to recede. we will take it -- keep as a level 1. it has proven to be not only destructive but obviously deadly.

now we just have a few light showers. at expecting anything more than that. flood advisory until 3:00 a.m. tomorrow. minor coastal flooding is expected similar to what you would expect. the same areas during king tides. storm surge between one to two feet. this storm rapidly intensified what we called bum bo genesis. the pressure dropped to 984 millibars. the strongest march storm on record p the all-time record was 990.2. yesterday we shattered it. the reason why it is known as a fujiwara effect named after the meteorologist, two areas of low pressure move into a single storm and that can strengthen the storm fast which as you look here, the damage reports tell the story. dozens of reports from flooding to wind damage and the national weather service in los angeles confirming that is a 20 to in

montebello. we do get tornadoes in california as aware as they are. showing you some sun. i will be back to let you know much longer you will see that. >> to track today's weather in future storms you can access the same doppler seven. it is available on demand on the abc 7 bay area news app. download it wherever you stream. >> damage everywhere. we visit alameda where the community is busy picking up the pieces. >> more wild weather. the national weather service confirmed what hit near los angele unresolved symptoms? heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms like carpal tunnel syndrome... ...shortness of breath... ...irregular heartbeat... ...and lower back pain could mean something more serious called attr-cm a rare, underdiagnosed disease that worsens over time, so it's important to recognize the signs.

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i heard a boom and here we are. >> that was this lamp post landing on an suv. >> the biggest puzzle was how do we get this off and get it out of the rain so the card is not get flooded? >> alex is the owner of diamond auto sales in alameda. he says it took a forklift and four people to lift the car. >> the base of the pole rotted out over the years. as the wind shook it it broke it off. >> dumont is thankful no one was injured. >> absolutely. that is my biggest thing. nobody was hurt. as i told you earlier, if money can fix it, it is an expense. it is not a problem. >> but there were problems any other parts of the city. >> completely surreal. we were playing here on monday. >> on tuesday a massive tree crushed this structure at mckinley park.

it is a were caroline brings her son. on wednesday it was closed for cleanup. >> in the evening was almost like a hurricane. >> and this is the result. >> yeah. it is shocking. and devastating. >> rick is with the city's recreation and park department p he says the gust of wind was up to 80 miles per hour. >> almost every park in alameda. it was like a hurricane. i was born and raised here. i was here 64 years. this is unreal. >> throughout the day cruise monitor trees that could topple over. tony sanchez says last night's win to blood a window. >> the wind was crazy. i could hear the windows flexing in and out with vacuum and the wind was howling. i have never heard the wind howl here. >> so let's get back to the weather. so much to talk about. >> it is so nice to see sandhya patel catching her breath. she was running all over the building yesterday.

>> i was running? all right. it is much comber today. everybody can breathe a sigh of relief as we take a look at live doppler 7. we still have some showers but they are not anywhere near the intensity of what we experienced yesterday. let's look at the leftover showers. in the east bay from san ramon valley boulevard to dublin shaver ranch road adding across 580 you will notice scattered showers into pleasanton 680. still somewhat roadways. in the south bay from edenvale heading across coyote monterey road across 101 you will notice it is still showery across the region. the area of low pressure that was bringing us all the active weather yesterday weakening moving south of us and we are still seeing activity across the state. the worst of it is over for us

in the bay area. we are going to take a look at the rainfall totals. impressive when you look at the moment in the santa cruz mountains. many areas getting over an inch from san francisco to oakland heading up toward santa rosa. more than two inches of rain. napa, an inch and a half paired three quarters of an inch in concord. 16 of the last 22 days have been rainy. march has been very productive to say the least. many of the days of the wet weather fell on the weekends. i will tell you this much. this weekend you get a chance to enjoy some dry weather. going in a different direction. from our kgo roof cama the clouds are stacked up. the peak gusts yesterday were 80 two miles per hour. oakland, 74. mount diablo, 75 mile per hour winds. clouds lingering as we look over the shark tank.

temperatures below average. san jose, 56 degrees. a live view from our golden gate bridge camera. santa rosa, 56. 54 degrees in livermore. our temperatures at this hour in the 40's and 50's. we are going to check out a stunning view from our oakland airport camera. we look at the setting sun. spotty showers through the evening. dry days this weekend. another storm arrives early next week. on our exclusive abc 7 storm impact scale keep it as a late level 1. through this evening scattered showers. flooding concerns remain as the rivers and streams will take a while to recede. even though the winds are not strong the trees are stressed so it is not going going to take a whole lot for trees to come down. 6:00 tonight going into 7:00

p.m. we have a few showers going through. it is quiet tomorrow morning. at 11:00 a.m. isolated showers popping up over the hills. tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. we will call it isolated as a weak piece of energy goes through the bay area. while it is not going to be completely dry it is not going to be a wet day for everyone. the onshore winds with the system coming in will be picking up out of the northwest. 29, 30 mile per hour winds. still going to be in the 25 to 30 mile-per-hour wind range. mostly cloudy. 30's, 40's. you are looking at temperatures that will range from the low 50's to low 60's. a pop up shower here and there as we check out what is ahead for solano county. first visor he friday morning to sunday morning. frost will cause issues with sensitive plants. i suspect this weekend there could be frost advisories in

freeze warnings for other boards of the bay area. isolated showers for tomorrow. it is dry. it is milder after the chilly mornings. a late night storm. a weak atmospheric river. rainy and wednesday -- and windy. wet and cool for wednesday. we are on a role we are not completely done. i think you can stash the umbrella to the side for a little bit. just get a chance to dry up. >> mine turned up upside down and inside up. >> the storm caused a nightmare for drivers trying to get in and out of san francisco. a look back at the ordeal and how to avoid it in

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cars were not able to reroute during the storm. they veered into a part of san francisco taped off. no one was hurt but the company had to send employees to get the cars out of the restricted area. tonight's commute is doing better than last night when an overturned big rig blocked nearly all lanes of the bay bridge. >> it was a miserable journey home for thousands of drivers. as tara campbell found the chaos has local leaders and commuters calling for and offering some solutions. >> the car is parked. it is pouring. >> the voice of one echoing the frustration of thousands. hurricane force winds whipping through the bay area crippling commuters. the bay bridge taking the brunt of it. high winds toppling the semi truck and holding traffic for hours. >> i am at exploding point. it is telling me it will take

another hour and 10 minutes to go half a mile. >> francesco making her way from santa clara to her san francisco home tuesday evening. it took nearly five hours. >> when you had that incident like that where it blocks multiple lanes of the bridge, there is not a lot we can do. >> chp says accidents like this on the bay bridge offer a particular challenge. limited resources and multiple entrance points make it tough to control traffic. we reached out to the sfpd to ask about efforts to help out and are waiting to hear back. >> this was funny at first but now it is just like not really funny. >> francesca taking matters into her own hands. >> i actually parked half a from my apartment and i walked home for the remainder of the time it i don't know how long i would have been in traffic or

when i would've gotten out if i did not do that. >> transportation officials say not knowing is a big part of the problem. >> one thing we need to do better is provide information. >> rebecca is the director with the metropolitan transportation commission. >> there are 70 different apps that motorists and transit riders rely upon. having their be more clarity about the one place to go would be helpful. >> francesca agrees. >> one place to go. even an athletic fit san francisco traffic app would be phenomenal. people commenting and engaging this is how long i have been waiting. did not have any of that. >> sends out alerts when things happen. things like an overturned truck blocking things on the bay bridge. enable push alerts so you will be prepared. you can customize the app so it will alert you to news happening where you live.

a medical center on the san mateo county coast is among the places that got hit in yesterday's storm. what could happen to some of the patients. >> there is widespread damage in the east bay. a look at the impact on some

>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> it came >> it is on the tip of my tongue. >> these folks near montebello thought they were seeing a funnel cloud but want to hit the ground it became our trinity. this one packed a lot of punch in an area not used to seeing twisters. off of several buildings. the national weather service is assessing the damage. >> check this out right now. a rainbow. is there a pot of gold out there? we are seeing at live from her tower camera's in san francisco looking east.

this there a double rainbow? >> looks like it. >> i can't see behind us. when i look on her monitor. >> it is a thick rainbow. >> the oakland zoo says six birds escaped after this tree fell and tore the mesh on the apiary. the birds have not left soon grounds but they have not been retrieved. the suit would not of these birds pose a threat to the public or native wildlife. high winds caused significant damage in the east bay. >> roads in the east bay look like this wednesday. either blocked off with pg&e cruise or scattered with debris. power is out in this lafayette neighborhood as cruise on site say they'd not know how long it will take to restore power. in oakland's montclair neighborhood a large pine tree blocking off all traffic on this

road. >> i could not leave montclair. i could not get down to the village to go to the store. every road was closed. for over 60 years and says he has never seen a storm like this. >> it was these powerful gusts that were amazing. it was not a constant sustained. all of a sudden you could not stand up. >> almost every corner in montclair was covered in damage. the roads were blocked off in numerous homes without power. >> all o this crash. this huge gigantic tree fell over. >> the wind on tuesday caused part of this tree to fall. branches were scattered all over the ground. jenkins says she is fortunate only damaged her deck but cleaning it up could take a while. >> no one could do anything because everybody is suffering from something with all this flooding and rain. >> with the latest storm

bringing in another round of damage east bay residents are left wondering if storms like this will keep happening in the future. >> i don't know if this is an aberration or this is the way it is going to be in the future because climate change is real. >> it is definitely something we will have to keep at the front of our mind as we take a look at this crew working to restore power for this neighborhood in lafayette. she went on to mention she faces an extensive cleanup process joining the many others across the bay area experiencing storm damage. >> communities in santa cruz county have not been able to catch a break from these storms all year. dustin dorsey spoke with people cleaning up after dozens of trees came down from more than 60 mile-per-hour winds. >> for some residents and of the santa cruz mountains the mountain living lifestyle has never been as challenging as it has been in 2023. >> between this window then and

has been an adventure. >> i have not seen trees this big go-b down like t >> wind gusts top 65 miles per hour at the peak. >> it came in like a freight train. >> weight. something is going down. >> boulder creek resident clayton boyer heard the cracks and snaps of trees around him as the creek rushed behind his home. the aftermath wednesday was devastating. >> it looked like a 20 oh touched down. -- a tornado touchdown. were spiderwebs. >> neighborhoods off highway 236 were rocked by falling trees. chris bacon shot this video moments after a tree split this home in half.

a few streets down from where a two-year-old boy was crushed by a tree in february. no one was injured in this accident. >> we are on a heightened state of awareness now. every crack. every wind in this neighborhood is treated like a potential tree fall. >> thousands are without power. caltrans and pg&e are working together to deenergize lines so crews can clear the road of full entries. >> it has been a maze trying to navigate the straits in the santa cruz mountains. a lot of these mountain communities we have had a lot of blocked roads and our cruise in some cases cannot access our equipment that is damaged because the trees are down. power throughout the weekend. the community is asking visitors to stay away so crews can get life moving smoothly again. >> along the san mateo they are dealing with all sorts of problems following yesterday's storm peered trees came down including at a medical center and flooding as well.

suzanne phan has a look at some of the damage. >> we have been out of power since yesterday at 3:30. >> he has had his share of problems because of this relentless weather. >> the winds are real bad. they are blowing trees down. >> around the corner this happened. three trees toppled over yesterday on to seton co. said medical center in moss beach. a spokeswoman says they are chilled try -- they're still trying to figure out how bad the damage was. in half moon bay crews are clearing away much of the debris after a eucalyptus tree slammed into the community center yesterday afternoon. in pescadero this man is dealing with what creek water did to his car after he took a chance and decided to drive through it. a farm owner did not want that to happen to her. > we went back with our car and traded out because we did not want to chance the car. >> or three and have acre far is

under six inches of water. she estimates the wind gusts got up to 60 miles per hour where she lives. >> things have been blowing around. the winds last night were horrific. phone service. in pacifica a lot of people say they have had enough of the wild weather. >> i am over it. i am an avid surfer. i am a surf instructor. there is a lot of pollution in the water because of the agricultural runoff. >> this guy came up to pacifica from san jose to surf. he saw plenty of saul fallout from the storm. >> downed trees in the drive up here, they had part of the wind closed because of the rock sliding into the road. in the ocean the brown water and the debris. >> there are a number of communities without power and according to pg&e the largest outage is in pacifica. >>

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>> march madness at the closing bell today celebrating some of the teams that admitted to the sweet 16. stocks ended in the red. the nasdaq was down darlie 200. the snb dropped 66. the market was writing to news the federal reserve is raising interest rates by an third quarter point. restaurants is dealing with the damage caused by burglars for the second time in less than a week. surveillance cameras at everett and jones barbecue captured video of the crook kicking the door into the office. the same thing happened at the

same location early monday morning as we reported leading one of the under is to deliver a grim warning to other businesses in the area. >> they are coming for your safe. your money is not even safe there. i would not say take it out of there but find a creative way of hiding your money. if you have not been hit you will be hit. >> it is unclear how much cash was taken during both break-ins. a treasured restaurant in the bay area. a trial date is on the books for the man charged with attacking nancy pelosi's husband. the trail set to start october 23 but his public defender once a change of venue. that hearing is to get -- is set for may 30. he is charged with breaking into the home last october and attacking paul pelosi with a hammer. he faces state and federal charges. it is not clear which case will

end up going onto trial first. > we are going to have a few days before the next storm moves in. what is happening in the weather next. national puppy day is tomorrow. 298 from 6:00 a.m. to noon for a live coverage. we will be featuring adoptable dogs from shelters across the bay area. a live puppy cam so you can get your fill of puppies wherever you are. if you have heart failure, entrust your heart to entresto,

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>> the harsh weather kept you from skiing tahoe you will now have more than a kennedy to hit the slopes. heavenly mountain, palisades tahoe, northward and sugar bowl are among resorts who have announced a longer spring season. while most close in mid april they are staying open until the end of april and some into the second week of may. heavenly says blizzard conditions affected their up rations. >> we opened november 11. it has been cold and snowy ever since. we have not seen a big melt or a

lot of settlement. we have had four foreclosure days. and a number of wind howled days or visibility days due to the amount of active weather have seen this season. >> some resorts report getting as much as 55 feet of snow. heavenly expects to set a new snow record and that is not much of a surprise. i feel we are going to be able to ski until august. >> why not? sandhya patel is here with one less check on the weather. >> i'm going to show you a live picture from zephyr cove where they have plenty of snow on the ground. a snowpack, 227% of average. if you missed this last week the central sierra snow lab reported this is the second snowiest on record. i got snow in the last 24 hours. many of the resorts reporting anywhere from a few inches to 18 inches. bear mountain reporting 30 inches. they are seeing the snow showers continuing.

five to 10 inches of snow. snow level between 4000 and 4500. there may be chain controls. as we look at live doppler 7 we do have a few more lingering showers from the historic storm as we look around patterson past road, we are seeing the wet weather on the peninsula from campus drive into woodside portola valley. widening the picture here low pressure system is weaker. moving out of our area which means we are in for quieter conditions. a few more showers tonight. tomorrow a ripple moves through. cannot will out a couple of pop up showers. it is not a game changer. looking at partly to mostly cloudy skies. occasional showers. we get a break through the weekend. here and other atmospheric river. like a weak one monday night going into tuesday with the strongest winds and area of low pressure off the ■northern

california pacific northwest coast. stay tuned in case a changes course. the wet weather continues through the middle of next week. we deserve a break. we will get it through the weekend. a one monday night. a two on tuesday and a one on wednesday. larry came over yesterday and he said make that rain go away. like i have control. >> and she did. >> she even brought a rainbow. >> if in i was that simple i would've asked a couple days ago. > you were very insistent. >> as you know when i say stuff around here things get done instantly. >> people start moving. >> the other direction. >> it is true. all right. let's focus now. the warriors finishing a five-game road trip with a gigantic game. can curry and company take down look up and the mavs?

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the wire. they are tied at 103. seven minutes left in the game. santa clara broncos star brandon bacsinszky entering the nba draft. almost 20 points per game. he led the west coast conference with almost nine rebounds per contest. he is also the wcc co. player of the year with drew timme of can zagat. the writer surprised a lot of people one-year deal with austin hooper. a former two-time pro bowler himself was cut by cleveland last year but joined the titans. he is not the downfield threat waller is but he is solid here gets a one-year deal in the neighborhood of $3 million. joins and signed this off-season. if you are in a's fan this next story is going to write your

heart and infuriate you. today in an interview with howard stern mr. october said he was trying to buy the a's with bill gates as a partner in 2005. so what happened? bud selig happened. >> i put a group together with bill gates and paul allen and a giant named that a guy named john mccall appeared i could've the national league. >> that is my point. >> in writing i sent a letter to ken hoffman who under the a's. that i am willing to pay 25 million more than any bid that you get. bud said to me stay with me. i will guide you through. i will get this done for you. don't worry about it. all of a and came out the a's were sold to a guy the name of wolf. bud selig's college buddy. it broke my heart.

i went into depression for about six months. >> a's fans have been any depression for about 20 years. how you turned down reggie jackson and two billionaires is beyond belief. the damage than commissioner did to the franchise is unmeasurable and now we have one of the cheapest owners in all of sports. >> a college buddy? >> the wolf is not involved anymore but that was the deal. he gave it to his college buddy. i don't know whether they're going to stay or go to vegas. how do you turn down bill gates, paul and reggie jackson? of all the decisions major league baseball has ever pulled off it is very high. >> there is a big list. >> there is a significant list. unbelievable. that is a >> huge bit of news. > i'm frustrated. that sort of my default position. coming up tonight at 8:00 it is

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cheers. - cheers. ♪♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is "jeopardy!" let's meet today's contestants-- a vice president of math curriculum from roslyn heights, new york... a veterinary student from christiansburg, virginia... and our returning champion-- a professor from merion station, pennsylvania... whose 2-day cash winnings total... [applause] and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--ken jennings. [applause] thank you, johnny gilbert. welcome, everyone, to "jeopardy!" our champion, melissa klapper, is proving to be a strong competitor

here on the alex trebek stage, having pulled off her second straight victory in yesterday's game. but to make it three in a row, she's gonna have to go through today's challengers-- karen and zach. best of luck to all three of you. let's go to work in the jeopardy! round with these categories. we'll begin with some... then we have... then you'll have to... and finally... ...in quotation marks. melissa, you start. possessive lit for $600. - melissa. - who's john brown? - good. - possessive lit, $800. - melissa. - who's portnoy? "portnoy's complaint" is correct. possessive lit, $1,000. - karen. - who is captain corelli? yes.

long-lived critters, $600, please.