>> hear the gunshots, i knew what was going on. >> a deli shooting outside of a lounge. authorities say it is a no trouble spot and they want to close it for good. good morning. >> we're looking at a nice day today although the fog has come back in earnest along the shoreline. you will notice it is off of the coast and as a result temperatures are uniform with low to mid 50's here. comfortable to start out alittlt ninsula.

that is keeping things the atmosphere it makes but you can see the fog. we start out great in the city giving way to sunshine and a cooler day today in the fog stays at the coast by noon time we are in upper 50's to low to mid-60's elsewhere. we continue the climb through the 70's but that is inland. elsewhere around the bay and coast it is cooler. we talk about how long the cooling trend continues. >> the sheriff's office people are dead following a shooting at a hookah lounge. they say there has been trouble before they order it to be shut down. ryan went to the business on michelin boulevard and found neighbors who are concerned for their safety. >> this lounge was the site of a shooting early saturday morning. they say it happened after 1:30

p.m. and arrived is one person dead inside of the lounge. >> we do not know how many subjects were involved but it seems like a disturbance ensued and there was a shootout. reporter: three others went to local hospitals to be treated. one of them later died. when authorities arrived at the lounge they noticed numerous shell casings. >> i was sure i heard gunshots and i told my sister did you hear that she said there probably fireworks. three minutes after the gunshots police pulled up. reporter: kimberly lives a couple of blocks away and noticed dozens of police. >> we came outside and went to check what was going on and on the floor she saw the body and police officers started surrounding it. reporter: you can see the interest of the hookah lounge now boarded. they sheriff's office put a notice on the door saying no one is allowed in while they continue this investigation. we notice multiple people boarding up the lounge saturday

afternoon. we asked if they owned the lounge and we did not receive a clear answer. they declined to do interviews. this neighborhood is mostly quite. he says that lounge could bring is a dangerous crowd. >> i want to say the area is safethink it is not safe to be r homes with people and kids. reporter: the sheriff office says the county has cited the owner for violations of safety and selling alcohol it's about a without proper permits. >> drunk in public code of enforcement has been close -- outta here. reporter: they are with information to come forward. it did not say they arrested anyone. in hayward, ryan curry. >> an investigation underway into a deadly wrong-way crash. it happened around 3:30 saturday morning north of the 580 interchange. that is for a pickup up eddie in

southbound lane slammed head-on into a black bmw. the driver 22-year-old man died. authorities say they believe he was under the influence of alcohol. the driver in bmw identified as 30-year-old from nevada and his father tells us his side was on his way to work at the airport. he says he underwent surgery yesterday and has more surgeries today. one and dad and two other and, including 14-year-old boy injured following a wrong-way crash of interstate 280. it happened south of highway 92 around 4 p.m. yesterday. investigators say the woman was in bmw headed southbound when a white ford sedan head at the wrong direction and collided with her. the driver of the sedan has minor injuries. a boy in the bmw is hospitalized with major injuries.

as the investigation into the police department grows, two u.s. congressman calling on the u.s. department of justice to investigate. three chapters of the naacp will be meeting with the district attorney next week. the latest twist to this scandal. reporter: we got an urgent situation right now and the department of justice has to be a part of the solution. reporter: u.s. congressman responding to the texting scandal at the antioch police department. he and congressman have written to the u.s. department of justice to launch a formal investigation. >> be aware at this moment we have some real constitutional issues and public safety issues. we have to address immediately. reporter: this comes after reports reveal a chain of racist and homophobic text messages

sent by police officers over a period of almost two years. according to the public defender's office, close to 40% of the entire police force may have been involved. >> you have been representing them for a long time. these messages go back years. have you ever had any inclination this was going on in antioch? >> i am not naive but i did not expect anything remotely like this. reporter: doj until may 5 to respond. it will not end there. we talked to attorney general of california and request a meeting stephen ford. >> this this profession is a large warning sign. it should be to every american. reporter: president of the east county chapter of the enable acp which includes antioch she supports an investigation. >> more eyes and the more things

we can see. as an opportunity to right wrongs that have been around for a long time. reporter: she is calling for federal oversight of the police department. there was going two other chapters of the naacp tuesday for meetings with the d.a. to present their concerns. >> it is one thing to be falsely accused of a crime, a second when a lingo system -- a legal system knows a wrong has been committed to be able to correct that wrong. >> as showing changes taking place at what used to be the city's largest homeless encampment. crews have her mood 300 tons of trash -- removed 300 tra debris. the city says th residents have accepted shelter at the new cabin program. work underway to develop 170

units of permanent affordable housing at the location. falling short of his plans to meet a housing requirements. the journal says state officials have said the city a 10 page directive outlining the changes they want. nevada has been told to create more than 2000 new homes between now and 2021. -- 2031. the city has to make policy changes to help make the construction. updated camping regulations will help to stop hummus and cam's pop think up among the trail. they are party -- reopened a month after the county cleared a large homeless encampment. ba.5 my child connects downtown santa rosa -- the 8.5 trail connects downtown santa rosa.

aspiring firefighters getting their second chance at a dream career and a new beginning. the recruitment program welcomed its latest graduating class yesterday at a ceremony in oakland. the new graduates have completed a strenuous firefighter training program all incarcerated. they learned basic wildfire firefighting skills while in prison. >> i had done a decent amount of times. the technology savvy, i was not as well. it was a chance conversation my previous job that landed me with the fire and i guess the rest is history. >> fbar rp work with trained firefighters in it out of the criminal justice system to combat wildfires across the state. it is looking like a nice sunday or is this saturday? i am off today.

lisa joins us this morning. >> another beautiful day. we have a string of them coming. you can see fog here from the bridge. yesterday 60-80 three. today we narrowly the spread. i explained next. >> a big-time settlement over data privacy means you can get money from facebook. how to find out if you are eligible. earth day weekend much more than picking up trash. see how the bay area is trying to improve the planet. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. it helps keep me undetectable. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. cabenuva is two injections, given by my healthcare provider, every other month. it's really nice not to have to rush home and take a daily hiv pill. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or if you taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions post-injection reactions,

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injuries have been reported. longtime facebook users may be entitled to settlement money. facebook parent company agreed to pay hundreds of millions of dollars after a lawsuit over data sharing. you can apply to receive the money. abc7news reporter has the details. reporter: did you have a facebook account between 2007 and 2022? you may be eligible for a settlement payment facebook post more than 2 million active users at it one of the largest social media companies but his popularity has been impacted recently. it is laid off another round -- round of workers. long before that was announced the company had been involved in another scandal. >> they gave access of our data to a third party. reporter: the third-party data analytic firm that worked with the trump campaign. a lawsuit was filed four years later.

facebook agreed to settle. facebook users can apply to get a piece of the settlement. >> i applied myself. reporter: facebook has denied any wrongdoing. facebook agreed to settle is far from surprising. >> when you go to trial, your competitor would know about your interworking, how you're working . you're going to hear from so many people, inside the company come things you have no control. they have to tell the truth. reporter: he says social media companies would be take -- will be taking note of. >> companies are worried about their income and revenue and tried to cut calls and we have a case that will force them to pay hundreds of millions of dollars. reporter: a final settlement approval set for september 7 if there is no appeals, the settlement payments will be distributed after that. the time supply is now. the claim form says applications is due august 25 of this year at

1159 p.m. the link for the form on our website. gloria: on the company is relocating to texas to be closer to is many -- manufacturing plant. founded in 1946 by william of the countries largest companies. the company has wiser 57 stores in california and texas -- 150 seven stores in california and texas. associates -- sells most of his products the trade professionals. a public meeting on monday to consider making part of state highway 37 a toll road. it will cover a 21 mile stretch between sears point and mare island. that portion has been plagued by flooding and congestion and agencies are hoping to find a way to upgraded. meeting will provide an overview of the toll approval process

with a summary of the project and the timeline for public comment. it will be held at the john f. kennedy library at 5:30 p.m. we are focusing on the climate and the environment with a earth day celebrations happening all weekend long. all around the bay area people were showing their love for the planet by celebrating earth day from picking up trash to raising awareness about the environment. people were out in full force yesterday. cornell barnard shows us the various people that help the planet. >> one gentleman found a printer. lisa: tom is us some of the debris out of the canal by his customers on earth day. what if people got a free kayak or paddleboard rental if they set a course for trash above and below the water. many returned with a lot of

yourself. >> i've been doing this for 12 years and it has been awesome. we build on participation. help clean up the canal. >> another bottlecap. reporter: victoria hesse and her sun taking part in this litter cleanup at shorebird park. >> teaching him how important it is to take care of our earth because it is we have to take care of it. it is the only one we got. >> what kind of things are you fighting? >> all kinds of stuff. reporter: 200 people came out for the event to make the park a little cleaner and help keep plastics out of the bay. >> all come together and step forward and we can make a difference. reporter: volunteers can think up neighborhoods across the city to combat litter and blight. reserving the environment with the clean air and water in the

midst of climate change is the goal of many across the globe, the cool afternoon fog rolled in over the golden gate, a reflection of our microclimates. there was a lot of trash being collected in nearby golden gate park near the earth day festival were all things sustainable, recyclable and vegan were being celebrated. >> we want to keep the focus on having reusable, sustainable goods so we can show people how easy it is to be environmentally conscious these days. what i have vegan food so people can taste how -- we wanted to have begin to lose the people can taste how delicious it is the go plant base. gloria: center planting 72 at his headquarters to celebrate earth day preheated 60 community members are expected to help out this weekend. the center is replacing invasive species of trees on the -- 1-10 ratio and finding nature-based solutions to climate change. >> we follow a practice to sathb

trees and 400 tons of compost harvested over the past couple of years. donations from local businesses and oakland zoo and hydroelectric company, even non-native trees being replaced are being use sustainably to build a greenhouse. that supersize snowpack in sierra is beginning to melt. u.s. forest service warning people snowmelt means rivers and creeks will be flowing fast and cold. they say exposure could be dangerous and they are asking people to use caution. california department of water resources asking people to hold off from enjoying the water until summer time. lisa is with us this morning. how is it looking this morning? reporter: we will have temperature -- typical low cloud

hugging the shore line but it keeps temperatures coal and bring the rest of us down a few degrees. a minor cool down before we warm up again into the upcoming work week. the warmer weather at least average temperatures is here to stay. we are not looking at any real rain or big drop in temperatures even though this system here will be affecting us as we go into the rest of the day. drinking gusty wind along the coast and into your monday but beyond that it is a north wind warming us up as we get to tuesday. temperatures in the 50's. 54 in pleasant hill. little bit of mist and drizzle. open reporting fog. -- oakland reporting fog. as we look outside you will notice the buildings there diffuse because of the fog.

looking at the low clouds this morning bright skies and very minor: today and tomorrow. -- minor cool link today and tomorrow. much warmer into tuesday, wednesday. thursday high-pressure bills. here is a look at the cloud deck as we go through your sunday morning. it does peel back for a sunny afternoon but along the coast we have a little bit of clearing but the wind is going to pick up anywhere from 30-40 miles per hour. getting started on monday, same deal and then a sunny afternoon will reveal his cell for a nice day if you like it on the more temperate side -- it sell for a nice day if you like it on the more temperate side. 15-20 bay taking you into your sunday night. still quite gusty and into monday no changes as the wind continues to bring the slightly cooler trained with us todwe arl

out of the 80's, perhaps upper 70's and the call 60's at the coast. into your monday, partly cloudy skies in temperatures comfortable, 60's to upper 70's. here is a day where it will feel like it should by the end of april put into your tuesday look at how much warmer it gives. low to mid 80's with 70's in oakland. wednesday we could be flirting with 90 in our warmest valleys. that warm air mass with us for the middle of the week but by the end of the week things like the change again appreciate highs today 70. 65, san francisco. maybe 80 degrees temperature by the delta. today is warm. breezy at the coast. pulling continues tomorrow. tuesday, wednesday warmth arrives and it is slow to leave is created finally feeling like

spring/summer. gloria: i love hearing about the warmth coming in. i love the warm weather. coming up, look at how one bay area county working to launch a new program to increase vaccination rates in children.

gloria: childhood vaccines of all kinds have declined since the start of the pandemic. one bay area county investing in the $1 million to change the trend. zach fuentes has the details. reporter: father two says he has made it a point to keep his 3-year-old and 4-month-old kids up to date on immunizations. but says at times, it was challenging. >> with covid and everything, it was hard to even get into the hospitals. a lot of that regular schedule soa lot of that regular schedule of three months, six months, one year kind of went by the wayside. reporter: national and global

data show a decline in childhood vaccines, a trend also seen more locally. data from the california department of public health shows that hundreds of santa clara county kindergartners are past due for required vaccinations. something the county says puts children at risk of illness and keeps them from going to school. patricia cerrato is santa clara public health department's program manager. the department held listening sessions with community members and found missed appointments due to pandemic impacts are a big reason locally for the numbers seen. but they also learned more. >> we heard it was misinformation. the community was asking to provide more information about the vaccines. reporter: so now, in a push to boost the vaccine numbers and provide truthful information to both families and health care providers, santa clara county is launching a new campaign called "vaccines are another part of growing up". aimed at reaching multiple cultures in multiple languages. >> we wanted to reach all community in santa clara county

so they get informed, they know the vaccines are safe. reporter: the website providing information, resources to parents about vaccines. >> i'm in favor of building immunity for the whole population. when kids are at that age where they are vulnerable to viruses and disease i think it's up to , the parents to make the informed choice to protect their kids. reporter: the county has received one million dollars in federal funding for the campaign they say will be focused on getting parents critical information. gloria: embassy evacuations in sudan, the latest development from the country as brutal fighting continues into a second week. tran helping to build a better bay area in millbrook.

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gloria: good morning. i'm gloria rodriguez. we're starting this half hour with a look at the was a we have lisa argen with us this morning. good morning. lisa: we are starting out with low clouds. a little bit of mist and drizzle. temperatures in low 50's on the peninsula. you can see the fog bear. 50 degrees in the city. as we go through the morning hours, the fall because the pill back in by 11:00 still lingering on the peninsula but we are sunny in the 70's inland. we have been talking a minor cool dn and it will be that, minor today. breezy wind keeping it call in the city. look at 5:00, we are still in the 70's. a little more narrow of a

spread. we take 80's out of the forecast and spread more 60's and low 70's 70's across the bay today. we talk about a cooler monday as well. gloria: developing news out of sudan where united states has evacuated everyone from its embassy in the capital. it comes as a cease fire order has fallen apart. thousands of americans are on the ground as the country enters its second week of fighting. abc seven news reporter has the latest. reporter: as the conflict intensifies, a pentagon official says the department of defense is considering using drones to oversee routes and possibly sending navy ships to evacuate any americans who make it there. an estimated 16,000 americans remain in sudan including 70 u.s. embassy personnel. the state department says a larger scale evacuation is not on the bugs. president biden confirmed u.s.

military has evacuated and closed the american embassy in sudan. officials called that a difficult decision and said efforts will continue to assist americans still trapped in the cotry. his two children are goal sudanese american citizens currently stranded in khartoum with her aunt. >> we try to conduct embassy. we sent them many emails. we tried to call. there is no answering sometimes. reporter: a family of a mother for massachusetts frustrated -- they moved to s year ago to teach at a school in khartoum. >> as a u.s. citizen who works abroad she has always been told u.s. embassy has her back and it is clear they do not. reporter: u.s. troops have been deployed to the region but state department reiterating a warning to americans. >> we have been clear eyed about how american citizens should not

travel to sedan -- -- we have communicated about safety and security measures and precautions they can take. reporter: a 72 hour cease power announced by both sides friday deorat lst 4 people killed including one american. gloria: a sewage spill closed seven miles of ocean beach in southern california. 250 thousand gallons of sewage spilled into the los angeles river thursday. river connects of the pacific ocean at long beach. city declared the coast off-limits to swimmers and water sports enthusiasts. not everyone got the message. this jet skier fell into the contaminated water. >> hopefully we do not get sick because we will have to come back here and figure that out. they should close off all the spots and not let us come here. reporter: the spill caused by

malfunction unit by maintenance workers. they hope to reopen the beaches on wednesday. test scheduled on monday and tuesday. residents in one neighborhood in indiana still buzzing about a very loud boom. that is what it looked like as what appears to be a meteor streaking across the sky over the town of westfield. officials say the meteor very likely caused the sonic boom sound. national weather service picked up something on this line detection system. a new half-billion doll mixed-use project open in the city despite years a backlash from the community. leaders say they change may be hard to accept at first but will all to me that ultimately help to build a better bay area.

dustin dorsey explains. reporter: cities across the bay area always grappling with how to solve the tough issues involving housing, transit and community. the city believes they have an answer. >> a winning concept of housing affordable housing, hotel, retail and hopefully coming soon our new biotech campus. this is transformative. reporter: welcome to gateway station, mixed-use development featuring office spaces, shopping, and housing. 25% of which is affordable. >> it is a connection point. it is rewarding because i think this is the end result, a plea -- place for people to live, work, and play and support public transit. reporter: steps from the caltrain station, and mile down the road from san francisco international airport and in the heart of the gateway to the bay area, the city.

it is it will only help the area meet sustainability goals. >> making it a walkable community is all the right things to do at our development. >> i think it is a project that will be looked at nationally as we look at how to change our dependence on being in cars and using gasoline and all of those things. this is really what the future is about. reporter: as we look to the future, we remember the past. the project face years of backlash from the community. concern about how it would change her small town of you. the mayor believes makes -- mix of the new and old will benefit the community. >> when you go above one or two stories, it is a lot for people to accept. what i hoping now with the building built, ted is moving in, we make this an exciting go to place -- tenants moving in, we make this and

exciting go to place. gloria: talent on display in a special event at the santa clara county convention center. >> gloria: the ninth annual showcase had it all appreciated put on every year by the organization. abc7news reporter amanda del castillo jo was a judge for the competition. and mat keller emceed the event. it looks like they had a great time. still ahead, transforming adversity into art it we tell you how a tree that came crashing down to one family's home with still have a price possession -- price possession inside. a nice morning, and look at your forecast coming up in a few minutes.

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gloria: it's been nearly one month since bay area got it last big storm but you can still see plenty of falling trees in the streets. karina nova shows us the business turning these old trees into something beautiful. reporter: a month after a powerful storm knocked down more than 1000 trees and branches in the bay area, the cleanup is still going on. >> trees fell from this roadway. reporter: a tree service chopped up the branches but left the logs. >> the trees came down in berkeley. they fell on a house and own a car. reporter: large sections of the tree are now site of the sawmill. >> the homeowners who house they hate, they are going to use at least one of the slabs to make a nice cable. reporter: picked up so many

trees, he cannot fit them into his property. they are stacked outside of his business. it is where he makes labs that can cost up to $1500, most end up as furniture. >> urban trees are twisty, curvy, it is very exciting cutting open a log and opening the slab and seeing the grain. reporter: he is sort of a tree whisperer. he started working as an arborist 40 years ago. >> i can look at a tree from the outside and i can tell if there is interesting grains by some of the characteristics on the bark. reporter: video of him on top of a 120 foot tree he was chopping down even though the rain has stopped you still getting 10 times as many calls as usual from people wanting to chop down trees. >> urban forest in some ways aging. trees getting 80 years old, 100 euros hold entries have a

lifespan. it is always hard when a tree falls. being able to make something special out of it gives new life to the tree. gloria: a little foggy this morning when i drove in. sa hug thea check with lisa we get little clearing but with the wind is going near 60 at th. a live look outside, you can see there is a little bit of fog. we will look for a bright, sunny afternoon and temperatures climbing. i have the details next. gloria: also next, the doves get a draymond green on the court today. chris alvarez has a preview of game four coming up in sports. like going hiking, just to hike to the bathroom. reaching for the bar, just to reach for pads.

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francisco's take on the mets at oracle park. the first pitch at 4:00 p.m. western conference finals continues today for the nba previewed ours from seeing draymond green returned to the court as a take on the kings at the chase center. chris alvarez has a preview in this morning sports. reporter: good morning. warriors looking to even their first round series later today against the kings. gary payton who missed game three, little good saturday. draymond green will return to the lineup after serving a one-game suspension for his altercation in game two. warriors one without their defensive leader in game theory. draymond green has been ejected 17 times, suspended four times. he is describing what it was like to watch his team play without him and why there is no way he is changing his approach. >> you're in a dog, y

here every single day, all year and prepare for battle with these guys. to know you're in battle, your back is against the wall and to not be there for them, that is a letdown. i will continue to play the game how i play the game. operate how i operate. be exactly who i am because that leads to winning. >> the guys responded well without him and without gary. we are proud group. accomplish a awful lot previewed his absence was not going to keep them from accomplishing what they wanted to do. reporter: the doves her own seven later today to even things up with the in game board. tip-off 12:30. nice day for giants and mets saturday afternoon. crawford struggling early but takes david peterson to right field. third homer of the year.

ended up getting the base. logan webb best are the year. webb got help from his team former met flora's in the fifth, solo blast to his friends. 7-2 giants. alonzo leading to an home not here. eight strikeouts. two aren't runs and get the first win. giants win seven-four. same two teams on sunday night baseball on espn. blast. we are tied at two. bottom of the third, the ranges are up. garcia again off of adrian martin is to center field 11-2 taxes. bottom five, no, garcia

one appreciated his first ever three homer game. 5-5. job in eight previewed rangers when, 18-30. -- drove the rangers win 18-3. gloria: a nice weekend so far. let's get a check on the forecast. lisa: it does look nice. we have more wind and a bit of high cloud cover so that will influence our weather today with minor cooling into monday. high pressure northerly wind had our way. a big warm up coming as soon as tuesday. 52 in danville. 50 in lafayette. everyone in the 50's. we have fog. visibility reduced to about a quarter of a mile. as you look out clouds there and continue to see them hug the coast line

previewed partial clearing today. it is going to be cold, the wind kicked up and temperatures may not get out of the 50's at the shoreline but bright skies come away from the coast. today, tomorrow minor cooling. some neighborhoods for degrees cooler. elsewhere a warm afternoon but into tuesday, wednesday, thursday it is high pressure and northland and -- the north wind and the wind on the coast backing off. today, noontime 30 mile-per-hour at the coast. by 10:00 it is still windy so that keeps our overnight lows on them outer side. into your monday, still breezy out there. by the afternoon once again temperatures will climb to the 60's and 70's but the wind offsetting the cooling in the city. but to the north bay, the next seven days, even despite the slight cooling today you are

still above average in mid 70's. average high 70. tuesday, wednesday, thursday upper 80's, could even see a few 90's around the bay area. to the city for the game today, low 60's, and a lot of sun. it will be breezy and temperatures dropping slowly -- slightly to the upper 50's for the meds. numbers coming down. more like low morgan hill. upper 70's to the mid 70's to low 70's as you get closer to the coast. upper 50's pacifica. average high will be in the 60's today. near that but as you head up to the north bay, turning back a few 80's, for 75 in sonoma. east, 69. 70 in oakland. heading inland still a warm afternoon.

li the forecast just minor cooling around the bay into the wind. a few high clouds and we take that into monday as well but still nice with the sunshine and tuesday, wednesday, thursday it is much warmer. looks like the rich break down by the end of the work week. sometimes we skip over spring. it is going to feel like summer. looking at the fog feels like it is changing season. gloria: i always love when i hear it is going to warm up. i like the warmer temperatures. lisa: it is probably not warm enough? gloria: exactly. a restoration project here could help point the way for simpler projects around the state. spencer christian checks in how the project is doing. reporter: we first visited dutch in the county last year, the recently restored title marsh was already flourishing.

hiding among their use was a criticalesring carbon, a key benefit of restoring wetlands in the age of climate change? >> where trying to inhale more carbon dioxide and they are excelling oxygen we need. reporter: dennis at the university of california, his team play sensitive instruments to measure greenhouse gases and other data in multiple ways. he says the results after more than a year of monitoring shows the tidal marsh is acting as a powerful carbon sink drawing co2 into the ground where it should remain sequestered instead of contributing to climate change. >> we are probably in 1% tidal -- tile of the ecosystem in the world with the largest clt taken up in a year. reporter: karen thorne and her team for the united states geological survey took additional measurements discovering while the surrounding farmland is still

admitting greenhouse gases, the coattitle m re: stereporter:hanhe atmospher0 the past. clearly a success story did not happen overnight and the work could hold lessons for other restoration projects up and down the state. the california department of water resources excavated these channels and level the soil. teams prepainted some 25,000 plugs along with 50,000 trees and shrubs. after the plans were established crews broke the surrounding levy creating the marsh. >> once you have the plans, the benefits are going to be bake and will come quickly. reporter: guys for a title marsh restoration for the san francisco estuary institute. she says key question is at -- work time and effort compared to less expensive strategies that allow the title marsh is the

form over time. >> how long until you get the benefits coming back and the benefits once you have the plants are going to be really bake and come quickly. >> with pressure from climate change to flooding to sea level rise the value of tidal marshes could be critical to california moving forward. gloria: you can watch all of our newscast live and on-demand through the abc 7 bay area connect tv app available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire and route 2. download now and start

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