nats i waded into the mess a ways and could see that the flood is receding but there is still a lot of water in the rock springs neighborhood and before residents can go home that water must be pumped out and the disabled sanitary pumping station repaired and put back on line.sot dave sykes/asst. s.j. city mgr. '...so we need to repair the pumpstation and pump the water out of the area so we can begin our assesment and determine what is safe and what can be occupied and what

can't be occupied...'city officials said that the number of evacuations here in rock springs and in the other two flood zones, williams street and old oakland road have fallen from 14-thousand to 3-thousand-800 and the number of units effected is down from 4-thousand to about 11-hundred and are expected to fall farther in the days ahead. district seven councilman tam nguyen says help is on the way. sot tam nguyen/san jose city councilman '....i will be putting up a board of action with a time table to keep track of our progress and i will be out here to meeet with the residents and see to it they are getting the help that they need...'a few residents are spurning the still in place ban on re entry and are already trying to clean up but the city is

discouraging that because the plumbing is down and the water is contaminated with sewage, garbage and other toxics. once the water is pumped out city teams will begin what could be several days of inspections and finally, for some, re-entry.sot dave sykes/asst. city mgr. '....we'll be checking the electrical systems to see what is damaged and there are going to be some homes that are not safe to occupy because there is more work that will have to be done...'no time table for the re entry was given, only that it will occur in phases amid home by homeinspections. and as the water continues to recede - many evacuees were able to return to their neighborhood in san jose. this is south 20th street near east williams

street, one of the areas hardest hit by the coyote creek flood. kron four's haaziq madyun - joins us live now from that neighborhood with a look at some of the flood damage. haaziq? kron4's haaziq madyun spent the day there and got a chance to take a look at some flood damaged homes up close...haaziq it is hard to imagine what it would be like to come home and find most of your personal property destroyed or even worse, finding your home unihabitable. that is what happened to a san jose family when the coyote creek flooded their home "this is what happens in a flood, it's awful"gordon smith and jolene noel have returned to their home on south 20th street after self evacuating tuesday during the coyote creek flood in san jose"the

tree went down, we're going to have that removed obviously, our air conditioning unit, i still don't know what kind of damage it suffered but it was pretty new, so that's a problem. if you look around it's pretty obvious how awful it is. the water, i think, came up to about here. honestly i just want to move" "the basement was filled up about 8-feet deep with water, over the entire floor plan of the whole house, it took about 4 or 5 hours with a pump to get it empty yesterday, now it is filling up again""look at the floors, my new floors are ruined, i mean we have been working on the house gradually over time since we moved in and it's like, it's a sad state of affairs" what do you hope or expect from the city in terms of help in this situation?"we have been left here without any help from the city""i don't

know what to say? honestly, uh, for a sense of perspective, this has never happened before, i don't know what to expect?" according to san jose mayor sam liccardo, who toured that flood ravaged neighborhood today, residents can expect to see huge dumpsters and volunteers to help remove flood damaged personal property...starting tomorrow. in san jose haaziq madyun kron4news thousands of people in san jose are now facing a daunting clean-up. catherine heenan is here with a look at some of what they're dealing with... you can now drive through lots of san jose neighborhoods....and see piles ofdebris piled outside homes. there's everything from soaked carpets and mattresses.. to muddy yards and tree branches...even though the

deep standing water is gone.......it's left behind a 'lot' of damage.... one homeowner here says his wife first alerted him of signs of impendingtrouble tuesday afternoon....but no one could have expected things to get so bad, so quickly.. he's among the many people who say that authorities should have done more.. meantime - even in the rooms not hit the hardest - there's squishy-wet carpets and lots of water-logged belongings.. not far away -- san

jose mayor sam liccardo was touring some of the flood- damagedneighborhoods. he says the city is reaching out to the state and to insurance companies...tryi ng to make sure that people get all the help possible. san jose is also passing out safety check- lists.....and updated maps on the areas where people can now return home...... vicki and grant? make sure you have the free kron-4 mobile app to stay up to date with everything... including the crisis in san jose. also, be the first to know about severe traffic and weather in your area... we'll keep you updated by sending breaking news push alerts. another big story we are following tonight.... in oakland... serious questions are being raised about the oakland police department.. and how a deadly situation might have been avoided. it was last week when police were called to east oakland.... neighbors reported a man firing a rifle in the neighborhood. after a stand off... the suspect was eventually shot and killed by police. kron 4's dan

kerman is live in oakland tonight.. where we are hearing this all could have been averted when the same man was reportedly firing his rifle earlier that week. dan... it was last friday the 17th when this man, seen here with a rifle in his hands, opened fire on his east oakland neighborhood eventually the suspect, identified as jesse enjaian was shot and killed by oakland police following a standoff. but now additional allegations that the same man opened fire in the neighbhood two times earlier in the week and police made no attempt to do anything about it.sot john burris/attorneyattorney john burris represents patrick reddic, a homeless man who sleeps in his car in the same neighborhood. he says he was victimized by the same man on the february 14th.sot patrick reddic/attacked by sniperthese are shots of reddic's car. he says the suspect admitted he shot at him, but when he and other neighbors told police

they did nothing, other than take reddic down to the police station and threaten to arrest himsot attorney burris say the other incident was on february 10th again he says no action by police. now he says it's up to the department's new chief to figure out what's going on sothow do you call it / 150

we are sad to report...the alameda county sheriff deputy who was hit by a bus at the santa rita county jail yesterday... has passed away.. deputy michael foley served the bay area for nearly 40 years.. the 60-year-old began his career

with concord police where he served for 29 years...and has been working with the alameda county sheriff's department for the past eight years. co-workers descirbe foley as one of the hardest working deputies in the agency....and extremely kind man who was loved by everyone. the accident was early yesterday morning, it was dark and the deputy who was driving the bus...which was going about 15 milers per hour...did not see deputy foley. another tragic loss for law enforcement .. this time in south sacramento. a bell ringing ceremony was held today honoring fallen chp officer lucas chellew.. chellew died last night after being injured in a crash while chasing a suspect in south sacramento. the 31-year old officer had been with the department for 8 years. he comes from a law enforcement

family...his dad is a retired chp captain...his sister is a chp officer....his wife's father works for the marin county sheriff's department. chellew has two young children.... a major bay area highway reopens - after severe flooding all winter long. still ahead... find out how crews plan to prevent future flooding on this low lying stretch of highway 37. then, protests are growing tonight in anaheim - over an officer who shot at a group of teenagers... but first, how additional flood victims in the south bay - trying to pick up the pieces and get things back to normal.

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headache for families in san jose still waiting for flood waters to recede so they can return to their homes. some have been allowed to go home...but thousands have not. today, kron four's phiippe djegal met with flood victim's struggling to find the strength to get through this. it will be quite some time before things get back to normal in san jose's rock springs neighborhood... tomas hernandez lives here and says his life has been turned upside down.sot- "it's hard -- it's hard to explain." his wife is keeping him strong... but this is what they're dealing with... photos hernandez snapped of the flood damage inside his apartment

off nordale avenue. clothes in the closet soiled in filthy water... the bathroom the same.... the back patio a muddy migraine... sot- "the only clothes, what i'm wearing right now, it's the only that i have -- because that morning, i went to work and i didn't know that's going to happen."bridge hernandez is at a loss right now... he says financially, he has no idea how his family is going to recover from this.sot- "i'm not working right now, because i need to get some stuff from my house, and tomorrow, i have to work hard, you know, to surivive, because my family, they have to eat, i have to eat -- everybody has to eat. so, i need to make some money to survive." a construction worker... hernandez listened closely to the news conference held by city leaders, updating the current conditions. and, sees hope with the water receeding and public works getting a handle on the damaged sewer pump station. sot- "it's pretty important,

by the time people want to start coming back into the houses -- we need to have somewhere for the sewer to go." at this point its a waiting game... and, hernandez is bracing for a long road to recovery.sot- "i have to put it on god's hands and see what's going to happen." in san jose, philippe djegal, kron four news. the overnight shelters operated by the american red cross and san jose's department of parks, recreation and neighborhood services will be moving this weekend. they are changing locations because students will be back in school on monday. early this morning 144 people were being housed at james lick high school and 10 people at evergreen valley high school. city officials say they will announce the location of the new shelters well before monday. as soon as they release the new evacuation locations we will post that information on our website. many people who were evacuated from their homes were not allowed to bring their pets along with them... so that's when the volunteers from the san jose animal service center stepped in to help. they're able to house the pets... give them

food and a good warm place to sleep.. right now they have about 12 animals... 10 dogs and two cats. most all of them are from people who are at the evacuation centers... volunteers were expecting a lot more animals but they think evacuees found better and more comfortable options... right now volunteers say they don't expected to be getting anymore people bringing in their pets.. but if they do... they say they will gladly take them in. and house them as long as necessary.... take a look at this... we're getting a space age view of how recent heavy rains have affected california. these are satellite photos from nasa's earth observatory. if you look close enough, you can see that parts of the

pacific ocean appear to look brown and teal. that's because the heavy rains have resulted in sediment being pushed through state waterways and dumped in the pacific. brown pacific water indicates sediment-rich areas, while water with a tinge of teal color means the sediment has mixed with salt water. drier and cooler conditions are forecast through friday with chilly overnight temperatures. unsettled weather conditions return by the weekend with another storm system approaching the coast. a longer stretch of

dry weather returns starting the middle of next week.

good news for drivers in the north bay - highway 37 has finally reopened. the section of highway between atherton avenue and highway 101 has been shut down several times this winter - due to heavy flooding. crews have spent nearly a month raising the roadway a bit... and replacing the drainage system with larger pipes. caltrans officials say .. these improvements will not completely prevent future flooding. but they say the upgrades will help crews get the flooding cleaned up faster the next time it happens. still ahead - santa cruz police putting homeland security on blast tonight. why the police chief says homeland security misled his

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a bay area community activist... who fought against street violence after his son was murdered in 2004... has been killed in an altercation. vallejo police say landrin ray kelly was killed on february 13th from injuries he sustained after an altercation two days before. a 49-year-old man has just been arrested this week in connection with his death. kelly was known for his work to protect children from violence. he founded the terrance kelly youth foundation after his son died of street violence when he was 18-years-old. tonight... a candel light vigil is being held for the man who was shot and killed in san francisco while playing pokemon go... friends and family are gathering in san mateo to mark the 6th month

anniversary of calvin riley's life being taken too soon. the vigil is at central park in san mateo..starting at 5-30. calvin was killed back in august while playing pokemon go near ghiradelli square. police have ánotá yet identified a suspect in the shooting. the anaheim police chief says videos are being reviewed - after a confrontationbetween an off- duty police officer and some teenagers.. catherine heenan has the latest on the incident....whic h has triggered angry protests in southern california.. a video posted on you-tube shows part of the angry struggle between the officerand a 13-year-old boy... police say this began over an ongoing problem with the teenager walking acrossthe man's lawn... things erupted tuesday when the boy returned with other teens....it somehow turned into a struggle during

which the officer fired his gun near the group... there have been angry protests since then.....including one last night and again this evening... there's been damage to various homes and cars in the area.. the teenager - who has not been publicly identified - talked to reporters.. the teenager was initially arrested after allegedly threatening the officer....telling himhe'd kill him. the boy denies that..and has since been released to his parents. the union representing the officer says that cell phone video shows the officer was repeatedlyassaulted by more than one of the teenagers... the union says an officer has the right to self-defense - no matter the age of the offender. grant and vicki?. 'no mass deporations'

those the words from u-s homeland security secretary john kelly - enforcing president trump's immigration crackdown. more after the break. plus, we are learning new details - in the murder investigation of a google employee - who was out for a jog. (avo) this holiday...

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"deceived" and "outraged"... that is what the santa cruz police department and santa cruz city officials are feeling tonight about the department of homeland security. the head of the santa cruz police is saying his department was misled by ice officials about a gang raid last week... they took part in... the operation was to dismantle the local presence of a big el salvador-based gang... and not arrest or detain the gang members based on their immigration status... but they were wrong.... even after they were assured by senior officials that the operation ádid not depend on status.

chief vogel is now saying they cannot átrustá the homeland security department anymore -- and they will ááno longer work with it... since santa cruz is a sanctuary city. vogel says the department is revising their policy on immigration actions and will present that policy to the city council on tuesday. they're rough and they're tough but they're not tough like our people, so we're getting them out."president trump, talking about his plans to rid the country of undocumented immigrants who commit criminal acts. he used two words that set off alarm bells on both sides of the border. catherine heenan is here to tell us about them. those two words are "military operation." here's how the president used them in describing the new effort to round up illegal

immigrants. we're getting really bad dudes out of this country. and at a rate that nobody's ever seen before. and they are the bad ones. and it's a military operation.the national guard has been mobilized before ... but only to support the border patrol, with no powers of arrest.the president's apparent endorsement of using soldiers to round up illegal immigrants was quickly retracted by his press secretary. the president was using that as an adjective. it's happening with precision and in a manner in which it is being done very clearly. i think we've made it clear in the past what kind of operation this was. the president was clearly describing the manner in which this was being done.the president spoke as secretary of state rex tillerson and homeland security secretary john kelly were meeting with their mexican counterparts in mexico city.kelly was emphatic on two points.let me be very, very clear. there will be no - repeat - no mass deportations." there will be no use of military forces in immigration. at least half of you try to get that right because it continually comes up in the reporting."mexico's foreign minister used the word 'notorious: to describe his country's differences with the

president trump. "there's a concern among mexicans, there's irritation before what has been perceived as policies that might be harmful for the mexicans and the mexican industry."in mexico, there are threats of a boycott.last month president pena nieto canceled his trip to the white house in the dispute over a border wall ... no mas muros president trump has said he'll make mexico pay for a border wall. but today, neither he nor his representatives in mexico city made any mention of that issue.

drier and cooler conditions are forecast through friday with chilly overnight temperatures. unsettled weather conditions return by the weekend with another storm system approaching the coast. a longer stretch of dry weather returns starting the middle of next week.

georgia authorities believe they've solved a missing person's case that had them stumped for over a decade. officials say they found the person responsible for killing 30- year-old tara grinstead...a local beauty contest winner and teacher in southern georgia. grinstead vanished from her home located in a small farm town 11-years ago. her cellphone and car were found at her house...but her keys and purse were gone. authorities are optimistic that the case will be closed...and have a suspect in custody in connection to grinstead's disappearance. massachusetts investigators say they now have a d-n-a profile of the

person they suspect killed a woman jogging near her mother's home last summer. authorities are releasing new information on what they believe the person who killed 27-year-old vanessa marcotte looks like. investigators say the suspect of interest is hispanic or latino...around 30-years-old...and has an athletic build. they also believe the person was driving a dark-colored s-u-v. district attorney joe early says marcotte likely tried to fight off her attacker. the d-a the d-a added that officials are looking for the public's help in finding the person that matches thier description. d-n-a evidence has been sent to the state police crime lab in massachusetts for testing. still ahead... a close call for one family in san diego. a car careens into home - crashing into a bedroom where two children were sleeping. this story - after the break. then,

the hunt for tom brady's super bowl jersey continues. the patriots quarterback tweeting a new photo of potential suspects. on wallstreet - the dow adding more than 34 points. the nasdaq lost 25 points. and the s&p... rose just under a point.

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after being dragged by a taxi cab. it happened in san diego and the whole thing was caught on camera. you can see the orange cab dragging the guard and then the driver throwing him into the street before driving away. police were able to find the driver shortly after the incident and arrested him. the 49-year-old security guard has some scrapes and bruises but is expected to make a full recovery. here's another very scary incident caught on camera. a car came crashing into a home in l-a county early yesterday morning while two boys were sleeping. it happened in the city of la-puente. the crash was caught on home surveillance video. the car slammed right into the kid's bedroom. the driver left the scene shortly after the crash and has not been found. the 11 and 14-year-old boys had only minor injuries. a man accused of murder and on the run for 12 years--- has been arrested in shasta county. ricardo puentas is

accused of shooting and killing a man in santa rosa back in 2005. santa rosa police say in the past 12 years they have pursued hundreds of leads regarding his whereabouts. yesterday evening, santa rose police, f-b-i agents and shasta county sheriff's deputies surrounded a home he was in. at one point, puentas refused to come out and picked up an infant child while barricading himself inside. he later came outside and was arrested without a struggle. as investors continue to run away from the raiders-las vegas deal, does that mean oakland's fight to keep the team is gaining momentum? a longtime city leader gives his thoughts on why staying put is a no-brainer for the silver and black. my hygienist told me to try...

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about to crack down on cannabis. steve aveson is in the newsroom with what is coming up at six. steve? vicki... california voted back in november to legalize recreational marijuana.... we'll the party may be short lived. today white house press secretary sean spicer suggested the administration may crack down on states that have legalized recreational pot use. tonight we'll at what options the justice department have available to enforce federal law. we'l all tell you where the president stands on medical marijuana. we will have that story and much more on kron 4 news at six. vicki now back to you. time to talk some raiders relocation. we are about a month out from the nfl owners meeting, which means now is a

critical time in the fight to keep the silver and black in oakland. team owner mark davis has repeatedly insisted he's committed to las vegas, but as he keeps losing investors, he may be forced to make it work here in the bay area. that's where we bring in mark carpenter... who spoke to someone who has seen the raiders in this position before. mark? today i spoke with ignacio de la fuente... he was the former president of the oakland city council in the 1990s when the raiders moved back from los angeles. he currently sits on the joint powers authority.. and says in a way, this situation is easier than 1995 because the team is áalready in oakland. the challenge is just convincing mark davis that he has a solid option in the bay area. "how do you make people feel comfortable that whatever

information, that whatever deal is put together actually, the city and the county and the jpa can deliver that deal." as mark davis continues to lose investors in las vegas, ignacio de la fuente sees an opportunity for oakland to swoop in. it's not yet known if davis is warming up to the idea of sitting at the negotiating table with ronnie lott's investment group, but seeing as the coliseum site is more than just an illusion on the strip, the raiders don't need to look far for a viable option. "probably the best location anywhere and i'm not just saying that. when you have bart, transit, amtrak, airport, it's an area that is absolutely in my opinion doable to have, not only a new stadium, but a sports complex around.""it's always disappointing for us to see relocation because we really want to see our teams stay where they are." nfl commissioner roger goodell has always said relocation is a painful process.. de la fuente suggests one way to prevent any hurt is possibly

have the league step in to help save the team. "i know that the raiders should be in oakland right? so hopefully they will help accomplish that goal." as far as finding any replacement investors goes, the raiders have said they have options and financing will not be an issue. however, no specific parties have yet to be named. we'll see if there's any significant developments before the nfl meetings in march. new england patriots quarterback tom brady is still looking for his super bowl 51 jersey.... which went missing shortly after the game ended. but he's having a little fun with the search and is narrowing in on who might have taken it.. brady posted this "suspect board" to instagram. there's a wide

range of suspects from lady gaga...to his own teammate julian edelman. that jesery which was presumably stolen...is not being valued somewhere between half a million to one million dollars. drier and cooler conditions are forecast through friday with chilly overnight temperatures. unsettled weather conditions return by the weekend with another storm system approaching the coast. a longer stretch of dry weather returns starting

the middle of next week. can you guess what happens when you combine ferocious siberian tigers can you guess what

happens when you combine ferocious siberian tigers with modern technolology? take a look at this drone video which helps gives us a better understanding... the tigers - from northeast china - can be seen meandering around until they spot the drone buzzing around. it then becomes a game of cat and mouse.... and we all know how those tend to go - eventually a tiger swipes the drone - causing it to crash. the group then proceeds to tear the drone apart - with one literally chewing on the gadget as if it was a bird of prey. but unlike a bird - the drone starts to give off smoke - which scared off the tigers. however, there is no word if the drone survived the attack. still ahead... jimmy kimmel gearing up to host the oscars this weekend. the

comedian giving us a preview of what jokes he has planned. more from hollywood after the break.

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mode for oscar sunday, but not more than host jimmy kimmel! the insider's michael yo joins us from hollywood with more on this story.

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before a gunman terrorized his neigbhors? the questions being raised tonight. kron 4 news at six is next.

specific areas. the water is dropping and revealing more of the mess from this week's flooding in san jose. and the city is already starting to clean up the muddy debris that has been left behind. but, people are still not out of the clear just yet. good evening, i'm steve aveson. and i'm pam moore. this is the most recent map we have from the city of san jose. the areas in

green... show where people are allowed to return to their homes. the areas shaded in orange... are locations where residents have to say away. the city says, that amounts to about a thousand households still evacuated tonight. this is a close -up view of the rock springs neighborhood... it has particulary hit hard. again, anything you seen in orange... is under an evacuation order tonight. and this is a close up of the oakland road evacuation area in san jose. there are mobile homes here .... and areas shown in orange... indicate that people are under a mandatory order to stay out because of the flooding. just a few hours ago... san jose mayor sam liccardo viewed some of the flood damage for himself. a kron four crew caught up with him as he went door to door and visited with homeowers who had returned to their houses. the mayor passed out flyers... informing of them what services the city is going to offer those affected by the flooding. we ased him what

the most immediate need is and what the city is looking to address right now. insurance. liccardo says the city is reaching out to the state for aid and expects governor jerry brown to declare the flood zone a disaster area. while the number of people evacuated has dropped... as you just saw on those maps there are still quite a few people spending the night some place else. the rock springs neighborhood... is on the list. that is where kron 4's rob fladeboe is tonight. he got a good look at some of the damage in that area. rob? áááá áááááááááá

some evacuees are returning home and are devastated by what they are finding one of the streets hit hard by the coyote creek flood .... is south 20th street... that is where kron4's haaziq madyun got a close look at some of the homes that were damaged today i got the chance to take a look inside several homes that suffered major flood damage on south 20th street. one woman says the flood has destroyed everything that she has worked so hard for... "...repairs are done"

i just got word that residents on south 20th street are having a community meeting tomorrow to discuss the situation. i spoke to some of theose folks today and they were pretty disappointed in how the city has handled their needs...so it will be interesting to see what happens...in san jose haaziq madyun kron4news

we are constantly updating the kron four website .... as new developments come in with the san jose flood. you will find the stories right on the front of our webpage. other ways to stay on top of the story ... are the kron four facebook page ... as well as the kron four mobile app. the app sends out 'push alerts' about all breaking news ... it is available for free for apple and android devices. toss weather drier and cooler conditions are forecast through friday with chilly overnight temperatures. unsettled weather conditions return by the weekend with another storm system approaching the coast. a longer stretch of dry weather returns starting the middle of next week. it was just six days ago

we brought you these week. middle of next starting the middle of next week. it was just six days ago we brought you these story. a gunman, pointing a rifle and shooting randomly in an oakland neighborhood. ultimately... police shot and killed him. oakland police are being called on the carpet tonight for mishandling a sniper in east oakland. it was friday when an active shooter was eventually shot and killed by police but tonight allegations there were two previous incident involving

the same man, and police did nothing. kron 4's dan kerman is live at polcie headquarter with details last friday a man firing a rifle terrorized

an east oakland neighborhood until police shot and killed him after a standoff. but now questions as to whether it should have happened in the first place. attorney john burris says 7 days earlier on the 10th neighbors called police about the same man shooting in the neighborhood sot john burris/attorney 18-24 burris says 4 days later on february 14 his client patrick reddic was shot at while sleeping in his car. he called police but nothing was done sot patrick reddic/attacke d by sniper 35-45in fact reddick was taken in for questioning, handcuffed and later threatened with arrest. attorney burris not only did police mishandle the interaction with his client, but left the neighborhood unprotected for a week from a man they knew about sot121 /not have happened

an alameda county sheriff's deputy has died.... after being hit by a bus while on duty yesterday. 60-year old mike foley was critically injured ... after being hit by a transportation bus at santa rita county jail in dublin this is video of the aftermath from of our helicopter partners at a-b-c 7 . we are told a senior deputy was driving the bus, and since it was still dark outside... he did not see foley. foley served the bay area in law enforcement for nearly 40- years... previously working for the concord police department. he is remebered as a loving man and one of the hardest working deputies at the agency.. dramatic video of an 8-

year-old boy getting swept into the surf at a popular hawaii beach. hear from a woman who sprung into action to save him from getting washed out to sea. and california just legalized recreational marijuana in november. but could the white house snuff out the state's plans to cash in? the big shift coming from the trump administration. we will take you back to san jose where some people are returning to their homes tonight after being forced out by flooding along coyote creek. see some of the damage left behind.

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facing thousands of homeowners in san jose could last a long, long time... catherine heenan is here with a look at the kind of damage left behind by neighborhood flooding... among the all-too-familiar sights........a homeowner trying to pump waterfrom a home or basement... this man told our reporter yoli aceves this morning... that as fast as he can get water out of his flooded basement..........it fills up again.he had lots of things stored down there -- from tools to clothing to sports equipment..it's almost all destroyed.. he says the water came up so high -- it was only a few inches away from the mainfloor of the house...

throughout that area and others....there are muddy yards, driveways and streets... and water-logged trucks and cars.. and just about everywhere - piles of debris piled outside houses... everything from soggy carpeting and mattresses....to damaged appliances. people point out this is no simple clean-up....even after things are cleared away - they have to worry about things like mold and other contaminants.. pam and steve? another day -- another headache for families in san jose still waiting for flood waters to receed so they can return to their homes. today, kron four's phiippe djegal met with flood victim's ... struggling to find the strength to get through this devastating event. you can only carrying so much... so, thuy truong grabbed what she could out of the apartment she shares with her parents on welch avenue... hoping the tide turns soon

and her family can return to their home in san jose's ravaged rock spring's neighborhood.sot- "i just get some of my belongings, because it was stuck in my apartment for like three days and i couldn't have any clothes to wear, couldn't have any uh, shoes, and, and, like all the belongings were stuck in the house." not just clothes... but she also retrieved potentially life saving medication for her ill mother. sot- "she couldn't have any medication to take, and then she had to endure for like, um, like a days, uh, maybe, i don't know how long it takes -- since tuesday. she couldn't take medication because the medication is in there and then she's stuck."bridge truong is a college student at san jose state university... and, says the flooding has severly impacted her studies. she says it's also taken a mental toll on her... and, the rest of her family.sot- "my laptop is stuck in the house too. lucky my house is upstairs, but, wow, i'm sorry for the people who live downstairs." like tomas

hernandez, who lives on the bottom floor of his building... and, suffered serious water damage... he is now searching for financial means to get through this.sot- "we lost our home, now we are living with our sister in law." the city is getting a handle on the long standing and contanimated flood waters on nordale avenue and other nearby streets... but still no timetable for when families can return to their homes... and, depending on the condition of the property, some may have to live elsewhere.sot- "i hope we're going to go back soon. i'm not going to live like this for a while." patience is running out. in san jose, philippe djegal, kron four news. san jose is still looking for help for the flood victims. the city says the most pressing need is money. there are a variety of ways to

donate... you can find them through our website, kron four dot com. the easiest way to find it is to type "how to help san jose" in the search box near the top. an 8-year-old boy is lucky to be alive tonight after getting swept into the raging surf. it happened on an oahu beach in hawaii... and the entire thing was captured on video. grant lodes has the pictures ... as well and reaction from a good samaritan who saved the boy's life. grant. this is one of those stories where a family vacation turns in an instant. it all unfolded monday at sunset beach... which is one of the more popular surfing spots on the north shore. you can see family playing on the shore. the surf.. a little rough... and all of the sudden it sweeps up the eight-year-old boy. he is dragged into the water...his

mother runs after him. luckily for them, they are not alone at the beach. other people see what happens and rush in to help. one of them grabs the boy by the collar... pushes him to the surface as a wave rolls in and knocks her over. that woman says the boy's jacket was soaked... weighing him down. the family is from korea... creating a bit of a communication barrier. thankful." another good samaritan helped pull the boy out of the water. the family is now trying to track him down to thank him. and this puts this rescue in perspective. it happened at 5-30 in the evening... just after the lifeguards had gone home for the day. as for the for woman who helped save the

boy... she says she never thought twice about helping out. pam and steve. toss weather drier and cooler conditions are forecast through friday with chilly overnight temperatures. unsettled weather conditions return by the weekend with another storm system approaching the coast. a longer stretch of dry weather returns starting the middle of next week.

week. middle of next week. there is no doubt this has been one of the wettest winters ever... helping the drought evaporate. tonight... we can show you what all this rain has done to our drought. see the dramatic change just one year makes. and he has been a lightning rod for the trump administration. we will hear from top adviser steve bannon on what campaign promises we can expect to see the president deliver. promo for the

one of president trump's chief aides made a rare public appearance today... catherine heenan is here with more on what white house chief strategist steve bannon had to say... steve bannon - on the right - spoke at the conservative political action conference..... his influence is reportedly seen in just about everything president trump does....but his voice is seldom heard in public.. he appeared alongside white house chief of staff rynce preibus....apparentlytrying to dismiss reports the two don't get along.. as for the critics of the administration.....bannon told the c-pac audiencethat trump supporters need to know that the president will not give up on his campaign promises..

he called on conservatives to help president trump enact an agenda which bannon says centers on a "nationalist economic" approach.... he also highlighted the president's executive orders on building a border wall...and beefingup immigration enforcement policies.. steve and pam? could all the states that legalized marijuana see those lows go up in smoke? what the white house is saying today about its future stance on legal weed. and the administration addresses another hot issue... fears of mass deportations. the

response from the head of homeland security .... following a meeting in mexico. plus members of congress are returning home to some angry constituents. inside these chaotic town hall meetings... and whether they could be the beginning another seismic political shift.

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may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. summary: here in san jose...there is considerable progress on the cleanup of tuesdays flood. coyote

creek sent contaminated flood waters through the streets...into people's homes..and their cars. the number of mandatory evacuations is getting smaller everyday... crews are working to pump water out of this area and get the sanitatino pump back running. continuing our big story in san jose's rock springs neighborhood... families continued showing up, starting early in the morning... passing through contaminated standing water to search their homes for personal items to get them through the week. it's clear now that recovery will not be quick... tomas hernandez was at work when his apartment flooded... but his family was inside.sot- "the only person who was inside was my mother in law

and two kids.and she only heard the kids and they run out because the water was coming too fast." everyone made it out uninjured. in san jose, philippe djegal, kron four news. summary: here in san jose residents of the coyote creek flood returned home to assess the damage and may are devastated by what they found. we are we are getting a good picture tonight of what these recent rain storms have done to california's drought. it is basically over unless

you are in southern california. on the left... that is one year ago today. you can see the huge swath of the state dealing with severe drought conditions. on the right... that is where things stand right now. the entire bay area... in the clear. you can still see parts of southern california could use more rain... even after the deluge they saw last week. toss weather drier and cooler conditions are forecast through friday with chilly overnight temperatures. unsettled weather conditions return by the weekend with another storm system approaching the coast. a longer stretch of dry weather returns starting the middle of next week.

a big story tonight comes from a high level meeting out of mexico city dealing with the u.s. deportation effort. first today, president donald trump said .. the u.s. is quote - "getting really bad dudes out of this country ... at a rate nobody has ever seen before." then, just a couple hours later, his top administration

officials were downplaying reports about ramped up immigration crackdowns. there have reports of possile mass deportations... and the white house calling on the national guard to help round up undocumented immigrants. following the meeting in mexico today, secretary of homeland security john kelly addressed these issues. kelly emphasized any actions taken will be in close coordination with the mexican government. earlier in the day, president trump had called deportations "a military operation" ... the white house says the federal government is going to step up marijuana law enforcement. press secretary sean spicer says there will be greater enforcement of federal laws -- when they come into conflict

with states that allow recreational pot.i do believe you will see greater enforcement of it- because again, there is a big difference between the medical use, which congress has through approrp ryder 2014 made very clear what - their intent was in terms of how dept of justice handle that issue. that is very different then recreational use which is something the dept of justice, i think will be further looking in to. president trump has stated in the past his support for medical marijuana...but spicer made it clear there is a big difference between using it for medical purposes and recreational use. happening tonight: congressman mark desaulnier is holding a town hall meeting. it is just getting started at the diablo valley college cafeteria in pleasant hill. many members of congress have been returning to their home districts this week to hear from their constituents. desaulnier's meeting is suppose to run until 8-pm.

some of these town halls have turned into chaotic scenes. desaulnier is a democrat... it is his republican counterparts that are taking the brunt of it. protesters are packing these events .... and expressing outrage over a number of issues surrounding washington and president donald trump.... leading many to wonder if there is a power shift on the horizon in 2018. kristen holmes, with our partners at c-n-n tells us... we have seen this before. 00-05wvue26-28 katv28-43 kark 43-46 wvue56-1:04 kark1:04-1:07 robert gibbsw.h. press secretary for pres. obama 1:08-1:11sean spicerwhite house press secretary1:11-1:17 twitter --reporter pkg-as follows--mos: "2020 youre gone" republican lawmakers--- facing the heat at homemos: "do your job. do your job." constituents across the country lining up to give their washington representative s an earful--- taking on president trump's agenda on nearly everything--- in iowa - healthcare reform mos: "please please please don't repeal it" in virginia - the president's finances mos: "do you believe the president should release his tax returns"even a seven year old in arkansas taking issue with immigration policy mos: "donald trump makes mexicans not important to people who are in arkansas who like mexicans, like me, my

grandma"but protests like this aren't unique to republicans-- democratic lawmakers faced the same anger in 2009-- after president obama's first election in fact-- the trump administration taking a page from his predeccessor's playbook wednesday-- blaming adversaries for quote manufacturing these protests. robert gibbs, obama press secretary: bragged about organizing and manufacturing that anger. sean spicer, white house press secretary: there is a bit of professional protestor, manufactured base in there president trump himself tweeting that protests were planned out by liberal activists. sad! but some republican lawmakers who've faced the crownds say the protests look very real to them.republican leaders in congress have said they hope to have a health care plan ready by augustin washington, im kristen holmes a special delivery...

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of six- astronauts... just one day later than planned. the space-x's dragon cargo ship ... rocketed away from nasa's historic moon pad in florida .. last sunday. it was loaded down with 55- hundred pounds of supplies.. including items needed for part of a wound- healing experiement. astronauts were expecting the delivery yesterday... but a g-p-s problem prevented the landing. now they have to rush to open up the experiment to get the mice out... and retreive the rest of the supplies. in sports... kevin durant is ready to face clippers tonight... the all star forward also shares is thoughts on demarcus cousins joining the pelicans. and with the n-b-a trade deadline over... what are the chances andrew bogut could return to the bay area to play with golden state... gary has the the warriors return to

action against the clippers following the all star break. zaza pachulia will be starting tonight against los angeles. the warriors center has missed the last eight games with a shoulder injury. golden state will be looking for a season sweep against the clippers. in their last matchup... steph curry led the warriors to a 46-point victory over the clips. during shootaround kevin durant was asked about his thoughts on demarcus cousins joining superstar anthony davis in new orleans.

former warrior andrew bogut...found himself in the middle of the nba's trade deadline madness today. the mavericks sent the center to philadelphia... but it's likely he won't be there for long. according to reports, bogut and the 76ers are discussing a contract buyout, which would make him a free-agent. he is eligible to re-sign with the warriors, however, reports say he'll be pursued by several teams including the cavaliers, spurs and rockets. and the cavaliers could be signing that lebron james

has been looking for. cleveland is expected to sign veteran point guard deron williams...after he was waived by the mavericks. the 32-year-old has bounced around the league..playing for utah, brooklyn and dallas. if signed, he'll be the backup behind kyrie irving.

jim harbaugh had some harsh words for the yorks... in a podcast interview the former 49ers head coach said 'i deserve a medal for lasting so long under 49ers ownership'. john and

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