drainage is a building code issue. there is a provision in the building code that said you have to contain and channel your drainage to the downspout and storm sewer. you cannot apallow it to run across a neighboring property. that is the law. the rule is traditionally followed on vacant laws. how does that get enforced from one lot to another especially backyards? water follows the course and sometimes goes across property lines. the impact of this new construction on that condition is not clear at all. in fact, if anything i would expect through the dew course of d.b.i. review of the geotech any cal study and foundation design that will be fixed at least with respect to the construction of the building. i can't speak to the site condition of having a dirt mound in the rear yard, that is beyond the purview of the planning discussion. >> commissioner: can you speak to the modifications on monday adding a foot to the north side of the property. the roof over hang goes over the property line. this one foot is supposed to

requester and provide property water drainage system. there's been no letters in opposition or support of this d.r. in light of the d.r. requester's concerns, residential design advisory team we reviewed it with the guidelines and confirmed the scale and masting is compatible with the adjacent building and the requests are not exceptional or extraordinary. fire safety and drainage issues are regulated by the department of building inspection not the planning department. and the increased density a the zone single-family land use is speculation. what is proposed complies with the current zoning and any infraction would become an enforcement issue should somebody decide to make it a two-unit building or more and the proposed blockage or diminishment of light to the existing windows and skylights are not exceptional or extraordinary and property lines and windows are not protected. access to solar panels will also likewise not protected and impact to emergency access of dead-end streets is not a planning issue but greater density exists wit

also keep storm drains, gutters, drain pipes and other drainage around your property clear. anyone who finds a problem around their house, on their property or public property, go to smartphones, social media, facebook, twitter, instagram, ccc public works. put your pictures and locations there. they'll try to get to you as soon as they can. live in concord, nbc bay area news. >>> storm is already prompting cancellations. first friday is canceled because of the heavy rain coming in. organizers won't make it up, you have to wait until march 1st. stakes place on telegraph avenue in oakland. >>> jeff just tweeted the seven-day snow forecast. stay in touch, @jeff rchld achld nchld ooich . >>> plane took off and crashed into parked car and fence. could have been much worse, no one was inside, no one was hurt. >> east bay, candlelight vigil to mark 30 years since disappearance of ilene misheloff. competitive figure skart, coach was supposed to pick her up and drive her to the rink but she never arrived. case is still open and search is active. >> do this not for us but her, people

the drainage system was tucker: we loved hurricanes as kids. i remember when the calm came, we would play the water. it was just another day off from school, right, but now it's terrifying. it's terrifying. walters: this isot a hoax. this is real. climate change is real, so how do we live with it i think in this section of wwn, we're starting to understand thater and inlimate change goes hand hand. johnson: new orleans in thes last 5 to 7 yes really taken on a great adaptation of lclimate resilience andate change. elevation is one of the major adaptations that you sometimes see, is that the houses are raised higher. his is the center for the sustainable engagement and development. we have rain gardens here. we help communities how to build rain gardens. walso have a orchard. you see over here, we e lemons. get us one off here. after katrina, you had all these toxins from the water, so that went into the soil, and that's all over the lower ninth ward and probably lot in louisiana. evidently, the process of going through the trees to bear fruit,

they already manage drainage between these properties pick one of the problems is around drainage. there already is -- it is already designed into the current house. >> so there hasn't been a problem with drainage -- >> it has never been mentioned in my time there, and it did not come in -- come up in any of the reports. >> i have a question. is a real window that also looks into the dining room, or does it look into something else? >> it looks like you showed a drawing of your building, and that of your neighbors' building it seemed like there were four side windows and there was a rear window. >> i have windows in the back of my house. >> and it looks into the dining room? >> just to say there is some light. >> and never made a claim that i was 100% -- my claim was i would have to eat dinner in the light by electricity. >> thank you, thank you. >> i want to make clear, we would be losing 100% of the light in my kids' bathroom. >> will now hear from the permit holder. >> thank you, you have seven minutes. you can go ahead. >> thank you, good evening. i am the co-owner of the home,

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this is good drainage right now. the real danger is when the trees start falling in which does happen when the ground gets thoroughly saturated. by then it's another matter and there are plenty of people to take care of that as soon as it happens. we will be back in another hour. ktvu fox2 news . >> where you are, it's hard to tell if it's raining very hard. has it been steady where you are? >> no, it has absolutely been in squalls. there was rain coming down prodigiously to say the least. there is some winds . they are actually blowing the trees around a bit. sometimes those trees are leaning over because of high winds. we have had some big squalls and wants this other stuff comes in from the ocean, we will see something quite different. all of this water is drainage not only from today with the other raids we've had in recent times. it hasn't had time to dry out. it's a little bit of a nailbiter. again, you had to be here for the big floods to understand what could happen. >> tom, thank you. >>> for people worried

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. >> the creeks and drainages, our urban search and rescue team is reue this s to is our swift be bigger flood. >> reporter: she works in mill valley and says they've run out of sand bags. all that's celeste what's guarding the front door. >> every customer got three and four. the sand bags were really needed today. >> reporter: don't let the flooding take away from the good news. >> our reservoirs are just over 80% full which is a it will higher than average. a few more inches of rain from these next rainfall and they will fill up faster than they have been. >> reporter: he says another reason they're in such good shape is because the residents have been fantastic. one thing do you know to save water is turn off your irrigation since we know your plants will be getting plenty of water this week. kate larson, abc7 news. >> thank you. and weather has delayed more than a third of all flights at sfo. airlines have canceled 80 flights. most flights serve mainly other west coast cities. >>> you can describe the sierra with two words tonight. snowy and dangerous. you're looking at video record

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they say a broken drainage pipe on the street was probably to blame for the incident. >>> new at 11, president trump makes a bizarre and racially insensitive comments about a den dished democratic candidate for president. >> if elizabeth warren did this -- it would have been a smash. >> this is my sweetie. >> hello. >> he is the best. >> the senator posted the video on instagram on new year's eve. the video shows her grabbing a beer, introducing her husband and wishing everybody a happy new year. she posted the sequence on the same day she announced her run for the white house in 2020. >> at the same time,a partial government shutdown is now 23 days old as the standoff continues over funding for the border wall. this weekend, the shutdown became the longest in u.s. history. 800,000 federal employees are either working without pay or are on unpaid furlough. president trump says he could declare an emergency to build a wall without approval from congress. >> republican senator lindsey graham says he has urged mr. trump to reopen the government now. and then to keep negotiating over fun

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she believes blocked drainage pipes nearby are partly to blame. >> we can save the house somewhat and there's lots to do to store it because all the crawl space is filled with water. >> reporter: restoration workers have been pumping out the water since midnight in addition to fielding other calls. >> we have multiple calls for roof leaks, crawl spaces, flooding. it's that time of year. >> reporter: this accident forced ma i superior delays last night but city crews were there today still trying to clear out the mess. >> chris nguyen reporting. sorry we lost your audio. >>> in san francisco a big tree fell down on the power lines at forth and mission. it caused minor delays on several lines. look at the pavement ripped up by the roots of the tree. the roots took out sidewalk with it. >> trees are toppling all across the bay area. abc 7's leslie brinkley is bringing us news live. it is huge. >> reporter: that's right. it was. a 40-foot coast live oak right here in walnut creek. it was otherwise a healthy tree until it came toppling down at 5:00 yesterday. the second tree to fall in the

. >> we're checking drainage trouble spots. cleaning catch basins. flushing out culverts. >> around your own that might effect your property. it helps them and helps you. we're continuing to monitor this creek. you can take a heck of a lot of rain to make this a flooding problem. we have low lying areas around the bay area and the east bay. keeping a really careful watch on. >> understandable. thanks very much. you can see the breeze. in the mountains now people are asked to avoid traveling to the see sierra for the next two days. a blizzard warning. it's been years since that happened. problems on interstate 80 right now because of a jackknife big rig. eastbound traffic is held. and westbound traffic is being turned around. ski resorts were open. but many had runs closed because of heavy wind. >> everybody should level set the expectations. and not plan to ski and ride tomorrow. friday, saturday and sunday. monday and tuesday of next week. it's going to be amazing skiing and riding. >> am track cancelled all keking bus trips to and from tahoe tomorr

a drainage problem is causing some headstones to literally sink into the earth. three metal of honor recipients rest here. >> if we don't take care of our own here in our own homeland, then, you know, a lot of veterans would feel insulted. >> vallejo inherited the property in 1996 and for years the city has tried to get the veterans administration to retake the cemetery and be responsible for its maintenance. supported by nearly every california representative and senator of both party as bill to transfer the graveyard seemed headed for success in december and then the government shutdown happened. >> and because of the government shutdown its been crickets. we haven't heard a thing. >> vallejo's mayor said they are back to square one with the bill having to be reintroduced all over again leaving the veterans angry that military honor is being held hostage by political gains man ship. >> they said -- if i do it, i'm going against so and so and i'm not going to get my donation -- you know, i won't donate to those idiots anyway, you know. i hate those guys that do

infrastructure is top priority and it is not just roads and bridges, it is also streets -- streets and drainage and transportation options for our people. so we definitely need the federal government to get back to work because every day that they're not at work is a day that our people go without. this is a priority that i stand committed with my fellow mayors right here this morning. >> it is important to note that 80% of american infrastructure is funded by state and local governments. water and sewer infrastructure, 98.5% again produced by local and state governments. only 1.5% coming from the federal government in the form of lithia. it's also important and we talked about federal aid and federal support that federal money is our money. this is among our citizens send to washington d.c. every april 15 and we talked about repatriating those dollars back into communities where they can work. 90% of the before growth engine is from urban america and i know all the biggest funds are looking to invest in infrastructure. my question is we've trump proposing $1.5 trillion. with gridlock in congre

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traffic engineers a drainage pipe that runs under the road was likely to blame. they fear it could be monday night or later before repairs were complete . >> the commute would be heinous because that is the main street that everybody needs. >> reporter: letter than expected weekend rains allowed crews to get a jump on repairs. they are racing to finish up before tomorrow's morning commute. and avoiding what could've been a traffic nightmare . >> it could've been a disaster for folks who don't know about it. i'm sure there are many people that are going to be coming or attempting to come this way to work. and the silver lining is that the sinkhole only affected the westbound lanes. the eastbound lanes have remained open throughout the repairs. >>> on the central coast, caltrans is planning on shutting down the area of highway one ahead of the oncoming storm. they will get more rain down there but then we will appear. the enclosure includes mud creek and pool slide. that areas for him to mudslides that the photo was taken at those two spots yesterday and you could

. >> the department of public works clearing roads and creating drainages, urban search and rescue team on stand by in case this was to be a bigger flood. >> hardware stores have also been very busy as people get ready. goodman's supply ran out of sand and bags as people prepare for possible flooding. packing up the sandbags and getting them surrounding their homes and their property to try to keep the water out. one thing you can also do today, this may sound obvious but easy to forget. don't forget to turn off your sprinkler systems. conserve water right now while we're getting so much. reporting live from marin county, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> time now is 4:31. if you're just joining us, let's get another quick weather update from meteorologist mike nicco. >> downpours and thunderstorms, especially this afternoon and evening. damaging winds up to 60 miles per hour. going to have flooding and downed trees. here's the way it looks right now. we have rain out there still. it's on t lhte. no on some of our roads. that's going to increase as we head through the afternoon and . even

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also on 680 and 880 at times, just due to some poor drainage. you have to be thinking about that this evening. now, here's the main storm front out here offshore. the yellow and the orange, those are those heavier downpours that's going to make it impossible to see at times when you're out and about and traveling. let's get you to the heaviest rain we're looking at right now. it's right over the santa cruz mountains. it's now starting to move down here into the south bay. an overall view shows this is going to pick up in san jose 5:33 tonight. 10 to 15 minutes it's going to light up in the south bay. rainfall rate, you can see storm ranger is detecting a half inch per hour. that's am heavy downpours. right now starting to increase here in sunnyvale. cupeo,this. you can see right here through santa clara at 5:35 tonight it's picking up and milpitas by 5:59 this evening. now, the second area where things are beginning to advance again after a very short break is in the north bay. is we've had flash flood warnings in place. flash flood warning mean

improve her community here on the west side to make sure folks had basic things like streets and drainagegot active back then in the young democrats, and then she ran when she was 23 years old with this slate called the committee for bodio betterment. their slogan was, give government back to the people. back then as y'all remember, they did not have single-member districts so very few women and people of color ever got elected. all of that slate for the committee of body betterment lost. on election night, one of the local reporters asked her how she felt. she said she felt good about what they had done, and that they would be back. well, mom, i think we are back. [applause and cheers] you know, so many journeys for me and for my family have started here, and today we begin another one. in this journey, i am so lucky to have an incredible partner in my wife, erica. [applause and cheers] and a wonderful inspiration in our daughter, who many of you know, carina, and in our little one, christian. [applause and cheers] so i want to thank each of you for being here today and joining us. what

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