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hello everyone, my colleagues that they hillsboro county board of county commissioners and i are proud to welcome the mosaic company's headquarters to our community mosaic as a fortune 500 company and one of the world's leading producers and marketers, i've concentrated phosphate and potash crop nutrients. this is our 1st fortune 500 recruitment when in march, an important milestone and our rise has a global business destination. hillsboro county has experienced tremendous growth and our financial professional services i. t and manufacturing sector that our cost paid industry, which dates back to the $18.00 eighty's continues to thrive. the export of phosphate products and related prostate shipments played a key role in port tampa bay's growth over the last 100 years. so thank you, mazda, i'm just mad enough, adam, did i just go to bottom to the bay? i dive in thinking by having to put my body down here to swap so that if anything happens after we're down and mosaic wanted this property, they can't dig they own that property. 7 over to the side here and the property can you, but they c

. >>> protesters interrupted the hillsboro city council meeting last night. >> no mandates, no vax!is not allowed to attend in person because she is not vaccinated. still allowed to participate but must do so in another room or through zoom. she says personal doubts keep her from getting vaccinated against covid.>> i question major media and the government, i question the pharmaceutical companies and i believe asking questions relating to personal and public health is important and necessary. >> i think that everybody has the right to make rules but they don't have a right to make rules that infringe upon people's freedom. >> i think it is fringe and unwise, and i don't think it is good for hillsboro. >> they gave no sign that they will change the vaccine rules for those in person meetings. >>> the u.s. surgeon general one of a looming mental health crisis with america's youth stemming from the pandemic, issuing a rare advisory, saying currently mental health challenges in children and adolescents and young adults are real and widespread, citing early data showing suicide attempts a

one person had to be rescued in hillsboro, floodwater surrounding that home. we're also seeing flooding in half moon bay right there at the corner of highway 1 and highway 92. >> every square inch of our floor is flooded, got flooded with water. we have crews here drying it out. we're doing everything we can to get this branch open again by wednesday. >> that's pretty crazy to see. plenty of downed trees as well. we're used to this. in the santa cruz mountains it fell right on a home in felton. thankfully no one inside that home was injured. but we are certainly not in the clear here. more heavy rain right now and into this evening. this video from sausalito this evening. we've got you covered from everything you need to know in the next 48 hours. our meteorologist jeff ranieri and rob mayetta are standing by as well as nbc's stephanie stephanie baglione. >> the santa cruz mountains is another bull's eye, 7 to 10 inches. when we look at the flood center right, we have to adjust. it's really in the east bay over the peninsula in green. that's really some rivers

ver es una cascada que entra aparte de la entrada es la entrada de la autopista hacia la ciudad de hillsboroesto es cuestión del día de hoy esto solamente por las lluvias del día de hoy y no solo en esta autopista también ha pasado en diferentes autopistas los últimos cierres que se han reportado si es un conductor ustedes van a ver una gran roca este fue como una hora más o menos otro de que tuvo que ser cerrada fue la autopista primera porque se cayó un árbol y los bomberos se encuentran en la escena solucionando este incidente mucha de estas inundaciones también ocurrieron por la autopista 92 que la mantuvo cerrada la mayor parte del día sin embargo, el condado anunció que están abriendo el carril que va hacia el este sin embargo la autopista 92 el carril que va hacia el oeste continúa cerrado de forma indefinida lo que le piden a los conductores que tengan mucho cuidado sin que se encuentra en 1 a donde están las precipitaciones así como se lo muestra la carretera disminuye la velocidad también ustedes si saben que hay algunos lugares en estas autopistas que están cerradas manténgase inf

. >>> san mateo county now check out the flooding in hillsboro. one person had to be rescued. >>> part of highway 92 in half moon bay flooded today. cal fire sharing this video, trucks slogging through the high waters begun another part of 92, two people got trapped inside the vehicle in floodwaters and needed firefighters help to get out. in san mateo, a large pile of scaffolding came down blocking part of el camino real near central park for about six hours. >>> the powerful storm also caused problems in the northbay. wind and rain pummeled mt. tam this afternoon. traffic on lower roads forced to a crawl as intense storm cells move through. >>> a break in the rain lasted long enough to allow the creek to fall back after rising through the morning. despite the wet mess, many residents hope the storm and the ones after it will bring relief to our states drought. >> rain helping the reservoirs already. will it be enough to make a dent? shawn chitnis got an early outlook on the water here. >> as the atmospheric river spent another day over the east

when in march, an important milestone and our rise has a global business destination. hillsboro county has experienced tremendous gravity in our financial professional services i. t and manufacturing sector that our cost paid industry, which dates back to the $18.00 eighty's continues to thrive. the export, a phosphate products and related phosphate shipments, played a key role in port tampa bay's growth over the last 100 years. so thank you, mazda, i'm just mad enough. adam said i was just going to fight him to the bay. i dive in thinking by having to put my body down here in this walk so that if anything happens after we're gone and mosaic wanted this property, they can't do they own that property. 7 over to the side here and the property here, but they can't get a grant on it because it be too close to my house. mm. mm. i mean we watch a whole bunch more more. they say they don't, they say i don't care about it, but they spent what 1st 10 years or 12 years that we lived on the property, one of their buyers pallet is trying to get us to sale. but we love this was our home. and really

. >> reporter: by truck in daly city and by bus in hillsboro, san mateo county gave out free covid tests all day today. and people lined up for lots of reasons. >> it was a possible exposure. >> my son just said he had a sore throat. >> we got exposed five days ago. >> reporter: brianna is trying to do the right thing before going to work. >> i saw family on christmas and then they found out they were exposed. >> but after an hour of driving to drugstores like this one, this one, and this one, she couldn't find a single covid test. >> actually, went to like five different stores to try to find a rapid test because i am supposed to work today and everybody's been sold out. >> reporter: we heard a lot of that. >> we actually went to several stores in the area. couldn't find anything. and so, then we went online and found this location. >> reporter: so san mateo county, which says it went from 40 recorded covid cases a day to hundreds of cases a day in the last two weeks, is rolling out free tests in several cities. admitting there are not enough tests here to go around. >> many pharmacies

san mateo county consolidated fire department posting this video from a home in hillsboro. firefighters say that they had to rescue one person from inside that home after water just rushed the nearby roads. the latest on where the heaviest rain is right now and how much we've already received. let's bring in our chief meteorologist bill martin. and those totals. pretty impressive bill. yes, it's a moving target. the totals we've had anywhere from six inches five inches four inches in last 24 hours to up over 18 inches in some places over the last three days, so it's just been one of those atmospheric rivers that continues to produce and again. those numbers keep talking, going up. especially in the south bay communities. now you see the rain up here in northern california up point arena, and it's not as heavy up around healdsburg. not as bad in santa rosa. it is mostly shifted south , and that's where we're seeing the strongest range. that's where we're seeing. we're amberleigh was in boulder creek area. we did have an urban small stream flood advise you for that zone. it h

kumasi: in hillsboro, a driveway flooded. along interstate 28 interstate 8 roads caused cars to spin out but there were no reports of major injuries. this is a live look at pg&e's power outage map. the green is indicating where people are in the dark. the bulk of the outages were in the peninsula, south bay, and santa cruz mountains. reggie: a homeless encampment was's flooding during yesterday's's storm. it flooded with tencent debris all over. the county issued evacuation warnings for some areas. highway 92 in san mateo county has reopened after flooding forced it to shut down in both directions between skyline boulevard and highway one. calfire shared a few videos showing the mess from the storm. besides the water covering the roadway, there was debris and mud. you can keep an eye on the weather anytime on the abc7 bay area app on roku, android fire, and apple tv. kumasi: state health officials are putting safety measures back in place to keep covid under control during the holidays. one of the things is a statewide mask m

through christmas eve, all hillsboro and millbury fire stations are collecting unwrapped toys for donationshope to turn things around. >> with covid last year, you find the need for more and more people looking to get toys. toy drives are even more important this time of year, in people that need it, that may not always ask for help or need help. dan: people can find donation barrels at fire stations and some stores. the central county fire department works with 10 nonprofits in san mateo county and say they have distributed toys to those groups. ama: this holiday season includes the return of the holiday art fair. is not just the chance to buy gifts. is a significant source of income for local artists. >> after years of working as an art teacher, shawna chan was hitting her stride in 2019 as a professional illustrator. >> it was the first year i started selling my work in person. when covid hit, what can i do? how can i pay rent? i can't sell my art anymore. >> she was not alone in feeling the despair. arts and craft fairs are more than a price for artist to sell goods. they are a communit

the 77,000 acre fire started in geyserville, but spread into santa rosa, windsor, and hillsboro. calfire determined it was caused by pg&e transmission lines. also today, the cpa announced new measures to reduce the likelihood of rolling blackouts starting next year. those include increasing energy high demand times. the cpu see also approved a settlement tube or related to data on sexual harassment and assault. uber will pay $9 million for payment to respond to requests for information from the cpuc. the money will go to the victims compensation fund and to address physical and sexual violence in the industry. larry: coming up, helping the homeless. a last ditch effort for students at san jose state. a big blow to a north bay community after a cvs store announces plans to close its doors. and a new dish, triple layout with something new. but this one is a little unexpected. spencer: i'm spencer christian. record warmth is leaving the area. i'll explain to be a thriver with metastatic breast cancer means asking for what we want. and need. and we need more time. so, we want kisqali

kumasi: in hillsboro a steep driveway flooded. the fire department was eventually able to drain the water. along interstate 280, slippery roads caused because to spin out. this is a live look at outages map. as you can see there are a lot of green dots which indicates where people do not have power. the bulk of the outages last night were on the peninsula, south bay, and in the santa cruz mountains. reggie: highway 92 has reopened after flooding forced the shutdown in both directions. this is between skyline boulevard and highway 1, . calfire showed the mess from the storm. beside all the water covering the roadway there was a lot of debris and mud. you can keep an eye on the weather including live doppler 7 and find it on the abc bay area app on roku, amazon fire, apple tv. kumasi: state health officials are putting safety measures in place to put coat -- to keep covid under control. one of the biggest things is a statewide mask mandate returning tomorrow in effect for at least a month. for indoor events with more than 1000 peopl

san mateo county consolidated fire department posted this video of water rushing around a home in hillsboro. firefighters had to rescue a person who was stuck inside when the heavy rain flooded all the nearby roads and the pedestrian bridge that leads from this house residents and businesses in san anselmo. we're keeping a very close eye on the creek that runs right through the downtown area. real time water gauges show the creek level tripled from sunday to monday, and some business owners set up sandbags and floodgates just as a precaution. they wanted to be prepared if the creek were to crest like it did back in october. all we need the rain. we need the rain, so i'm happy to see it rain. i just would prefer it to rain and not flood. so if we can keep that trend going, we're happy to have some rain. and north of marin county, up in sonoma county. one homeowner in forestville is just getting started on a massive cleanup job. she was outside her house when a massive tree came down and split her house into two. keep his kitty box on the back porch down underneath. and fortunately the beans

take a look as high water overwhelms a home in hillsboro. one person needed to be rescued here.lie and frank are off tonight. don't expect the weather to clear any time soon, the biggest problem for most people across the bay area right now is the commute. rain will, of course, keep those roads slick tonight. we just haven't seen enough of a break in the showers to allow roads to dry out. and while slick roads are a problem for many people, we do see some more serious problems popping up in pockets across the bay area on highway 92 70 oh county this afternoon high water force rescues of two people trapped by those floodwaters. accompany nation of rain and wind took out scaffolding in san mateo and we see trees coming down in multiple areas. this major winter storm is also bringing a lot a lot of snow to the sierra , forcing drivers to wrap their tires and chains. but officials would rather that people really not even be out right now. they say the snowy conditions as we take a look at this live picture are just too much of a risk and stay with us this hour for team coverage on t

i will also tell you, though, that what you described in the tampa area and hillsboro county is an approach that is taking place nationwide and it's the approach that the administration uses as well. so while you need to have a strong law enforcement component to what we need to do, we also need to stop drug prevention as a whole as a comprehensive approach. one response to this is insufficient in and of itself to be able to do that. i appreciate you mentioning the american rescue plan. that was $4 billion for samsa and nhs to expand substance abuse services which also included another $30 million to support harmful interventions as well. i will get you the exact answer on where those dollars are. i would be glad to do that. >> didn't, when dcp and secretary bacera from nhs, have you done a deeper dive on how you support those collaborations? tell us about that. >> yes, congresswoman. ccp and ohs were incredibly close, hand in hand, on all the public health aspects of this. and i think it's important also to remember that, you know, the president's fy '22 budget, it's $41 million applied to

i will also tell you, though, that what you described in the tampa area and hillsboro county is an approach that is taking place nationwide and it's the approach that the administration uses as well. so while you need to have a strong law enforcement component to what we need to do, we also need to stop drug prevention as a whole as a comprehensive approach. one response to this is insufficient in and of itself to be able to do that. i appreciate you mentioning the american rescue plan. that was $4 billion for samsa and nhs to expand substance abuse services which also included another $30 million to support harmful interventions as well. i will get you the exact answer on where those dollars are. i would be glad to do that. >> didn't, when dcp and secretary bacera from nhs, have you done a deeper dive on how you support those collaborations? tell us about that. >> yes, congresswoman. ccp and ohs were incredibly close, hand in hand, on all the public health aspects of this. and i think it's important also to remember that, you know, the president's fy '22 budget, it's $41 million applied to