trees and tan oaks. >> reporter: and it's killed at least 50 million oaks in the coast range of california since the 1980s. the microbe responsible? na1 probably hitched a ride on these plants, camellias and rhododendrons. there are three varieties of these killer microbes. >> and we believed until this year only one of these three had escaped in the wild, but this year the big discovery was that we found another one that is in the wild as well. >> reporter: now the scramble is on to find out how many oaks have been infected with this new variant. and doing some of the science -- >> natalie and leeia, two of our intrepid student workers. >> reporter: the tell tale brown edges may indicate infection. >> it looks like it may be sudden oak death, but we don't know for sure until we test the dna that comes from these samples. >> reporter: using a hole punch, cutouts from the leaves are placed in vials. >> what i'm doing now is getting the extracted dna that we collected from the leaves from the hole punches. >> how many individual tests do you do, say, over the summer? >> about 1,600. >> repor

trees and tan oaks. >> reporter: and it's killed at least 50 million oaks in the coast range of california980s. the microbe responsible? na1 probably hitched a ride on these exotic plant, camellias and rhododendrons. there are three varieties of these oak killer microbes. >> and we believed until this year the only one of these three had escaped in the wild, but this year the big discovery was that we found another one that is in the wild as well. >> reporter: now the scramble is on to find out how many oaks have been infected with this new variant and doing some of the science -- >> natalie and leah, two of our intrepid student workers. >> reporter: they're extracting from bay laurel leaves, which spread the disease to oaks. >> it looks like it may be sudden oak death, but we don't know for sure until we test the dna that comes from these samples. >> reporter: using a hole punch, cutouts from the leaves are placed in vials. >> what i'm doing now is getting the extracted dna that we collected from the leaves from the hole punches. >> how many individual tests do you do, say, over the summe

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clinton avenue and clinton avenue, as any you who live in oak bluffs knows still exists. so that cottage area is still very much a part of the martha's vineyard fabric. and this is a picture of him on the balcony of that cottage. in. didn't go where he wanted. in september 1882, president chester alan arthur actually to the vineyard to go fishing certainly a tradition that is still continued to this day. anyone who's followed the fishing derby that's taken place and he went fishing menemsha and he arrived on the steamer the dispatch and he traveled from vineyard haven. describe knock it in west tisbury and he stayed at the seaview house again in oak bluffs and apparently enjoyed his stay and relaxed here again about 15 years passed and grover visited martha's vineyard several times on yacht oneida. the yacht oneida has an place in presidential history and that is the yacht oneida was owned by a commodore who was a personal friend of president cleveland. but the yacht oneida is where president cleveland secret service, secret surgery. some of you may be aware that during h

researchers at uc berkeley have found a new strain of sudden oak death in the east bay hills .eal trouble . brian hackney reports. >> we are in told in part above grizzly peak road in this is in the east bay regional park district. >> reporter: she is the ecological services managers at the park. it's a first place in contra costa county that a new strain of the deadly killing microbe was found. >> this is the tree the tested positive in the fall and this is when we came back and re-resampled in december . >> reporter: the samples from the tree were brought here where he has been studying the killer microbes. >> it is a disease caused by an exotic pathogen and leak oak trees . >> reporter: it is killed at least 50 million oaks in the coast range of california since the 1980s . the microbe responsible, and a 1, probably hitch a ride on these exotic plants, camellias and rhododendrons . there are three varieties of these killer microbes . >> we believed until this year that only one of these three had escaped into wild. that the sheer the big discovery was that we found another o

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the white oak that you see above is from two sources.rst we have used wherever we can white oak from trees that we harvested right here on the estate. these are mount vernon oaks they are in fact the great-grandchildren of the original trees that were chopped down in the 1730s and 1750s and 1770s that built this house. so that was a really nice opportunity for us to incorporate basically the same family of trees back into the house in our work. but in some places where we could use green trees and showing them up and squaring them into timbers while they are still wet from being cut down us. now in order to do all this work, we had to do something of of what i think of as an engineering miracle. and we'll go outside and take a look at that. now. so one of the things that they did in order to fight termites was they took out what are the the sills of the building. so when a wall comes down and sits on a foundation, there's a big horizontal timber at the bottom of each of the four walls. and that timber holds up the walls, but it also ties

as you mentioned, this is intended to maybe, change that a bit in your fair oaks, hap moon bay, othergie: yes, that is correct. it is intended for us to change that, that perspective and to get to know who really is in your neighborhood. so if kids are out playing on their bikes with friends, they know that if they see an officer, they already have a relationship with that person. so it creates pathways to mentorship and it's importt to share that we serve about 800 kids in san mateo county. so as you can imagine, we hope that, you know, they come back and also contribute to their community in the best way that they can. damian: and so these are kids that were getting off the streets after school, they go into to the cell facilities and they participate in sports. maggie: yes, and so when parents are working and all of that kind, instead of, you know, kids hanging out on the street without supervision or whatever the situation might be, they have a safafe space go and our locations, which are in red--we have a location in redwood city and another one in the coast, welcomes everybody a

the white oak you see above you is from two sources.irst we have used wherever we can white oak from trees we harvested right here on the seestate . these are melbourne oaks, they are in effect the great-great-grandchildren of the original trees chopped down in the 1730s and 1750s and the 1770s that built this house. that was a really nice opportunity for us to incorporate basically the same family of trees back into the house in our work. but in some places where we couldn't use green timber and what i mean by that is cutting down these trees and chewing them up and basically squaring them into timber while they are still wet from being cut down because it's easier to work but wouldn't that way and that's the way they did in the 18th century but we are dealing with a house that's stood here for 250 years, it's framework is dry so can place places we couldn't have any shrinkage in the wood we opted to use salvaged timbers principally from suppliers in ohio so these would have been 19th century barnes that had been taken down e decades a

grant and vicki, i'm in front stealing elementary school where a giant oak tree came down behind me in front of the school. about 11:30am, given your chain saws still going. they're still into the dark, taking down the rest of this street, chopping it up and they're even up on the roofs still with the tree, took down part of the roof. >> crews from santa rosa public work spent most of monday chipping away at the giant oak tree that came down in front of stealing elementary school was quite loud. yeah, we all heard it. we were in the office and it was a big boom and principal michael job loss. he says the tree took out part of the school's multipurpose room where lunches held gym classes stage and some office space. no one was in the room at the time and no injuries happen as a result of the tree coming down. we had a lot of staff on site today due to that. is that weather? so we were able to utilize those people really effectively. and the building was cleared. that's where we do our lunch service. and so we're ready to move that outside and have lunch outside some damage to the roof t

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in yountville, people who live in the oak circle neighborhood are once again on alert. hopper creek there is flowing fast and high and could overflow its banks again. last week, the creek spilled onto the street, turning oak circle into a waterway. we are. we also found people utilizing the city of napa's sandbag station. today, the city is urging everybody to be extremely careful during this stormy weather. we always like to ensure everyone is being safe and driving carefully and going the speed limit and just making sure they're being cautious. and we are back here live. you can see caltrans back there making sure nobody comes through. this is what happened when sonoma creek floods. sonoma creek has gone over its its banks at the shell creek fire station says that this intersection also flooded last week during the storms, and it was closed for about three days. he says once it stops raining, it usually takes about 4 to 5 hours to recede. but because we've had so much rain, it will likely take an entire day to go down once the rain stops again. if you encounter a situ

belt buckle on the shorts has one of those oak trees.he font is inspired by oakland's theater district, and on the red uniforms, there's a pattern inspired by san francisco's cable car lines, and the font is styled after the movement of a cable car climbing over the hills of san francisco. of course, the court the all-stars will play on also pays homage to the bay. the design reflects the architecture and landmarks unique to the bay area the bridges, the water cable cars, the winding streets. it also salutes the host team, the golden state warriors, with its blue and yellow color scheme. can't wait. that's going to do it for us at 430. jessica and garvin are working on the 5:00 newscast. they'll join back in the bay area. a live look at san jose right now. question is, how much longer is it going to stick around? chief meteorologist jeff ranieri joins us in a moment with the latest timeline. also, the previous storm that moved through on tuesday has now proven to be deadly. what we're learning about two victims while another woman is res

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now, it is said that hocker creek could flow into oak circle. so people are being advised to move their cars and trucks to higher ground. evacuation warnings remain in effect for several of those homes in the deer trail road area. this is where there was a mudslide just last week. police are also telling people to be ready to evacuate in a moment's notice, and do not drive on those flooded roads. now, the flash flood warning right now is in effect for some areas in los angeles, specifically for communities impacted by last month's wildfires. evacuation warnings are in effect for parts of eaton, palisades, sunset and hearst fire areas. that's where the burn scars are still present after those flames moved through. there is that risk now of mudslides. and don't forget, you can track all of this rain that we're experiencing with our free nbc bay area app. you can track the storm ranger data, which is the bay area's only mobile doppler radar. storm ranger is a closer look to the ground, and you can get a better scan of the neighborhoods. you can see

black jack oaks aren't, tall trees, but they're tall enough. so they got very worried. they need to stop this somehow before get here. and then something happened that pushed pete's hand. frederick brown, one of john brown sons, was very physically strong. young man in his twenties, but he had a seizure disorder. he'd have debilitating headaches, and they could be brought on stress. and there's nothing more stressful than a battle. john brown knew that, and he was worried that if frederick was up on the firing line with, his brothers and his father, he might go into a seizure. and if he did, what was john brown to do? stop the battle to help his son, to keep his son from dying or to let his son and keep the battle going to avoid that he had left frederick back over the crest of the hill behind them, taking care of their horses but not too long after pat's horses began dying, there was a commotion. the creek brown looked up and there was frederick on one of his brother's horses, who rode down from the crest of the hill out into the area where men had just been firing at

roof with it. >> crews from santa rosa public work spent most of monday chipping away at the giant oake that came down in front of stealing elementary school was quite loud. yeah, we all heard it. we were in the office and it was a big boom and principal michael job loss. he says the tree took out part of the school's multipurpose room where lunches held gym classes stage and some office space. no one was in the room at the time and no injuries happen as a result of the tree coming down. we had a lot of staff on site today due to that. is that weather? so we were able to utilize those people really effectively. and the building was cleared. that's where we do our lunch service. and so we're ready to move that outside and have lunch outside some damage to the roof that will have to be replaced at offense was damage along the sidewalk. santa rosa fire inspector will powers was on scene to assess the damage and says the tree came down because of all the recent rain had a couple systems coming through. a lot of ground saturation. some of these big trees coupled with the wind can be uproote

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. >> that chip away at this big oak tree that came down in front of steel in elementary school around, monday taking out part of the roof with it. >> crews from santa rosa public work spent most of monday chipping away at the giant oak tree that came down in front of stealing elementary school was quite loud. yeah, we all heard it. we were in the office and it was a big boom principal michael job loss. he says the tree took out part of the school's multipurpose room where lunches, gym classe stage and some office space. no one was in the room at the time and no injuries happen as a result of the tree coming down. we had a lot of staff on site today due to that. is that weather? so we were able to utilize those people really effectively. and the building was cleared. that's where we do our lunch service. and so we're ready to move that outside and have lunch outside some damage to the roof. that will have to be replaced at offense was damage along the sidewalk. santa rosa fire inspector will powers was on scene to assess the damage and says the tree came down because of all the recent

also, men very cultivated curated leek oak. so better yet, if had a property that already had a ruin on it, you could just use that instead. fountains abbey yet another one of these properties where you've got, you know, a genuine ancient abbey that's falling to bits made worse by the fact that the new owners of area rubs out stone to build their new manor house. but you know, then they went on to create again very manicured river here, which flows out of stream that originally ran behind fountains and set up on a hill where there is another faux temple, where i was standing when i took this photo to look down this perfectly arranged avenue of trees is for the beautiful framing of the abbey ruins in the distance and decided to call this spot and boleyn's seat for reasons that make no logical sense was never there or you could even ruin your ruin a little more until it looks perfectly picturesque and romantically inspiration and on. this is scotney castle where they did precisely that. they just took down bits and pieces and sai

. >> that chip away at this big oak tree that came down in front of steel elementary school around 11day taking out part of the roof with it. >> crews from santa rosa public work spent most of monday chipping away at the giant oak tree that came down front of stealing elementary school was quite loud. yeah, we all heard it. we were in the office and it was a big boom and principal michael to blanche. he says the tree took out part of the school's multipurpose room where lunches, gym classes stage and some office space. no one was in the room at the time and no injuries happen as a result of the tree coming down. we had a lot of staff on site today due to that. is that weather? so we were able to utilize those people really effectively. and the building was cleared. that's where we do our lunch service. and so we're ready to move that outside and have lunch outside some damage to the roof that will have to be replaced at offense was damage along the sidewalk. santa rosa fire inspector will powers was on scene to assess the damage and says the tree came down because of all the recent ra

it said hopper creek could flow into oak circle. it's advised for people to move their cars and trucks to higher ground. evacuation warnings remain in effect for several neighborhoods in santa rosa as well. police are telling people to be ready to evacuate at a moment's notice. drivers are also being warned about flooded roads and we are seeing the rain come down. it's that atmospheric river we're in. kari. yeah, we've already gotten about two inches of rainfall, pretty widespread across the north bay, but it's been over 3.5in for the santa cruz mountains. so if you are told to evacuate, make sure you do so. and it's always good to have a plan ahead of time. if you do see water covering the road, turn around. don't drown. that's definitely the advice here, as we've seen a lot of flooded roads. and then protect your possessions and gather your paperwork ahead of time. make sure you're signed up for nixle or the nbc bay area app so that you can get alerts. if we are seeing some more of those heightened warnings going into effect. but

. >> that chip away at this big oak tree that came down in front of steel elementary school around 11day taking out part of the roof with it. >> crews from santa rosa public work spent most of monday chipping away at the giant oak tree that came down in front of stealing elementary school was quite loud. yeah, we all heard it. we were in the office and it was a big boom principal michael to blanche. he says the tree took out part of the school's multipurpose room where lunches, gym classe stage and some office space. no one was in the room at the time and no injuries happen as a result of the tree coming down. we had a lot of staff on site today due to that. is that weather? so we were able to utilize those people really effectively. and the building was cleared. that's where we do our lunch service. and so we're ready to move that outside and have lunch outside some damage to the roof. that will have to be replaced at offense was damage along the sidewalk. santa rosa fire inspector will powers was on scene to assess the damage and says the tree came down because of all the recent rai

that firemen most fear the potential the potential of 134 square miles of thick, dry chaparral and oak, all within the city boundaries of los angeles. classed experts as the fastest burning groundcover in the western hemisphere hemisphere. and nestled in that cover, one of the greatest concentrations of high value homes in american. i'm serious problem in fire protection under even the best of conditions. on the morning of november six, 1961. fire department dispatchers conditions fire from the best santa ana winds strong gusty humidity and moisture content of the brush rock bottom. fire danger. extreme extreme. at 8:03 a.m. a condition of high hazard is declared throughout the department. standby companies moved up to stations near brush areas to strengthen the circle of protection. but even as they move trouble strikes. at 815, an alert of fire relayed to the officer in command of mt. firefighting unit, patrol and all units concerned. they reported brush in the mountain area 3600 blocks on canyon. the division chief responds immediately. clouds of smoke are already visible on the ric

player dana mar at sfmoma and across the bay tonight at seven is the hbcu alumni cocktail party at oak stop in oakland. mayor daniel lurie is hoping this weekend will show that san francisco is open for business. that was his message at chase center last night. the bay area host committee organized the event that included hundreds of people interested in not just the nba all star game, but the other events coming to the bay area. that includes an 11 year old soccer enthusiast and poet who read her poem to the crowd. >> 630 in the morning, it's game day. i rushed out of bed. can't wait to play. but right now my dreams come true. i am soccer, i am a girl. i love playing the beautiful game. thank you. >> officials expect hundreds of thousands of people from 34 countries to pack san francisco this weekend. >> oakland is hosting a few of the all star weekend events this morning. interim mayor kevin jenkins, alongside volunteers from multiple organizations, are hosting a community cleanup to prepare for festivities. security is a top priority. the nba is chipping in for police overtime as oa

. >> that chip away at this big oak tree that came down in front of steel lane elementary school aroundpart of the roof with it. >> crews from santa rosa public work spent most of monday chipping away at the giant oak tree that came down in front of stealing elementary school was quite loud. yeah, we all heard it. we were in the office and it was a big boom and principal michael to blanche. he says the tree took out part of the school's multipurpose room where lunches, gym classes stage and some office space. no one was in the room at the time and no injuries happen as a result of the tree coming down. we had a lot of staff on site today due to that. is that weather? so we were able to utilize those people really effectively. and the building was cleared. that's where we do our lunch service. and so we're ready to move that outside and have lunch outside some damage to the roof that will have to be replaced at offense was damage along the sidewalk. santa rosa fire inspector will powers was on scene to assess the damage and says the tree came down because of all the recent rain had a cou