tras su detenciÓn reyes fue trasladado a la oficina de ice en atlanta para su procesamiento. polÍticas de donald trump. esta es la situaciÓn en el panorama polÍtico. jaime: por cuarto dÍa este fue el resultado de los cambios en las polÍtica migratoria del presidente trump. desde la migraciÓn y la educaciÓn hasta la libertad de gÉnero y de expresiÓn fueron consignas de los tres diferentes grupos que por separado se manifestaron frente a la calidad de los Ángeles. >>yo no estoy de acuerdo con muchas mÁs cosas que estÁn pasando ahora, por ejemplo que quieran deportar a muchas personas. jaime: uno de los grupos hoy organizÓ 50 protestas en ciudades de 50 estados del paÍs,incluyendo new york, tampa y tallahassee. ella dijo que una de sus consignas la defensa de las personas de la comunidad lgbtq. otro grupo de migrantes protestÓ contra el "proyecto 2025" al que calificaron por la toma de gobierno federal, representados por el multimillonario empresario elon musk. >> Él tiene mucha informaciÓn sin poder. jaime: otra de las quejas en esta protesta fue la eliminaciÓnde los programas

this was in the point reyes earlier. this was in point reyes earlier today. many roads are closed, but we did see a few cars trying to drive through and you see that one here got stuck in high water and was left behind on platform bridge road. >> and northwest of point reyes station. the community of inverness is seeing lots of flooding there. people were out evacuating their horses today as the water began to rose. we also saw high water around multiple homes there in the area. >> the storm has also caused trees all across the bay area to come down, including part of this 80 foot tree at the harding park golf course. officials tell us it came down around 230 this afternoon near lake merced boulevard and higuera avenue. fortunately, no one was injured. for more on the storm damage and other parts of the city, let's get to abc seven news reporter luz pena, who joins us live from another downed tree in cow hollow. luis. >> yes, emma, when we're talking about the intensity of this storm, we're not just talking about the rain, we're talking about the wind. and yo

in marin county, people in the point reyes neighborhood had to wade through up to 3 feet of water just to walk out of their home. this is along sir francis drake boulevard. >>> and in san francisco, a fallen tree jammed traffic in golden gate park. this citizen app video we're showing you here, this is the tree blocking the roadway. three lanes of traffic on crossover drive luckily though nobody was injured. and staying in san francisco, one outdoor dining area completely crushed. a park let. this is on union street between laguna and buchanan was destroyed by a fallen tree. thankfully no injuries reported. but crews spent quite a while on scene there clearing all of that debris out of the area. the storm continues to cause power outages across the bay area. here is a look at pg&e's outage map. this morning, over 4,000 customers are without power with outages most concentrated in the peninsula and in north bay. pg&e is actively addressing the disruptions and working to restore power. of course we are tracking the damage left all across the bay area by this recent storm. you can always

oprah winfrey named point reyes farmstead to her prestigious holiday list of favorite things. jill: someone like oprah with that level of visibility, it really is a game changer for us. jill: okay, so this is one of our gift collections. it's always got four of our cheeses, the truffle brie, the quinta, our fennel blue. joe: it's actually the second year in a row, oprah added the cheesemakers to her popular list. jill: represented about 15% of our total holiday direct-to-consumer sales. joe: which begs the question, is there enough cheese to cover all oprah's cheese fans? kuba: we have not run out yet. we are far from it. jill: i mean, 25 years ago i don't think i ever dreamed that we could be of the size and have the visibility that we do and be on oprah's favorite things list. joe: it's a big boost for a family business reaching out beyond northern california to the rest of the nation's cheese-loving world. a little slice of cheesy paradise from the rolling hills of west marin. joe: well, when we return, we'll hang out on the job with the san francisco barista who's as quick

this is the soaked scene in point reyes this morning.ou can see highway one is flooded out, but it's not stopping some people from driving through it. the point reyes visitor center is accessible, but you'll probably be better off not going today to stay safe. fema says just six inches of water can cause you to lose control of your car, and a foot of water can actually float a 1,500 pound vehicle. on the peninsula, rain is making roads slick and causing some isolated flooding, so be careful out there. this was the scene in san carlos right after the morning commute. the wet weather slowed down the morning drive and is expected to be even worse during the evening commute. because you just heard from spencer. drivers are urged to give themselves more time and take it slow. all the rain is taking a toll on roads across the bay area, you see a small sinkhole opened up in san francisco. this is at lombard and golf streets. the fire department says this sinkhole is estimated to be five feet by four feet. they're urging drivers to avoid the are

platform bridge road also closed from point reyes to petaluma and point reyes. petaluma road to saint francis drake boulevard, and there are some localized flooding. the public is asked to use alternate routes. it's really starting to come down here. kari you take a look at that rain. even from when we started our live report up until now, starting to really come down with the wind as well. santa rosa has already outperformed anticipated totals according to santa rosa fire this morning. downtown santa rosa has seen about 5.25in on the eastern part of the city. it's up to 7.5in. and that was this morning. those were the totals this morning. i can't imagine that. this is really i can't imagine that this is really adding to those totals already. so we got to watch out, take things slow on the roads and watch out for each other. we're live in santa rosa, ginger conejero saab nbc bay area news. all good advice there, ginger. thank you. and that rain, of course, moving through the bay area as you saw there in ginger's report. now our free nbc bay area app really going

the picture-perfect beaches along the northern california coast, there is one in particular at point reyesecently become prime real estate for a primal phenomenon. elephant seals have once again established a colony at drakes beach to give birth and to mate. it's one of those neat things about nature that people naturally are curious to see. >> he's checking on his ladies. >> i just can't imagine even trying to move like that. >> how would you like that calling for you, for a date. >> i would have to think twice. >> we are still expecting more females to show up. >> and a lot more pups to be born. >> she is witnessing and documenting a conservation success story. >> this time of year, they are higher than they were in previous years, the last two years we had some really big storms during the winter season, and we ended up having a lot of mortalities from that. today we have 27 adult females and 18 pups , that means we still have a lot of pregnant females out here. >> at one point, the population was on the verge of extinction but there has been a major turnaround, in fact the population i

agentes de ice llevaron una operaciÓn para detener a josÉ miguel corral reyes, con antecedentes penalesy municiones, este hombre fue llevado a una oficina de ice para su procesamiento. el presidente ha sido cuestionado por protestas. y esta es la situaciÓn en el panorama polÍtico. reportero: por cuarto dÍa consecutivo el centro de los angeles fue protagonista de varias protestas en contra de los cambios de el el presidente, donald trump. desde la migraciÓn, la educaciÓn, libertad de gÉnero, fueron las consignas de estos grupos. >> yo no estoy de acuerdo por las cosas que estÁn pasando, por ejemplo, que quieren deportad a muchas personas. reportero: 50 ciudades de el paÍs protestaron. ella dijo que una de su consigna es la defensa de la comunidad lgbtqia+. otro protesta sobre el proyecto 2025. >> Él tiene mucha de nuestra informaciÓn. reportero: otras de las quejas fue la eliminaciÓn de los programas federales de diversidad que le han abierto la oportunidad a muchas comunidades que viven en california. eliÁn: el distrito escolar de carolina del norte alertan a los padres sobre mensajes f

reyes. good morning, commissioners. martin reyes, principal transportation planner. i'm also the lead staff for the regional measure here at the to . so there have been a couple of tries at introducing a regional measure for the bay area this year. the latest attempt is senate bill 63 as amber mentioned this time around santa clara, for example, has decided that they would like to instead of participating in a regional measure contribute to transit agencies shortfalls through a reauthorization of one of their own local sales taxes. so they've committed that they would contribute to bart and caltrain by reauthorizing one of their existing local sales taxes in 2023 and 2024. >> santa clara was a part of a part of discussions to participate in the regional measure. >> but once a bill actually got introduced that was senate bill 1031 last year through conversations with the legislature there was a lot of pushback from santa clara. and so this time around santa clara has decided that they sort of

ana reyes alvarez falleciÓ bajo custodia de la patrulla fronteriza, sus padres dijeron a univisiÓn queellos. fÉlix: continÚan las operaciones de rescate y de investigaciÓn en el rÍo potomac, en recientes imÁgenes compartidas por investigadores. hasta el momento las autoridades recuperaron los restos de 55 de las 67 personas que murieron en el desastre aÉreo. ya fueron identificadas la tripulaciÓn y pasajeros abordo de la aeronÁutica, a pocos minutos de haber despegado rumbo a su destino final en tijuana, mÉxico.argenis: saludos, buenas noches, nuevos datos surgen a medida que los organismos federales, estatales y loales continÚan investigando porque este aviÓn se cayÓ con sus seis ocupantes. >> se prendiÓ todo el lugar. argenis: se revelan los nombres de las personas que se estrellÓ en una parte aÉrea y que trasladaba a una pequeÑa y a su madre. alan alejandro montoya y josÉ de jesÚs juÁrez juÁrez han sido identificados como el piloto y copiloto. tambiÉn estaban a bordo del aviÓn, viajaban con la paciente pediÁtrica. amigos de la familia del personal mÉdico les recuerdan consentimiento

this is on platform bridge road in point reyes. crews have also closed highway one between bear valley road and point reyes station, and they want drivers to find another route and remind you, as we always do, do not try to drive through the water, especially if it's deep. although we did see some people trying to give it a try, and this is how you can end up. >> in san carlos this morning. commuters hit the roads in spite of all the rain. traffic continued to flow on u.s. 101. here's some video from this morning. the road had some puddles on it, but no major flooding or crashes in that area. reported by caltrans. >> downtown san francisco not too crowded this morning. we can only assume a lot of people were working remotely to try to avoid the rain, but those who did come into the financial district had to dodge the puddles and bust out that rain gear. if they hadn't taken it out in the prior few days. and now that we're getting into the thick of this storm, san francisco starting to see some of the impacts. the bie right now is d

. >>> in the meantime in point reyes, people had to wade through up to three feet of water, just to walk out of their home. this is along sir francis drake boulevard. >>> now let's get over to kenny choi live in fairfax, marin county, where a mud slide slammed into an apartment building. what a mess, kenny. >> and not as heavy as we saw before. and what we saw today, seeing significant damage in the hillside right here. about 100 yards behind me. you'll see a huge chunk of the hillside, with the mud. you'll see the brown areas. and essentially they went, they slid down. and earlier today, they will show exactly how much they went into that home. and you do not want to be on camera. earlier this morning, you will start to notice the water and some mud slide down the hill. it just got worse as the rains intensified in the morning. and a huge chunk of that hillside pressed into that building. it went into the sliding doors. those sliding doors. the mud and all that water, they would pour. and obviously this is going to be a long recovery process for these. and experience something they have

this is on sir francis drake boulevard near point reyes. the water two to three feet high.ses also taken to higher ground. not far from the scene, this white sedan was caught in flooding on highway 1. it was abandoned by the time our photographer got there. >>> the storm also causing quite a lot of outages across the bay area. here is a look at pg&e's outage app. more than 14,000 bay area customers are without power. including more than 5,000 homes and businesses. on the peninsula. >>> and the sierra avalanche center has issued an avalanche warning until tomorrow as the same storm hitting the bay area is bringing blinding snow to the mountains. so those are looking at the slopes, those looking to hit the slopes and celebrate the fresh snow, take a pause, because a bigger dumping is expected in the coming days. >> i'm a snow board instructor at sugar bowl. we got very wet with the rain. it wasn't really fun for anybody. we are super stoked for all the snow. so excited. >> they are stoked and giddy. but hold off. berkeley central snow lab says they measured 16 inches of new s

in marin county, they include platform, bridge road and point reyes levy road. fairfax, bolinas road. still, the people that i talked to in downtown mill valley, they tell me they're just thankful to see this rain. >>>>i love the fog. it just makes it feel very cozy. and yeah, my bulbs, my bulbs are getting rain, so i'm excited that they're gonna be watered for free. i'd like to shower. i need water for the dishes. okay, so we need the water. okay. so we're blessed to have a little rain. okay, i'll take the rain over a drought any time, any day. okay? we all need the water, and we're blessed. >>>>okay? okay. they're happy to see the rain here in marin county >>>>in. >>just a few minutes ago, i spoke with the public information officer for marin county fire, and i'm told the flood watch is expected through tomorrow, wednesday at 4 a.m.. and as of this hour, they are reporting all shoreline school district schools closed today. ryan. >>>>okay. veronica macias reporting live in mill valley. well, today's storm is already knocked out power for about 5000 homes and b

. >> tristemente el precio del huevo ha subido un 300%, hace unos dos meses, antes de reyes.30 o 140 $150 dependiendo del distribuidor. >> las causa del aumento de precio de huevos y la escasez se debe a varios factores, y segÚn un asesor de finanzas no se ve que el producto vaya a bajar de precio muy pronto. >> el problema empieza en la granja con la gripe aviar. al tener que sacrificar a estas gallinas, son millones que han tenido que estar fuera del mapa y ahora tambiÉn la falta de inventario y otros problemas en ciertas tiendas como salmonela y otras enfermedades ha hecho que el precio suba cada vez mÁs. >> desde que comenzÓ el aumento de precios de los huevos tambiÉn muchos productos populares como las conchas de pan se estÁn vendiendo mÁs caras. y es que el dueÑo de esta panaderÍa me explica que en un 90% de los productos que vende estÁ incluido como ingrediente el huevo. >> o una colcha cuesta $2.30. >> el aÑo pasado cuanto costaba? >> 1.75. >> el aumento ha sido bien pesado. >> ha sido paulatinamente. de unos 75, llegÓ el verano del aÑo pasado, 90. en diciembre estaba

the chp closing off the highway between bear valley road and point reyes station. there's currently no estimate as to when this flooded roadway will be open. also in the north bay near the town of point reyes, residents dealing with heavy flooding in their homes here we can see about 2 to 3 feet of water pooling in people's backyards and also some horses there that needed to be evacuated its we have live team coverage of this. is in the north bay where the soil there has now caused a home to slide into the russian river. fleet recall is in the east bay where commuters are being asked to slow down because the roads are really slick. as we approach the evening commute, there's been a lot of accidents. the first one to go to our meteorologist kyla grogan who is tracking the storm for us now. >> yeah. and you know, looking at this severe thunderstorm warning that >> and it just at the 3 o'clock hour. but we've had some incredible weather that i've been watching here just watching these rain rates that have been extreme and watching this wind that has been extreme 87 mi

the driver lost control of the vehicle, sending her off the side of the road just outside of point reyes on platform bridge road tuesday. this deputy was able to bust open the rear windshield and pull the woman out through that small opening. the sheriff's office says two more vehicles got stuck after bypassing road closure signs on the same day, so don't bypass those road closure signs. many areas of the region are still cleaning up from the storms from earlier this week. as the rain comes through again today. abc seven news reporter lena howland has been around the city talking with people looking at the damage. >> just as the rain makes its bitter cold return to san francisco on thursday, public works crews are busy clearing debris from tuesday's landslide on telegraph hill, which broke through a retaining wall on the other side of the city. crews are working to clean up a tree that fell and blocked a sidewalk near valencia and 21st. >> full disclosure i'm a new yorker, born and raised on the east coast, so this is nothing. i was just chatting with my buddies back in the city and like

the picture-perfect beaches along the northern california coast, there is one in particular at point reyesly become prime real estate for a primal phenomenon. elephant seals have once again established a colony to give birth and to mate. it's one of those neat things about nature that people are naturally curious to see. >> okay. always checking on his ladies. >> i just can't imagine even trying to move like that. >> reporter: and like pat and donahue from marin. >> i always like that calling for a date. [ laughter ] you don't have to think twice. >> reporter: to the colleges. >> and so we are still expecting more females to show up. >> it is more than neat. >> a lot more pups to be born. >> reporter: she is witnessing and documenting a conservation success story. >> so far the numbers at this time of the year, higher than they were in previous years. the last two years, we would have some really big storms during the winter season. and we ended up having a lot of pup mortality from that. today, we had 27 adult females and 18 pups. so that means we still have a lot of pregnant females out

this is near point reyes on tuesday morning. all caught on a deputy's body cam. a woman hit a puddle, lost control, landing in the flooded creek. she was able to call 911. that officer you can see there arriving just in time to pull her out before her car was fully submerged in the water. in the south bay, now, the guadalupe river has risen in downtown san jose. this is before and after video before the storms on monday. the second video today on the bottom of your screen there, the water level and intensity has gone up. here's a live look now on this thursday evening, t the bulk the storm has moved on. this is our storm ranger scanning atop san bruno mountain. now, this mobile radar of ours closer to the ground, which gives us a more accurate scan of our various neighborhoods. let's bring in our chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri, as we head into friday. but what are you seeing right now, jeff? well, it is very spotty in terms of this rainfall up across the north bay, but we're getting some light to moderate returns showing up right now. i do think overall, as we

you see point reyes to 39, even a 40 plus mile an hour gusts there in the last couple of hours. things getting very blustery outside specially near the coastal sections. but you'll see some periods evtn in some of the interior spots, rain already coming down. you bet. here's this first part of the system just begin to move in. you see now headed towards san anselmo, some heavier amounts of rainfall stretching up now toward the napa area. but its really gonna start to south throughout the night tonight and tomorrow. then it's going to be slow to move. so it's going to be sticking around for the better part of the day tomorrow. that means we're going to wrap this up and the subtropical moisture carries a lot water content in these clouds. and so it's going to be able to ring out a ton of rain. so we're looking at maybe 2, maybe 3 inches, rain down the urban areas, maybe 4 to 6 inches of rain across some of the coastal range. that's a lot of rain in a short amount of time with the possibility some flooding. so as we head through the night tonight, here's that frontal system beginni

and you can see even 41 mile an hour gusts of point reyes into the golden gate bridge. yes, some of those winds gusting. 35 36 miles per hour, all around. just a very blustery day near the coastline. so these winds will continue as we head throughout the night tonight and tomorrow morning, some very gusty winds as well. that is going to continue throughout the day tomorrow. really going to be wet, wild day. i mean, it really is. you're gonna have that wind. you can have real heavy rainfall, dangerous day all around the bay, right? i know this year using a new descriptor. what was that rajan region? u.s. has a new something i watch. super bowl. raging cajun, right. so it's a work from home data more if you can't. yeah, if you can. i mean, if you have power, right, thanks lot of folks are gonna lose power during whole period to there's going to be some trees and power lines coming down. so it's gonna be a mess and see said midday tomorrow the worst midday into the afternoon. see this wave coming through about 4 o'clock in the afternoon. it is going to be hamann. >> outsid

that's just outside point reyes station. hit a puddle and lost control, landing in the flooded creek. thankfully, she was able to call 911 and an officer quickly jumped in and broke her rear window and pulled her to safety. new at 11 tonight, a san francisco dispensary owner shot seven times, twice in the face, is out of the hospital, and he's talking about the surreal shooti that almost took his life last week. nbc bay area's thom jensen spoke to the man who was praising neighbors and first responders for saving his life. reporter the crime tape surrounding his mission district dispensary and the shell casings carefully marked by detectives are reminders of the nightmare that martin alev says nearly killed him. it was a terrifying experience. i've never felt pain like that in my life. alev said at first, he thought it was a prank when 34 year old ezra frech chong rode up on an e-bike, pulled out a gun and pointed it at him. but then chong fired over and over, first at olive's face and then his body after he fell to the grou

the sheriff's office says the woman was driving to work on a rural road in near point reyes around 5.m. >> water was rushing off the hillside along the roadway and ultimately was filling up that creek and, as she was driving, hit a large puddle on the road and lost control of the vehicle, ending up in that flooded creek. >> after spotting the car in the creek, the sheriff's deputy immediately jumped into action. >> are you in there? where are you at? in the back. hey! >> he then breaks the car's back window and begins removing items, trying to give the woman stuck inside the submerging car as much room to breathe as possible. >> oh my god. okay. just relax. okay. it's cold. i know i'm not worried about the cold. i'm just worried about getting out. >> eventually, the deputy is able to pull the woman out of the vehicle. he then helps her walk through the rushing water to safety. >> they all crawl if i have to. i don't believe. >> the sheriff's office says the deputy likely got there just in time to save the woman's life. >> and you can see about half the license plate when deputy dawso

this happened early tuesday morning along platform bridge road, just outside point reyes station. the sheriff's office says she hit a puddle, lost control and then landed in this flooded creek. she was able to call 911 and officer quickly arrived, jumped into the water. he was able to break the rear window and pull her out to safety. officials are telling people to be extra careful during these weather events and to turn around. if you see any flooding, do not drive through it because you never know how deep the water is. let's go outside right now and take a live look. it is soggy. it is still coming down your evening commute looking extra slick and wet. let's bring in our meteorologisist, vianey arana a. wow. we got sucker punch today. i felt like it just came out of nowhere. it was so nice yesterday. and then bam! we've had a lot of rain. that first half of today certainly packed a punch. we, you know, added to the rain totals that we've seen so far. we do still have some concerns for the north bay, just based on saturation as far as the possibility of some downed trees and thi

this is highway one just south of point reyes in marin county. that road is closed, but you can see some people taking their chances and driving through flood waters. the chp strongly advising against that. also in the north bay, crews were quick to break up these large boulders that slid off a small hill into the roadway on montgomery drive. that is about ten minutes from downtown santa rosa. and take a live look outside. right now you can see it's really wet. rain slick roads all across the bay area. we even have a severe thunderstorm warning in some counties. our storm ranger is up on san bruno mountain tracking the latest radar. you can see right now and we have team coverage, our sergio quintana's in san francisco for us, capturing downed trees and flooding. but first, our weather team is standing by trackining t all. let's start with meteorologist vianey arana and vianey. a lot of areas getting hit really hard right now. certainly. and you mentioned those severe thunderstorm warnings. and this is our mobile doppler radar storm ranger i'm go

ocurrió durante el transcurso de la tarde en un tramo de la ruta 1 entre bear valley road y point reyeso que ser cerrada precisamente por esta inundación. increíble. mire otra más. ese tramo se vio afectado. es en la autopista 101, a la altura de santa rosa. fue reportado a las 14:00 de la tarde y aunque ya fue reabierto durante una buena parte del día, obligó a los conductores que se dirigían hacia el sur a manejar por la orilla. pero hay que tener mucho cuidado cuando vemos una calle anegada porque sabemos que no sabemos lo que hay. hasta donde? exacto, hasta dónde está. pero estos fueron solo algunos de los incidentes que se han reportado en toda nuestra región. exactamente. de hecho, nosotros decidimos recorrer para ver cómo está la situación y andrés brender nos tiene un recuento de lo ocurrido. poco se podía ver en la autopista 101 de san francisco a san rafael. en dicha ciudad el agua se iba acumulando en las calles. la lluvia ha caído con fuerza. en el condado de marin. el viento hizo de las suyas un gran peligro. según nos dicen las autoridades. es que con el fuerte viento que

relacion entre los tamales y el dia de la candelaria esta vinculada a la tradicion de la rosca de reyes dia 2 de febrero. todavia quedan. >> dulces, verdad ? >> durante esta feria algunas personas aprovecharon para comprar tamales que mas tarde llevarian a sus casas. pero lo que sorprendio a algunos mexicanos fue descubrir que no somos los unicos que preparan tamales en otros paises tambien es lo mismo. sme hizo bien curioso que pregunte ahorita en el stand de panama. ellos lo conocen como bollo, ademas de tamales de guatemala, peru, cuba, el salvador y hasta c colombianos que segun nos conto diana, quien esta de visita en mexico. alla los tamales llevan mas ingredientes y varian por region. tiene huevo, zanahoria. >> e tambien tiene alverjas y vienen en una hoja verde. >> pues diferente. >> de esta manera, entre mica, comida y bebidas tradicionales, locales extranjeros tuvieron el pretexto ideal para disfrutar de una gastronomia que mantiene los sabores de una tradicion viva en mexico. alejandro godina no noticias telemundo. >> que delicia ! los de colombia son con hoja. envueltos con

y es un cambio doloroso porque los reyes dejan ir a su gran estrella, esa que llegó como novato en 2017nto fue acertado en los warriors. la directiva aún insiste por jimmy butler, pero la negociación sigue paralizada por negativas en los términos por parte de la estrella del miami heat. butler suena desde hace rato para aterrizar en el área de la bahía en la liga mx. este domingo se cerró la quinta jornada de clausura 2025 y en potosí, pumas visitó al san luis y sobre el final del partido iba a aparecer ruvalcaba. conon este tanto maró la diferencia para que los felinos se llevaran la victoria de visitante 3 goles a 2. con este triunfo, pumas se coloca séptimo con 8 puntos a 5 unidades del líder américa. en italia, santi jiménez presenció este domingo el derbi de la madonnina entre inter y milán. el bebote será nuevo jugador rossonero en una operación de casi 40 millones de euros. el mexicano está listo para brillar en el calcio y la leyenda de los oakland a's ricky henderson fue celebrado este sábado. los homenajes fluyeron en el oakland arena. la afición de los a's y la comunidad en g

. >> reporter: unhoused for five years, jose reyes felt unwanted by the world around him, but things prince moved from the streets to the navigation center of san mateo county. it's housing with health and social services on site, help with social security, personal documents, and now dental care. >> the rotted tooth on the side, sometimes my whole face would swell up and i wouldn't do nothing, you know, because you're trying to find a dentist and everything and when i came here, see the sign? it says dental. i immediately knocked on their window. >> we're doing fillings, cleanings. we have the opportunity to do root canals and oral surgery. >> reporter: pretty much anything that can be done at any dentist can be done here with dr. lynn wong five days a week. the clinic is operated by her alma mater, the university of the pacific. dental students are also able to work here under dr. wong's supervision. >> this is a population that sometimes get lost. they may not be able to find dental care when they need it. >> reporter: robert moulton is the navigation center's program director. he

highway one between bear valley road and point reyes station closed due to flooding. highway 101 closed also for a few hours in santa rosa, also due to flooding. you can see officials there on the left side of the screen and nearly waist deep water. officials reminding drivers do not drive through flooded roads. instead try to find alternative routes. well, this storm hitting much of the bay area as far south as san jose. and we do have team coverage tonight, meteorologist mark tamayo and roberto gonzalez closely tracking this storm. roberta, you are out in the field, but we'll first go to mark tamayo with a breakdown of our forecast. hi, mark. >> hi there. christina. yeah, those rainfall numbers continue to go up quite a bit. we're not just talking about a 10th of an inch or a quarter of an inch. several inches of rainfall today to report here in the bay area. take a look. kentfield in marin county, over 5.5in of rainfall. santa rosa, napa, san francisco all over three inches. scotts valley 2.63. san jose approaching one inch. and that number really has been changing

this is highway one earlier in marin county between bear valley road in point reyes station >> you can see some cars striving through the flooded roadways. the chp is reminding folks to the extra careful went out and about driving through the. wet roadways urging folks certainly too turn around. if you see water pooled like that, no word when they'll get that stretch of the roadway back open. and this was the scene on platform bridge road just south of point rays about 11. 45 this morning. that car partially submerged. looks like it may have ended up going into ditch off the side of the road. it's a slanted there. the person who shot the video says the driver was nowhere to be seen when he showed up. and on the peninsula pg e had to shut down power to a neighborhood pacifica because of those whipping winds. the cause, the power lines you know, just go back and forth. you see what's going on with the vegetation there. cut forced theresa continues. our team coverage. >> i'm theresa stasi. i'm here in manor neighborhood of pacifica and pj was forced to shut down the power to this neighbor

eso quiere decir que si a usted le saliÓ el niÑo en la rosca de reyes, pues ahora toca cumplir con losamales. >> con su mandil. verÓnica comparte el amor que tiene por la gastronomÍa. >> vamos mezclando tanto de diferentes regiones como tambiÉn de comida, asÍ como tipo prehispÁnica en fusiÓn. >> y cuando la flama se enciende, comienza la preparaciÓn. la receta indica que hay que remojar la masa y mezclar la manteca. el secreto estÁ en no dejar de remover. >> le vamos a agregar aquÍ a la masita unos chapulines. >> vero y liz ensamblan los tamales, en este caso en hoja plÁtano. >> vamos a tomar nuestra bolita de masa. una buena dotaciÓn de chapulines. >> algunos otros se envuelven en chile poblano para crear un manjar llamado chile tamal. >> primero le va a embarrar un poquito de de esta masita. >> y para los dulces que pueden ser de pastel de chocolate, zarzamora o piÑÓn, se ocupa una hoja de maÍz, pero antes de colocarlos en la olla hay un secreto especial. >> vamos a agregar agua a la a la olla agregamos tres moneditas. siempre van a estar haciendo un ruidito. un ruidito por el hervor

. >>> people in the point reyes neighborhood had to wade through up to three feet of water just to walk outside of their house along sir francis drake boulevard. and the storm drains put on a show in san francisco this morning. this is just outside the embarcadero b.a.r.t. station. water was launching out of at least three different drains there. you can see it getting higher than the truck in certain moments there. the storm also caused a lot of power outages across the bay area. this is a look at pg&e's outage map. a little over 8,000 bay area customers are without power at this moment. the majority south of half moon bay or in the north bay. you see those orange spots are the bigger outages there tonight. after days of rain, many people are concerned about fallen trees. we showed you some of the issues people are already dealing with around here. one east bay tree trimming company says windy and rainy days like these usually mean an emergency call uptick, but things stayed pretty quiet for them. part of that was because more rain means trees are healthier and more dormant this time o

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este incidente ocurrió este martes a las 05:00 en la calle platform bridge, muy, muy cerca de reyes.n san francisco. entonces, el día de hoy vimos una mezcla de condiciones con un poco de nubosidad, un poco de lluvia en momentos hasta un poquito de sol. pero ahora les quiero mostrar qué está marcando nuestro caza tormentas, porque aún sigue cayendo esa lluvia entre ligera y moderada. incluso también estamos viendo bastante nieve en la sierra, pero quiero empezar con esa advertencia por ese fuerte viento, ya que esta se mantendrá en efecto para los condados de alameda, contra costa, san francisco y santa clara hasta las 04:00. aquí el problema es de que hay posibilidad de que esto pueda tumbar algunos árboles debido a la inestabilidad que estamos viendo de tanta lluvia que vimos esta semana. ahora también estamos monitoreando las condiciones en la sierra, en los condados de calaveras, placer, plumas y shasta. hay un aviso por tormenta invernal que se mantendrá en efecto hasta mañana a las 00:00 de la tarde. entonces, realmente no recomiendo querer viajar a esta zona hasta quizá ya sea

they were trapped on platform bridge road east of point reyes station, marin county. crews showed up with a boat and brought them to safety. >> just overflowing everywhere. it's crazy how much rain we have had today. >> it really is in the north bay. the napa river is overflowing its banks in calistoga. the river is expected to reach major flood stage overnight. the city of napa closed the mckenzie street flood gates to reduce the risk to homes. >> and we do have team coverage from the hardest hit spots where there is still a risk of flooding tonight. but we begin with abc seven meteorologist sandhya patel tracking the flooding concerns and what's next. sandhya? >> yeah. and julianna, you know, the stormy weather is over. but like you said, the concerns are still there. so let's talk about this level three atmospheric river that came through here and slammed the bay area. we got soaked. we got whipped by winds. take a look at the flood warning that is going for the napa river at napa until 4 a.m. wednesday. the concern here is it's at 25.2ft right now, expected to rea

take a look at these images posted by chp marin county highway one between bear valley road and point reyes station remains closed tonight because of the flooding. also in santa rosa, 101 was closed for a few hours because of the flooding. there you can see there was an official nearly waist deep water. officers are reminding people to not drive through the flooded roadways. a flood warning issued for part of sonoma county has been lifted. but tonight evacuation orders in effect, as bill mentioned, for areas along the russian river, low lying areas here, which is expected to crest tomorrow morning. ktvu betty yu brings us now a closer look at some of the aftermath of today's storm there. >> what did it sound like? >> it sounded like something was crashing. >> brenda mora was cooking in her kitchen when she witnessed the flood waters rising outside her home on north fitch mountain road. she captured this view as the street turned into a muddy mess. >> it's tragic. definitely. yeah, it's it was scary. all i could thought was grabbing my papers, you know, all the important documents and just r

point reyes, 36 half moon bay, and then topping that at 7:00 thursday 43, redwood city, 41 and half moonay. not only gusty winds, but heavy snows coming to the sierra. 10 p.m. wednesday until 10 p.m. friday. a winter storm watch has already been issued above 4500ft, so we're expecting 2 to 4ft above 6000ft. very difficult travel during this time period i would just hold off. there's the atmospheric river. it moves in here thursday and starts dumping some rain on the bay area. sierra gets snow and it's certainly going to be dicey. there might be a slight possibility of thunderstorms, scattered showers on friday, and then saturday you get that break. so rainfall with the thursday friday system anywhere from about an inch to over three inches of rain, this is still several days away. it will likely change as some of the rain shadowing effect will come into play, but the problems are going to add up as we start to see the ground getting soaked. so be aware there might be some flooding on the roadways and some trees down. the accuweather seven day forecast. cold tomorrow morning. late night r

they were trapped on platform bridge road east of point reyes station, marin county. crews showed up with a boat and brought them to safety. >> just overflowing everywhere. it's crazy how much rain we have had today. >> it really is in the north bay. the napa river is overflowing its banks in calistoga. the river is expected to reach major flood stage overnight. the city of napa closed the mckenzie street flood gates to reduce the risk to homes. >> and we do have team coverage from the hardest hit spots where there is still a risk of flooding tonight. but we begin with abc seven meteorologist sandhya patel tracking the flooding concerns and what's next. sandhya? >> yeah. and julianna, you know, the stormy weather is over. but like you said, the concerns are still there. so let's talk about this level three atmospheric river that came through here and slammed the bay area. we got soaked. we got whipped by winds. take a look at the flood warning that is going for the napa river at napa until 4 a.m. wednesday. the concern here is it's at 25.2ft right now, expected to rea

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point reyes, 36 half moon bay, and then topping that at 7:00 thursday 43, redwood city, 41 and half moon. not only gusty winds, but heavy snows coming to the sierra. 10 p.m. wednesday until 10 p.m. friday. a winter storm watch has already been issued above 4500ft, so we're expecting 2 to 4ft above 6000ft. very difficult travel during this time period i would just hold off. there's the atmospheric river. it moves in here thursday and starts dumping some rain on the bay area. sierra gets snow and it's certainly going to be dicey. there might be a slight possibility of thunderstorms, scattered showers on friday, and then saturday you get that break. so rainfall with the thursday friday system anywhere from about an inch to over three inches of rain, this is still several days away. it will likely change as some of the rain shadowing effect will come into play, but the problems are going to add up as we start to see the ground getting soaked. so be aware there might be some flooding on the roadways and some trees down. the accuweather seven day forecast. cold tomorrow morning. late night rai

este incidente ocurrió este martes a las 05:00 en la calle platform bridge, cerca del punto reyes vianey que en estos condados de marin, napa y sonoma se mantendrá esa vigilancia por inundación hasta mañana a la 13:00 de la tarde. entonces recuerden que aunque se está saliendo, este sistema continúa la inestabilidad y esos fuertes vientos también hacia el interior y en las montañas de la sierra, en los condados de calaveras se mantiene ese aviso por tormenta invernal. se mantendrá en efecto, hasta mañana a las 12 y así que mejoran las condiciones ya a partir de las 2 o 15:00 de la tarde, avanzando también hacia el sábado. les quiero mostrar que está marcando actualmente el radar y los modelos. a partir de la medianoche. vemos como la mayor pae de este sistema ya finalmente se aleja de nuestra región. veremos un poco de esa nubosidad, pero hacia el pacífico se mantendrá un poco de esa inestabilidad. esto traerá la posibilidad de ver algunas lloviznas al amanecer, el día de mañana, durante las horas de las 5, 06:07. ya para las 15:00 de la tarde se sale por completo este sistema y las temp

whether you're talking forested areas as fire breaks or in this case the point reyes seashore. these families have been disrespected and basically a gun held to their head to sign an agreement only recently saying you're going to have to leave the land. these are good, hard-working people and there doesn't seem to be much reward in california and some aspects of the federal government for being good, hard-working people, honest people, the ones that will pull over on the edge of the road and help you and make sure you're ok like that. what do they get? litigated to death. people, some of them very elderly now saying they can't fight the fight anymore, i don't have enough money or enough will, so what happened? the government wins and extreme environmental organizations win and someone comes in and saves the day, we'll buy you out and you'll get 15 months to be eased out of this. so the employees are gone, the cattle are gone, the dairy will go somewhere else. it's hard to run a dairy in california, they regulate that out of business. there are people that don't like dairy produ

the picture-perfect beaches along the northern california coast, there is one in particular at point reyes, elephant fields have once again established a colony to give birth and to meet. it is one of those neat things about nature that people naturally are curious to see. >> i just can't imagine even trying to move like that. >> how would you like that calling for a date? >> i might have to think twice. >> we are still expecting more females to show up. and a lot more pups to be born. >> she is witnessing and documenting a conservation success story. >> so far the numbers this time of year are higher than they were in previous years, the last two years we had some really big storms during the winter season and we ended up having a lot of mortalities from that. today we have 27 adult females and 18 pups, so that means we still have a lot of pregnant females out here. >> at one point, the population was on the verge of extinction that there has been a major turnaround, in fact, the population is for leveraging and -- flourishing and they see the highest populations they have ever seen. >> a

point reyes, you will notice it's gusty across the entire region. tomorrow at noon. a high surf warning from 3 p.m. tomorrow until 3 a.m. saturday. large breakers 20 to 30ft up to 45ft, though for west facing beaches. so this is really dangerous and life threatening. just stay away from the coast if you can and not a good idea to travel. beginning 10 p.m. tonight going into 10 p.m. friday. that's when that winter storm warning goes up above 4500ft. we're looking at 2 to 5ft of snow above 6000, with gusts up to 60 miles an hour. your morning will start out stormy temperatures ranging from the 30s to the 50s. tomorrow afternoon it is going to be windy. there will be pockets of downpours. highs will be in the 50s and the 60s. here's your accuweather seven day forecast. it's a strong level three for tomorrow. we're going with a level one for valentine's day, gusty in the morning, some showers, and then after that things start to dry out for the chinese new year parade sunday, there is a possibility of a few showers in the north bay, but now it's just a chance. we will ce

point reyes at 8 p.m. still about 3032 miles an hour along the coastline later tonight. and then as we head towards the late night hours, winds really back off in the sierra. winter storm warning until 10 a.m. tomorrow. up to a few more feet of snow above 5500ft. a little more for the peaks. and as we look at your morning temperatures, it's going to get cold 20 to 40s out the door. so bundle up tomorrow afternoon. most areas are going to get a break. it's going to be mainly sunny to partly cloudy, with a couple of isolated showers up in the northern part of our viewing area. the biggest thing you're going to notice is it's going to be cooler, 40s and 50s. and here's your accuweather seven day forecast. chill in the morning. isolated showers. it's a level two system for thursday. not quite as intense friday morning showers. it's a level one. and then we have some cold mornings coming for the weekend. dry days by the way, the russian river at guerneville. minor flooding is expected tomorrow morning. flood stage is 32ft and as that water continues to run off, they'll see th

half moon bay, 11 a.m, point reyes 38.gets gusty, strongest winds along the coastline in the hills, but you will notice even inland areas are picking up 3036 miles an hour. 40 in redwood city, heading into the 9:00 hour, it is still gusty and then the winds will back off into friday. a winter storm warning in the sierra tomorrow morning until noon friday above 5000ft, expecting up to three feet for the peak. so it's going to be heavy snow with those wind gusts, it's going to be very difficult to travel. i would just hold off. they're going to have chain controls and certainly the potential is there for delays. the accuweather seven day forecast a level two tomorrow wet and gusty. it's a one for friday scattered showers and then for the weekend. we're talking about sunshine dry weather. but the mornings will be very cold and there will be frost around next week. around tuesday is when we have a slight chance of rain, but a better opportunity for wet weather with a level one coming back into the picture on wednesday and. >>