sutter health making that announcement saying it will build new cutting edge facilities. ktvu is betty yu has more on what thousands of patients can soon expect. >> this lot on 53rd and horton streets in emeryville will turn into a brand new flagship sutter health hospital, with at least 200 beds in 2033. it will include emergency services, an icu and private patient rooms. two existing buildings nearby will house outpatient services and specialty clinics. in 2028. >> emeryville was selected because of this ideal campus 12 acres, two buildings to provide ambulatory. we really want to be able to improve access for patients, to make appointments, get the most advanced care possible in the time that they need it. >> it plans to hire at least 100 doctors and clinicians. >> when we talk about state of the art facilities, we're talking about advanced imaging care, advanced operating rooms. we also can provide advanced ambulatory surgery programs and then also in the clinical space, be able to provide services, procedures, care with really the latest technology. >> the new medic

sutter health has announced plans to open a $1 billion medical campus in emeryville. the expansion will feature cutting edge facilities and comprehensive health services. ktvu betty yu live at the future site of this new campus. betty. >> claudine. sutter health says that this new campus will really be transformative for the east bay. now, this is one of the existing buildings behind me that will be a part of this new medical campus, set to open in 2028. the new hospital will eventually replace the alta bates campus on ashby avenue. this lot on 53rd and horton streets in emeryville will turn into a brand new flagship sutter health hospital, with at least 200 beds in 2033. it will include emergency services, an icu and private patient rooms. two existing buildings nearby will house outpatient services and specialty clinics in 2028. the goal is to serve more patients in the east bay and beyond. >> emeryville was selected because of this ideal campus. 12 acres. two buildings to provide ambulatory. we really want to be able to improve access for patients, to make appointm

supervisor sutter. >> thank you, madam clerk. first i'd like to build on supervisor mcguire's words related to bob geary. even many years later he is someone who the community of north beach remembers fondly and share stories of. and i think he also represented the best of community policing and what we subscribe to in central station and in the north beach community of making our police officers and our public safety responders part of our neighborhoods. >> next i'd like to introduce a resolution recognizing the month of february 2025 as children's dental health month in the city and county of san francisco. kerri is also known as cavities are tooth decay are the most common chronic disease in children across our country. kids only get one set of permanent teeth and it's crucial to protect them from day one so they last a lifetime. >> when kids have poor oral health it affects their ability to succeed at school, to sleep, to eat and to grow. and we want our city to remain committed to protecting and improving the health of our c

sutter health is also renovating two nearby buildings. those are expected to open in the next three yearsrs. a groundbreaking date has yet to be finalized, but sutter is aiming for the hospital to be completed by 2033. that hospital will will replace alta bates in berkeley as the main medical center when it opens. alta bates will turn into a specialized center. well, pg&e back in the headlines. the utility is moving power lines underground near high fire risk areas. this is to reduce power outages to thousands of homes. pg&e has safety triggers on its power lines in areas of high wildfire risk. so right now, when a branch or tree a tree line, it hits that line. the power cuts off immediately to avoid sparking a fe. it started four years ago in san jose's almaden valley, but neighbors say they lose per multiple times a year. pg&e says putting more than a mile of power lines underground will help prevent that. well, it used to be blackouts all the time. you know, we lost power consistently. so with this work, we are obviously continuing to

sutter's new campus will be on 12 acres at horton and 53rd street. it will have at least 200 beds and include emergency services and icu and private patient rooms. the new medical center will replace the acute care services at the alta bates ashby campus in berkeley. it is scheduled to partially close by the year 2030. >> emeryville was selected because of this ideal campus 12 acres, two buildings to provide ambulatory. we really want to be able to improve access for patients, to make appointments, get the most advanced care possible in the time that they need it. >> now, the city of emeryville says sutter health will be the city's biggest employer. sutter health says it right now serves about 480,000 patients, and with this new campus, they should be able to almost double that number. >> time is 708 and we do have traffic that is going to be busy this morning. if you are driving on some of these commutes, let's go to the richmond san rafael bridge. i want to show you the traffic is going to be slow and it slows from the richmond parkway all the way

now, sutter health is also renovatin two nearby buildings. expected to open in the next three years. now, the groundbreaking date has yet to be set, but sutter is aiming for the hospital to be complete by 2033. the hospital will replace alta bates in berkeley as the main medical center when it opens. alta bates will turn into a specialized center. we are back in 60s. up next, holding powerful politicians accountable. to me, it felt very blatant. your boss would actually ask you to rank your colleagues on their physical attractiveness. yeah, and he would too. we investigate the unprecedented action democratic leaders in san francisco are taking to address sexual misconduct within campaigns and government offices. plus, they survived a nightmare experience. their plane flipped over as it crashed on the runway. tonight, delta's peace offering to the passengers on board. so would you take it? and we had a nice dry day for the second half, but we do still have the influence of that cold front that brought some rain dipping down into the 40s. overn

sutter health is also renovating two nearby buildings into medical clinics. those are expected to open in the next three years. groundbreaking, though for the hospital has yet to be set, but sutter health says it's aiming for the hospital to be complete by 2033. we continue to report on this. bird flu cases are rising nationwide. it's impacting more than just birds. it's threatening the balance of our ecosystem. coming up on nightly news, a look inside of a lab that's ramping its fight against this virus. why should people care? we should care about wild birds because they are. they play an important role in our ecosystem. they they do a lot of what's called ecosystem services for us. yeah. so the services can be everything from, you know, the pleasure of feeding, seeing a bird at your bird feeder or flying in the sky to cleaning up our environment. vultures play a really critical role in our ecosystem, with cleaning up carcasses and things out on the landscape. to watch this full report, including what you need to know to keep your pets safe, this story is c

sutter health made the announcement saying it will build new cutting edge facilities there. betty yu explains what thousands of patients can expect. >> this lot on 53rd and horton streets in emeryville will turn into a brand new flagship sutter health hospital, with at least 200 beds in 2033. it will include emergency services, an icu and private patient rooms. two existing buildings nearby will house outpatient services and specialty clinics in 2028. >> emeryville was selected because of this ideal. campus. 12 acres. two buildings to provide ambulatory. we really want to be able to improve access for patients, to make appointments, get the most advanced care possible in the time that they need it. >> it plans to hire at least 100 doctors and clinicians. >> when we talk about state of the art facilities, we're talking about advanced imaging care, advanced operating rooms. we also can provide advanced ambulatory surgery programs and then also in the clinical space, be able to provide services, procedures, care with really the latest technology. >> the new medical center will

now about those people that were in this sutter medical center. now there were some people that were in there, wheelchair bound. because the area was flooded, they were not able to come out on their own. so they had a few come in and pick people up. and also they had to rescue two people as you can see the cars are still there, not quite at a point where they could move yet. but we have seen a lot of this water go down, and it looks like it is starting to ease up. a little bit to my right rather. you can see the water starting to ease up. this looked like a small river and this is a person that will try to go through to make it. water has gone down enough for people to travel back down that way. but the fire department is, of course, still urging people to be careful to make sure you're not driving through any heavy water. >> and it is interesting they were able to go in and fall, kara? >> reporter: yes. and i think that really has to do with the rainfall. so earlier about two hours ago, it was raining a lot harder than this. that's helping some o

sutter health says it will replace the current services offered at their berkeley campus, which willt care and surgery. they hope to open the new medical center by 2032. >> right now to the organization that has left the east bay. spring training is now underway for the a's of west, who will be playing in minor league park in west sacramento for the last at least the next three years. >> abc seven s chris alvarez caught up with members of the green and gold to talk about the transition out of oakland. >> when did the reality set in that you won't be playing in oakland this year? >> yeah, honestly, i don't know if that really has set in yet. obviously, you know, we know that we are playing in sacramento. uh- me personally, i'm definitely going to, you know, miss the coliseum. i love playing there. >> it still feels feels a little weird for me. i mean, my wife and i were talking and i said when we get up to oakland a couple of times and, you know, i haven't been there for this long stretch of time, but two years is a is a good stretch of time. for a young player. so just an adjustment.

i reached out to sutter health with those same questions. any plans to improve the drainage? they didn't have an answer to that question. reporting live in santa rosa j.r. stone, abc seven news. >> all right j.r. thank you so much. a dramatic scene this afternoon in forestville as the remnants of a home look floated down the russian river. a landslide sent the house tumbling off a steep hill and into the water. fortunately, the house was empty. no one was hurt. the sonoma county fire district says the property is used for vacation rentals. first responders evacuated people from several neighboring homes just as a precaution. >> strong winds took down tree branches and power lines in several spots across san francisco today. a branch fell on a person in the visitacion valley area. thankfully, they did not have to be taken to the hospital along union street in cow hollow, a tree crushed a parklet there. well, the strong winds and rain soaked the peninsula in south bay as well. plenty of people spent part of the day in the night in the dark as well. abc seven news reporter tim j

i reached out to sutter health with those same questions. any plans to improve the drainage? they didn't have an answer to that question. reporting live in santa rosa j.r. stone, abc seven news. >> all right j.r. thank you so much. a dramatic scene this afternoon in forestville as the remnants of a home look floated down the russian river. a landslide sent the house tumbling off a steep hill and into the water. fortunately, the house was empty. no one was hurt. the sonoma county fire district says the property is used for vacation rentals. first responders evacuated people from several neighboring homes just as a precaution. >> strong winds took down tree branches and power lines in several spots across san francisco today. a branch fell on a person in the visitacion valley area. thankfully, they did not have to be taken to the hospital along union street in cow hollow, a tree crushed a parklet there. well, the strong winds and rain soaked the peninsula in south bay as well. plenty of people spent part of the day in the night in the dark as well. abc seven news reporter tim j

sutter health announces the location for its new ♪ dreams begin here.goodnight club. i guess what i'm looking for from you is, i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's always a constant fear that who's to say something like that won't happen again? that's fair. we committed to underground, 10,000 miles of electric line. you look back at where we were 10 years ago and we are in a completely different place today, and it's because of how we need to care for our communities and our customers. i hope that's true. [joe] that's my commitment. [ambient noise] abc seven mornings live. >> now at 5.30. an embezzlement scheme siphoning tens of thousands of dollars from parents in hollister. and investigators say a fellow parent is to blame. >> more budget cuts coming to the federal workforce, this time targeting the pentagon. i'm nicole diantonio with reaction on capitol hill. >> but first, the president's latest executive order impacting san francisco directly. this morning, we're getting reaction after trump's decision to dismantle the presidio trust

moving the bay area forward at sutter, healing hearts never stops. our comprehensive cardiac centers treat everything from transplants to arrhythmias to blood pressure management. seven of our hospitals are nationally recognized for heart attack care, and our clinical trials put us on the forefront of medical advances. award winning cardiologists and surgeons a whole team on your team sutter health i guesshat i'm looking for from you is, i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's always a constant fear that who's to say something like that won't happen again. that's fair. we committed to underground ten 000 miles of electric line. you look back at where we were ten years ago, and we are in a completely different place today. and it's because of how we need to care for our communities and our customers. i hope that's true. that's my commitment. that's our show for this week. my thanks to my guests, and thank you for making us part of your sunday morning. it's the hard knock life for us. one of the most popular musicals of all time is back. s

i come here today to ask you to support policy that helps bring new houses like that on sutter street. with urgency though supervisor chen is specifically asked to you as i lived in the a11 only three months ago. i lived in a single room in a single family house that was rented out because i couldn't afford anything else in the city. i was luckily able to find something in soma a new apartment built in 2021 and i was able to rent a studio there and i've been happy there. >> but i have many friends including those in inner sunset that are were in my same situation. they just graduated college. they're looking for a better apartment. they don't want to just live in a room and they can't because of the affordability crisis. these people my friends are deciding on if they want to live in san francisco now not in ten years when all the housing should be built but now. so i really ask that you pursue policy like this that supports building houses like that on sutter street with urgency. understanding that san franciscans are in this crisis now and we're struggling now. thank you. >> next we

i come here today to ask you to support policy that helps bring new houses like that on sutter street. with urgency though supervisor chen is specifically asked to you as i lived in the a11 only three months ago. i lived in a single room in a single family house that was rented out because i couldn't afford anything else in the city. i was luckily able to find something in soma a new apartment built in 2021 and i was able to rent a studio there and i've been happy there. >> but i have many friends including those in inner sunset that are were in my same situation. they just graduated college. they're looking for a better apartment. they don't want to just live in a room and they can't because of the affordability crisis. these people my friends are deciding on if they want to live in san francisco now not in ten years when all the housing should be built but now. so i really ask that you pursue policy like this that supports building houses like that on sutter street with urgency. frciscans are in this crisis now and we're struggling now. thank you. >> next week please. >> hi, my name

the victim advised he was in the area of sutter and polk when he heard a gunshot when he heard a gunshot and felt pain. no further information was provided. this investigation is also ongoing. no arrests at this time. >> there was an arrest made on a 2022 homicide case victim and on august 1st, 2022 shot multiple times in the unit block of brookdale. the victim later succumbed to his injuries. during the investigation evidence was located. two years later, investigators received information from that evidence that identified the possible one of the possible perpetrators. on 12 of this year, february 12th, that suspect was located and arrested. the arrest is being handled through the juvenile justice system as the suspect was 16 year old was a 16 year old at the time of the incident. in addition to that we had a robbery the 3300 block of fillmore avenue on valentine's day afternoon. the victim was at work when the suspect entered pointed a gun and demanded property. that suspect fled on foot and was located, detained and later arrested by our our responding officers. >> also a assault wit

the flooding temporarily blocked access to sutter's parking lot and to the hampton inn right next doorees and potholes are just some of the damage left in san francisco from the storm. several trees came down in the city. the fire department says one person was hit by a branch in visitacion valley. but according to firefighters, that person declined to go to the hospital for observation. the rain also led to flooding in some areas. more than a dozen people picked up sandbags at the city's department of public works, including one man who works at a church. >> we have seen some flooding inside already, so that's why we're trying to protect ourselves from more flooding in the building. >> the parks department closed stern grove and pine lake park, as well as all six of the city's municipal golf courses. taking a look at some of those potholes, though, the sites are set to remain closed until staff inspections are complete. this is the scene near telegraph hill this morning where a rockslide closed sansome and union streets. geologists are set to evaluate that area today to determine if t

while the crews are getting sutter field ready as we speak.re is new sod on the in and out fields. and their home opener is march 31st. meantime, it's spring training. buster posey is entering his first season as president of baseball operations but his lieutenant has plenty of experience. matt lively has the story. >> reporter: zach manasian has been around mlb clubhouses since he was five years old. now he has a little more responsibility after he was promoted to be the giants general manager. >> just trying to get them something fun to watch and get the giants back to championship baseball. >> reporter: in order to do that, he knew the giants had to make a splash in free agency. he was giddy when the club landed willy adamis and justin verlander. >> the intensity is still there. yeah. i don't know where to take notes or ask him for his autograph. >> reporter: being around the stars of the game is nothing new for manasian. his dad was the clubhouse manager almost 20 years. >> you were running around there as a kid. what is the first memory y

was katrina flippen describing the moment her suv got stuck in 2 to 3ft of flood water outside of a sutter health medical center and the hampton inn tuesday afternoon. during the rain, several feet of water in that parking lot forced crews to evacuate the medical center in santa rosa yesterday. now, back here live. the russian river is expected to crest this morning around 7:00. so that is why these evacuation orders remain in place this morning. live in santa rosa. lena howland, abc seven news. >> just overflowing everywhere. it's crazy how much rain we have had today. >> also in the north bay, the napa river is overflowing its banks in calistoga. this morning, the river is expected to reach major flooding stage. the city of napa closed the mckenzie street flood gates to reduce the risk to homes. p-g-and-e's has been working all night to get the power back on for people across the bay area. at 11 p.m, there were more than 8000 customers without electricity. you can see on the p-g-and-e's outage map. there are still outages across the bay area, but they are mostly small and scattered from

well, sutter health medical center in santa rosa on airway drive was evacuated today due to flooding.wo vehicles trying to leave the facility got stuck in that flood water. firefighters arrived on scene to help the drivers get out safely. five patients at sutter were also evacuated. >> and the storm did cause issues in san francisco, from minor flooding to downed trees. and now a rock slide right near telegraph hill. ktvu roberto gonzalez joins us live tonight from the city. roberto, what's the scene looking like? >> well, mike, let's put it this way. bill martin was saying a little bit earlier that we got hit hard today. let me show you just how hard we got hit. this is a rock slide. we are under tower hill. we guesstimate that this rock slide occurred about 400 yards up. it slid down, and now it encompasses about ten yards of lane number one and number two, union street to sansome street. it is closed off because of this debris. now i can't get over there and really pick it up and show you because geologists have to come out here. they have to investigate the scene still. but i can

sutter health has announced plans to build a $1 billion flagship campus in that east bay city. health giant says they've purchased 12 acres along hollis street. the new medical center will include labor and delivery and icu emergency services operating rooms. it will start with 200 beds, but there are plans to expand. sutter health says it will replace the current services offered at their berkeley campus, which will shift now to offering urgent care and surgery. this is still a few years away. they hope to open this new medical center by 2032. former vice president kamala harris has signed one has signed on, i should say, with a top talent agency in hollywood. creative art agency announced the deal yesterday, saying it will focus on public speaking engagements and publishing. caa has said they are also committed to working with harris on other post-white house initiatives. she is following in the footsteps of former president joe biden and barack obama, who are also represented by that same agency. >> oakland is set for a starring role on the big screen. the trailer has come o

. >>> and sutter health is expanding in emeryville, where they plan to build a billion dollar $200 bedy. it will sit on the corner of horton and 53rd streets where they will have an emergency room and a labor and delivery center and operating rooms. the 12-acre campus will also have space for other medical offices. >>> and here is what it will look like. calling this a flagship campus that's scheduled to open in 2032. >>> okay, turning to the weather now and our last chance for rain. this is the scene in lafayette. just one of those spots seeing the scattered showers earlier today. i mean, it is more kind of the drizzle in some spots. i mean, can we call it rain? >> light showers, intense drizzle. yeah, somewhere in between. >> chunky rain? >> it is a sliding scale. i mean, i don't want to shame it or anything. don't make it feel self-conscious. but yeah, it was a little bit meager to say the least. let's take a look at the replay over the last 12 hours or so, but we did have light shower activity that made their way through this morning. really, it just fell apart as they would try to

severe flooding forced the evacuation of several patients at the sutter airway drive medical center. fire crews brought a van to help five wheelchair bound patients unable to get out on their own. two drivers are also assisted after getting stuck trying to drive through the flood waters. >>> fallen trees causing a traffic mess in san francisco's golden gate park. video from citizen app shows the tree blocking three lanes of traffic on crossover drive. it is often a slow going drive to begin with. no word yet on any injuries. >>> also in san francisco, one outdoor dining area completely crushed. a park let on union street between laguna and buchanan destroyed by a fallen tree. no injuries reported but crews are still out there cleaning up the debris in the area. so our crews have been vanned out across the bay area all day going from problem spot to problem spot. let's check in with first alert meteorologist paul heggen. you told them where to go today. >> there have been a lot of problem spots. let's talk about the radar replay. this is when the heaviest rain was sliding across the b

was katrina flippen describing the moment her suv got stuck in 2 to 3ft of floodwater outside of a sutterealth medical center and the hampton inn tuesday afternoon. during the rain, several feet of water in the parking lot forced crews to evacuate that medical center in santa rosa yesterday. now, the russian river is expected to crest right around 7:00 this morning, which is why those evacuation orders are still in effect this morning. live in santa rosa. lena howland abc seven news. >> just overflowing everywhere. it's crazy how much rain we have had today. >> also, in the north bay, the napa river is overflowing its banks in calistoga. this morning, the river is expected to reach major flooding stage. the city of napa closed the mckenzie street flood gates to reduce the risk of homes to homes. p-g-and-e's has been working all night to get the power back on for people across the bay area. at 11:00 last night, there were more than 8000 customers without electricity. you can see on the p-g-and-e's outage map there are still outages. we just got an update from p-g-and-e's a few minutes ago,

the regular season, which for the a's will begin on the road before they play their first game at sutter health park next month. that's a ballpark. daniel susac knows well shoot. i had probably every one of my birthdays. 106 to 10 there and then knocks never played there with the giants for little bit. so i've been to. >> probably close to 100 and to the ballpark the next time he's there, it'll likely be for his major league debut. but that may not come this season for the former jesuit high standout, a first-round draft pick in 2022 who ended last season in double-a tyler soderstrom was a first-round draft pick in 2020. he's from turlock and he played at center healthpark each of the last 2 seasons on his way to the bigs. yes, you do best they can to it as contents of nation's up there. so i think it's going to be great fit for us for the next couple years and and for all the seasons. the a's play in sacramento markot say will be their manager. >> his contract was extended earlier this week. the messaging is ok, too. >> if you've been in this game long enough. lot of my staff myself hav

. >> it's the second time in three months a swollen creek flooded the parking lot outside the sutter health on airway drive. >> just overflowing everywhere. it's crazy how much rain we have had today. >> also, in the north bay, the napa river is overflowing its banks in calistoga. the city of napa closed the mckenzie street flood gates to reduce the risk of homes. in saint helena, the napa river tipped into a minor flood stage and seeped into some nearby houses there. in san francisco, part of sansome street is blocked off by debris from a mudslide in the telegraph hill area today. an engineer was on the scene to make sure the site was secure. abc seven news reporter lena howland has a look at the extent of that damage. >> reporter as san francisco was pounded with rain tuesday, a mudslide came down telegraph hill around 6:00 tuesday night, crashing through the retaining wall and fencing spilling out onto samson street. >> there are some cracks in the rocks on the hillside. it brought the rock down that already was loose, and so we wanted to make sure it was safe. >> san francisco pu

sutter medical shut down because of the flooding in the parking lot. firefighters had to help five wheelchair bound patients who were unable to get out on their own. they rescued two others surrounded by floodwaters in their car. >>> we stay in sonoma county. a stretch of highway 101 has reopenedded after it was under water this afternoon just north of windsor. in fact, you can see chp posted photos of the flooding that brought traffic to a halt. all of the northbound lanes were closed at one point. a part of the southbound lanes, you can see, caltrans in the middle, waist deep, and we appreciate that. >>> let's show you something else. a fallen try has caused you a traffic mess. video of what is showing the three lanes of traffic on crossover drove. if that's a part of your evening commute, you know it will be slow going under the best of circumstances. no word yet on any injuries. >>> another one. take a look at this. another tree came crashing down. take a look at the outdoor dining area on union street and san francisco and completely crushed. crew

they'll play home games at sutter health park in sacramento for the next 3 years venue, which manfred. the nfl season might be over. but the news cycle does continue. john madden's grandson, jessie madden, has joined the commander staff as offensive quality control coach, former stanford head coach david shaw was officially announced as the lions new pass game coordinator. >> the forty-niners made a flurry of moves tuesday. most notably releasing demetrius flannigan fowles linebacker was. >> already set to hit free agency but terminating his contract now gives him a head start on that process. lanigan fouls played in 73 games in his 5 seasons with san francisco contributing mostly on special teams. the niners also tendered one-year contracts to 7 exclusive rights free agents. you see the list on your screen and includes couple of the lineman evan anderson and alex barrett. the couple of tight ends. jake ton just and brayden willis. and, you know, you get like 2 weeks after the super bowl and then you got the nfl combine and then you got the nfl draft and then tas and then the seasons

first responders were standing by in case of flooding at the local sutter health care facility.ou may remember earlier this month, floodwaters submerged cars in the parking lot and forced patients to be evacuated. and the risk? well, it isn't over yet, with more rain expected throughout the night. meteorologist roberto gonzalez has been tracking it all, and she joins us now with the latest on the situation. heather. >> you just painted a beautiful picture. it absolutely perfect. and this storm has been spot on as far as the forecast is ned. so let's see where it is. now. you can see the tightly coiled core is right off shore from the pacific northwest, and the frontal boundary is just braced up and down the state of california as we zoom in. see all these bubbles here? this is an indication of all the different storm reports we received across the bay area today. it's over 160. so as of right now, the storm the frontal boundary has bypassed as but behind it we have a lot of backwash, a lot of rain showers. still throughout the overnight hours. we can see at this particular time

las quejas de los clientes y dijo que también suspendería la venta de los palitos conocidos como sutterte proceso. estoy empezando una nueva aventura, un negocio. junaid juarez dice que está eliminando gastos innecesarios, incluyendo servicios de suscripción. hay varias que no estoy usando y la estoy pagando mensualmente. las pruebas gratuitas, ya sean de servicios de streaming, apps de ejercicios o entregas a domicilio, pueden convertirse rápidamente en pagos mensuales si no tienes cuidado. consumer reports recomienda programar un recordatorio en el calendario de tu teléfono cuando te inscribas a una prueba gratuita. así no se te olvida y no te cobran en tu tarjeta de crédito. si aceptaste una renovación automática, es probable que te cobren a menos que tomes acción. si decides quedarte con la membresía después de la prueba gratis, ten cuidado con los aumentos de precio. muchas empresas suben las tarifas cuando termina el periodo promocional. si el costo es más alto de lo que esperabas, dile que cancelarás y pide un descuento. también hay herramientas de rastreo que te pueden ayudar a

up in santa rosa, severe flooding forced people at the sutter north bay health plaza to evacuate patients. a total of five people, some in wheelchairs, had to be moved out. firefighters brought in a paratransit van to get them to safety. workers at the health center say flooding has been a repeat issue there, so they've had to get creative at times to deal with the rising water. >> these are our linen bags for soiled linens. i have two of them on my feet. and i also took a tourniquet which we use to start ivs. it seems to be holding up. >> sonoma county was hit pretty hard today. parts of highway 101 were mostly underwater. this year is north of windsor. stand still at arta lane. chp santa rosa says at one point all northbound and some southbound lanes were closed. they're back open, though, tonight. and also in marin county around moour beach, roads were flooded just down the road. the national park service shut down muir woods as a precaution. >> coming from san francisco, we didn't know. it's kind of disappointing, but what can you do about it? >> those are just some of the issues arou

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the athletics are set to start plan at sutter health pardon sacramento next month and the first game got local fans and business say they're excited for the season. >> they have 23 different hats had been a fan since 1972. so ecstatic. the kings of created such community and culture here. i think the a's will do the same. feels like you know, once in a generation opportunity to, you know, have all these fans come into our region. >> from both local and foreign and experience the restaurants and business community that have here in the riverfront and beyond. >> only ones preparing city officials say they are planning to increase staff and security and improve nearby park in to keep people safe. >> well, the sunken boat near half moon bay is now tied to a bizarre murder case and filet o and a group known as these is eons. so authorities say the tugboat caleb, which you see here was home to a group led by jack because is less soda. prosecutors believe one of its followers. 22 year-old maximillian snyder, stabbed the 82 year-old curtis lynn to death last month in vallejo land at the time

. >> rob manfred has for stadium in sacramento sutter health park. he told fans at media day that the park will be as close to a big league facility as possible. the athletics will host their first game there on march 31st. still ahead here, a job discrimination protest on this day in the bay. >> 60 years ago today. is social uprising on the stand that bay residents from the bayview hunters point in san francisco protested. >> against job discrimination from the local housing authority in 1965. kron. 4 was there when families picketed against racial discrimination in the job market outside of the housing authority headquarters. these protests are part of a nationwide movement against housing discrimination. and at the time estimated in san francisco that african-american men were unemployed at triple the rate of their white counterparts. the san francisco protests continued for months where residents also rallied against unfair eviction policies that was on the stay in the bay in 19. 65. cuyler. the weather center with a look at the warm-up. yeah. wa

. >> north and santa rosa first responders were standing by in case the local sutter health care facility another flooded parking lot that required in place sheltering and even patient moving thursday. no such call came. >> there was some emergency work that was done to alleviate the potential of a backup, but as of right now, it's been flowing as, as needed. >> with soaked and saturated soils everywhere. the multiple dangers of mudslides, landslides, rockfalls and tree falls persist. >> it makes those weakened trees that much easier to come down. >> though these rockfalls were caught and stopped by this chain link fence. big falls would slam right through. freezing. weather can aggravate cracks. if ice forms and expands, that can actually cause big rock falls. and there's a lot of the rainy season left. tom baker ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, we're not just seeing rain in the bay area. this storm is dumping snow up near tahoe. as we give you a live look at interstate 80 right near castle peak. you can't even see the actual roadway. this is about 7000ft up where chains are required. c

the athletics are set to begin playing at sutter health park in sacramento next month. >> ahead of thate reporter rowena shadix spoke with baseball fans, business owners and city leaders about the excitement planning and what to expect. >> have 23 different had been a fan since 1972. so i'm ecstatic. the kings of created such community and culture here. i think the a's will do the same. a's march 31st. 2, we are going to be welcomed with open and like fro. dave is owner of tree house cafe. other businesses near the 14,000 seat stadium for the a's will be playing. can't wait. feels like you know, once in a generation opportunity to, you know, have all these fans come into our region. >> from both local and up far and experience the restaurants and business community that have here in the riverfront and beyond has a unique challenge to really engage a new demographic of fans, a demographic, a sacrament spree much. it's gonna be very exciting time. west sachs riverfront has already been acclimated to handling big crowds since the river cats began playing here in 2000 >> still having an mlb