alertas por correo electrónico y mensajes de texto anunciando el cierre de la playa y el muelle de capitolabido a este oleaje. marcelo rivera condiciones peligrosas y este grupo de surfistas que les encantan las olas. pero tuvieron que ser rescatados. cómo la ves? así es. esto es evidencia de que, aunque sean personas experimentadas, surfistas profesionales, este fuerte oleaje puede llevárselos arrastrados. esas olas de hasta 10 15 pies son peligrosas para cualquiera. así que lo ideal es, como tú mencionaste, que se mantengan alejados de la costa, alejado de las playas. y entonces esto se queda por el fin de semana. es solamente una advertencia o ya es una alerta? es una advertencia como tal y se queda hasta el lunes. de hecho, vamos a ver esa información que tenemos porque se emi esa advertencia de fuerte oleaje o de alto oleaje. brasil, básicamente para todo el litoral costero, desde el norte del estado hasta el sur. y va a estar, en efecto, hasta el lunes a las 21:00 de la noche por ese fuerte oleaje que va a estar alcanzando cerca de 15 pies y de hecho está siendo provocado por lo sigui

varias playas cerca de capitola y santa cruz están cerradas esta tarde a eso de la una.playa y el muellele de capitola. debido a las peligrosas condiciones que incluían la presencia de escombros en el agua. los mensajes indicaban y los voy a leer literalmente. ya se han producido múltiples rescates acuáticos. otro más. por favor, ayúdenos a mantenerse a salvo. manténgase fuera del agua. se informó también del rescate de un grupo de surfistas debido al oleaje. y con esto vamos a aprovechar para pasar contigo nuestro experto en temas meteorológicos. y ahora te vamos a hacer experto también en las olas. marcelo. cuéntanos. bueno, césar, amigos televidentes. el oleaje continúa fuerte y peligroso. y de hecho, tenemos una advertencia por alto oleaje que comenzó hoy y se extiende hasta el lunes en la noche a las 21:00 de la noche. y básicamente incluye toda la costa desde el norte de nuestro estado hasta la región sur, por ese fuerte oleaje que de hecho actualmente se encuentra de esta forma entre los 12 o 15 pies de altura. fíjese que hacia la zona de san francisco, pues un po

that dangerous surf brought some pretty intense moments in capitola. yesterday, the city closed its beach and wharf because of the high surf. police said numerous people had to be rescued. so the decision was made to close both out of an abundance of caution. thankfully, none of the people rescued were hurt, but you could see plenty of debris ashore. dangerous surf conditions are expected to continue through tomorrow, and the hazardous beach conditions also stretch closer to home. this is a look from ocean beach, where some people were braving the rough conditions. experts are warning of an increased risk of sneaker waves and rip currents this weekend. we're following breaking news in san jose. police are currently on the scene of an investigation where a car hit and killed a pedestrian. it's happening on south white road near mount pleasant high school. officers say when they arrived, they located a man in the road with major injuries. and we're told he later died. south white road is currently closed in both directions from mount mckinley drive to ro

they were rescued down in capitola. rescues, enough to prompt them to shut down the capitola beach and wharf because those surf conditions were just too rough. the wharf and beach has since reopened. now, the national weather service says certainly keep your guard up today and avoid the coast if you can. those high surf advisories will continue until 9:00 tonight. reporting live this morning i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you james. the former executive director of a boxing gym in oakland is expected to appear in court today. he's been charged with embezzling funds, including a gift he received from the stephon and ayesha curry foundation. in a segment featured on the ellen degeneres show. >> what's going on? this real. >> very nice to meet you. this is my wife, aisha. >> yeah. nice to see you. yo. this is. >> i need a second. >> solomon howard served as the director of east oakland boxing association from 2018 to 2021, including when he received a $50,000 gift from the currys in 2019. last week, he was

dangerous surf brought some pretty tense moments in capitola yesterday. the city closed its beach and wharf because of high surf. police said numerous people had to be rescued, so the decision was made to close both out of an abundance of caution. thankfully, none of the people rescued were hurt, but you could see plenty of debris ashore. dangerous surf conditions are expected to continue through tomorrow. the hazardous beach conditions also stretch closer to home. this is a look from ocean beach, where some people were braving the rough conditions. experts are warning of an increased risk of sneaker waves and rip currents this weekend. now we're following some breaking news in san jose. police are currently on the scene of an investigation where a car hit and killed a pedestrian. it's happening on south white road near mount pleasant high school, and officers tell us when they arrived, they located an adult man who was in the road with major injuries. and we're told he later died. a south white road. that's the road where it happened is currently closed

now to a live look along the coast in santa cruz at nearby capitola beach. police say crews have responded to multiple serious water rescues today out of safety concerns. the beach and wharf were closed for most of the morning and afternoon. on that note, let's bring in abc seven weather anchor spencer christian. he is tracking that high surf. >> spencer that's right j.r. that westerly swell is still increasing. so it's important to be very cautious along the coastline. so this high surf advisory is in effect until 9 p.m. monday. you can see wave heights growing could reach heights of 20ft. and of course that means dangerous swimming and surfing conditions, rip currents, dangerous sneaker waves. all of those are possible. now we have a light storm coming our way as well. level one on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale. still, for tonight and tomorrow, we expect the showers and periods of light rain, breezy conditions, chance of a thunderstorm actually. here's the forecast animation taking us into the late night hours as those showers arrive. a little

y aunque debemos mencionar que en capitola la playa reabrió este domingo, el fuerte oleaje de ayer provocó por fuerte y alto oleaje en vigor hasta mañana. y es que estuvo pasando un frente frío que aparte de esas lluvias que trajo, que fueron limitadas en la bahía, pero numerosas en el valle central, también trajo fuerte viento en parte de la costa y trajo ese flujo de energía en el mar que resultó en fuerte oleaje, como lo vimos en esas imágenes. así que todavía se mantiene peligroso. y aunque usted es un experto a un surfista profesional, no se confíe. tenga mucha precaución y vamos a echarle un vistazo precisamente a esa advertencia que se extiende hasta mañana lunes a las 21:00 de la noche. y continúa básicamente, en efecto, para toda la zona costera. así que ya saben, muchísima precaución. pero vamos al satélite y al radar porque ahí se ven esos remanentes de ese sistema frontal, ese frente frío que provocó algunas lluvias, principalmente en el área del valle central, que también trajo bastantes tormentas eléctricas y actualmente el radar caza tormentas muestra algunas zonas de lluvia

capitola beach right here. you can see it shut down tonight due to the rough surf.hters and lifeguards say they've already had to rescue several people from the water today. this comes as the bay area prepares for wet weather to move in. so let's check in with meteorologist rob mayeda. rob, how's it looking? yeah, we'll be seeing the rain move in a little bit later on this evening, but ongoing through monday will be that high surf advisory. as you can see, some of these wave ights offshore 12 to 13ft breakers of 15 to 20ft ongoing. as we wrap up the weekend and off to the sierra, we have that winter weather advisory. snow expected to fall there as low as 4500ftft. so from the ocean outo the sierra, we're getting impacts from this incoming storm right now. storm range are starting to pick up on some returns here. off to the west. it will be this initial line of showers pushing through that will lead us to a wet finish to the weekend. as you see here, the rain projections for sunday, about a 10th of an inch of rain to above a quarter inch of rain, and some of that may

and this is what it looked like at capitola beach today. the rough surf and fast moving debris in the water was so bad the beach was closed off to the public. firefighters and lifeguards say they had to rescue several people from the water before shutting down the beach. and don't forget, you can track the wther while you are on the go. just download our free nbc bay area weather app. you'll get access to stormranger, the bay area's only mobile doppler radar. the great thing about storm ranger is that it is closer to the ground, so it gets a better scan of your neighborhood. that means it sees all of the rain and fog. well, several dozen people gathered at a busy intersection in dublin today to protest ice interest at reopening a shuttered prison to house undocumented immigrants. oh, no. ice in dublin. no ice in dublin. demonstrators protested at the corner of dublin boulevard and arnold road this afternoon. they want the nearby women's prison, known as fci dublin, to be taken off the list of sites ice is considering to jail undocumented mi

although down in capitola, the beach did reopen today. the rough surf yesterday led to several rescues forcing lifeguards to close the beach. meteorologist rob mayeda is here. rob, how are we looking as we head into the week? well, the headline there is the high surf advisory will last through about 9:00 tomorrow evening as we're still seeing some wave heights off shore up to about 14ft. in addition to that, we have wind generated waves across the inner bay. you can kind of see it a little bit there from the emeryville camera looking out towards san francisco, some very blustery conditions right now. wind speeds up to 36mph into oakland. but good news. where that wind is concerned, we'll begin to see the wind speeds come down as our skies continue to clear heading into tomorrow morning. and speaking of what's left of the showers, it's been an active day, especially off to the east. you can see some thunderstorms there. east of stockton and east of sacramento. we should see drying conditions setting up short term as we head towards tomorro

and you can see the big waves in pacifica this afternoon splashing over the railing down in capitola. the beach did reopen today. the rough surf yesterday led to several rescues forcing lifeguards to close the beach. yesterday. this was all cordoned off with caution tape. you couldn't get out to the wharf. you couldn't get out to the sand. you couldn't get out to the breakwater out there. but today, hey, you know, just wait a while and the weather changes. now, from the beach to the mountains. take a live look from highway 80. in the sierra, where it looks like some traffic is backing up. now, that's because the snow is still coming down in spurts, and those heading back home to the bay after a weekend of skiing and snowboarding. well, chain requirements on both highway 80 and 50. all right. meteorologist rob mayeda is here now. rob, how are we looking as we head into this new week? well, the two items, the high surf advisory and the winter weather advisory for the sierra that's going to carry over into monday. and we still have some wave heights off shore, up to 14ft. that high surf

y aunque debemos mencionar que en capitola la playa se reabrió este domingo.a playa. marcelo rivera cuéntanos cómo marchan lasosas a esta hora de la tarde. césar, amigos televidentes, continúa peligroso el mar y ciertamente se mantiene en vigor esa advertencia por alto oleaje. hasta el lunes a las 21:00 de la noche y básicamente incluye toda la zona costera de nuestro estado aquí en california. así se encuentran esas olas actualmente, alcanzando entre 12 y 14 pies en la zona costera. así que tenga mucha precaución. lo ideal es que no se acerque a las playas durante estas próximas horas y al menos hasta mañana lunes en la noche, porque va a continuar bastante alto. sin embargo, el pronóstico de olas, pues estoy viendo que ya va a ir poco a poco mejorando de cara al día de mañana, especialmente en la noche, que es cuando se acaba. eonces esa advertencia por fuerte oleaje y altas olas en la zona costera. quédese con nosotros que yo regreso con más de el tiempo a las 6. con 16. perfecto. un estudiante del colegio comunitario de fresno organizó una vigilia con la a

. >> and in santa cruz county, heavy surf also prompting officials to close capitola beach and the wharf over the weekend after crews had to make several water rescues. and as far as the conditions of those two people, believed to be a father and a son who capsized off of hercules yesterday, we're still waiting to hear more on their current conditions. at last check, one of the men was taken to the hospital in serious condition. the other listed as critical. live in the studio zach sauce ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, zach, thank you for that. you can keep track of the forecast and the change in weather this week by downloading the ktvu weather app to your phone. it's a good one and it has live radar. and you can always find the forecast for your neighborhood. new video tonight of a robbery in san ramon, where workers at an optometry clinic are seen fighting off the thieves. it happened right inside optical illusions at the shops at bishop ranch february 21st. the thieves, wearing dark colored hoodies, grabbed some merchandise before being chased right out of the store, the optometris

capitola closed its beach and wharf earlier today because of the high surf. police said numerous people had to be rescued this morning, so the decision was made to close both out of an abundance of caution. none of the people rescued were hurt. you can track the rain this weekend with the abc seven bay area app. get the latest forecast and look at the same live doppler seven radar. our weather team uses. just search abc seven bay area in your device's app store or download it now. thousands of demonstrators rallied at hundreds of national park sites around the country today to protest extensive job cuts by the trump administration. cutbacks at federal agencies led to thousands of layoffs at national parks and forest service employees two weeks. abc seven news reporter suzanne fawn gives us a closer look at the nationwide day of action. >> what do we want? rangers. when do we want them? now. >> it's a fight to save rangers and the national park service. >> long live the parks! long live the parks! >> on this saturday, protesters marched and rallied to protect

. >> and in santa cruz county, heavy surf also prompting officials to close capitola beach and the wharf over the weekend after crews had to make several water rescues. as far as the conditions of those two people, believed to be a father and son who capsized off of hercules yesterday. we're still waiting to hear more on their current conditions. at last check, one of them was taken to the hospital in serious condition, the other in critical. so just very dangerous. >> out there. and that danger continues through tomorrow. so certainly something to be aware of. all right. thank you zach. >> small craft advisory has also been issued from point reyes south to pigeon point. inexperienced mariners, especially those with those smaller boats, are being told to avoid going out into the water until at least tuesday. now, some people we spoke with today in pacifica said they were planning to play it safe. >> we're going to go ahead and go and fish with my family, and we're going to we're going to relax from this one. i wouldn't chase these waves today. >> i mean, it's been gorgeous. so i've i've

heavy surf today prompted officials to close capitola beach and wharf. authorities say crews have had to make several water rescues in rough surf today. they also say fast-moving debris in the water is a potential danger to the public. no injuries were reported. police sharing a warning on social media asking people to stay away from the beach and off the wharf, and reminded residents and visitors that roads and businesses remain open. >> and a high surf advisory is in place right now, right on through 9 p.m. monday. so just be extra careful right near the immediate coastline for tomorrow and into monday. some sizable surf out there. as far as rainfall totals, we're actually welcoming back some rainfall for portions of the bay area this evening. san francisco so far. 0.04 danville reporting 0.020.02. and hayward trace amounts. you may have encountered some mist or some drizzle in your neighborhood this evening. so it is a cooler sunday with some scattered showers, the possibility of some thunderstorms, and gusty winds. the winds picked up today and tomor

dangerous surf brought some pretty intense moments in capitola.gh surf. and police said numerous people had to be rescued. so the decision was made to close both out of an abundance of caution. thankfully, none of the people rescued were hurt, but you could see plenty of debris ashore. dangerous surf conditions are expected to continue through tomorrow. speaking of, let's check in with francis. good morning. >> yeah, and those conditions are due to a system moving through the bay area right now, bringing us some scattered light showers, but there could be some heavier downfalls at times, although it's already starting to wind down. the system is also bringing us some very gusty conditions in oakland. 30 mile per hour winds. 22mph in novato. 21 in san francisco, 22 in half moon bay. temperatures right now in the 40s and in the 50s. and this is a level one light storm will still continue to see showers, light rain, breezy conditions with a chance of an isolated thunderstorm, mainly during the morning hours this afternoon. look for highs to only be i

the dangerous conditions and rough surf forced the shutdown of capitola beach.firefighters and lifeguards say they had to rescue several people from the water. governor gavin newsom has declared a state of emergency in order to fast track wildfire prevention projects. that proclamation will suspend environmental regulations, which the governor says are slowing forest management. the move will increase vegetation and tree removal, add more fuel breaks and allow more prescribed burns. meanwhile, for the first time in more than a decade, cal fire is reassessing wildfire risks for local neighborhoods and cities. and we're finding that means some areas that weren't on cal fire's radar before are now considered high risk. here's today in the bay's thom jensen. many homeowners in orinda are learning they're now in a very high hazard zone for wildfire risk. that's according to newly released maps coming from cal fire. i'm concerned about wildfire in general. and so i think that it's important that we all are aware and take the necessary steps to protect our community. i