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. >> and i'm ama daetz in for kristen sze. let's get to the torrential rain that triggered a landslide destroying a home. >> it happened in san rafael. a boulder smacked up against the house as a wall of mud blocks the entryway. fortunately the family was able to escape their home on mountain avenue. >> sergio quintana is live near the scene tonight. sergio. >> reporter: dan and ama, right now there are people across marin county keeping an eye on swollen ponds and rivers because they want to see if they can come down. hopefully it will ease some of the flooding in their neighborhoods. as you mentioned in sap raun ra that hill that came down into the side of a house, people are keeping an eye on that as well. as his house was being pushed apart by a landslide, john future was calmly watching from across the street. >> there was finally another big slide where it just came down and that pushed this part of the house forward and sheared the house in half. >> reporter: everyone was able to get out okay and the fire department eve

ama? >> wayne, i wonder when we saw the fireworks being shot up at the balcony, that was actually a really quite scary for those officers on the roof were we. >> reporter: well, it was. >> it was frightening. you don't think word has spread the event is off down there? >> reporter: i haven't heard but they tried to address the crowd from the balcony. one police officer, it appears from a distance with a megaphone but over the crowd, he was difficult to hear. the other difficulty to hear is chanting going on and several very loud and i mean loud explosions. they sound like cherry bombs or bigger than cherry bombs. every time one of those goes off, the crowd cheers again. they cheer after they jump but yeah, disruptive and -- >> do you see -- >> reporter: surprising. >> do you see a large police presence there on the ground? we are seeing from sky seven a lot of vehicles on the side. we saw some of the officers on the balcony, but of usually, it's hard for us to tell. are -- >> reporter: wel

dan and ama? >> marci. has the president talked to the attorney general about an appeal at this point? >> you know, what timing today. today attorney general's jeff sessions first day on the job. but just after the decision was announced, president trump said he had not yet talked with sessions about the ruling. i'm sure that is a conversation that will be happening quite soon though. dan and ama, back to you. >> marci, thank you. marci gonzalez reporting. >> hillary clinton reacted to the ruling against her old foe by writing 3-0 in this case. the court's ruling is 29 pages long. we have made it accessible through our abc 7 news app so you can read the judge's decision for yourself. >>> now to the weather. even though the worst of the storm has moved past the bay area does not mean all effects are over. >> it certainly doesn't. meteorologist sandhya patel joins us with live doppler 7. >> when you get too much water on top of saturated ground, you continue to see problems, despite the fact it has

ama? >> wayne, i wonder when we saw the fireworks being shot up at the balcony, that was actually a really quite scary for those officers on the roof were we. >> reporter: well, it was. >> it was frightening. you don't think word has spread the event is off down there? >> reporter: i haven't heard but they tried to address the crowd from the balcony. one police officer, it appears from a distance with a megaphone but over the crowd, he was difficult to hear. the other difficulty to hear is chanting going on and several very loud and i mean loud explosions. they sound like cherry bombs or bigger than cherry bombs. every time one of those goes off, the crowd cheers again. they cheer after they jump but yeah, disruptive and -- >> do you see -- >> reporter: surprising. >> do you see a large police presence there on the ground? we are seeing from sky seven a lot of vehicles on the side. we saw some of the officers on the balcony, but of usually, it's hard for us to tell. are -- >> reporter: wel

ama and dan? >> seems strange but this is what we used to be used to. >> exactly.t because for five, six years we had dry conditions. >> on to sports. >> larry beil is here with interesting sports. >> fun stuff. >> we'll go to the dogs as many thought we had. so many canines but only one can be the top dog. you make the (vo) when i first took jake home we ate anything. until i decided we both needed to eat better. now jake gets purina cat chow naturals indoor a nutritious formula for indoor cats with no artificial flavors. it helps to control hairballs and maintain a healthy weight. so these days, we're both eating better. naturally!! purina cat chow. nutrition to build better lives. >>> good evening. the warriors got a dose of their own medicine last night. the nuggets knocked down 24 threes handing the dubs the ninth loss of season but a home game tomorrow night and got the all-star break. klay thompson will defend the three-point shootout king but 2015 champion steph curry decided he wouldn't enter the competition. steph scared? many of us wanted to see the two

larry and ama? >> thank you, spencer. >>> an east bay father who dedicated his life to empowering at-risk youth has also died from violence. >> the suspect made his first court appearance. elissa harrington spoke with grieving family members. >> it's horrible. >> reporter: johnny dempsey says it feels like his family is reliving 2004 all over again. that's when this football star terrance kelly was shot to death. now terrance's father was also killed due to violence. he founded a foundation empowering at-risk students and helping them stay out of trouble. >> he was out there doing the work. it's the one thing that kept him going, kept him alive, was keeping his son alive. >> reporter: police say 48-year-old landron was hurt on a fight february 11th and died in the hospital a few days later. this happened at the 700 block of virginia street. kelly got knocked to the ground and witnesses withheld that information. they told paramedics he simply fell. dempsey, however, says landron was attacked. >> he

. >> and i'm ama daetz. president trump built up the suspense to tonight's supreme court announcement making the revelation in primetime, when much of the country would normally be watching their favorite tv shows. >> neil gorsuch is currently a judge on the 10th circuit court of appeals. tonight republicans are applauding the president's choice, but among democrats there's already talk of a filibuster. abc 7 news reporter lisa gull ezian. >> he is considered uncontroversial but still very conservative. conservative appellate court judge neil gorsuch is president trump's pick for the supreme court. >> judge gorsuch has outstanding legal skills, a brilliant mind, tremendous discipline, and has earned bipartisan support. >> reporter: that's exactly what gorsuch will need over these next few crucial months, especially after many senate democrats vowed to derail gorsuch's nomination. >> he's in for a rough ride. >> reporter: we were there as the dean of the university of san franisco school of law watched today'

. >> i'm ama daetz. a construction crisis forcing thousands to evacuate. >> the danger zone is in san francisco south of market as we said around an apartment building under construction at 41 tehama street. all those streets are closed with the fremont street exit ramp from westbound interstate 80. in total 16 buildings have been evacuated. >> we have live team coverage to get details what is at risk and how many people its impacting. we begin with lillian kim. >> dan and ama, we're at second and howard street and behind me is 33 tehama, the residential high rice with the construction mishap this afternoon that caused a crane and concrete slab on the top floor to become unstable and both were thought to be at risk of falling. it happened at 2:45 p.m. a construction crew called 911 after a strut holding up a 30-ton crane at the top center of the building failed. the weight of that crane put pressure on the concrete slab below it and it is leaning out ward. it's 2,000 pounding and it and the crane falls,

dan and ama. >> thanks, sandhya. >>> breaking bread with police. the east bay can fill you with wonder. other. where a walk down main street, and the smile of a mouse can spark joy. where magic is spread with every touch, and always leaves you wanting even more. so make the time... to take your time because one day just isn't enough. here, there is magic for days. (vo)have to happen?idn't i didn't see it. (vo) what if we could go back? what if our car... could stop itself? in iihs front-end crash prevention testing, nobody beats the subaru impreza. not toyota. not honda. not ford. the all-new subaru impreza. more than a car, it's a subaru. >>> the pittsburgh police department sent out a message today from one of its officers. it's really an invitation from sergeant simental. that's her eating a sandwich. the message reads in part, "this is how i eat most of my work meals, alone." she says it can get lonely eating alone. i invite you to pull up a chair and break bread with me even if you don't know me. signed your pittsburgh homegrown officer. very

i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. it rained every day this month but we have two more storms to get through before we see a sunny stretch of days. >> we have a team of reporters checking on reports of damage. first, let's check ahead with spencer christian to see how we need to prepare, spencer? >> more heavy rain will surely elevate the flooding concerns. here is a look at live doppler seven and widely scattered showers but of course, we have flood warnings in effect in the north bay on the russian river. flood warnings effective until 1:30 a.m. tomorrow and in sonoma county, flood warning on mark west creek until 8:30 tomorrow morning and the approaching storm is hours away. it ranks three on the storm impact scale. storm of strong intensity and highest impact santa cruz mountains and gusty wind and downpours hitting all parts of the bay area. coastal flood warning or we will have it in effect from 7:00 a.m. to noon. flooding along low-lying areas is likely and 9:43 a.m. will heighten concerns for flooding. here are

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley.ll around the bay area, crews are cleaning up, pumping out and drying out tonight after a week of rain. we could really use some clear weather. >> sandy has been tracking when we might see some more rain. sandy, it sounds like me might be getting a nice break. >> yes, indeed, ama and dan. say so long to the rain. live doppler 7 is quiet tonight. when you take a look at the seven-day rainfall totals, topping 12 inches. over a foot of rain. mount saint helena and kent field, we got about a half a foot in danville. ben lomond almost 11 inches of rain. lower elevations 1 1/2 inches to three nuinches in after. it has pushed our season to date well above average. santa rosa 203% of normal. 183% in livermore. 152% oakland. we're doing good in the rainfall department. flood warning continues for the russian river. minor flooding has been reported. that's going to continue through tomorrow morning. rivers take a while before they begin to recede. central sonoma county also under a flood warning

dan and ama. >> thanks, sandhya. >>> breaking bread with police. the east bay officer who has a >>> the pittsburgh police department sent out a message today from one of its officers. it's really an invitation from sergeant simental. that's her eating a sandwich. the message reads in part, "this is how i eat most of my work meals, alone." she says it can get lonely eating alone. i invite you to pull up a chair and break bread with me even if you don't know me. signed your pittsburgh homegrown officer. very inviting. >> yeah. definitely. larry's always inviting as well. >> oh, yeah. welcome, please. >> well, once you get past my security team, yes, you can join me. a new giant trying to win a roster spot wins the spring opener for the giants. plus what led warrior javale mcgee into a twitter war with shaq? sports next. honey nut cheerios gets their delicious taste from honest ingredients. like real delicious honey and real oats. okay that's still honey. huh, there we go. we're back to honey again. who's directing this? that guy. figures. try new ver

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley.or sandhya patel, michael finney live in san jose helping flood victims get their questions answered, we appreciate your time. still time to top by james lick high and get some help from michael and his team. >> we will see you again at 6:00. until then, have a good evening. >>> tonight, the deadly shooting caught on camera. two police officers shot. the armed suspect killed. and confusion tonight over who fired first. what the new video reveals. >>> the chemical weapon at the airport. authorities now believe it was a vx nerve agent, the deadliest in the world, used to kill kim jong-un's brother. how did two young women pull this off? the video here. and one of them violently ill, moments after. >>> the deadly storms in this country hitting right now. millions in the path, from the midwest to the northeast. blizzard conditions, just as the weekend begins. >>> president trump takes aim at the fbi tonight, saying the fbi is totally unable to stop the national security leakers. adding, th

. >>> and i'm ama dietz. >> flynn stepped out amid a controversy regarding the russians. >> yeah, hedmitted to a conversation with the ambassador before the sanctions were actually made. he apologized to the president this morning. the washington post reported today that the president warned flynn about the conversation, adding that he is susceptible to blackmail by the russians. further investigations were called for tonight. >> yeah, there were a lot more questions that we need to get to the bottom of. primarily, what are the personal and political financial ties that donald trump and his team have with the russian government. >> flynn issued a statement saying unfortunately because of the fast-paced events i inadvertently briefed the president and others regarding my phone call with the russian ambassador falsely. he has worked for defense companies including oracle, kellogg earned his bachelor's degree from california. >>> and tonight, the reservoir level has dropped about eight feet, the goal is 50 feet. emergency officials are not taking any chances. >> yes, the communities eva

. >>> and i'm ama dietz. >> flynn stepped out amid a controversy regarding the russians. >> yeah, he admitted to a conversation with the ambassador before the sanctions were actually made. he apologized to the president this morning. the washington post reported today that the president warned flynn about the conversation, adding that he is susceptible to blackmail by the russians. further investigations were called for tonight. >> yeah, there were a lot more questions that we need to get to the bottom of. primarily, what are the personal and political financial ties that donald trump and his team have with the russian government. >> flynn issued a statement saying unfortunately because of the fast-paced events i inadvertently briefed the president and others regarding my phone call with the russian ambassador falsely. he has worked for defense companies including oracle, kellogg earned his bachelor's degree from california. >>> and tonight, the reservoir level has dropped about eight feet, the goal is 50 feet. emergency officials are not taking any chances. >> yes, the communities e

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melanie. >> reporter: dan and ama, luckily, nobody secured.s been a real mess here since saturday night. this sort of yellowish house. this is where the tree fell from are. this property here. this homeowner is not around today, but his neighbor tells me that he was actually in san francisco saturday night, so he wasn't home. he's okay, but you can see the tree fell into a truck and that blue home, the woman that lives there, she was around saturday night. luckily she wasn't injured and, boy, is she taking all of this in stride. these aren't the home improvements bridget mortimer had in mind when she moved in. >> everybody told me i had to downsize. what a way to do it. >> reporter: originally from ireland, most recently

i'm ama daetz. >> i'm larry beil.>> thank you very much. >>> show of support for muslims in san jose comes as a federal judge in seattle may have just brought the trump administration's executive order on immigration to a halt. >>> in san francisco, a sheriff's deputy akoougd ccused mail and wire fraud faces a new charge. >>> a berkeley couple and sat died. a delay in testing. >>> and why legal college students are now suing president trump. >>> good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm kristen sze. that breaking news is out of seattle where a federal judge has just blocked president trump's executive order banning travelers from seven muslim majority countries. >> that order came down about an hour ago. it calls the president's action unconstitutional and suspends that ban until the trump administration responds. >> the law is a powerful thing. it has the ability to hold everybody accountable to it, and that includes the president of the united states. >> cnn is reporting that customs and border patrol will immediatel

dan and ama. >> thanks, sandhya. >>> breaking bread with police. the east bay >>> the pittsburgh police department sent out a message today from one of its officers. it's really an invitation from sergeant simental. that's her eating a sandwich. the message reads in part, "this is how i eat most of my work meals, alone." she says it can get lonely eating alone. i invite you to pull up a chair and break bread with me even if you don't know me. signed your pittsburgh homegrown officer. very inviting. >> yeah. definitely. larry's always inviting as well. >> oh, yeah. welcome, please. >> well, once you get past my security team, yes, you can join me. a new giant trying to win a roster spot wins the spring opener for the giants. plus what led warrior javale mcgee into a twitter war with shaq? sports next. >>> geeng. chris marrero is trying to make the giants' roster. good first impression. giants opening contactus league play in scottsdale against the reds. madison bumgarner started the game. didn't last long. was on the expected to throw one inning. ki

. >> and i'm ama daetz. president trump built up the suspense to tonight's supreme court announcement making the revelation in primetime, when much of the country would normally be watching their favorite tv shows. >> neil gorsuch is currently a judge on the 10th circuit court of appeals. tonight republicans are applauding the president's choice, but among democrats there's already talk of a filibuster. abc 7 news reporter lisa gull ezian. >> he is considered uncontroversial but still very conservative. conservative appellate court judge neil gorsuch is president trump's pick for the supreme court. >> judge gorsuch has outstanding legal skills, a brilliant mind, tremendous discipline, and has earned bipartisan support. >> reporter: that's exactly what gorsuch will need over these next few crucial months, especially after many senate democrats vowed to derail gorsuch's nomination. >> he's in for a rough ride. >> reporter: we were there as the dean of the university of san franisco school of law watched today'

. >> saturday afternoon into sunday morning is your break, dan and ama, to maybe go get the

dan and ama. >> thank you. >>> sky 7 flew over the regional park today. the park is closed because of flooding from storms last month and the east bay region park district doesn't expect to reopen until at least monday. look how green the hills are from all of this recent rain. absolutely lush. well, all this rain is not enough for california to lift water conservation efforts, however. just over an hour ago, the state water resources board extended drought regulations. you can't water your lawn after it rains or wash down a sidew k sidewalk. the board says it's better to wait and see if the rain continues. it also sites depleted ground water supplies. water companies that can prove they can with stand three years of drought don't have to follow the state mandated water conservation efforts. >>> let's prepare for the next storm. not much happening now. live doppler 7 scattered showers and matter of hours, a strong storm will be arriving. right now we not only got a few scattered showers but very mild 60s and won't drop much overnight. here is a live view

>> well, ama, we won't see sunrises or sunsets like that for awhile. at the moment but rain up to the north, well to the northwest and the storm on its way. the approaching storm ranks one on the storm impact scale. light intensity and overall picture won't mr. deuce some brief heavy downpours for the morning commute. if i were a morning commuter, i would give extra time tomorrow and minor flooding is possible. here is the forecast animation starting at 11:00 tonight. notice around midnight the storm moves into the north bay between midnight and 4:00 a.m. most of the area will be blanketed, mainly moderate sweeping across the area and all the way through the morning rush just going to be very, very wet with the storm beginning to weaken and taper off midday tomorrow to just showers. in the afternoon hours, high temperatures under showery conditions in the low 60s and the accuweather seven-day forecast shows one after the other after the other we'll have a series of rainy days for the next seven days, each day ranking the storm systems one on the storm

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i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz.y kimmel live, zach galifianak >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, zach galifianakis, from "the history of comedy," sean hayes and music from norah jones. and now, simply put -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: very nice. thank you. welcome to the show. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of it. we're now less than a week away from vishlt's day. are you ready for vishlt's day? you're not, i guess? make no

dan and ama? >> incredible. thank you. >>> flood waters receded enough to reopen highway 101 in san jose. this is a live look at the junction about five miles north of where the freeway was shut down. here is how it looked earlier today around 6:45 this morning. you can see from this video from sky 7, all lanes of the freeway were flooded just north of mckee road. >> take a look at pictures of damaged roads tweeted by santa cruz. the san jose road is closed and it's easy to see why, can't get through there. a large tree has come down on two bar road. this is nelson road where a section completely washed out and a car nearly fell off the edge of valencia road. look at those pictures and redwood lodge road is currently covered in redwood trees. we want to see your pictures, add them with the #abc 7 now to see them and put them on the air. >>> we'll start with live doppler 7 showing mainly dry conditions around the bay area now. there are a few pockets of light rainfall and showers scattered over the santa cruz mou

we'll keep you posted ama and dan? >> thank you. >>> doesn't look like much but a lot of excitement over this parking lot in san francisco. we'll explain why, next. ♪ ♪ when you find something worth waiting for, we'll help you invest to protect it for the future. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase, so you can. >>> we have a few dry days and in danville they are taking advantage. abc 7 news was there as pothole crews went to work. they made a list of the potholes and now has a chance to tackle them. since it won't rain for a few days, they can do a more ferm innocent fix. >> what is going on now is a higher grade, stronger, there will be more of a digout to address the issue and much more of a permanent solution. >> during the rain, crews can only do a cold mix of asphalt and it doesn't last long. cal trans is taking advantage of the dry weather to do pothole patching along 580. >>> construction is not over yet at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital despite the opening of the new medical ce

dan and ama?transportation secretary elaine chao put the brakes on cal trains electric d federal grant until at least 2018 for further review. the project was supposed to begin march 1st. the electric trains would provide the final link in the high-speed rail system from los angeles to san francisco. >>> president trump is beginning his third straight weekend at his mar-a-lago resort in florida. the secret service is confirming it is investigating someone throwing an object at the president's motorcade in the palm beach area. mr. trump is set to give a campaign-style rally tomorrow afternoon. the pick for epa, scott pruitt, sworn in. >> this is the wolf into the lamb fold. this is an appalling conflict of interest. >> the judge ruled pruitt must turn over his 3,000 e-mail communications with the fossil fuel industry by tuesday. democrats wanted to examine those e-mails before voting. >> jackie spear is voicing concern over lack of candor on the administration's dealings with russia and what she ca

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. >> and i'm ama daetz. this is the second in a series of storms this week. looking outside, it's pretty clear. nice shot. >> it is indeed. but all about to change. going back on storm watch. sandhya patel. >> in just a matter of hours be poured on. clouds are gathering. rain not here yet, storm intensifying off the coastline and as it continues, going to work its way from the southwest northward. going to slam southern california. storm impact scale is one, moderate to heavy rain in the morning. ponding on the roadways and strong gusty winds. 5:00 aim, rain moving from n from the south. pockets of heavy rain. continues through 10:00 a.m. if you're commuting and includes a drive, going tock drenched. strong winds and difficulty driving because of the wind and rain. walking, have boots, going to need them. this is not only storm i'm tracking. i'll be back with the weekend and beyond. >>> promising news for people who just returned to homes around the oroville dam, there's no immediate threat of flooding even with the coming storms. damaged spillway at reservoi

>> yeah, ama, we're going to get quite a bit.e doppler 7 will show you what is going on right now, not everybody is getting wet. we're seeing scattered showers light to moderate, as you notice, we take you into street level radar you will also notice light returns right around the morraga area, and down the peninsula around half moon bay and el granad granada, chain controlings remaining in place, winter storm warning until 4:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, we're looking at heavy blowing snow, low visibility, make sure you have chains if you're going up tomorrow morning. there will be showers around as we head into sunday night, another round of rain and snow coming in. it will be gusty. here is a look at the rain, one to two inches for most of you, but santa rosa, one of the wettest spots could pick up four inches, the accuweather seven-day forecast one on the impact storm scale every single day. keep the umbrellas handy, sometimes you will need shade, sometimes the umbrellas, carrying over into next week. >> all right, thank you. >>>

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm larry beil.7 news at 5:00 starts right now. >>> for about $100. >> oh, no. no hundred. no. >> how much would you pay to drive down lombard street? the proposed fee could be a first. >>> staying away to stand up. immigrants all over show their presence but students may have had the biggest impact. >>> police need your help finding this man that may lead to an arrest in a road rage killing. >>> economic snapshot. san francisco's loss is san jose's gain and the mayor couldn't be happier. >> san jose is the place where great minds come to meet. >>> a new twist for lombard street in san francisco. drivers could have to pay to access the crookedest street in the city. why make them pay? good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm kristen sze. it's a big change that could make life a lot easier for people who live on lombard. it means tourists may one day need reservations to drive down it. kate larsen is there live. kate, what's driving this idea? >> reporter: kristen, you know, it's quiet here right now

thanks for joining us, i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. for the moment gotten away with murder. >> shot and killed six months ago. where we find abc7 news reporter kate larson, live with new details. >> reporter: calvin was 20 years old when he was shot in front of gere deli in this park. saturday night over the summer, usually a lot of people in the area. father is now offering a reward, believing that somebody knows what happened. >> our father who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name. >> reporter: former basketball team, friends and family held vigil at san mateo center park. >> it's a nightmare every day. >> reporter: tonight his father announced $50,000 reward for information leading to arrest. wants son's shooter to hear this. >> ripped heart out of my chest. took my best friend, my everything. everything from me on that night. >> august 6th, playing pokemon go with a friend when he was shot. >> main goal is put handcuffs on the perpetrator of this event. >> reporter: police also showed up tonight, pursuing leads but need more informa

ama? >> drew, thank you so much. >>> the neighborhood that suffered the most is called rock springs. cars and homes are underwater along center road not far from the los lagos golf course. abc 7 news reporter david louie has more. >> reporter: residents found themselves stranded on balconies and in doorways as the coyote creek flood water rose so quickly it made it impossible for them to escape. san jose fire and rescue boats became their lifeline. people left with their children and pets but little else. we saw an elderly woman being evacuated piggyback by a firefighter, fearing she might lose her grip and motioning for a nearby boat to pick her up. this man was able to move his car but couldn't get back to his family. >> when i tried to get my wife and my kid out. >> where are they now? >> they are up that -- yeah, they're trying to get out. >> reporter: so they need to be rescued? >> yeah. >> reporter: and right in view of our camera his wife and son were among the first group to make i

>> okay, ama. there's a storm approaching, and by this time tomorrow we'll probably have wet weather. you can see clouds are increasing, and there's our storm in the center of it well offshore. clouds and moisture moving in our direction. tomorrow the storm will arrive in the evening hours. it will be ranked one on the storm impact scale bringing light showers and breezy conditions. it will intensify overnight into thursday morning, and by thursday morning it will be ranked two on the storm impact scale. a storm of moderate intensity. it will produce a rainy day with brief and heavy downpours, 40 to 50-mile-per-hour wind gust s. these are concerns for thursday. right now high concern for ponding on roadways and downed trees. moderate concern for small creek flooding and power outages. low concern for river flooding, but with the number of days of rain coming our way that concern may increase. a closer look at the seven-day forecast in a few minutes. dan? >> spencer, thanks very much. >>> the propos

larry and ama? >> thank you, kristen.eople affected by the flooding, you can donate to the red cross of the silicon valley at the address your screen, 2731 north 1st street in san jose. the red cross says you can mail in or drop off monetary donations or donate over the phone. we also have this info on our mobile app and website, abc7news.com. >>> another incredible sight from this flooding. take a look at this house along santa clara street and north 17th. it's right next to coyote creek. it is almost completely under water. abc7 news reporter kate larson live in the neighborhood where homeowners are wondering how much worse the water damage is going to get later tonight. kate? >> reporter: larry, pg&e crews are here tearing up this street because they need to shut off the gas power to these homes that are flooded and flooding. you can see that this house is almost completely submerged in water. the first floor, anyway. in the six hours that we've been in this san jose neighborhood, it's risen more than a foot. and while

i'm larry beil >> i'm ama daetz.:00 starts now. >>> good to be back. >> abc 7 news at 5:00. >> mandatory evacuation orders are lifted and they can return to their house. >> not just the oroville dam that needs another look. another dam that provides water to much of the bay area. >>> the entrance to golden gate park is turning into a doorway to crime. >> a teenager fighting to stay alive. >>> i'm abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. i'll show you when in the accuweather seven-day forecast. a fleet of helicopters is working nonstop to dump tons of rocks at the oroville dam. they want to get it done before the next round of rain. good evening. i'm kristen sze. >> i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. 200,000 evacuees living near the dam are returning home after they lifted evacuation orders this afternoon. water officials say they drained enough of the lake behind the damaso the emergency spillway would not be needed. >> that spillway has been fortified against future erosion. still, officials are being vigilant. >

i'm ama dietz. >>> and i'm dan ashley, san jose fire said the coyote creek would rise tonight and they were right big time. several neighborhoods are under water, and more are likely going to be. >> earlier the mayor sent out this tweet saying we're expanding the mandatory evacuation east of coyote creek but west of 101. >>> tonight, abc 7 news is getting a look at the neighborhoods, the area surrounding rock streets and south bay mobile home park off oakland road. >>> and we begin with abc 7 news reporter katie marzullo. >> reporter: anxious residents waited for a boat to come around the corner, with at least three people needing to be rescued after their home was flooded. >> the water was coming through the seams, about two feet, filling up the back of the mobile home park here. >> reporter: some 200 units in the south bay oakland park are under water and a mandatory evacuation order. authorities and park management did everything they could to convince people to leave, which was difficult in some areas. >> he says he doesn't want to leave, his wife is bed ridden. >> jose was out whe

presidente donald trump. >> no merezco ser deportado aÚn siendo estudiante, aÚn siendo una persona que amara. >> me siento triste porque mi papÁ se fue a guatemala y quiero que venga para atrÁs. danney: la gente del pÚblico hacia seÑas con las manos para mostrar su apoyo varios temas. otros llevaron flores blancas en la ropa para su desacuerdo con la implementaciÓn de la orden ejecutiva del presidente trump la cual decidiÓ acatar el alcalde jimÉnez. >> cuando una persona estÁ arrestada por un delito, sin migraciÓn desea, esa persona por 48 horas despuÉs que nosotros podamos dejar libre entonces ellos tienen que dar un documento. nosotros vamos a aceptar ese mantener. a esa persona por 48 horas. aseguraron que las autoridades locales no funcionarÁn como>> >> agentes de inmigraciÓn. los oficiales de policÍa aÚn pudieran estar involucrados en parte del proceso. >> si nos piden ayuda por algo puede ser que los ayudemos pero no vamos a estar tocando puertas. danney: pero los que se oponen a la decisiÓn aseguran que el alcalde de la ciudad apoya las polÍticas del presidente trump luego de que És

i'm ama daetz. >> visa holders can fly to the u.s. again. >> president trump signed executive order last week and federal judge in washington issued temporary restraining order after filed request calling the ban harmful to state's residents and economies. >> the law is a powerful thing. it has the ability to hold everybody accountable to it, that includes the president of the united states. >> sean spicer issued statement saying at earliest possible time inn tends to file emergency order to extend the executive order of the president which we believe is lawful and appropriate. >> begin at sfo. >> reporter: since this weekend there's been a legal clinic set up in inside the terminal here and judge's order from the federal bench in washington state was big news here and for the clients they're tracking from around the world. >> for the volunteer lawyers who have been here over a week, night for celebration. >> reporter: helping coordinate volunteers since last weekend when massive crowds turned out to protest president trump's executiv

. >> and i'm ama daetz. good news. seems nobody is seriously hurt. two cars that fell into the crumbling roadway in studio city this evening. one person taken to hospital. >> and second car fell in. driver had gotten out. right now crews trying to figure out how to get them out without causing more damage to the road. and just as incredible. sister station in los angeles, a fire truck falling into collapsed road. every firefighter got out safely before it fell. southern california getting record amounts of rain. watch again as it goes over into the hole. >> incredible. >>> in the bay area the rain is sticking around for the weekend. >> begin with sandhya patel and live doppler 7. >> right now the rain is beginning to ease and some areas getting a break. street-level radar, where it's raining now. steady from point reyes to nevada. scattered showers. across 580, spotty rain and spotty around the south bay. wind advisory extended. gusts still possible. extended until 1:00 a.m. level two storm of day, just downgraded to one. light system through saturda

good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz in for kristen sze.'s get to the torrential rain that triggered a landslide destroying a home. >> it happened in san rafael. a boulder smacked up against the house as a wall of mud blocks the entryway. fortunately the family was able to escape their home on mountain avenue. >> sergio quintana is live near the scene tonight. sergio. >> reporter: dan and ama, right now there are people across marin county keeping an eye on swollen ponds and rivers because they want to see if they can come down. hopefully it will ease some of the flooding in their neighborhoods. as you mentioned in sap raun ra that hill that came down into the side of a house, people are keeping an eye on that as well. as his house was being pushed apart by a landslide, john future was calmly watching from across the street. >> there was finally another big slide where it just came down and that pushed this part o

i'm ama dietz. >>> and i'm dan ashley, san jose fire said the coyote creek would rise tonight and they were right big time. several neighborhoods are under water, and more are likely going to be. >> earlier the mayor sent out this tweet saying we're expanding the mandatory evacuation east of coyote creek but west of 101. >>> tonight, abc 7 news is getting a look at the neighborhoods, the area surrounding rock streets and south bay mobile home park off oakland road. >>> and we begin with abc 7 news reporter katie marzullo. >> reporter: anxious residents waited for a boat to come around the corner, with at least three people needing to be rescued after their home was flooded. >> the water was coming through the seams, about two feet, filling up the back of the mobile home park here. >> reporter: some 200 units in the south bay oakland park are under water and a mandatory evacuation order. authorities and park management did everything they could to convince people to leave, which was difficult in some areas. >> he says he doesn't want to leave, his wife is bed ridden. >> jose was out whe

dan and ama? >> thank you, spencer. >>> come california constituents have a question for their senator. senator feinstein is here in san francisco today, and we're following up on what these protesters really want from her. >>> and next, find -- >> you can play at home or take it with you. oil jonathan bloom here. >>> and tonight, we'll check in live with kristen sze in hollywood for the oscars. >>> back now to our breaking news out of concord. a baby boy is in the hospital after he was attacked by the family dog, which was then shot by police. laura anthony joins us live from the scene on fremont street near concord avenue with the latest. >> reporter: let's show you the house behind us where this happened about 4:20 this afternoon. it's that pink house with the white window in the front there. it's a unit behind that house. let's take a look from sky 7 as this happened just about 4:30, 4:20 this afternoon. we understand it was a mother who was home with her two young children. they were inside t

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