calaveras being the biggest one certainly. when we look at at bringing these projects and successfully am looking at that scope i urge her stay after refocus on that last 10%. in some senses you don't have that flexibility when we were 20% complete and able to move things around and if we are dealing with that last piece of it and i want to see the puc bring that in on time and on budget and i want to see recommendations around that and make sure the read review schedules and mitigate risks where we can identify areas that we might have issues and minimize the potential impact and schedules of these things and look at the budget and make sure that what we have remaining and what we know we have remaining on the work do we know we have sufficient budget and what are the issues or the risk for this budget. that is something i know your staff does all the time but with this last piece and this last step i think it's a critical time to do that. and that concludes i'll be happy to answer any questions. >>mr. kelly. >>we are very ha

calaveras being the biggest one certainly. when we look at at bringing these projects and successfully am looking at that scope i urge her stay after refocus on that last 10%. in some senses you don't have that flexibility when we were 20% complete and able to move things around and if we are dealing with that last piece of it and i want to see the puc bring that in on time and on budget and i want to see recommendations around that and make sure the read review schedules and mitigate risks where we can identify areas that we might have issues and minimize the potential impact and schedules of these things and look at the budget and make sure that what we have remaining and what we know we have remaining on the work do we know we have sufficient budget and what are the issues or the risk for this budget. that is something i know your staff does all the time but with this last piece and this last step i think it's a critical time to do that. and that concludes i'll be happy to answer any questions. >>mr. kelly. >>we are very ha

there were even boulders tumbling down the slope and right onto calaveras road. some say this was a first for them.>> i've been here 27 years and i've never seen anything like this. water up to the bottom of the bridge level.>>> and in marin, crews are working to shore up this line. >>> skyline boulevard is shut down near sweat road. rockslides are blocking the lanes. pg&e crews are trying to clean it up and there is no word yet on when it will open. the belmont creek is at risk of flooding and this is what it looked like near highway 101. the water level was inches below the roadway. the water channel that feeds the bay needs maintenance.>> other channels close to the bay are cement channels. the problem is that if they are filled with sediment and rock that there flood carrying capacity is reduced.>>> san mateo county set up sandbagging stations or residents and that people should be prepared to move to higher ground just in case.>>> this is mount hamilton road in santa clara county. >>> in san jose, this 40 foot tree cannot keep standing in the wet conditions.

calaveras being the biggest one certainly. when we look at at bringing these projects and successfully am looking at that scope i urge her stay after refocus on that last 10%. in some senses you don't have that flexibility when we were 20% complete and able to move things around and if we are dealing with that last piece of it and i want to see the puc bring that in on time and on budget and i want to see recommendations around that and make sure the read review schedules and mitigate risks where we can identify areas that we might have issues and minimize the potential impact and schedules of these things and look at the budget and make sure that what we have remaining and what we know we have remaining on the work do we know we have sufficient budget and what are the issues or the risk for this budget. that is something i know your staff does all the time but with this last piece and this last step i think it's a critical time to do that. and that concludes i'll be happy to answer any questions. >>mr. kelly. >>we are very ha

reporter: the dam has not been seismically retrofitted and must be kept at 68% capacity because of the calaveras falls. getting it back to safe levels could take time.>> we have a wide range of estimates, from four weeks to nine weeks.>> reporter: it could be longer if it rains more than they expect.>> it is performing well. we're not expecting any problems with the structure at all.>> reporter: back here live, this is a telltale sign of how much rain we've had this month. folks in online -- underlying areas should have a flood plan in place. >> some people came out to look at this because they hadn't seen it in more than a decade. did you see anyone worried that something had happened even there -- though there is no imminent danger?>> reporter: that's what we heard from water district folks. he pull were said to have had no concerns from morgan hill. some were worried based on what has been happening in oradell. that is fresh in the mind of a lot of people.>> it certainly looks very dramatic.>> very scary. rob malcolm live in morgan hill. thank you so much.>>> more than 38,000 pg&e customers w

the danger would lie in the possibility of a large earthquake on the calaveras fault. even though that's a remote possibility it's one they are aware of and they are working to dump as much water as quickly as possible. residents have been keeping an eye on water levels hoping the quake does not strike. >> slightly it is getting nervous with it this high and the fear of earthquake and the dam not fixed. >> people are monitoring the water levels. watching the water come out and hoping that the rain we're seeing today does not add to the situation. >>> the dam is a big concern. >> it must be challenging to be a water manager. two years ago you needed the water, now you have to let it go. look how wide spread the rain area is. to our north toward crescent city down toward san diego. this is 700 miles up and down the state. the main area is central and southern california, los angeles, santa barbara are getting extreme rainfall. you can see the reason why, with all the rainfall coming on board. these are the storm reports up and down the state, wind, flooding, also snow in

a flood warning in effect for alameda creek and all the areas leading into the calaveras reservoir. the coyote creek area until further notice. for the southern watershed area for coyote creek, that hrwill b in effect until 11:30. we will take a look at some of the water levels at 5:44. right now mass transit delays. >> just because something cleared doesn't mean it is completely recovered. we are watching continued delays for bart. whatever problem they had. they had residual delay. that is anything 20 minutes or over. we should see less and less as it continues the next half hour. niles canyon, which is closed, highway 84 is closed because of a mudslide. we're looking at other issues complicating the drive. highway 17 completely closed. this is different than the mudslide you probably heard. if you're joining us, this is south of highway 9. a slide yesterday caused the southbound lanes to be closed until caltrans can check it out. no lanes in each direction. northbound is fine. 152 is closed. you have to go down to 156. and 92 to the north, we'll take you back over there. to highw

that found the dam is at risk of becoming damaged after a magnitude 7.25 or greater quake on the calaverashighly unlikely it would fail if there were such a quake. now, in order to relieve the pressure on the dam. that's the reason this outlet has been open five weeks now. if the water does go over as expected, the district will turn this off to minimize any flooding downstream towards san jose. live in morgan hill, bob redell, today in the bay. >>> bob, thank you so much for that report. there are absolutely questions about safety in the area of oroville where rain is still coming down right now. there was plenty of it yesterday. even more expected for today. water levels are, at least for the moment, well below the emergency spillway. that's the a good thing. many living near the lake are not taking anies. >> it would be all right if i could make it that far. >> since the level is dropping, it gives an opportunity to clear up some of the debris from the damaged section of the main spillway. crews are trying to clear erosion sites that were close to collapsing earlier in the week. continu

some of the tech companies up the calaveras.will slowly make its way to the bay. >> we are going to be sticking with you every step of the way today. obviously there will be developments. we will break in with coverage. >> a local news update in half an hour. thank you so much for joining us this morning. equipos de rescate en san josÉ stranded residents. trained to kill? officials release stunning new

de calaveras. y aquÍ nos vamos a los accesorios, en este caso el clutch, una cartera tipo sobre.e ese pelo! las trenzas son sÚper bonitas, y luego el deshacerte, te dan un look muy original. a mÍ me gusta de alguna manera marcar ese salvaje que llevo dentro. entonces, si llevas el pelo suelto, menos maquillaje, y un poco mÁs sobrio tu look. pero si vas mÁs a sobrio vestido, suÉltame ese pelo, ponte la boca mÁs fuerte. ana patricia: y ese pelo grande, que en los videos musicales se te ve espectacular. tienes que darnos tips del cabello. paulina: me hacÍan la cola y me lo soltaba nomÁs entraba a mi casa. pero a mi mamÁ le encanta andar con su coleta. ana patricia: bueno, vamos ahora a ver el tercer look del dÍa y cÓmo lo vamos a transformar a una de noche. adriana: de dÍa, un vestido floreado. y de noche le agregamos la cadazora, unas medias veladas, pueden ser unos leggins. paulina: ese es mi favorito! adriana: y como vimos, le quitamos el lazo a la cartera bandolera. muy versÁtil. y el labial bourdeaux muy y en tendencia, ya respira noche, fiesta, hombres, chicos. ya estÁ lista p

look the map of the county that voted for donald trump, inning in my county, calaveras county, we votedwas campaigning for the electoral college vote, that's kind of like the same thing. all the states have a say. so you look the states he had won, that's how he won, how he ran his campaign. if it was strictly popular vote he would ha campaigned strictly in california, in new york, and maybe he would have changed and won them, too. but that's not how the game was played. so it's really not fair to bring that up. and also, california, they sound just pat pal alto, voter fraud. it was pal low alto or santa clary where ill veal votes for hillary clinton the stoppedsome pelling after that. >> host: what do you think about the secession movement in california? >> i'm not for it. i love california. we have been hijacked temporarily but i don't believe in seceding from the union. california contributes to the union very much. it's a produce and freedom of thought and inventions and athletes that good to olympics. there's no reason for california to secede. we're part ofmer. >> host: thank you.

anderson dam has not been seismically retrofitted and must be kept at 88% because of the nearby calaveras falls. >> wide range of estimates. it could be four weeks, could be nine weeks. >> reporter: if it rains more than they expect, possibly longer but right now the spillway is working as designed. >> it's performing well, but we inspected it recently like we have all of our spillways and we are not expecting any problems to the structure at all. >> reporter: rob malcolm, ktvu fox 2 news. >> retrofit of the dam would cost $400 million and would take close to four years to complete. >>> meanwhile people living near lake oroville still on standby to evacuate again even though the water level of the reservoir is down from its highest level the last few weeks. crews working around the clock on the damaged spillway at that dam, water flow across the spillway has been cut to 449,000 gallons per second. that's a little more than half the flow a week ago. state water officials say the water level is now about 46 feet below the top of the dam but they are concerned the water level could rise agai