in capitola, i'm amanda doubt custodio, abc7news. zach: a portion of interstate 680 will be shut down all weekend and this is the effective area, northbound lanes in snow. the closure is at 5:00 a.m. monday. caltrans is releasing stress and -- sections of the freeway and repaving. southam lanes will reopen. big changes are coming to caltrain's starting the -- this weekend. they will electrify the track but there will be major disruptions. they plan to wire one million feet over the system. train service will be suspended between here and san francisco. >> we will be running a bus bridge so people depending on us will be able to get through the affected area, but if you are traveling through here and san francisco, probably best to seek alternate routes of travel. >> caltrans officials say the inconvenience will be worth it in the end because the electrically will be faster, safer, while reducing emissions and producing a quality. -- reducing air quality. -- reducing emission producing air quality. nancy pelosi will speak in san franc

in capitola, i am amanda del castillo of, abc 7 news.ach: will reopen the stricken, including a 10 mile stretch and big sur, another stretch toward mill creek also opened back up. this all coming after last month's storms turned one of them country's most scenic coastlines into a muddy, wrecked drive. big changes coming to caltrans starting this weekend. cruise will be working to electrify the track. they plan to put in wiring throughout the whole system starting with 20,000 feeanov francisco. >> you will be running a bus bridge so people who are depending on us will be able to get through the affected area. but if you're traveling between millbrae and san francisco, probably best to seek alternative routes of travel. zach: caltrain officials say the inconvenience will be worth it in the end. the electric fleet will be safer, faster while reducing emissions and improving air quality. caltrain plans to begin electrified service in 2024. lisa? lisa: we certainly have a few spotty showers out there. good visibility from our sutro tower,. we

dion: some of the proceeds went to capitola villages relief fund. a giant forced a sequoia national park reopened nearly a month after suffering damage from severe storm speed access was closed off back in january after rainy weather brought mudslides and landslides. boxes, picnic tables, and trailheads were damaged. the general sherman tree and snow play area. conditions are being monitored come as visitors are advised to expect winter conditions and drive cautiously. former twitter workers held a protest at the company's headquarters today. take a look. demonstrators gathered at the building this morning san francisco. the protest was in response to musk's laying off 7500 workers last year. prolabor groups and muralist andrew painted a picture of musk on a one-way trip to mars. monday's earthquake in tur and syria killed over 25,000. although surrey -- syria called off rescue efforts, the u.s. is still helping. leaders say they plan to send more assistance to the country. over 21,000 of the lives lost killed from that country. you and leaders say

acting governor visited capitola today. alaka's and local officials assess the storm damage and the city's recovery efforts. she met with local business owners and residents affected by last month's storms. governor newsom is in washington for meetings. capitola was hit hard in early january. multiple homes were flooded and businesses were forced to shut down because of extensive damage with many places still rebuilding. >> everyone saw the images of what was happening. there was a great deal of concern for the safety of the people and to make sure that the businesses could get back on their feet. ama: it's estimated the storms did over $2.5 million in damage to capitola. larry: time to get a check on the forecast. it will get warmer i think. ama: sandhya patel is here. sandhya: it's the kind of weather where you want to get outside to enjoy the sun and some mild to warm weather. here's a live view from our east bay hills camera. you can really clearly see across the bay. visibility is good. springlike warms coming your way

acting governor visited capitola today. and local officials assess the storm damage and the city's recovery efforts. she met with local business owners and month's storms. governor newsom is in washington for meetings. capitola was hit hard in early january. multiple homes were flooded and businesses were forced to shut down because of extensive damage with many places still rebuilding. >> everyone saw the images of what was happening. there was a great deal of concern for the safety of the people and to make sure that the businesses could get back on their feet. ama: it's estimated the storms did over $2.5 million in damage to capitola. larry: time to get a check on the forecast. it will get warmer i think. ama: sandhya patel is here. sandhya: it's the kind of weather where you want to get outside to enjoy the sun and some mild to warm weather. here's a live view from our east bay hills camera. you can really clearly see across the bay. visibility is good. springlike warms coming your way. santa rosa at 67 degrees. six deg

. >> reporter: the same powerful storm that severed capitola's wharf made it impossible for david morris to reach his boat rental business and check out in person the extent of the damage. >> we made it out to capitola boat and bay. >> reporter: that wasn't until thursday. >> the wharf is totally wrecked, but my motors i think are going to be gone. all my fishing equipment's going to be gone. we definitely lost the freezers in there. so we lost a bunch of tools. >> reporter: time has not been on david's side. every day his boats and equipment have spent sitting in seawater has only deepened the damage done by the storm's initial onslaught. >> my boats, wooden boats, they get waterlogged. the wood goes bad, softens, therefore we have to replace those boats. >> reporter: and making matters worse, the city estimates it's going to be at leastear before repairs and a scheduled renovation to the wharf are complete. david has a second location in santa cruz, and he hopes that will be enough to keep his business and employees afloat in the meantime. >> we're not going to be able to open for a ye

reporter: other business owners reminding it will take a village to support capitola village. dion: sections of highway 1 -- will reopen this morning including a 10 mile stretch in big sur. another 18 mile stretch will open back up. last month -- last month's storms turned a scenic coastline into a wrecked drive. dan: the encampment is on hold again. a federal judge re issued a restraining order preventing authorities from closing the site in west oakland. the city had planned to begin relocating the residence starting today to three other sites including a cabin community but the judge reversed course because of the sites are not ready. dion: big changes coming to caltrain. crews will be working to electrify the track and there will be major disruptions. they plan to why you're a million feet. train service will be suspended between millbrae and san francisco. >> we will be running a bus so people depending on this will be able to get through the affected area. what if you are traveling between millbrae and san francisco it is best to seek alternative routes of travel. dion:

reporter: other business owners reminding it will take a village to support capitola village. dion: sections of highway 1 -- will reopen this morning including a 10 mile stretch in big sur. another 18 mile stretch will open back up. last month -- last month's storms turned a scenic coastline into a wrecked drive. dan: the encampment is on hold again. a federal judge re issued a restraining order preventing authorities from closing the site in west oakland. the city had planned to begin relocating the residence starting today to three other sites including a cabin community but the judge reversed course because of the sites are not ready. dion: big changes coming to caltrain. crews will be working to electrify the track and there will be major disruptions. they plan to why you're a million feet. train service will be suspended between millbrae and san francisco. >> we will be running a bus so people depending on this will be able to get through the affected area. what if you are traveling between millbrae and san francisco it is best to seek alternative routes of travel. dion:

also invited and in washington, d.c., a capitola business owner who will also attend the speech. representative jimmy panetta, whose district includes santa cruz county, invited chuck hammers, owner of bay area-based pizza my heart. his location, the restaurant suffered some damage and flooding down in capitola from the floods. one of the businesses president biden visited when he was here just a couple weeks ago. >>> warriors fans, this one's going to hurt. an injury is going to keep steph curry off of the court at least for a few weeks. if you were watching on saturday, you saw it. cringeworthy. curry hurt his knee in the third quarter of the team's win over the mavericks. mri results came back and showed small ligament tears but nothing serious. at least that's what we're leaning towards. the team hopes to have him back by the end of the month. so what's going to happen in the meantime? >> well, jordan poole will re-enter the starting lineup in place of curry. but jordan's going to need some help and that means that guys like klay thompson, who had a tremendous january, must m

reporting in capitola? i'm james torres, ktvu fox. two news japanese american day of remembrance ceremony was held in san francisco today to mark 81 year since president franklin roosevelt ordered japanese americans in internment camps. this is video from the u. s government in 1943. showing what it calls japanese relocation during world war two on february 19th 1942 president roosevelt side executive order 90 66 that forced more than 120,000 people of japanese ancestry into internment camps across the u. s because they were perceived as a threat today ceremony at the christ united presbyterian church in japantown honored the nice the last generation surviving incarceration. organizers say having the ceremony each year is a good reminder to never forget history. well you know things that you would hope that you would hope that people have learned their lessons. but unfortunately, you know, the same sort of forces is xenophobia and racial prejudice and lack of political leadership , which you know, led to this incarceration are still p

we have pictures in capitola meeting with people, seeing the damage did to capitola village.ch fuentes has more on how some are coping with that process and the latest help available. zach: the storm damage has devastating across multiple counties, santa cruz county getting national attention for the damage done to capitola. president joe biden had to see himself. san mateo county was added to the major disaster declaration, giving residents who had damages or losses from the storm the option to get help from fema. >> this has become the new normal. it's clear to me that the federal government needs to do more to support local governments and communities in these times of crisis. zach: one of the areas in san mateo county hit hardest has been this venture retreat center, a nonprofit that aims to be a peaceful speeds -- space where visitors. this video was shared by the president shows how devastating it has been for the. -- devastating the storms have been for them. >> the entire house, just mud throughout the property. zach: the work to rebuild continues and has many hurdles

the community of capitola continues to recover from the damaging january storms . ktvu is james torres explains why a routine beach cleanup today meant so much to volunteers. this quickly turned into a fun way to spend sunday morning at the beach. the city was hoping they'd get at least 100 volunteers out here today, and they certainly got what they asked for. this is our playground. clean up the beach, helping the city assist with getting all the driftwood and rest the garbage off the beach. capital is village. it is like cheers. everybody knows your name. went through some changes . some places were just hit way harder than others from the missing section of the wharf. two missing sand on the beach from storm erosion, all a mess. weeks of storms and january left behind. capital is mayor says it takes a village to stay resilient. i think it's all a part of the big recovery effort for the village, the businesses our city as a whole. so everybody is trying to come together and keep you know good spirits. alive beach cleanups here happened regularly. this is an organ

in capitola, i'm amanda doubt custodio, abc7news. zach: further south, sections of highway 1 will reopen this weekend. it will include a 10 mile stretch between nine creek and hall slide mixer. another part spanning a miles will also open up. storms turned one of the most scenic coastlines into a muddy wrecked drive. big changes are coming to caltrain starting this weekend. crews will be working to electrify the track but there will be major disruptions. they plan to put in new wiring, about maybe once -- about services will be suspended between millburn and san francisco. >> people who are depending on us will be able to get through the affected area but if you're traveling between this road and san francisco, probably best to seek alternative routes of travel. >> caltrain officials say the inconvenience will be worth it in the end, we will hold them to that. the electric fleet will be faster and safer while reducing emissions and improving air quality. caltrans begins electrified service plans in 2024. a lot of amenities to be expe

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y exaltÓ la resilencia de la ciudad de capitola, dijeron que los afectados por las tormentas recibirÁn a ver el vistazo del clima. si tiene planes para maÑana el panorama serÁ similar, con temperatura en los 70 grados. el sistema de alta presiÓn que lanza condiciones estupendas. en la madrugada al norte de la bahÍa tendremos nublados, pero al momento estable, 50 grados en san francisco y tambiÉn a salinas, posibles neblinas de forma dispersa. en san josÉ despejado, noche fresca, vea para maÑana tendremos 40 grados, napa 41 y santa rosa con 38, a las 4 de la tarde temperaturas en los 68. vienen cambios. este es el sistema de alta presiÓn que se mueve lentamente y da entrata a los frentes que estÁn en el pacÍfico se acerquen a nuestra regiÓn. sistema de baja presiÓn el viernes por la noche llegarÍa cerca del Área de la bahÍa. hasta el sÁbado se mueve rÁpidamente y despuÉs se aleja. lluvias de carÁcter ligero pero el descenso de la temperatura. veremos cÓmo descenderÁ. viernes para sÁbado, 59, viernes en los 60 y maÑana con 68 grados. despuÉs se recupera la temperatura si tiene lanes para

este video es del mes pasado y muestra la destrucciÓn en el muelle capitola.rÁ parcialmente cerrada este fin de semana festivo. impactarÁ los tramos de (nombre en inglÉs) tiene imÁgenes de la carretera 680 y los cariles en direcciÓn norte serÁn mayormente los afectados, esto continuarÁ hasta el martes a las 5 de la maÑana. otro cierre programado ocurrirÁ el prÓximo fin de semana, si planea conducir hacia el norte utilizar la autopista 880. un muerto y 5 heridos el saldo de un accidente donde un camiÓn tesla se estrellÓ contra un camiÓn de bomberos. cuatro pasajeros resultaron heridos. el camiÓn de bomberos respondÍa a un accidente. la policÍa de (nombre en inglÉs) investiga un tiroteo que ocurrÓo afuera de un centro de distribuciÓn de tesla, a la altura de las calles (nombre en inglÉs) en la ciudad. una mujer residente resultÓ herida, autoridades buscan al responsable. en el sur de la bahÍa, un conductor se dio a la fuga despuÉs de atrol pelar y matar a una inmigrante salvadoreÑa a quien le faltaba poco tiempo para un trasplante de riÑÓn. flavio lacayo hablÓ..

. >>> for the past month, business owners on the capitola wharf have been cut off by the storm damageable to assess the situation in person. that finally changed this week. we spoke with a business owner who managed to get back to what is left of his store. >> the damages done and there's no freshwater to rinse everything off. the saltwater just destroys metal. >> reporter: the same powerful storm that severed capitola's worth into two ragged disconnected chunks made it impossible for david to meet reaches out rental business and check out in person the extent of the damage. that was until thursday when he got his first up-close look. >> the wharf is totally wrecked but my motors and fishing equipment will be gone, we lost the freezers, we lost a bunch of tools. >> reporter: time has not been on his side, everyday his boats and equipment have spent sitting in seawater has only deepened the damage done by the storms initial onslaught. >> once you get a waterlogged boat, the wood goes bad and softens the wood, therefore we have to replace those boats. >> reporter: making matters worse,

we were in capitola last year, and it was really fun. >> we get in a circle and group stretch, and we talk about specific safety for the day, and then, we go down to the water. >> once we go to the beach, i don't want to go home. i can't change my circumstances at home, but i can change the way i approach them. >> our program has definitely been a way for our students to find community and build friends. >> i don't really talk to friends, so i guess when i started doing city surf, i started to, like, get to know people more than i did before, and people that i didn't think i'd like, like, ended up being my best friends. >> it's a group sport the way we do it, and with, like, close camaraderie, but everybody's doing it for themselves. >> it's great, surfing around, finding new people and making new friendships with people throughout surfing. >> it can be highly developmental for students to have this time where they can learn a lot about themselves while negotiating the waves. >> i feel significantly, like, calmer. it definitely helps if i'm, like, feeling really stressed or, like, fee

. >>> the acting california governor will visit capitola today. the city estimates it sustained more than $2.5 million in damage. she is serving as acting governor because governor newsom is out of state. >>> there are six days until valentine's day. ♪ ♪ have you purchased some flowers or made reservations for the big day? we have tips my name is douglas. i'm a writer/director and i'm still working. in the kind of work that i do, you are surrounded by people who are all younger than you. i had to get help somewhere along the line to stay competitive. i discovered prevagen. i started taking it and after a period of time, my memory improved. it was a game-changer for me. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. >>> thanks for sticking around. love is in the air. >> if you are thinking about where to take your sweetheart for valentine's day, this is for you. we have a list of the most romantic places to eat in california. you are in luck because three are right here in the bay area. l'ardoise bistro and the richmond are both in san fran

in the meantime, leaders in capitola have approved a request to hold a storm benefit concert. all proceeds will help those impacted by the recent storms. the beyond the flood benefit concert will take place next saturday at noon in capitola. >>> it is 6:07 and let's take a live look at a beautiful shot in downtown san jose, just outside of the s.a.p. center. let's look at the forecast. meteorologist kari hall has a look at what we can expect. yesterday people say we were spoiled. >> i wouldn't say spoiled because we only had it for one day. we have a cold front moving in. we can see the long lines of clouds and rain off of the coast as it approaches the bay area. later on this evening we could see some rain holding together long enough to produce some downpours in parts of the north bay. here we are at 3:30 in the afternoon and we see some of the green indicating rain. but we see that as it moves through parts of the north bay into san francisco, the rain dissipates and dries up. but there still may be a spotty shower or two before you wake up tomorrow morning and head out for

to the beach capitola , but not just to have fun.s help clean up the storm damage from last month's storms picking up garbage pushed downstream as well as drift wood and other debris. the city holds regular beach cleanups. but the volunteers and organizers say this one was special because of how devastating those storms were that their community i think it's all a part of the big recovery effort for the village , the businesses our city as a whole communities always wanted to get together and capital is just a special place that every lives but after the storms, it seems like a lot of people want to be more involved. volunteers say they want to bring capitola back to what it was before the big storms created so much damage the next step. rebuilding that worf area. time is 6 55 abbott laboratories, the baby formula maker is facing more investigations. the securities and exchange commission as well as the federal trade commission , looking into the business practices of average lab laboratories. the sec is demanding information amount

volunteers say they want to bring capitola back to what it was before the big storm . that's so much damage. the next step is to focus on rebuilding the warf area. francisco the power is back on your pier 39. right now we have a power outage. that means no. a power outage forced pier 39 visitors to change their plans. however the power problems did not affect cruises on the bay. an employee with the blue and gold fleet said she and her fellow workers improvised to keep the ships running. cat to connect their scanners to our mobile hotspots throughout our scanners to be able to process tickets for passengers to be able to get on. but it's just kind of sad. all these people are here trying to, you know, do fun things up here. 39. nothing's working. and we are waiting for pg need to tell us what caused that outage, the first time in more than 10 years, homes in the bay area are selling for less than the asking price this, according to redfin , which says with high mortgage rates, there were fewer would be buyers, meaning those who can still afford to buy have more leverag

. >> reporter: these sisters and their parents drove from capitola to experience a rare storm with arctic temperatures, bringing multiple weather threats to our region. >> it is so difficult to drive. >> reporter: low visibility, slippery roads and frantic wind as we drove against the storm. a situation caltrans is monitoring. >> first off, any of our bridges going over water, we are keeping a close eye and have maintenance staff and equipment ready to either add sand or clear anything out. >> reporter: each team in the north and east has at least three snow plows ready to respond. >> we are monitoring all of our locations and have detours set in case there are lane closures tonight or tomorrow. >> reporter: caltrans is working with chp and the sheriff's office as part of operation snow flake. so caltrans is asking drivers to prepare for tomorrow morning's commute. we actually just saw a caltrans plow, and actually, it is passing by right now. it is clearing up the highway. so be careful on your commute tomorrow. if you're driving out right now, caltrans did say they're prepared for the w

we want to show you drone video showing destruction of the capitola pier right here.ou can see a big chunk in the middle of the pier missing. city planners also decided to take this pier down. they also held a benefit concert today to fund raise for people affected by last month's major storms. >>> here in the bay area, a clear day and, oh, a gorgeous evening. a live shot right now looking from emeryville toward san francisco. it was warm out in the sun today. a live look from emeryville. let's check in with rob mayeda for our three-day weekend forecast, a special weekend. >> and the best and warmest weather arriving for the weekend. remember that stretch when we had the rain on the weekend? it's the opposite. if you liked today, you're going to love tomorrow and probably really enjoy monday. that will be the warmest day ahead in the next seven days. beyond monday some big changes coming our way which we'll talk about in a moment. right now it looks like we're moments away from a beautiful sunset around the bay area. here are the weather headlines we're watching over

president joe biden and governor gavin newsom visited the area and the city of capitola. >> in santa cruz county, both pledging funds for the recovery effort locally, the nonprofit friends of santa cruz, state parks has raised more than $46,000 to clean up and restore the on saturday. family sharing memories of the by writing messages that will be posted on driftwood and eventually display that's than being out of visitor center. here is going to be going is but it feels really festive here today. people come out by the hundreds to help with cleanup and to say their farewells to the pier, to share their memories, to photos, to share with their kids. >> and it's it's a really great day. the picnic area bathrooms and seawall role so badly damaged during the storms. it will be weeks if not months before this area returns back to normal. >> but this community is determined to make that happen. not toss philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. the app that lets you scan your card collection to see how much it's worth and buy and sell with other users. i'm rich demuro. we'll see how it's changing

look at the destruction of the capitola here. you can see a big chunk in the middle of the peer missing. they decided to take this peer down. that makes sense. they also held a benefit concert today for people affected by last month's major storm. >>> how about a supersize look inside the human body. a giant blood vessel exhibit. it is crazy. the school bus-sized vessel was held and they want kids to be enjoying learning about the human body. what better way than by getting inside of it? an interactive experience to learn what goes on inside their own bodies. they got help from medical professionals to make the vessel as accurate as possible. >> everybody is into natural sciences. we love making it fun, accessible, and also culturally relevant. >> next, the vessel will travel to schools throughout the bay area. >> we cannot get enough. >>> every weekend, we have been getting really amazing sunsets. >> imagine if you're walking through that blood . all the pink and red going through there. >> all the pink and red glow around the b

er ktvu james torres live in capitola this morning.just getting started today on a beautification project after all those storms james good morning. yeah beautification project on a very beautiful day out here in the senate, cruz coast. good morning to you, frank and claudia. we've got volunteers out here already the city of capital expecting about 100 people to be out here. doing just a little something good this morning. this all being put on by the city of capitalist parks and recs department, the local chamber of commerce as well and just a number of volunteers with some good hearts. they say they pretty much entire santa cruz coast is going through a lot of change here, and that's all thanks to those storms we saw in early january. that biggest change, of course, most notably, probably that pier that's just not too far from where we are right now. big chunk of that gone after those storms caused a great deal of damage to those waterfront restaurants and bars as well, but also led to erosion on the beach and leaving quite a bit of

president joe biden and governor gavin newsom visited the area and the city of capitola. >> in santa cruz county, both pledging funds for the recovery effort locally. the nonprofit friends of santa cruz, state parks has raised more than $46,000 to clean up and restore the on saturday. family sharing memories of the by writing messages that will be posted on driftwood and eventually display that's been being out of visitor center. back here is going to be going is but it feels really festive here today. people come out by the hundreds to help with cleanup and to say their farewells to the pier, to share their memories, to photos, to share with their >> and it's it's a really great day. the picnic area bathrooms and seawall role so badly damaged during the storms. it will be weeks if not months before this area returns back to normal. but this community is determined to make that happen. >> not toss philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> well, it was good hearing from that one lady saying that there was sort celebratory festive mood, but, you know, just a huge loss for the community down

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we were in capitola last year, and it was really fun. >> we get in a circle and group stretch, and we talk about specific safety for the day, and then, we go down to the water. >> once we go to the beach, i don't want to go home. i can't change my circumstances at home, but i can change the way i approach them. >> our program has definitely been a way for our students to find community and build friends. >> i don't really talk to friends, so i guess when i started doing city surf, i started to, like, get to know people more than i did before, and people that i didn't think i'd like, like, ended up being my best friends. >> it's a group sport the way we do it, and with, like, close camaraderie, but everybody's doing it for themselves. >> it's great, surfing around, finding new people and making new friendships with people throughout surfing. >> it can be highly developmental for students to have this time where they can learn a lot about themselves while negotiating the waves. >> i feel significantly, like, calmer. it definitely helps if i'm, like, feeling really stressed or, like, fee

in capitola, businesses were flooded in january and the damage was so bad, it caught the attention of the white house. president biden toured the area last month. all proceeds will go toward recovery efforts. >>> the recent storms have people worried about trees in a city famous for them. a couple in monterey county want to get rid of some that they say are threatening their home, but as len ramirez tells us, the city is not letting them. >> reporter: when kristi monson bought her dream home, trees are big part of why they loved the community but that is except for the four large monterey cypresses that came with their own property. >> there at the top of the scale. >> reporter: they called these 60 foot trees a threat to their safety. they are so afraid of getting crushed, they moved out of their bedroom. they are sleeping on the opposite side of the house just in case one of them falls. >> tim sleeps on the couch and i sleep on this sofa bed. that is the furthest end in the house we can get to. >> reporter: the simple solution would be to chop the trees down, but kristi and tim are

acting governor amanda glenn notice visited capitola in santa cruz county.st responders along with the acting governor -- acting met with people. she stood in for governor newsom because he is in washington for meetings. multiple homes were flooded and businesses were forced to shut down. so many places are still rebuilding. >> everybody saw the images of what is happening. there is a great deal of concern for the safety of people and to make sure the businesses can get back on their feet. kumasi: it is estimated the storm stated $2.5 million in damage -- the storms minute dollars in damage. reggie: after the earthquake that devastated turkey and syria, finally there hoping to pour into the countries with surprise -- with supplies. jobina: there hoping for a miracle. they are amid freezing weather conditions and the worst -- and the risk of aftershocks. they are also working in silence because they're trying to listen to cries for help. the death toll has surpassed 19,000 people. that has been upgraded from the 17,000 we reported this morning. at least three

this one in capitola that stood for almost a century before it was tore in half. devin fehely has the story. >> reporter: they lost 200 feet of the pier due to wind, water, a waves from the storm. and what was left was bent and buckled and very nearly broken. the state said the whole structure was quote in a state of imminent collapse. and unlike previous storms, there would be no coming back. the damage was deemed irreparable. and the decision made to tear it all down. but as battered as the pier was, it was also beloved. it had been there nearly 100 years built in 1930, to give the public access to the uss palo alto. also known as the cement ship. the cement ship has seen better days, too. it's been broken into pieces by recent storms. and will remain half submerged just off the coast. a relic in ruins and the pier that once connected it to the public soon to be gone. >> well the state did start to move in demolition equipment this week. they will start tearing the pier apart this coming week. >> the recent storms have some people worried about trees falling ove

president joe biden and governor gavin newsom visited the area and the city of capitola in santa cruz county. both pledging funds for the recovery effort locally. the nonprofit friends of santa cruz, state parks has raised more than $46,000 to clean up and restore the on saturday. family sharing memories of the by writing messages that will be posted on driftwood and eventually display that sunday, not a visitor center. the fact here is going to be going is but it feels really festive here today. people come out by the hundreds to help with cleanup and to say their farewells to the pier, to share their memories, to photos, to share with their kids. >> and it's it's a really great day. the picnic area bathrooms and seawall role so badly damaged during the storms. it will be weeks if not months before this area returns back to normal. but this community is determined to make that happen. >> toss philippe djegal all kron, 4 news. >> all right. we want to get your check your 4 zone forecast now taking a live look at the sales force tower out there tonight. we've gotten view of some tree b

president joe biden and governor gavin newsom visited the area and the city of capitola in santa cruzunty. both pledging funds for the recovery effort locally. the nonprofit friends of santa cruz, state parks has raised more than $46,000 to clean up and restore the on saturday. family sharing memories of the by writing messages that will be posted on driftwood and eventually display being out of visitor center. back here is going to be going is but it feels really festive here today. people come out by the hundreds to help with cleanup and to say their farewells to the pier, to share their memories, to photos, to share with their >> and it's it's a really great day. the picnic area bathrooms and seawall role so badly damaged during the storms. it will be weeks if not months before this area returns back to normal. but this community is determined to make that happen. >> not toss philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. now to our 4 zone forecast. here's a live look at coit tower stoically standing there and the >> night sky. yeah, nice. nice night that out there, right? brady said you went o

. >>> in capitola, there will be a ceremony for the pier as well as a benefit concert from noon to 6:ne is invited to the park for music and fun and sierra nevada beer. 100% of the proceeds donated will go to the community foundation of santa cruz to help those in need following january's atmospheric river storm. >>> the man charged with causing last week's deadly house explosion in san francisco is out of jail and on house arrest. in court yesterday, prosecutors accused darren price of operating an unlicensed hash oil lab inside his home. they say that lab caused the home explosion in the sunset district. price's wife was killed in the blast. the judge said he doesn't believe price intended to hurt anyone and doesn't see him as a threat. as a result, price was released with some restrictions. he has to find a place to stay within 50 miles of the court, and he can only visit the charred remains of his home with his attorney present. >>> all right. before we go, cinthia has one last look at the forecast. >> it is going to be a gorgeous day. fees freezing now, but it'll be a gorgeous sa

and capitola is hosting a benefit concert this weekend, raising money for storm recovery.t's a free event it's called beyond the flood. it will take place at the esplanade park bandstand from noon to six p.m. saturday evening. the proceeds will go to the nonprofit community foundation santa cruz county. town leaders say they set fema and estimated damage costs of more than $2.6 million.07 39. let's swing out to our traffic center with sales keeping an eye on now gasia and they were going to go to contra costa county for people who are driving into any or from any act to pittsburgh heading over to concord. it is going to be typically slow, though we don't have any crashes to report. concord walnut creek is also slow. that's been this norm. they're slow from hercules into berkeley this morning. marine com ii it's backed up from roland boulevard is central san rafael. we had a couple of earlier issues there. let's talk about the richmond bridge. just give you a look at the toll plaza there. not too unusual. little slowing at the top plaza is also slowing at the bay bridge, al

back towards the peninsula in san mateo coast off the santa cruz mountains right into santa cruz in capitola, and there it is not strong, but it's their north northeast. mount leader. atlas peak northeast now diablo, north oakland, berkeley hills north northeast that is holding up sometimes, especially around el cerrito. piedmont take a look at those in the second spring is in the air for at least a day or two. teeny bit of fog. i think most of it's about gone the thirties and forties on attempts a lot more forties and we've seen lately and a napa airport. 40 degrees 40 in oakland, 44 hayward, little east , breeze there, san carlos at 40 s fo 45. still some thirties, though, especially marine county , ross san anselmo, fairfax, nevada sonoma nap in their middletown down to 29 upper lake 30. so still some cold readings to the north. uk at 32 windsor in rohnert park, 34 sebastopol to say so are we today looks good. tomorrow we'll see an increase in low clouds and more of an onshore breeze and cooler temps. but today get out and enjoy while you can, because it's all about sunshine and warm temp

volunteers say they want to bring capitola back to what it was before.did so much damage. the next step is to focus on rebuilding the warf area. 8 38 here we are walking into some pretty big changes come midweek , steve paul's and we really can't say it enough. absolutely i can't say enough is with how cold it's going to get for us. i mean, this will be wednesday night thursday, the coldest but you'll notice it. you too, starting tomorrow when the wind and the cold begin to arrive, there's two pieces to it. the first was more cold and when the seconds more rain and maybe low elevation snow lot of high clouds today, but we have an offshore breeze. so there's going to be a lot going on across the entire country. unless you're in the southeast, where they will be unseasonably warm, but there's going to be some heavy duty snow, northern plains great legs. and a very active southern branch of the jet stream. for us, though it all begins tomorrow. but today looks good. mostly sunny. maybe a few partly sunny is out there, but a nice forecast sixties to maybe ne

and a gathering for a goodbye in capitola sea work begin today to remove the city's iconic storm damagedpierre. got a barrier, whether the weekend off to a nice start, in fact, a little bit of a warm up for parts of the bay area for your sunday forecast before some major cooling moves you didn't choose cat allergies. you didn't choose your hairline. hot flashes, the flu, or that thing when your knee just gives out for no reason. you didn't choose your bad back or this. or... that. you didn't choose depression, melanoma, or lactose intolerance. but with kaiser permanente you can choose your doctor who works with other best-in-class specialists to care for all that is you. almanor. the juveniles were shot late last night at a gas station in columbus, which is near the georgia alabama. state line. victims ages range from 5 to 17 years old. investigators believe the gunfire followed an altercation that happened at a nearby party. none of the victims have life threatening injuries for have already been released from hospitals. no arrests have been made in the case. another mass shooting leave

president joe biden and governor gavin newsom visited the area and the city of capitola. >> in santa cruz county, both pledging funds for the recovery effort locally. the nonprofit friends of santa cruz, state parks has raised more than $46,000 to clean up and restore the on saturday. family sharing memories of the by writing messages that will be posted on driftwood and eventually display that sunday, not a visitor center. the fact here is going to be going is but it feels really festive here today. people come out by the hundreds to help with cleanup and to say their farewell to the pier, to share their memories, to photos, to share with their kids. >> and it's it's a really great day. the picnic area bathrooms and seawall role so badly damaged during the storms. it will be weeks if not months before this area returns back to normal. but this community is determined to make that happen. >> not toss philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> now to a check of our 4 zone forecast. a live look at the golden gate bridge tonight. kron 4 meteorologist brittany begley joining us. >> look at the

president joe biden and governor gavin newsom visited the area and the city of capitola in santa cruz county. both pledging funds for the recovery effort locally. the nonprofit friends of santa cruz, state parks has raised more than $46,000 to clean up and restore the on saturday. family sharing memories of the by writing messages that will be posted on driftwood and eventua ly display that sun being out a visitor center. the fact here is going to be going is but it feels really festive here today. people come out by the hundreds to help with cleanup and to say their farewell to the pier, to share their memories, to photos, to share with their kids. >> and it's it's a really great day. the picnic area bathrooms and seawall role so badly damaged during the storms. it will be weeks if not months before this area returns back to normal. >> but this community is determined to make that happen toss philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> take a look at this. new images of one of california's largest reservoirs giving us a look at the recent rainfall impact on our drought. that's from 2021. of

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idea and as we move in closer to areas over the south bay you can see near the santa cruz mountains capitola area as well as between san jose and gilroy. we've got moderate pockets of a heavier rain there. and then over to the east edge of a san jose into the santa clara hills , as well as the diablo range amount. hamilton's where the snow continues to fall. it's almost like groundhog day. i felt like we were doing this exact same thing yesterday. here's a look at the peninsula where we're seeing some light rain over san mateo, palo alto, woodside sunnyvale stretching over towards the east bay areas from hayward south into fremont and then over east towards livermore along 5 86 80 still seeing some of that steady rain into the north bay, just scattered showers reported. here at this point, and we will continue with the on and off scattered showers. areas right over petaluma, santa rosa windsor gern ville glen ellyn, a few sprinkles for you there and into the sierra, where the blizzard warning continues through tomorrow, not expiring until four am we are looking at blizzard like conditions, m

larue and family on a mission to see some snow thursday morning, making the 20 minute drive from capitola brighton early arriving at the summit in the santa cruz mountains to find this trees are all destined to the roofs. snow on the top. it's beautiful, perfect ingredients for an impromptu snowball fight and perhaps a game of snowball fetch . it's not the first time but it is the first time here for sure like the law rouz after buying the forecast these two friends hitting the highway and heading up i called him and i was like i'll be at your house in 10 minutes. it's snowing on 17 like tahoe. it's kind of weird, very doesn't feel like santa cruz. caltrans crews out overnight treating highway services but the roads this morning not easy to navigate heavy snow, making visibility difficult at times, chp urging those on the roads like uber driver juan carpio to slow down and to bring emergency supplies. but i was more careful because i don't know i'm not. i don't i don't have the experience on riding on his nose, so i gotta be careful. but after carefully navigating highway 17, he says the

we just had a cell move down around the capitola, and it is pushing over the mountains.hite and purple color is the snow and also the rain mix. still very picturesque out there this morning, continuing on through the east bay, as well, as you drive just over 680. turn to your right, and you can see the snow on the mountaintops as the sunrise comes out. i'll take it further into the east bay. walnut creek, you're seeing rain. diablo range, we have the low snow mix. it'll continue for a couple hours, and those temperatures are very chilly right now, allowing the snow to stay put for just a little longer in the north bay as well as the inner parts of marin county. beautiful sight around mount st. helena, as well, as we've seen with the system. the freeze warning is going to last until 9:00 a.m. be ware of the chilly, frosty temperatures, especially in the sheltered valleys. i'll have more of all of this winter weather coming up in a few minutes. for now, back to you. >> cinthia, thanks. >>> also coming up at 7:00 on "today in the bay," cold, wet and in the dark. thousands o

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