vamos a capitola donde tras una semana de trabajos de limpieza y reparaciones, los negocios en capitola villagetán preparados para recibir a los turistas. este fin de semana. a pesar de que el área fue afectada por inundaciones, la semana pasada, lo cual llevó al cierre temporal de varios restaurantes y ahora están listos para recibir a los visitantes. vamos con nathalie vera para obtener más detalles sobre esta situación. natalie. >> bueno, como pueden ver, las calles lucen completamente diferente al panorama que vimos el pasado jueves cuando las autoridades limitaron el paso peatonal debido a estas inundaciones, todo estaba completamente inundado, lleno de lodo, lleno de arena, pero ahora los negocios han reabierto sus puertas y quieren que el público lo sepan para que vengan a apoyarlos. >> gracias a dios ya estamos abiertos. >> ese es el mensaje de muchos negocios en el pintoresco capitola village. luego de otra ronda de inundaciones. >> here comes, here comes here, comes. >> y es que hace solo una semana la marea alta bañó las calles del pequeño pueblo, causando la breve clausura de restau

but now capitola village is back open for business.he community came together with shovels along with the help of a backhoe to clean up the mess. all the restaurants, bars and shops were welcoming customers as of yesterday afternoon, this same area was inundated by brutal surf. nearly one year earlier. >> happening now. some emergency pothole repairs are going on at the richmond-san rafael bridge. sky seven was up overhead, getting an up close look. this is in the westbound direction. fortunately tonight traffic is thinned out compared to the extreme backups we saw earlier. you're looking at a picture of the pothole that is causing that problem is huge there. the repair work is expected to last until 1 a.m. >> new at 11. a mysterious flier is going around lake tahoe tonight with a passionate, passionate message telling people to feed the bears. >> abc seven news reporter tim johns is hearing more about the trouble that lies with the trash . >> alarm is rising in lake tahoe. this week after this flier was found posted around the area. t

but now capitola village is back open for business. community came together with shovels along with the help of a backhoe to clean up the mess. all the restaurants, bars and shops were welcoming customers as of yesterday afternoon, this same area was inundated by brutal surf. nearly one year earlier. >> happening now. some emergency pothole repairs are going on at the richmond-san rafael bridge. sky seven was up overhead, getting an up close look. this is in the westbound direction. fortunately tonight traffic is thinned out compared to the extreme backups we saw earlier. you're looking at a picture of the pothole that is causing that problem is huge there. the repair work is expected to last until 1 a.m. >> new at 11. a mysterious flier is going around lake tahoe tonight with a passionate, passionate message telling people to feed the bears. >> abc seven news reporter tim johns is hearing more about the trouble that lies with the trash . >> alarm is rising in lake tahoe. this week after this flier was found posted around the area. the

if you're looking for something to do this weekend in capitola village is fully open again for business restaurants and stores are operational after spending nearly a week cleaning up. powerful waves hit the town last week, turning the main road into a muddy mess. the community came together with shovels, along with the help of a backhoe to clear that mud. that same area was inundated by brutal surf just a year ago, and reggie 5-08 this morning we have a beach hazard statement along our coast today for the increased risk of sneaker waves and rip currents. >> this morning, a live look from sfo. we have partly cloudy skies as the morning commute gets underway here. we're not seeing many issues at all. we don't have any fog out there this morning. just a few partly cloudy conditions. we expect a lot of sunshine today. it is chilly. we're starting out in the 40s for the most part, but we'll bounce back nicely later on this afternoon if you like. yesterday, you'll love today. it's pretty much a carbon copy forecast. lots of sunshine temperatures going into the upper 50s and lower 60s by abou

director estimates repairs could cost more than $20 million was better news in capitola because capitola villagey open again for business, restaurants and stores are fully operational after spending nearly a week cleaning up. powerful waves hit the town last week, turning the main road into a muddy mess. the community came together with shovels along with the help of this backhoe to clear out the mud. the same area was inundated by brutal surf just a year ago. new details on a deadly mass shooting at a high school in iowa. >> we are learning a sixth grader was killed, five others injured, including the principal. glory is at the live desk with more on what happened here. gloria kumasi. >> the shooting happened on the first day back from winter break. police swarmed the school within minutes of that shooting, they found multiple victims as students and staff sheltered in place and some ran from the building. police identified the shooter as a 17 year old student at the high school. middle and high school students were there for a breakfast program. a ninth grader saw the suspect in the bathroom r

here's a look at some of the aftermath in capitola on the village esplanade, though the damage to the village was not as extensive as last january's high surf oceanfront businesses still took big hits from the high waves. many of those business owners agree that the hammerings they've been taking are not getting any better. they told us last week. they're taking extra precautions to getrillioneady. >> the storms just get worse and more frequent. um, we're installing storm hurricane doors across the back of the restaurant just in preparation for the next one. >> with today's high surf advisory along the central and northern california coastline, remember that means danger, swimming and surfing conditions, and some localized beach erosion . the national weather service is also warning folks to stay away from the water. keep your pets away from the water, and also you're going to want to avoid places like beach boulevard here behind me, which is blocked off because of this high surf advisory. live in pacifica. lena howland abc seven news. >> lena, thank you. and don't forget you can trac

here's a look at some of the aftermath in capitola on the village esplanade, though the damage to the village was not as extensive as last january's high surf oceanfront businesses still took big hits from the high waves. many of those business owners agree that the hammerings they've been getting are not getting any better. they told us last week they're taking extra precautions to getrillioneady. >> the storms just get worse and more frequent. um, we're installing storm hurricane doors across the back of the restaurant just in preparation for the next one. with today's high surf advisory, along the central and northern california coast line, remember that means dangerous swimming and surfing conditions and some localized beach erosion. >> ian, now the national weather service is also warning people to stay off of rocks and jetties and also to keep yourself and keep your pets away from the water as well. for now, reporting live in pacific, ca lena howland abc seven news. >> thank you lena. now let's take a live look from our camera at zephyr cove. this is in lake tahoe. you can see t