at claremont men's college, graduate school. he is known for two things above all.ne, i won't say rescuing lincoln but directing attention to abraham lincoln as a much more serious thinker that a lot of historians treated him. that was his famous book in 1959 called crisis of a house divided. more notoriously perhaps, he was the principal author of barry goldwater's second speech in 1964 including the famous line extremism in defense of liberty, moderation in defense of justice is no virtue. that was a scandalous line, very controversial and it was scandal was also among a lot of his political philosopher peers because harry jaffa had been a democrat until 1962. a lot of those people were liberal anti-communists and democratic party members. leo strauss cast his first book for adlai stevenson for example. anyway, he is known for those things and later on, a lot of his feuds with former friends. that is what the book is partly about including walter burns who i knew. he was a colleague. one of a handful of people who knew both men pretty well. i always regretted thei

most of his career at claremont men's college and graduate school. he's known for two things above all. one i want to savor rescuing lincoln but for directing attention to abraham lincoln as a much more serious thinker than a lot of historians treat him and that was the famous book the crisis of the house divided and then more notoriously perhaps the principal author of barry goldwater's speech in 1964 including the famous line extremism in defense of liberty moderations defense of justice is no virtue. that was a scandalous lie and a very controversial end of the scandal was also among a lot of his political philosopher appears because he had been a democrat until 1962. a lot of those people we now think of as conservatives were sort of liberal anti-communists and democratic w party members. leo strauss cast his first book for adlai stevenson for example so anyway, he's known for those two things and later on for a lot of his views with some of his former friends and that is what the book is partly about including walter burns, who i knew. he was a

not far from the claremont hotel. no word on any structural damage. we saw at least one vehicle stuck in the mud. we have a crew on the way to check it out. in the meantime, a dozen homes and three apartments had to be evacuated overnight in pittsburgh. first responders used a raft to rescue one woman over a flooded street inner harbor street near ventura avenue. officials say the flooding started around midnight when the creek began to overflow. >> it's crazy. i've never seen it before like this. seeing it like this has never been this bad. we have had rain but never this bad. >> the city open an emergency shelter at a nearby senior center. thankfully, no one had to use it a large pothole causing problems for drivers on 101 north near redwood city. drivers tell us they saw dozens of cars lined up on the side of the highway after running over the big pothole. >> it felt like the whole car jumped off the ground. i drove for another few minutes and i felt like, you know, the wheel rubbing around and the steering was all loose. i pulled over. by the time

polled, i think, like the folks in the city where i was born in scranton, the town i was raised in claremonte. they view america's workers and ready to work hard as hell and given and even shot. they just need the shot though. they get up every morning to go to work must the next i make an honest living. i've said many times, wall street is important but it didn't build this country. a middle-class built the country, and unions built a middle-class. [applause] i mean it. when i ran for president i agreed we would build from the bottom up in the middle out to bring back the good-paying jobs that you can raise a family on. whether or not you went to college. give families more breathing room invest in ourselves again, this an american again. that's what we've done. my first two years in office that two two strongest yearb growth on record in the entire history of the united states of america. [applause] we created nearly 11 million, 11 million jobs including 750,000 manufacturing jobs in two years. we're just getting started. where the hell is a rain to say america can't lead the world get in

it's 50 mph right above the claremont. they're called oakland north ben lomond mountains, 51 degrees and all the mountain 53. they all have a north northeasterly breeze and mount tam milpitas coming down a little bit, but the oakland hills 50 mph mount diablo 52 53 , so there's some pretty good wins, really kicking up its heels in the hills and some locations at the surface. it's calm, so we're having huge spreads on the lows. there's going to be a system coming in on the weekend. it's going to do this. it will come over land when they do that. they're moisture starved, but there could be a little bit of rain. we're not going into a weather pattern. so ignore that nonsense. if you see it on twitter, it's not happening. i don't see it yet cold to warm lows will be on the mild side. the warm side the cool side. take your pick palo alto's 40 at santa rosa 63. 60 at the napa airport. that's really warm. brent woods 48 degrees on the peninsula atherton menlo park. stanford are all in the thirties . yet montara beach and pillar

one, which is not far from the bay at claremont hotel.eley that crashed into a home on middlefield road near tilden park. >> it was terrifying when it started. it's trees and debris. >> slumbering. in 23 years, i've never seen anything like that here were it has actually taken out a home. >> we've been counting more than 500 landslides that have occurred date wide since the new year. more than 100 happened between sunday and monday alone. >> the danger does not stop once the rain stops. for some of the deeper, larger landslides, it takes longer time for the water to seep into the layers that are destabilized. it can takes weeks and sometimes months for the danger to really pass. >> there is always an explanation for these things. we like to bring in the experts. meteorologist darren peck is here. >> i thought this would be helpful. it's an updated map as of yesterday or the california geological survey put it together to help us visualize where the problem is for landslides. the deeper the shade of blue, the higher the concentration. thes

one trees fell today just after seven a.m. near the claremont hotel. the tree broke three utility poles and took down the power line, knocking out power to 72 customers. officials are asking people to avoid claremont avenue until further notice as traffic continues to be closed from stonewall to avalon. it's expected that repairs and power will be restored at this location by two in the morning in the santa cruz mountains, this weekend's wave of rain has prompted evacuation orders in the community of felton grove, first responders across data, cruz county say in addition to a flood threat down wires, fallen trees, sinkholes and mudslides are problems. ktvu zac sos aspects of our weather team coverage with a look at how people and felton grove are handling all of this. lot. batista and her neighbors in cleanup mode once again this morning after the san lorenzo river rushing behind her home spilled its banks. when it comes up, it comes up fast. her community of felt and grove evacuated early saturday morning. the river, peaking at 11 in the morning at 21

oakland hills, crews are hard at work cleaning up big mudslide we told you about, one not far from the claremont hotel, and one in berkeley, that one crashed into a home on middlefield road, that is still an unstable situation. berkeley firefighters tweeting out this video yesterday evening, saying they were diverting water from a leak within the slide. crews from several agencies were unseen, to prevent further erosion. the fire department tweeting, with one more storm system on the way, please stay safe. here are some of the warning signs of an impending mudslides. if c mud creeping up through the ground, or any other signs that might come with rumbling or cracking could indicate debris. >> pay attention. hats off to train workers there, they were able to get those folks safe and home tonight. before anyone freaked out. >> thank you so much. >>> time to switch over to paul to find out just how things are shaping up for us, now. >> and a chance of rain is headed our way. this one will be light and brief, but after weeks of rain, i know one more round of rain is one more than you want to deal wi

not far from the claremont hotel. there have been more than 500 landslides statewide since the new year. more than 100 slides between sunday and monday alone. just because the rain is winding down does not mean the earth is done moving. >> some of the deeper, larger landslides where it takes a long time for thwater to seep down to the layers were there to stabilize. it can take weeks. this video, out of santa cruz. look at the damage. the city has spent years trying to stop this famous stretch of the coastline falling into the ocean. this morning, this is what westcliff drive looks like. look at this map we built for you. it shows where it is located. a mile of it could be closed for months. some of the worst we have seen has been in santa cruz county. president biden could see it all first-hand. so much has happened since this week on the coast right there. devin fehely was in santa cruz with more on the expensive fix. >> this is the worst. i have seen land lost, boulders put in. what we really have not seen this muc

the old location at claremont avenue will slowly start to transition to the new facility. happening today, music fans listen up because tickets for bottlerock go on sale at noon and they will go fast. here are the prices. the three-day passes are reggie: that is not for vip. kumasi: that is just to get in there. headliners include post-malone, lil nas x and lizzo. it is memorial day weekend. that is in may at the napa valley expo. organizers say more than 75 bands will be playing on five ewdr: stages. good job. there is something for everybody. reggie: agreed. drew: i think they did a really good job. reggie: this might be one of their best lineups at least for my taste. kumasi: do you feel it is spread out evenly to get you to do the three days? drew: that is a good question. reggie: that is what i am trying to figure out. what day is what thing? drew: do they have that out? reggie: lizzo has to be last night. red-hot chilli peppers are the headliner. kumasi: wu tang clan and sheryl crow. drew: maybe they will drop the lineup later. kumasi: at this point you just get the

cleaning up to big mudslide that we told you about this one on alvarado road, not too far from the claremont hotel. berkeley firefighters share this video with us. look at them on the side. this is the slide that crashed into a home yesterday on middlefield road near tilden park. they are using the hose that you see there to divert water from a leak in the slide. >> this is our backyard area. we had a barbecue over there. >> the mud broke through the home where marjorie and her husband lived 20 years. it flowed into the backyard, wiping out there patio and shed. there have been more than 500 landslides statewide . since the new year, more than 100 slides between sunday and monday alone. just because the rain is winding down, that does not mean the earth is done moving. >> some of the deeper, larger landslides, where it takes lauren longer for the water to seep down and destabilize. it can take weeks or months for the danger to really pass. >> there is still some more rain heading our way. we can enjoy a rare night tonight. chief meteorologist paul heggen is tracking the last splash before a

the river of mud floated down alvarado road, not far from the claremont hotel. it was repaired after a big slide in 2007, which held up. this was another section. city crews are doing some work to stabilize the whole side and we also saw them digging a mini cooper out of the mud . we spoke with one longtime resident who is taking it all in stride. >> every day, you get up and put your pants on and go about your business. >> this is a long wildcat canyon road . berkeley police had to evacuate part of the area and close roads for cleanup. let's take you to the peninsula now. a rockslide is blocking part of crystal springs road east of 280. cars are getting around it on the side that is still clear. we are getting a look at dramatic video of the flooding in contra costa county that forced about a dozen people out of their beds and into boats this weekend. however street in pittsburgh was covered by four feet of rushing and overflowing water . we just learned it will be closed in both directions until at least wednesday. sean went back to check on the neighborhood t

slide near tilden park was just about five miles north of a second slide above highway 13, near the claremont club and spa. a driver got stuck in the oakland slide, this is on el dorado road, you can see the water rushing by the car, as city crews tried to shovel it and prize it free. gary has lived in the area for 30 years and he says this slide gibson d÷j÷ vu. >> in 2007, we had a situation where the hill, before it was repaired, had slid. some of the same crews were here again, as in 2007. they are back. >> reporter: no words on in berkeley roads will be able to reopen. >>> the bay area's highest peaks got a dusting this morning , did you catch it? that's mt. diablo in contra costa county and hamilton in santa clara county. let's check in with paul heggen. that means temperatures were pretty cold even though the sun is out. >> snow levels dropping around here and in the sierra and it is still snowing there. they are not quite done adding additional snowfall. let's look at snowfall in the mountains, they have picked up in the high sierra over the past 72 hours, this is since friday evening.

and in berkeley parts of claremont avenue were shut down today because of several down power lines. you can see a tree just created a big tangled mess and knocked out power to nearly 700 customers. this is at tanglewood road. pg&e says they have restored power in that area. santa cruz county has issued multiple evacuation orders as nearby waterways continue to rise mandatory evacuation orders are issued for low-lying areas and socal village and felt in grove the sheriff's office issued a new evacuation order for areas surrounding cliff drive in aptos and parts of watsonville deputies are going door-to-door now to warn residents to evacuate immediately residents can seek shelter at cabrillo college and the santa cruz county fairgrounds. check the san lorenzo river briefly edged above major flood stage at big tre in the santa cruz mountains according to the national weather service. the river reached the major flood stage of 21.8 feet at noon time the river then quickly receded below it by the next reading 15 minutes later. it is currently below the moderate flood stage also here no w

crews have parts of claremont avenue on alvarado shut down to clear the road of that debris. dan: flooding in pittsburgh is keeping the road closed and people evacuated. harbor street from stoneman to yosemite is shut down. evacuations are still in place for 19 homes in that area. authorities say an underground water channel broke saturday and the creek pressed it again overnight. >> the fire department and patrol personnel decided they needed to go door to door to tell them water was rising enough to tell them to evacuate. we knocked on 19 doors on ventura and harbor and asked them to evacuate. dan: the fire department's swift water rescue team helped 12 people out of the neighborhood by boat. one driver also had to be rescued. pittsburgh police say expect harbor to be closed through wednesday. ama: let's turn to spencer christian, even though we are mostly in the clear, there is still one little blip out there. spencer: that's true. here's a look at live doppler 7. virtually no rainfall in the bay area except for isolated sprinkles and showers. the next storm comes in wedne

can this fallen tree in the 7700 block of claremont avenue in the berkeley hills is one of many examplesof problems the bay area is dealing with. in the wake of the storm. the tree brought down power lines, leaving neighborhood homes in the dark and forced drivers to navigate a tree tunnel after someone removed the yellow tape to stop traffic, while this tall suv decided to avoid the risk others in lower profile cars didn't see a problem. it looks pretty safe, residents told us pg and e said they wouldn't be able to clear the tree and fix the lines until sunday evening at the earliest. there were also freeway exits where exiting is temporarily not possible, like the westbound marina boulevard off ramp and san leandro when headed north bong 8 80. and then there's this devastating to some , you know, this is big mudslide in san francisco happened in the wee hours of sunday morning, not far from the intersection of market street and castro. the earth came tumbling down right behind the rental museum, located next to corona heights. park storm damage forced sf reckon parts to temporarily clo

this fallen tree in the 7700 block of claremont avenue in the berkeley hills is one of many examples of problems the bay area is dealing with. in the wake of the storm. the tree brought down power lines, leaving neighborhood homes in the dark and forced drivers to navigate a tree tunnel after someone removed the yellow tape to stop traffic, while this tall suv decided to avoid the risk others in lower profile cars didn't see a problem. it looks pretty safe, residents told us pg and e said they wouldn't be able to clear the tree and fix the lines until sunday evening at the earliest. there were also freeway exits where exiting is temporarily not possible, like the westbound marina boulevard off ramp and san leandro when headed north bong 8 80. and then there's this devastating to some , you know, this has big mudslide in san francisco happened in the wee hours of sunday morning, not far from the intersection of market street and castro. the earth came tumbling down right behind the rental museum, located next to corona heights. park storm damage forced sf reckon parks to temporarily c

most of his career at claremont men's college and the graduate school.e is known for two things above all. one for a multi- rescuing lincoln but for directing attention to abraham lincoln as a much more serious statesman thinkers that a lot of historians treated him for that this famous book in 1959 call crisis of the house divided. and then come more notoriously perhaps he was the principal author of eric goldwater's speech in 1964. including the famous line extremism in defense of liberty is no wise moderation of the sense of justice is no virtue. that was a scandalous align very controversy oh. it was scandalous among us political thought philosophers andd fears. it's liberal anti- communism. versus vote for stevenson for example. he is known for those two things and then later on for a lot of his feuds and his former friends but that's with the book is partly about. including walter burns who i knew. he was a colleague at aei. somewhat a handful of people who knew him pretty well. i always regretted their feud which turned a personal. click start ove

a key to me, i chose claremont is because it is something that affix each and every one of us. when you look at our may be goal tail and or violation, it looks at only one gender. and even though old, we have to genders. so climate change affects each and every one of us, no matter the age, no matter the size, the matter, the gender, no matter the status. so it is something that is connected to us. ah me all day, long. one long, day, all day. but i'm born and raised in hong kong and i grew up in the collins i. i would say that my home town, it's like, it's really home me. i always feel connected to hong kong because i've been here for like my whole life. i have all my friends around me and my parents are or in hong kong, so i don't really have some other places that i could call home. i don't see them now. you're balancing it was on a boy. on is only 20 also opposing the young lady on the line is only going down to the horn. obama is out of bob. reasonable doing mom who was on cobra. i seen the activity around me make me realize that there's still hope in this city because the

over in berkeley part of claremont avenue near tanglewood was shut down due to downed power lines. you can see this enormous tree created a mess and knocked out power to nearly 700 customers. pg&e has restored power. along the peninsula the rain continues to pound the coast, a short distance away and pescadero the road collapse is this type of impact on infrastructure that worries pacifica president john bonta. >> it has been windy, there have been big waves, there been trees down, the high school my daughter attends had a power line come down near campus and crushed a car. >> from pacifica to pittsburgh there have been power outages, clog storm drains, lightning and flooding. >> i'm sure you're aware of all the flooding, if you need to get out -- >> in pittsburgh police went door-to-door to warn residents of a sinkhole that opened up a storm drain dumping on more than a foot of water onto residential streets and flooding this neighborhood. city officials warn if the nearby creek floods could damage homes. >> at first i was worried about it because i don't swim. but now i am in my

joining me now is ryan patel, a senior fellow at the drucker school of management at claremont universityod to see you. as we try and yet gain a lot more information from one data point. let's give it a shot because the markets thought this was great. what did you think of that jobs report and does it mean maybe, just maybe, that as the economy is downshifting that it will reach that sweet spot, right? lower inflation without that collateral damage to the labor market? >> i agree, paula. one thing, the market wants to pick one data point to be happy about and the data point i think they're looking at isn't the unemployment rate because the unemployment rate went the other way, chairman jerome powell wanted it to go the opposite direction. it was the average hourly earnings that continued to kind of soften and that's what you saw the market react, hoping it will be a softer landing. that word to me is not in the vocabulary. soft landing would be ideal but there's more variables than just one data point. we're talking about 1.7 job openings for every available worker, the labor force partic

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crews shutdown part of claremont avenue and alvarado road to clear the road. reggie: new video shows pittsburgh residents getting rested from floodwaters. the water rescue team was called in. they helped one group of people by boat. one driver had to be rescued. evacuations remain in place for 19 homes. >> the fire department and personnel decided they needed to go door to door and recommend them to evacuate. we knocked on 19 doors on ventura and a a flooding is keeg people from their homes. harbor street is a shutdown. an underground water channel broke saturday in the creek chris descendant. pittsburgh police say to expect harbor street to be closed until tomorrow. jobina: in the south bay, storm damage is blocking a chance to get out and enjoy parks. all of our park is one of those closed for now. alum rock is like a box canyon. privity can cause objects to slide down even in dry conditions. >> our hills are very saturated and soaking wet with rainwater that we can see mudslides, landslides, and rock slides coming down. jobina: even the temporary hollywood

across the bay in the east bay, a viewer sent us this picture of a tree down in east berkley on claremont avenue. the tree fell on some wires as well. viewer tells us the tree cut off power to everyone on that street. >> meanwhile, the oakland zoo will be closed until at least mid january due to damage done by yesterday's historic rainfall. a collapsed covurt. >> located at the entrance of the zoo has caused a massive sinkhole on golf links road. the zoo says the sinkholes about 10 feet wide and 10 feet deep clearly impassable to vehicles and with more rain expected over the next week, engineers believe the sinkhole could, in fact worsen anyone with reservations to visit the zoo through january. 17th will receive a refund. just check your email and take a look at this thing called a large one formed in castro valley. this on redwood road near mile marker 8. you can see the road completely washed out there. no word on how long it's going to take for that road to reopen and further east. and brett, what mudslides have forced officials to close a stretch of marsh creek road between morgan te

crews shut down parts of claremont avenue to clear the road of debris. jobina: in the south bay, the widespread storm damage as blocking chances to get out and enjoy local parks again. san jose's popular park is one of those closed right now. it is described as a box canyon, where the sides are very steep and objects could slide down even in dry conditions. >> the area is very soaked with the rainwater. we can still see mudslides, landslides, rock slides coming down. jobina: even the temporary hollywood-style sign that celebrated the parks 150 years in 2022 is no more. there is a lot to do before the park can reopen, and that includes assessing unknown damage on every trail, clearing out narrow trails by hand, and even bringing in heavy equipment to do the job. reggie: on the peninsula, a stretch of highway one at the peninsula is back open. you can see just how big this boulder was that toppled onto the road and why it clogged it. lanes were blocked for several hours. the chp called for heavy equipment to be brought in and they removed the boulder. jobi

the power lines on claremont avenue and burke earlier today.wer restored. in sonoma, a tree came down this morning on dream valley road, also bringing down a power line. >> let's take a look outside. things are drier, but not for long. we seem to be saying that a lot lately. drier but not for long. >> essentially, we have overlapping storms. again during the day tomorrow. it has a busy, while the for the golden gate bridge. wind gust were brought in by a thunderstorm, the thunderstorm also brought a lightning strike atop the south tower of the golden gate bridge. now the stronger storms have moved off to the east. we are still seeing isolated downpours across marin county over towards areas near berkeley and oakland. most of the weather, for now, starting to move off to the east. satellite news show you that as the storm wind down, this next one is starting to wind up. temporarily into tomorrow morning, we catch a bit of a break. this will be midmorning sunday, maybe early afternoon. as we had toward tomorrow night, the rain comes back in and p

the storm knocked down trees, including this one on claremont avenue that blocked the street and power lines. rosel knockdown, leaving nearby homes with no power for hours and over in san francisco, a huge boulder rolled down a hillside near the randall museum. it's impressive, very impressive. the size of the boulder is amazing. had rolling rock stopped before it hit the rocky mountain nursery school playground and the swing set there were not damaged, but there is a lot to clean up before it's safe again for kids to play their director, always worried that a mudslide was possible, but never expected something like this. rec and park was just here. the week before break pruning these trees. ah so i think nobody had an idea. but i think no one thought we were going to get almost 5.5 inches of rain in 24 hours. and all around the bay area freeways were affected by all of the rain, many on ramps and exits blocked recovered by standing water. caltrans wants to clear all the damages fast as possible, and by late today they hope to have all freeways accessible again. the oakland zoo will be

. >> didn't bring up if you go just directly east of groveland florida claremont lake county orange county used to be winter gard with windermere, real estate behind because of shortage real estate has taken over thater a, squeezing out producers of oranges. >> mark lou stay right there next hour "mornings with maria" begins right now. . maria: good thursday morning. thanks very much for joining us this morning i am maria bartiromo. it is thursday, january 26, top stories right now 8:00 a.m. often the button east coast, today job cuts as we await slowing gdp numbers for the fourth quarter ibm announced it will cut almost 4,000 jobs about 1 1/2% workforce due to slowing corporate spending. the cloud business stock right now, is down 2 and a third% reporting flat sales for the quarter last night after the market closed, more earnings out this morning southwest american airlines jetblue, southwest jet blue a double beat on earnings and revenue, american beat on concerns but came in line with revenue, intel visa after the bell, as you can see, the stock talking about mixed southwest one weak s

this one on claremont avenue. you can see the tree fell on some wires as well. the viewer sent us this picture says the tree actually cut off power to everyone on that street. and there are plenty of people still without power tonight. this is a live look at outages from pg and e much better than yesterday. but a few areas around the bay still in the dark tonight at last check, more than 7,000 customers do not have power. most of them, as you can see in this map and the east bay. but outages are are pretty scattered. that yellow, those yellow block signifying some 52 as many as 500 customers without power. now, the storm also forced roads to close in san ramon, a portion about costa boulevard has been reopened after being completely closed overnight due to some flood damage. the westbound number 2 lane, though, remaining closed for further inspection tonight. portions of the nearby golf course also remain under water. the san ramon fire department responded to more than 100 flood and storm related incidents yesterday. officials are also closing off marsh creek r

in berkeley, the storm knocked down trees, including this one on claremont avenue that one blocked the street and power lines were also knocked down, leaving nearby homes with no power for hours in san francisco , a huge boulder rolled down a hillside near the randall museum. it's impressive, very impressive. the size of the boulder is amazing. that rolling rock stop before it hit the rocky mountain nursery school. the playground in the swing set were not damaged, but there is still plenty to clean up before it's safe again for children to play there. the school director always feared that much life was possible, but says they never expected something like this. rec and park was just here. the week before break pruning these trees. ah so i think nobody had an idea. but i think no one thought we were going to get almost 5.5 inches of rain in 24 hours. across the bay area. freeways were affected by the rain, with many on ramps and exits blocked or covered by standing water. caltrans is trying to clear all the damages fast as possible and violate today it hopes to have all those freeways

there was also another mudslide in the claremont hills area on alvarado road and farther north in the berkeley hills. mudslide here spilled inside of a home. this was on middlefield and wildcat canyon roads around 14 people were evacuated as firefighters and geologists surveyed that seen a small community of pescadero has been one of the hardest hit areas during these recent storms, power outages, flooding and landslides have besieged the cemetery. oh county coastline. ktvu jana katsuyama continues our team coverage tonight with more on the challenges they're facing as they try to clean up places where you've never see creeks or anything or streams, all this water just gushing down from the hillside because it's so saturated, eric says. the weekend rain brought more pain to bask todaro. this video from the weekend shows the main intersection flooded. this creek was flowing here in in the pasture across the road. about three ft high ridges on the municipal advisory council. and he says, this small community of some 600 people, it's surrounded by two creeks that swelled into rushing riv

a massive mudslide spilled onto alvarado road in the claremont hills, the oakland hills had their share of trouble, too. this hillside on st andrew's road collapsed for the second time in as many weeks . we could hear the creaking of the tree, you know, like quick like it's cracking. and we go okay and then just starts inside. sets and we thought it was going to topple over, but it just slips straight down in the middle of the road crews were busy cutting up the tree throughout the day as the entire east bay braces for more landslides. crews have already dismantled a good portion of that oak tree and hope to have front loaders into clear the rest of the road in the coming days. evan sernoffsky ktvu, fox two news highway 13 in oakland remains closed tonight in the southbound direction because of down trees and mud. a tree fell onto the freeway last night between broadway terrorists and moraga avenue. caltrans crews say they noticed the problem then quickly became worse. they quickly saw that the root system of the tree was holding up the slope. so we sent out another crew, uh, to help wi

down at berkeley during the stormy weather yesterday, one of the large trees fell right near the claremont hotel. the tree broke three utility poles took down the power line that knocked out power to 72 customers nearby. fortunately officials were able to restore that power early this morning. take a live look at the pgd outage map where a few places in the south bay are experiencing outages quite a few. in fact, new storms are complicating efforts to get power restored all around the bay area, you can see green and yellow icons on the map from pg and e s website showing how out it has spanned across the area, many of which, as you might imagine, or whether related estimated time of service will be restored varies from out of the outage. monterey county remains one of the biggest trouble spots or california during these recent storms. want to show you some photos that were posted on twitter showing the scene yesterday morning. this is what a mudslide actually blocked the lanes of highway 68 that is the main roadway that links monterey and salinas crews were able to remove that mud and you'

south of massive mudslide spilled onto alvarado road in the claremont hills, oakland hills, had their share of trouble too. this hillside on st andrew's road collapsed for the second time in as many weeks. we could hear the creaking of the tree, you know, like quick like it's cracking. and we go okay and then just starts inside. sets and it we thought it was going to topple over, but it just slips straight down in the middle of the road crews were busy cutting up the tree throughout the day as the entire east bay braces for more landslides. claudine, heather arborists here on st andrew's road have actually been making pretty steady progress all day. once they get that oak tree chopped up will probably bring in a front loader and start scooping up some of this mud and slurry and hopefully get this road back open, but it seems like these all over the hills that they're going to be working on for the days to come. despite this nice weather we're having. for now, reporting live in oakland, evan sernoffsky ktvu, fox two news. alright, thank you , evan well, state water officials are contin

south of massive mudslide spilled onto alvarado road in the claremont hills, oakland hills, had their share of trouble too. this hillside on st andrew's road collapsed for the second time in as many weeks. we could hear the creaking of the tree, you know, like quick like it's cracking. and we go okay and then just starts inside. sets and we thought it was going to topple over, but it just slips straight down in the middle of the road crews were busy cutting up the tree throughout the day as the entire east bay braces for more landslides. alex back here on st andrew's road. they're actually making really good progress on that tree behind me. once they get that cleared, they can bring in the front loaders and start scooping up some of this muck, but again, they're going to be dealing with problems like this all over these hills and the east bay as this wet weather has, fortunately subsided. problems unfortunately, are continuing reporting live here in oakland, evan sernoffsky ktvu fox two news, and they have to worry about one more round of rain coming later this week and what that pote

you see here on claremont avenue that blank the street and power lines were also knocked down, leaving nearby homes with no power for hours, and in san francisco, a huge boulder rolled down a hillside near the randall museum. it's impressive, very impressive. the size of the boulder is amazing. that rolling rock stop before hitting the rocky mountain nursery school. the school swing set in playground were not damaged, but there's plenty of cleaning up to do before it's safe for children to play there. the school director always feared that a mudslide was possible, but never expected. something like this. rec and park was just here. the week before break pruning these trees. ah so i think nobody had an idea. but i think no one thought we were going to get almost 5.5 inches of rain in 24 hours. and across the bay area. freeways were affected by rain, with many on ramps and exits blocked or covered by standing water. caltrans possible, and by late today it hopes to have off freeways accessible again. well the oakland zoo is going to be closed for at least the next two weeks due to the dam

currently 48 mph that's right above the claremont, thereby the caldecott tunnel.nt diablo 43 last tramp aziz cahill's 38 after that has been coming down sonoma mountain 29 mountain. tobias was around 35 earlier. now they're only 24 not so bad, at least at ben lomond in the santa cruz mountains, but mountie ablow spent 43 to 54 mph in the oakland hills 2 30 this morning. 54 mph. i mean, that's really, really cooking there, and it's still doing pretty strong. the 49ers eagles came. it looks cloudy but mild 52 degrees. there's no rain in the forecast until that night, so i think the game will be long gone, so no snow or issues like that in the forecast. our last rain was january 19th. it's only been eight days. okay midwinter dry spells are very, very common. even during the very wet years. 82 83 97 98 we had about 18 or 24 days of dry weather, so just because we're at eight doesn't mean we're not going to see rain return until we get there, though. temperatures have been pretty warm yesterday. santa rosa airport 75, santa rosa, 72 napa hayward, oakland seventies sfo

construction contract award for claremont yerba buena sewer replacement and modification for period of time safety at various locations 100011946. the minutes include corrections to typos and changes for clarity in items 3, 8, 10 and 11. and for both the contract award which is 4b and the contract modification 4c. the contract value is boost 1 mission threshold for consideration by the commission and below the 5 million dollars tloeshld to be heard individually with the contract delegation policy adopt by this commission. >> all consent items can be heard individual low upon request by a commissioner, staff or public. and adoption of the consent calendar and resolutions contained in it is an action item. >> thank you. i have a question or a comment on one item. i don't know if mr. congress is in the audience. this regards the street and sewer replace am contract. he followed up with a helpful map. of the locations of the pave am renovations and sewer replacements. i was going to thank him and request in future presentations or documentations supporting items on consent and regularical

snowfalls not diablo south at 47, oakland north that's right above the claremont south of 37. big rock by nevada was south at 41 mph fifties and sixties on the temps. it's a mild air mask. i would look for a lot of rain here in the morning, slowly decreasing in the afternoon again from north to south. but the secondary part of this system is right here. this has to come in tomorrow, and then there's another system out there that will be here on wednesday. it does look like it will favor areas to the north. we will get a break on thursday, maybe parts of friday but still a lot of rain to go, you guys alright, save time. 5 23 the nfl honors domar hamlin be injured safety for the buffalo bills how his team paid tribute to him on the very first play of yesterday's game. president biden is now in mexico after touring the southern border. texas governor greg abbott welcomed him with a hand delive d letter. business cant business ce connectivity solution. it's the largest, fastest, reliable network. advanced gig speed wifi. and cyberthreat protection. starting at just $49.99 a month.

construction contract award for claremont yerba buena sewer replacement and modification for period of time safety at various locations 100011946. the minutes include corrections to typos and changes for clarity in items 3, 8, 10 and 11. and for both the contract award which is 4b and the contract modification 4c. the contract value is boost 1 mission threshold for consideration by the commission and below the 5 million dollars tloeshld to be heard individually with the contract delegation policy adopt by this commission. >> all consent items can be heard individual low upon request by a commissioner, staff or public. and adoption of the consent calendar and resolutions contained in it is an action item. >> thank you. i have a question or a comment on one item. i don't know if mr. congress is in the audience. this regards the street and sewer replace am contract. he followed up with a helpful map. of the locations of the pave am renovations and sewer replacements. i was going to thank him and request in future presentations or documentations supporting items on consent and regularical

still though , in oakland, berkeley hills north northeast 22 right there above the claremont east in the city, eastern, alameda, northwest or northeast, many locations so it hasn't turned south yet, but if only for a few forties on a lot of the tents, make it a couple of thirties, although there's a lot of moisture in there. thirties up in healdsburg, also middletown, and it's all forties here in marin county, most of sonoma county unless you're well north. also over towards american canyon sonoma and napa hall in the mid forties, so mix of sun and clouds today then that system will begin to roar in and i do mean roaring fifties on the temps. if he's on the temps, low, mid upper tempts and we are looking for rain and wind to come in on wednesday going to thursday. i think we get a little bit of a break friday, then more rain may be heavy at times coming in saturday night sunday. all right. thank you. steve history was made in the alameda county criminal justice system coming up. we're going to hear from pamela price as she becomes alameda county's first black district attorney, and s

now in the claremont hills, there was another mudslide don't alvarado road and further north than the berkeley hills mudslide reached the homes on middlefield and wildcat canyon roads for 14 people to evacuate as both firefighters and geologists for checking to see if it was safe for them to return. well there's no word yet on when several youth sports classes on the couch campus will resume. they were canceled because of landslides in the berkeley hills . ktvu is elissa harrington shows us how a mudslide came within several feet of the cow gymnastics club. it's becoming a too familiar sight here in the bay area, another landslide this one near the golden bear rec center at uc berkeley on the clark kerr campus infrastructure can't handle the amount of water falling on us right now, carl student danny penina quickly realized the thick mud was too much for his scooter to handle running back to my dorm and like i can't go there now, obviously because it's a lot of roads closed. it's inconvenient, but what are you gonna do cuts through the middle of the wreck and youth sports area on spor

in fact the most important california supreme court case is on point called claremont address to recordingregarding traffic stops and race and concludes that meet and confer is not appropriate. i want to encourage the commission to keep taking these steps on future dgo's and we need greater transparency and bargaining needs and setting the limit on where meet and confer goes. thank you. public speaker: hello, i'm the president of the bar of the san francisco. on behalf of the bar in san francisco, i'm in support of dgo. we are not neutral about effective policing and safety. we care deeply about this community. the persistence of racial disparity in pretext stops is discouraged on our city. as outlined in our memo, much of the policy is not subject to collective bargaining agreement it's not skirting the law but following the law. we know this will not change the surge on disparities, but it's a start. we thank this commission and the chief for your attention to this important issue. this is how it begins. >> thank you. it was really thoughtful and informative and i really appreciate it. >