cornell: it looks a little too deep. >> definitely.ornell: steady rain made north bay roadways slick and hazardous. we saw this spin out on northbound highway 101 in santa rosa, a car facing the wrong direction in the center divide. >> scary. i wake up at night when it rains really hard. cornell: catherine is watching the weather and the unstable hillside behind her home on cooper drive in santa rosa, where two neighboring homes were red tagged last week. friday, sky 7 found citigroups using bulldozers to remove portions of the landslide. but with another atmospheric river in the forecast, catherine is feeling nervous. >> i don't want it to impact the actual foundation or structure. i don't want to lose value in my home. cornell: tarps and rain ponchos are hot sellers at pdas hardware, even on the last day of winter. >> checking out your pumps and gutters before it hits is always a good time to do it. cornell: got to be ready, right? >> you got it. we have a lot of practice. cornell: mike azra and his daughter say bring on the next sto

cornell? cornell: yeah, hey, j.r. here we go it has been another wet, windy day. first responders are watching the approaching system very carefully. they say it will likely bring mudslides and new flooding. more rain in marin saturday. roads were slick and windshield wipers got another workout. in mill valley, a crane was helping a big cleanup, where a 50 foot oak tree crashed into a home during the last storm. tree removal experts say they have been slammed with calls, and it is not over yet. >> there is one more atmospheric river coming monday and tuesday. cornell: what do you think that is going to come? >> more. cornell: more trees down? >> more trees down. cornell: in sonoma county, creeks and streams are running high. first responders are preparing for an additional three inches to seven inches of rain, and that is a concern for more flooding. there is nowhere for the water to go. >> the roads are very saturated. our rivers and streams are running full now, and with more rain, we are just expecting to have more of that localized flooding in our low-lying ar

cornell: right? liz: thanks. new this morning out of monterey county, evacuations underway after the river levy breached overnight. national guard high water rescue and swift water rescue crews have been requested. two evacuation shelters are open at the santa cruz county fairgrounds and compass church. restoration work on the levy is expected throughout the morning. also in monterey county, a scary situation as authorities rushed to pull people out of their cars. this happened overnight near the river. we are working to get more information on what happened, but you can see in this video authorities pulling a child and one adult out of the car as the water around them comes up around their car. thankfully, everybody appears to be ok but it shows how fast things can change. we want to show you more of the damage left behind. we are going to do that in the south bay where we are once again seeing widespread floods, swamping roads and major highways. that includes highway 101 which has since been reopened. lauren m

cornell: cornell barnard, abc7news. dion: much more to come. a special event by the santa rosa fire department and police department, hoping to get more women interested in the public safety field. going to the darkside why the uss hornet is being taken over by darth vader and stormtroopers this weekend. a live look outside where you can see the bay bridge and lots of traffic in either direction. dry now, but more rain is on the way. with models that fit any lifestyle. and innovative ways to make your e-tron your own. through elegant design and progressive technology. all the exhilaration, none of the compromise. the audi e-tron family. progress that moves you. empress of: you're american. and then you come home and you're honduran. marianne: totally relate to that. it's like a double personality kind of thing. ♪ ♪ dion: a big push to get women more interested in careers in public safety. they hosted their second annual career expo. people were able to network, meet with dog recruiters and josh jobtake a look. the aircraft carrier and museum ho

cornell: safe to say a very stressful time here. the fire department says the property above the homes is owned by a synagogue at the top of the hill. that congregates in tells us -- that congregation sells us it is working closely with engineers to protect with sandbags, and once the area is safe, the city plans to remove portions of a lot of the dirt to reduce the threat. in order for that to happen, they need dry weather. as you know, another storm is on the way. we are live in santa rosa tonight, i'm cornell barnard, abc 7 news. julian: thank you so much. you can keep track of the changing weather conditions and get the same live doppler 7 that our weather team uses. it is available on demand on the abc 7 bay area app. you can download it right now wherever you stream. ama: now to the latest on the abrupt collapse of silicon valley bank and signature bank. president biden announced today his administration is stepping up to make sure customers of the bank retrieve their money. abc 7 news anchor liz kreutz is here with the impact

cornell barnard joins us live in with the latest. cornell: what a wallop it was. sonoma county has gotten so much water. it has gotten nowhere to go. many cars were stuck and trees toppled the, damaging homes. some neighborhoods are underwater. this is what folks on mill street woke up to friday morning after the storm passed through, almost a foot of floodwater here. >> it's crazy. it just came out of nowhere. i don't even know where it came from. cornell: firefighters say the flooding came from swollen millcreek. runoff flooded armstrong mills road, leaving some drivers stranded. the driver of this fedex truck stalled out and had to be rescued. firefighters say the road was closed and signs were posted. >> you don't know how deep it is, especially if you can't see the centerline, and we say, don't drive through flooded roadways. cornell: tow truck drivers say they pull lots of folks out of roadways this time of year. >> i've been doing this almost 24 years. cornell: as far as the eye can see, many vineyards in the russian river valley look more like lakes. by su

cornel right now. another game of beat the clock, when it comes to the weather. we are talking about this hillside right here, all day long we have seen city crews working to shore it up, because more rain is coming. santa rosa cit quickly before the next storm. using heavy equipment to stabilize a saturated hill with gravel. or a landslide continues to threaten homes. >> i am one house away from being red tagged now: landslide danger prompted city officials to red tagged two homes last week. more rain is the last thing nervous neighbors want. >> we are not hoping for it, but mother nature has her own mind. >> i think there is another storm, i am expecting a little more dirt to shift. cornell: slowly inching toward this house, it has already destroyed the new fence. she hopes crews can help avert disaster. >> i feel hopeful, they are working on fixing the issue. hopefully, it is only positive from here. cornell: a porti was closed over the weekend after this landslide in napa county. officials expect more scenes like this during the next round of storms because t

cornell: what do you think that is going to bring? >> more. cornell: more trees down? >> more trees down. cornell: in sonoma county, creeks and streams are running high. first responders are preparing for an additional three inches to seven inches of rain, and that is a concern for more flooding. there is nowhere for the water to go. >> the soils are saturated. our rivers and small streams and creeks are running full now, and with more rain, we are just expecting to have more of that localized flooding in our low-lying areas. cornell: in san mateo county, highway 84 closed in both directions at portola road to skyline boulevard after a landslide caused this giant crack in the roadway. detours are in place. in santa cruz county, crews have managed to fix and reopen one lane of main street, restoring access to 450 homes. residents were cut off when swollen bates creek washed away part of the road. rain did not stop tj mcguire and her dog moose from taking a walk. >> i know that we need it. i wish it was more spaced out. we have been drenched, and poor him, i had to give

cornell barnard, abc7news. dion: don't forget, you can always get weather and the latest breaking news updates on the palm of your hand with the abc7news bay area app. we sent out this push alert giving you a timeline and breakdown of the storm coming. download the app and enable those push notifications. moving on, police in san jose are looking for the driver of a car that hit and killed a woman on a bicycle tonight. that collision happened on blossom hill road just before 7:00. police say officers tried to help but the victim died at the scene. the driver did not stop. investigators have not yet released a description of the vehicle. a daylong standoff with an arm demand near gilroy has come to a violent and. the standoff unfolded at a home on dryden avenue near bishop court in santa clara county. that is where deputy sheriffs responded at about 8:00 and were shot at by the suspect. no one was hit, according to authorities. now less than two hours ago, gunfire corrupted again. t of the house and was a threat

cornell: what do you think that is going to bring? >> more. cornell: more trees down? >> more trees down. cornell: in sonoma county, creeks and streams are running high. first responders are preparing for an additional three inches to seven inches of rain, and that is a concern for more flooding. there is nowhere for the water to go. >> the roads are very saturated. our rivers and small streams and creeks are running full now, and with more rain, we are just expecting to have more of that localized flooding in our low-lying areas. cornell: in san mateo county, highway 84 closed in both directions at portola road to skyline boulevard after a landslide because this giant crack in the roadway. detours are in place. in santa cruz county, crews have managed to fix and reopen one lane of main street, restoring access to 450 homes. residents were caught off when swollen bates creek washed away part of the road. rain did not stop tj mcguire and her dog most from taking a walk. >> i know that we need it. i wish it was more spaced out. we have been drenched, and poor him, i had

cornell: what do you think that is going to bring? >> more. cornell: more trees down?more trees down. cornell: in sonoma county, creeks and streams are running high. first responders are preparing for an additional three inches to seven inches of rain, and that is a concern for more flooding. there is nowhere for the water to go. >> the roads are very saturated. our rivers and small streams and creeks are running full now, and with more rain, we are just expecting to have more of that localized flooding in our low-lying areas. cornell: in san mateo county, highway 84 closed in both directions at portola road to skyline boulevard after a landslide because this giant crack in the roadway. detours are in place. in santa cruz county, crews have managed to fix and reopen one lane of main street, restoring access to 450 homes. residents were caught off when swollen bates creek washed away part of the road. rain did not stop tj mcguire and her dog most from taking a walk. >> we have been drenched, and poor him, i had to give him a bathrobe to dry him off. cornell: no rain del

cornell barnard, abc 7 news.: to keep up with the changing weather you can access the same live doppler7 our team uses on demand on the abc abc 7 bay area app. developing news. president biden is responding to four attacks on u.s. forces in syria. an american contractor died one of the attacks. daria albinger has the details. daria: more drone and rocket attacks on u.s. bases in syria. at least four in the last 48 hours. the first happening thursday morning at a u.s. airbase in northeast syria. intelligent saying it was a one-way attack drone made in iran. a u.s. contractor was killed, another injured and five military servicemembers were wounded. this is the first time an american has been killed in syria. in a drone attack president biden authorizing retaliatory airstrikes. the u.s. launching two f-15s to destroy two iranian training and equipping facilities in the region. >> the united states does not emphasize seeking conflict with iran. but be prepared for us to act forcefully to protect our people. daria: 9

cornell: there was flooding on harbor boulevard at the belmont. the entire park. >> the water keeps on we have to be prepared and get our stuff in case we have to evacuate. cornell: staff cleaning up after their business got flooded with weights and equipment heavily damaged. >> this will cost about $75,0 cornell: a rainy weekend across the bay area with another storm on the way. reggie: placer calfire officials working to remove snow around north lake tahoe. the city got heavy rainfall which has led to hazards for structures. many businesses remain closed as rain moves to the bay area, you can keep track of the changing conditions and access the same live doppler 7 our team uses on-demand and you can download it where you stream. kumasi: firefighters rescued two surfers who got stuck on a cliff. this video was shared. they try to swim back to the beach after the leash broke on their boards got caught in a riptide but were able to make it to a safe point. a friend called 911. fire fighters hold them to the top of the -- pulled them to the top of t

julian: thanks cornell. to the south bay where the drastic levy breach along upon row river is on full display. it is on the border between monterey and santa rosa. zach: we are in monterey county just off ofthe main roads that connects the peninsula to the rest ofhe t this is not a lake, this is bag land that has been flooded. nuy.cials saythe on in we are seeing impacts of that throughout the county. the images there are devastating. many who live there are ag workers who are out of their homes, evacuated. they may not be able to return for months. we will have more on the impacts of the ag industry and the rest of the industry at 6:00 tonight. kristen: we take into the east bay where leslie brinkley is live with more on preparations for yet another atmospheric river. leslie: everywhere. recreational opportunities continue to be rainsoaked throughout the east bay. in some cases, runoff in rising creeks caused the problems. in other cases, just more bad weather to contend with. at the oakland zoo in the mid

live in marin county, cornell bernard abc 7 news. dion: good advice from chp and from you to hang in there. thank you. a portion of highway 29 is closed after a landslide in napa county. crews are working to remove rocks north of calistoga. motorists are advised to use alternate routes. and the roads are wet in the sierra. for those heading back home from ski resorts, this is how it looked earlier today on interstate 80 in truckee, where you can see it yes, snow was falling. chains are not required over donner summit. meanwhile, snow keeps piling up in the sierra. this morning the uc berkeley central sierra snow map tweeted that they added more than an inch and a half from the storm on donner summit with much more on the way. they are one inch away from the season being their second snowiest on record. this season they have picked up nearly 56 feet of snow. the number one spot by the way is held by the 1952 and 53 winter with an astonishing 67 feet of the white stuff. moving to san francisco where the weather is to blame for a large

cornell? reporter: it is sunny right now, but it is another game of beat the clock when it comes to the weather. we have seen crews up on the hill trying to stabilize this compromised hillside off of cooper drive. neighbors are watching very closely and more rain is coming. santa rosa city crews are moving quickly before the next storm, using heavy equipment to stabilize a saturated hill with gravel, where a landslide continues to threaten homes. >> i'm one house away from being red tagged. reporter: he lives on cooper drive, where landslide danger prompted city officials to read tech to homes last week. more rain is the last thing neighbors want. >> we are not hoping for it, but mother nature has got her own mind. >> i think there's another storm coming in. i'm expected more of the dirt to shift a little bit. reporter: this giant mound of earth, slowly inching toward becca acosta's house. it's already destroyed her new fence. she hopes crews can help avert disaster. >> i feel hopeful they are

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in mill valley cornell bernard abc 7 news much cornell, the placer county oes and cal fire officials are working to remove snow around north tahoe the city got heavy snowfall yesterday, which caused high hazards to some structures a lot of businesses remain closed while crews scoop up the ice and also the snow. more rain moves through the bay area this weekend. you can keep track of the changing conditions and access the same live doppler 7 that are weather team uses. it's available on demand on the abc 7 bay area app download it wherever you stream. to developing news us tech and finance sectors are calling on the federal government to work out a solution for the failed silicon valley bank. the bank was known for helping early stage that svb. we have no other recourse. there is no payroll for monday the company provides automation software for the chip industry bhajwani says even before this company during deposit insurance corporation is only guaranteeing 250,000. we have millions are we we're gonna be just shut down if this is not resolved silicon valley bank has been funding sili

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he's out of moves, cornell.inking ship. >> it could always get worse. >> i guess it could get worse -- >> it could get worse. >> i would argue a crappy coup is -- >> it could get worse. >> american president, bazzle. >> alvin bragg, i know him, i voted for him. people complain he was dragging his feet on this case, including folks that worked for him, so if it is actually coming to some conclusion now with a potential indictment, hats off to him for him taking the time to do this the right way. i would say that first and foremost. to your point, i think that the -- as someone said yesterday, his feature at cpac sound like a script from the empire strikes back. this is a man who will basically use a potential second term to engage in retribution and vengeance against everyone that has crossed him. and if you thought that was the case in season one of donald trump's presidency, you wait for season two, because it will -- i believe that it can get worse, and i'm imagining that should he actually win, ron desantis,

liz: the governor laid out the plan yesterday and cornell barnard has the details. >> we want to be the per amendment -- the preeminent restorative justice facility in the world, that is a goal. cornell: governor gavin newsom announcing that the most notorious prison is getting a new name and mission. >> we have to be in the homecoming business, it is not about rehabilitation but homecoming. cornell: this prison was built in 1842 -- 1832 will now be called san quentin rehabilitation center are less dangerous prisoners will get education, training, and rehabilitation under a plan modeled after scandinavian concepts which focus on preparing people to return people to society. >> we want to reduce costs and reduce incarceration and make sure that people when they come out come out as fully engaged and committed members of our community and society and are contributing and not likely to reenter into the system. >> together we have created a place where second chances and true hope are a reality. liz: while some people are praising the plan others are upset by the idea of turning san quentin

but >> you know, cornell, that's i got through cornell.yeah, i would've never gone through college without that money wise. >> oh, selling it, you mean? >> yeah. [laughter] let's just say i was ahead of my time, because it's legal now. but it was like pressed into this brick. and it was gold. i've never seen pot that look that way. and i never had a high like that. i've never seen it again. but if anybody out there turned me in the right direction, i enormously appreciate it. >> but it wasn't all smoke at the bar. i also wanted to know who he looks up to most, his inspiration. and i surprised by his answer. >> who is your hero, other than ben karlyn, who is your hero then someone you look up to? >> george washington. >> seriously? >> why is that even a question? >> because it seems like an earnest answer. >> because your bill maher, george washing? to >> but now that he is sort of semi cancel as well. >> that's not why i meant it. it's just i don't expect you. like he said rutherford b. hayes, i would've been surprised to. i just was not e

they're officially calling an end to their ongoing drought emergency, abc seven news reporter cornell bernard explains what it means for that community. back to back winter storms have been more than a drop in the bucket for santa rosa. it's been a game changer when it comes to our drought for santa rosa. we no longer need to implement our water shortage plan and we don't need to have a water shortage emergency in place. those are words water department director jennifer burke never thought she'd say. but this week after 33 inches of rainfall since october, 1st the city canceled its drought emergency plan, which asked the community to reduce its water use by 20% we now have about four years of water supply in place. so great news. rosa gets most of its water from lake sonoma reservoir last fall water levels here were the lowest in history. today the reservoir is essentially fullsince i think js cooley from the u. s. army corps of engineers says there's so much water releases have begun on the dam spillway to make room for more rainfall expected next week. we've seen an incredible pend

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. >>>> but we will begin with cornell barnard and the imminent demise of the sausalito fixture. it is houseboat poised to go under. >> if you guys have ever been to sausalito chances are you have seen the taj mahal. arguably the most famous houseboat around. as you can see it is listing to the right after taking on a lot of water during this week storm. residents on board got out safely. the houseboats future is not look good. >> flooded up to the main floor. the tide goes in and out. >> one of the most famous houseboats in sausalito is sinking after being tossed and turned by tuesday's epic storm. >> he probably heard byman cyclone -- hard bomb cyclone and kept coming. it rolled her a lot and broke windows. >> the caretaker says the houseboat is quickly taking on water. salvage crews have tried to raise her but with no luck. the back deck full of furniture is slowly vanishing. >> i had 14 pumps going. everybody gave it a good go. it is not working. >> drone view seven was over the taj mahal. one of the larger houseboats by far in the yacht harbor. it has been a landmark since t

cornell: it was once home to death row and now will be called san quentin rehabilitation center where less dangerous prisoners will get education, training, and rehabilitation under a new plan model after a scandinavian model focusing people returning to society. >> we want to reduce cost and incarceration by keeping our community safe and make sure that people when they come out, as fully engaged and committed members of community and society and are contributing and not likely to reenter into the system. >> have created a place where second chances and true hope are a reality. liz: while some are praising the plan, others are set at turning it into a rehabilitation center. when says the plant will not work for violent offenders. >> i think it is a bunch of garbage and dangerous to the good people of california. liz: class's real daughter was kidnapped and murdered by richard allen davis. he says davis was released from a rehabilitation center and killed his daughter a few months later. we have insight into what it would be for political concerns. >> the people who are released, if t

from the cornell, officially, we're really not remember that the candid legally announced that her job by a thumb and of course, all of the hostilities need to and shoot you an additional property catalyst. edible still hasn't received his conscription notice, but he doesn't want to take any risks. and with the winter, almost over there is no immediate need to leave. a little earlier dw corresponded natalia small and save our from our russian language channel, joined me here in the studio, she prepared the report you just saw. now looking at this report, some people are leaving. some people are hiding that some people are supporting, put in as well. how would you describe are the, the, the take, the view, the feeling that the russian society has about the war right now? i think one year after the beginning of the war, the majority is just very tired and desperate and doesn't want this to carry on. actually, the official numbers earth, they the there is the broadest big for point, but there is serious 1000. this official statistics and official surveys independent researchers have own c

live in sonoma county, cornell bernard, abc7 news. kristen: now to reporter zach fontes in the santa cruz mountains, where residents are preparing for more flooding. reporter: we are in felton grove, an area hit really hard by the last storm. we spoke with a neighbor who told us it took him 60 days to clean up his home, his backyard, the area around his house, and he just finished that clean up last week and time for another atmospheric river to come through. he said he will be evacuating preemptively ahead of all this. he doesn't want to take any chances. the county may be looking into evacuations as well. people around here, just finishing this cleanup in time for another storm. we are seeing the rain come down already midafternoon. we will hear more from neighbors coming up tonight at 5 p.m. and 6 p.m. zach fontes, abc7 news. larry: in pacifica, sandbags and heavy equipment in place as people prepare for all the heavy rain and wind. on long beach boulevard, homeowner david chamberlain is particularly concerned about the high surf a

also continue to plague us here locally abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard gives a closer.ened today. in monterey county the small town of pajaro under six feet of flood water after a levy failure on the pajaro river. video shot by marin county fire department swift water rescue team. they're now assisting in the evacuation of thousands of residents community solution to get in that water out of there and sonoma county this small car got trapped and rising flood water on mark west station road outside windsor sunday morning the elderly driver in passenger were rescued and brought to safety by sonoma county fire district cruise people don't realize that even just a little bit of water can float a vehicle. so in a scenario like this, it could have gone way worse. check it out. the water is several feet deep where that car stalled out and neighbors say it's not the first time cars have stalled out here every year somebody gets stuck there this year. we're up to five cars getting stuck in there on the peninsula. there was flooding inside the belmont. mobile home park on harbor

it's a kind of a pause and we will certainly redevelop it in berkeley cornell bernard abc 7 news. oakland zoo officials say they've recovered five of the six birds that flew through a torn aviary mesh and are still on zoo grounds the zoo shared this video today of them capturing a pied crow a few miles away a woman spotted the bird in her yard and the zoo came and managed to somehow lure it inside the home. you can see that woman just slams the door trapping it inside several trees fell on zoo grounds during tuesday's storm one even fell onto the zeus african. savannah aviary tearing the mesh allowing the birds escape all that is left to capture is another crow and the zoo is asking for the public's help in locating it. all right, no rain for this weekend, but it is going to be chilly tonight in some parts of the bay area spencer. how cold are we talking here? well, deon down to almost freezing in some spots. so let me give you a look at what's going on. we have clear skies, as you know, as you can see on laptop with seven and under clear skies this time of year under these condit

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cornell barnard spoke with the garden's director about what was lost. >> the people on this se ound. reer: lthe st lt inse both scope of the damage is extensive. >> it is quite massive and is dramatically damaged. reporter: this beloved redwood tree, taking on a picnic table in portions of the bamboo growth. >> when it fell, it snapped off and took out that portion. reporter: more than 50 rare plants were also destroyed. one of the biggest losses is this california buckeye tree, planted more than 150 years ago, completely crushed by the age of the redwood -- the weight of the redwood tree. it is almost impossible to emplace. >> a california native, a tree people are sad to see disappear. reporter: staff members held a memorial this week to honor the fallen trees. >> the garden where the tree fell is dramatically changed. it was in a condition where we had to close it to the public. reporter: feldman says the redwood was one of three trees with only one trunk. >> the tree is probably so dangerous now as far as its structure that we have to take the whole tree down. reporter: the clean

as the next storm approaches seven news reporter cornell barnard shows is how those already had flooding or getting prepared. >> traffic is moving again on some on highway 101. a closed portion has reopened after pg&e completed the delicate job of rerouting an underground pipeline on this landslide in novato. crews had to cut through highway 101 and then back across the freeway. the lens line happened during last tuesday's bomb cyclone. but understanding we have additional weather systems coming our way in the days ahead we wanted to put forth contingency plans to ensure continued delivery of those important utilities. >> a new storm could bring more of what we have already seen too much of your flooding and downed trees. first responders know many and the bay area are suffering from storm fatigue. >> we are concerned the public is getting a little bit numb to the hazards and risks these storms pose. it has become business as usual. >> the chief urges the public to stay vigilant. his department getting ready for the next round of rain. >> we may be looking at additional staffing, equipme

. >>> let's bring in now paul butler, former federal prosecutor, georgetown law professor and cornellcher, pollster and msnbc political analyst, perfect two folks to talk about this. paul,ly start with you you heard michael cohen say he felt like this was the end this was the end game. and that alvin bragg, the grand jury did not indicate whether stormy daniels will be needed. your sense of how close we might be to the end. >> so joy, locking in the testimony of people like michael cohen and stormy daniels who could be key witnesses is a sign that a decision from the manhattan d.a. is soon coming. the d.a. doesn't have a slam dunk case, but he may have enough evidence to get an indictment paying hush money is not a crime in new york. so prosecutors could go after trump for making a false business report. but that's only a misdemeanor. they could charge a felony by using a complicated and untested legal theory, but that would a risky prosecution. so, if the manhattan d.a. is one of those prosecutors goes by the theory, you comment the king, you best not miss. he ultimately may not brin