wetlands, there's proof that coyotes use this area cause i'm finding coyote scat inside these fen coyotes are species that most i people know lithe l.a. area, but people think that they live in the mountains-- mountainous areas or griffith park, where there's more open spack but really don't th them as animals able to adapt to this type of landscape. [car alarm beeps] back to the ranger station. yeah, so, we're in griffith park, and here is one right here. this park is surrounded by freeway, by urbaniza by some major barriers for wilife. so, we just saw two, maybe 3 coyotes within this picnic area. so, they know that this resource coyotes are doing prell in this urban landscape thanks to their adaptability, but the mountailions are another story. they really need some help if they'ing to have a mepulation here for multiple generations to i use camera traps, which are-a motiivated cameras that have a sensor in front that's triggy motion or heat that allows me to document wildlife that is using a particular area. and each photo or each image is time- and date-stamped to tell me activity lev

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where kron 4's rob fladeboe tweeted out this video today of coyote creek. you can see the creek is high... but there's no serious flooding like what happened two years ago. here's rob with more from the rock springs neighborhood. nats (coyote creek)depending on the width and epth of the channel and how much the flow is disrupted by tree limbs and other debris, coyote creek is weathering the storm fairly well. this section, along rock springs drive, is well below flood stage much to the relief of rose delfino who must cross a footbridge to get to her horse stable on the other side.rose delfino/stables horses near creekthe creek s swillen from the rain but also from water being released this past week from anderson reservour which is far from splling over, as it did in 2017.at a briefing today, the mayor and other officials said they have a plan for dealing with any emergencies that might arise. mayor sam liccardo/san jose officials are also monitoring the guadalupe river and other streams. work isunderway to clear a large landslide that blocked hicks road in

neighbors say there is a family of coyotes living in this area. it's a reminder for those with small kids, cats, or dogs to not leave them alone in the yard. ( robin ) in national news... this is being considered a critical week for congress and president trump as they head back to the negotiating table to fund the government. david daniel has a look at where negotiations stand right now. golfing with stars.president trump is ending his personal golf shutdown with tiger woods and jack nicklaus.the weekend getaway ends the longest stretch of his presidency without a round at one of his owned courses.and it kicks off a critical week of government shutdown negotiations with congressional leaders.senator richard shelby, (r) alabama// "the president is dead set on keeping his campaign promise. i support border security." rep. pete aguilar, (d) california// "everything can be on the table for discussion, but clearly this needs to be about the facts." lawmakers have until february 15th to agree on border security funding. the government was partially shu

right now coyote is about 75 percent of capacity.the wild card hereis how much runoff we're going to get from the comingstorms. storms. (grant) (grant) don't forget - you can track the approaching storm and the weather in your neighborhood with the kron-4 mobile app. there you will find full forecasts... and interactive radar. you can also get push alerts on bay area storms. all with the kron-4 mobile app pickup the cash register. the hundreds the hundreds. let me get that henny. the henny. (vicki) new video tonight showing an armed robbery in san jose. this happened at the shan market on east julian street back on january 25th-- but police just released this surveillance video. police say the two men in the video walked into the store and demanded money-- and two bottles of alcohol from the clerk. one of the men was holding a gun. police say they got away with an unknown amount of cash. they are asking anyone who might recognize these men to give them a call. (vicki) and developing news tonight... vandals target multiple vehicles in

when coyote creek flooded in 2017, it was really a perfect storm. it was a combination of heavy rain, water releases from anderson as we are seeing right now, but also a levy breach. the estimates are that, with this given rain and with those releases, we could see the creek levels rising one to two feet, so clearly we'll keep an eye on that. in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay" >> kris, thank you. >>> it's not just the bay area, that storm is slamming the sierra. here is a live look now. you can see the fresh blanketing snow there on the roadway. you saw a car go by a moment ago. now, the placer county sheriff's department sharing this video, high winds over the donner summit, a lot of people there are planning to head to tahoe forupcoming presidents day weekend but look what you'll deal with. they need to be preparedhe dangerous driving conditions, as you can see, not easy out there. >> very blustery. >>> kari is tracking the storm on all of our social media platforms as well, tweeting when the heaviest rains are expected to start. follow

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kris sanchez is in san jose, watching water levels at coyote creek. shared this video on twitter. follow her for the updates all morning long, @krisnbc. >>> new this morning, apple reportedly going to launch a new subscription service. the announcement could come in march. the tech giant would offer premium magazine and news articles in a single bundle, similar to what netflix and hulu do with sell vision and movies. there are reports it will cost $10 a month. the new service along with apple music and the company's upcoming streaming tv service is part of apple's focus on selling subscription-based products to make money. >>> speaking of apple, scott budman talked exclusively with the doctor who is spear-heading the company's push into health care. you can watch their conversation on our website, including what apple is pledging not to do with your health information. >>> the food and drug administration gave its okay to a new nasal spray, which includes a compound similar to ketamine or special k. in the past infusions of the drug are known to help

a larger coyote in the backyard there.s in the area say there is a family of coyotes living in this area. just a warning to those with small kids, cats, or dogs. don't leave the little ones alone in the yard when they are outside. (justine) in national news tonight -- virginia governor ralph northam is defiantly holding on to his political post-- despite mounting calls for his resignation.(jrstone) after apologizing for appearing in a racist picture in a 1984 medical school yearbook, he's changing his story. many politicians have been vocal about this issue -- kamala harris is one of them -- she tweeted out.... (jrstone) leaders are called to a higher standard, and the stain of racism should have no place in the halls of government. the governor of virginia should step aside so the public can heal and move forward together. harris has previously been an outspoken supporter of northam including tweeting him congratulations when he won virginia's governor seat. omar jimenez has more reaction and the new developments. not bow

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the water is being released into coyote creek but is not likely to cause any flooding downstream says water district's kurt arends.kurt rends/santa clara valley water district "....the flows are limited so there is not enough to cause any dama when it's sunny and not raining and hopefully by the time the next storms arrive the reservoir will be back down and there will be plenty of storage..."right now, the level in the reservoir is at roughly 35-percent, well below capacity.but because the dam is seismically deficient and could fail in a large earthquake, the level must not be allowed to exceed 58- percent says arends.kurt arends ".....we're trying to catch it early and let a little water out so the reservoir doesn't get too full, there is still quite a bit of winter left so we want to be sure there is enough room to capture future rains and not get above the seismic restrictions..."(file-2017 flood)despite similar releases in 2017, anderson reservoir spilled over, resulting in widespread flooding along coyote creek in san jose. late winter storms caught everyone by surprise. this ti

the man was in coyote creek near gass-mann drive in south san jose near tully road.e department wrote on twitter that he was rescued from the water and was being evaluated by paramedics. ( james ) don't forget - you can track the storm and the weather in your neighborhood with the kron-4 mobile app. there you will find full forecasts... and an interactive radar. you can also get push alerts on bay area storms. all with the kron-4 mobile app ( john ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. and here's a live look outside... san mateo bridge. ( james ) here's a live look at the sierra. the snow storm impacting squaw valley ski resort. for more on the forecast lets turn to john shrable. (james) (darya) welcome back. let's get a check of the weather this morning... rainfall pushes into the bay area with showers heavy at times boosting flooding potential especially in low lying areas and along small streams and in poorly drained urban areas. winds will also be strong with peak gusts at 70 mph and gusts regularly at 30-40 mph. temperatures will peak mild in the upper 50's

the water is being released into coyote creek but is not likely to cause any flooding downstream sayshe water district's kurt arends.kurt rends/santa clara valley water district "....the flows are limited so there is not enough to cause any damage downstream, plus we do it when it's sunny and not raining and hopefully by the time the next storms arrive the reservoir will be back down and there will be plenty of storage..."right now, the level in the reservoir is at roughly 35-percent, well below capacity.but because the dam is seismically deficient and could fail in a large earthquake, the level must not be allowed to exceed 58- percent says arends.kurt arends ".....we're trying to catch it early and let a little water out so the reservoir doesn't get too full, there is still quite a bit of winter left so we want to be sure there is enough room to capture future rains and not get above the seismic restrictions..."(file-2017 flood)despite similar releases in 2017, anderson reservoir spilled over, resulting in widespread flooding along coyote creek in san jose. late winter storms caught

these coyotes that would get paid a lot of money to bring groups over and then desert them to save their own backside -- >> brennan: am i understanding, the picture you're paint, i am understanding that you believe the president's declaration of national emergency is constitutional and you will not vote to try to block it? >> i won't vote to try to block it. i wish this would have happened a different way. i voted for comprehensive immigration reform. i think republicans and democrats both have good ideas s is constitutional for the president to bypass the power of the purse strings of congress? >> i do. yes. yes. because in this case, like i said as the beginning, if this was just about immigration, i would disagree. i do think this is a security threat. it's a security threat with the amount of drugs coming over the border. and the human trafficking that i've seen. and again, in arizona, i think they said last year there were 200 bodies at least they found in the desert. it is not compassionate as your prior guest said to basically say, we're not going to do border security, because in

you might remember coyote creek flooded back in 2017. it was pretty catastrophic for this rock springs neighborhood, and at that moment, it was a perfect storm. it was a combination of really heavy rain, and also water releases from anderson reservoir, as we're seeing now, but there was also a levee breach so it will hopefully not repeat, although surely folks in the rock springs neighborhood are feeling nervous about that. but again, the forecast is that the river could rise one to two feet in the next couple rounds of rain so we'll keep a watchful eye. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> kris, thank you. >>> it's not just the bay area, that storm slamming the sierra. here is a live look there as you can see now, really hard to see out there. you can see that fresh snow blanketing the roads. placer county sheriff's department sharing this video. high winds over the donner summit, a lot of people there are planning to head to tahoe for upcoming presidents day weekend but look what you'll deal with. they need to be prepared for the dange

the man was in coyote creek near gass-mann drive in south san jose near tully road. the department wrote on twitter that the man was rescued from the water and was being evaluated by paramedics. ( darya ) two men from oakland are accused of breaking into utility trucks in san mateo. this happened near second avenue and south bayshore. police saying they were patrolling the area after several reports of burglaries. that's when officers noticed a car... caught on surveillance video... that they believe may have been involved in the burglaries. officers then found stolen property and burglary tools inside the car...and then arrest the two suspects. ( darya ) benicia police say vandals damaged more than 3-dozen cars early tuesday morning. some residents spent yesterday cleaning up broken glass and replacing shattered windows on their vehicles.... the vehicles were parked on west m street, west 3rd street and east o street. officers say some items were taken from the vehicles but a lot of the property was found on the street. a total of 36 cars were vandalized.

the water is being released into coyote creek but is not likely to cause any flooding downstream says the water district's kurt arends.kurt rends/santa clara valley water district "....the flows are limited so there is not enough to cause any damage downstream, plus we do it when it's sunny and not raining and hopefully by the time the next storms arrive the reservoir will be back down and there will be plenty of storage..."right now, the level in the reservoir is at roughly 35-percent, well below capacity.but because the dam is seismically deficient and could fail in a large earthquake, the level must not be allowed to exceed 58- percent says aren. ".....we're trying to catch it early and let a little water out so the reservoir doesn't get too full, there is still quite a bit of winter left so we want to be sure there is enough room to capture future rains and not get above the seismic restrictions..."(file-2017 flood)despite similar releases in 2017, anderson reservoir spilled over, resulting in widespread flooding along coyote creek in san jose. late winter storms caught everyone b

neighbors say there is a family of coyotes living in this area.l kids, cats, or dogs. to not leave them alone in the yard. ( james ) the golden state warriors are issuing a ticket fraud alert. they are warning fans about the dangers of buying tickets to games for the remainder of the season. officials say they are seeing an increase in fake tickets being purchased from non-verified third party vendors. over 400 fans have been denied access so far this year. they say the highest number of fake tickets was seen on christmas day when the warriors played the lakers. 45 fans were turned away that day. warriors-dot-com is the only verified resale marketplace. ( james ) coming up in the 8:00 hour on teh kron 4 morning news... actor and singer jussie smollett broke his silence at a concert over the weekend.. the t-v star shares what went down after he was attacked. ( james ) coming up after the after the break... sears is back in court today after filing for bankruptcy... what could happen to the retailer this week. ( john ) and i am tracking your bay are

by tree limbs and other debris, coyote creek is weathering the storm fairly well. this section, along ckse delfino who must cross a footbridge to get to her horse stable on the other side.rose delfino/stables horses near creekthe creek s swillen from the rain but also from water being released this past week from anderson reservour which is far from splling over, as it did in 2017.at a briefing today, the mayor and other officials said they have a plan for dealing with any emergencies that might arise. mayor sam liccardo/san jose officials are also monitoring the guadalupe river and other streams. work isunderway to clear a large landslide that blocked hicks road in los gatos. drivers were alerted to a worsening sinkhole here on bailey avenue and no one was hurt when a tree landed between two homes on hillsdale avenue whereroy carillo worries about a second tree threatening his house.roy carillo/worried about leaning treehigh winds, heavy rain and a lot of mostly minor street flooding made for an ugly day on the road but those rivers, creeks and streams, while stil

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. >> reporter: the water flows into coyote creek. the same creek that flooded two years ago inater rushed out of anderson spillway. they say there's no danger or asrelease. >> natural flows have dropped off so it releases from the reservoir. shouldn't beausing any problems. >> reporter: no reason to worry but plenty of reasons to be curious. people drove up all day to check out the water levels. >> i drove up to see how full it was. >> not full at all. >> not full as i thought it would be but that's a lot of water coming out of here. >> reporter: this is quite a roar here in morgan hill. the agency is releasing water from coyote reservoir. also for seismic reasons. the reservoir is at 73% capacity.nk u. let's go to tahoe. if you're already not up there in the sierra, igt mite be tt m dangerous now. this is video from last weekend's heavy snowstorm. it's going to be de ja -- deja vu for many. it will start picking up at 9:00 tonight. jeff is tracking snowfall. he just tweeted the snow levels a few minutes ago. >>> it took more than te

this is the coyote creek behind me. it's roaring over this roadway at hilliard park. creating a rapids behind me. this is coming from anderson dam up the road -- down, i should say, in morgan hill. it is creating the rapids. this is one of the waterways the water district engineers are keeping their eyes on. >>> it's becoming a familiar sight at san jose's hilliard park. rangers block the road to several picnic areas because the coyote creek isri rising at the center of the park. the water is coming from here, the outlet pipe at anderson dam. the planned water release means 180,000 gallons per minute are rushing into the coyote. >> you're keeping your eye on it? >> definitely. >> reporter: the engineers are eyeing several waterways including the guadalupe. now they are giving residents real time access to the gauges, measuring water levels. >> it's to push information out to the general public, not only the public, but anyone else who is interested. city folk, different jurisdictions, different stakeholders. >> reporter: the project is a result of lessons learned afte

the rescue crews say the man was in coyote creek near gassmann drive in south san jose near tully road. the department wrote on twitter that the man was rescued from the water and was being evaluated by paramedics. no other information was immediately available. pickup the cash register. the hundreds the hundreds. let me get that henny. the henny. (cahterine) new video tonight shows an armed robbery in san jose. it happened at the shan market on east julian street january 25th-- but police just released this surveillance video. police say the two men in the video walked into the store and demanded money from the clerk...along with two bottles of alcohol. one of the men had a gun. police say they got away with an unknown amount of cash. investigators are hoping someone will recognize the men and contact them. (ken) the governor is pumping the brakes on the high speed rail project meant to connect san francisco and los angeles through the central valley.(catherine) gavin newsom announced the change today in his state of the state address. capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains ho

anderson spillway is open and at coyote reservoir and they do plan to release water from stevens creek before the storm rolls in tonight. we stopped by one valley water sandbag station where there were fewer bags today than there were last week so it seems like people are getting ready and didn't see anybody coming in to get them. we are also by the way watching over coyote creek which kari and the rest of the weather team say could rise one to two feet and below flood stage but we do know that that is a concern for the folks in the neighborhood flooded in 2017. as you know, we'll be on the air early for you to help you get on your way safely in the morning on the air at 4:00 in the morning. i'll be here in the south bay. in morgan hill, kris sanchez, bay area news. >> thank you. we will go on the air early tomorrow morning to bring you area. we'll be tracking it for you. join us for a special edition of "today in the bay" from 4:00 a.m. to 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. >>> breaking news for you, joaquin guzman is found guilty on alll counts, convicted of tea countsti including running a

the city of san jose, two years ago in 2017, we had the big flood thag flooded coyote creek.ink they've learned their lesson. they made sure they were out there last night knocking on doors and advising people what to have packed in case the creeks, the guadalupe, ross creek, coyote creek, if any of the creeks would actually flood, are they ready to go? they were making sure that they did that last night to give people plenty of time to make sure to get out belongings, get the photos, electronics out because the last time it happened, that wasn't the case and people were caught by surprise and a lot of damage was done in that neighborhood by coyote creek. so it seems that the city of san jose has learned their lesson. they did have crews monitoring ross creek to see where the flood stages were at. over there, it's over ten feet is the flood stage. the last time we checked, it was at about 7.5 feet. it had receded. the good news over there in ross creek. they're always concerned. you never know what's upsteam and what's coming back down with the rain. the rain stopped. but in

the seismic concern increasing the threat of flood on coyote creek. they are making room nonetheless. >> you can get up to the minute updates with our interactive radar on our website. kpix.com. and special storm watch coverage begins early tomorrow morning. >>> new details emerging after a man was shot and killed by police at a taco bell drive-thru in vahoe over the weekend. six officers fired weapons at the man. a man in his 20s followed asleep behind the wheel. officers noticed a gun in his lap. when he woke up, he allege leed reached for his gun. officers then opened fire. they have been placed on leave. >>> two men caught on camera robbing a san jose liquor store. these twooo hel up sean market on julian street. one waved a gun at the cashiers, demanding all the money. the pair made away with cash and a couple bottles of hickor. >>> a literal atm withdrawal has police looking for a trio of crooks. you can see the big machine trailing behind them. it happened on university avenue. the suv the suspects used was steal friend albany. >>> it looks lik

he had to have been a coyote or drug trafficker. seeing this preetedly made me realize, this is not a imagine national because of immigration. i'm -- i actually believe in comprehensive immigration refor other purposes. i want to work with the other side -- reform. i want to work with the other side of the aisle on all of these things. but i look at this and i say, this is an 80% solution that we could fix. but when i came back from the border and i came back from seeing the real issue that makes this a national emergency, drugs , human trafficking, that's when i realized something had to be done. a wall and barrier is not compassionless. i think border security and compassion actually go hand in hand. because what we're saying is come over to the united states of america, but do it the right and legal way, because otherwise these coyotes and the cartel are going to take advantage of you, take your life savings, and take you through a very dangerous route and when the going gets tough, they're going to leave you to die because they

pobresa de su país honduras y al escuchar al mandatario decir que defenderá la frontera de migrantes y coyotesesperan avanzar, pero tienen miedo a lo que se pueden enfrentar en el camino en 10 meses se han perdido 5 familiares en el salvador por extorsión. >>> cuando donald trump pidiera que se construyera el muro dicen que es parte de una estrategia para afectar a todos. >>> francisco dice que nunca le quitaria la vida anadie. >>> aplle tiene 2 semanas para responder sobre el problema de su aplicación de facetima. >>> buscan saber qué otras aplicaciones tienen problemas. >>> avanzan las investigaciones de la avioneta. >>> la placa del piloto era falsa. >>> el gobierno de despedira a 2000 trabajadores del >>> los datos muestrn que cada vez hay menos empleos formales. >>> efectivos del ejercito venezolano bloquearon el puente por la frontera con colombia. >>> ciudadanos venezolanos lamentaron esa orden de maduro. >>> mucha gente se muere por comidad y medicinas. >>> esta noche se estrena por telemundo la serie betty en ny. >>> los padres de áreas desventajasdas exigen prioridad para susu hijos.

now since the dangerous flooding of coyote creek in 2017, the city has developed a new plan for tracking water levels and flood risks and it includes some high-tech systems and low tech person to person warnings that leads to flooding concerns. along the very active coyote creek in morgan hill with the latest. >> well, you know, at least the storm did not take anyone by surprise. so as you can see, the water district is still releasing water at the rate of about 180,000 gallons a minute. in fact, rangers had to put up the yellow caution tape to keep visitors from intruding because it's serious business to try to stay on top of flooding. >> many parts are saturated from the rain creating waterfalls on the landscape and lots of as once again filled s. above capacity today and spilled over but as the water district points out, no immediate flood threat. still for those that had to evacuate local camping areas suddenly during previous storms, the constant spilling is unsettling. >> if it's 102% it's going over the spill way and if we get a day or two of hard rains and coupled with the runoff

there are safety concerns about coyote creek. dozens of homeless live alongside the banks. a team from home first went down to talk to campers andeek highe. >> very important because these are at risk and vulnerable. with the flash flood warnings, the water can rise in mens. >> they reached out and gave people plastic bags and encouraged people to collect their gabage so it won't clog the creek. >> jeff is tracking the storm on social media. it was just tweeted when the heavy rains will start. follow him. >> a south bay man run over by a hit and run driver tells us what he is d he was hit while in a crosswalk. in san jose with the on februar rind me in front of the hospital. the victim is recovering but increwing medical bills. >> he recounts the accident. it was dark and rainy as he walked to the bus stop. >> he struck me. i rolled over his hood and on to the ground. he left me there in the lanes of traffic. >> dazed, he stumbled to the emergency room a few feet from where the car hit him. >> compound fracture of the humerus bone. >> a witness not only saw the vehicle but

he had to have been a coyote or drug trafficker. seeing this preetedly made me realize, this is not a imagine national because of immigration. i'm -- i actually believe in comprehensive immigration refor other purposes. i want to work with the other side -- reform. i want to work with the other side of the aisle on all of these things. but i look at this and i say, this is an 80% solution that we could fix. but when i came back from the border and i came back from seeing the real issue that makes this a national emergency, drugs , human trafficking, that's when i realized something had to be done. a wall and barrier is not compassionless. i think border security and compassion actually go hand in hand. because what we're saying is come over to the united states of america, but do it the right and legal way, because otherwise these coyotes and the cartel are going to take advantage of you, take your life savings, and take you through a very dangerous route and when the going gets tough, they're going to leave you to die because they

the water is being released into coyote creek but is not likely to cause any flooding downstream says valley water district "....the flows are limited so there is not enough to cause any damage downstream, plus we do it when it's sunny and not raining and hopefully by the time the next storms arrive the reservoir will be back down and there will be plenty of storage..."right now, the level in the reservoir is at roughly 35-percent, well below capacity.but because the dam is seismically deficient and could fail in a large earthquake, the level must not be allowed to exceed 58- percent says arends.kurt arends ".....we're trying to catch it early and let a little water out so the reservoir doesn't get too full, there is still quite a bit of winter left so we want to be sure there is enough room to capture future rains and not get above the seismic restrictions..."(file-2017 flood)despite similar releases in 2017, anderson reservoir spilled over, resulting in widespread flooding along coyote creek in san jose. late winter storms caught everyone by surprise. this time the releases are star

residentes que todavÍa recuerda a sorpresiva inundaciÓn registrada en san 1017 por el desbordamiento del coyoteonostican por rachas de viento de travÉs del Área de la bahÍa. >>en el repentinas en nueve condados. >>>>>>>>> dice que no estremecieron liga nos explica con detalle. >seven dtm las condiciones del tiempo en el Área de la bahÍa. la regiÓn estÁ bajo una vigilancia por inundaciones repentinas. el norte de la bahÍa estamos susceptible por la aficiones afectalos pasados incendios forestales. vive atmosfÉrico es lo que promueven estas condiciones del tiempo. Éstas son imÁgenes nunca antes vistas. de la llegada de joaquÍn guzmÁn en tierras estadounidenses en enero de 2017. en el comienzo del fin de uno de los narcotraficantes mÁs buscados en los Últimos aÑos. >>> para saber mÁs detalles con hemos comido tris ferraris. >>la sentencia por los numerosos cargos que lo encontraron culpable, podrÍa significar varias dÉcadas de prisiÓn. el abogado de defensa, tomo decisiones sobre el jurado. >>es difÍcil tomar una decisiÓn y aceptar el juicio, pero joaquÍn estÁ listo para lo que venga. el jurado en

this happened in coyote creek around noon today. you can see a man there sitting on a log in the water. sky fox was overhead as the fire rescue team prepared to get into the water. the man san jose fire department what is said this safely pulled out of the man water by about 12:30 this afternoon. >> five fox flew over several south a reservoir that are starting to -- that are sure to fill of that with the several inches of rain set to fall in the mountains. we started the u.s. reservoir. it is already above 100% capacity, and as you can see here water was flowing over the spillway today, across the valley, anderson reservoir is being kept lower. it's only about 1/3rd of capacity. you were called to the ago, this had 100% of capacity was called flooding in coyote creek in san jose be the rent increase are one of the concerns as the storm hits for the bay area. maureen naylor in santa clara county tonight with concerns about the rain that is on the way. maureen? >> reporter: frank, we are still seeing issues from the last rain. one of

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about 179-thousand gallons a minte is pouring into coyote creek...and making it's way downstream, through san jose and into the bay. <"we reduce the chances we will exceed the seismic restrictions on that reservoir but as the same time we reduce the chances the level will rise even further and cause the water to spill over the spillway."> the santa clara valley water district says the goal is to keep the water level at the reservoir under 58 percent.under 58 the reservoir water level at is to keep the says the goal water district <"we reduce (catherine) (catherine) (catherine) local water managers are keeping close tabs on reservoir levels.... and on the rivers and creeks that feed into them. in morgan hill -- crews at the anderson reservoir released some water...to make room for more. water has been pouring out of thebase of the dam for the past week. about 179-thousand gallons a minte is pouring into coyote creek... and making it's way downstream, through san jose and into the bay. <"we reduce the chances we will exceed the seismic but the chances

. >>> 180,000 galones de agua serán liberados por minuto en la presa, agua que llegara hasta el coyotea a los habitantes de la bahía tras la llegada de una tormenta. >>> es por ello queon un solo clic el distrito de santa clara se refiere a los niveles del agua. las inundaciones alertaron sobre una posible falta de comunicación entre las agencias de la zona. situación que según ellos hace de esta herramienta una muy importante según este ingeniero, la idea es proveer esta información a quien la necesite. herramientas que podrían ser de gran uso para residentes. >>> según jerry, tanto su familia como sus vecinos deben tomar las precauciones necesarias cuando >>> solo deben accesar a la página >>> también puede visitar telemundo 48 para obtener más información. >>> usted puede formar parte de nuestro equipo si ve alguna actividad noticias a la puede grabar. >>> comparta sus fotos y vídeos mediante nuestra aplicación digital . en otras noticias el presidente donald trump se prepara para su reunión con kim jong-un. se prevé que esta reunión sea para avanzar el proceso de desmilitarización

are being brought across that do want to seek something better in america but are subject to the coyotes that take advantage of them? extracting dollars from them and unspeakable things from the women that they bring across the border. and the kids. it's long past time to o do something about all those subjects that are currently moving fairly freely into our country. for deborah, heather, and madison from reading, california, they represent three generations of their family that has been devastated by the status quo of our border situation. i am grateful that president trump is shining a bright unmistakable light on this issue and the urgency with which we must address it. every single day we do nothing is another day that another family is being potentially harmed in some way by the inaction and inability of both sides of the aisle to come spogget to get something effective done -- come together to get something effective done. i wish it was under other circumstance that is deborah, madison, and heather would have to be here tonight. their grief must be immense but tonight their story

that america is committed to ending illegal immigration and putting the ruthless coyotes cartels drug dealers and human traffickers out of business the law the while her as we speak large organized care of ends are on the march to the united states we have just heard that mexican cities in order to remove the illegal immigrants from their communities are getting trucks and buses to bring them up to our country in areas where there is little border protection i have ordered another three thousand seven hundred fifty troops to our southern border to prepare for this tremendous onslaught. this is a moral issue the lawless state of our southern border is a threat to the safety security and financial wellbeing of all america. we have a moral duty to create an immigration system that protects the lives in jobs of our citizens this includes our obligation. to the millions of immigrants living here today who followed the rules and respected our laws. illegal immigrants enrich our nation and strengthen our society in countless ways either i want people to come into our country. in the largest

the water is being released into coyote creek but is not likely to cause any flooding downstream says the water district's kurt arends.kurt rends/santa clara valley water district "....the flows are limited so there is not enough to cause any damage downstream, plus we do it when it's sunny and not raining and hopefully by the time the next storms arrive the reservoir will be back down ay 35-percent, well below capacity.n a large earthquake, the level must not be allowed to exceed 58- percent says arends.kurt arends ".....we're trying to catch it early and let a little water out so the reservoir doesn't get too full, there is still quite a bit of winter left so we want to be sure there is enough room to capture future rains and not get above the seismic restrictions..."(file-2017 flood)despite similar releases in 2017, anderson reservoir spilled over, resulting in widespread flooding along coyote creek in san jose. late winter storms caught everyone by surprise. this time the releases are starting sooner.kurt arends "...that was simply an unfortunate period of hydrology where we had a

of the rain fall caused coyote creek to sweep away tents and possessions. they are upset the city did not opened the shelter. >> these people have been in the rains for days. so you just leave them here. is that what san jose i think we would take them inside and warm them up. officials said they couldn't open the community center because the provider needs 48 hours advance notice. the center opened tonight. we turn things over to mark. >>> rainfall redeveloping right now across parts of the bay area adding to a very active week. look at the big numbers, these are mostly three day totals. san francisco approaching 94 inches, red -- 4 inches. here's what's happening, all the rain moving in from the pacific, the showers and the winter storm warning in the sierra. out toward santa rosa, sonoma w francisco toward oakland. moderate downpours. borderline heavy. more development in the south bay. to the west of san mateo heavier downpours. checking out the current numbers, most areas in the 40s, fran 51 degrees, we've damp roadways and showers nearby. here's what'

the water is being released into coyote creek but is not likely to cause any flooding downstream saysthe water district's kurt arends.kurt rends/santa clara valley water district "....the flows are limited so there is not enough to cause any damage downstream, plus we do it when it's sunny and not raining and hopefully by the time the next storms arrive the reservoir will be back down and there will be plenty of storage..."right now, the level in the reservoir is at roughly 35-percent, well below capacity.but because the dam is seismically deficient and could fail in a large earthquake, the level must not be allowed to exceed 58- percent says arends.kurt arends ".....we're trying to catch it early and let a little water out so the reservoir doesn't get too full, there is still quite a bit of winter left so we want to be sure there is enough room to capture future rains and not get above the seismic restrictions..."(file-2017 flood)despite similar releases in 2017, anderson reservoir spilled over, resulting in widespread flooding along coyote creek in san jose. late winter storms caugh

valley water continues to release water into coyote creek to the outlet pipe. they are trying to reduce the chance of level reaching 58% of the storage lymph set by the california safety of dam. then there is the chaos the rain causes on the road. >> other people driving, some people don't understand how to drive in the rain. maybe it needs to rain regularly all year round. >> reporter: commute on highway 17 is always impacted by rain, add in the possibility of mudslides, it's going fob an interesting couple of days up there in the mountains. in loss the gatos, "abc7 news." >>> now your accuweather forecast with spencer christian. >> you can see it offshore ranks 3 on the storm scale, over over 4 inches in some areas. starting at 11:00, rain will be widespread across the north bay. much of it moderate to heavy. by 5:00 tomorrow morning as the commute moderate to widespread. slow and messy commute. and this storm will be a big snow producer in the sierra. where winter storm warnings until 4:00 thursday. and of course wind will be gusty. here's the accuweather se

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about 179-thousand gallons per minute is flowing into coyote creek and making it's way downstream, throughan jose and out to the bay. <"we reduce the chances we will exceed the seismic restrictions on that reservoir but as the same time we reduce the chances the level will rise even further and cause the water to spill over the spillway."> ( darya ) the santa clara valley water district says the goal is to keep the water level at the reservoir at less than 58 percent to meet those seismic restrictions. ( john ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. checking the bay bridge commute on wb 80. your drive time is less than 30 min from the maze to fremont street ( james ) kron 4 is making a major change in the making a major kron 4 is making a major change in the way we bring you the news. we have launched the bay area's only commercial-free 24-hour streaming news service. it's called kron on - and here is ryan o'donnell to show you how it works.trt: 29 "..download it today."