this is on crescent avenue. you can see the the house is reduced to sticks.happened in teh overnight hours. you can see just how far that house slid down the hill. right now we do not know if anybody was inside. we have a crew on teh way to the scene. we will get more details as soon as we can. thanks thanks sara. ( james )(ááá2 shotááá) lets send it to kron4's will tran who is in san jose. where the evacuation orders near guadalupe river have been lifted.( darya ) will what's the latest? thanks will. ( 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. ( james ) kron 4 is making a major change in the way we bring you the news. we have launched the bay area's only commer

here on the road on crescent avenue. that's where she was struck. to the right you can see the a frame at the top of one of the homes. excuse me. go ahead, ma'am, which came tumbling down. if it's hard to tell in the dark, crescent avenue, the road that we're on is very narrow, very keep. on each side there are steep hills. this is a tricky situation. it's remarkable the rescuers were able to find her and get her out. there's something you won't be able to tell on the television and that's the smell of natural gas. i'm not suggesting there's a danger here of something igniting. you can smell it. that wouldn't be a surprise given the fact this was ripped from the foundation and with that the utilities. they believe that the other hous wbelieve right now this s you saw that was wheeled off and being taken to the hospital right now. laura, marcus. >> it is simply miraculous to see this woman puld in the air. did you see, bob, at all how she got to this woman? >> i believe the deputy standing in front of us was one of the first on the scene. when i was

this is on crescent avenue. you can see the the house is reduced to sticks. this happened in the overnight hours. you can see just how far that house slid down the hill.( james )( ááádouble boxááá) kron4's sara stinson is live at the scene with the latest on this breaking news story. sara? around 3am one home was completely taken out. vacant home no one was inside. woman already rescued brought to hospital with unknown injuries on crescent avenue people reported ground rumbling gas, electric still active 75 yards of a slide west side of sausalito blvd all the way down to crescent houses in the area evacuated stay out of the areaunknown if the hillside is stable breaking news just into kron 4... take a look at this that is what is left of a house . sara. ( james ) and within the last hour we spoke with natalie poston from the sausalito department. she gave us an update on the situation.entire interview. ( james ) and within the last hour natalie poston from the sausalito police department.( darya ) she gave us an update on the situation. here is that entire in

that home on sausalito boulevard essentially slid down on to crescent avenue near crescent avenue and if you're familiar with the area. the video that we had of damage and where amy was, that area is crescent avenuement so, again, the debris anded destruction that we see is on crescent avenue. that's why you have parts of crescent avenue closed. the home itself above that on sausalito boulevard. >> seeing that google earth image, you can see why there's a concern about the neighbors. they are densely packed in there. everyone wants a view. one of the con kwenss is when it gets really wet, there's a possibility that the homes could tumble. that's exactly what happened this morning. >> absolutely. a lot of the homes, i was going to say to note that a lot of the homes protrude from the hillside. so perhaps that adding to, as you said, they want that view. but it makes it a little unstable. especially right there where it's densely packed. >> in the north bay, another one happening in the south bay. that's what reporter matt keller is covering. >> that's right he's in san jose. hi, matt.

this is on crescent avenue. you can see the the house is reduced to sticks.happened in the overnight hours. you can see just how far that house slid down the hill.( james )( ááádouble boxááá) kron4's sara stinson is live at the scene with the latest on this breaking news story. sara? around 3am one home was completely taken out. vacant home no one was inside. woman already rescued brought to hospital with on crescent avenue people reported gas, electric still active 75 yards of a slide sausalito blvd all crescent houses in the stay out of the unknown if the hillside is stable breaking thanks sara. power outages... flooded roads and debris in the roads because of these storms. they say pg&e is aware and working to restore the power. ( james ) the weather is forcing school closures this morning. san francisco state university. and tamalpais high school. ( 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 b

>> i went up main to crescent. and the thing about sausalito i very steep hills and there's a lot of trees and everything is very, very close together. so if you're on one roadway, you can toss a stone and would hit the next roadway down. it's very compact and very tight. we have marin county urban search and rescue responding also. it's a major, major scene out here. >> brian, in the video we're seeing that you shot earlier, there's kind of a hill where you're seeing a lot of debris. it looks like wood, pieces of the hill. what is that, that we're looking at? is that a retention wall, part of the home? >> that's the house. that is the house. the house is literally on the roadway below where it used to sit. it's kind of cascaded all the way down below it also. >> it's just a crumbled mess. you cannot make anything out. >> right. there is a woman -- so the closest rubble that you see where that deputy is, there is a woman that's about ten feet away from him trapped inside there. >> oh, my goodness. >> how many rescu

this is on crescent avenue. you can see the the house is reduced to sticks.ppened in teh overnight hours. you can see just how far that house slid down the hill. right now we do not know if anybody was inside. we have a crew on teh way to the scene. we will get (robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. a combination of wind and rain makes for a good valentine's day to plan something inside with your valentine. winds will gust into a range of 40 to 50 mph with heavy areas of rainfall passing overhead through the day. temperatures will peak in a range of upper 50's with skies being mostly cloudy into the afternoon. ( robin ) breaking news just into kron 4... take a look at this that is what is left of a house after a mudslide in sausalito. this is on crescent avenue. you can see the the house is reduced to sticks. this ove hours. you can see just how far that house slid down the hill. right now we do not know if anybody was inside. we have a crew on teh way to the scene. we will get more details as soon as we can. >> dr. stanley: remember this

this is sausalito, crescent avenue.ll continue to bring you breaking news updates as soon as we get them. evacuations are in place in that area. >> that was incredible the way they pulled her out while he was reporting. >> it was amazing to see. truly miraculous. >> all the rain. more than 5" of rain. >> also for the south bay, the rain that's been moving over the santa cruz mount caused some flooding we're seeing downstream in the south bay. now we do have those new evacuation orders that affect near the guadalupe river. from willow glen way to atlantic avenue, this area where it meets 58. this is above flood stage. we have a lot of flooding around the bay area, especially north bay. we're seeing some lighter showers moving through on storm ranger, which is definitely a relief that we're not seeing more heavy rain about to continue to move in. so as we get a closer look at parts of the east bay where the tri-valley and also in concord and moving up toward fairfield we are seeing rain really creating slippery conditions

we're told you're on crescent drive, is that correct, amy? what can you see from your vantage point? >> that is correct, jessica. look behind me, i'll show you the home that has fallen, slipped off its foundation and ruined. something just popped. what was that? the power just went out. did you hear that pop? sorry. the good news about this home is that it was vacant. no one was inside. they did take a woman who lives a couple of houses down on crescent avenue to the hospital with unknown injuries. the officer who briefed me said he doesn't understand at this point why she was hurt or what happened to her. we're still w to get information about her. this major damage you see didn't impact anyone. no one was in this home. they are still worried about the stability of this hillside. they want people to clear out of this area. they are evacuating this area. they're also concerned about threats. there's a broken gas main and we can smell gas in the air. there are downed power lines and i just heard what sounded like a transformer pop and it looks

slid down on to crescent avenue at crescent avenue near main.ou can see this is the area right off highway 101 near the robin williams tunnel. also, if you know sausalito, it's a densely populated area. the homes are very close together. that's why the homes have been evacuated and why there is a concern of the stability of that hill throughout the morning. >> also in the north bay, there is a shelter in place order. people in novato are told to stay in their homes on paper mill creek court. this is new video from overnight we got into the newsroom. you can see all of the water there. there are road closures in that area as well. >>> flooding as has forced people from their homes in the south bay. >> matt keller is live for us in san jose. matt? >> reporter: good morning, jessica and reggie. since i last saw you, we came over to theualupe riveralma ave. you can see how the river is doing. it is high. but i just talked with a city of san jose worker. he told me that they were monitoring it and it appears that it is receded a bit. that's the good

this is on crescent avenue. you can see the the house is reduced to sticks. this happened in the overnight hours. you can( james )( áá boxááá) kron4's sara stinson is live at the scene with the latest on this breaking news story. sara? breaking news just into kron 4... take a look at this that is what is left of a house after a mudslide in this is on avenue. you can see the the house is reduced to thanks sara. ( 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 (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) ( james )( darya ) welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. let's get a check of the forecast. a combination of wind and rain makes for a good valentine's day to plan something inside with your valentine. winds will gust into a range of 40 to 50 mph with heavy areas of rainfall passing overhead through the day. temperatures will peak in a range of upper 50's with skies being

hardy in efforts to improve crescent city and the greater community. mr. yoho: beyond being a devoted public servant, a coach and a role model, marcus was a family man and a friend to many. anyone who knew him knew his heart and his passion for serving others. he often spent his free time serving as a mentor for the boys to men organization in crescent city, or working to revitalize putnam county for the benefits of the whole community. marcus will be remembered for his compassion and his leadership, his friendship, large, firm hand grip, and a contagious smile. thank you for your service, marcus, you will be missed by many. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to speak about a recent shift we've seen in this country over the recent weeks. mr. lamalfa: that's america

the house well down the hill from sausalito avenue to the crescent avenue. it is a mess from what we can see right now but it's hard to tell. it appears to be the bruce of the house and behind this is a mess of earth, rocks, trees and everything has been uprooted because

we're looking across a canyon on crescent avenue. there you have one of two homes that slid down during heavy rains early this morning. you've got that one home there at a 90 degree angle and another home to the right you cannot see that's a ton of wreckage on crescent avenue. this used to be about 3 to 400 feet up on sausalito boulevard. one of those homes slid off the foundation, came down the hill in the heavy rain around 3:00 this morning, and it took out another house along the way. this is what it looked like when it landed on crescent avenue. this is video from a couple hours ago. you can see a ton of debris smack-dab in the middle of that very narrow road. you've got the high cliff to the left and ravine to the side. remarkably when the first responders arrived, they found and heard someone alive in one of the homes. she had been in the second story of that home. it was a woman. she was talking to first responders. take a look at this video. about an hour after they arrived, they were able to get into that debris and they fou

collapsed on to crescent avenue. she was stuck under the debris encased in mud but remarkably alive, conscious and able to talk to the fire department. it took rescuers about an hour to extract her from what used to be the second floor of her home. >> surprisingly we could see a hand through the debris. she was screaming for help so we were fortunate that we could find her right away. >> reporter: her face encased in mud? >> dirt around her, mud of course. but, you know, quite an event for her coming down that hill. >> reporter: what was she saying to you? >> just couldn't believe that she survived the ride down the hill and that she was appreciative of the fact we were there to help her out. >> thank god for the neighborhood. >> reporter: that woman was taken to marin general. expected to be okay. new video of this morning when the sun came up and the fire department sent one of the rescue dogs back on to the debrisecke to make sure that there was no one else trapped underneath the debris. the fire department is con

it went down to crescent avenue and ended up across the street. it hit maybe one house on the way down. firefighters had to evacuate several neighbors. one issue they are dealing with, a cass lake because of that slide. there are live power lines. pg&e is trying to take care of that issue. the woman in a different home was rescued. she was taken to the hospital. we do not know the extent of her injuries. it is extremely windy. the rain is stellate folly. emergency crews are on the scene and they want people to stay out of that area at crescent barred with ktvu, fox 2 . >> before you go, you had to move away from the area because of the hillside that is unstable and the cass lake. when you were closer to the scene, could you tell if there were any other homes in tanger? was there mud and water in the streets? >> reporter: there was a lot of mud. i did not see a lot of water but there was a lot of mud and trees. the firefighters told me there were four houses and at area but we are checking to see if anybody was inside or see if they had been impact

this is the overhead view from our sky ranger.this is crescent sausalito boulevard. you can see just the empty hole there as it slid down that hill. here's what the area looked like before. you can see this from this google earth image. the hill covered in trees. that red dot right there is where the haas is situated and it slid down that hill side. >> we want to let you know about some breaking news on highway 17. a crash has completely stopped all northbound traffic. this is live pictures from nbc bay area sky ranger. traffic is backed up for miles. the chp says all northbound lanes are blocked right now on summit road. traffic is being diverted. officers are reporting several cars are involved and there are injuries. there are also trees down along the highway near the summit. >>> and a live look at our traffic cameras roegts now across the bay but more rain is moving in just a couple of hours. a look at what to expect. >> and that next storm system will bring us some heavier pockets of rain at times. you can see on storm ranger we are currently getting a break, a

this hour from caracas francesco president of the international federation of red cross and red crescent societies thank you. now on the british values of multiculturalism and tolerance are on a collision path a teacher at a predominantly muslim primary school in bergen says he's been receiving threats for teaching peoples about same sex relationships is initiative parents poll their children are out of school in protest looking at the controversy here is political . what happens if you fundamentally disagree with something your kids are being taught at school it's a question that some of the parents people's at this birmingham school have been confronted with. another sick on both of them moment ago some tissues on them but i'm jim off that is an award winning deputy head teacher here he is with the queen he's been shortlisted for the world's best teacher award for developing a diversity program the no outsiders program involves talking about relationships and highlighting the community in other words telling children much younger than eleven that it's ok to be gay it's something that s

her home was up on sausalito avenue and came down and landed on crescent. the home it landed in was vacant. but there was a woman in the original home. she was -- >> a house slid down from sausalito boulevard to increacr boulevard and hit another house. >> reporter: what were you hearing? you could hear her? >> she was calling for help and then i called 911 and then the sheriff showed up and there's some emergency vehicles on the other side of the wreckage. >> reporter: do you feel confident that everyone is out? >> we believe we have. we can't confirmed for sure. >> can you talk to us about the stability for the rest of the neighborhood? >> we evacuated 50 homes in the area as a precaution. our department of public works from the city of sausalito is out and they're doing some soil assessments. we don't have a report yet on the condition of that soil. clearly with the rain, there's a lot of instability so we don't know if there's areas that need to be shored up or if this is the extent of the slide damage. >> reporter: i've been smelling gas. has it been c

you can see a roof, that should not be down there, that has come down a terribly long way, from crescent avenue and is down at the bottom of this ravine tonight, tonight, the plan is trying to figure out how to recover. in the neighborhood that surrounds what sausalito residents call hurricane goals. the sound of wind whipping is normal. >> it gets 40 to 70 miles per hour through here. remake the sounds early this morning, however, were enough to wake people out of the dead sleep. and raise here on the backs of next. >> it sounded like thunder, but when i opened the window, and smelled pine, because trees have gone down here before, i knew that at least trees had gone down, but i couldn't see the house because it was too dark. remake it sounded like a big explosion. >> by the time i had looked out my bedroom window, obviously it had already come down to the bottom of the hill, there was no commotion after that. remake in an instant, a hillside gave way under the crushing weight of too much rain. sending mud and one of the many homes precariously perched on the hills of sausalito sailing

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breaking news just into kron 4 out of the south bay were a major muslied is impacting area crescent avenueto boulevard. .....mudslide has reportedly struck house .... righ now? one still on scene o journalist. carmody...photbrian news recused..great news ♪ they say you should always listen to your heart. and where better to do that, than the island of ireland? after all, your heart is the best compass there is. so get out there and fill your heart with the stuff that keeps it beating. fill your heart with ireland. ( james )the bay area will see more rain today. here's a look at radar. ( darya ) good morning i'm darya folsom..( james ) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... areas of rainfall continues today although the nature of these showers will be much more isolated than our previous few days. isolated areas of heavy rain and even thunderstorm development will be possible between times of sunshine into the afternoon. daytime highs will be cooler than yesterday's peaking in the low 50's. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 m

she looked at the top floor of a duplex at crescent avenue.ome plunged down the hill and she was under the heavy debris and it took out trees in a car and another home on the way. evacuations were forced of 50 other times. evacuees say they had time to grab a dog and get out. >> it is 15 feet away from where we lay our heads. you can imagine the sound. i would think something had to shake in there but it will be hard to go back and sleep again. >> the debris covered the area of the size of a football field. the police say five cars are barrier and search brought dogs were brought to the scene to make sure nobody else was trap. we will follow the story and bring you the latest right here on one. >>> jesse spoke with the engineer professor at san jose state university about the risk of landslides during storms and what you can do to keep your home safe. >> the heavy rains are causing flooding and a potential for mudslides. we have seen sliding in the northbay. we are joint by doctor green, a civil engineer. what about the mudslides? is there a w

crescent avenue is still closed. the north bay is expected to get the brunt of the rain we're expected. crews with the u.s. geological survey were using laser technology to measure the stability of the ground and spot areas of future risk. sandbags were stacked up to stop some further movement with at least 5 to 8 inches of rain expected between today and wednesday. many are worried about a repeat of the slide from a week ago. residents are hoping that the city took proper precautions to make sure that people are out of harm's way. >> there's a lot of movement but we haven't had water in so long. it's a lot. >> and of course, up to 9 inches are possible to fall on already saturated soil causing rapid rises in streams, creeks, and rivers. so we're going to keep a close eye on this and starting today, the city of sausalito has been meeting with folks to discuss concerns as well as talk about ways that they can be compensated. i did speak to a couple over the weekend who had been evacuated because of the slide and their

it came from sausalito boulevard and landed on crescent boulevard.e live to give you look at what a mess the emergency workers are dealing with right now. it is soil, trees and the debris from the two houses. one woman was injured that was in the second floor of one of the houses. her injuries were minor and she was taken to the hospital as a precaution. in the meantime, we have a gas leak, a water main broken and a mess for the emergency workers to clean up. anne makovec, kpix 5. >> reporter: i am kiet do live at the guatalupe river. there was an emergency evacuation ordered but we hear that has been lifted. the river is at 16 feet and holding steady at this level for the past two hours. last night 10:00 it was 7.5 feet and rising quickly overnight and enough to get the city and county to issue the urgent evacuation order immediately. however, free news is reporting that the red cross volunteer is reporting that everyone is going home. there are 20 people at the evacuation center at the willow glen community center that have been told to go home. we

. >> one of the tools is a wrench, a crescent wrench. >> yes. the crescent wrench is good and this is a perfect example of how to have it so you can loosen it up and use it when you need it. >> okay. let's go inside to talk about fire safety. many of the issues here relate to fire, for example, we have a little smoke detector and i see you brought one here, a carbon monoxide smoke detector. >> this is a combination of smoke and carbon monoxide detector. they are required in single homes now and in apartment buildings. if gas appliance is not burning properly this will alert you before the fumes buildup and will affect you negatively. >> this is a battery powered? >> this is a battery powered and it has a 10 year battery life. a lot of times you may have one or the other. if you put in just a carbon monoxide detector, it's important to have one of these too. every house should have a fire extinguisher, yes. >> one thing people expect to do when the power goes out after an earthquake about using candles. what would you recommend? >> if you have a

was on the second floor of the house that slid across salsaulito boulevard and into another one on crescent avenue. >> it was like a dam bursting. >> she was trapped in a hill of debris for 20 minutes, rescued with minor injuries. at least physically. >> at this point how is your sense of security? >> i don't have any. >> as the city council declared a state of emergency today several landslide survivors who are now homeless to get answers >> >> many insurance policies don't cover moving earth. >> i'm exhausted trying to rebuild my life, now i gotta get a new phone, they wouldn't allow me to purchase a new phone without picture id, go to the dmv it will be 30 days month word on when she may be able to sift through the rubble. the cleanup is complicated by the possible presence of hazardous materials, streets remain closed as soil engineers investigate. a lot of people brought up serious concerns about safety in the future. how concerned are you about the stability under some of these hillsides. >> it's hard to us to hear from our residents and not be able to say do this. >> two homes were d

a woman was inside a home that slid from saw alito boulevard crashing into another home on crescent boulevard. we have team coverage, we begin with anne makevec who is live at the scene, anne. >> reporter: yeah, they are dealing with a lot of challenges right now in this neighborhood. you can see the mess here behind me, i am going to give you closer look at this house came down from a block away, up the hill taking another house with it. the hillside right now is unstable and at this point they have no idea when this neighborhood will be safe. at around 3:00 this morning this house slid off of its foundation. several hundred feet up the hill. there was a woman on the second floor who came down with it, susan gordon ended up buried in debris but somehow had minor injuries after firefighters pulled her out. she is already out of the hospital. rescue workers spent the morning making sure no one else was stuck inside. >> yeah, i'm worried about my neighbor. >> we heard from one neighbor. >> it sounded like a tornado. then i thought it was an earthquake. >> reporter: lisa got out of bed to see wh

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here's what is left of the home on crescent avenue. the evacuation order for the homes along the stretch of the guatalupe river. people had to evacuate order this morning due to the flood threat at north willow glen along the river at willow glen way and atlanta avenue. again, those evacuation orders have been lifted. >>> the east ridge highway 9 west of saratoga is closed due to downed trees and power lines. at this point there's no estimate of when it will reopen. >>> we have news updates throughout the day on your favorite platforms including our website at kpix.com. favorite platforms including our website at kpix.com. >>> it is 8:27 am. i am gianna franco in the traffic center. we have 101 southbound with 4- plex completely shut down due to an injury accident. the backup is distinctive and you can see the red, slow-and- go in both directions. here's a live look at 101 and university with traffic crawling along on the southbound side. use 284 better ride this morning. there are two right lanes shutdown on the beta80, backed up to 9

you can see that area of sausalito there, crescent avenue. that is where that situation happened. kari, that area nearby, more than 5.6" of rain. >> we've had a lot of rain across the bay area. we're also seeing a wide range in rainfall totals. so here is a look at storm ranger right now where we do have a bit of a break with lighter showers moving through. let's talk about those totals we've had since the storm started. in venado, a mountain peak in the north bay had nearly 12" of rain, ukiah 3.5, dillon beach along the coast and north bay 3.75, mount tam near sausalito may be draining into the area over 6" of rain, oakland over 2" and san jose being rain shadowed, boult 0.75". we look at more totals, santa cruz mountains 5.5" of rain. that's causing some areas downstream in the south bay to flood. looking at morgan hill, an inch and a half. cupertino 2" with san ramon measuring 2, almost 2.25, redwood city 1.25". san francisco 3" of rain. really significant for san francisco with 50 miles per hour gusts. in richmond just across the bay, look at that, over 5" of rain while concor

the workers shred down to crescent avenue. they heard a woman screaming. she was trapped inside the home. she was taken to the hospital and being treated for minor injuries. they say that the hillside remains unstable. and they are concerned about what could happen if more rain more rain arrived in that area. >>> the flood watch remains in effect more most of the people in the area there. is a fear is could overflow in gunville. it shows the river water about a foot deep on the road. and there is a lot of mud. the last official reading was 2:30 this morning. the river was almost 28 feet deep. at 29 feet, the authorities start watching it much more closely. and that could happen at 9:00 this morning. and there is some flooding in nevada. that is where the water is covering several streets. the flooding is being determined. but part of south nevada boulevard and part of simmons lane closed. and commercial boulevard is closed due to flooding. many downtown streets are without traffic signals and streetlights because of the storm. it may be covering debris in

there are road closures and thon crescent ain, multiple emergency vehicles on the scene. we are trying to make sure nobody else was injured. they are checking other hubs. they had to evacuate several residence. ktvu, fox 2 . >>> san francisco had its share of problems caused by the rain. a tree fell and crushed two parked cars. fortunately, no one was inside. no one was hurt. this is the aging sewer system that was put to the test. with more rain coming, the city is asking everyone to help out. >> if you see anything on these drains, clear them, it would be a huge help. there is 60% that are just debris on when you get it up with help, it is huge. >> there was street flooding and i am sure you have seen it. the water was up to the wheel wells of the cars. when the police car stalled out, it had to be pushed out by another city vehicle. >>> you can stay up-to-date on all of the weather conditions by downloading our newly updated weather app that is free with interactive radar and updates and the forecast. it has easy feature to upload weather photos and video. >>> it is 4:

protects us.now, crews are also trying to clear sausalito boulevard and right behind me here is crescent which is still covered in debris. it could be some time before they are able to clear it. there's actually some hazardous material out there that could make it tougher to clear the debris and allow people to return home.in sausalito, charles clifford kron 4 news (grant) a 16-year-old is arrested after police say he made threats against american canyon high school in napa. police say the threats were made friday night on social media. the teen's home was searched but no weapons were found. police did find evidence linking the teen to the threats. he was arrested and booked into juvenile hall. police say the teen dismissed the ordeal as a hoax. (vicki) in the east bay... police in oakland say they have arrested two people in the armed robbery of a t-v news crew who was covering the teacher strike. the k-p-i-x crew was on the one-thousand block of 81st avenue when a car pulled up... two people got out and robbed the crew at gunpoint. one of the suspects shot the guard who returned fire--

. >> tonight the home at the bottom of hurricane full much has slid further down the hill and crescent drive remains covered with debris. pleas for help. >> our insurance won't cover moving earth, i don't think theirs will either. >> there is a lot of people in this room who were affected. we need help. we need counseling. we need to know about we can go and what we can do. >> the city counsel declared a state of emergency fleeing upstate and federal funds. >> always concerned with the stability of our hillsides, it's hard for us to hear from our residents and not be able to say do this. >> tonight two homes are destroyed and six remain red tagged leaving folks homeless and with fewer answers. >> on top of living in a hotel right now and trying to find a new home, we are dealing with some issues with our landlord not really trying to give us the help that we feel that we deserve or. >> leaving some to whether cal trans practices were to blame. >> not knowing that cal trans had been dump be dirt above us on the hill that slid and that was actually a fire road up there that they used to

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mudslide that they had trapped a woman living in a duplex that slid down the hill hitting a home on crescent avenue. luckily she was saved by first responders. coming to the damage from that mudslide, two homes that were destroyed, four homes damaged and five vehicles. six structures were red tagged as being unsafe in the area.now reinforcements of today and as well as they will have tomorrow when they're expecting this rain coming in. there's tree work being done as we showed you this morning along sausalito boulevard. also cal trans on site and there's k-rail barriers on the inside and outside barrier of sausalito boulevard nor mudslide tell if it's an issue and we spoke to a resident about tomorrow with the rain coming in. here's what she had to say. >> i think definitely neighbors are trying to take more precautions and looking in the backyard, talking with neighbors to prevent something from happening of this caliber again. >> reporter: hopefully doesn't happen to that calle berhe again like she said there and still debris cleanup following the mudslide and the city council ratifying a

crescent drive, that will take a little longer. probably into next week. as far as all of the debris that landed at the bottom of the ravine, the city of sausalito has no timeline it for that cleanup. back to you. >> you can see more of that interview with the sausalito mudslide survivor coming up at 6:30 pm. >>> if you are not already in the sierra for the holiday weekend, don't even try getting there now. interstate 80 has been closed all day from applegate all the way to the nevada state line. here is why. >> if you can see where you're at right now, the road, we have caltrans behind us. they are doing everything they can to close the road. this is why we have the freeway shut down. >> that is how things look at donner pass right now. reporter steve large is live about 25 miles past the closure point. what is it like out there? it looks like it is snowing heavily. >> reporter: a bit of breaking news. caltrans just announcing their planning on reopening this stretch of interstate 80 over the summit because of what it looks like right here. you can actual

and i hope it protects us.now, crews are also trying to clear sausalito right behind me here is crescent which is still covered in debris. it could be some time before they are able to clear it. there's actually some hazardous material out there that could make it tougher to clear the debris and allow people to return home.in sausalito, charles clifford kron 4 news (ken) a commission tasked with analyzing who should pay for the cost and recovery of catastrophic wildfires in california had its first meeting today in sacramento. (catherine) capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains what the group is expected to do - on a short deadline... california's committee on catastrophic wildfire cost and recovery had the first of several meetings throughout the state monday...((carla peterman- wildfire cost & recovery commission)) "i'm here because i actually think we can do better there are solutions and this board gives us an opportunity to bring those forward" the five commissioners chose former california public utilities member carla peterman as its chair. utility infrastructure will be a

below it, crescent drive will likely take through most of next week to get reopened. as far as susan's home which is at the bottom of that ravine tonight, there is no timeline yet. back to you. >>> there are still a whole bunch of problems unfolding tonight, like closed bay area highways, flooded local rivers and massive amounts of new snow in the sierra.>> we've got caltrans behind us and they are doing everything. this is why we have the freeway shut down.>> crazy conditions up there. more from donner pass in just a moment. doppler is showing rain, even bay area snow right now.>> we're tracking it. >> we are watching the scattered downpours continued. i told you yesterday we get sunshine and rain and sunshine and rain. we threw some hail into the mix as well and a coinued tonight. it is only reading about 10% of bay area locations, but where it is raining it is pouring right over santa rosa almost 2 pedal. it is pouring right over the financial district and also china basin in san francisco south to daly city. you can see the showers off to the west. they will rotat

see it caused widespread damage as the duplex slid down on the hill there on to a vacant home on crescent avenue. five cars also swept in this one mudslide. no one else was hurt there. gordon's cat named peaches is still missing. right now, four buildings are still red tagged with rain still falling, people who were able to return to their homes are feeling angs. >> and the hills are clearly saturated. i hope this is the end of the rain because they can't tolerate much more. >> a page is set up for susan gordon. last check this morning, $20,000 has been raised. later today, fire crews will be back on the scene to continue damage assessment. >>> and you're probably wondering what happens if a mudslide destroys your home. we have a collation of everything that happens. you can watch that story on nbc bay area.com. >>> but happening today, oroville dam coofficials head to court. you can see that it's under construction and work expected to last until spring. this comes two years after 188,000 people living nearby wereamo fail. now, in just a few hours, a judge will decide whether or not to d

.-- it is blocked by trees and hanging power lines.next work on crescent avenue will start.ris there will be more complicated to remove because of its size and potential hazards inside.the mudslide started on national park service land - nps is working with the city to trying stabilize the area.the city needs to confirm the homes impacted were built with piers or foundations that could withstand the strain of the mudslide.there is a huge scar right next to where paul and his wife have lived for 14 years.. and for them, there is no rush to return.sot we are not going to move back in unless it is 100% safe for us to go back in ( marty ) one man is dead and another man is seriously hurt after a tree fell onto their s-u-v. the accident happened along highway- 17 in santa cruz county thursday. it caused a pileup of about 10 cars in all.. those in the s-u-v were only ones injured. ( marty ) and it'll be a few more days before county officials know if water at a southern california beach is safe. storms caused trash to pile up on the sand at seal beach. officials say the rain pushe

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. >> reporter: while the hillsides around sausalito boulevard and crescent drive are drier today, tons of earth and splintered structures remain because on top of the mess are potential issues of asbestos and other hazards. while the city remains focused on the big picture, for slide victims like susan gordon it's the little things slowing down her personal recovery. >> i got to get a new phone. they wouldn't allow me to purchase a new phone without a picture id. you go to the dmv and it will be 30 days. >> reporter: now the city of sausalito is assigning a liaison to help landlords and homeowners recover from this mudslide. as for reopening some of the roads in this area, it looks like because of those potential hazards on the roadway we may be looking at quite another week here of closures in sausalito. live in sausalito, andria borba, kpix5. on skyline boulevard near grizzly peak boulevard. right >>> and the earth is still moving around the bay area. indathis mudslide shut down lanes on grizzly peak boulevard and skyline boulevard. >>> we're getting a bit of a break right now, but t

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the kurdish red crescent says there are around 1000 new arrivals at al—hol just this morning. about what to do with the british is supporters among them. daniel sandford, bbc news. later today the funeral for the footballer, emilio sala, later today the funeral for the footballer, emiliano sala, will be held in his home town in argentina. the 28—year—old was killed in a plane crash, while travelling to his new club, cardiff city. kim gittleson has more. a hometown hero returned to soon. for the residents of this small argentinian town, this was not the way they wanted to welcome back one of their most successful sons. translation: without a doubt, we would never have imagined everything we are seeing would never have imagined everything we are seeing 110w. would never have imagined everything we are seeing now. there are 3000 of us we are seeing now. there are 3000 of us and we remain shocked and ove 1120 m e us and we remain shocked and ove rco m e by us and we remain shocked and overcome by the situation is still trying to give emiliano sala the farewell that he deserves. em