with the addition of crew seven agreements, we would have coverage for crew seven and crew 8. eventually at some point when we have gone through our crew flight tests with boeing and an initial pcm one tests, our mission we will be looking at also adding boeing to an integrated crew agreement. we would like to continue that every single crew rotation mission has integrated crew on it to make sure we have at least one u.s. os and one cosmonaut to ensure we've got coverage for both sides of the segment on every vehicle. >> i think firstly we have our attention firmly focused on this mission looking at the future, we have four astronauts training currently and our objectives are to fly them. we are looking at short duration and long-duration missions. this is what we plan to do. as a relatively small country and a new entrant in human spaceflight, i would expect us to look at a flight every three to five years. we are focused on this mission currently and possibly one in three to five years. >> we have another question on the phone from zach. >> thanks for coming around to me. lo

so with addition of the crew-7 agreement we would have coverage for crew-7 and crew-8.and eventually at some point, when we have gone through our crew flight tests with boeing and initial pcm-1 test, our pcm mission, we would look at adding boeing to an integrated crew agreement. we would like to continue, that every single crew rotation mission has integrated grew on it to make sure that we have at least one usos and one roscosmos cosmonaut on it to ensure that we've got coverage for both side of the segment on every single vehicle. >> yes. so i think, first, we have our attention firmly focused on this mission. of course, looking at the future, we have four astronauts who are trained, or training currently in nasa, and our objectives are to fly them. we're, of course, looking at short duration missions and long duration missions and beyond that so this is what we plan to do, of course. now, as a relatively small country and new entrant in human space flight, i would expect us to look at a flight every three to five years, something like that. so as i said, you know, w

mission plus the crew demonstration mission so seven crew missions over the last three years.ust phenomenal efforts and progression by the team. we had to scrub the first launch attempt and we are proud of the team and those that made the right decision to step down and better understand the issue and fix it. and the account tonight was just just like we like it. we ended up with a beautiful lunch another example if we fly when we are ready and another way to ensure we can fly a crew safely is take it one step at a time to make sure we are working through the operations cleanly and the team demonstrated that tonight launching a crew to the iss is a critical capability congratulations to the space x team and the nasa team and most of all a special thanks to our partners who have given us the precious cargo to be delivered to the iss. as you know this mission is not complete a very important first step and looking forward to getting the crew from the international space station. keeping them certain on —- very busy a very exciting time but for right now we will keep our eyes on

six astronauts inside crew dragon endeavor.s the passover the various ground stations along the ascent track. >> dragon space x trajectory. >> there is the callout. >> first stage and the instructions are off the florida coast by a couple hundred miles burning for six minutes after second stage ignition we will continue to see this engine burn freight and half minutes into today's flight. >> dragon space x nominal trajectory. >> these performance calls happen once a minute. flight teams continuing to track falcon9 everything is looking good so far. also continuing to hear that chickens from the ground station as we pass them. >> the next major event is the entry burn for the first stage. we will rewrite three engines on the first stage to bring the vehicle down as it reenters the earth's atmosphere. >> approaching 200 kilometers in altitude, 124 miles. nominal trajectory. >> it calls the past 12000. >> about 7500 miles per hour coming up into flight. mostly what we are hearing our that performance calls for second stage about o

the crew is in orbit, falcon 9 has almost done its job. completed shop with propelling the astronauts and the six minutes of the second stage and 2.5 minutes of the first stage. continuing in this coast. -- coast period. we are at the 12 minute mark. we are approaching 11 minutes. it is great to see the crew in orbit. we are waiting for that separation. you can see this view of the engine, the second stage is an idle position coasting. not many commands issued from the falcon 9. at the very end will issue the command of separating dragon from falcon 9. you will see a series of burns with the engines on the service section will fire and increase separation distance from the second stage. commentator: a live view from the second stage looking into the trunk, which is the unpressurized section that goes along with the dragon capsule to the space station. that is where we are able to store cargo that is able to be exposed to the vacuum of space. a great view there, looking into the trunk. that will be hopefully the first views we get of that s

crew-6 crew-6 intercedes pd ready for launch. >> dragon is configured for terminal count. >> we heardboth of those calls, dragon onboard computers will take control of the vehicle. should be saying the clamp arm at the very top of the second stage right underneath we seege the unpressurized trunk of dragon which is indicated by the half black and half white indicators, the black bean the solar panels that provide power to the dragon on its transit to the international space station. fconfirmation of strong back retract. we should be able to officially see that strong back. >> strong back will retract about two degrees away from the vehicle. then at liftoff the strong back will actually go back to 45 degrees. that strong back as part of the transporter which provides the liquids and gases, electrical connections to the vehicle. as carry pointed out those clamp arms opened up underneath the trunk just above the first stage, and you could see the action happening now as that initial retraction just a couple degrees away from the vehicle. at this point in time fueling remains underway. al

the crew is in orbit. falcon 9 has almost done its job . it completed its job propelling the astronauts through the second stage and the more than two and a half minutes of the first stage. continuing in this coast period. we are heading to about the 12 minute mark after launch. we are approaching 11 minutes right now. it is great to see the crew in orbit. we are waiting for that separation. you can see this view here of the engine. the second stage, really coasting. no commands being issued. but of course at the very end, we will issue the command for separating the dragon from the falcon 9. you may see a series of burns. the engines will fire and increase separation distance from the second stage. >> in the view from the second stage looking up, the unpressurized section that goes along with the dragon cap tool. -- capsule. that is where we are able to store cargo that is able to be exposed to the vacuum of space. a great view there looking up into the trunk. that will hopefully be the first views we get of that separation event, which we

crew were eating lunch when they heard a bang. a crew member then saw a whale gushing blood. of course, he didn't intentionally strike this vote. and nor did the boat intentionally see the whale and disregarded. it was surely an accident. they can sometimes be coming up very quickly to get a breath of air. and if there's a boat in the way, this type of accident can occur with the vessel sinking quickly, the crew gathered supplies jumped onto a life boat and dinghy and activated a gps beacon. captain rodriguez sent frantic text to a friend saying, this is no joke. we hit a whale in the ship went down. and he added their coordinates. the crew was adrift in the pacific for nearly 10 hours before they were finally spotted by another sailboat that came to the rescue. these people were extremely lucky they had all the safety equipment that they needed on board, they were able to call for help. and get help in a timely manner. last year, a whale hit a vessel in a similar incident, and, sadly, five people on board lost their lives from th

and here are our tankers, the same heroic crew that we came to visit. the operator is on the line heroes of russia commander and driver of the holder of the order of courage and today we will see how the guys work, how they fight. guard captain stepan belov regular he received his military rank ahead of schedule, as well as the position of chief of staff of a tank battalion, nevertheless, his place as a gunner operator. never leaves and maintains a personal sniper score. during the special operation , i destroyed more enemy tanks than all the other such assy, we ride together and for everything. during this time, our crew destroyed 16 a tanks, 4 infantry fighting vehicles armored personnel carriers, 10 light targets - these are uaz vehicles, minibuses. that's more than 100 nationalists. there were also foreign representatives. stepan talks about mercenaries from poland and other european countries he had already met quite a few of them. however, these meetings to uninvited foreign guests went sideways stepan presents his crew commander. tank, foreman ca

we have seen crews here all morning working on this. we are still seeing crews here. it was reportedly caused by a pump failure as far as the major flooding. there are crews out here but you talk about flooding, just driving around this morning, you are seeing flooding here and there, even on the freeways. it can catch you offguard, so understandably, we understand why the highway in both directions were closed. initially they had opened eastbound-westbound for about an hour before they opened all lanes. that happened within the last half hour or so, elizabeth and ryan. commuters are happy because we know how much of a headache this caused earlier this morning. >> thank you so much, jocelyn moran . >>> another trouble spot in allegheny county, pleasanton between fremont closed due to flooding. cars are being turned around and it is unclear how long it will remain closed. >>> in the north bay, fallen trees aren't making anything easier. take a look at this one locking the road. earlier this morning, we saw cars crossing a flooded area across frei road. officials do not

at first, of course, it was scary, but then, when the crew rubs against each other.verything is as if one family acts as one whole, as one organism and there is no more fear, the crew really becomes one big family in long combat trips in a submarine. they spend more time than on earth. but everyone still misses the family very much. they say the commander of a nuclear submarine. y. ugaruky eduard kushnarev in his cabin on the wall a whole collage of photographs with his wife and children, you often see your son's daughter in a photograph than in real life. well, in honor of the holiday, probably today it will be possible to get to the concert and his wife. as my wife said to walk in a new dress, at least go, and so the rest of the main time here on the ship. nikita yakushenko. listened. stories about the service from experienced submariners while still a boy, but even then he understood what he would connect his life with. now he is the first mate in the nuclear submarine seat. maybe he will follow in his father's footsteps. oh, his son, somehow we had an open day ,

before the first crew can be sent to mars for the long haul. space agencies need to figure out how to overcome the tedium, personality conflicts and emotional toll of extended separation from loved ones. - [marc] crews going to mars will be training together for at least a couple of years. so they're gonna work out the kinks. they're gonna find out how to work together, because that's the real key in any kind of situation like this. - [narrator] with mars simulations like this, we'll definitely be able to solve the technical and psychological challenges of establishing the base on mars and forge a path to the future of life in space. (upbeat synths begin playing) in the future,esearchers a the international marsase make a remarkable discovy. a particular rock specimen complete changes the way

the clock and contractor crews brought in. reporter: an estimated 900 trees and branches all over the city fell yesterday during what meteorologists are calling a bomb cyclone. unusual for this region. on some streets, power lines were damaged. in a few cases, trees were so large, they blocked the entire street from one end of the sidewalk to the other. crews from public works were also assessing the damage to the 3rd street bridge near the ball park after several barges got loose, slamming into the bridge. >> we know high beams have been damaged and supports to the i-beams. certainly the wood walkway is badly damaged and buckled. the handrail is damaged. we won't be raising the bridge anytime soon until we know it can be raised safely. reporter: the bridge opened in 1933 and recently went through extensive rehabilitation work. tommy b. has a boat docked nearby and came to see the damage in person. >> is a blessing in disguise -- it's a blessing in disguise. if not for the walkway, it would've hit the bridge. reporter: they wi

crews spent a long time rerouting traffic around the mess. things got a little tricky on southbound 280 by trousdale drive, a high wind advisory was in effect for the area. drivers battled the elements and had to maneuver around this wild and eucalyptus tree. all the debris for scars to use the shoulder of the freeway and traffic slowed to a crawl. it was one of two trees that toppled on the stretch of 280 today in the area. here's another fallen tree that partially blocked the offramp on trousdale drive. in saint carlos, more trees came down, all the rain this season has just saturated the ground. two different trees toppled, blocking a section of northbound el camino real, across the street from this office. >> it is actually winded. reporter: the back entrance here, now blocked, because the wind took down the business' awning. >> fortunately no one was injured or parked back there. reporter: all across the region, the wet weather and spray had a lot of people coming -- had a lot of people coming and going. but it was the wind that made its

crew were eating lunch when they heard a bang.crew member then saw a whale gushing blood. it was purely an accident. they can sometimes be coming up very quickly to get a breath of air. and if there's a boat in the way, this type of accident can occur with the vessel sinking quickly, the crew gathered supplies jumped onto a life boat and dinghy and activated a gps beacon. captain rodriguez sent frantic text to a friend saying, this is no joke. we hit a whale in the ship went down, and he added their coordinates. the crew was adrift in the pacific for nearly 10 hours before they were finally spotted by another sailboat that came to the rescue . these people were extremely lucky they had all the safety equipment that they needed on board. word they were able to call for help. and get help in a timely manner. the crew said their sailboat sank 15 minutes after being hit by the whale. they're expected to arrive in french polynesia today on the boat that rescued them there. okay, closer to home. look at this. a cow made a run for it. in

crews are waiting to fix it permanently until it the weather calms hedown. people who can't go home. >> there are frustrated from both sides of the river as people who left and people who stayed behind and want the ability to leave and return to their homes. and both sides are increasingly fed up with what they describe as the slow-moving and overly bureaucratic response to this flooding. >> they let you out, but not back in. >> he stays on this bridge that connects the area. he waits for donations of food and supplies, things he could get for himself if only the county allowed flood victims to leave and return to their homes. >> you are going to consider this a new border, like, whatever, a new country. give us passports. we have the technology, i don't know why it doesn't get done. >> under the county's current system, if you leave you are not allowed back in probably until the end of the week or perhaps longer. there's still no running watered and county officials th is what it looked like before. and she thinks the damage is getting worse as she is not a

if we see pg&e crews we'll ask them. >> got you. we appreciate your reporting and hopefully that road clears up soon. >> with more storms power outages are a concern. it's hurting business owners. burglar alarms need electricity. bey talked to a restaurant owner in oakland. >> co-owner milton ashley recently celebrated plant based eatery's one year anniversary and he also experienced his second break in during last week's storm. >> we figured whoever but all the alarms were not works because of the power outage. it was enough to set them back about $1,000 in window repairs. on top of the loss and sales. >> usually we get a storm but never lost power. >> five months ago a burglar smashed a different window. >> a gentlemen came in from arizona and he said we were the first people they googled and when they went outside, somebody broke into their car. >> milton from oklahoma said someone broke into his car twice while he was at work. angela jackson said her car and her place of business has been hit by burglars in oakland. >> it's unfo

crews have been able to get in there and clean most of it up. but it was really a touch and go situation for most of wednesday morning. heavy rains and rushing water on tuesday and wednesday morning. the stabilize this hillside along patrol road in woodside. the resulting mudslide walking half the roadway. >> fearing the slide could grow or the entire road could collapse. the san mateo county sheriff's office issued a highly recommended evacuation advising neighbors to leave the area immediately before they get cut off from emergency services. they pondered on the guard. got me out of bed. don't the cloud lives along patrol? he got a knock on the door early wednesday morning. he said this is a mandatory or all you can stay. but we have recommend you leave. >> there's a side at the bottom of toll road and you may not be able to get our later. in addition to the mudslide, power still out for thousands of pg e customers across san mateo county. that includes here along patrol road for just a short distance away from the mudslide. power utility line

come on crew. it naturally flies.is, we have wings there for me to rest. but since the earth is still round, although some argue this is the opposite. here we are flying from east to west and catching up with time. that is, we arrive in this mexico on the same first day, and at the same 11 o'clock figuratively plus or minus there, and in moscow the second number has already come. now you rest, at least a day there, but as a rule, that is , it will be 2-3 days anyway, because flights to mexico are not performed every day. let's say they run twice a week. that is, you have 2-3 days. you need to rest there on the third day, which comes there. and here you are already the fourth flying in the opposite direction and again you are flying this time, and the earth has already passed on the fifth day of the sixth and that having flown away first returning on the sixth you were actually not at home for a week. but no one will let you rest for a week, because you have to fly. that is, you flew in, slept off for a day or two, and

honestly, my 1st crewing experience in 2016 was the most memorable. after that the next best was the race across america. because during the 1st one, nobody knew anything about crewing to partner simply told me that we had to go. and we went without any preparation. but since then the races have been very well planned and the progress could be a has made is amazing. they don't get anything out of it. they just get to see me on the podium and they don't get to see me happy. what i'm doing. and they're happy with their so yeah, this is actually there is like a sensitive if i started writing about their contribution, i might end up waiting maybe 400 page book a cycling. yeah. because we have a lot of attention. but we right now we don't know how to make it a big a good. i feel like no more than anyone into eeoc, these support. i think people should start adopting this board more. mm no one would have known of if he had no been of a big thought. it would have been living in america. but no, everyone knows him not only in india, but also i'm in a bit under

crew says he's a victim of hackers involved.oakland ransomware attack, first detected a month ago. the city now, says current and former workers going back to 2010 may be at risk. we're all scrambling right now to go to the different credit bureaus put security freezes on our accounts, but fraud alerts on our accounts. cruz was oakland's public safety systems advisor from 2012 to 2015, overseeing police, radio systems and technology. he's also worked for the state office of the emergency services handling disasters. the irony that he is now a victim isn't lost on him. this is a massive, massive disaster shocked by what i'm hearing on a daily basis, oakland city council member noel gayo says the city is still negotiating with the hackers. it's really alarming, man. it's a new day. i've never been through an experience like this with government so they have a treasure trove of information on city employees and probably citizens as well. boston college cyber expert kevin power says oakland is likely digging in its heels with the ha

lot of extra crews have been called in. they were already planning for a bad storm, but it was worse than they expected. >> you have the heavy rain, the strong winds, the ground was already saturated from all of the previous storms. power knocked out to nearly half a million pg and e customers throughout the course of yesterday by this afternoon pg and e latest update. they say about 80% of had power knocked out should have it back on tonight. and while most are back online, 80% a lot remain in the dark. look at this down here. this is the santa cruz mountains. each orange square that represents between 505,000 customers who are without it, the boulder creek area, scotts valley. they have had such a rough year, but the majority of local customers in the bay area that are without power are in the east bay here and look at this. such widespread outages still, the yellow indicates between 5500 customers. the green dots between one and 50 customers. and you have it just up and down. interstate 80 across highway. 24 out in the p

when it comes to the downed trees it felt like crews could barely keep up. there would be cones by the downed trees and so many tree branches on the roadways. there's also an electrical fire on el camino and rosedale involving downed power lines that burned a newly installed residential fence firefighters put out new fires at the spot as the electricity came back on >> throughout the day it was getting smaller and bigger and about one hour later you can hear the electricity sparking. and shocks were flying everywhere. at one time the electrical cord was hissing and making like an s in the air. obviously scary situations for a lot of people throughout the peninsula and the bay area. we mentioned the power outages, we have been looking at the power outage map. if you zoom in to your specific area it will give you an estimated time of restoration. a lot of the areas say there was no estimated time and some do say around 11:00 p.m. p.m. tonight you can go to the pg&e outage map we have been showing this morning and zoom into your specific area. a lot of frustrat

city crew spent a long time rerouting traffic around the mess. things got a little tricky on southbound 280 between millbrae avenue and trousdale drive a high wind advisory was in effect for the area. drivers battled the elements it had to maneuver around the fallen eucalyptus tree. all debris forced cars to use the shoulder and traffic slowed to a crawl. it was one of two trees that toppled on a stretch of 280. here is another fallen tree that partially block of the offramp on trousdale drive. in san down. all the rain has saturated the ground. two different trees toppled. they blot a section of northbound el camino real. it happened across the treat -- the street from this doctors office. the back entrance tests and colors i care is blocked because the wind took down the awning. >> it was very loud. there was fortunately no one was injured and no one was parked back there. >> all across the region the wet weather and spray head a lot of people coming and going. it was the wind that made its mark. here's a closer look from crystal springs dam. y

we've also brought in more contract crews as crews get worn out. reinforcements replace them for safety. tom vacar ktvu fox two. no news. cruz in monterey county are working at repair the levee breach that flooded the community of povero. the department of water resources released this aerial video showing just how big the levee breach was. it's about 300 to 400 ft. wide heavy equipment crews are moving large boulders into that massive gap to try to stop the flow of water. the work is going on 24 hours a day with large lights set up at night to help work crews see what they're doing. floodwaters in bihar oh began to receive slightly today, but the thousands of residents who lived there and in the surrounding areas remain evacuated and will likely be out of their homes for weeks. monterey county officials say they have had to perform about 200 rescues. the national guard is also on the ground. assisting in the east bay trees have blocked roadways and knocked out power in several places, including the city of livermore. believes there are asking peop

crews are out clearing this tree the blocked part of kings mountain road. also, our chopper flew through another spot in redwood city. this was just east of 280. the dirt was still moving even as crews with heavy equipment tried to shore up the hillside. because of all the damage, san mateo county has closed all county parks through at least tomorrow. >>> meantime, we are learning about the five people who died in the storm. two were hit by fallen trees in san francisco. both later died at zuckerberg sf general. at least three other people in the city were hurt, including an on-duty police sergeant. we are told that he was driving down brotherhood way when a tree toppled onto his car. after he was removed from his vehicle, he was taken to the hospital with injuries described as life-threatening. so far the department is not naming him, but they do say that he is a 16-year veteran of the force. >>> london breed's office estimates that over 700 trees or tree limbs came down across the city. crews have been out ever since working to clear the sidewalks and the

ministry of defense, military personnel of the southern military district are behind the guns, the crews strike at enemy fortifications with a cluster of mortar positions, as well as columns of military equipment, firing is carried out from closed positions, the coordinates of the targets are transmitted by operators of unmanned aircraft. they also correct the accuracy of the fire of combat vehicles. you set the sight of the goniometer, you aim at a certain landmark, you bring everything down, and then you wait for the command to shoot, they evade. let those who are afraid, i have nothing to fear. i'm coming here to protect my home. if i don't come here, i will be such a lot of refuseniks. they'll break through closer to my house. i'm from rostov, this is the near edge. i'm defending myself here. came home. all the people in our team are sympathetic, you know, we hold on to each other very well. dad mom is not all proud. well, what i am here. rendered to the crew of t-90 tanks breakthrough fire is fired at strongpoints and observers, ammunition firing points and the accumulation of enemy

crews worked to fix the cables and remove the tree. do not forget, you can keep track of 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 news app, download it where you happen to stream. governor newsom is asking lawmakers and voters to approve a 2024 pallet measure that would expand housing and treatment for people suffering from mental illness and addiction. the proposal to address the homelessness crisis would cost $1 billion every year. the governor says it would bring thousands of modern community treatments centers to house people struggling with mental illness or substance abuse. >> it is unacceptable what we are dealing with at scale now in the state of california. not only in terms of the streets and sidewalks, but those who are suffering alone, those who are unseen in mobile home parks, the streets obviously as well in isolation. we have to address and comeogril health in this state and our nation. dion: the new proposal includes funding to hous

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but utility crews were out along the roadway. silicon valley power says they will remain on scene to friday and neighbors say they will do whatever they can to stay safe just at home and away for everything to settle down before i >> go out. >> now, no timetable on exactly when this road will be all the way back open. but as soon as we have that information, we'll pass it along to you on air or online. for now, we're live here in santa clara, justin campbell kron 4 news. justin, thank you for that. down to the 4 zone forecast as we get to be a nice view of the very dry golden gate bridge after a >> nice dry day around the baby. everybody was glad to get a reprieve. lawrence karnow standing by. our chief meteorologist. what's tomorrow like? yeah, i think we're going to get another nice day. tomorrow panels will see that sunshine around the bay area. maybe a couple of patches of fog along the coastline. that's just a hint. at least we're getting closer to spring in the calendar. but a wintry weather we're not with the wintry weathe

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these crews have had been on 48 hours and crews are getting tired, but they're still here.etting the work done. so we just thank you guys for your support. video from a ring doorbell shows where the fire appears to have started. no injuries are reported. but the neurologist mark tamayo is here . mark have to drive down from work to stanford yesterday for a story and it took me two hours to get there and two hours to get home that was draining in and of itself, battling traffic getting to and from there. i mean, that's wearing on people as well. yeah these storms are having such a huge there, so impactful, right? not not just a small delay. i heard of a story someone trying to get from san francisco to warn the creek yesterday took over five hours. so yeah, the extreme conditions, of course, with those extreme winds and rainfall, really adding up as well. least today, the headlines were getting somewhat of a break out there as far as those rainfall totals look at redwood city over the past two days over two inches of rainfall. oakland approaching two inches, santa rosa 1.38

these crews have had been on 48 hours and crews are getting tired, but they're still here. getting the work done so that we just thank you guys for your support. ring doorbell video shows where the fire appears to have started in union city. no one was hurt. repairing a stretch of east 5 80 near livermore could take weeks . if not months, caltrans is trying to shore up a collapse, retaining wall caused by a slide from the recent storm. the agency says the erosion is getting worse as there is now a crack in the roadway. engineers are worried that other lanes on the interstate are also vulnerable to far right lanes have been closed right near the altamonte pass. caltrans will restrike the lanes in order to get one lane back open, monterey county officials said they expect residents in the community of bihar oh, near watson ville will be able to return to assess the damage on friday about 2500 people have been out of their homes since march, 10th when a levee failed, authorities say power is back on. for most of the community water, though, remain shut off in a main sewer line

those crews are on route, some of them are here, just showed up this morning. ama: they are encouraging customers to be prepared and vigilant. stay away from downed power line, call 911. secure anything in your yard that could fly away. charger devices in advance, have extra batteries on hand ahead of a potential power outage. if your power goes out, use flashlights, not candles. dan: governor newsom has extended the california storm state of emergency to cover 21 additional counties, the total is 34, a sicknick and portion of the state. it includes more than half of the bay area. emergency staff. ama: we are not done with our storm coverage yet. we are taking you live to tahoe for the latest on the conditions and where several sorts have already announced closures. dan: take a look outside. this is the scene on 280 as we brace for the storm to intensify. abc 7 news you didn't choose your hairline. hot flashes, the flu, or that thing when your knee just gives out for no reason. you didn't choose your bad back or this. or... that. you didn't choose depression, m

were there cleanup crews? were you already getting going here? >> yeah, i had a tree service here with a crane. it took them most of the day to pull the tree out. it was huge. they had to crane it up over the hedge there that you see in the background. >> that's amazing to see. >> sally, do you have other trees on your property that could come down? and what about your neighbors? >> yeah, we're on a creek. we're on santez creek. we have another 80-foot acacia which we're taking thought the next couple days. and then we have redwood trees. but those tend to manage the wind and the rain and the water. >> sally, i live along the peninsula as well have. you been around here a long time? and when is the last time you had a winter like this that you've experienced? >> it's been several years. we have that drought. so it's affected all of our trees. they're just not as strong as they should be, because of the drought. and then all the water intensified. and then the wind didn't help. the winds coming in through at 70 miles per hour were just too hard fo

area was shut down as crews work to get it cleaned up. benicia police are urging drivers to please slow down. meanwhile, over in the east bay that's been out and fender benders keeping the highway patrol busy during tuesday storm. well, triple a tow truck driver. randy mcbride says he went into the day knowing it would be a busy one. and that was the case as soon as he clocked in one of the calls we got was for a stalled car on the shoulder of highway. 24, this is in contra costa county. most cars are weather-related some compounded by human error. >> they in a that liked. when they nothing that it's a man. that takes in is is dangerous, especially when he's with it. we lift up and you have to stop just most likely in day. no brakes. in this condition, right? yeah. i mean, it's just pretty bad. >> mcbride is also reminding the public that remember roadways can be dangerous when it's raining. and you need to slow down. over on the peninsula. we have sarah boulevard in coma now open once again after flooding prompted a partial closure yeste

the fire crews are busy. they were all here for a while, then they got called to something else because the winds are whipping up here. there's another incident across town we're hearing, so it's a busy night. stay off central and alameda and again that one person was taken away by medics not sure what their status is, but at least they were alert when they were taken out of the van. let's go back to you. sal if you can hear me, so the rain has been coming down all day and then now the winds are a big concern to the wind seem to be picking up where you are, or do they seem to be backing off a bit alphabet? no, they they're still pretty intense here, julie . we saw trash cans and fences and trees come down, in fact, just down the block from where i am. another tree came down that that's the way down there at webster, but all kinds of trees are down. the wind is still whipping up. i can just look up and see all the branches. in fact, we're finish stand away from some of these trees, just in case, you know, so w

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north of novato pg&e crews ar working around the clock. the mud slide began near redwood boulevard. >> the hillside is still moving. >> we've been monitoring land movement. it's consistently moved off the mountain. >> reporter: pg&e says the erosion uncovered one of its two gas lines there that service 91,000 people in marin county. the utility is rerouting the natural gas away and into a temporary bypass. >> it's a detour around. got to build a new road around a hole. >> reporter: the mud slide is also next to a north marin water main. no gas or water service has been disrupted but people living nearby are also worried about something else. >> the traffic it's going to back up. >> reporter: concerned the mud slide could make traffic even worse in the area. the already saturated hills once more rain arrives. >> i think they did a good job to move quickly. it's supposed to rain the coming week but i don't know how much ahead we'll be with it supposed to rain. >> with the wet weather returning, more land movement is possible and expected. >>

sf public works says there street cleaning crews and cleaning crews need to be ready for possible disruptions because of the storm. >> needs to be some patients from residents that we will get to the emergencies the quickest. other things may have to wait. people should be prepared. >> sf power -- i should say sf public works says they are expecting the biggest downpour to come tonight and tomorrow morning. they say there are some report and reminders. if you see a downed power line call 911. if there is an emergency call 911. if you see a downed tree or flooded intersection contact sf 311. >> throughout the storm rely on abc7news. download the abc7news app on your phone so if you are power goes out you can still watch live newscasts and streamed live nobler seven on demand. >> are storm coverage continues. we will take you to south lake tahoe where the concern is snow and rain. >> michael finney is here pretty has a warning about the irs crackdown on online sellers. what you need to unresolved symptoms? heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms like carpal tunnel syndrome... ...shortnes