dan barker was out among the crowd of curious onlookers many noting the worst began with high tide at 8:30 thursday morning. what we saw at that point was water coming out of the banks of socal creek and inundating people's homes inundating businesses in the capital of village by thursday night businesses on the ocean side of the village showed significant damage a resident shared this drone video showing what's left of the once expansive outdoor patio at zelda's on the beach in the distance the capital of peter split by high surf. dharmash patel owns the capitola hotel yesterday evening. we got the actual evacuation notice. so that's when you know, the employees locked up and and left good news. his hotel has been green tact bad news without power and utilities. a long way to go until hotel guests are able to return and business is able to resume. unfortunately, the restaurants across from us weren't as fortunate. a lot of those are red tag, or yellow tag. it's gonna it's gonna be a lot of work and time for those for those businesses to come back. of course capital wasn't only santa

dan barker was out among the crowd of curious onlookers many noting the worst began with high tide at 8:30 thursday morning. what we saw at that point was water coming out of the banks of socal creek and inundating people's homes inundating businesses in the capital of village by thursday night businesses on the ocean side of the village showed significant damage a resident shared this drone video showing what's left of the once expansive outdoor patio at zelda's on the beach in the distance the capital of peter split by high surf. dharmash patel owns the capitola hotel yesterday evening. we got the actual evacuation notice. so that's when you know, the employees locked up and and left good news. his hotel has been green tact bad news without power and utilities. a long way to go until hotel guests are able to return and business is able to resume. unfortunately, the restaurants across from us weren't asfoun a lot of those are red tag, or yellow tag. it's gonna it's gonna be a lot of work and time for those for those businesses to come back. of course capital wasn't only santa cruz wh

. >> dan barker was among the crowd of curious onlookers. the worst began with high tide at 8:30 on thursday morning. >> what we saw was water coming out of the banks of socal creek and inundating people's homes and businesses of the capital of tillage. -- capitola village. >> by thursday night, businesses on the west side showed significant damage. this shows what is left of the once expansive outdoor patio. in the distance, the capital appear -- capitola pier, >> we got the evacuation notice yesterday. that is when the employees locked up and left. >> the hotel has been green tag. bad news, without power and utilities, there is a long way to go until hotel guests are able to return and business is able to resume. >> the restaurants across from us were not as fortunate. a lot of those are red or yellow tagged. it will be a lot of workhigh ray cruz war -- parts of the santa cruz warf. >> everything came together the wrong way. big waves, the king tied, the wind. the rain. everything, you know. it was the perfect storm. reggie: off highlands,