dustin: dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. liz: let's get a check on the forecast with lisa argen.e rain coming tonight. lisa: we are going to see the radar fill in throughout the day. the heaviest stuff coming this evening and through the late evening. there is a look of what is offshore and as we get closer, you can see most of the rain has been in the north bay. along the coast of sea ranch and hills berg picking up good rain overnight. it has been spotty as you get further south. sonoma light showers and a line offshore. the rest of the bay area has been dry and breezy at times. we will take you to the mountains where temperatures are in the low 30's. mix of sun and a few flakes of snow. the snow will be delayed until 7:00 at lake level but we still have the winter storm warning in effect through the next several days. there is a shaky emeryville. 56 in the city, 55 oakland, 54 san jose and a look at the golden gate bridge. it is dry and the wind not that big of a deal. 54 santa rosa, 49 by the delta, and wind gusts around the bay 24 wind advisory right through 1:00 on sunday.

dustin: kickoff is that 1:30. the playoffs will start here for super wildcard weekend at levi's stadium and end on abc 7. the dallas cowboys will travel to tampa bay to take on the buccaneers and hometown favorite tom brady. it will be a great weekend of playoff football and we will not let the weather rain on our parade. in santa clara, dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. dan: thank you. we are two days, 23 hours, 49 minutes from the final game of wildcard weekend when the bucs take on the cowboys. monday night at 5:00 right here on abc 7. hi, i'm eileen. i live in vancouver, washington and i write mystery novels. dogs have been such an important part of my life. i have flinn and a new puppy. as i was writing, i found that i just wasn't as sharp and i new i needed to do something so i started taking prevagen. i realized that i was much more clear and i was remembering the details that i was supposed to. prevagen keeps my brain working right. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. for back pain, i've always been a take tw

dustin: in the south bay, dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. dan: 30% increase. that is a lot of money.: grab some blankets. dan: i know, r it is tough kid we need blankets, because the chill is in the air. ama: my feels like temperature this morning, sandhya, was 35. [laughter] sandhya: it will be colder this morning as winds die down. i want to show you a crystal clear view. the system that came through brought a few showers to the area, cleaned out our air. temperatures have come up just about everywhere compared to 24 hours ago. we are running warmer, and compared to this morning, as you know, it was chilly. 42 mile an hour winds on mount diablo right now. 43 at hawkeye. because of these windy conditions, the temperatures are being held up, for now, but not for long. here is the system that brought us showers in southern california. that is the same system that brought us this chill your air appeared we have a freeze warning for inland areas. frost advisory for the bills -- the hills and bay shoreline from midnight tonight until 9:00 a.m. tomorrow. you want to bring in your pets, pr

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liz: dustin dorsey, -- dustin: dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. liz: lisa argen is checking the forecast and what to expect with more rain on the way tonight, and then the most impactful date could be monday. lisa: right, monday morning through monday evening. we have had some breaks and that has helped us, yesterday, even a portion of thursday, and we will hal into sunday and we need because two systems are headed our way, the weekend system and the monday through wednesday stronger system. here's a look at live doppler 7. this system not affecting much of the bay area yet, but we are looking at the north bay with light rain and gusty winds, so from pinegrove north to santa rosa, bodega bay, the rest of the bay area is quiet. the winds are picking up, 20 mile an hour lm in the inland valleys. that will be changing. upper elevation winds 38 miles an hour, mount diablo near then north bay. temperatures are in the 50's with southerly winds, so it is milder. here's a look at the wind profile that coincides with the strong cold front leader today. sca

dustin dorsey, abc 7 news.an: governor newsom is in santa cruz county for a close-up look at the damage there. the governor toured capitola village, where there has been an incredible community effort to clean up all the debris from the big waves, high tides, and the rain swollen socal creek. >> it is remarkable walking through a number of small businesses, how many of the businessmen and women, the owners said people just showed up, said they needed one thing, which was gloves, and they took it upon themselves to clear out the debris and get the community on its feet. that is the spirit that marks these moments. dan: the governor says he has been in touch with president biden, who has declared a federal emergency in 31 california counties. before going to see the storm damage firsthand, governor newsom unveiled the state's newsom unveiled the state's budg your heart is the beat of life. if you have heart failure, entrust your heart to entresto, a medicine specifically made for heart failure. entresto is the #1

they are hearing that this event -- ama: that was dustin -- dustin: and now we are seeing it happen right here. dan: have you seen any activity at all since you have been there of any significance? dustin: like i said, around 4:30 is when we saw the first chp helicopter come by. another shopper came by 20 minutes ago. no ambulances have been cruising through at this location. all has been calm. we imagine if any of the helicopter flights were bringing any of the injured victims, it was probably on that 4:30 arrival here at stanford medical center. dan: thank you very much, live from stanford tonight. ama: seven people dead, one person critical. initially we heard three. it is unclear if it went down to one because possibly those people did not survive, or if they found other victims at the scene. we do not have that information. dan: we don't and we hope to get it here soon, at least more information from authorities who have been telling us they are trying to hold a news conference. it gets pushed back, in the latest word was 6:00. at any moment, we hope to hear more directly from police

dustin? dustin: yeah, we first got the information via twitter from san mateo county sheriffs just before 4:00. around 4:30, my photographer was here. he watched helicopters, a chp helicopter come in here to the stanford medical center, just over my shoulder. it came in, landed a few minutes later. since then, everything has been calm. we have been waiting to see if any other ambulances are going to drive through. we have yet to see that at this time. this is one of the best trauma centers in the entire bay area and the closest one, we imagine, you know, looking at the map at this point, to half moon bay. we are about a 35-minute drive, and the closes would be san francisco general at this point. we are waiting to hear back. we have reached out to stanford personnel. yet to hear any kind of update. the latest, we understand, three injured in the first shooting. they are all in critical condition. we are praying that they are going to be ok. as we know, four others were killed in the two shoot

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dustin: in the south bay dustin , dorsey, abc7news.tion is underway to tear down and historic theatre in san francisco. the alexandria theater has been closed since 2004. our news partners at the essex standard report the previous property owner sent a letter to city officials to let them know they wanted to convert it to new homes. yesterday the city said there was a new owner but no other details have been provided. the alexandria theater sign is coming down and will be preserved. still ahead on abc seven mornings, a revival for the game world. >> there are people that just come to watch their favorite players and personalities and it is nice to see every year it keeps getting bigger and bigger. liz: how the genesis nine gaming convention in san jose is giving a big boost to bay area businesses. here's a live look from the east bay hills camera. a gorgeous view as the sun comes up on this dry saturday. time is 6:37. we will check in wi you've put your dreams on hold. remember this? but i spoke to our advisor, and our vanguard investm

alright, dustin. thanks very much. let's go back to time all of this out for you and get details that you need to know about this storm. abc 7 news weather. anchor spencer christian is back with those details spencer. okay. i'm a dad. we'll start with a look at our satellite radar composite image once again over the last 12 hours looping this to show you the approaching storm, which is a big vigorous powerful storm. it'll come in two stages. the first stage will be this warm front comutest wilng wm air into the bay area that's happening right now actually some of that moisture has arrived already ahead of the of course the first wave of storms and we most of this is evaporating before it hits the ground right now, but we do have reports have a couple of locations that have had some sprinkles already now, you can see again the floor is from the south warmer air is coming in as a result the 24-hour temperature change shows that it's a few degrees warmer right now then at this time yesterday, let's take a live view from s

dustin? purdy we understand there were -- dus we understandtin: there were three victims when we showed up. that is when we saw a chp helicopter come in, land on top of the hospital here, the helipad, and then take off a short while later. it is unclear at this time how many victims were in that. have been sitting here ever since, waiting to see if there's any other helicopter or police activity. at this time, we have not seen that yet. things are calm right now the outskirts of campus. we can only imagine what is going on right now in that hospital that is just over my shoulder in the building behind here at stanford. of course one of the most well renowned hospitals in the area, so, you know, hopefully the injured will be in good condition here. we are about 35 minutes from where the shootings happened half moon bay along highway 92, so we have reached out to stanford. we have yet to hear back any information about how many people are here, what the latest on their status, but we will conti

dustin dorsey spoke with the tech experts about the impact on silicon valley.dustin: one sitting atop of the financial mountain, tech companies are feeling the effects of a return to normalcy, the bottom line for meta, microsoft and google are forcing employees to feel the heat. >> the revenue is not justifying the numbers which is why you heard in that 2022 use talks about we have to work hard and evaluate people. it is an indication that the company is looking very carefully at the bottom line and trying to cut costs. dustin: this professor says that those cuts start with employees. >> a lot of friends work at google so i am worried about them. i am afraid to call them. dustin: 12,000 employees from alphabet joins the tens of thousands recently cut from companies across silicon valley as they way budget decisions. just a matter of months removed from the tech sector hiring 2000 plus employees, double the previous decade. >> during the pandemic google increase the number of employees by 30%. what they are doing is what i call the great reset where they will go

dorsey is live at the stadium with how fans and players dustin are getting ready.h lights are on. it's the calm before the storm both for the nfl playoffs between the niners and seahawks and that storm that you just talked about were expecting showers around kickoff, but the faithful won't let that rain on their parade. welcome to the grassfield has been getting a solid soak all week, and it's not expected to clear up for the big first round playoff matchup between the 49ers and seattle seahawks, but remaining faithful to the bay doesn't mean taking breaks for weather. these fans are ready for game time saturday afternoon. does the rain do anything to damper those spirits? no, man can even louder in there doing crazier. we got ponchos. we got boots. we got jeans. we're ready to come and for those less prepared the team store was open and busy a day before kickoff fans grabbing the essentials like sweatshirts and jackets, and i'm sure jerseys are waterproof enough gearing up for what fans expect to be a big win. we're gonna smash the seahawks man. they had no chance

dustin dorsey, abc7news. >> let us show you a live look from our camera. ordinarily it would be very busy at the classic. people are trying not to drive if they don't need to. whether coverage will continue in just a moment. stay here with us. your heart is the beat of life. if you have heart failure, entrust your heart to entresto. entresto helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. >> here is a live look outside at the bay bridge you can see on the right and on the left is live doppler 7 hd, the bay bridge much lower than it would normally be this time of day as the storm advances across the bay area, people are paying attention to the warnings from officials to stay off the road unless you absolutely have to be out th

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dustin dorsey shows us how roofing companies are struggling to keep up with the calls.hese guys may be blue overhead but that does not mean we are done with the storm. in fact, the cleanup work is just beginning especially for roofing companies in the south bay. the roofing business is interesting because every time it rains, you don't sleep well. i haven't slept well the last few nights. >> what's been keeping him up at night is more than 150 calls for service and repair over just the last few days of the storm. one of those calls coming from benson lee's>> it's been knots,s worried that the neighborhood was going to flood. it was new year's eve that this was happening, i was walking into the spare headroom and i felt to drip. i thought oh no. >> for him he was minimal damage. crews are trying to provide temporary fixes until the storms pass and a temporary -- and a permanent cleanup can be made. >> refreshed on top of the plastic. >> picking up the pieces from a historic storm. >> i've been here since 1994 and this is one of the worst. >> it's not just residential iss

dan: we have team dustin dorsey is in capitola with reaction from business owners there. kristen: we begin with zach fuentes with details on the president's visit. good evening. reporter: good evening to you. one thing that everybody agrees on who has seen the damage in places like capitola in person, they agree that you have to see it in person to understand the scope of just what happened there. that's what the president got to do in his tour in the area where he saw that firsthand. he really did that in a short but packed itinerary today. the days events off to an earlier than planned start as air force one landed at moffitt federal airfield. president biden greeted by governor gavin newsom, alex padilla, anna eshoo. speaking with reporters moments after biden arrived, relaying the message she gave him about the damage done in her district. >> heavy and costly damage. these are costs that no individual can afford to pick up themselves. you would have to be extort merrily wealthy to afford that. i spoke to him about f fema director that is really outstanding. so i deliv

dustin dorsey has the details and a warning for others. reporter: a california highway patrol officer should consider himself lucky he's relatively ok today. a routine response to a traffic collision took a dangerous turn, as a massive tree toppled over onto highway 17 in san jose, and the chp officer responding. >> suffered some injuries and pain as a result of this. but nothing that is potentially life-threatening. reporter: after 10 a.m., two cars involved in a noninjury accident called for chp response south of the highway 280 and highway 17 interchange. three officers arrived on the scene and gusty winds blew through the corridor or a short while later. these a 40-60 foot trees have been getting soaked due to all the rain we have been having. that's why with some powerfulwinds here today, the tree was able to fall down the officer responding to the crash. crews arrived on scene quickly and began to clear the large tree off the roadway. traffic was slowed for at least an hour. the chp officer says highway has received around 150 weathe

dustin: a pain the russian river valley is used to. i did not have this much stuff last time, though. stephanie: if history repeats itself, stuff that will soon be underwater. in 2019, streets in guernevile turned into swamps, cars emerged in water with canoes as the main source of public transit. the mayor remembers it well. >> the foggy part of the windows it is where it went to. stephanie: his legacy family business flooded out. no stranger to what is to come, he just hopes the days ahead will not be as bad as 1986. >> in 1986, it was over the roof of that building, so everything inside was kind of destroyed. stephanie: for him, that was hell and high water, a reality for the region tuesday night. a prected swampy snef road closures. >> at 38 feet, the bridge downhill will be covered. stephanie: the fire chief is preparing for the worst, which could hit as early as monday night. >> at 38 feet, we have our major road closures. highway 116 west of duncan mills, highway 116 coming out of guerneville. stephanie: water levels along the r

in san jose, dustin dorsey, abc7 news. ama: berkeley fire investigators are searching for the cause of a fire that left two people injured at the bayer pharmaceutical campus this morning. for a fighters were called to one of the manufacturing buildings where two contractors were injured and taken to the hospital. their conditions have not been released. they are aware of the fire and have launched an investigation as well. dan: fire crews got a lot more than they bargained for at a house fire in martinez. crews came across more than 70 dogs and cats inside the home on barbara lane. some of them have gotten out and were running around the neighborhood. >> we initially had a lot of help -- very helpful neighbors all around the firehouse here who helped us to corral the mostly dogs and give them water and keep them attended to. dan: animal control officers helped gather the dogs and the cats into carriers. no animals died in the blaze which started in the garage and spread to the second floor. one of the three residents was t

in felton dustin dorsey abc7news. >> governor newsom is in santa cruz county for a close-up look at the storm damage, the governor toward capitola village where there has been an incredible community effort to clean up all of the debris from the big waves, high tides and rain swollen creek >> it's remarkable walking through the businesses, how many of the business men and women and owners of these businesses how many people showed up and said they just needed one thing which was gloves and then took it upon themselves to help clear out the debris and get this community back on its feet and that's the spirit that marks these moments. >> the governor says he is in touch with president biden who has approved a federal declaration in a total of 31 california counties. >> lots of power outages tonight take a look at the locations indicated on this outage map tonight the south bay is the hardest hit area with more than 51 1000 customers without power as of about a half-hour ago san mateo county is also experiencing a high number of outages with about 13,000 500 customers affected. >> on the p

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reporter: dustin dorsey, abc 7. liz: let's get a check of the forecast for the days to come.day is the day you are watching. lisa: we have multiple rounds of rain, starting in the north bay. that will continue to spread through the bay area. the strongest atmospheric river will be monday. we have heavy rain that is going to be headed our way tonight. then we get a lull in th activity sunday. take a look at what is offshore. we have rain across the north bay. it is light. not everyone is seeing the rain. you can see house spot the rain showers are. this is a like things are not that big of a deal. it is going to increase. rain and wind spreading south today. wins from eight to 17 miles per hour. you can see mount diablo at 33 miles per hour. breezy, getting dusty later. 55 in san jose. there is a look at the winds. stopping this at noon, 20 to 40 miles per hour at the coast. as we get close to 6:00, getting stronger. that wind advisory through 1:00 p.m. sunday. 11:00 p.m. tonight, 30 to 50 mile-per-hour winds. as we go through the hours, the main activity in the north bay. thi

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on a second day in office, abc news reporter dustin dorsey sat down with new mayor about with money between three has in store for the city. >> a new year's underway in san jose, along with it, and you face in charge of the top floor office at city hall. >> mayor matt may hamm, how does that feel? he didn't skip a beat and doing just that. after getting sworn in december 30, the mayor spent his day in office building community with local first responders, just like his approach to government, things are moving quickly. >> but i hope to do in this role is encourage my colleagues and city staff and partners in other levels of government to be more efficient, to cut the red tape, to try things and be ok when admitting things we are doing is not working. >> was not and homelessness, especially with the recent wet weather across the city, he says the need for housing for the on housed is critical. >> 5000 people living on the streets, it's a crisis and i oneness to treat it like a crisis. that means building much more cost-effective shelter, expanding inpatient treatment for addiction and mental

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year with that money they snag several top pga players to come on board including phil mickelson and dustinthe human rights challenge saudi's did this by offering the players quite a bit of money. a lot of money. blood money? sure. maybe. a lot of it. the former number one golfer in the world just ? dustin johnson made formally dollars and pga tour prize money during the course of his career after turning pro in 2007 and liv reported to pay him $25,000 just for a one year contract and phil mickelson was offered $200 million that's more than double what he made in total. throughout his entire 30 year career. now of course this new golf organization threatening the fame and popularity of the pga tour can't afford to offer this cash and they have a pr incentive because of course saudi arabia has a horrifying human rights record including severe medieval restrictions on girls and women repression of the lgbt q community, a country whose elites have ties to al qaeda terrorist organization responsible for 9/11 whose crowned prince according to the cia order the killing of "washington post" journa

in the santa cruz mountain, dustin dorsey. abc7. >> and the big concerning is the rushing river. >> we're seeing floodish sures there. liz has the story. liz: downed trees and power outaged. that's what folks are dealing with today. the driver of this minivan here now being toed away got sun merged in floodwaters. rescue crews had to help him get out. this is the scene in sonoma county after the latest round of storms overnight at lesser and river roads. this mercedes in a minivan both submerge into the waters. they are helping to rescue one of the trapped drivers. >> the road closure drenching the surrounding vineyards. >> on the other side of this water. so we're going to go around and take the high roads. >> it's a similar scene >> usually parking lot. now, what we woke up to, was got three trues down and we had major road players. >> linda hopkins said that their expect to crest early tuesday morning. low lying areas around the river are feeling the impact. the entire yard flooded. his only way out, his boat. >> he started

let's get it done. >> dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. >> will the u.s.efault on its debt for the first time ever? that could happen this week, and ♪ i gotta good feeling about this, yeah ♪ ♪ i'm with it ♪ ♪ i gotta good feeling about this ♪ ♪ yeah, ♪ ♪ so let's get it ♪ ♪ i'm feeling good vibes ♪ >> a rough day on wall street with major indices all losing more than 1%. for the dow that translates to a drop of 600 and 13 points, the nasdaq and the s&p went down by significant portions as well. the economy may be heading towards a slow down as a result of the federal reserve's aggressive rate hikes last year. >> the nation is on the brink of a political and financial shutdown as the u.s. nears its debt ceiling deadline, jesuit secretary -- treasury secretary janet yellen says that we will hit our debt limit tomorrow. economists board that -- warned that america could go into default for the first time. the united states has more than $31 trillion in debt, and going into default means that the government may not be able to make payments to americans for ben

dustin dorsey has details from the south bay.dustin: days before the san francisco 49ers play in the nfc championship game, charles omenihu was arrested and booked into santa clara county jail on suspicion of misdemeanor domestic violence. >> a female survivor who called, alleged and reported, that her boyfriend charles omenihu, pushed her to the ground during an argument. >> of the event took place after 4:30 in his apartment, as the team had the day off. when police arrived, the girlfriend declined medical attention despite pain reported in her arm. the woman showed no visible injuries. but the 25-year-old charles omenihu was arrested and served temporary restraining order. he has posted bail. >> there many different factors, money include what the relationship is. to their children together? with -- this would be classified as a misdemeanor. this -- there was no visible injuries, just a complaint of pain. >> he has been part of the defensive line rotation for the 49ers during the plan front. the team provided a short statement

. >> community levels of covid are dropping fast, but dustin dorsey explains why doctors are still askingous. >> sometimes lost in the news of the world is the fact that the covid-19 pandemic is still upon us. it was at the forefront of many peoples thoughts when they were making holiday plans, but not much talk since because doctors are saying we are in a much better place. >> at this point it seems that we have come down the mountain on the curve. the hospitalization is done. you know, cases are down, wastewater shows that everything is looking good. >> that decline seen here in santa clara county, our community levels of covid are where we were last august and february when there was a more relaxed feeling. but we are not yet the low levels of covid according to dr. sarah rudman. >> there is still a fair amount of covid out there. if you walk into an indoor space in public, there is a good chance somebody in there has covid. >> that is why dr. rodman is still wearing a mask indoors, especially with data from the cdc showing that people are suffering from lung covid. as well as masking,

now, live in san jose, dustin dorsey abc news. >> in general, everyone drive a little but slower. >> there's no reason to rushing through. leanne is standing by. >> i'm going to add to that common sense, you know what they say, larry, better rain than snow. ask me that in a few hours to see if that's true or not. as the storm has been building, the city has also responded to a few emergencies and this afternoon we were lucky enough to go inside the cities emergency operations center. it was fully activated because of this storm. that means every agency is there to provide a coordinated response, accord needed effort. i'm talking about police, fire department, -- a coordinated effort, i'm talking about police, fire, and their biggest concern is flooding, more than anything and the wind. >> the ground is saturated, we fully expect that we will have lots of trees down, those trees down can take power lines down. they create power outages and sometimes communication outages. >> some of that already this morning on hyde and jackson streets in the mission hill neighborhood. pg&e was called

live in capitola, dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. >> thank you, dustin. after capitola, the president took a short drive to a neighboring state beach where the pier to the landmark ship was torn apart by massive waves on january 4. abc 7 news reporter amanda joins us live from aptas with this part of the president's visit. amanda? reporter: only hours ago, president biden formally addressed that widespread damage across santa cruz county from right here at sea cliff state beach. since then weave spoke with visitors and residents who say the high profile visit brings with it a renewed sense of optimism. in aptas, the president met with first responders, state and local leaders who have all been hard at work. in the press conference that followed he thanked them for all they've done and commended the community for all they've had to deal. with seacliff state beach suffered significant damage to its pier, seawall and campground. elsewhere the community saw severe flooding, downed tree, power outages and more. the beach town battered, one of the hardest hit b

and the cities i lived in and represent them in my artwork so i think it would be pretty cool. >> dustin abc7news. liz: lisa argen, let's get a check outside and we are also tracking the weather for the big game. lisa: that's right. as we look outside, it does not like too bad but there is a dense fog advisory in effect for cities around the bay where the visibility is sshe on the way, it will not be as warm but a cold front will visit us tomorrow. i will explain what thatntails and talk about a very cold start to the work week coming up. liz: the next big game is horizon for brock purdy. here his thoughts on his match up against the eagles. larry beil will have the details coming up in sports. liz: here's a live look from the santa cruz camera, just gorgeous at the beach. the lighthouse all lit up, really nice start to the saturday. in sports, we are over a day away from championship sunday. brock purdy in the 49ers take on jalen hurts and the eagles on the road in philly at financial field. kickoff is 12:00 p.m. in the bay, it seems all is right with the warriors for now, steph curry a

dustin dorsey is live in gilroy tonight. >> flooding is this creek you see behind me really coming through here at christmas hill park underneath this road here. a couple of days high as my head where i would be standing right now. the waters have started to receive from what neighbors are calling one of the worst floods they have seen here in gilroy. >> when life gives you lemons, you make them annoyed. -- you make lemonade. the creek in gilroy crashing up along the road into christmas hill park. just a few days after it swelled up, flooding much of the area. >> it got up to about that cra in the road. when you have these atmospheric rivers like we had, they just keep coming and it fills up fast and it is just a massive amount of water. >> so much water that the farmlands on the outskirts of the city remain completely saturated. the road may flood, you have got that right. this area was highlighted as a point of concern for valley water and the storm held up on its end of the deal. >> we were totally surrounded all the way down past that other fruit stand down there with water. we held up

dustin dorsey, abc7 news. larry: thank you. pg&e has made progress restoring power outages around the bay area. there were more than 10,000 customers affected this morning. mostly in the south bay. pg&e's outage map reports under 5000 outages remain in santa clara. hundreds of customers, still affected in campbell and boulder creek in the santa cruz valleys. kristen: all seven of the water district's reservoirs are at full capacity in marin county. you can see how full alpine lake is now. with more atmospheric river is expected, reservoir storage levels will continue to surpass historical averages for the next few weeks. for a list of storm resources like sandbag locations and warming centers and shelters, go to abc7news.com/takeaction. larry: coming up -- dangerous waters. what do you do if you are caught up in this leading? rising temperatures. the dangerous changes in our climate. and later, drug use in two major cities and countries, striking [narrator] everyone needs quality health insurance, even if you're healthy and act

. >> reporter: all very sudden, but dustin jasper, venus'brother got along with his brother-in-law. they both liked outdoorsy stuff. >> we went hunting together, fibbing together. >> reporter: it was a year after their quicky wedding that doug left the marines to keep his bride >> i was looking at deployments and she had this fear that i was going -- something was going to happen to me, so she wanted me to get out of the military in 2003. >> reporter: in 2003 they began civilian life together. they moved into this house not far from where they grew up. venus worked at a bank and he at applebees. >> venus hoped and parade for two little girls. i hoped and prays for two babies. we both got her >> reporter: andd venus like being a mom? >> that was her number one priori >> reporter: but stay-at-home mom wasn't for her. so you became mr. >> absolutely. it was the best years of my life. >> reporter: when he kicked back, mom enjoyed his xbox. thanks to the game's live feature he's talk to other first-person shooters far and wide. they became fast he spent so many hours wandering the virtua

dustin dorsey explains how valley water hopes to figure out what can be done. >> weeks of rain in theouth bay washed away any doubt that the current solution to the homeless crisis are not enough. valley water is looking into how they can do more. >> they deserve it. we are here to help people not to give excuses to why we cannot. i strongly believe every single board member passionately believes it is -- wants to help. >> the directors held a meeting to figure out how they can help the living along waterways in the county. valley water removed more than 931 tons of trash last year. garbage that piles up with debris and can cause flooding and unhealthy issue. >> that was catch up the pandemic year and just trying to really get it back into a condition that was acceptable in terms of the amount of trash. >> so what needs to be done? clean up our waterways and get people off the street. newly elected board members pushed the board to begin a new path forward for the benefit of all. >> trying to do what we are doing, and reducing the number of encampments that will help the district and

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this has been flowing nonstop for this video posted to twitter by dustin mulvaney. flood water damage to this bridge in santa cruz county . the grounds valley road bridge . this video was shared on twitter. the bridge collapsed there into the river. they're asking people to use an alternate route. to the north, here is a look at some flooding in a sonoma county. this is at a vineyard here just shy of windsor road. you can see it recovering as it sloshes through the vineyard. we will be showing you videos all night long. if you have any emma please tag us on social media at kpix. >>> we want to see your storm videos and photos. hashtag kpix on the first post. >>> we have a little bit of a break right now, but it's coming again. if you lose electricity, here is an easy way to stay connected. find us on your phone's apple or on our website, kpix .com. >>> the storm dredging up bad memories for some in the south bay. the flood threat giving them a bad case of deja vu. >>> evacuation warnings in parts of solano county. exactly what the people in the area are facing. busi

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reopen, but workers we spoke with today said that might be tomorrow get in the santa cruz mountains, dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. dan: a lot of flooding just south of gilroy. a home alongside highway 101 is under several feet of water, as you can see. several vehicles also underwater. these pictures from sky this is just across the freeway from the 101, highway 25 interchange. both lanes of 25 underwater, next to farmland not far from gavin creek. a few cars had to be pushed out of the water, but a terrible mess there. that is not the only flooding issue in santa clara county. the guadalupe river is also creating problems for people in san jose, as it often does when storms get bad. abc 7 news reporter zach fuentes is live with details on that. zach? zach: yeah, stopped earlier, and the water has receded, but even with it receiving come of it is still pretty intense right now. -- intense right now. the current water levels still have local leaders on alert. the headaches caused by the storm seen in the last week continue. the impact of the most recent one on early monday morning was nearly de

this government led by the n yahoo and bank of ear, we'll go to the dustin's of history. and the palestinian flag will continue to fly on this land. and we'll do that. we existed on the sloane before this railway government came unoccupied. it a message to this railway occupation. we will not leave this place. this is all property and we will remain here. now i am not. we are afraid that alcanar alack, mar may be demolished because have been fears, actions. his electoral campaign was to demolish al con alack, mar, and he is now forced to do so. the head of the palestinian national initiative party told us the real goal of the current israeli government is to expel palestinians from their lands. if i'm kind of not a necessity up out of subject to the process of that being the other 3 missed the government to do if that happens, this will lead definitely to an explosion because it will be perceived 1st of all as an act of beginning annexation of the ban of the section of the new potential for an independent. this is also another act that would give any potential of the so c

have to do is look over my left shoulder and i vigils and posters well-wishers, well-wishers like dustin peters has been at this corner across from hamlin's hospital since monday night holding vigil after vigil. just doing what they can do to, you know, get this, get through it. this family through it for the right time as doctors detail a major turning point and hamlets health journey. >> they say it's just the start. there are many, many still ahead of him. from our standpoint, we would like to see him continue to improve. >> well, let's hope that that does continue to happen. that was reporter savior. walton reporting for us. >> well, actor jeremy renner sharing some video now from the hospital as well as he gets a scalp for his sister runners continuing his recovery in the icu after being run over by snowplow near lake tahoe recently released 9-1-1. calls reveal that he was completely run over by that snow plow and that it took 49 minutes before enter is able to be taken to the hospital by helicopter. but as you saw the video, he is recovering as well. we'll take a break here 4.51. w