dustin: dustin dorsey, abc 7 news.an: still to come here, the weather damage is getting worse in the north bay. the latest on a mudslide that is threatening homes in santa rosa, and the attempts to stop it. authorities say it is not working. that story is next. ama: if you are a jennifer coolidge fan, you might enjoy this. a live conference on may 9. registration is underway. prices will go up another begins. ♪ woo! ♪ woo! ♪ [giggles] ♪ rated pg-13. ama: the recent mud and storms has caused multiple landslides. in pacific palisades, one resident feared her home could be impacted by a nearby mudslide after her neighbor's home was red tagged. >> if anything happened to them, they were all connected, so really scared, what is going to happen? ama: on the iconic new orleans drive, residents reported -- mulholland drive, residents reported multiple mudslides. the fire department is waiting to determine when residents can return home safely. dan: a mudslide has breached one of two homes red tagged in santa rosa. fire officia

dustin: dustin dorsey, abc7news. ama: in the east bay, people are still without power as the cleanup from the storm. we are joined live from alamo with the latest. >> it has been about 30 hours in the dark for this community in alamo. this power outages has forced this gas station behind me to shut down as well as several of the surrounding businesses in the shopping center, including a coffee shop and daycare. this comes as some neighbors are still working to clean up a lot of downed trees across the east bay. he was neighbor's fence about to blow over in union city on tuesday when something she least expected happened that moment. >> suddenly, this tree fell. i fell from the sofa. >> our sky 7 view shows mul townhomes damaged by several massive trees uprooted from tuesday's storm. now her home along with several of her neighbors is unsafe to stay in. >> it was so shocking. at the same time, i was thinking about my stuff. can i get something? can i go -- no, you cannot go. they were pushing us out. >> she only came

dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. karina: on the peninsula, tolling begins tomorrow for the san mateo 101 express lanes after nearly a year of delays. the stretch runs in both directions from whipple avenue in redwood city to interstate 380. solo drivers can pay full price to use the express lane during the hours of 5:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. monday through friday. the cost will go up or down depending on how crowded the lane is. any driver using the express lane needs a fast-track toll tag. it is free for carpools with three or more people. the new express lanes connect with the nearly 6.5-mile stretch that open february 2022 between whipple and north matilda avenue in sunnyvale. dan: more to come. could be commercial season be canceled altogether this year? why state officials are considering a ban. karina: the warriors are on abc 7 this weekend. watch them play the lakers on sunday. that game tips off at 12:30 on unresolved symptoms? heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms like carpal tunnel syndrome... ...short

dustin: in san jose, dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. dan: still ahead, they were the lifeline for restaurants during the pandemic, but now many owners will have to decide if those parklets are worth it. san francisco's looming deadline to apply for a permit to keep them, and what happens if you this van just hit me out of n. i thought i was dead. after the accident, i was in a lot of pain and i decided that i needed to . i called jacoby & meyers they had their own dream team . they took care of me like a q. i would recommend you call jacoby & meyers they really went to bat for me. if you've been in a seriousacci. call jacoby & meyers, justic. ama: san francisco's chinatown based restaurant china live is in a legal battle with its landlord. the restaurant has filed a lawsuit for breach of contract, failing to address maintenance issues, and more. the landlord also filed a lawsuit that has been dismissed claiming the restaurant owner owes more than $4 bil rent from the pandemic. a spokesperson from china live says they continue to serve t

dustin: dustin dorsey, abc7news. dan: flooding is also a concern in the east bay. ryan curry's talked to officials in san ramon about the storm preparations there and joins us live. ryan: good evening. this is a recently restocked sandbag station in san ramon where officials are telling residents concerned about flooding in the neighborhoods to come out here, fill up a sandbag, and add it to your home before the storm hits later this week. water from this week's light rain rushing into storm drains in san ramon. city officials fear it could signal larger issues later this week. >> we have seen problems already this winter so we are out preparing for the worst. ryan: the january storms caused major flooding in this part of the east bay. when it arrives thursday, this creek could overflow again, causing the neighborhood to flood. he says his public works teams have them constantly cleaning drains in the neighborhood and the city. with the amount of rain we have seen this winter, they see the flooding threat has only increased. >> we are inspecting the streets, the dr

dustin: we've seen our share of records fall. with one-run -- one month remaining in the season, the sierra snowpack is nearing the all-time record set in 1982-1983. sacramento saw the coldest low since the gold rush. 2022 to 2023 has brought the highest precipitation in winter months in the last decade. the state department professor says it's not quite a never ever kind of year. >> after three or four dry years in a row here, suddenly, it's raining like crazy and people have no idea if that's normal, usual, or what. just looking at the records, it is kind of usual. dustin: what's unusual are some of the devastating impacts from these storms. we use an exclusive storm impact scale, showcasing what the region will see. our scale has never recorded higher impact numbers than this year, and that may make these communities see these storms as worse than what the records indicate. >> when we have a series of heavy rain like we've had, it causes more flooding, more mudslides, more down freeze. all those impacts that would not happen i

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dustin: dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. >> there is a battle going on over flavored tobacco products. and an update on a lawsuit as well as what our team found when i looked into illegal sales. >> you would think all of this rain would help alleviate al >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> we are going to focus tonight on flavored tobacco topics. our team has been looking into illegal sales going on in california. >> juul is in after being sued by the state of minnesota accused of targeting kids with this product. it is pushing back by saying it isn't trying to lure children but help adult smokers trying to switch to a product with less nicotine. >> the city says -- the cdc says millions of students used tobacco. >> i went into effect suspending the sale of most flavored tobacco products in california but teens are still using them. parks how many teenagers come into your store per day? >> 100 plus teenagers every single day. to buy all the stuff. >> our team has learned enforcement continues to be a problem. >> we have an investigat

dustin: in menlo park, dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. karina: we are going to dive a little deeper into this issue. abc 7 news anchor liz kreutz learned all banks will have to pay for svb's failure. liz: president biden insisted today that taxpayers will not be the one bailing out these banks. he laid out his plan while also assuring americans that the financial system is stable and that people should not be worried about their own deposits. but of course, the sudden collapse of these banks has raised a lot of questions and concerns. pres. biden: americans can have confidence the banking system is safe. liz: it is an extraordinary step by the federal government, president biden announced his administration is stepping in. to save customers of silicon valley bank. pres. biden: this is important. no losses will be borne by the taxpayers. liz: how exactly will that work? we asked san jose state finance professor matthew faulkner to break it down. different in this program is this is not a bailout. liz: what the biden administration is doing

dustin: and we are thankful for that job well done. in the south bay, dustin dorsey abc 7 news. dan: it has been so busy all over the bay area. ama: sandhya patel is tracking the weather. maybe not so busy at the moment. sandhya: we are in a break. are you trying to imply i am not doing work, ama? [laughter] ama: never. sandhya: i'm just teasing. dan and ama, it is first day of spring, but we have a spring storm heading our weighted we check out live doppler 7. it is a moderate strength storm that has all the right dynamics for the cold, unstable air with an area of low pressure to the subtropical moisture. while the heaviest is a northern baja, we will get our share of rain and it begins during the morning commute. we are going to notice at 5:00 it is widespread rain. the intensity will pick up during the commute. at noon tomorrow, we are going to see scattered showers, but the winds are going to get stronger, wind advisory 7:00 until 9:00, gusts at 50 miles an hour or higher means the potential is there for downed trees and power lines. tomorrow it is a 2. on our exclusive sto

dustin: in san jose, dustin dorsey, abc 7 news.sla is recalling nearly 3500 model y's because of an issue with some seats. the national highway administration says loose bolts in some second-row seats could cause a seatbelt not to work right in a crash. this impacts the 2022-20 y's. you might be able to tell if yours is one of them if the seatback spring does not fold right or if it rattles when you are driving. owners will also be notified by mail. tesla will tighten the bolts to fix the issue. a two-story shake shack is opening in the bay area this morning, and you can get a freebie if you are one of the first guests. the new restaurant is in downtown walnut creek at mount diablo boulevard and locust street. this is video from another location. a ribbon-cutting in one a creek -- in walnut creek is set for 10:30 a.m. it officially opens after that at 11:00 a.m. the first 100 customers will get a limited-edition shake shack gift. this is shake shack's 10th bay area restaurant. trying to take on in and out. lisa: there are plenty of

dustin: in san jose, dustin dorsey, abc 7 news.sla is recalling nearly 3500 model y's because of an issue with some seats. loose votes in some second row seats could cause a seagull not to work right in a crash. you might be able to tell if yours is one of them if the seatback spring does not fold right or if it rattles when you are driving. owners will also be notified by mail. tesla will tighten the bolts to fix the issue. a two-story shake shack is opening in the bay area this morning, and you can get a freebie if you are one of the first guests. the new restaurant is in downtown walnut creek at mount diablo boulevard and locust street. this is video from another location. a ribbon-cutting in one a creek is at 10:00 a.m., it officially opens at 11:00, and the first 100 customers will get a limited-edition shake shack gift. this is shake shack's test bay area restaurant. are you a shake shack or in-n-out person, lisa, or both? lisa: yeah, at times. what about you? liz: we have to say in, but i like shake shack, too. lisa: the str

that is where we find dustin dorsey, live at the ocean. dustin how is it looking? >> it is strong winds and heavy rains out here, i have covered a hurricane myself and this is the closest to i have seen those hurricane-like conditions here on the west coast before, you know, people came far and wide today to check out the show that mother nature put on. >> take a listen to the sounds of the ocean. winds absolutely ripping along the coast of santa cruz at westcliff, street shines tgakin -- street signs shaking, birds flying completely still. a sight to see for tourists far and wide. but if you got caught looking at the incredible waves were too long, -- for too long, you would get a sharp taste of saltwater. it's crazy because they are so big. >> there cool and they hit the clip -- cliff and it's kinda like/mountain. >> it feels invigorating, and lively, and it gives you a lot of respect for mother nature out here, even if this is,. we would not want to be out there on the boat. >> the coastline quickly turned to concern. santa cruz came under a thunderstorm warning

dustin: but for now, this year shows signs it is not quite over yet. dustin dorsey, abc7news.iz: let's get a check on the forecast. we have heard so many people saying, i have never seen it like this. there has never been snow here before. you would know better than anyone. lisa: i was thinking about 1997 when we had some of the roads out near the sierra nevada, 50 was one of them, and they had the heavy rain on top of the snowpack but not the snowpack we have had this year. we did not have the 50 feet of snow with rain on top. the good news is that it is snowing in the mountains. low 30's but you can see the moisture still to the west. we are sort of locked into this pattern with nothing moving to the north of us. that is why we are seeing waves of rain moving west to east. look at the north bay. live doppler 7, gurdal looking at showers from highway 1, bodega bay and highway 12. through 10:00 some advisories where the creeks and streams are having a hard time keeping that water within the banks. the next couple of hours we will continue to see this be problematic but overall

dustin: dustin dorsey, abc7news. dan: there is still snow in mount templeton as you can see in this video. the lake observatory cannot open in these conditions. they've had about 53 inches of snow in the past few weeks, a record. you can keep track of the weather conditions any time you wish. it is available on demand on the abc 7 bay area app. ama: new, a big announcement late this afternoon from san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins and her effort to seek a waiver to the sanctuary city policy. >> i've listened to the community and have heard them. today, i stand with them in an effort to protect any real or perceived erosions of our sanctuary city policies in san francisco that we fought so hard to accomplish. and that we now seek to protect. i therefore have asked the board of supervisors to table any discussion on the ordinances i advanced to them a month ago. ama: she was seeking a waiver for two cases, one involving a murder suspect and the other child sex abuse. she will seek to get both men extradite

dustin: the center is 24/7 due to all the storm damage. employees keeping a close eye on the live outage maps, ready to send cruise out into the field. the calls for service have come often across the bay area. >> we have removed about 4000 trees that fell into our infrastructure in our service area. about 5700 power poles and 900 miles of power lines stop that is a longer distance going from giants stadium to dodger stadium and back. dustin: with more wind, pg&e is expecting more trees to fall again. >> we are still catching up. we have had trees down for a week we are still trying to get to and our team has been working 12, 14 hour days just trying to keep up with everything. >> these are some of the trees near moffett field in mountain view. it looks like a tornado ripped through the area. trees of all shapes, sizes, and species, all victims from last tuesday's high winds. some highlight a trend during this week's storm. >> you would think all of them that would have fallen had fallen but one of the big things we are looking for is most

dustin dorsey, abc7news.ma: getting well-rounded education is more than just the three hours. -- r's. dan: financial literacy to make smart decisions with their money. ama: what schools are doing to make it required at all schools. >> berkley height is one of the only schools teaching seniors to navigate the financial work --the financial world. this is a class in which they must sign up. >> we see passionate educators make the first step and start an elective's --an elective course. >> crystal ridley has been teaching it for the past four years, but it is not a mandated course. while 18 states require students to take a personal finance class, california does not. in fact, only 20 7% of high schools in the state offer it as an elective. assembly bill 984 once every school to offer it as an elective by 20 25, 25 -- 20 20 six school year. san francisco unified recently received a three-year grant from the state to start training high school teachers. other districts will also be awarded grants. for the super i

dustin dorsey explains what it means for people and white experts say conservation is still important. dustin: the gloomy, grey, damp days we see in 2023 have many asking for the sunshine to return again. others say they are enjoying the rainfall. >> i love it. we've lived here about 40 years. periodically we have a lot of rain and we haven't had a lot of rain in quite a while but we need it so badly. >> long time bay area resident knows that this rain does not come often. this year in santa clara county senior water resources specialist and drought export -- expert says the rain has made a difference. >> for the first time in three years, our county is no longer in dry or drought conditions. we had record rainfall and snow pack this year. in a few months we move from being in an extreme doubt -- drought to being out of it. >> voters will be on -- voting on ending the drought emergency in santa clara county. it has boosted water levels and add to groundwater storage. more than 50% of the county's water is imported. next week officials are learning how much that has been supplied. >> w

i am dustin from houston. hi, dustin. i was wondering what that we can do right now as the freedom generation to help preserve the legacy of america? well, i think. i think you're doing it, but i never underestimate it and i think calvin coolidge lives as an example of in the history of this country, never underestimate the impact that one person can make. and so i would submit to you today that while getting involved in the political process and and and becoming a voice in your generation are all vitally important. i just encourage you, dustin, to work on this, work on your heart and your mind. no, there's nothing on your time. but work on your heart. in your mind, right now, become men, men and women of conviction and vision who understand that you know what makes this country great is. not so much who we are, but what we believe. i mean, think that i mean, my grandfather got on a boat, sailed across the atlantic, got off onto ellis island. he grew up in ireland. you know, anybody that thinks that americans are are exce

so it is certainly a concern. >> todd: we are thinking about you, dustin, you grow a business and nowur family. you'd have to do what you have to do to keep your family safe. dustin michael miller thank you for joining us. >> be safe and thank you for having me. >> todd: a fox news alert chaos and anarchy where mass rioters trying to burn a new police training facility to the ground. >> ashley: responding officers, throwing bricks and molotov cocktails. the entire area and locked ailment. we have the report next. ♪ ♪ ... if you have diabetes, then getting on the dexcom g6 is the single most important thing you can do. it eliminates painful fingersticks, helps lower a1c, and it's covered by medicare. before dexcom g6, i was frustrated. all of that finger-pricking and all of that pain, my a1c was still stuck. my diabetes was out of control. i was tired. (female announcer) dexcom g6 sends your glucose numbers to your phone or receiver without painful fingersticks. the arrow shows the direction your glucose is heading: up, down, or steady, so you can make better decisions about food and a

dustin dorsey has the story. >> safety is a basic necessity that everyone hopes for and expects. but in the past two years, in san jose, safety is not a guarantee. san jose resident joseph sullivan is all-too-familiar with the struggle. >> it can be dangero automated. watch out for them as they move in, but they don't watch out for us. >> more pedestrians died last year than any year before in san jose and the overall traffic that set an all-time high as well. the years have had enough. >> it must be a priority. we cannot have six free people die on our streets and not care. care very much and make sure that we reduce those numbers dramatically. >> the places that need special focus and care are the priority safety corridors in the city. >> 17 streets that account for over half of the fatal superior injury crashes. tele is one of the streets. in the years between 2017 and 2021, police saw that 12 people lost their lives along this stretch of street. >> newly approved be part of that solution. the grant will cover three miles and allow for safer crosswalks and bike lanes. median i

and -- dustin: i'm dustin dorsey in san jose, where blue skies and sunshine does not mean a day off forrts right now. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> a mall brawl caught on camera in san francisco, and this is one of several. now there are calls for the city to take action. good evening. i'm ama daetz. dan: and i'm dan ashley. the last two involve several dozen young people. ama: lyanne melendez joins us live. lyanne: there is heightened security at the mall, and there will be more vigilant on wednesday. that is when public schools in san francisco have that shorter day of the week. the supervisor who represents that district believes that social media has everything to do with these fights. this is one of several social media posts showing several youths fighting inside stonestown galleria last thursday and again friday after school. what triggered the brawl is unknown but the motivation seems clear. >> instagram live just post things but seek out, you know, action, and then when they post it and a goes viral, they get more likes

we're joined now by dustin water, who's an arborist and owner of warner tree experts in concord, dustin. thank you for your time here. obviously you've seen the scenes from across the bay area, countless trees brought down by those high winds. what when we get the winds that strong are there certain types of trees that are more likely to come down. um there is we've seen a lot of eucalyptus redwood trees , monterey pine trees. um a lot of cypress trees. it's mainly the trees that have a lot of foliage this time of year evergreen trees. um, but the eucalyptus are unfortunately, the ones that are doing the most damage. and explain a little bit more dusted about why that is. the eucalyptus or shallow rooted. they're extremely tall. um some of them are 150 years old. they were planted at the turn of the century. and they're in these residential neighborhoods and when they do, topple over they cause significant damage because the wood the limbs are so heavy. it's like a piece of you know, like a train falling out of the sky. it's not like another tree, an ash tree or a pepper tree with a the

dustin and lacy join us now along with their attorney adam lowe.good morning. >> good morning. >> ainsley: lacy, tell me what happened. we were on jollyville, four lanes of traffic. we were all the way to the right. there was a city bus to our left, however, we were at the back of the bus as you can see in the video. she seen him coming and had time to stop. and when she did that, it completely blocked our view of him so we didn't see him until he was literally right in front of us. and he didn't even brake. >> dustin, why do you think he was drunk? >> why, i have no idea. it was 4:00 on a saturday afternoon. >> he came out and told us he had come from the bar. he told us what he was drinking high noon. you could smell it on him. the bus driver and passengers on the bus that seen it got off the bus and i was consoling my son while he was getting our daughter out of the car seat i was holding my son and looked over and the passengers and the people that got off the bus looked right at me and said oh, he has been drinking, he wreaks of alcohol and he

. >> dustin dorsey is live with a look at what is happening. super windy. >> i'm for not wearing a hat or a hood. there is just no possible chance i could even have that on. it is hard enough to stand. we were here today at westcliff drive. mother nature is putting on a show. plenty of people came by to check it out. a look at what the waves are looking like earlier today. as you can see, people we spoke with came as far as all tourist to see the incredible waves crashing. the wind was pushing the water up. over the cliff across westcliff drive. many of the times, soaking on cars. or people watching from the sidewalk. the national weather service issued a thunderstorm warning. that is when a concern. two massive trees were up the road. a prus was crushed underneath. officials say the powerful winds create a risk of more downed trees and power outages as the days continue. dadoes th hatave been here for many years, they say what we are saying. some of the most powerful winds they have ever seen on the coast. the weather warning to 80 miles an ho

dustin i'm glad you're here.u exist because what i saw with my trees , tall trees bending like that. that really scared me. it scared me and like i said, it's stuff that i haven't seen in 20 years and watching the ground move and watching these huge healthy trees. um the best way to prevent is higher in arborist do proper thinning of your trees and it it should become an annual inspection and we're not done yet. more storms are on the way more storms and then we have to look at fire season as well. so it's ah, it's going to be a busy year. i talked to you, dustin warner certified arborists with warner tree experts in clayton. thank you for being here. thank you. all right now back to you still ahead on the ninth. they're the only back to back champions in american ultimate ultimate disc league history rooted right here in oakland. up next, you're going to meet the oakland spiders who have grown wildly popular over the when you find your reason to go on, let it pull you past the doubt. past the pain, and past your

as dustin dorsey explains, they left with more questions than answers. reporter: a grey cloud hangs overhead of the silicon valley bank park. to start up owners trying to learn the fate of their money after the federal deposit insurance corporation seized all assets following the collapse. >> we are trying to save our seed round. reporter: it is most of our vc capital. we had just raised a seed round. >>>> all of our money is in the bank. i don't know how we will do our payroll. reporter: many came by the bank to find out what to do. the lights were on but no one was home. only representatives from the ftse pointing customers to a press release deal tailing -- detailing what's next. the release explains the bank will be open monday at which point customers will get back their money after $250,000. customers with more in the bank will receive a receivership certificate for the remaining amount of their uninsured funds. we met one of those customers. >> i'm pretty concerned, but the level from one to 10, i would say seven. reporter: the overall mood was ca

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. >> i want to give a shout out that man's name is dustin miller i went to high school with two dustinn be done to save with the podcast? christian, welcome to the show. >> i got there i still go back to see my parents and other family members but i will not go anywhere near downtown portland the city has done everything wrong what tops your list. >> i think i have to say the most serious is the fact that what is out of control it isn't any coincidence that we are the only city in america where one third of our homicides are committed by and against homeless people. it is a confluence of decriminalization of drugs and guns everywhere because we have a wild west free-for-all culture and open air drug markets and the police have pulled back after being defunded to the tune of $27 million. they were not fired but all the programs were cut those who could retire did. and they were tired of being treated like garbage and in the meantime and cartels and gun runners have moved in and now someone might call homeless encampments the open air drug markets and frankly open air insane asylum says

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in san jose, dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. >> students at santa rosa's montgomery high school return to class for the first time since two classmates were stabbed, one of them fatally. the students walked off campus in protest because of safety concerns. some parents joined as well. they accuse school administrators of missing warning signs of prior violence from the 15-year-old suspect that they say targeted the student. >> students do not deserve to die. i blame the whole administration. i don't care where you guys are. i blame all of you. >> school officials were not available to respond to those claims. santa rosa police say they assigned three officers to the school today. they were present but asked to stay off campus. the 15-year-old suspect faces two felony charges. >> new details on a hiker killed by a fallen tree yesterday in cupertino. her name was released today. she was on a hike with her boy scout troop when a tree fell yesterday morning. emergency crews say that tree brought down other trees around it. the trail where it happened remains closed tigers. -- closed two hiker

dustin dorsey, julian: we will be speaking with dusty's owners coming up at 5:30 p.m.ing newscast. hope you join us us for that. a san francisco woman is being honored as a usa today women of the year -- woman of the year. she's an activist who use her platform to support chinatowns across america. goldie hawn is being hon her work around mental health and children. former first lady michelle obama made the list for being a champion for girls to have equal opportunities in education. she spoke with us about advocating for the long-term preservation of the country's chinatowns. >> chinatowns across the country all report less foot traffic, increased crime. there are hate crimes. and at night, chinatowns are all reporting less business. so if we don't support chinatowns by showing up, eating at the restaurants, supporting the market source, bakery -- stores, bakeries, we will lose these chinatowns. and san francisco's chinatown is so important. it is a historic chinatown. and this not just the story of chinese-americans -- it's not just the story of chinese-americans, sa

dustin dorsey was there as crews continue to work to get the power back on. >> five cruz, 20 plus pd workers multiple trucks, and to 200 foot cranes. a response as thousands have been without power for days. >> in this area alone we have dozens of contractors and mutual aid support that came from california and outside the state. it is all hands on deck to get the power restored. the hardest hit area in this it territory. >> with no light or neighbors have not been able to go home. >> we came by to make a decision to stay another day in the hotel. because we cannot depend on the power being on until late today. >> they are staying in sunnyvale because all nearby hotels are sold out. >> the hotel in centerville is full. it is full of refugees from our various communities. >> the power loss a common suspect they created a much less common amount of damage. the powerful wind pushed out a tree in these backyards bringing these lines down with it. that created a domino effect. seven pd poles were snapped. this was tuesday and days later signs of damage remain. the poles were prepped on th

. >> dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. kumasi: activists save millions of californians will face dramatic food shortages if the state does not take action. dozens rallied outside of san francisco city hall, demanding the state legislature provide supplemental emergency cal fresh funding. they say help will be needed starting next month when the federal government ends the pandemic error program that gave funding to snap recipients. >> we are not economically out of post-covid state of emergency. this is an injustice to elixirs for low income children, families, seniors and those with disability. kumasi: supervisors are expected to vote, urging on a measure to provide submental benefits. a hundred thousand people depend on those benefits in san francisco alone. on storm watch at 4:48 come out live doppler 7 showing a strong storm system over our region right now. heavy rain and high winds impacting the bay area. reggie: bridge toll plaza, the commute rough. if you can work from home it would be a good option. drew: it is no

that is where dustin dorsey is live near the ocean. how is it looking up there yet -- ? >> it's miserable. the winds have's -- the waves have started to calm down and the tide is proceeding. the rain is coming down less than it was earlier, but these winds are incredibly powerful, still. as a result, it's really really cold. wind chills summer around 39-40 degrees. earlier today, when things were at its peak, it was certainly like a hurricane here on the coast. the ocean. when absolutely long, three shine shaking, trees quaking -- street signs shaking, trees quaking, birds completely still. a sight to see. but if you got caught looking at the waves for too long you would get a sharp taste of saltwater. >> it is crazy to watch the waves because they are so big. >> they like hit the cliff and just raced back, it's like at disneyland with splash mountain but in motion. >> it feels invigorating and lively, and gives you a lot of respect for mother nature, even now. i wouldn't want to be out there on about. >> thunderstorm warning due to destructive winds up to 80 miles per h

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reporter: dustin dorsey, abc7 news. larry: workers are racing to remove tons of dirt from a hill threatening to destroy several homes in santa rosa. at least two homes have been red tagged on corporate drive. that's where mud from a hillside has destroyed fencing and could push against homes. bulldozers are trying to move the mud before the oncoming storm arrives and creates even more danger. kristen: yes somebody national park will reopen tomorrow after storms caused significant damage and cost the iconic park to close for three whole weeks. monza, yosemite valley will reopen 24 hours a day. -- monday, yosemite valley will reopen 24 hours a day. keep track of the changing conditions and access the same live doppler 7 available on demand on the abc7 bay area app wherever you stream. we'll be right back. larry: actually, we will continue with new developments in the ongoing banking collapse. filing for bankruptcy protection. kristen: this comes one week after regulators took over the bank. reno has the latest. reporter:

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i am dustin dorsey. ama: residents floodwaters took out haven waters mobile home park. there are evacuation orders in some places from the storm. snowmelt runoff because the san joaquin river to overflow. officials contacted residents directly to self evacuate as waters venting access. dangerous water levels are blocking roadways in the area. you can access the same live doppler 7 that our team uses. on-demand on the abc 7 bay area news app. dan: along 580 in livermore. a mudslide has caused it to collapse. this is near northland road. the slide may not be the worst of it. caltrans has because the right lane after a crack appeared. the worry is that it since it is next to that mudslide. more rain is coming. drivers are urged to take alternate routes to avoid delays. ama: the police agency announced it is doubling the number of officers amid safety concerns on trains. we explain what these changes could mean. i changes are coming keep riders safe. the board of directors announced that more officers will be on board trains and at stations to help down on crime. >> this ne

dustin johnson, who just walked by phil mickelson cam smith. the list goes on. these are guys who have won major championships on the tour. now i've got a chance to talk to a lot of these guys over the past couple of days and ask them how they're feeling going into tournament play today. harold, obviously, this is tournament to season 2, i guess going into friday. how's how's your game? feeling a lot better feel prepped more. i'm doing a lot of stuff. i probably shouldn't do not call for like it. so. >> it's just nice. 7 put in the time and just relax. could do it best. like often. >> i just want to play well. i mean, there's the feel like they're giving out money you go play well. i hate playing bad mexico. middle of the pack. i haven't wilson's bangkok and i'm going play well here say that that's out this week as phil. much better than it did mexico. i didn't get a whole lot of reps going into mexico just >> take back. but i feel really good about this got a lot of good work in the last couple yeah. looking forward to it. first first term in the u.s. and. >> g

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pretty amazing elsewhere around the bay area likely to see dustin may be several inches of snow as we head through, especially sunday and into monday. so, yeah, it looks like this storm system going to be dropping in as early as tomorrow morning in the north bay that's spreading south throughout the day. that will open up the door to another series of storms rolling in keeping things on and off wet in the next week. guys. thanks. alerts emitted a series of severe winter storms in january and february this year. the newsom administration >> has pushed back. now the state tax filing deadline for californians in affected counties, including san francisco, sonoma and santa cruz. california ends in those areas cannot wait to file their state taxes until october. 16th. the announcement goes hand-in-hand with the recent decision from the irs pushing back the federal income tax deadline to october 16th. 4 storm struck in california. it's san francisco. police are providing an update in their effort to curb the amount of work taking place on cap street in the mission district. >> today, sfpd a

so a this is sharon dustin with not being basically ryan's hands for just over 4 years now. i was saying the same. yeah. okay ron oh okay. all right, we'll get this down. he does, his research tells me how he was the project done in simple terms. i am, he's human robot. just perform the tasks he tells me to perform and to complete those projects you're point 446, right? ah, yes, fine, perfect. what is assigned to the other one? yes. yes. the robot izzy's eyes. and i can show him what's happening and how the procedure is progressing. live. so make sure i yeah. it gives me your short messages. any questions? i'll ask him. or i'll leave a little bit extra j j o d n t. easy just so sorry . it's agreeable. yes. mm hm. it both really hot only, but ryan's easing is teleport and that life is better for him in some way. people with lucid up le mobility, they wanna just feel like a human who is able to have be independent and do things by themselves. i think it's really important to listen and just get into that world and be there for them . oh oh yeah. oh. so we'll leave that at that