the glenn county fairgrounds on east yolo street in woodland- the yolo county fairgrounds is also open for those who need to stay there. for a full list of evacuation centers in the area- go to kron4.com. our team coverage continues tonight... we have crews at some the evacuation centers... kron4's alecia reid is live in woodland.. alecia -- how concerned are people there about the situation... within the last hour an 18 wheeler came to drop off food for the hundreds of people staying here.and the county held a meeting with evacuees as they tried to answer as many questions as possible.pkg sot - we had no clue it was that badevacuees are trying to get as comfortable as they can in their new living quarters. sot - they're gonna bring more beds, we just don't know when. and with my babies standing there it's just horrible.sot - they had cots but we got here too late so we slept in the car sot - these parents, considering the stress that they are under, they're doing a marvelous job.while the state continues to work on ways to prevent the oroville reservoir's retaining wall from collapsin

we are at the chico fairgrounds....ion center now ...and about 900 of the 180,000 peopleevacuated are here and have been here since around 630 last night includign this young man give us your story on when you got the calli was in my dorm room and we go about an hour warning to evacuate and you know all these fire trucks are screaming and saying get out of town and evacuatebumper to bumper traffic, it toally did not feel realyeah it just seemed unrealit is real. it's what happening right nowthat might be a car to you and me but for these people...this is home for however long it's gonna take.you are staying in this prius. i don't even know how you guys fit in this with your dogsthis is a little like noah's ark. they have their dogs and cats inside because this is their home.breakfast is being served right now ... you can see how long the line is.meantime they're also thinking about their homes. did you see the water rise? yes, oh it's been scary. i've seen it every day. and i drive for a ministry so i've been watching i

the glenn county fairgrounds on east yolo street and in paradise..the elks lodge has opened its rv park to evacuees...at now cost. space is limited in the rv park. in woodland- the yolo county fairgrounds is also open for those who need to stay there. for a full list of evacuation centers in the area- go to kron4.com. more than a 12-hundred evacuees are at the evacuation center ... at the silver dollar fairgrounds in chico. that's about 20 miles north of oroville. kron four's spencer blake is live there this evening. spencer, how are people dealing with the anxiety of being away from their homes? earlier this afternoon they closed down the evacuation center in paradiseso those people are now coming here, which means they're expecting about 15 hundred people to sleep here. there are several buildings being used at the silver dollar fairgrounds.there are at least four filed with cots, one is a medical and pharmacy center, and one is where the salvation army is churning out meals three times a day.the red cross executive director in this region, amanda

: we are at the silver dollar fairgrounds in the town of chico. we just got here a short time ago. this is the parking lot behind us. you get a sense of how many people are hereby the number of cars in the lot. we do know there are quite a few people who have been sleeping in their cars. outside of the red cross evacuation center. the center itself is completely full. this is one of a number of shelters set up in chico and across the area to help all of those people who were suddenly forced to leave their homes yesterday because of those erosion issues with the orville down. authorities ordered more than 130,000 people to evacuate the area below the dam. that includes the town of orville, grizzly, marysville cut yuba city and many other communities along the feather river downstream from lake orville. traffic you can see it was backed up for miles yesterday. and throughout the night as well as people packed up what they could and they drove to higher ground. we talked with one woman who lives in orville. she came to the chico fairground shelter wi

that's at silver dollar fairgrounds in chico. azenith, i imagine there's a lot of anxiety and fear and worry there tonight. >> reporter: yes, there is. a lot of people tried to book hotels tonight, but it just didn't happen. that's why they are here. i want to show you there has been a steady stream of cars coming in. people are trickling in, the red cross is anticipating more than 1,000 people who will stay here tonight. and the parking lot, i can tell you it is just full. the majority of these folks are coming from oroville and grizzly. these are one of the five evacuation centers set up in chico. 75 volunteers are here. they have set up cots, providing evacuees with food, water, medical services, also taking care of their pets and animals. a lot of families are camping out in their cars tonight including carolyn jackson and her four children. we met with their hands full of pizza. right now we're going to go ahead and go live to a presser with the butte county sheriff's office to give you the very latest on this ongoing situat

the silver dollar fairgrounds in chico is full. there are several road closures as well so drivers are encouraged to continue north on 99 or 70 from oroville. response teams also have a time crunch with more storms coming their way. so they are continuing to keep a close eye on the facilities as well as public safety. take a look at this. and here is a closer look at the map of lake oroville. you can see the dam, the spillway and the auxuilary spillway all in this map. and to keep up to date on this developing story - don't forget to download the free kron 4 mobile app.. we'll keep you updated through breaking news push alerts. it's available for both apple and devices. in the east bay. friends of a couple who died in berkeley are demanding answers this morning. a family member found the bodies of 89-year old dora bibbs and her boyfriend 56-year old gary white in their home saturday morning. this is the second time a couple has been found dead under mysterious circumstances in the city recently. police are now looking into whether

about 15-hundred evacuees spent the night at the silver dollar fairgrounds last night.am stopped by to help kids who are staying there burn some energy. and people have been donating plenty of food for the animals who have also been evacuated. right now, one of the fair buildings is being used as a kennel. the red cross says they will keep the center running for as long as the county deems necessary. happening now... crews in the south bay are rushing to try and clear a mudslide on highway 17 before the next round of rain arrives later this week. kron 4's will tran is live on highway 17 this morning with a look at the cleanup efforts and when that road might reopen. will. the northbound lanes are still closed after last weeks landslide. two way traffic is sharing the two southbound lanes between granite creek road and summit road. it is causing a major traffic delay for commuters getting from one end of highway 17 to the other. people were surprised to see that no work was going on yesterday to clear the landslide. thanks will. we will check back with you through out th

all here at the silver dollar fairgrounds in chico. it is 20 minutes or so north of oroville. people evacuated here late yesterday. it has been a chaotic situation. over the last less than 24 hours. this is the parking lot. a lot of people have been sleeping in their cars. inside this shelter. they are completely full. there are no more spaces. this is one of a number of shelters set up in chico and across the area to help those people suddenly forced to leave their homes yesterday because of those erosion issues with the oroville dam. yesterday afternoon authorities ordered almost 200,000 people to evacuate the area below the dam. that includes oroville top greatly cut live oak, yuba city and a number of other communities all along the feather river. traffic backed up for miles yesterday afternoon into the evening. and even overnight. according to chp officers the traffic was at a standstill in many spots. we talked to some people staying at these shelters, and they say it was hectic trying to get out.>> we are not happy -- we hope our home is there we go home.>> it got prett

the yolo county fairgrounds. >> reporter: we are here at the yolo county fairgrounds.nty officials working to coordinate the day's activities. we are hearing will be about an hour. most of the people still asleep. about an hour until breakfast when we expect activity to start to pick up. the people here keeping one eye on the dam. the other eye on the weather. hoping that the next round of storms due in late their week won't delay their return home. they had to leave in a hurry. they brought only what was essential. family members, clothes, important papers and pets. of course this is not the only shelter as you mentioned. ten shelters. we checked in with them in chico as well where a thousand of them spent the night. they say that they may be away from their homes for as long as a week and many of them have stories of stressful evacuations. >> i kind of panicked. i have kids that weren't at home. they weren't answering the phones and i just wanted them out of there. >> reporter: coming back you can see emergency vehicles here. sheriff's deputy vehicle here as well. ev

the yolo county fairgrounds evacuation center is filled with families tonight. at last check there were still some families waiting to get cots. by the time they got here yesterday, they were all out. but there is food. within the last 90 minutes an 18 wheeler came to drop off goodies for the hundreds of people staying here. family pets are being taken care of, and seniors in need of care have been placed in a separate area. at the evacuation center, hundreds of children are embracing the experience. disaster relief officials plan to keep the center running for as long as the county deems necessary our coverage of this big story also continues online.on kron-4-dot-com...we have a complete list of the evacuations centers. harrowing stories from evacuees who aren't sure when they will be able to return to their homes.and how you can help..we have a link to the red cross. big news out of the nation's capitol..president trump's national security adviser is out.michael flynn resigned tonight after less than a month on the job.his departure came just after reports tha

now, they were taken to racetracks and fairgrounds where the army almost overnight had built assembly. they lived here until new pioneer communities could be completed on federally owned lands in the interior. santa anita racetrack, for example, suddenly became a community of about 17,000 per n persons. the army provided housing and plenty of healthful nourishing food for all. the residents of the new community set about developing a way of life as nearly normal as possible. they held church service, protestant, catholic and buddhist. they issued their own newspapers, organized nursery schools and some made camouflage nets for the united states army. meanwhile, in arizona, utah, colorado, wyoming and elsewhere, quarters were being built where they would have an opportunity to work and more space in which to live. when word came that these new homes were ready, the final movement began. at each relocation center, vehicles were met by an advanced contingent of japanese who arrived several days earlier and now acted as guides. naturally the newcomers looked about with some curiosity. the

now churches and service groups are also sheltering people, but none on the scale of this fairgrounds. this is definitely the biggest shelter and the hotel rooms, frank they cannot be found. back to you. >> it is always nice to see them in situations like this with all the people coming out of the woodwork if you will to help offer support and things like that. >> it will remind me frank of the lake county fire and the outpouring. of course this area is further away from the bay area. so a little more difficult to drive up here with donations they definitely need help up here. >> reporter: are all the kids doing okay? it must be tough where you are packed in there and there is no privacy. are the kids doing okay? >> reporter: they seem to be as there is a lot of room for them to play as people have been bringing toys and games and puzzles and stuff to keep themselves busy. tomorrow we are told a group will arrive here with arts and craft supplies, that should help, but you will also have a class here trying to help people with some of the anxiety. >> all right, debora villalon reporti

there is one at pinedale, and there was one at the fresno fairgrounds.he assembly center was just a temporary location. that are accounts about histor.y of fresno. hitting the hay was an appropriate term because they had to stuff their mattresses with hay.mr. ebert: when i was a hay was anthe appropriate term because they had to stuff their mattresses with hay. these people were prisoners. they had no choice about going to the camps. while families were in the camps, people may not know they did their own newspapers. this is the one from fresno. this was called the "fresno great mind." even though they were there six months, they took the time to create a newspaper for themselves. they wrote about happenings in .he camp i think they were trying to create a sense of normalcy. they didn't know how long they were going to be there. this was a way to communicate with each other and create a sense of community while they are in the assembly centers. they did this all themselves. they wrote, produced, and printed this all themselves. you can see how they mimeo

and the families at the yolo county fairgrounds evacuation center are getting more help. last night an 18 wheeler came to drop off food for the hundreds of people staying at this evacuation center. family pets are being taken care of at the shelter, and seniors in need of care have been placed in a separate area. and at the evacuation center, hundreds of children are embracing the experience. food, games. and many of the people at the evacuation center have not been able to return to work because the businesses are closed in their hometowns. and that is causing concern for a number of people who tell kron 4 that no work means no pay. and nearly 600 inmates have been evacuated from oroville and taken to alameda county this morning. it is the first time there has been an evacuation order at the butte county jail. the evacuation includes all levels of offenders. the inmates will stay at the santa rita jail as long as necessary. alameda officials say there is plenty of room at the jail which can house 5-thousand inmates per day. our coverage of the oroville dam crisis continu

there was one at pinedale, and there was one at the fresno fairgrounds.he assembly center was just a temporary location. people moved into stalls and there were accounts of how hot it was in the summer and note air-conditioning. it dawned on me that hitting the hay was an appropriate term because they had to stuff their mattresses with hay. we use the term internment known that officially the word internment is meant for prisoners of war and military prisoners. were not these people blame for anything, they did not do anything wrong, and so they were not prisoners but they were incarcerated and had no choice. while families were in the camps, people may not know they did their own newspapers. this is the one from fresno. it is called the "fresno great mind." even though they were there six months, they took the time to create a newspaper for themselves. they wrote about happenings in the camp. i think they were trying to create a sense of normalcy. for themselves, as well as to share information. again, they did not know how long they were going to be the

we were at a shelter at the silver dollar fairgrounds in chico this morning. one of many places where people have gone after they were evacuated yesterday afternoon. because of the problems with the dam. authorities ordered almost 200,000 people to evacuate the areas below the dam. including communities along the feather river, yuba city, marysville and oroville. traffic backed up for miles as people packed up with a hood and tried to get out. some evacuees we talked to this morning say they are hopeful and they believe they will be returning home zone. >> guaranteed -- god is not going to give us all this water and break the dam. and have us homeless. >> reporter: in yuba city this was seen last night. long lines at gas stations as drivers filled up for the left the evacuation zone. it was a hectic situation having to leave so quickly. shelters are set up across the area. many of the larger shelters in chico about 20 or 30 minutes -- north of here. the hotels in the area are filling up as well. it is becoming difficult to find a place to stay. this is the wor

there to greet them and enjoyed a long-awaited meal. >> milo stop. >> back at the silver dollar fairgrounds, more than 1600 people have been trying to make the best of a difficult situation. ♪ ♪ >> and many locals were there too, doing their best to make the evacuees feel comfortable and welcome. >> i can't leave them without anything to do. >> that included 10-year-old dillon that brought toys to share with the many kids at the center who had none of their own. >> when he got here, he said i didn't expect it to be like this and he's really excited to look around and try to find children the right age for the toys he's brought. >> they can go home at least for now but there is still a cloud hanging over those who live here. incoming rain and a dam that's still not completely fixed. >> they are steadily working on the dam. >> yeah, i'm hoping we don't have to leave again. >> you just know sometimes. god will take care of things. [ laughter ] >> and check out this scene behind me. that's a denny's restaurant behind me. they are open 24 hours seven days a week. that one is not open yet. typica

reporter: we are at the yellow county fairground where it is now dinner time so everybody is indoors. there were 250 people but officials say they have ordered 250 more cots. they are expecting more team to come. a lot of people are from yuba city and they were told to evacuate immediately. >> hundreds of people have homes that they are worried about and they want to go back. >> our belongings are there. and our jobs, we can't do anything about it. >> these are the 30 members of her extended family like many people they have never expected they would have to leave their home so faster. >> the wife got a message over the phone saying there was emergency evacuation. the pastor prayed for everybody and just evacuated everybody from the church. >> they said go. >> people brought their dogs and cats and large farm animals are not allowed. they understand the precaution and agree with the decision to evacuate the area. rain is expected thursday and they could be here awhile depend other spillway. >> we are concerned because it is something that can happen. but as long as we are all together

john's episcopal church, and the silver dollar fairgrounds. two are in paradise, the paradise alliance church and elks lodge. the beal air force base in marysville is serving as an evacuation center as well as the fairgrounds in the orland. lilian kim in melldica menlo pa swift water rescue team left an hour ago? >> that's right, and they'll be on standby. they don't get called often. when they do they're ready to go in a few hours, all hands on deck. 14 members of this menlo park swift water rescue team joining units from all over the state. >> people may not get out in time. we'll be there to possibly assist in rescues. swift water environments, very dangerous. you know, we're trained to handle that. >> reporter: this team has been through this before. most recently 11 years ago in louisiana where they performed roughly 1,000 rescues in the aftermath of hurricane katrina. before that it was the floods of '97 near yuba city where they rescued 14, a situation that could be similar to where the crew is headed now. >> you had propane tanks on th

. >>> more than 1,000 people are staying at the fairgrounds at chi chico. one woman we talked to said she can't even find her sister. >> i talked to all my other family members. she's not answering her phone. >> we need help. a lot more help. th they run out of food quick. >>> as a result of that, the east bay is housing 600 new inmates. >> bob redell near the santa rita jail. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura and sam. alameda county sheriff's office said they have the space inside the santa rita jail for the inmates. it is just a matter of getting them down here. butte county sheriff's office, along with the help of nearby law enforcement agencies, evacuated all the men and women, incarcerated men and women sunday evening, and bussed them reportedly without incident. butte county sent extra deputies to help process all the people in the system. one reason it was chosen, it can handle the extra crowd. the jailhouse has only 2,500 inmates. this is the fifth largest jail in the country, according to the sheriff's office websites. >> w

officials in butte say more than do you a dozen at the silver dollar fairgrounds may be sick with noro virus. the fairgrounds are being used as an emergency shelter but there are reports on the red cross there is no outbreak of noro virus at the emergency shelter. >>> crews are busy working on repairing the damaged emergency spillway. the good news the water level in the reservoir has gone down to 850 feet. leaving room for more rain water. even with the current rain authorities say that levels at the dam should stay steady. >>> a man is fighting for his life after he was rescue from a pile of trash in san francisco. workers found the man at the company's processing plant on pier96 yesterday morning. they said that he was probably inside a dumpster and was dumped in to a truck along with a load of recycled items. he was rushed to the hospital. >>> it's 5:42. a levee breach along the san joaquin river. at six we will take you live as the water level rises there. >> and slipping through the security cracks. up next how almost a dozen passengers bypassed airport security and boarded plane

people living in the chico fairgrounds were given the green light to go home. >> i think incident was good for all of us to have to undergo something like this. we have a big dam up there and there's a lot of water. and this was a serious situation. >> reporter: today oroville and surrounding cities will be getting back to normal. businesses will open. kids will go back to school. a storm is is headed this way. people here remain vigilant cheryl hurd today in the bay. >>> stick with nbc bay area for continuing coverage of the situation in oroville. we'll bring you updates on your newscast. get the latest information on nbcbayarea.com. >> at 4:34, road work resumes on highway 17. they should have a better idea in the next day or two when lanes will reopen. people who commute to the valley are pretty anxious for it to return to four lanes. but don't expect it just too soon. >> there are some safety reasons why we don't work overnight. if there are more storms, we will have to suspend the work. >> safety concerns come after the death of a worker who was killed last week. look at that. a

the glenn county fairgrounds in glenn county is also open. the st. john's church in chico also open as well as the vfw in paradise open for track weefs as well. -- for evacuees as well. this is a fluid situation and if we need additional shelters that will occur. that's being evaluated. we'll provide that information as it becomes available or necessary. most of the hotels in chicago koa are full. not all. so if there is anyone that wants to gone it a hotel, i would suggest making a phone call. but most of the major hotels in chico are full. >> we are also aware of the fact any time you try to evacuate a large number of people in a short period of time, that can cause problems with the roadways. traffic issues. so i have lieutenant mark stokes, commander of the area chp to give us information about that. >> thank you. mark stokes, the california highway patrol. i'm commander of the oroville chp area. to give you have a quick report on the condition if as far as the roadways and closures we currently have. we have a number of them. we have a closure a

so far there are about 100 large animals on-site here at the fairgrounds. there is plenty more room for anyone who may be seeking shelter because of the situation with the oroville dam. that's the latest in chico. latisha ordaz. back to you. >> the press conference is about 50 minutes away. we want to bring in meteorologist kari hall who has been tracking the water levels at the dam all morning. they seem to be receding but the bad news is another storm system is coming. >> yes. we'll have more storm systems moving in over the next couple days. flash flood warnings have been issued in the immediate area. we see where the dam is and where the spillway. but of course, the concern will be with the auxiliary or the emergency spillway that may need more repairs or definitely needs more repairs but may be overtopping the banks as we go into the next several days with more storm systems moving in. so all of these communities here downstream from the dam will need to stay under those evacuation orders. at the highest point, it got up to 902 feet, but it does contin

. >> about 90 miles away at the silver dollar fairground 1,000 people lined up waiting word on when they can go home. for the 188,000 evacuees, there is not much they can do expect wait and hope that homes are safe and dry when they return. in wood land. rob roth. ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the california national guard has been called in to help with the emergency at oroville dam. guard members helped to unload supplies in chico that is serving at evacuation shelter. the national guard is helping with cots and blankets. an alert was sent out to 23,000 members of the guard to be on stand by. >> it is an honor and privilege to work with the national guard and the people helping the other people. >> the last time officials sent out an alert to the entire california national guard was during the 1992 riots in los angeles. the that of flooding sent hundreds of inmates from butte to jail facilities in the bay. the inmates were part of the mass vacates and alameda county has the bulk of those inmates. almost 600 inmates brought to the jail in dublin. the san francisco county sheriff's department say

at least one thousand more people stayed at the fairgrounds in chico. more than a dozen low cases including churches and elk longs are being used as evacuation centers. >>> the potential failure of the spillway is not a surprise to environmentalists. the friends of the river filed a motion with federal regulators back in 2003 saying that emergency spillway should be lined with concrete. the warning was dismissed by federal officials. the stimed one million dollar cost of the concrete spillway to cover the hillside may have been a factor. you are watching ktvu at 6:30. >>> sun safe working conditions at tesla. the company's ceo says it is part of a union stunt. >> these documents that detail the 21 worker safety incidents at tesla's fremont factory reported to the state in the last 7 years. 35 violations and 19 were either settled or withdrawn and 16 included fines. the violations are a result from workplace accidents that include machinery amputating fingers to a testla car hitting a worker. in that incident cal osha inspectors say a supervisor told an

according to a spokesperson 20 of the 110 people at the silver dollar fairground shelter in chico are showing norovirus symptoms. residents were forced from their homes last week over fears of a dam collapsing. the red cross says those showing symptoms have been isolated. >>> on our storm watch cameras we caught this driver trying to make it through floodwaters on route 12 along sonoma creek where this year's winter storm has closed this road. >>> highway 37 had damage and flooding. a stretch of the highway has been closed in both directions for the past weeks. >>> the ground is so saturated right now it did not take much wind to bring down the street it toppled over in the backyard of a home in the willow glen neighborhood of san jose. part of the fence came right down with it. >>> palomar us wrote was blocked . holders were suspended above the road. the area is under a flash flood warning. >>> just months ago we were talking about when it would start to rain. we were wondering when the drought would be over. i think for 20 years it's the worst. we have now found a winter to release

that pretty much all of us have sort of been through when growing up when, let's say, the local fairgroundse point during the weekend people bring in all kinds of rides, enjoy the cotton candy and all that stuff because it's fun. to feel like it's life or death, because it isn't, except sometimes it is. >> those carnival rides. >> don't trust them. >> no. >> yeah, and that is probably what everybody is saying now after this happens in chile. >> oh! it just dumped them all on the ground. >> it is a complete failure of the equipment. it already looked a bit wrong, suddenly it just leans all the way over to the left-hand side and causes everyone to fly. in all, 13 people were injured, 2 of them had to go to the hospital. >>> i think that is pretty lucky considering just two weeks ago in china, another viral video of a 13-year-old girl was thrown from something similar to this and ended up being killed. the people operating this did not have permission of the municipality to do it. >> oh, ouch. >> i haven't gotten information as to whether charges will be brought against the people operating th

. >> reporter: back at the silver dollar fairgrounds, more than 1600 people were trying to make the best of a difficult situation. many locals were there, too, doing their best to make the evacuees feel comfortable and welcome. >> including mary klegg who stoped by to hand out valentines to the children. >> they need to know they're loved. this is a special day. even though it's not where we want to be or what we would have chosen, it's what we have to deal with. >> we're back live in downtown oroville. we're seeing traffic pick up by the minute really here again. it will take time for folks to get out of the evacuation centers and back into town. this is definitely a community that has come together during this crisis and again, as they move forward, they are well aware that at some point if an emergency happens again, they may have to pick up and leave again. very happy to be back here in the short term. in oroville, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> laura, thank you. >>> white house press secretary sean spicer, president trump has been keeping a close eye on the spillway. >> we have to p

officials in butte say more than a dozen people staying at the silver dollar fairgrounds may have caught the noro virus. the fair grounds are being used as an emergency shelter but will are reports there is no outbreak the illness and nobody else has gotten sick. >>> crews continue to make repairs to the damaged emergency spillway at the orrville dam. they have been moving rocks and c ement. the good news from the state department of water resources. the water level in the reservoir has gone down to 850 feet. that's leaving room for more rain. even with the current rain authorities say levels at the dam should remain steady. >>> the north san jose is dealing the aftermath of significant flooding. last night drivers in the area faced real dangers. look at the water on the roads there. these -- drivers navigating through the flooded road. some got stuck. driver hads to leave their cars right in the middle of the road. emergency rescue crews were on scene to help them. >>> don't forget you can always stay up to date on the latest weather in your area by down loading the weather app. you can

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bay fly fishing, demos, rods and release can be found at the fly fishing show at alameda county fairgrounds in pleasanton saturday and sunday. south bay all about the bacon and beer classic this saturday. at levi stadium you can try over 50 bacon in fused dishes. a big fan of chow deer, the beach boardwalk for 36th annual cham chow deer competition. it cost $10 to sample but the event is free. last stop the north bay the 26th anniversary of tattoos and blues. live bands and artists. all weekend long in santa rows ya. the warriors are at home and sharks on the road. that is your weekend watch. >>> time is 45-time time. claudine is a healthy active women forgetting enough greens got a little tougher. up next new recommendations on how much fruit and vegetables you need to eat to stay healthy. we invited women to a spa to dish soap. body wash. you may not feel it, but some body washes can contain cleansers found in dish soap. dove body wash is different. it has only the gentlest cleansers. it just made me feel good. this is dove. it's so delicious. i can't believe it has 40% fewer calories tha

stand up -i'm here in a shopping complex in san mateo near the county fairgrounds, there is a traderhere a ross a rite aid rain not stopping people from running errands, people still happy about rain sots- i like the rain. we need the rain. it's good for drought. i just came from washington state and we got more rain than them. not everyone so happy with the weather.. in san mateo on annapolis drive over the weekend the rain and wind brought down two light poles that crashed into neighboring yards. it terrified the residents there when they came down. sot - it was like huge boom, shook me. terrifying. very scary no one was injured but one of the poles fell where there are often children playing sot - scary landed on the trampoline so close. in san mateo gsk4 n more than 100 flights have been cancelled today at san francisco international airport. 109 flights have been cancelled and nearly 300 flights have been delayed due to stormy weather. airport officials advise travelers to always check with their airlines for specific flight information. people in san antonio were hit by a pair

stand up -i'm here in a shopping complex in san mateo near the county fairgrounds, there is a traderjoes here a ross a rite aid rain not stopping people from running errands, people still happy about rain sots- i like the rain. we need the rain. it's good for drought. i just came from washington state and we got more rain than them. not everyone so happy with the weather.. in san mateo on annapolis drive over the weekend the rain and wind brought down two light poles that neighboring yards. it terrified the residents there when they came down. sot - it was like new ahead at 8. ambushed on the side of the road. a california police officer shot and killed. the suspect ---- just out of jail. plus... controversial conservative speaker milo yiannopoulous dropped. the event which pulled him from their lineup...and it's not the only setback he had today. here's what we're tracking tonight at ten...medical marijuana was legalized in california because of the relief it brings to sick patients.but the drug's growing popularity is bringing to light an unwanted side effect for a small number of

dozen viewing parties including the morning long event at the museum for thousands owe oregon state fairgrounds in salem. >> a lot of people coming from japan, canada and all over the u.s., as well. >> reporter: up to a million visitors are expected as the eclipse crosses the beaver state in nine minutes. so travel oregon advises against a mass entrance and exodus. >> make a trip, take a vacation and stay for the week and weekend. >> right here. >> reporter: as for anthony, he will watch the eclipse in wyoming a trip he booked with the san francisco amateur astronomers two years ago. the weather is a little more iffy. still -- >> i'm very excited. >> reporter: but the celestial sight of a lifetime. sharon chin, kpix 5. >> road trip to oregon in august? right? >> i'm just thinking we want sun. we don't care if it's a solar eclipse or whatever. we just want some sunshine. >> that would be cool. >> i would go in august, definitely. >> all right. >>> here locally we'll have clearing this afternoon. according to our live hi-def doppler we have rain from the north bay into the peninsula. rain in napa

it can be found all weekend long at the fairgrounds. parade goes through town. in sports the sharks play at home on sunday. that is your weekend watch. >> all right. >>> seth curry going one on one on the dance floorn. a moment his dance off against the warriors fan known for her slick moves and her cool sweater too. ♪ the moments that connect us don't happen overnight. they happen one morning at a time, and one cup at a time. folgers, the best part of wakin' up. . >>> no matter your political party a new poll shows americans are stressed out about today's politics. researchers say there is stress about the uncertainty of what will happen in washington. it appears that the battle between the president and democrats are weighing on people's minds. the study found that disagreements popping up between family members, good friends and neighbors. >> it's the unseven that everybody seems to be experiences right now with the constant shift in policies and politics and who is getting confirmed and who isn't and what really makes people feel anxious. >> if you do feel s

. >> where they're evacuating to, well, there is an evacuation center set up at the fairgrounds in chico. so this is going to impact communities to the north away from the water and of course, to the south should that spillway give way. we're getting word from yolo county which is south of sacramento count they there is no concern there for any problems with any kind of flooding and sacramento down to yuba and everyone in between the dam and those areas. >> it's interesting, too. meteorologist rob mayeda to see the different alerts here from the water service and the national weather service. basically alerting residents as to what's happening. >> affecting multiple communities and now spreading into marysville and yuba city. i was looking at the inflow still coming to the lake there even though the rain has stopped. 45,000 cubic feet per second flowing in so the key here is you have to beat that number to get the water levels to go down. so they did ramp up the primary spillway up to 100,000 cubic feet per second. we're beginning to see a change to the lake level, but not much. this is

three dozen viewing parties including omsi's morning long event for thousands at the oregon state fairgroundssalem. >> there's a lot of people coming from japan and canada and from all over the u.s. as well. >>> up to 1 million visitors are expected always the eclipse crosses the beaver states in nine minutes. >> make a trip out of it. take that vacation and stay for the week and weekend with your family. >> reporter: as for anthony, he'll watch the total eclipse high up in teton village, wyoming, a trip he booked with the san francisco amateur astronomers two years ago. the weather is a little more iffy. still -- >> i'm very excited. >> reporter: for the celestial sight of a lifetime. sharon chin, kpix5. >> the next solar eclipse in america is in 2024. it cuts through mexico and texas and passes through maine and canada. we won't see one come through california until 2045. >>> or you can sit here on kpix5 and watch it on tv. >> i'm told it's an amazing experience. we've got the total solar eclipse, not partial. it goes dark in the middle of the day. the lights are out for only two minutes. i

. >> reporter: the colusa fairgrounds is not an official evacuation center but opened their lot to anyone needing a place to park. for how long? no one knows. >> whatever they need to do, they need to make sure it's right so we are safe and don't have to repeat this in a couple days when the next storm hits. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> pat owns a pizza restaurant in colusa. >> i can't feed all the counties but we can help do our part. >> we got a little bit of help. >> yes. >> reporter: we found this family who decided to stay and provide shelter to family and friends who live in lower-lying areas. no thoughts of evacuating? >> no. no. i have family that lives farther up and outside of town. so if anything were to happen, we would just slide that direction further. >> it's definitely hard to keep a level head when you think about the scale of what's happening right now, you know, 100,000 cubic feet per second coming out of the spillway with the possibility of rain coming in wednesday. >> reporter: and we're live here in mostly deserted oroville. some people have decided to stay. f

the fly fishing show at the alameda fairgrounds. in it's the bacon and beer classic. try 50 bacon infused dishes. a fan of chowder, head to the boardwalk for the santa cruz festival. the north bay, the 26th anniversary of tattoos and blues. live bands, tattoo artist. fire dangers and contests at the flamingo conference resort. in sports warriors are home and the sharks are on the road. >> iraqi forces upping the ante. the unprecedented move taken by troops in the middle east. . >>> iraqi ground troops have advanced into western months all. >> -- months all. mosul. >> iraq's air force truck islamic state targets on friday as troops pushed into western mosul. >> we are advancing from three sectors, special forces the federal police and the rapid response units. >> we found that the rapidly push into position and did it within a few hours. >> u.s. backed iraqi forces taking control of the airport and a massive base. marking key moves in the battle to regain control of western mosul. >> the situation is good, it's under our control. this advance is a godsend. the u.s. adv

it can be found at the fairgrounds. a parade on saturday morning. the sharks play at home on sunday. >>> off the mound former a's and giants pitcher barry zito is making his mark in the music industry. >> he has become the first cy young winner to make it on the billboard charts. his debut album sold 1000 connies in the first -- copies in the first week. bernie williams and bronson arroyo made it on the charts. >> nice voice. at least one person diagnosed with tb at a local high school. %f0 . >>> the food industry is working to simplify clebs -- labels on perishable food. used by and best if used by. the used by is products that are highly perishable, the best is used by is for quality. environmental groups are pacing this. >>> a meeting for next week to discuss a tuberculosis scare after a person was diagnosed and more need decembering -- testing. it's unclear if the person was a student or staffing but it is integrate part of the campus. >> health officials working with the school have identified who at area meow high need -- armio high need teste

more than 1,000 people staying at the silver dollar fairgrounds in chico.s a lot of confusion about what's happening, when people will be allowed back in their home. one woman says she can't find her sister. >> she is not understanding her phone. i hope she's out here. i've been looking everywhere out here for her. >> they need help. a lot more help. they have so many people it's overwhelming. they run out of food really quick. >>> in many cases this has been unprecedented evacuations. >> today in the bay bob redell continues your coverage live at the santa rita jail where hundreds of inmates were taken. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura and sam. they have the space inside the jail here in dublin for the extra 579 inmates from butte county who were evacuated because of the oroville dam. it is is just a matter of their counterparts getting them down here. 80 incarcerated women. they were bussed reportedly without incident. one reason is it can't handle the extra crowd. this is the fifth largest jail in the country according to the sh

stand up -i'm here in a shopping complex in san mateo near the county fairgrounds, there is a traderes here a ross a rite aid rain not stopping people from running errands, people still happy about rain sots- i like the rain. we need the rain. it's good for drought. i just came from washington state and we got more rain than them. not everyone so happy with the weather.. in san mateo on annapolis drive over the weekend the rain and wind brought down two light poles that crashed into neighboring yards. it terrified the residents there when they came down. sot - it was like huge boom, shook me. terrifying. very scary no one was injured but one of the poles fell where there are often children playing sot - scary landed on the trampoline so close. in san mateo gsk4 n kron4 viewer- wendy mc-grane- sent us this video she recorded on highway 1 in big sur this morning. a flash flood warning was issued for this area earlier today. you can see standing water on the highway and small mudslides already forming. overnight nearly an inch and a half of rain fell in just one hour. the anderson reser

more than a dozen staying at the silver dollar fairgrounds may be sick now with a highley contagious noro virus. there are reports from the red cross that there is no outbreak of the virus at that emergency shelter. >>> crews continue to make repairs to the damaged emergency spillway. crews been moving rocks. the water level has gone down to 850 feet. that leaves some room for more rain even with current rain authorities say levels of the dam should remain steady. >>> the time is 6:41. what is more important to you? a cop's political beliefs or the bottom line? >> you have the right to express your opinion. if they are doing it as a ceo of a company. >> what locals ceo's have to consider to avoid public backlash. >> we have a lot of slow traffic out there. some pretty tough drives because of standing water. traffic on the bridge looks okay into san francisco. >> we have a lit a break here but we aren't done yet. rain is picking up. it'll we one of those kind of days hit and miss rain but colder air filtering in. we're told to live large, but with princess cruises your most extraordin

back to an evacuation shelter that opened last week. 20 of the 110 people at the silver dollar fairground shelter in chico are showing symptoms. the red cross says all of those who are ill are isolated. >>> the sierra is also in the bull's-eye for this storm. this is a look at tahoe. it's under an avalanche warning between now and this time tomorrow. there will be two there will be 2 to 5 feet of powder addict -- expected. they will be snowed in. the sierra is the snowiest place on earth this winter. this is sfo where the rain is causing problems for travelers. 110 flights have been canceled for today and more than 300 flights were delayed. you can expect to wake up to three hours. paul will have your full forecast coming up. >>> tens of thousands of protesters across the country are rebranding this holiday as not my president state to show opposition to president trump. several hundred protesters rally -- rallied outside city hall today to honor past presidents by exercising their right to assemble and protest peacefully. that is the imperial march from star wars coming from a brass band