they are not going to be the same supporters as david haro was.been receiving a lot of interest to invest in the investment banking portion. are the investors themselves on the same page in what they want from the bank? marion: particularly the gulf investors are more passive than perhaps david haro was so it is unclear if they are aligned between themselves. i think they are acting as shareholders at the moment. there are conversations happening at the board but it is unclear they will step in and make more demands. kailey: credit suisse is already acting on some of the existing demands. where are we on progress? marion: it has only been a couple months since they lodged the strategy so we have to give them credit around what they have done so far. it they have sold some businesses and they are in the process of being this and have talked about investors coming in and are putting the puzzle pieces in place and decided they plan to prepare that and that is great on the flipside, the wealth part is struggling and have have massive outflows they are

a levee breach has left the city of haro under water. contractors have since filled the 400 foot gap with rocks and filler. they say it should prevent the breach from expanding anymore. however, some water will continue to flow out of the river. thousands of people are under evacuation orders because of this breach. there is no timeline as to when they can go home for most of these residents. they're not even sure if he'll have a home to return to. >> because we live like 7 house away from the and the water level like 60 70 so probably lost every frustrating curfew. some went to go back. not only what it's like over there. i mean, it's flooded, but we're not sure we lost. and like whatever we did. >> we're told the governor may speak during his tour of haro. if it does happen, we will bring you his comments to you live right here on kron. 4. happening now, potentially hundreds of thousands of people in the bay area are still without power after yesterday's atmospheric river brought catastrophic winds up and down the bay area. here is a c

he knew david haro was exiting from 10% to about 5%. symbolically, this is a huge deal. we will have to see with the response is from credit suisse going forward as they address those outflows. plenty more coming up. the chairman of that when will be speaking to francine at 9:00 a.m. u.k. time. that is it for the u.k. market open. surveillance early edition is up next. european equities up .3%. pitchers gaining in the u.s.. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this is "bloomberg surveillance: early edition. francine: good morning everyone and welcome to "bloomberg surveillance: early edition." shares falling

amberleigh ktvu, fox, two news and the monterey county community of the haro. cleanup of debris and trash got underway today, work crews picking up all the debris left behind from a recent storm in levee breach. that flooded the count. officials say the cleanup process will take several weeks. part of the process is clearing the sidewalk so that residents can actually put out more damaged items for pickup residents were allowed to return to the area for the first time last thursday, and this comes right as another storm is about to hit the bay area back to chief meteorologist bill martin. we go who's tracking that weather bill? we've got a little bit of rain, just light rain showing up in the north bay right now sprinkles little drizzle here and there. wind advisory will be in effect here from five am to two pm tomorrow. while the main event on the wind is going to be around 9 10 in the morning winter storm warning. that's not a surprise. they're going to see to have seen some numbers that suggest four ft of snow, especially in that central sierra nevada. downs

with haro leaving, it is amazing.hat has stood with you through the financial crisis and is now leaving. that says a lot about stock market performances. jonathan: that stock has been so difficult. jan patrick, they do so much. that chart is phenomenal. how do you think the chancellor would like that? topping 2009. tom: there is no other chart like it. i was looking at the relative value function and there are all sorts of tea leaves to compare and contrast. there is a thing called institutional ownership, a percent of your stock owned by the smart guys in the room. goldman sachs, 80% of their shares are held by fancy people, institutional owners. supposedly, credit suisse is 56%. it is truly unloved right now. jonathan: that has been a problem with all of europe's banks. they look like some version of that chart, european banks to. the difference is what has happened in the last year, where european banks have started to pick up with this rate hiking cycle, with this relief europe is not falling apart year to date an

reporting from pa haro in monterey county . i'm mark sayer, ktvu, fox two news. alright then let's focus in moderation. county continued to recover from the flooding there. we have concerns now about the potential for more flooding. with the next couple of rounds of rain. we will start out the weekend dry, but it turns wet by sunday morning. here's a look at what is going on outside our doors right now, a beautiful day across the bay area for those wanting to get out and enjoy the festivities for st patty's day. we're in good shape for today. tomorrow also looks good. but then it turns wet once again. storm tracker to here just partly cloudy skies over the bay area at this time, if we move in a bit closer, even a little bit of fog along the coastline this morning and into the afternoon let me show you the timeline for the weekend as we roll through this evening notice we do return partly cloudy tomorrow morning. we will be partly cloudy to start the day a little bit of fog out there as well. but saturday is also going to be a dry day saturday evening. it starts t

remain in effect for those in rural pa haro. welcome to the four i'm claudine wong and i'm alex savage. this afternoon, governor newsom toured the devastation near pa haro, promising state and federal help for the people who were affected. ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary has that story. a week ago. this would have been a farm field wednesday . it's the latest mother nature made lake in monterey county last few years in this state, it's been fired ice and, you know, no warm bath in between around midday california governor gavin newsom joined an army of politicians, all standing on the banks of the floodwaters. and promising changes coming. you want to get to my why? why i ran for this office goes to striking out against injustice and standing up for ideals and one of my responsibilities to be here for people that are underserved and underrepresented. a levee breach along the pajaro river march, 11th flooded the town of bihar. oh forcing the evacuation of 2000 residents, people who are solved of the earth, but the people who h

haro, monterey county, gary ktvu, fox two news. and we are tracking a lot of sunshine out there today. much nicer today. lots of snow in the mountains. lots of rain around here will recap and we'll go forward with the five day and our post storm coverage continues ahead of 5 30 tonight we spoke with the principal of this historic east bay church who was inside when a tree came crashing down, not a car, not a bike and northern california thief wanted for trying to steal helicopter and it ended in a crash. and hiding in plain sight . coming up a warning. health thieves are apparently pretending to be delivery drivers. our county, d a s office says jennifer greece reported that she had been raped in a parking garage in august. then two months later, she said she was raped in a storage closet. in both reports, greece said that she was attacked by a black man in his late twenties. investigators say they believe she fabricated the reports because she was angry at a coworker who fit the description of her alleged rapists. 12 year old boy

reporting live in pa haro in monterey county. i'm mark sayer, ktvu fox two news as we deal with yet another atmospheric river here in the bay area of california senator alex padilla and south bay congresswoman zoloft griner leading a bipartisan effort urging president biden to approve the state's latest request for major disaster declaration. the letter sent to president biden today was signed by all 52 members of the bipartisan california congressional delegation. and for more. we're joined by congresswoman lofgren. now, thank you for taking the time you and your colleagues made a similar request back in january . why is it important once again to declare a major disaster here in california? well we had to wait, of course for the state to ask for the declaration. the president can only act after that request is made. and then our letter was sent every single member of the house and senate from california signed it and reason. why is that? we have people suffering right now. they need the assistance from fema. the local jurisdict

nearly 2000 people have been evacuated from pa haro. most are not expected to return home for weeks. even months, several mexican pop music stars are working to raise money for the people impacted by the flooding in povero. the bay area news group reports the group manav will donate part of its proceeds from the upcoming shows in the bay area to a nonprofit working to help flood survivors group is also encouraging fans to donate to charities that provide assistance to people in santa cruz and monterey counties. well. the north bay also got drenched this morning in the storm, stalling any cleanup efforts from previous rounds of severe weather that we're underway ktvu erasmus reports on the impact of people in marin county and larkspur here at gulliver park. this park is completely closed because of a tree that came down during that heavy rainfall over the weekend. you can see it smashed right through that play structure. it's a brand new one, according to city officials that just recently opened. luckily no one was hurt. but it happened

there are about 1700 residents in the community of haro, many immigrants and farm workers who say they have nowhere else to go. you know, lord ninos fear of where do we go with the kids? because we don't have anywhere to go. we came to check our home, but they won't let us in. the worst case scenario has come to fruition here in parro alejo with the monterey county board of supervisors said. it's unknown exactly why the he broke , he said the county reinforced it during a set of strong storms back in january, with all the groundwater saturation, ground beef saturated and all the runoff from four counties that feed into the battle river. it was just a massive volume of water that the levees were not able to hold up, said they want to seal up the levee, but there's another round of severe weather on the way, which does not allow time for water to recede. for now, the water is flowing uncontrolled, given the close proximity of this atmospheric river to the last one that we have just received days ago. the ground is incredibly saturated. as are the trees. it will not take much to knock dow

people in the community of pa haro were allowed back home to assess the damage.ks after flooding forced thousands of residents to evacuate. they still have no water or sewer service, and it's ktvu esmark. sarah tells us now the recovery process will take a long time. so this stuff. here at paro middle school. what used to be a vibrant campus is now an emergency resource center. a steady stream of displaced residents are coming through here to get cases of water bags of hygiene and household supplies and to use restrooms with showers. super helpful just because most of the people here didn't know what to do next, especially by themselves. fernando mckeon was one of the 3000 residents here that were evacuated in the middle of the night two weeks ago when the levee protecting the town from the pajaro river burst. as the front loaders and the crews work to clean up all of the damage to local businesses and homes. make a yarn says all of the resources here are critical. after we left. we had no other option other than to bounce from hotel to hotel. i mean, do more hou

and this was the scene on the haro bridge this morning where residents were waiting to be taken out to shelters after having to evacuate their homes. roads are going to be close into county officials are urging residents to not enter the evacuation zone. an evacuation center has been set up in watsonville at the santa cruz county fairgrounds. you can see this map all the areas in red in watsonville that are under mandatory evacuation orders. kron four's amanda hari is in watsonville tonight at that evacuation center. you've been talking to some of the people who have had to leave their homes. amanda. >> good evening. i spoke to people here say they're grateful, shelter like this one exists everything people need over here. you can see there are tons of clothing. all of this has been donated by the community here. there's also a ton of food for everyone to eat and even caught set up for people to sleep on. hundreds of people are temporarily calling the santa cruz county fairgrounds home monterey county supervisor luis allay says it was just after midnight early saturday morning. >> and

haro valley school district estimates that about 1600 students in all were impacted by the floods about 450 of them here at paro middle school about 90% of those students are now back in classes at a different middle school campus in watson ville. all of the displaced students assembled in the gym when furman came to visit. middle school student, jasmine santiago met thurman and says the sudden transition to a different campus has been jarring. different i'm not used to it. it's just like doesn't feel a i want to go back to my school back at the resource center fernando mcgeehan has just one message really warms my heart to see that other people care about this place. when you know we've had to deal with so much already them is. thank you. thank you very much. at this point. there is no firm estimate as to when water or sewer service will be restored here reporting in pomodoro and moderate county mark sayer, ktvu fox two news. some people in the bay area still don't have power restored from this week's storms will take a look at how they're doing. coming up at 6 30. a man is under arres

meantime, streets in the small community haro flooded after the river is levee failed.et wide. emergency crews have rescued more than 90 people since last night. county officials now advising residents there to not drink or cook with the tap water due to flood water, possibly being contaminated. residents are being urged to only use bottled water. and this was the scene on pearl harbor bridge this morning where residents were waiting to be taken to shelters after having to evacuate their homes. roads are closed, going into. county officials are urging residents to not enter the evacuation zone. an evacuation center has been set up in watsonville at the santa cruz county fairgrounds. you can see on

reporting from pa haro in monterey county. i'm mark sayer, ktvu fox two news says it has been able to restore power to all but a few 1000 of its customers who lost power in tuesday's windstorm, according to pjd, more than 7200 customers in the bay area are still without power that includes more than 4000 in the south bay, 2300 on the peninsula and 600 in the east bay. at one point on tuesday, power was knocked out to nearly 300,000 area family. please. today marks three years since millions of people in the bay area face to shelter in place order at the start of the coronavirus pandemic streets emptied out, non essential stores were forced to close in school shut down and moved classes online. since then , more than 100,000 people across california have died as a result of covid-19 at six, the world health organization is accusing the chinese government of withholding information about the origin of covid-19. a research team led by french biologist mind through data that w h o investigation gathered in wuhan, china, the resear

back into the community of haro today, two weeks after flooding forced evacuations and residents try to put their lives back together. they still have no water or sewer service. ktvu is mark sayer live in bihar. oh, tonight with a look at the progress being made their mark. how's it going? it is going slowly, is how it's going. this is one of the main roads through town. this is salinas road. as you can see, there's plenty of traffic here today. but don't let the sense of normalcy deceive you. this town is still very much hurting and there was a lot of recovery to be done. so this stuff. here at middle school. what used to be a vibrant campus is now an emergency resource center. a steady stream of displaced residents are coming through here to get cases of water bags of hygiene and household supplies and to use restrooms with showers. super helpful just because most of the people here didn't know what to do next, especially by themselves. fernando mckeon was one of the 3000 residents here that were evacuated in the middle of the night two weeks ago when the levee protecting the town

haro was appointed as the president recently, when i wanted to talk about citizenship rights and theense of people's rights, what about women's rights, of course, they emphasized that their work is women's rights, mrs. dr. padra, the appointment of imam hossein, more appointments of the assembly , i mean the expediency assessment assembly and other bodies , we hope to see the presence of the honorable vice president of affairs ladies and the president's family, from your presence in the united nations zero mother dialogue , it is being discussed from the point of view of the presence of women in the virtual space and the use of the virtual space, and our women are the most important part of the women in the world in this field, and their ability, their activity, and their activism. in the virtual space is significant it's okay now, actually 60% of our women use the internet, 42% use computers, the two million businesses we have are virtual businesses, 64% of women do their activities, but when someone else has time, because this program the end, thank you, i want to make a rent in th

fire inspection crews say almost half of the 858 homes and businesses and to haro have been destroyed assessment was done to help emergency managers decide when it's safe to lift evacuation orders. it will also help repair crews see where the most damage occurred and provide clues to what areas need more shoring up in case there is more flooding. the next storm headed our way could further devastate the state's agricultural industry. farmworkers in fact, across the state are concerned that they will be unable to work for months because of all the rain we've already had from monterey and santa cruz county down through the imperial county in the south farmland, as you see here, covered in water crops that had already been planted or damaged and the land may not dry out in time for farmers to put in a second round of crops and get a good harvest. all these crops are probably going to be 100% destroyed crop losses. my personal opinion is between hundreds of millions. two billion plus dollars. it's not just the rain falling on farmlands. that's the problem either levee breaks and said wate

. >> coming up, a new warning about the drinking water in haro following the recent severe weather andoding what monterey county health officials are saying tonight. >> plus, big improvements to the drought conditions in california. well, the governor announced regarding reductions to water usage. this break from the rain has given cleanup crews time to get things a little back in order before and this next storm rolls in. >> east bay park district crews were able be in richmond early this morning cleaning up downed trees and miller knocks regional shoreline. quite a few trees there down out in that area. >> all the rain this winter has been both a blessing and a curse for california. of course, the bad those downed trees and terrible flooding, the good more water for state reservoirs. the northern sierra snow pack 182% of normal right now while caliph or or excuse me. well, governor gavin newsom hasn't declared the drought over for the entire state just yet. he has said californians will no longer be asked to reduce water use by 15%. however, water officials are asking us to continue

. >> well, haro residents in monterey county could return to their homes as soon as friday, too. start assessing damage and begin the cleanup process. the entire community was evacuated march 10th when the river levee breached an left some parts of the town under several feet of water. this is year. watsonville county officials say there are no active gas leaks and power is back on for most of the community. but officials say water remains shut off and will likely still be off on friday if residents are given the go ahead to enter the evacuation zone, then people who live there say there are health risks that they're not sure about. and a lack of potable water. they say those issues make it tough to decide to return. that is developing news. the search is on right now for a suspect who police say started shooting at a denver high school this morning. scary situation that student has been identified now as 17 year-old austin lyle. >> officials have said that they believe he may be driving a red volvo. investigators say lyle pulled out a gun during or hired daily security check. pa

thank you for that update on the pa haro area are thoughts with all those people.with a lot. thank you for that update. don't forget you can. you can also get more on this story and more other weather stories on the fox weather app and complete updates on your weather in your area. use your phone to scan that. q r code on your screen or you can go to fox weather .com. pam time 606 concerns keep growing about flooding with rivers all over the state. flood warnings were issued for several areas, including the russian river near haplin, the salinas river and as we mentioned the paho rover. rivers south of santa cruz later today, alameda creek is also expected to reach flood stage. forecasters say the ground is just so saturated, it can absorb as much of the rain that's coming in san joaquin county. at least a dozen homes were damaged by flooding from all the recent storms. people in tracy told us a lot of water overflowed from a creek through their neighborhood . one person says the wind and the water knocked down week and older trees. that prevented water from flowin

plus, people are returning to haro river after a levee breaches flooded the city. why many say returning home is really just there. speak for them. and you have crews on the peninsula. they're getting ready for the next storm. going to be our moving trees this morning. we'll have more details on that in a live report. stick around. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news far. >> well, friday really snuck up on >> and we're glad that you're with us. i'm darya and i'm james and it is a wonderful friday for us to enjoy. we had a taste of it yesterday with the weather getting real nice. and like today might be better. yeah. and going into the weekend, john, what can we expect? a nice smooth weekend ahead of us. we next week, things get dicey again. but for now, we're going to be looking at some really clear and dry conditions. >> today, the only catch is it's a little on the breezy side in a bit of a cold start this morning. aside from that, a really nice afternoon to look ahead to right now looking outside at the east bay hills.

rainfall on the central coast, an area that is already experiencing some flooding along both of the haro river as well as the salinas river. now where we're sitting on radar, you can see this heavy line of rain right here that sits just west of marine county right now. news just now picking things up in san francisco in right across the bay lot more

rainfall on the central coast, an area that is already experiencing some flooding along both of the haro river as well as the salinas river. now where we're sitting on radar, you can see this heavy line of rain right here that sits just west of marine county right now. news just now picking things up in san francisco in right across the bay lot more energy offshore. that is yet to cross its way on into the region just yet. so we have yet to see our heaviest of rainfall and it arrives just right in the middle of the morning commute. see your greatest impacts here are going to be over the next several hours during the 5, 06:07:08am, hours. that's when our rainfall is going to be the heaviest. so if you left earlier this morning, you're kidding. the easiest commute that you have which will make it are very earliest risers that saw the best of conditions. now, flood watches do continue today all the way into the evening tonight. this is for the entirety of the bay area, the central valley on up into the sierra nevada. basically the entirety of northern california experiencing some form of fl

new drone video out of monterey county shows flooding in the community of haro and parts of watson ville early yesterday morning, there was a breach in the pajaro river levee. the levee break caused massive flooding in neighborhoods across monterey county. more than 8500 . people were under a back. you ation orders and warnings due to the flooding. swiftwater rescue team to endure two door helping residents who were trapped inside their homes. we have a very close relationship with the community foundation for monterey county community foundation, has a fund set up to accept monetary donations to support the folks that are impacted by this tragic disaster that we're experiencing now for the second time this year, um and the community foundation raised a tremendous amount of money during the first steps of floods, and we've already gotten significant donations from many corporations, um, in the county, um to the fund. as we speak right now. flood waters overwhelmed several roadways in the county today. this includes the northbound lanes of highway one from moss, landing to watson ville an

bill thank you tomorrow in the monterey county community of haro, crews will begin picking up debris and trash left behind from the storms that flooded the town. officials say the cleanup process will take several weeks. cruz did a trial run for debris removal yesterday. part of the process is clearing the sidewalk so residents can put out more damaged items for pick up two weeks ago, a levee breach on a river flooded the community, forcing its 3000 residents to evacuate. residents were allowed to return to the area for the first time this past thursday. fairfield families in mourning tonight after her mother made a heartbreaking decision to take her 11 year old daughter off life support. the girl was in the crosswalk when she was hit by a car on her way to school last week. sixth grader terrorist are. jackson died today at children's hospital. oakland her family says more could have been done to protect her. they want the city and the school to make that crosswalk safer right away. there was no crossing guards. they are at the school. no buttons for the kids to push through the stop

in part, haro could be weeks even months before people can go home there. gordon live in potrero is heavy rain is continuing. this morning, max. good morning, wolf. as you can see, the rain continues to come down here in pa hero, but the good news is that the water levels the flood levels have gone down here in town. we've gotten farther than we've ever gotten over the past few days into the community, but as you can see behind me, still plenty of areas still flooded just a horrible situation for the nearly 2000 people who live here who had to be evacuated. now this was all caused by a levee breach on the part or a river caused by swelling water levels due to the last atmospheric river event that we had at the end of last week. the breach occurred just a little bit after midnight in the early morning hours on saturday, and first responders had to go door to door telling peoplehe floodwaters, not knowing what they would be returning to an unfortunately will be returning to quite the mess and all the problems that come with flooding. now workers have been try

they say they have now completed their survey of 858 homes and businesses in the park haro area. the survey is designed to collect data to help provide a clear understanding of the impact of the flooding there. it also helps emergency managers determine whether it is safe to lift evacuation orders many flood victims who left their homes more than a week ago are still waiting to return to their neighborhoods. and if you'd like to help the flood victims in bihar oh, a group called community bridges is coordinating aid. just go to the web link section of ktvu .com to learn more about that relief effort. parts of san joaquin county remain under evacuation orders tonight due to the rising san joaquin river. county officials say the river has now reached the dangerous stage due to overwhelming storm runoff and snowmelt. last night, residents in one manteca neighborhood were told to leave, although some chose to ignore the evacuation order. you know, we understand the danger and there are a lot of families that have already left. but there are some of us that are retired. that i don't n

more than 30 counties are under state of emergency crews near the flooded town of po haro in the central coast region are trying to repair damage flood defenses on a swollen river. honey, j. castro reports the lovey breach on the puddle river is widening growing to more than 120 meters since friday. that's ominous for the town of pyro down stream. as more storms bear down on the farming community this week, paddles 1700 residents were told to evacuate. during a brief moment of sunshine on tuesday, families looked across the river toward their empty homes, blocked by a bridge now only accessible to emergency workers. how's your house ah, so far we don't know. we're not allowed to go in or anything like that. but it's, it's actually pretty frustrating. but knowing the county of monterey has performed more than 170 high water rescues as a result of this flood, using utility vehicles, army vehicles, to rescue people who are stranded within their homes or their vehicles. but not everyone has agreed to leave. the struggle is like them finding food and not being able to cross the bridge to go g

haro. they are done in mecca and in the holy month of ramadan, the month of ramadan coincides with the eid of nowruz. some of the provinces have started the familiar escape and the people who are at the forefront of this matter with 48 thousand billion in debt, of which 4800 billion tomans, 30% of the convicts are sentenced to this side has forgiven 98% of the prisoners of crimes they are involuntary financial debtors. we have 12,663 applicants. sinai has been refined so far and all their cases have been reviewed and we are releasing the one whose case is ready now . let's do a lot of work that the title of releasing the financial prisoners is not the same as the honor of the land and the preservation of privacy, which leads to maintaining the safety of the family and the family is appointed. see this online a new era of the radio and television news agency, the statement of the ayam be kam zaman association, farewell, i invite you to pay attention to the news of the field, may god protect

california, one of the biggest weather related disasters is in monterey county in the community of haro near the santa cruz line , you can see the flooding there. a levee broke last night and forced around 1700 people from their home. thousands more are being asked to leave and others in the county are being told. not to drink the water complete neighborhoods underwater saturday after this 120 ft wide levee breach along the pajaro river in monterey county. we got notice that the levees overtopping with water, and then the portion of the levee broke about three miles upstream, and it's the size of a train part. is a tremendous volume of water. it continues to accumulate as we speak. during a press conference on saturday, officials announced that some of this water is draining on the west side of the community. they also detailed current flood projections new that there were e area that was already applied. and even with that the water was so much stronger coming through. storms have slammed the north bay and many neighbors are still cleaning up from the last atmospheric river event with

caused the haro river to breach a levee. we're live with where they're being sent for shelter. plus, it's coming up. you know, we only got like a foot to foot before it breaks the edge. and residents in stanislaus county are worried that they may be next at risk of being evacuated because of flooding, and we'll tell you what officials there are doing to stay prepared and the ongoing wet weather has damaged. another piece of bay area does history. the trocadero house in san francisco will have the details on how it happened as residents braced for even more rain. from ktvu.

haro. people , the number of ninjas in your account, so they draw every card and to pay, mecca's golrizan celebrations are held, and in the holy month of ramadan, the copper month of ramadan, and nowruz eid, some of the provinces have started to avoid the familiar and the people who are in the front line of this issue with 48 thousand billion in debt, of which 4,800 billion tomans 30% of the convicts sentenced to this side have been forgiven, 98% of the prisoners for non-intentional crimes are financial debtors, we have 12,663 applicants, they have been refined so far and all their cases have been reviewed, and the one whose case is ready now , we are releasing 3,401 people, in fact , a part of the back the setup we had and the salary for a few months we should do a lot of work on munro's military page, as the title of freeing financial prisoners is not equal to the duty of clothing, the protection of the soil, and the preservation of the soil leads to maintaining the safety of the family .

hindering staff efforts to clear the roads, the forest or remain closed until june. 30th residents of the haro in rather in monterey county may have to wait even longer before they can return home. monterey county officials say flooding from the broken. river levee has damaged a sewer main that serves the city. and that's going to need to be repaired. more than 2000 people were forced to evacuate when the levee broke on march tense more than a dozen trucks have been collecting and delivering sewage to a local treatment plant while the pipe is offline. crews say they hope to finish repairs this week. >> the oakland zoo is going to be closed again tomorrow because of all the rain that reservations should be refunded automatically refunds, though, usually take about 3 to 4 weeks to process the oakland zoo has been closed a lot over the last 3 months because of the frequent atmospheric rivers, including almost all of january after a large sinkhole opened up inside the park, a crime for sarah stinson. she's learning a lot more about how the near constant closures are affecting the zoo. her report i

haro valley school district estimates that about 1600 students in all were impacted by the floods aboutf them here at par. oh middle school about 90% of those students are now back in classes at a different middle school campus in watson ville. all of the displaced students assembled in the gym when thurman came to visit. middle school student, jasmine santiago met thurman and says the sudden transition to a different campus has been jarring. different i'm not used to it. it's just like does it feel a want to go back to my school? back at the resource center? fernando mcgeehan has just one message. it really warms my heart to see that other people care about this place. when you know we've had to deal with so much already them is. thank you. thank you very much. at this point. there is no firm estimate as to when water or sewer service will be restored here reporting in pomodoro and moderate county mark sayer, ktvu fox two news. alright let's talk about this weather. i think we're glad to see the sunshine no doubt about it. but in the back of my mind, we get these brakes rosemary, but t

again not what people here in pa haro want to see it's going to hamper cleanup efforts.amper repairs on the levee, and a lot of folks here are indeed the farming community . a lot of people rely on the agricultural lands nearby that are now underwater. those fields will have to lay fallow for some time as the water recedes people here they don't know when they're going to be able to go back to their homes to their businesses. so many people are in shelters right now. just really tough situation for folks here in pa, bro. heartbreaking max gordon of fox weather. thank you again for another another update. and don't forget you can get more on this story and more like it on the park's weather app. just use your phone. you can scan the q r code on your tv screen right now, or you can go to fox weather .com. the powerful storms that battered our state this past weekend may have caused a devastating fire that destroyed a beloved mountain resort in the southern sierra nevada. fast moving flames gutted the ponderosa lodge on friday. investigators are still working to determine t

state officials say only 10% of the people who live in haro have flood insurance. on creating insurance policies for nature itself. thinking of climate insurance community insurance so that we ensure that everybody has the same access to recover from these floods. wildfires extreme heat it used to be that we thought of climate change is a future problem. it's a here and now problem and we've got to be figuring out ways to reduce the risks that is creating today at the symposium there, look at regional test locations for the idea of blended insurance with natural strategies. it may not be a quick fix, but it could be in place before the end of the decade and also offer help for the rest of this century. it is 8 37, part of highway nine in the santa cruz mountains, will not reopen today as planned a landslide close that road two months ago in the area near ben lomond. it was supposed to reopen today, but caltrans says there was another mudslide during this week's storms. trans hasn't said, when it will be cleared, but there is a detour in that area. 8 38 a brief brea

the monterey county community of haro.leanup of debris and trash got underway today, work crews are picking up all the debris left behind from a recent storm and levee breach that flooded the town. officials say the cleanup process will take several weeks. part of the process here is clearing the sidewalk so residents can put out more damaged items for pickup residents were allowed to return to the area for the first time last thursday. alrighty another weather system coming in yet another one. it's been quite the winter and it continues. even though it's not winter anymore. we're in the spring and got another system sitting offshore. it's a nice looking one looks very similar to last week's, which was strong, strong 10 on the scale of 1 to 10 storm. this is not a 10. this is more of an aid. it's a moderate to strong storm. it's a strong storm. it's just going to remain most of it offshore. you kind of see, it's a little based a little further offshore. it's going to work its way down the coast, so the strongest winds are

meantime, streets in the small community haro flooded after the river is levee failed. that breach is now more than 120 feet wide. emergency crews have rescued more than 90 people since last night. county officials now advising residents there to not drink or cook with the tap water due to flood water, possibly being contaminated. residents are being urged to only use bottled water. and this was the scene on pearl harbor bridge this morning where residents were waiting to be taken to shelters after having to evacuate their homes. roads are closed, going into. county officials are urging residents to not enter the evacuation zone. an evacuation center has been set up in watsonville at the santa cruz county fairgrounds. you can see on this map, all the areas in red in watsonville are under mandatory evacuation orders. kron four's amanda hari is in watsonville at that evacuation center. she's been talking to some of the people who had to leave their homes. >> i spoke to many people here who say they're grateful shelter like this one exists in everything they could need ove

this flooding is the result of a levee breaking along the haro river. that levy had been a known problem for decades. the governor says there is money secured an order to fix the problem, but it could take another 5 years or possibly longer to repair the damage that they may need to speed up the process. we have a 5 to 7 year timeline. that has been pretty established. based this experience. no one as patients or 5 to 7 years. and that now is our job working with the army corps too. look at the scope of the project. a new. and look at that timeline and i show you those conversations are already underway in monterey county, charles clifford kron. 4 news. we have new developments this afternoon out of stanford. word employee is now facing charges for lying about being raped twice on campus. last year. we did cover the investigations ahich did cause. >> campuswide safety alerts. and now according to the santa clara county district attorney's office on august, 9th of 2022. 25 year-old jennifer crease when to valley medical center for assault, forensic exams

underway and getting the all clear for both drinking and cooking remains a top priority reporting from pa haro and moderate county i'm mark sayer, ktvu, fox two news. dozens of families in oakland were forced out of their homes due to extensive flood damage at an apartment building. we're now learning repairs to the building could take another two months. ktvu brooks jarocz explains why the property owner says the building is still the building is in need of major repairs. heavy rain is reminiscent of disaster day at coliseum connections, apartments. december1st. julissa williams lost herst on the hook for $16,000, but beginr troubles in my credit score, so i can't even go and rent other places so i'm just feeling like i'm at rock bottom and not even knowing what to do is not alone. 96 households are still at east bay hotels, no regular stove. no in unit laundry. no individual bedrooms. i'm at my breaking point, like mentally dealing with living in a hotel for three months and my kids are not having like their own space to run and play. williams is three year old twin boys now call homewood su

the community of haro remains under an evacuation order. the monterey county sheriff's office says it is working with the partners to assess the area in hopes of lifting that order soon . the community foundation of monterey says it had already started a storm relief fund before the levee broke, raising more than a million dollars so far that can now go to provide direct support for those who are impacted. we are trying to provide as much direct financial support as we can, mostly in the way of gift card slash debit cards. uh um and trying to then also, um work with groups that can do assessments. uh for larger, uh, needs. about $500,000 has been granted. so far, the county says a shelter has been set up at the fairgrounds in watson ville to help people who are flooded out of their homes. hundreds of acres of strawberries may have been damaged by the flooding in santa cruz and monterey county's industry. experts estimate about 1/5 of strawberry farms and watson, ville and salinas. have been flooded since that levee break. farmers say it's t

there are multiple reports that city and county leaders had been warned for years that the pa haro river could have flooded but no improvements or repairs were made to the aging levees in part because the county didn't have any funding to fix it, some county officials told the chronicle that's partially because low income farming communities like theirs. are lower on the list to get federal funding. we had so many years of drought, and they could have fixed the levee back. and they didn't so this this is the second time it happened. back in 1995. same thing. we lost everything. i think that the levy could have been fixed 27 years ago. because it erupted from the same location. and i think nothing got fixed. floodwaters in povero have begun to recede, but thousands of people are still evacuated and will likely it will likely take weeks for them to return home to survey the damage. highway one is still shut down between watson ville and castor ville, and now flooding is threatening the bihar a bridge. the chp says the levee break has eroded the banks around the bridge. caltrans engineers a

underway and getting the all clear for both drinking and cooking remains a top priority reporting from pa haro and moderate county i'm mark sayer, ktvu, fox two news. tomorrow is opening day for major league baseball man today . now that the coliseum grounds crews were prepping for the big day sky, foxx flew the scene and because of the often on rain, you can see the tarps were out there protecting the infield first pitch between the a's and the angels scheduled for just after seven o'clock tomorrow night. the giants are on the road. dozens of families in oakland have been forced out of their homes because of extensive flood damage at an apartment building. and tonight we are learning repairs to the building could take another two months. ktvu brooks jarocz explains why the property owner says the building still is in need of major repair. heavy rain is reminiscent of disaster day at coliseum connections, apartments. december 31st backed up drains of flooded parking garage. a dozen cars destroyed. julissa williams lost hers. she says insurance wouldn't cover it on the hook for $16,000, but tha

the levy on the haro river broke during heavy rainstorms earlier, the this month, forcing nearly 3000esidents to evacuate. and if you take your photos, take photos or record video of the storms. you can share those images with us. just email what you have to ktvu photos at fox .com, and you may see some of those images on air and online woman and her two children are at an east bay hospital after an early morning pursuit by highway patrol. the chp says it started shortly before four am when the woman was driving westbound towards san francisco in the eastbound lanes of the bay bridge patrol officer tried to get her to stop and when she didn't the chp says the officer intentionally hit her car, causing the car to spin around. she then headed back east band going about 90 miles an hour, then went south on. i 80 police say she drove to her grandmother's home in san leandro, where there was a brief negotiation before she and the children were taken to the hospital. roadside memorial is growing tonight in rodeo for a mother and son who died following a hit and run crash last week. people h

haro monterey county, gary ktvu, fox two news . cleanup from storm related damage continues across the bay area as well. in livermore work crews cleared away brush and down trees. the autumn creek apartment complexes where tree crashed down tuesday on the one of the apartments. no one was hurt. the tree also landed on one of the carports. it's not often that they do clip the buildings, but you gotta figure it's close to 100 tons of weight , probably somewhere in the mix of there, so once mother nature decides to do what it's going to do it just does it. there are still so many down trees in the area, and it will take cruise several more days to remove them. in the sierra cleanup efforts are still underway as crews are clearing mudslides and other damage from storms there. three homeowners had to evacuate their properties went right through a home on ben taylor road slide also knocked down walls, windows doors, a woman sitting in a chair just a few feet from window was launched across the living room by the slides force. the slide h

monterey county officials said they expect residents in the community of haro near watson ville will be able to return to assess the damage on friday about 2500 people have been out of their homes since march 10th when the paro river when the pajaro river levee breached, authorities say there are no active gas leaks and power is back on for most of that community, but water remains shut off, and the main sewer line is being repaired. homes are also being yellow or red tagged. our chief meteorologist , bill martin joins us now and bill what a storm to start offspring. exactly julie. that was a big big storm yesterday. certainly rain was pretty significant, but it was the wind. really when you get down to it just strong, gusty winds. some sustained winds at 40 50 miles an hour gossip over 70 and 80 miles an hour. remember last night on this camera. even this time of night, this camera was bouncing around pretty good. the winds were dying down. at that point, the wind warning had been dropped. but tonight pretty calm, much nicer and we head for a dryer. nicer pattern. there goes the mai

we are getting a clearer picture now of the flooding in monterey county in the community of pa haro and the work that's being done following the levee breach that happened there over the weekend that breaches between 304 100 ft wide. moderate county officials shared these images showing the repairs that are being done to fill that massive gap. heavy equipment crews are moving large boulders and smaller rocks into that hole, and the repairs do appear to be holding, at least for now. while some of the flooding is beginning to recede, entire neighborhoods still remain underwater. there authorities began evacuating people on saturday morning, and thousands remain under evacuation order. still at this time monterey county officials say they have had to perform about 200 rescues and the national guard is on the ground. assisting well, the north bay got drenched in this morning storm stalling any cleanup efforts from previous rounds of severe weather that we're underway in warren county, a tree crashed down at deliver park in clarksburg. it came down on that play structures you can see there,

haro monterey county, gary ktvu, fox two news. pg and e is making progress in restoring power to hundreds of thousands of customers right now , nearly 100,000 bay area customers remain without power the majority in the south bay with more than 60,000 customers , 23,000 are still without power on the peninsula, 13,000 in the east bay and just a handful in san francisco, as well as the north bay pg nieces, safety. is the biggest priority when it comes to restoring power. sometimes it's better than the initial assessment, but oftentimes the circumstances a little worse, and it may take a little bit longer. pg and e says it prioritizes where its employees are dispatched first one, the biggest outages to the longest outages and then where the most critical customers people all over the bay area today. we're cleaning up after yesterday's big storm in livermore work crews cleared brush and chopped up down trees. the autumn creek apartment complexes where a tree came crashing down into one of the units there. no one was hurt. another tree