j.r. stone has more on the hit by falling trees. >> next and we know, the whole house is shaking. >> i heard a loud bang. j.r: those of the descriptions of trees that came into our on homes. this one was in santa rosa and this one was on the for spill area. >> one of the branches came through our living room, came to the ceiling. wind was over the hood of my car. j.r: nathan was inside of his force deville home when the tree came crashing down. he had to hook up a generator just to call 911. in santa rosa, this tree came right through the roof period fortunately, no one was home at the time. one witness said he actually heard another tree come down but then saw emergency responders dealing with the situation on the others of the neighborhood. neighbors are the ones who realize that something was not right. they heard a loud hissing noise. they said they were unable -- they were able to shut the gas line off and secure the line. unfortunately, the home is in bad shape and will require a bit of wo

j.r. stone has more on the hit by falling trees. >> next and we know, the whole house is shaking. >> i heard a loud bang. j.r: those of the descriptions of trees that came into our on homes. this one was in santa rosa and this one was on the for spill area. rough ouling rm,e thcein wind was over the hood of my car. j.r: nathan was inside of his force deville home when the tree came crashing down. he had to hook up a generator just to call 911. in santa rosa, this tree came right through the roof period fortunately, no one was home at the time. one witness said he actually heard another tree come down but then saw emergency responders dealing with the situation on the others of the neighborhood. neighbors are the ones who realize that something was not right. they heard a loud hissing noise coming from somewhere in the house. the fire department responded. they said they were unable -- they were able to shut the gas line off and secure the line. unfortunately, the home is in bad shape and will re

j.r. stone and laura martinez are in the field for us, but first let's get to meteorologist sandhya patel. sandhya: we are seeing light rain but do expect the storm to bring damage for tomorrow's commute, and it will be a nasty one. live doppler 7 right now, just seeing showers out of the system, light to moderate and d street on crow canyon road, moderate pockets of wet weather. as we head 10 napa, dry creek road, light steady rain. atmospheric river is still off the coast but it is now zoning in on california, which includes the bay area. as we time this out for you, you will notice the intensity of the rain picks up as the commute begins at 8:00 a.m. it will be a hazardous commute with heavy rain, strong winds, flooding on the roadways, downed trees, and watch out for downed power lines as well. lead watch until 4:00 a.m. wednesday. rivers, some of them like the salinas river and some of the roadways. we are looking at a high wind warning until 5:00 a.m. wednesday. they will likely cause some

j.r. stone, abc7news. ama: another drug prevention measure will make narcan available without a prescription. narcan is in emergency medicine used during first opioid-related overdoses. the fda says people will be able to buy it over-the-counter. it will be available at local grocery, convenience, and drug stores, gas stations, and vending machines. abc7news reporter tara campbell has been covering the opioid crisis. she filmed the documentary of northern california -- north america's first-ever safe injection site in vancouver. watch injecting hope on our abc 7 bay area streaming tv app. dan: an urgent requirement for anyone in bonita, cut back on your water use immediately. it's because of this. a collapsed hillside near 680 and gold hill road has damage the city's main water line in that area. here's what you need to know. the city is asking residents, schools, and businesses to reduce water use by 40%. shorter showers, only washing full loads of clothes. but niesha is using water from lake herrmann as

j.r. stone, abc 7 news. dan: public safety is something we are always monitoring in a fact-based way using our abc 7 neighborhood safety tractor. archewell helps you explore and understand the data. you can see how different forms of crime rate down by neighborhood over time and compared to other cities. it's right on the front page of our website for you, abc7news.com. a very sad outcome for fans of longtime bay area radio personality jv of wild 94.9. his body was found at pier 39 last night, a month after he vanished. this morning, his cohosts struggled as they face the news. >> looking at his picture on the website just reminds you of the better times. >> he was healthy and happy. that's how i'm going to continue to remember him. dan: jeff vandergrift started his own radio show called the doghouse. in its three decades, it became the highest rated radio morning show in san francisco radio history. >> the show is awesome. i remember the doghouse way back in the day. just listening to it as a kid, laughing

j.r. stone went back to hear how people are feeling before the big storm. >> ominous clouds lurking over danville wednesday night as the atmospheric river approaches. neighbors moving vehicles to higher ground with memories of this flowing street a couple of month ago. >> there was so much water coming down the street, there was actually an suv floating down street. reporter: this danville neighborhood was hit especially hard during that atmospheric river. now another one is on the way. >> what happened on new year's eve that was the first time and now we're hearing it again it is supposed to start tomorrow. i think there is a lot of tension in the neighborhood. >> i think everybody feels probably the worst is over but now it looks like it may start all over again. reporter: john hughes just finished redoing his front yard that was destroyed from all of the mud from that storm and may have to again. bote of the cars you see here in their driveway were eventually totaled. >> we have been here sin

j.r. stoneas tonight's look at the state of bart, one of our key focuses and building a better bay area. reporter: packed bart trains on tuesday at the embarcadero station, then in the east bay shoulder to shoulder crowds at the pleasant hill bart station as writers tried to get home. many of these delays due to downed trees on tracks. >> it was insane. the platforms were crowded. it took me over an hour to get home. reporter: nicole was traveling from san francisco to hayward on tuesday and says while she understands that the weather issues happen, she is now dealing with bart's delays and cancellations on the regular. bart board director jan nissley spoke at a community space in san francisco wednesday night but didn't address either issue. she did talk quite a bit about what she calls a lack of investment in the system. >> that lack of investment has built up over time to appoint where it is so expensive to run our systems, to maintain our systems and we are trying to do more with less. repor

j.r. stone was there, hearing from fans about why their support isn't wavering. >> let's go. >> go a is. >> it's opening day. reporter: it's opening night at the coliseum for the oakland athletics. are you excited about the a's this year? >> i can't say am excited. we are going to have a bad year. reporter: fans keeping it real thursday night, aware of the athletics stadium saga. the team eyeing oakland's howell -- how returnable in looking at other locations in las vegas. carlos curiel canceled his season tickets this year for the first time in 17 years. >> we are not really trying right now. honestly, it looks like we are trying to just go to vegas and move over there. >> it's tough being a fan. you know, we are use to it at this point. reporter: many trying to make the best of an uncertain situation. >> i enjoy vegas. i will stay loyal whether they are in las vegas or oakland. reporter: on this opening night, the talk about who to watch centered around a player on the other team, shohei ohtan

j.r. stone, abc 7 news. dan: those students on the community will no doubt have a difficult next few days and weeks. there is help when it comes to issues like this. we have a page of useful resources for matters of bullying, harassment, or mental health. it is available on abc7news.com. ama: new developments in the search for popular bay area radio host jeffrey vendor breath. this was released through his instagram page. his wife thanked everyone who helped support find her husband. recent information to believe that he will not be coming back. the instagram post states he is still considered missing by san francisco police and they do not suspect foul play. dan: happening now, the cold is creeping back in. here is a live look out from our east bay hills camera. temperatures will be plummeting overnight and certainly for the morning commute. let's go to meteorologist sandhya patel. sandhya: it is going to be subfreezing for parts of the bay area, so just a gentle reminder it is still winter. temperatures ri

we want to begin with j.r. stone.he shelter-in-place order is lifted after a fallen glass scare in san francisco. reporter: that was taken off this afternoon. i spoke with workers inside the building. many of whom told me they don't remember a day with wind like this. >> its glass. reporter: glass falling as wind gusts intensified tuesday in the financial district of san francisco. this glass falling from 555 california, formerly the bank of america center. >> i saw someone crossing the crosswalk. it hit 15 feet ahead. they got lucky. reporter: he shot this video of glass falling from the skyscraper from his nearby office just before 2:00 tuesday. in the moments before the glass fell, he recorded some of the windows actually shaking due to the windy conditions. a short time later, the other glass fell from above. >> it's cracking. more is falling. yeah. watch out. backup here get back up. reporter: one window completely broke on the 43rd floor. another cracked. those inside 555 california say it was windy. >> i think

j.r. stone was there, hearing from fans about why their support isn't wavering. >> let's go. >> go a is. >> it's opening day. reporter: it's opening night at the coliseum for the oakland athletics. are you excited about the a's this year? >> i can't say am excited. we are going to have a bad year. reporter: fans keeping it real thursday night, aware of the athletics stadium saga. the team eyeing oakland's howell -- how returnable in looking at other locations in las vegas. carlos curiel canceled his season tickets this year for the first time in 17 years. >> we are not really trying right now. honestly, it looks like we are trying to just go to vegas and move over there. >> it's tough being a fan. you know, we are use to it at this point. reporter: many trying to make the best of an uncertain situation. >> i enjoy vegas. i will stay loyal whether they are in las vegas or oakland. reporter: on this opening night, the talk about who to watch centered around a player on the other team, shohei ohtan

j.r. stone continues our team coverage. reporter: these barges to do damage to the 3rd street bridge but they also did damage in this area here near the walkway at oracle part. this light is now tilted and sections of concrete fell off the side here. some of that concrete is still loose right now. this is what the calm after the storm looked like in mccovey cove near oracle part. even after the most intense moments, three loose barges could be seen grinding against the city's historic 3rd street bridge. >> looked like there were construction barges that were being used, going back to ferry equipment. how they ended up in the channel, i'm not quite sure. reporter: it's unclear how close the barges were to the bridge before the incredible waves and winds push them there. >> it appeared that three barges were banging up against the side of the bridge. the way the wind was kicking up the waves, it was just banging back and forth. reporter: san francisco public works showed us where the damage was to the bridge would walkway. th

reporter: j.r. stone, abc7news. ama: the name of that san francisco officer has not yet been released. sfpd says the family is asking for privacy at this time. dan: san francisco police are investigating after a body was found in the water off pier 39. officers were called to the peer and located the body at 5:00 this evening. the body has not been identified. at this point, there are no signs of foul play but they are asking anyone with information that bite -- might be connected to the case to contact the police. ama: the wildest weather event was in los angeles. people watched in awe as a tornado touched down in the east neighborhood of montebello. >> turning to a tornado. did you see it pick up the stuff off the floor? where's that at? ama: isn't that incredible? the national weather service has rated this storm in ef1. the wind was anywhere from 86 to 110 miles per hour. this scale goes from zero to five. the wind ripped the roof off numerous buildings, damaged cars, and injured one person. thfo to three minute

j.r. stone, abc7news. ama: another drug prevention measure will make narcan available without a prescription. narcan is in emergency medicine used during first opioid-related overdoses. the fda says people will be able to buy it over-the-counter. it will be available at local ndg venience, and reporter taral isis.she filmed the documentaryf northern california -- north america's first-ever safe injection site in vancouver. watch injecting hope on our abc 7 bay area streaming tv app. dan: an urgent requirement for anyone in bonita, cut back on your water use immediately. it's because of this. a collapsed hillside near 680 and gold hill road has damage the city's main water line in that area. here's what you need to know. the city is asking residents, schools, and businesses to reduce water use by 40%. shorter showers, only washing full loads of clothes. but niesha is using water from lake herrmann as an alternative. the city is assuring everyone that it is clean and safe to drink but they still need people

j.r. stone, abc norm seven news -- j.r. stone, abc 7 news. drew: our storm is still swirling off of our coastline. the winds have calmed down but still defining areas of light to moderate rain. we have a flood advisory. please be aware of that. hydroplaning is a concern, especially while it is dark. in the santa cruz mountains more moderate rain into flood advisory is in effect. take a look at the temperatures as you have a wind gust flowing my umbrella around. we will find numbers in the 40. i have full doppler. a strong storm is still whirling off our coastline, creating the lane. it will pull to the south as the morning goes on, taking the rain with it. here is future whether. we will have the showers for the entire morning commute. as we head into the afternoon, the showers become isolated and a lot of temperatures below average, stuck in the 50's. numbers barely topping out in the upper 50's later on this afternoon, and looking at the three day forecast, we will keep the chance of isolated showers in the forecast. by friday we will stay

j.r. stone, abc 7 news. dan: public safety is something we are always monitoring in a fact-based way using our abc 7 neighborhood safety tractor. archewell helps you explore and understand the data. you can see how different forms of crime rate down by neighborhood over time and compared to other cities. it's right on the front page of our website for you, abc7news.com. a very sad outcome for fans of longtime bay area radio personality jv of wild 94.9. his body was found at pier 39 last night, a month after he vanished. this morning, his cohosts struggled as they face the news. >> looking at his picture on the website just reminds you of the better times. >> he was healthy and happy. that's how i'm going to continue to remember him. dan: jeff vandergrift started his own radio show called the doghouse. in its three decades, it became the highest rated radio morning show in san francisco radio history. >> the show is awesome. i remember the doghouse way back in the day. just listening to it as a kid, laughing

j.r. stone tonight's look at the state of bart, one of our key focuses and building a better bay area. reporter: packed bart trains on tuesday at the embarcadero station, then in the east bay shoulder to shoulder crowds at the pleasant hill bart station as writers tried to get home. many of these delays due to downed trees on tracks. >> it was insane. the platforms were crowded. it took me over an hour to get home. reporter: nicole was traveling from san francisco to hayward on tuesday and says while she understands that the weather issues happen, she is now dealing with bart's delays and cancellations on the regular. bart board director jan nissley spoke at a community space in san francisco wednesday night but didn't address either issue. she did talk quite a bit about what she calls a lack of investment in the system. >> that lack of investment has built up over time to appoint where it is so expensive to run our systems, to maintain our systems and we are trying to do more with less. reporte

j.r. stone continues our team coverage. reporter: these barges to do damage to the 3rd street bridge but they also did damage in this area here near the walkway at oracle part. this light is now tilted and sections of concrete fell off the side here. some of that concrete is still loose right now. this is what the calm after the storm looked like in mccovey cove near oracle part. even after the most intense moments, three loose barges could be seen grinding against the city's historic 3rd street bridge. >> looked like there were construction barges that were being used, going back to ferry equipment. how they ended up in the channel, i'm not quite sure. reporter: it's unclear how close the barges were to the bridge before the incredible waves and winds push them there. >> it appeared that three barges were banging up against the side of the bridge. the way the wind was kicking up the waves, it was just banging back and forth. reporter: san francisco public works showed us where the damage was to the bridge would walkway. th

reporter: j.r. stone, abc7news. of that san francisco officer has not yet been released. sfpd says the family is asking for privacy at this time. dan: san francisco police are investigating after a body was found in the water off pier 39. officers were called to the peer and located the body at 5:00 this evening. the body has not been identified. at this point, there are no signs of foul play but they are asking anyone with information that bite -- might be connected to the case to contact the police. ama: the wildest weather event was in los angeles. people watched in awe as a tornado touched down in the east neighborhood of montebello. >> turning to a tornado. did you see it pick up the stuff off the floor? where's that at? ama: isn't that incredible? the national weather service has rated this storm in ef1. the wind was anywhere from 86 to 110 miles per hour. this scale goes from zero to five. the wind ripped the roof off numerous buildings, damaged cars, and injured one person. the for two to three minutes and t

j.r. stone martinez are in the field for us, but first let's get to meteorologist sandhya patel. sandhya: we are seeing light rain but do expect the storm to bring damage for tomorrow's commute, and it will be a nasty one. live doppler 7 right now, just seeing showers out of the system, light to moderate and d street on crow canyon road, moderate pockets of wet weather. as we head 10 napa, dry creek road, light steady rain. atmospheric river is still off the coast but it is now zoning in on california, which includes the bay area. as we time this out for you, you will notice the intensity of the up as the commute begins at 8:00 a.m. it will be a hazardous commute with heavy rain, strong winds, flooding on the roadways, downed trees, and watch out for downed power lines as well. lead watch until 4:00 a.m. wednesday. , me of them like the salinas river and some of the roadways. we are looking at a high wind warning until 5:00 a.m. wednesday. they will likely cause some issues. it is a three on the

j.r. stone, abc 7 news.: those students on the community will no doubt have a difficult next few days and weeks. there is help when it comes to issues like this. we have a page of useful resources for matters of bullying, harassment, or mental health. it is available on abc7news.com. ama: new developments in the search for popular bay area radio host jeffrey vendor breath. this was released through his instagram page. his wife thanked everyone who helped support find her husband. recent information to believe that he will not be coming back. the instagram post states he is still considered missing by san francisco police and they do not suspect foul play. dan: happening now, the cold is creeping back in. here is a live look out from our east bay hills camera. temperatures will be plummeting overnight and certainly for the morning commute. let's go to meteorologist sandhya patel. sandhya: it is going to be subfreezing for parts of the bay area, so just a gentle reminder it is still winter. temperatures right

j.r. stonet back to hear how people are feeling before the big storm. >> ominous clouds lurking over danville wednesday night as the atmospheric river approaches. neighbors moving vehicles to higher ground with memories of this flowing street a couple of month ago. >> there was so much water coming down the street, there was actually an suv floating down street. reporter: this danville neighborhood was hit especially hard during that atmospheric river. now another one is on the way. >> what happened on new year's eve that was the first time and now we're hearing it again it is supposed to start tomorrow. i think there is a lot of tension in the neighborhood. >> i think everybody feels probably the worst is over but now it looks like it may start all over again. reporter: john hughes just finished redoing his front yard that was destroyed from all of the mud from that storm and may have to again. bote of the cars you see here in their driveway were eventually totaled. >> we have been here since 7

we want to begin with j.r. stone.he shelter-in-place order is lifted after a fallen glass scare in san francisco. reporter: that was taken off this afternoon. i spoke with workers inside the building. many of whom told me they don't remember a day with wind like this. >> its glass. reporter: glass falling as wind gusts intensified tuesday in the financial district of san francisco. this glass falling from 555 california, formerly the bank of america center. >> i saw someone crossing the crosswalk. it hit 15 feet ahead. they got lucky. reporter: he shot this video of glass falling from the skyscraper from his nearby office just before 2:00 tuesday. in the moments before the glass fell, he recorded some of the windows actually shaking due to the windy conditions. a short time later, the other glass fell from above. >> it's cracking. more is falling. yeah. watch out. backup here get back up. reporter: one window completely broke on the 43rd floor. another cracked. those inside 555 california say it was windy. >> i think

j.r.: j.r. stone, abc 7 news. liz: in the north bay, neighbors are still cleaning up from the last atmospheric river as well. first responders are getting ready for potentially more flooding. abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard was in mill valley and tells us about the community's concerns. cornell: more rain pelted marin county on saturday. roads were slick and windshield wipers got another workout. in mill valley, a crane was helping with a big cleanup, on hillside avenue, where a 50-foot oak tree crashed into a home during the last storm. tree removal experts say they have been slammed with calls, and it is not over yet. >> there is one more atmospheric river coming monday and tuesday. cornell: what do you think that is going to bring? >> more. cornell: more trees down? >> more trees down. cornell: in sonoma county, creeks and streams are running high. first responders are preparing for an additional three inches to seven inches of rain, and that is a concern for more flooding. there is nowhere for the water to

j.r. stonelains it some people are not happy about when they are showing up. >> the harm reduction vending machine as it's called will soon dispense for easter also wrenches in the lobby of the edwin and the apartments in san francisco. it's affordable housing in mission bay were many military veterans live. >> in the lobby of the complex, where there are families and children. i thought proper place to put that. >> amanda night it's a veteran. she and her husband do not support the installation of a vending machine this. it will be stocked with free items and items with a code. not only external syringes disposal spot for used syringes. >> i don't want kids looking at this stuff. they are too young, they don't need to look at this. >> those with v.a. health care system say 15 have these vending machines will be installed in veterans facilities across northern california. they will be stocked in the coming months not only in san francisco but santa rosa and oakland as well. >> this is about doin

j.r. stone was out at golden gate park today getting a temperature check. j.r.: a landslide in calistoga. a tree down in san francisco's pacific heights. and umbrellas at golden gate park. all of which have become the normal in recent weeks. >> i am sick of it. i want sunshine. blue skies. j.r.: yes, many appeared ready. bundled up in their warm and waterproof coats with stories of the challenges they went through just to get to the park. >> a lot of rain. >> flooding rain. while we were driving here, it was all flooded. >> we needed the rain, came down in buckets. j.r.: highway 29 was closed sunday between a the la cy linduto this landslide. in san francisco, the weather was to blame for this tree falling on a car and a pickup truck. and taking out muni cables in the process. >> i like where it has brought us with our drought, but i am a little sick of it. as you can see, not too sick of it that i am not out here in this drizzle getting my exercise. j.r.: all this wet weather with another storm system arriving on tuesday. don't forget about the first day of

as abc 7 news reporter j.r. stone tells us, some people are being warned now about their drinking water. j.r.: complete neighborhoods underwater saturday after this 120-foot-wide levee breach along the pajaro river in monterey county. >> we got notice that the levees were overtopping in water for some of the levee broke. three miles upstream, the size of a train car. >> it is a tremendous amount of water that continues to accumulate as we speak. j.r.: during a press conference, officials announced some of the water is draining on the west side of the community. they also detailed current flood projections that showed the situation getting worse in the days to come. >> i want to reiterate this is a model. it is based on a variety of assumptions, and the weather service will be updating this probably eight times to 10 times before tuesday, so these are very preliminary numbers, and we hope that those projected flows are less than currently projected. j.r.: state and county water officials are now closely eyeing the leve

j.r. stone went back to hear how people are feeling before our next big storm. j.r.: ominous clouds over danville wednesday night, as the atmospheric river approaches. neighbors moving vehicles to higher ground, with memories of this flowing street a couple of months ago. >> there was so much water coming down the street. there was an suv floating down the street. j.r.: this danville neighborhood was hit especially hard during that atmospheric river. now, another is on the way. >> what happened on new year's eve, that was the first time, or new year's day, and now we are hearing it will start again there is tension in the neighborhood. >> people feel the worst is over, but now it looks it may start over again. j.r.: john hughes finished redoing his front yard, destroyed by the mud from the storm. now, here we go again. >> kind of scary. we had to be evacuated. j.r.: they evacuated out the back, but both of their cars in their driveway were eventually totaled. >> we have been here since 1975. nothing close to it. >> this is the san ramon creek. i can hear it right

as abc 7 news reporter j.r. stonels us, some people are being warned now about their drinking water. j.r.: complete neighborhoods underwater saturday after this 120 foot wide levee breach along the pajaro river in monterey county. >> we got notice that the love in water for three miles upstream, the size of a train car. >> it is a tremendous amount of water that continues to accumulate as we speak. officials announced some of the water is draining on the west side of the community. they also detailed current flood projections that showed the situation getting worse in the days to come. >> i want to reiterat this is a model. it is based on a variety of assumptions, and the weather service will be updating this probably eight times to 10 times before tuesday, so these are very preliminary numbers, and we hope that those projected flows are less than currently projected. j.r.: state and county water officials are now closely eyeing the levee and what can be done to fix it, but currently, no solution is in place. >> at th

i am j.r. stone, in for dr -- dion lim, who is in hollywood. abc 7 ne weather anchor spen christian's is another atmospheric river is on the way. spencer: that is true, jr. giving you a look at >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. -- giving you a look at live doppler 7, the storms are ranked level 1 on the exclusive abc 7 storm impact scale. expecting showers, occasional downpours. much going on, a wave of showers, downpours onshore. that is just before midnight. weather becoming quite active, wet. that takes us into weekend rainfall estimates anywhere from 2/10 of one inch to really one-inch. as you pointed out, more storms are on the way. i will give you a look at the atmospheric river in our accuweather 7-day forecast, coming up, j.r. j.r.: thank you. just as you talked about, abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard is live in mill valley this evening with the latest on conditions they are what it looks like. cornell? cornell: yeah, hey, j.r. here we go it has been another wet, windy day. first re

j.r. stone is there with what happened and lots of questions still to be answered. >> that is certainly the case. and if the last hour we have learned the parent who died here was the mother of the child in a local boy scout troop. that troop had a planned hike and she was out there when the tree fell and killed her. when i arrived on scene, there were hugs that family was together. there were 20 or 30 individuals. they told me they are still trying to process this. the park is still open but the trail where this happened is closed. it actually happened around three miles from where i am standing. authorities tell me they received a call at 10: one this morning that a tree had fallen on a female hiker. she was the only one hit paired officials tell me the large tree took down a cluster of trees in the area. the group tried hard to get the tree off of her but were unsuccessful. fire crews tried to save her when they arrived but were also unsuccessful. we spoke with hikers and officials a wire log

j.r. stone is with us to explain. reporter: you can look at this two ways.ome folks will see the headline and say, what? a renovation already? a former sports executive and author says this should not be a shocker. >> the niner organization is looking forward. they are agile. they are nimble. they are taking advantage of the significant cash generator. they want to bring the most significant events that they can to the market. reporter: levi's stadium opened less than 10 years ago. when you think of renovations or upgrades, some might wonder if that involves parking, traffic, turf, or the lack of shade. according to a spokesperson, this will be $125 million project that will first renovate levi's stadium suites and then the niners will look to upgrade video boards to enhance the fan experience. this will be done before the 2026 world cup games. there is a hope that this could lure super bowl 60 here. go lich says this is about competing with the $5 billion sofi stadium in southern california, competing with allegiant stadium in vegas, and competing with othe

j.r. stone said the meeting served as a starting point. >> hundreds of parents, students and educators packed into santa rosa's freezing -- friedman event center saturday night but while the music aimed to set the mood, the focus was safety in the classroom amidst numerous recent incidents. those include the stabbing death of jade at montgomery high school last wednesday in numerous lockdowns at maria curiel high school. >> in the last 14 days my daughter had two full school evacuations, for shelters in place. one of those with a full lockdown work it's up to assemble their desks and barricade the doors and put paper on the windows and hide behind the desk. >> parents not happy in students. dozens spoke to the crowd are not satisfied with the current resources available. highlighting the dire need for social workers, therapists, and other roles to support students and teachers. >> counselors, yes. starting from the root, which is mental health, that's the key. i want to know i'm able to go to sc

j.r. stone is with us to explain. reporter: you can look at this two ways.ome folks will see the headline and say, what? a renovation already? a former sports executive and author says this should not be a shocker. >> the niner organization is looking forward. they are agile. they are nimble. they are taking advantage of the significant cash generator. they want to bring the most significant events that they can to the market. reporter: levi's stadium opened less than 10 years ago. when you think of renovations or upgrades, some might wonder if that involves parking, traffic, turf, or the lack of shade. according to a spokesperson, this will be $125 million project that will first renovate levi's stadium suites and then the niners will look to upgrade video boards to enhance the fan experience. this will be done before the 2026 world cup games. there is a hope that this could lure super bowl 60 here. go lich says this is about competing with the $5 billion sofi stadium in southern california, competing with allegiant stadium in vegas, and competing with othe

ama: j.r. stone has been speaking with those who that man and other heavenly skiers. reporter: i talked with the victim's friends who expressed their sadness and grief over what happen. their front was someone who worked closely with the deaf community, translating for them and helping them with job applications and so much more. sad news from south lake tahoe. a 46-year-old new yorker heavenly mountain resort on wednesday. the resort confirms the incident happened on an expert trail near an area known as roundabout. saying he was pronounced dead at the california lodge base area and transferred to the el dorado county corner. he was a strong voice and translator for those in the deaf community. the u.s. deaf ski and snowboard association posting about his passing on thursday along with many of his friends and those individuals he represented in the community. the coo issued a statement saying, heavenly mountain resort , heavenly ski patrol, in the entire resort's family extend our deepest sympathy and support to our guests family and friends . south lake tahoe has be

j.r. stone said the meeting served as a starting point. >> hundreds of parents, students and educators packed into santa rosa's freezing -- friedman event center saturday night but while the music aimed to set the mood, the focus was safety in the classroom amidst numerous recent incidents. those include the stabbing death of jade at montgomery high school last wednesday in numerous lockdowns at maria curiel high school. >> in the last 14 days my daughter had two full school evacuations, for shelters in place. one of those with a full lockdown work it's up to assemble their desks and barricade the doors and put paper on the windows and hide behind the desk. >> parents not happy in students. dozens spoke to the crowd are not satisfied with the current resources available. highlighting the dire need for social workers, therapists, and other roles to support students and teachers. >> counselors, yes. starting from the root, which is mental health, that's the key. i want to know i'm able to go to sc

ama: j.r. stone has been speaking with those who that man and other heavenly skiers. reporter: i talked with the victim's friends who expressed their sadness and grief over what happen. their front was someone who worked closely with the deaf community, translating for them and helping them with job applications and so much more. sad news from south lake tahoe. a 46-year-old new yorker heavenly mountain resort on wednesday. the resort confirms the incident happened on an expert trail near an area known as roundabout. saying he was pronounced dead at the california lodge base area and transferred to the el dorado county corner. he was a strong voice and translator for those in the deaf community. the u.s. deaf ski and snowboard association posting about his passing on thursday along with many of his friends and those individuals he represented in the community. the coo issued a statement saying, heavenly mountain resort , heavenly ski patrol, in the entire resort's family extend our deepest sympathy and support to our guests family and friends . south lake tahoe has be

j.r. stone continues our team coverage tonight. j.r.: sunshine, trees still scattered all over the place so it is likely no surprise that the weather models now show more rain and wind on the way this week. >> i am thrilled. j.r.: sarcasm, yes. but after the destruction left by several storms and major wind events, that feeling may be a way to deal with the genuine concern and fear out there. >> it was terrifying. it has been stressful. >> i am kind of scared. my grandma does not want to be alone. >> i am prepping for tuesday. i think i'm may stay at my parents house in san jose monday night and maybe tuesday night because i know roads are going to close but i need to go to work. j.r.: s live in the santa cruz mountains. they have seen trees come down on houses, in driveways, and mudslides wipeout roads. she's even had to drive on top of and underneath downed power lines just to get places. >> you could be driving and a tree is down. you either have a chainsaw in your car or turnaround. j.r.: many wondering if this is the new norm.

j.r. stone gives us a look at how the conference is helping the city's recovery. jr: long developers conference. this line is what it has to look like for two straight days. >> it feels big when standing in the long line to get my bags. there's a lot of people here. >> today i stood in line for 90 minutes to get my badge. it seemed a little more crowded, people are coming back. jr: crowds of figment of the imagination. last yearhis cference w particil associatis year, mord. city that is been slow to recover from the pandemic, many say we are not yet where we need to be. >> we are not at pre-pandemic for regular business but i feel like convention business is getting stronger and stronger as we go. >>'s office workers, tourists this conference activity. without all three we can have a recovery. jr: i spoke to several people who said they had never been to san francisco but they did not think twice about it. >> i think san francisco is such a beautiful city and i'm from canada so this is my first time in the u.s. and i feel so safe jf e and welco heard about san fra

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j.r. stone spent the afternoon there and has more. >> that's terrible. >> i would never think it's possible. jr: south bay hikers in a bit of shock sunday after learning that a woman died when a tree fell on her here at rancho san antonio county. >> iterble tragedy. i h srdea whe husitbaasnd and son, so it is a horrible tragedy. >> emergency crews uae tvse't's d to get to these hikes on the trail. those with the boy scouts of america confirm the woman who died was the mother of a scout participating in the hike. >> bystanders attended to remove the tree and unsuccessful. when our firefighters arrived on scene, they were able to extricate the person from under the tree. they attempted life-saving measures but were unsuccessful as well. >> hikers say it is concerning to hear this, but not the first time a tree has come down recently in this part. less than two weeks ago, a small tree fell on a nearby bridge. that situation, though, pales in comparison to what happened sunday. >> it is really prett

j.r. stone tells us people in the financial district tells us they're worried more about falling trees, they are also looking at falling glass. j.r.: a boarded up window at san francisco's millennium tower, nearly one week after the glass fell out during last tuesday's storm. >> i hope no glass rakes downtown. >> all my god, it is cracking. more is falling. j.r.: many financial district workers we spoke with hope that less like this does not fall again. they also hope no additional glass falls in this problem area near mission and fremont street. >> it is definitely scary. we could see the glass falling. it was really crazy. j.r.: even with the crazy weather, only one person we spoke with on monday told us they are changing their plans completely because of the wind and rain expected on tuesday. >> no way am i going to come here. j.r.: laura oh is well -- war is well aware that glasses fallen during the last two weeks. her windows were being worked on monday. the sales force east building had th