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 need to. you know, back and forth all the time. residents say they're willing to wait it out as their homes are built to withstand the rising water reporter, liz a. mitri was in another area of san joaquin county, which is also under an evacuation order. welcome to haven acres. mobile home park that's normally alongside the san joaquin river. not in it all right there, where so while most people living here have left, debbie damask chose to stay behind with her husband, we're ready if we need to, but we have a little boat with a little trolling motor and if we have to put some of our stuff in it, we can do t

this is along the san joaquin river ktvu tom baker shows us the flooding threat in lathrop near stocktond why some people there are ignoring the warnings. the san joaquin county sheriff's office issued evacuation orders for two neighborhoods in manteca lathrop . many folks saw no reason to leave. since this is an expected event. every 5 to 7 years our houses are built for flooding, so nobody lives downstairs. like i told you earlier, only two inches of water in my bottom floor airport court in manteca and haven acres mobile home park in lathrop. or seeing flooding. that might well be a precursor to a much bigger event when the sierra snowpack starts melting in earnest, experts say the hazardous san joaquin water level is due to melting lower level snow, forcing swollen reservoirs to make early large releases. basically they're having to get rid of water to make room for the giant snowpack that's to come melt this spring , one way or another, the snowmass will melt. maybe too rapidly, with warm rains and warm temperatures and spring springing. it could cause levee failures that could espe

mobile home park that's normally alongside the san joaquin river. not in it for right there.re oh, yeah, well, most people living here have left debbie damask chose to stay behind with her husband. we're ready if we need to, but we have a little boat with a little trolling motor and if we have to put some of our stuff in it, we can do that. and just get out the power is off because of the rising water levels. but the market is prepared for the elements when she needs to. waiting in water up to her knees to get inside her home. we ran into her neighbor, sam gutierrez, on his way out. never i believe that this would happen. i heard that it had flooded before, but i don't think would happen to me things taking them out by boat right over here at 32. i'm not underwater. i still have about two ft. 3 ft left. he says he was feeling optimistic until san joaquin county issued an evacuation order when the sheriff got here and said we're gonna have to evacuate, then. in reality set in when was that? um, last night. well he and his girlfriend waded out. they'll be staying with family an

and -- >> jimmy: how was joaquin?ghter ] >> jimmy: oh, wow! >> because it's an epic tale of guilt and co-dependency, story of my life. it's -- it is -- one man's surreal, nightmare-ish odyssey to get home to see his mother. i would call it kafkaesque, but then i'd have to explain kafka, and we'd be here all night. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, thank you, i appreciate that. thank you so much -- >> but -- but -- it's a -- it's a -- it's a -- an unbelievable piece of work by ari and joaquin and -- you know, it's funny, you -- he and i, joaquin, we really hit it off. although we have very different sensibilities. >> jimmy: yeah. >> you know, he's very intense and i'm just tense. [ laughter ] but he -- he thought i was funny so every time we did a a take, you know, he would say, "i can't look you directly in the eyes, or i'll break up." so just know that in every close-up in he -- in a scene with me, he's just looking directly at my nose. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i cannot wait to see it. i'm so happy every single time i see y

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why my motion is amend the motion to accomplice joaquin ger oro in seat 5. kristin evans in seat 6 and bevan duff in seat 7 and move this to the full board. >> on is this motion, on this motion voice chair walton. >> aye. >> supervisor safai >> aye. >> chair dorsey. >> no. >> the motion passes. with chair dorsey decent nothing committee. >> thank you mr. young on a 2-1 vote then. the item guess to the full burden with recommendation. >> and miwe now go become to item 5. >> item 5 is a motion approving the major's nomination for vikrum aiyer homeless submission. mr. aier has with drawn. >> thank you i think the present motion is to table this? >> yes. >> item. >> i like to move to table item 5. >> yes. >> and open to public comment y. on this motion member of the public are gin nothing person line up to speak. for those remote cull 415-655-0001, access code: 2489 884 3434 ##. first in person speaker? i'm sorry to speak so much i foal like it is my duty it hen a busy day i to being it to be the nomination and asked >> nominee who has been here today and other

. >>> y bueno lluvias de estos dÍas han permitido que el condado san joaquÍn deje de estar en estadotituto de investigaciÓn de desierto de reno acaba de revelar que se encontraron micro plÁstico en la nieve. por lo que expertos tratan de ver si estos contaminantes estÁn presente en las atmÓsfera. >>> con esto vamos a revisar el tiempo para la semana que estÁ por comenzar y en que cambiamos de estaciÓn para recibir la primavera, cynthia, buenas noches. >>> ♪♪♪♪ ♪♪ l >>> hoy domingo un dÍa lluvioso con nubosidad la mayorÍa de esta lluvia ya sale hacia valle central, sierra nevada dejando poquito de neblina, pero la mayorÍa ya se esta le en . nos deja aire poquito mÁs fresco mÍnimas esta noche 46 poco mÁs fresco hacia el norte de la bahÍa, santa rosa 41, 40 sanara felo napa 43 lunes un dÍa una pausa de lluvia lo que se espera es otro rÍo atsmosfÉrico, ya nos miren, leo quiero mostrar que creo que la mayorÍa de su impacto serÁ aquÍ en el Área de la bahÍa, pero si nota estos colores hacia la montaÑa de santa cruz, hacia la costa centra el y para nuestro vecinos en los Ángeles les cae la l

para evitar que esto siga sucediendo en el país además de luchar por el control de armas algo que joaquínor defensa es tener a propietarios de armas legales como una herramienta para salvar la vida de otras personas por lo pronto y a pesar de los altos números de víctimas en el congreso no se ha presentado una iniciativa de ley que trata de prohibir rifles de asalto que ha sido el principal reclamo en los ataques masivos >> esta semana la representante (nombre) presentó en washington una resolución que condena los tiroteos ocurridos en monterrey park y half moon bay lo hicieron con el fin de honrar la memoria de los fallecidos en los ataques y reiterar el compromiso del congreso para proteger a las comunidades minorías de la violencia con armas de fuego >> un tribunal determinó que joe biden habría de violado la ley al utilizar el programa (nombre) esto mientras cortes de inmigración proceso de solicitud de asilo el juez es el responsable de ese anuncio agregó que el gobierno federal ha convertido la frontera en una línea sin sentido >> el servicio de inmigración anunció que cambios >> co

this is the san joaquin river going through lathrop. you can see the water is running very, very high. and even though it's not raining, the water continues to flow and we'll continue to do so. but the real problem for the water experts is not so much this right now it's all that snow up in the mountains is going to come down with a vengeance. the san joaquin county sheriff's office issued evacuation orders for two neighborhoods in manteca lathrop. many folks saw no reason to leave. since this is an expected event. every 5 to 7 years our houses are built for flooding, so nobody lives downstairs. like i told you earlier, only two inches of water in my bottom floor airport court in manteca and haven acres mobile home park in lathrop. or seeing flooding. that might well be a precursor to a much bigger event when the sierra snowpack starts melting in earnest, experts say the hazardous san joaquin water level is due to melting lower level snow, forcing swollen reservoirs to make early large releases. basically they're having to get rid of wa

[laughter] assessor recorder joaquin torres. the point of us here today is to celebrate the success this is we made in order to make adjustments to mech it easier to do small businesses. i also. to take a moment before i introduce our city add administrator carmen chu to just also mention the housing for all plan. because this is a center not just for mall businesses but i center people will come to get permits and the things than i need for so many things if you want a picnic and birthday party, you get this is one stop shop permitting. a festival, this is where you come. it is also the accomplice people come who are building housing or -- doing some stuff to their homes and all the different things. in san francisco we have a plan housing for all and we are going to push forward a number of changes to make it more efficient to get the plans approved and get housing built firefighter in san francisco. we have a requirement under the state to build 82,000 units of housing in san francisco in the next 8 years. you know what that

back over to places like tracy or the san joaquin valley. is he right now?n't terribly backed up this morning, but it certainly will be more of an issue for those folks who are taking this route a little later today. here's what over this str further inspection. they then noticed far right lanes, posinga danger. two drivers. trance says it's likely due to erosion from the unprecedented amount of rain we've seen over the last few months. it's now closed the far two right lanes of 5 80, leading to slow moving traffic yesterday afternoon and into the night. some drivers say this stretch of roadway used to be plagued with some dangerous potholes and now cracks in the roadways. are just another headache. if there's cracks in the road, and part of it's falling off about safety. yeah i mean, i'm worried about safety with the potholes. but this is even sounds like it's something even worse. for now, count trans is doing what it can to prevent the trouble from getting worse, with another atmospheric river coming into the bay area. we should expect to see that rain. s

. >> all that is grown in the san joaquin valley and that's going to affect prices of tomato sauce into next year. >> we need more storage in california to capture the rain when it's here for the years when we don't have the rain. >> it's not just the price of produce and veggies that will soon be increasing. the flooding fields is also having an impact on the dairy market. >> in san francisco, a local non-profit hopes to create a neighborhood green space in the tenderloin called the golden gate greenway. they want to block off the street to make it a green space in front of st. anthony's between leavenworth and jones streets off golden gate avenue. but not everyone is sold on the idea. >> golden gate avenue in the tenderloin currently looks like every other street in the area. there's two traffic lanes, two bike lanes and sidewalk on either side. but a local non-profit is looking to change that. >> let's think of it as a green oasis. >> reporter: he's the c.e.o. of st. anthony's foundation. he wants to transform the entire block of golden gate avenue in front of saint anthony's between

the san joaquin valley and parts of central california saw a lot of that improvement. in fact, just compared that to 3 months ago, this would look like when most of the state was in extreme or exceptional drought. now it's a barely evident in the state. also, that's been pretty incredible to see that change happen in just what 3 months. >> yeah, 3 every march. and with that change and plenty of snow and rain comes closures all around the bay area. let's take a look at a few. >> all parks in pittsburgh are closed. >> here's the facebook page and it shows you that they decided they have to close all the parks, including the dog parks until further notice. that's all they're saying. the post says city staff is going to assess the park conditions after the storm passes. >> after what john said. there's no all right. well, i guess we'll keep you posted on that. don't your breath. yeah, and it's a story in san mateo county to we talk about this. the 7 parks shut down through the entire weekend. >> listed on your screen. officials closing them ahead of the storm. obviously th

in the coming days, the sheriff's office has issued an evacuation order for homes near the san joaquin river about 16 miles south of modesto . residents say this is the second time they have had to leave due to flooding concerns. the area was evacuated just a couple of weeks ago. you had some evacuations and some flooding in there in january with all those rainstorms, and since then the water did was see it a little bit, but it was still pretty high. the sheriff's office says it will be monitoring the situation closely between saturday night into sunday, when the river level is supposed to be at its highest residents are being told to check the county website and social media for updates back to bill martin. we go with more on the storm headed our way. hey, bill! hey mike, no wind out. there are no rain out there now it will be showing up in the morning hours in the north bend early, you know, 9 10 10 am hours, maybe some drizzle before that. there's a live camera shot . here's the model because you can't you can't look at it enough. push it in, and this is what's going to happen or is

>>reporter: san joaquin is currently working with the state for repairs and tracking how much water tomake room for when the snow starts to melt. >> i think it's time, it's almost april. time for spring. >>reporter: now if you're thinking about driving to the sierra, you might want to think twice. heavy snow and gusty winds create dangerous driving conditions. check out this crash at donner pass road at i-80 today. it happened not too far from the shoe gar bowl resort. chain controls are in effect through all rights. >> and the snow pack could set a record by the time this latest storm is all over. statewide the snow pack is at a 70 year high. the only time we've had a deeper snow pack was back in 1952 so checking in with paul heggen the big question is how close are we to that record? >> that winter of 1952 was unbelievable and we've been chasing that the last 7 # # years. >> i feel like we've had an unbelievable year this year. >> we have in terms of our rain, their snow. they all happened on tuesday recently. >> something about tuesday and wednesday is the clean up. >>reporter: that

emergencia de seis condado más debido a las inundaciones entre ellos el norte san benito al igual que san joaquínite administrar ayuda detodo tipo que ando preocupado y vemos fabricante despertaron ocasionando grandes daños en su vivienday teníaesto una y otra vez agrega que la administración o hecho suficiente para ayudarlo vemos ochode ellos siempre están ahí vemos la cruz roja y esto no sería suficiente ni el condado san mateo tiene tiempo para solicitar ayuda. >>> vemos los daños queocurren el 31 de enero vemos que para que la próxima lluvias estén recuperados. >>>no tenemos ningún otro lugar vemos esas tormentas han adelantado imágenes curiosas en medio de las inundaciones que han afectado el área aprovechan y sabemos que estuvo unbuen rato en el área vemosque estaba enorme el objetivo es que es interesante lo que sucedió vemos la fauna que se desborda y vemos que estamos viendo en las siglas de la sana de los trópicos llegando lo quees el norte de australia vemos que debe desembocar en parte para california y parecido horario actual de lo que vemosen la superficie que fluye cuando va subien

patricia and manny should be celebrating joaquin's graduation from college.ctivists. >> david, when we think about progress in the last five years, i feel like i am seeing it when i see congressman frost sitting there. there he was five years ago helping to organize march for our lives, not yet old enough to be a member of congress and here he is today in the hearing, where parents of a victim of that shooting that you survived were present and ultimately one getting arrested, to see him in that position is the kind of progress that i know you've been working for. >> it's what we've been fighting for since day one. we've been fighting not put on different -- like we're gonna be doing tomorrow on boston common, which is what my friends behind me are helping me and others build protest posters and everything like that. we're gonna be on boston question comments tomorrow 1 pm protesting to make gun laws stronger and legislating on gun legislation in massachusetts. it does give me hope to see maxwell out. they're all 48 hours ago i was in maxwell's office in cong

and right now rain and flooding is forcing evacuation orders for people who live along the san joaquin river. yeah, it's not a pretty sight. flooding isn't stopping many residents, though, from leaving bottom. so you want to stay even with more rain on the way we've got monica deanda standing by. >> outman taken explain. and now that the sun is up, monica, we can really see the situation there. >> yeah, good morning, james and deiah. now that you like you said the sun is up. we're getting a better view of the flooding happening here. and you can see i'm just all the way down there. some damage to that garage door. you can see these homes. they are on stilts. but >> like that car that you see there, it's still mostly the cut. the tires are mostly covered by this flood water. that's here as we pan more to the right. you can see some of these homeowners are prepared. they have these boats sent our crews that were here yesterday saw some of these homeowners using these votes to kind of get around. and these are people who are choosing to ride it out and stay here because they they say that

i will be very glad and happy if i have the chance to be watched again with my son joaquin.lready know who we are. what i do believe, that it's sending a message, that it represents a lot of fathers like may, and a lot of fathers. so yes, i'm glad. and this is not over, by the way. this just happened a couple of days ago. so, i still need to process. i got a lot of calls from lawyers, and other members of congress, and so the real story and what's really wrong here is that these guys are lying and ignoring the fact that gun violence is killing people on a daily basis in our country. >> manuel, all of our, you keep on keeping on. we're so sorry for your loss for hansen joaquin, 17-year-old son, five years ago, but bless you and your efforts. that's what you have for me on this edition of alex witt reports. i'll see you tomorrow again at 1 pm eastern. w are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. detect this: no other complete hiv pill uses fewer medicines to help keep you undetectable than dovato. detect this: most hiv pills contain 3 or 4 medicines

sandbags are being used to keep the san joaquin river away from the school. some farmland in the central valley. now look more like a lake. this is new drone video near the community of cochran in kings county. nearby levee broke earlier this week and now more than 15 square miles of farmland is underwater fires trying to use helicopters to drop sandbags into the levee breaks, but the amount of water flowing through the brakes is making it difficult to make those repairs are time to turn things over to meteorologist mark tamayo and market. i'm glancing at the graphic right behind you talking about some cold weather. i'm wondering when that's coming. yes i'm cold temperatures. andre kind of feel a chill in the air force today already, but, yeah, tomorrow morning into the weekend. looks like we're talking about some frost across portions of the bay area, especially up in the north bay, and that's what we do. find a frost advisory for friday morning saturday morning. and the sunday morning so called across the entire bay area, but that frost advisories focused u

the san joaquin county sheriff's office issued evacuation orders for two neighborhoods in manteca lathrop . many folks saw no reason to leave. since this is an expected event. every 5 to 7 years our houses are built for flooding, so nobody lives downstairs. like i told you earlier, only two inches of water in my bottom floor airport court in manteca and haven acres mobile home park in lathrop. or seeing flooding. that might well be a precursor to a much bigger event when the sierra snowpack starts melting in earnest, experts say the hazardous san joaquin water level is due to melting lower level snow, forcing swollen reservoirs to make early large releases. basically they're having to get rid of water to make room for the giant snowpack that's to come melt this spring , one way or another, the snowmass will melt. maybe too rapidly, with warm rains and warm temperatures and spring springing. it could cause levee failures that could especially disrupt agriculture over much of the state. this is especially true in the southern sierra, which has the biggest snowpack there. a massive lake coul

storm runoff and snowmelt is forcing evacuations along the san joaquin river.s say the river has reached the dangerous stage due to the overwhelming amount of water flowing downstream from recent storms. last night, people living in one manteca neighborhood were told to leave their homes, but some chose to ignore the evacuation orders despite rising water levels, 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. i don't need to. you know, back and forth all the time. most people say they're willing to wait it out because they say their homes are built to withstand the rising water. emergency crews warn against ignoring evacuation orders, saying it poses a risk to the public and rescue workers if waters get too high. there are also evacuations farther north along the san joaquin river in lathrop, near i five. the water is already started to flood one mobile home park. people who live there thought they had avoided flooding from the recent storms until the evacuation order came do

in the meantime, if your drive takes you through 5 80 from the east bay further into the san joaquin valley. there's no telling how soon that commute will go back to normal. there's not a lot of great detours. so those of you thinking about altamonte pass road not so great for trucks. it's a narrow wandy road will get you around this, but think about delays reporting in livermore. i'm james torres, ktvu fox two news and the storm is expected to drop even more snow in the sierra. nearly 56. a half feet of snow has already fallen the season, according to the u. c berkeley central sierra snow lab that makes this the sierras second snowiest winter on record. all that snow is also making road conditions were difficult on the mountain passes , and we just checked right now. chains are required on both interstate 80 and plaster county and how we 50 in eldorado county. are going to some breaking news to tell you about in the east bay, a deadly shooting at a strip mall and conquered ktvu crime reporter henry lee just arrived on scene. henry, what can you tell us? andre we're in the 2100 block

storm runoff and snowmelt is forcing evacuations along the san joaquin river.aders say the river is breached. the danger has reached the dangerous stage and due to the overwhelming amount of water flowing downstream from recent storms, people are in trouble. last night, people living in one manteca neighborhood were told to leave their homes. but some people chose to ignore that warning despite rising water levels. 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. i don't need to. you know, back and forth all the time. people say they're willing to wait it out because they say their homes are built to withstand rising water. emergency crews warned against ignoring evacuation orders, they say it poses a risk to the public and rescue workers. if waters get too high. there are also evacuations farther north along the san joaquin river in lathrop, near i five. the water has already started to flood one mobile home park. people who lived there thought they had avoided flooding from r

the san joaquin week ago. the san joaquin valley and sections of th central california areas.hat improvement. in fact, just compare that to 3 months ago when most of the state was in an extreme exceptional drought. >> more unruly passengers in the sky have a lot of fight attendants fearing for their safety, as brooke shafer tells us, flight attendants say the job is becoming uncomfortable. aunt downright dangerous. >> from severe turbulence >> all but do we have do we have any to unruly passengers? >> flight crews recently have faced a number of dangers in the sky. and in several cases, it's the flight attendants or targeted for these violent attacks. just this week, an unruly passenger on a flight from los angeles to boston was arrested after he allegedly tried to stab a flight attendant in the neck with a broken metal. spoon response. >> we started saying i'm gonna kill everybody in the all the men and the women and children are saying we've got packed planes, thousands of flights every single day and most of them take off and land without incident. and that's due to the goo

coming home from that from the bay area back over toward the san joaquin valley.s what you're going to see some trouble. we saw some in that trouble. similar trouble yesterday afternoon and into the evening. that's when computers first started noticing what exactly was going on out here and to what extent this could affect you. caltrans has essentially given us the indication that this is not going to be a quick fix. we now know that a spokesperson from caltrans will be coming out here this morning. giving us an update on the progress they've made and what will be happening over the next few days here now we spoke to some drivers who say this is just another headache for the never ending storms. oh great, you know, another thoroughfare that's ruined here in california that we need to get fixed. i mean, we closed down 6 80 north in the weekends to get it repaved and right now it's like driving on an old road. it's terrible. of course, caltrans still right now working on a permanent fix, but the little temporary band aid they have in right now, those tarps are still

. >>> el rÍo san joaquÍn queda detrÁs de la casa de sus vecinos de enfrente. >>> yo me voy ahora y noden a la comunidad al haber una orden de evacuaciÓn. los equipos se preparan para la tormenta del martes, con fuertes lluvias y vientos indico el vocero del condado. >>> usted puede estar bien informado siguiendo la informaciÓn del tiempo. >>> en tulare otro sitio castigado por las recientes lluvias. en (hablan en inglÉs) se registraron inundaciones que rerivarÓn en la evacuaciÓn de docenas de familias, y tambiÉn lo perdieron todo. >>> tenÍa la esperanza que no fuera a adelantarse como la comida. el agua era muy fuerte. >>> otra situaciÓn que preocupa a las familias es lo que gastarÁn en reparaciones porque muchos no tienen seguro contra inundaciones. >>> descargue nuestra aplicaciÓn de telemundo 48 y el tiempo. >>> el presidente joe biden llegÓ a california para realizar una gira de dos dÍas en que tratarÁ varios temas, hoy se tenÍa previsto la reuniÓn con los ministros de australia y alemania. y tambiÉn irÁ al lugar donde hubo un tiroteo en el pasado. la calma regresÓ al puente front

el gobernador expendio la decda ratoria de emergencia para san benito, san joaquÍn entre otras, son 4rgar nuestra aplicaciÓn mÓvil donde tenemos mÁs detalles de las condiciones del tiempo. esta maÑana hubo un movilizaciÓn con los estudiantes de la universidad (hablan en inglÉs) saratoga. >>> estuvieron bajo encierro preventivo. cuÉntanos a quÉ se debiÓ la situaciÓn andrÉs? >>> quÉ tal. se reportÓ la presencia de dos hombres que tenÍan un supuesto rifle, aquÍ todo el mundo se retirÓ pero a las 11 de la maÑana las autoridades recibieron denuncias de una persona que estaba en un auto en este estacionamiento y decÍa que nÍa un rifle, posteriormente activaron el encierro preventivo y comenzÓ un operativo policial en este collegue y tambiÉn con la oficina del alguacil, esto provocÓ gran nerviosismo entre los estudiantes y los padres. esto durÓ dos horas, a la una de la tarde las autoridades dijeron que los dos hombres fueron detenidos. escuchemos lo que nos dijo el rector de la universidad. >>> dijo que las personas tenÍan una rÉplica de un rifle de asalto y que cuando ellos lo detuvieron y

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if the san joaquin river rises quickly.his could happen when snow at lower levels melts too quickly, then pours in a reservoir that already full water managers will then have to make early large releases that could flood those low lying areas where people live, a road leading to the sierra national forest is closed this morning due to a sinkhole. weeks of rain and snow in the area caused a huge chunk of the road to give out. this photo was posted to instagram by yosemite adventure company. you can see a major hole right in the middle of the road near yosemite forks. that area was specifically hit hard this winter with back to back storms. u s forest service says it could take up to a few weeks to reopen this stretch of road this year is cold and wet weather could lead to a strawberry shortage. california is the home to some of the largest strawberry farms in the world. but the series of strong storms that have slammed into the state is making it very difficult to grow strawberries right now, and that could create a big shor

storm runoff and snowmelt is forcing evacuations along the san joaquin river.icials say the river has reached the dangerous stage due to the overwhelming amount of water flooding downstream from recent storms. last night, people living in one manteca neighborhood were told to leave their homes. some people chose to ignore the evacuation order despite rising water levels. those people say they're willing to wait it out because they say their homes are built to withstand the rising water. emergency crews warned against ignoring evacuation orders. saying it poses a risk to the public and rescue workers if waters get too high. they're also evacuations farther north along the san joaquin river in lathrop, near i five. the water has already started to flood one mobile home park. people who live there thought they had avoided flooding from the recent storms onto the evacuation order came this weekend. one person was evacuated by boat. the san joaquin river is expected to stay above flood stage throughout at least thursday changes on board as of this morning meant to k

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sky 7 was over manteca in san joaquin county today. you can see there flooding.because the river continues to rise. dan: here we go again. abc 7 meteorologist sandhya patel is tracking the timeline. ama: when will we see rain? sandhya: we will see it as early as tomorrow morning's commute. right now, we are cooling off, and we are in a break, but don't get too used to this idea. during the commute, it is going to get nasty. let's take a look at the storms coming our way. minor roadway flooding, downed trees, outages, a very high likelihood streams and creeks will see flooding. it is a high likelihood smaller streams, shallow landslides. moderate and river flooding, low likelihood. take a look at live doppler 7. this system is going to move and while the commute begins, and it is going to continue to impact us through wednesday. as we look locally, nothing on live doppler 7, but we did have rain earlier this morning. . we do have clouds overhead right now and a blue sky from our south beach camera. hope you had a chance to get out and enjoy. low 50's mobley to san

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larry: let's get to the flooding of the san joaquin river. as far as the eye can see. sky7 was over manteca and lathrop today. part of the communities -- parts of the communities are under evacuation orders because of rising water in the river. lena howlande, with details. reporter: an urgent evacuation order issued for this manteca neighborhood along airport court and those in lathrop on amid concerns of rising water levels caused by recent rain and runoff from snowmelt. also shutting down the san joaquin river for all recreational boat use from the deepwater channel all the way to the stanislaus county line. >> if emergency vehicles can't get people out. if people need to get out, we do what we can with the resources we have. reporter: despite the warnings, many, choosing not to leave. >> there's no reason for us to leave. if the levee broke, of course, the people that run the levee would let us know immediately and we would be gone. reporter: some say the homes on airport court are already raised up high with most neighbors choosing to live on the second floor of th

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." >> thomas testa was the san joaquin county prosecutor.ing persons cases. so when he heard about the case of larry an elisa mcnabney, he gravitated toward it. >> he was an attorney with a case low that just disappeared. this isn't someone who's a homeless person who just vanishes and you think maybe they took a granted went to nevada. >> testa began by taking a good hard look at elisa. >> she was a person out of a forties film nor movie. in that, she was a stunner, physically. everyone said that. but more importantly, she had a control over him that just amaze me. she was able to see jump, and the men would see how high. >> it certainly seemed true larry, so said his old friend fred atcheson. >> she was controlling him to the extent that she was keeping him away from his family and his former friends. >> that include the relationship he had with you? >> no question about it. >> you found yourself shut out? >> yeah. >> so did larry's daughter, tavia. >> elisa completely cut me out of the picture and i was devastated. >> but why? why was eli