santa clara county has issued a weather alert to people in the loma fire burn area. the concern any rain my trigger mudslides in the santa cruz mountains. we are live at the summit with a close look at the concerns. damian? >> reporter: janelle, the howling winds haven't arrived up here on the summit of the santa cruz mountains but when they do, some more down trees are a possibility. we saw plenty of those along our trip up here in the mountains and when the rains come, it could also mean for road washouts. there are countless road washouts along bear creek road in the santa cruz mountains. this one is near bolder creek. a temporary stoplight now directs traffic around the slide, but no timetable for crews to begin repairs. >> we deal with it. fortunately i'm close enough that i could walk to work. >> reporter: the big slide is still on skyline boulevard near black road. the road gave way in mid-february. and crews haven't begun the repair work. one problem is getting heavy earth movers through the narrow roads leading up to the slide. at 3000 feet, the wind bends a

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liquefaction occurred in san francisco's marina district during the 1989 loma prieta quake where loose soil amplified the quake's energy and caused massive degree instruction. fearing something similar to happy happen here they are considering a range of options including closing the school. >> we have the capacity at our elementary schools to take the students and teachers. >> any time there is anything related to safety and children there is a sense of panic. >> reporter: parents were notified this week of the problem at the school. >> it's shocking but i know they are going to take care of it. i know they are going to deal with it okay. >> we just i think as a community want to know that every possibility was looked at. >> reporter: school officials say they are looking at other option, including retrofit or building a new school but both of those would be expensive and kids would have to be taught elsewhere in the meantime. they plan to further update parents at a school board meeting tony. in alameda, eric thomas, abc7 news. >> you can learn about the soil and read the engineering

liquefaction occurred in san francisco's marina district during the 1989 loma prieta quake where loosel amplified the quake's energy and caused massive degree instruction. fearing something similar to happy happen here they are considering a range of options including closing the school. >> we have the capacity at our elementary schools to take the students and teachers. >> any time there is anything related to safety and children there is a sense of panic. >> reporter: parents were notified this week of the problem at the school. >> it's shocking but i know they are going to take care of it. i know they are going to deal with it okay. >> we just i think as a community want to know that every possibility was looked at. >> reporter: school officials say they are looking at other option, including retrofit or building a new school but both of those would be expensive and kids would have to be taught elsewhere in the meantime. they plan to further update parents at a school board meeting tony. in alameda, eric thomas, abc7 news. >> you can learn about the soil and read the engineering rep

. >>> and an alert for those in the loma linda area triggering mudslides. the mountains have been pummelled by rain and how is it looking now? >> reporter: the rain arrived about 25 minutes ago and it is steady ever since. but no winds at this point. you could tell by the top of the treeline up here in the summit of the santa cruz mountains that they are pretty calm right now. no wind. but this is a community that has been oversaturated by all of the storms. there are countless road washouts along bear creek road in the santa cruz mountains. this one is near bolder creek. a temporary stoplight now directs traffic around the slide. with no timetable for crews to begin repairs. >> we deal with it. fortunately i'm close enough that i can walk to work. >> reporter: the big slide is still on skyline boulevard near black road. the road gave way in mid-february and crews haven't begun the repair work. one problem is getting heavy earth movers through the narrow roads leading up to the slide. at 3000 feet, the wind bends the tall trees, some in danger of toppling o

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the 1989 loma prieta was near santa cruz. thousands were were injured. according to the usgs there is a 63% chance a magnitude 6.7 earth quick will occur on one of the fault lines in the next 30 years. and a 99% chance for california overall. >> the disaster always teaches the first responder is likely to be your neighbor, not a police officer or fire fighter. so, get involved in the neighborhood, get to know your neighbors find out who may need extra help in a disaster. and take care of your family. >> reporter: tomorrow the summit will be examining a quake simulation along the hayward fault with an epicenter in oakland and a shock that lasts up to a minute. part of the exercise will be examining how to recover and respond when communication across different bay area regions is cut off by all of the damage. reporting at fort mason in san francisco, kate larson, abc 7 news. >> and, of course the time to prepare for an earthquake is now, right? at abc 7 we want to help you make it as easy as possible. go to abc 7 news.com and look for the prepare nor cal

go the wrong way on highway 4, and chp called off the chase and later found out he exited at contra loma and then crashed and he did hit the fire hydrant and the power pole and the driver was taken into custody. i have not heard how he's doing or what charges he could face but we do know that they are going to be -- the intersection is going to be closed here for a while here in antioch while they clean up and fix the damage that was done. live in antioch, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> and then a suspect car crashed into another car hurting two other people. the police suv was in pursuit when it hit a car at 8th avenue and dowling street. the police have not said if any officers were among the injured. the suspect who was being chased was arrest add short time later. >>> a two-car crash in san jose last night left one driver dead and the other critically injured. the collision happened near the 85 highway off-ramp around 9:30, and one person died and the other in critical condition, and neither driver had any passengers in their car. >>> activist in san francisco are vowing to take acti

. >> get them ready >> you know what i remember from loma prieta was -- you thought i was going to say what i remember from the great earthquake! [ laughter ] >> you have been around for a long time. >> that memorial site for the survivors. but what i remember is, um, atm machines going down so besides your earthquake kits, perhaps cash. if atm machines go down, you need to fill up your car at the gas station, out of luck. i remember that very well. >>> live hi-def doppler radar most of the precipitation to the east of the bay area over i- 5. look at the fog settling into the bay. visibility is obscured. temperatures are very mild into the 50s. the winds are relatively calm and these winds do begin to increase that will be a good thing because then it will usher in the fog and the visibility would no longer be hampered and all would be good. northwest winds at 5 in the napa area now. so we have the latest difference in the bay area. the rain started earlier than previously advertised. so it's going to move out earlier. but you have to keep in mind there's instability with the passage o

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go the wrong way on highway 4, and chp called off the chase and later found out he exited at contra lomaashed and he did hit the fire hydrant and the power pole and the driver was taken into custody. i have not heard how he's doing or what charges he could face but we do know that they are going to be -- the intersection is going to be closed here

needs classroom when a gunman who's 8-year-old jonathan martinez was also shot and later dieded at loma linda was also wounded and is in stable condition. the san bernardino police department said the. police say cedric anderson had a history of abuse and weapons charges. >> they've only been married for a few months and they've been separated for the last month, month and a half roughly. >> they were later bussed to cajon high school where parents were waiting. >> we're happy our baby's home. >> yeah, we're okay. >> my daughter has had a visual on my granddaughter but how do i rejoice in that when no other kids made it. >> classes will be clansed here tuesday and wednesday at north park elementary. meanwhile the school district is offering counseling services. reporting from san bernardino fox news. >>> police in salsalido are asking for hem. 26-year-old ashley wells had been out with a friend. she was in a bright orange kayak heading to a friend's boat. she never arrived home. friends say ashley was a free spirit who was very excited about starting a new job. >> she was really looking

getting close for kent field and ben loma which has 92 plus inches of rain.ain tonight. as the front comes into the bay area. this is out ahead of it. we are going with rain tonight. multiple systems into this time next week. friday and saturday appear to be the best days. sunday morning should be okay. sunday night will not be. heaviest rain to the north. these are not big systems but continue to bring in rain. quarter of an inch, third of an inch to half an inch for some. some favorable upslope areas like the santa cruz mountains and up in the sierra and northward, russian river north could get more than that. one to two over the next couple of days. not a lot. third to half an inch. watch what happens sunday night, monday, it continues. tuesday, look at the sierra. it is adding up informer this time of year. impressive amounts on the north coast. crescent city is about 7 inches away for 100 inches for the season. amazing rainfall for everybody here. a lot of low clouds and drizzle. that will continue. there could be a break inland and south. not as close t

once the hugo hotel red tagged in noon 89 after the loma prieta earthquake, the building became well-knowna local artist stuck furniture on the outside. the city acquired it four years ago. cato byrd and her son just moved in. >> and starting everything again, this is one of the coolest starts i can imagine. >> reporter: she was homeless and her two sons forced to live with the grandparents. >> the family and i, thinking if i did anything wrong, was it my fault anything happened? >> reporter: but the burden is lifted and he can focus on school in the future. >> reporter: she works in child care to pay for bills and is looking for a job as a chef. the family's future, bright. >> their face has grown so much bigger after this because their prayers were answered to finally have a home. >> reporter: tera moriarty, ktvu fox 2 news. >> the chp -- for the public health to identify a man hit and killed in san matoyo and happened on the -- san mateo. and the chp said a white lexus suv hit the pedestrian who was walking in the middle of the roadway. >> a 50-year-old male, possibly wearing a sanford

mid-50s, nevada 56 and peta loma and everyone is close. wind or west southwest and a mostly cloudy day and that is giving usa drier pattern and warmer into the 60s and traffic is doing what? >> it's moderate. the fog has moved around and let's go there, the westbound bay bridge is backed up for typical delays and nothing major on the bridge or a stall, and that can be major and you will wait 25 minutes. and you can see the traffic is getting slower by the moment and if you're using the dun barton bridge and highway 237, we don't have significant backups this and into the south bay and i will focus in on it here and there is some slowing and we back up. and 101 near capital and near 880 and getting into the west valley and light go back to the desk. >>> and b.a.r.t.'s board of director is busy, and includeing the visibility and the fair gates are a security risk and ktvu's allie rasmus is live more where a station agent took emergency measures last night. there was another incident. >> and this is really the central part of the debate about

standing behind karen smith who was killed. 8-year-old jonathan martinez was also shot and later died at loma university hospital. a 9-year-old boy who has not been identified was also wounded and is in stable condition. the san bernardino police department says the gunman fired six shots before reloading at least once. he then took his own life. police say cedric anderson had a history of domestic abuse and weapons charges. >> i'm told their marriage was relatively short. only been married for a few months and open rated for the last month, month and a half. >> reporter: kids were evacuated to a nearby university after the shooting and later bussed to cajon high school where parents were waiting. >> my babies are okay. >> we're just happy that our baby is home. our prayers to everyone affected. >> are you okay. >> we're okay. >> how do i rejoice that my granddaughter is okay when other kids didn't make? t. >> reporter: classes will be canceled tuesday and wednesday at northpark elementary. meanwhile the school district is offering counseling services to parents and students who would like to

he was taken to loma linda university medical center. tragically he has passed away." police say anderson was able to easily enter the school by simply telling staff in the front office he had something to drop off to his wife. because he was known to administr ators, he walked right in. police say they have no information right now that anderson posed a threat. "nothing that we have been made aware of in the investigation up to this point. i am told they were estranged." (pam) tonight -- the community gathered to pray for all those affected by today's shooting. a local church opened its doors for a vigil tonight. the incident spread panic across san bernardino which is still recovering emotionally.. from a terror attack just 15 - months ago. (vicki) new at ten: domestic violence in the spotlight... in the last week we have seen two high profile instances where it has turned deadly..(pam) we just told you about the mother killed in richmond -- and the san bernadino school shooting... in both cases the violence played out in front of children.(vicki) new

. >> a storm and wind alert has already gone out to residents who are living in the region of loma prieta which was scarred last fall by a large wildfire. >> the alerts go out to cell phones from a county run system and officials would like to see more people sign up for it. abc 7 news reporter david louie is live at the santa clara county office of merge is he services. you say the system could have helped out during the flooding in san jose. >> reporter: that is correct, alma and larry. this could have been the system that san jose could have asked to be activated during that coyote creek flood. it has tremendous capabilities. yet only 60,000 out of the county's 1.8 million residents have signed up for it. yet signing up for it is very easy to do. the emergency operations center is quiet when it's not activated. at its heart is software that can send out text alerts to residents in cities in unincorporated county areas. in the case this morning it was the burr area of last september's fire who are vulnerable to heavy rain and wind. to be at its most effective, the alert sec system needs

we were involved in the loma preeta earthquake, mission bay fire, but also do a lot of community service and some the programs we support are nert, fire fighters toy program, guardians of the city when they have presentations we help them with that, the cumuchy foundation, habitat frahumanity. we did ems support at the giant parade. we do hands only cpr in the schoolwise the american heart association. we meet every thursday night depending on where the division of training is at 19th and folsom or more than likely lately at treasure islands meet from 1900 to 2100 hours. the recruits in right now, they go through a 52 hour academy. we use the same curriculum as the san francisco fire department does in their training academy. they have to have a emt license, cpr card and need to be san francisco residents which is vital if there is a disaster, they need to be able to respond quickly. here is our hours of service for last year if you can see on the screen. we had 2216 hours of training. we had 225 hours at greater alarms. 997 hours of community volunteers for total 3438 hours. we have 24

many loma prieta people died but the attention about the bay area and the bridge in oakland low incomeeople died in the south of market the land is saturated water back in the 90s the commission dealt with that because it came up on the construction of the project but you have two items on the calendar here and i actually went through the eir for your office building at 15 hundred and the fill comes up close to the 15 hundred mission it comes up because there was an inlet in the mission in the year 2070 mission district land failures collapsed people and the planning department and the planning commission and the staff have got to turn on the light bulb on the areas they're not along the embarcadero because land saturation is part of a sea level rise when the waters push in from the bay on the land which is traditionally filled it destabilize the buildings that are built there what you're going to go through in central soma romans an area 8 percent is fill i haven't seen the planning commission grappling with how what the trade offs are building will frame housing as opposed to steal f

he was taken to loma linda university medical center. tragically he has passed away." able to easily enter the school by simply telling staff in the front office he had something to drop off to his wife. because he was known to administr ators, he walked right in. police say they have no information right now that anderson posed a threat. "nothing that we have been made aware of in the investigation up to this point. i am told they were estranged." ( james ) satistics show one out of every 3 women in the world suffer from domestic abuse. and bay area experts we talked to say an abuser will usually make a threat before actually carrying it out. and children suffer the most in a domestic violence situation. kate kain from the center for domestic peace says children who have witnessed such violence will have short and long term effects including chronic health p

we were involved in the loma preeta earthquake, mission bay fire, but also do a lot of community service and some the programs we support are nert, fire fighters toy program, guardians of the city when they have presentations we help them with that, the cumuchy foundation, habitat frahumanity. we did ems support at the giant parade. we do hands only cpr in the schoolwise the american heart association. we meet every thursday night depending on where the division of training is at 19th and folsom or more than likely lately at treasure islands meet from 1900 to 2100 hours. the recruits in right now, they go through a 52 hour academy. we use the same curriculum as the san francisco fire department does in their training academy. they have to have a emt license, cpr card and need to be san francisco residents which is vital if there is a disaster, they need to be able to respond quickly. here is our hours of service for last year if you can see on the screen. we had 2216 hours of training. we had 225 hours at greater alarms. 997 hours of community volunteers for total 3438 hours. we have 24

we were involved in the loma preeta earthquake, mission bay fire, but also do a lot of community servicend some the programs we support are nert, fire fighters toy program, guardians of the city when they have presentations we help them with that, the cumuchy foundation, habitat frahumanity. we did ems support at the giant parade. we do hands only cpr in the schoolwise the american heart association. we meet every thursday night depending on where the division of training is at 19th and folsom or more than likely lately at treasure islands meet from 1900 to 2100 hours. the recruits in right now, they go through a 52 hour academy. we use the same curriculum as the san francisco fire department does in their training academy. they have to have a emt license, cpr card and need to be san francisco residents which is vital if there is a disaster, they need to be able to respond quickly. here is our hours of service for last year if you can see on the screen. we had 2216 hours of training. we had 225 hours at greater alarms. 997 hours of community volunteers for total 3438 hours. we have 24 me