on the mainland here, there's certainly a lot of concern for flooding in low lying areas here in long beach. crews have been helping residents pack up as many sandbags as possible. they've also built berms along the beach to try to prevent any of the flooding that would come in from the ocean. there certainly is so much concern here in southern california as for catalina island, they have issued an advisory, an urgent warning for everyone to leave the island as quickly as possible. they are especially concerned for those with medical conditions. the number one concern on the island will be the loss of power. they expect that could happen pretty quickly if there's any kind of flash flooding, i should say. they think that the power plant could flood quite easily. so that is why they are trying to get everyone off the island as quickly as possible. back live now here. as i said, catalina express adding extra boats to their schedule. every boat so far tonight has filled up. they are no more seats available. we are told there might be 1 or 2. they are now looking at possibly bringing in county f

michael spencer has more from long beach. >> reporter: this road in palm springs, california, is one of several that remain closed after tropical storm hilary pounded the desert community with nearly as much rain in one day as it normally gets in a year. nearby in cathedral city, emergency crews used bulldozers to rescue residents trapped in five feet of mud. officials say it felt more like quicksand. >> you got a wall of water mixed with sand and mud. so it was trying to walk through it, it's different than just mud or just sand. >> reporter: with the mud knee deep, residents have now begun the long process of digging out and cleaning up. >> in a matter of three minutes my whole back -- my whole bottom floor was filled up with water to waist level. >> reporter: ronald mendiola said his family of five was stranded on their roof as debris rushed through cathedral city. >> we did make it to safety by a good samaritan coming actually, passing by and picking us up. >> reporter: here in long beach harbor, some parts of the marina suffered damage and storm debris is piling up. the storm al

in long beach, people are relying on sandbags to protect back communities to keep the stool from pushing the waves past the beach. respect, surgeries that are going to go beyond the 5, you know, are beaches that are going to come into the communities that really never seen this type of flight or before but just south of long beach, some brave the stormy conditions. this hillary approached some schools will be shipped on monday and there is a state of emergency in place, save a mock to southern california officials of wanting people to just stay home. and for lauren, this i'm joined by laura cain june list and radio host in san diego does have you on the program? laura, how serious is the situation in california right now a hi, christina. well, it has been quite the weather events. we've had washed away roads, there's debris everywhere, there's lots of flooding. there's been slash flooding, especially in our desert areas. the storm just passed overcharges stadium in los angeles, and now it's heading toward northern california. schools are close tomorrow, a lot of schools were going to sta

but just south of long beach, some brave the stormy conditions. this hillary approached some schools will be shut on monday and that's a state of emergency in place. save a mock to southern california. officials avoiding people to just stay home sports now in spain of one the football women's woke up for the 1st time. maybe england, one now and the final in sydney, australia to become only the 5th nation to hoist the trophy is the 1st time since 2007 that the windows have been european. spain were assured their 1st ever ruled gun metal no matter the outcome against england. spain's captain olga cardona struck the 1st blow and the 29th minute caught him on the drill that passed mary hertz giving level her the lead at the break. spain had the chance to double their lead after england's kira was, was called for handle. the video assistant referee, took a while to decide to call, but eventually awarded the penalty. spain's jennifer her most stepped up with mary hurts, made the safe keeping england in the match. england had to choose to level in the wa

in long beach, people are relying on sandbags to protect the communities to keep the stool from pushing the waves pulse, the beach respect. surgeries that are going to go beyond the 5. you know, are beaches that are going to come into the communities that really never seen this type of flight of before but just south of long beach, some brave this to me conditions this hillary approached some schools will be shipped on monday and there is a state of emergency in place, save a mock to southern california. officials of wanting people to just stay home is in sports. spain have won the football women's welcome for the 1st time they beat england one mill and the final in sydney, australia to become only the 5th nation to hoist. the trophy is the 1st time since 2007 that the winners have been european. spain were assured their 1st ever ruled gun metal, no matter the outcome against england. spain's captain olga carmona struck the 1st blow and the 29th minute caught him on the drill that passed mary hertz giving level her the lead at the break. spain had the chance to double their lead after e

michael spencer starts us off in long beach, california. michael, good morning. >> reporter: well, good morning, anne-marie. cleanup efforts are underway here in southern california and across other parts of the southwest. tropical storm hilary brought record-breaking rainfall and left behind damage that will take months to clean up. crews in cathedral county, california, had to use bulldozers to rescue people trapped in 5 feet of mud. officials say it's more like quicksand, but there will be nothing quick to clear it out. >> it went right through houses, right through the front door and right out the back. >> reporter: tropical storm hilary pounded nearby palm springs with almost as much rain in one day as the city gets in a year. >> who has mud insurance in a desert? >> reporter: mud flows occurred in the desert. in the higher elevations, decimated mountainsides. steve markrkham said t the sand puput near hisis home depapartm ststand a chance. >> there a are boulderers the s of a volkswagen just sitting over there. so strange. >> reporter

michael spencer has the latest from long beach, were rescues are still happening. >> reporter: this road in palm springs, california, remain closed tuesday. after tropical storm hilary pounded the desert community with nearly as much rain in one day as it normally gets in the year. nearby in cathedral city, emergency crews used bulldozers to rescue residents trapped in five feet of mud. officals say it felt like quicksand. >> you have a wall of water mixed with sand and mud. trying to walk through it, is different than just mud or just sand. >> reporter: with the mud knee-deep, residents have begun the process of digging out and cleaning up. >> in a matter of three minutes, my holdback , my hold bottom floor was filled with water and it was waist level. >> reporter: he said his family of five was stranded on the roof as debris rushed through cathedral city. >> we did make it to safety. by a good samaritan. someone passing by and picking us up. >> reporter: in long beach harbor, some parts of the marina suffered damaged and storm debris is piling up. the storm caused a power outage to whi

nbc 4's bailey miller is in long beach.cern for flooding and high surf. >> reporter: a beautiful and calm morning here in long beach. hard to believe what may be to come. i'm standing in the peninsula, an area known to flood during heavy rains and high swells. this is exactly why the city set up this large sand berm to protect those ocean-front homes in the distance. many people here are not taking hurricane hilary lightly. take a look. people picking up sandbags to reinforce homes and the city says they have the right idea. they're advising people in this area to prepare for high tides and possible flooding, and we know this was an area hit hard by last winter's storms and residents along the peninsula here don't want to take any chances. >> in a flood zone near the l.a. river area. hoping for the best and until it blows over. but kind of hard too say. better safe than sorry. really battening down hatching everywhere we can. >> reporter: this sand berm can about common sight during winter months. not so much do we see it i

but just south of long beach, some brave the stormy conditions this hillary approached. some schools will be shipped on monday and there is a state of emergency in place, save a much of southern california officials of wanting people to just stay home. i spoke to june, list laura kane in california and how serious the situation is on the ground. the a. hi christina. well it has been quite the weather events. we've had washed away roads. there's debris everywhere, there's lots of flooding. there's been slash flooding, especially in our desert areas. the storm just passed overcharges stadium in los angeles, and now it's heading toward northern california. schools are close tomorrow, a lot of schools were going to start tomorrow, which is monday. and now they're not in southern california. they've been floated off a day. at least we have evacuated, sion orders, anisette for san bernadino county, which is in southern california. and to add to all of that, there was a 5 point one, magnitude, earthquake, just north of san diego, in the midst of all of this. and people have bee

a fatal boat explosion in long beach leaves 2 people dead. what investigators believe. >> caused blast. >> and the weight loss drug creating a craze around the u.s. who doctors say shouldn't be asking for it. >> plus, caught on camera workers at a stockton 7.11, fight back against an alleged thief. why one witness says it may have taken it too far. >> a shocking situation caught on video showing 7 11 workers in stockton taking matters into their own hands to stop a robber in their store. those workers taking to the taking the alleged robber to the ground and beating him with a wooden stick. mason morrow has the video. >> don't do jenna who's there, stops them, hold them. the other employee grabbed sticking. you started go into no watches the beating on his phone thursday night from the very same lands. he filmed the attack from across the cash or counters. i'm shocked right? >> what am i watching? what i'm seeing now? the scenes sticks with the to 5 days after he found himself as the lone bystander just stopping in to grab gas an energy drink

but 81 of the early jet fighters made, a spectacular claim to public notice when it flew from long beach, california, new york city in 4 hours and 15 minutes while jet fighters were coming into. jet bombers were still in the development stage. but there came a day when a propeller driven bomber broke the possibility of a global force with strategic capability. here's the focus and dreamboat b-29. one day in october 1946, we towed her out at hickam field, honolulu. there were nine of us and the crew, and we had a fine commander, colonel clarence irvine. we'd waited 34 days quietly of weather conditions, partly because of mechanical difficulties. everything had to be right. we were going to try to make one of the greatest flights, air history, nonstop from here in hawaii over, the north pole, and onto of our 10,000 miles away. the first time ever for such a wide and without refueling we had a few load of more than 12,000 gallons. the heaviest ever carried by a superfortress in combat gear. then we moved and she had helium in her tires to lighten the load. we had a perfect takeoff after a r

areas closer to the coast like here in long beach are dealing with storm debris. the l. a. river is clogged with both vegetation and trash. booms are catching much of it so cranes can scoop it out. but officials expect trash will keep piling up as flood waters move toward the pacific. hillary also battered the mountains west of las vegas. dumping 8 inches of rain that washed out roads and stranded people in hillside communities. officials say it's the worst flooding they have seen in 15 years. and officials are warning about the potential for more damage. they are still worried about some potential mudslides especially in the mountain regions. the good news here, reed, is that there have been no reports of any deaths or serious injuries in the united states. officials saying that's because people took the proper precautions and so hats off to them for doing that. >> that's right. hats off to all the planners and first responders, this is when all of that training really comes in handy. so speaking of the training when things like this happen, obviously l. a. county schools

long beach is among the cities now under a flood watch. residents have been gathering sandbags in case of rising water. people were seen disembarking from the catalina express ferry boat after the evacuated the island. >> flooding where people could lose property is one thing but flooding where people die is another and i am afraid people might die. i want everybody to stay home and not go out and take it is fun to be out and stay safe. >> we are considering the trajectory of the swell, swell height and the tide. we are looking at the wind and rain. all these things create a challenge the sense of making sure our streets don't flood and our neighborhoods don't flood. >> long beach shelters are opening doors for catalina island residents during the emergency. residents another part of l.a. county are filling up sandbags . in sherman oaks the assistant fire chief said they have seen a higher than usual rate of people coming in for sand. he added they have gone through a year's supply of sand and sandbags in the city of l.a. and they are tryi

alex: crews have billed -- sand burns or long beach. some people taken advantage of the high surf.n the midst of the storm, los angeles was hit by 5.1 magnitude earthquake. >> i'm sorry to interrupt you. our studio is shaking right now so we are dealing with a tropical storm and it appears an earthquake. >> this is the first time we have had a magnitude five since 1932 in exactly this location. alex: no reports of damage or injuries from the quake and experts say it was not related to the severe weather. alex stone, abc news in los angeles. j.r.: new tonight bergen county county fire it will be deploying its blood search and rescue team 11 to kern county tonight. these were photos shared with the -- with us about the equipment. this crew is made up of 16 people with petaluma and santa rosa members as well. local help is not just coming from the north bay but it is an all hands on deck efforts. tim johns is live in the newsroom this evening with more on the bay areas rescue response and the impacts we are seeing here from the storm. tim: jr, we have seen it all right there. all of s

last time in 1939, near long beach -- i will take a close look at those rainfall totals. >>> this isiolent way after being stabbed on campus in san jose, several students and parents are concerned about campus safety and even returning to school tomorrow. here is nbc bay area news's stephanie magallon . >> reporter: this mother says school look like tomorrow. 24 hours after two students were stabbed at james lick high school. you can see the altercation that eventually led to a stabbing and a school lockdown that lasted for about an hour. fight. i go outside and i see two people getting jumped at our school. after, she grabbed paper towels because there was blood. >> reporter: he said it looked like one student was stabbed in the back and one in the arm.andt addressed the stabbing and said that both students are in stable condition. >> we are working with law enforcement and what can be done to avoid the situations in the future. >> reporter: the also sent this letter to families informing them of the incident. police confirming that no arrests have been made so far. >> i want to kno

.>> in long beach, the mayor took a tour of the mobile command center. he said preparations have been made just in case hurricane hilary horses people on catalina island to evacuate.>> we are prepared. >> the state has high water vehicles at the ready, offering some reassurance, residents are bracing for the storms and the unknown. the navy has moved a fleet out of san diego bay. >>> several national parks are closed as the storm moves inwards. a flash flood warning is in effect for josh woods tree national park east of palm springs. death valley also expects to see flash flooding at visitors centers and camp grounds are closed at that park as well.>> many are on their way to help the response with hurricane hillary. alyssa gord was there as they packed up and headed south early this evening.>> 16 firefighters geared up at this brooklyn warehouse on saturday. midday they got orders from california's office of emergency management to head on over to riverside county and help first responders.>> the amount of rain that is projected to hit the area. >> fran

saturday in long beach, firefighters arrived to find the vessel fully engulfed. initial reports say the boat was involved in some kind of refueling operation. >> next, rescue at sea. that brought out strong emotions back on land. a 25 year old man is recovering at home after being picked up miles off the florida coast when he was brought to safety. his small boat was all but submerged. abc's alex barshay has details. >> a florida family's prayers answered in this rescue at sea caught on camera. the crew aboard this coast guard cutter able to pull charles gregory to safety. 12 miles off the coast of saint augustine, florida. >> we cannot thank the coast guard fire rescue saint augusta, everybody. the paddleboarders, the everybody. we just want to say thank you so much. >> the 25 year old was last seen thursday night leaving in his 12 foot john boat. >> his family reported him missing the next day, triggering a massive search. >> not the kind of vessel you want to be on in an offshore environment. >> and that's why, you know, kind of the odds were we're starting to

a couple from long beach contracted this at an aloft hotel. they were both treated of the hospital and survive. the health officials trace the bacteria to the heart of of the hotel. thank you for joining us in zach fuentes. the next police chief of oakland has -- resident speaking up about what they are looking for in a new chief. we were there. >> we need someone that is extremely brave, fearless, and truthful. >> there were a lot of ideas about what qualities oakland's next police chief should have. >> that person should realize this is a very difficult job. >> this was hoped -- hosted by the oakland police commission about what the community hopes for in the next leader. >> we want input on the -- priorities they want the chief to undertake. >> priorities like addressing crime. they say violent crime is up 15% compared to the same time last year. >> they've got to have an understanding of what crime is, how it works, where it comes from, how we deal with it. >> others want the next chief to reflect the values of oakland. >> who ever that ch

so as far as the arrivals, you can see long beach canceled. burbank canceled orange county, san diego, not looking pretty as well. so they're dealing with it there here, smiles because people like brandy, i asked or right before we went on television. are you good to go? and she said so far you have been following hillary where you a little nervous heading into this morning whether you would take off. i was very nervous heading into unfortunately, mine is not canceled or should i say, fortunately, my courts fortunately my folks in la are waiting on me and i am fine. that's a burbank and all is the goal as of right now. so fingers crossed my flight doesn't. >> take off until 11. you hear or like i'm here very early just in case that they can. so i do have time to go home. but as of right now, i want to be ready for my folks in la. okay. so we've got this new thing is called text alerts. i but you know what? i'm one of those old-school people. let's be here. just in case it does take off. i did want to be one of those sitting at home wishing tha

areas closer to the coast like here in long beach are dealing with storm debris. the l. a. river is clogged with both vegetation and trash. booms are catching much of it so cranes can scoop it out but officials expect trash will keep piling up as flood waters move toward the pacific. hilary also battered the mountains west of las vegas. dumping 8-inches of rain inhillside communities. officials say it's the worst flooding they have seen in 15 years. now officials are still warning about the potential for more damage especially in the mountains. they're worried that landslides might continue because of all that moisture. the good news with this storm, no at no deaths and no serious injuries reported here in the united states. >> thousands of kids going back to school were mindful of the kiddos who had to stay home because l. a. county schools says in the wake of all of this. no way, just stay home. what's the status for the kiddos this morning? >> reporter: yeah, that was a precautionary measure yesterday. made sure to cancel schools and wanted everybody to be safe and they

>>> en cuestiÓn de los vuelos en el aeropuerto del sur de california y los Ángeles, san diego, long beachncelaciones desde el sÁbado hasta el lunes y piden contactar a las aerolÍneas para reprogramar sus vuelos >>> gracias Érica y vamos con francella pÉrez y nos cuente mÁs sobre el trayecto y la en intensidad de hillary sin precedentes francella buenas noches adelante? >>> quÉ tal johana buenas noches. asÍ es esta es una situaciÓn realmente histÓrica, nunca vista. en este momento lo que esperamos es lluvias torrenciales e inundaciones posiblemente catastrÓfica y lo peor y el primer huracÁn cerca de california increÍble en este momento hillary huracÁn categorÍa 1 con vientos de 99 millas por hora se desplaza al noreste a 18 millas por hora lo Último que estÁ tomando un poquito de fuerza se estÁ yendo al norte mÁs rÁpido y se va a desplazar un poquito al este de san diego sin embargo, san diego todavÍa estÁ en peligro todo san diego todo el sur de california la parte del huracÁn del lado derecho es la parte mÁs peligrosa. ahÍ es donde los vientos mÁs intensos mÁs fuerte donde las lluvias mÁ

there was an incident in long beach where cruise vehicles all came to a stop, blocking traffic, due tone car initially that was stopped and they had to wait 15 minutes for a system reboot/reset. why does it have to take that long? good things like that keep happening as we proceed in this brave new world? >> it potentially could. it is an issue that is very much being studied by our research center along with other groups. part of the problem is tele-operation. can an operator basically remotely take over control of the car and move it out of a particular situation? but that is very difficult. let's say the vehicles are trying to move out of this blog scenario but then a pedestrian walks by. can the signals and the information that goes back and forth happen fast enough that they can avoid a safety event? this really needs to be worked out. there's a question of, how much of this to we allowed to happen on our public roads, which are being used as living labs? how much do we sorted out before -- sort it out before they go out on public roads? dmc and -- s and ca -- dmv on california ar

california tropical storm or any tropical system for that matter since 1900 was back in 1939 near long beach. it just goes to show you how unusual it is to get something like this happening. i've got more details on the path, the timing and the rain here coming up in about a minute. let's roll it into our radar. we have thunderstorms over mt. hamilton moving to the north. expect the slight chance we could get pop-up thunderstorms in livermore, also through tracy in the next 30-45 minutes. tomorrow morning yes start off with fog. temperatures in the 60s from the south bay over to the peninsula. to the tri-valley, san francisco, 59 and for the north bay 58. daytime highs tomorrow, not too bad. at least it's not in the 100s. we'll get through this. 82 in napa, mid 80s in san jose. palo alto 82, san francisco 68. let's move it back into the tropical weather. i want to show you the weather pattern that will help conveyor-belt in this activity. we have low pressure offshore, high pressure over the four corners. the circulation around this -- this is key, where these things are setting up, is going

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temperatures in the 60's and the 70's southern california should be very enjoyable there about 79 long beachn san diego on 77 in santa barbara. warm 89 degrees in pasadena and in the high country. lots of sunshine all day long. beautiful time to travel there. 79 in south lake tahoe, 80 degrees and sunny in truckee and hot 90 in reno. stick around for the weekend. these temperatures going to be warm lake tahoe. plenty of sunshine right through monday, too. and then some changes next week. i think we're going to see some hot weather return to the bay area and probably the high country too up toward the golden gate bridge. we've got a couple of patches of fog just beginning to creep on shore. we'll see more fog overnight tonight, but probably not extreme fog make that we saw this morning is a cloudy day. everybody over that really kept the temperatures down today. 66 degrees for a high. it's francisco. 71 in oakland, 77 degrees for a high san jose. 81 in lemore. 83 in concord and 81 degrees for a high in santa rosa. the sea breeze blowing, though we've got some winds, 20, even some 30 mile an h

so to some degree for built into long beach continues as long as he can northwind, the better it is for his political standing, unless it goes so badly and so sideways then the that the leads around him and the people in russia actually say, well, maybe we should reconsider, but i would not see that happen quite quickly or any time very soon. there have also been reports of strikes in russian health territories areas around the border with ukraine and an oil depot in crimea to trains the railed. if it doesn't look good for the military leadership, you, you also had wagner. chief, you gave me per goes and recently calling for more munition for his fighters and bach mood. even threatened at one point to pull his his fighters out, is the military leadership also in trouble? well, yes and no. i mean, they're in trouble because they're not winning. but those strikes, by the way that you suggested actually confirmed, for the, at least for the propaganda, the business, the criminal strikes, but also by the ukrainian side. and they are for it actually once again strengthens the strength of clin

the last california landfall of a tropical storm storm system way back in 1939 near long beach. it shows you how unusual this is to get this activity in southern california. more details in a minute. i do want to move into tomorrow morning's forecast. we have some fog to start fear the bay. temperatures in the 60s at 63. tri-valley at 60. some 50s in san francisco in the north bay with the best chance of that fog and low clouds. through the afternoon tomorrow it gets warm inland but not too hot. overall a pretty good looking weekend. 91 in morgan hill. low to mid-80s. oakland, 76. cool 60s at the coastline. just a slight chance here of a pop-up thunderstorm tomorrow. let's move into hurricane hilary in case you missed the earlier update, we have this storm at 130 miles per hour category 4 storm. central pressure dropping to 948. the thing that we're looking at tomorrow there will be wind in the atmosphere moving closer to the land. some slightly cooler water. all of those things should help to weaken this. 120 tomorrow. by sunday morning, 75 miles per hour with the landfall near

last california rainfall of a tropical storm was in 1939 near long beach. that just goes to show you how unusual it is to get this kind of activity. in about 45 seconds, i'll take more looks in that storm system. i want to roll it into tomorrow morning's forecast. areas of fog, temperatures in the 60s across the south bay, peninsula and tri-valley. daytime highs for tomorrow pretty comfortable for august, still a little muggy, a slight chance of a pop-up thunderstorm. 81 in santa rosa, 89 in morgan hill. over at the coastline we're in the 60s. how about hilary. let me show you what is going to be setting up this pattern for us. it's all about these two weather systems, low pressure offshore, high pressure over the four corners. they'll act like a conveyor belt pulling in that tropical moisture especially sunday and monday. we showed you how strong the storm was earlier in the show. another look, winds at 120 miles per hour, category 3 hurricane, up to category 4 tomorrow, 140 miles per hour. likely the first landfall right around san felipe on sunday, poten

long beach has been vulnerable events like this. in the past, we had hurricane norbert hurricane debris. we have a locally or flooding from the storm cover. these firms have been successful in mitigating and managing the risks of the threat with homes that facing our coastline. so the point is, is that we're continue to do that and they're building for to find those firms up right now. they will be doing that throughout the next few days and we'll be doing it throughout the store. >> authorities are encouraging residents to stay informed and prepare for possible flash flooding now to our 4 zone forecast as we give you the view from a near downtown. take a look at the transamerica pyramid. yeah, gayle, a pretty mild up here. but boy, they're bracing for the worst down in the southland. >> yeah, vicki and kenan. good evening, everyone. so a tropical storm watch was issued for the first time in southern california by the national hurricane. so a very significant event. and the last time a tropical storm hit southern california was over

the last one was in 1939, 84 years since it made landfall around long beach. the storm jumped 11 inches of rain. the winds gusted up to 65 miles per hour. 93 people died as beach communities flooded. the la river spilled its banks, and downtown was under three feet of water. i've never seen that footage before. so obviously it can cause a lot of problems, and the expectation is that it will. >> big difference. all that stuff was basin. >> yeah, this is different. >> yeah, hilary will have it in for the deserts. everyone has to really bear down and prepare for this, but the deserts will really get hit, perhaps historically. we'll go to the big picture. you can see hilary right now in relation to us. here we are. all this down here is the rain getting sheared off of what's still a category 1 hurricane off the coast of mexico. so you can see all this stuff getting thrown our way already, at least into southern california. let's go to the source. hilary sits down here. you can see it on satellite. over the last seven to eight hours it's lost its structure. it was a

communities, anywhere from about orange county all the way into redondo beach, huntington beach, long beach, san pedro as well. we do have that 10 to 15% chance of a thunderstorm on monday. also chance on tuesday. let's just call it unsettled. and we'll keep you on top of the weather for the risk of precipitation and the risk of dry lightning here in the bay area. christina berta, thank you. the scuffling giants trying to get back on track against a team with the best record in baseball. joe fonzi has an update n e every business deserves a great deal. that's why comcast business is launching the mobile made free event. with our business internet, new and existing customers can get one year of unlimited mobile for free. it's our best internet. powered by the next generation 10g network and with 99.9% reliability. plus one line of free mobile for an entire year. it's the mobile made free event-happening now. get started for just $49.99 a month. plus, ask how to get one free line of unlimited mobile. comcast business, powering possibilities.

last california landfall of a tropical storm, 1939, near long beach. so this weekend, those gusty winds, 40 to 60, and the mountains could get up to 80. waves of 8 to 14 feet. one last thing i want everybody to understand with this forecast. we talked about how the path today is moving more off to the east. >> sure. >> we saw that happen with the national hurricane center in their forecast because this area of low pressure near coastline, it's kind of buffering us. it's giving us a little bit of a shield in the bay area. >> pushing it east. >> exactly. so with this setup here, again, it's a better scenario for us. still worst in southern california. but i got to say if for some reason this were to move a little bit more off to the west, we may be talking about a path that goes more off to the west. so even though right now the heaviest is southern california, this is something we're going to watch all weekend long because with tropical systems, you could be 24, 18 hours out from an event. you see a small, subtle change. then everything can shift in the

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crews in long beach already building sand berms. this will bring major flooding and more. let's get to lee goldberg of wabc, tracking it all. historic in nature, strength, and size. >> reporter: oh, a wingspan of about a thousand miles, david. a very potent storm, and still cat-4, so even if it weakens, it could be a mineral hurricane or tropical landfall. the satellite still impressive. very well defined eye. there are 40 foot waves toward the center. cabo, six to nine-foot waves. you see the track. it basically scrapes the baja come sunday. they're going to get gusty winds, surge, big rains. sunday, monday, heads into southern california. flood watches, four states. unprecedented tropical storm watch up to california. look at the rain totals. some areas get a stitch of rain in august and a couple inches of rain throughout the entire year, and we could get over a half foot. the soil isn't ready to take that. there's going to be some devastating flash flooding. it's a very dangerous situation. the worst will be happening sunday into monday. david? >> david: we'll of course

flooded a highway in kern county, toppled trees in los angeles and damaged part of a dock in the long beach harbor. check this out. you can see the power of the mudflow in san bernardino county shooting up like a geyser in yucaipa. it is contributing to unsettled weather in the bay area. our tower cameras caught rain moving through san francisco and showers on the san mateo bridge. we got this video of the skies opening up this afternoon in hillsboro. >>> the conditions are impacting the airports after a weekend of disruptions, more than 250 delays or cancellations today at sfo. oakland changed its normal traffic pattern because of the weather. >>> chief meteorologist paul heggen is tracking what's left of hilary and now the impact to our weather in the bay area. >> yeah. it's pretty much what we expected with mostly light off and on showers. whenever it rained a bit more heavily today, the downpours are relatively brief. this is leftover moisture from what was once a category 4 hurricane, weakened to a tropical storm before it moved into southern california. now it's a post tropical system

mr. moody gave to our whole team in long beach where, well, he started by attacking the opposition, particularly the guns used without naming them, but also making it abundantly throughout the day. if he's talking about them a 2nd, mr movie also took this opportunity to talk about what he has government has done in the last 9 years for india in india and severely mr. movie also took you to the jobs to talk about his friends, his bossy sense of really the both the opposition bed, the government going in an election mode. so to see, i'll be sol, how i'm forced today in the indian fall them into a box. then what, what else happens to fall them into another dramatic event, which is that often mr. moody went on to speak about. and 3 is whose government, the opposition staged a walk out of the solomons and that's where towards the end mr. moody spoke about a little bit about money board, but not in the sense taking responsibility. also telling the opposition that it is consecutive governments that appeals to people in money for. because remember, the classes that are taking b as in the systemic wise,

who are the people who are going to listen to washington on a geopolitical level, wish to move a long beach. and they came in with something all they got an already been the know the e v month in english to keep for the 40 to guys or so saw power the, the idea that n g o's intelligence organizations could assist in video communications is true. john los angeles agents agency level that i might get it. i mean, it depends. i try to publish the demo with them nice and when i say the subject line can be divided, shifted around and can you send the best on something? yeah, that was good on it and then once you know, she didn't, that is the just bought so a lot, i love it and see on it or she didn't value it. i know the cost. so western and joe said are involved in democracy building in former soviet states. off the top is the middle east. we see the same desire for liberty learning in the hearts of young people. they are demanding the, the, the, the protest. movements in all of these countries was triggered by covered intelligence operations. that's not to say that the mass movement is, is the f

two whales found on long island, including a 25-foot humpback whale washing up on long beach.er whale found along the jersey shore. scientists are now trying to determine the cause of death. >>> and news tonight of a horrific crash involving former nfl player and college football star alex collins. police say he was killed when his motorcycle ran into the back of an suv in florida. collins played for the seahawks and ravens. he was a star running back for arkansas. the ravens tonight calling him a genuinely kind person who carried a special joy and passion. he was just 28. >>> when we come back here tonight, an extraordinary update. we told you last night about the race to save the pets. what's now happening tonight, and the images you have to see here, in a moment. images (man) what if my type 2 diabetes takes over? (woman) what if all i do isn't enough? or what if i can do diabetes differently? (avo) now you can with once-weekly mounjaro. mounjaro helps your body regulate blood sugar, and mounjaro can help decrease how much food you eat. 3 out of 4 people reached an a1c of l

in long beach, a race to fill sandbags. >> trying to alleviate some of the water damage. >> reporter: hilary already bringing heavy rain and flooding to mexico's baja peninsula, claiming at least one life. in coastal towns, authorities urging people in flood-prone areas to go to shelters. we have always been aware that it's a risky area, she says. there's lot of water, but what are we going do? it's the only place we have to live. >> a number of people in that same boat. matt rivers joins us now from san diego. how concerned are authorities about the river levels? >> reporter: yeah, i can tell you the rain really picking up here in san diego over the last few minutes. the threat of heavy rain, flash flooding will continue without question throughout the night. >> matt, thank you. let's get to rob marciano who is tracking it all. time out this flood threat for us. >> reporter: the center is coming through the palm springs, palm desert area. we had winds gusting over 30 miles per hour, all sorts of debris from these palm trees littering the streets. roads are blocked because of heavy ra

good afternoon to the view is as well well, a lot of excitement, a lot of business happening, a long beach and a quiet and lots of engagements as well as in talking to the panel discussions, taking place at only in the, the said african aveena is a but also international conversations being had by the officials from all these, the brakes nations pretzel russia, india, china, ada. so last week, and it is quite a story to comb moments and time force that africa as opposed to the 15th, the big summit share and to his book as you've mentioned. and of course, this is the 1st in person, a gathering from the big nations and citizens of 19, forgive me the, the, the, the top agendas that we are expected to hear a lot about is the efforts towards the, during the reservation. and of course, the expansion of the breaks the block that's now as a movement of imagine economies that the greeks that stevens, the a savings accuse you kind of issues with data because it's off the geo political flux that is coming to taking place. there is some sort of hurdles around us and you can feel within the atmosphere