many different threads that make up that beautiful fabric that is marin city. a documentary was made about the shipyard and the play that you're doing with kids right now is based on that documentary. tell us about these very special child actors that have put together this play to honor the history. >> actually, the original play was conceived in 2006. we had our child actors at that time interview the seniors who were still living. we took the voice recordings and gave it o a script writer and she put together the children's play. children actually helped to write this play. >> wow. >> they were 7 to 11 at that time. now they're in their early 20s. >> this is the second go around. >> this is actually the third go around. we did the second production in 2017 for marin city's 75-year anniversary. >> how fantastic. i know you're directing it as well. congratulations in advance. the first show is this friday at mt. tamalpais high school. there are two shows for the public, too. >> yes. that's friday, february 22nd at bay side martin luther king school in marin ci

you're looking at video from just outside of marin city where the c-h-p says the snow caused an accident. ( james ) this is video from the summit of mount saint helena near the napa- lake county line earlier today.. you can see what looks to be a mix of snow, small hail and maybe some sleet. ( darya ) and here is more viewer video of hail falling last night in el cerrito. ( darya ) and here are some more pictures of the hail in el cerrito this morning. these pictures were just sent to us by a kron 4 viewer. you can see the hail piling up like snow. ( james ) and this is video from the summit of mount diablo. ( james ) and here is more video from mount diablo... this is hail falling yesterday afternoon. ( james ) and if you have video of the snowy weather in your area... we want to see it. all you have to do is push the report it tab on the kron 4 mobile app. you can also get breaking news... weather and traffic sent right to your phone. ( darya ) in the east bay... oakland teachers vote "yes" to strike ... if the school district ádoes not meet their demands. the oakland education associa

you're looking at video from just outside of marin city where the c-h-p says the snow caused an accidentmes ) and this is video from the summit of mount diablo. ( james ) and here is more video from mount diablo... this is hail falling yesterday afternoon. ( darya )(ááá2 shot ááá) with the hail and snow impacting our roadways this morning. we want to know more about the road conditions. ( james ) joining us now on the phone is san jose chp officer ross lee. good morning. ( james ) the snowy weather in your area... we want to see it. all you have to do is push the report it tab on the kron 4 mobile app. you can also get breaking news... weather and traffic sent right to your phone. ( john ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. [music playing] (sashimi) psst. hey, you! the one with the designer dog collar. wondering how i upgraded to this sweet pad? a 1,200-square-foot bathroom, and my very own spa. all i had to do was give my human "the look". with wells fargo's 3% down payment on a fixed-rate loan and a simpler online application, getting into my dream home was easier than ever. get

use caution fruit marine city as well as sausalito this morning. elsewhere we have some trouble spots brewing. at 101 southbound at holly we have a report of a solo spin out but still seeing green so the traffic is holding steady with speeds okay. elsewhere to the south let's look at highway 17 where we had closures due to the snowy conditions at the summit and right now the roadway is open but that could change at any time. right now 17 through the summit is moving okay in both directions. at the south bay it looks good at 101 northbound with no delays. it is a nice right all the way through the peninsula. we have a crash 280 on the southbound side of 280 that is at the shoulder. a quick look at conditions to the altamont pass, slow-and-go with westbound 580, windy conditions with the wind advisory in effect. here's a live look at the caltrans camera and you can see traffic is crawling at the 205- 580 connector area through tracy. it gets better toward the dublin interchange but a lot of folks are making their way d dealinwith windy conditions. at

you're looking at video from just outside of marin city where the c-h- p says the snow caused an accident. ( james ) and this is video from the summit of mount diablo. ( james ) and here is more video from mount diablo... this is hail falling yesterday afternoon. ( james ) and this is video showing the hail falling at s-f-o overnight. ( james ) and if you have video of the snowy weather in your area... we want to see it. all you have to do is push the report it tab on the kron 4 mobile app. you can also get breaking news... weather and traffic sent right to your phone. ( darya ) in the east bay... oakland teachers vote "yes" to strike ... if the school district ádoes not meet their demands. the oakland education association is demanding better pay and better schools. there has not been a contract agreement with the oakland unified school district since 2017. some elementary school teachers say the issue of pay has been highlighted but there's more than money at play..

this was the scene just south of marin city.. around 8-30 tonight. several cars crashed.. you can see all the slush on the roads. several lanes were closed for almost an hour.. they're back open. a reminder-- of just how treacherous the conditions are out there... right paul?? we have a team of reporters covering the snow tonight.. we don't say that very often.. covering the snow tonight.. we don't say that very often.. beginning with kpix 5's joe vazquez in the santa cruz mountains.. joe? we're at loma prieta road at loma chiquita ... more than 3300 feet in altitude ... we saw rain at lower altitudes, but then as we bumpity--bumped up this mountain road ... a dirt road filled with potholes ... we found this winter wonderland. we also found a couple named kat and tomas who drove all the way up from santa cruz ... just to gawk at the white stuff ... and build tiny snowmen. take sot (stay with it ... it's like a very short natsound package) nats kat davies janes / santa cruz sot: i'ts exhilarating nats tomas ello / santa cruz driving around it looked like rain, but then it s

. >>> earlier icy conditions contributed to this nasty crash one-on-one southbound south of marine city at 8:30 pm last night. you can see all of the/on the roads with several lanes still closed at this hour. >>> while you were sleeping officials temporarily closed highway 17 due to the snow. >> our crews traveling to the mountains yesterday or an up- close look as the snow began picking up your here is low much akita with the rain turning into snow, more than 3300 feet in altitude. we bumped into eight santa cruz couple that stopped to see the rare event. >> it is beautiful to see the snow. >> it is exhilarating. back driving up it looks like rain and be floating around and realized it was not brain but snow. >> we have come up your several times looking for snow, but the last couple of years is the first time we have found it. >> we tracked the wet, slushy and snowy weather all over the east bay from mount diablo to just above the sea level. we have a mix of rain and hail pounding the berkeley hills. the wind chills, and snow pounding the richmond el cerrito border. in the mountain we

also some flooding this afternoon in marin city. drivers having to slow down near drake avenue. the city posted blood signs because of the flooded lanes. also some flooding in san francisco. the streets around the farmers market saw a couple of inches of water. nearby on-ramp to highway 101 were closed right time this afternoon. >> a messy situation in the east bay caused by the storm in the water below ground. that led to a massive sinkhole that blended an entire neighborhood. wilson walker live in castro valley where crews have been patching things up all day long. wilson? >> reporter: at about 7:30 am, it was absolutely pouring down rain here. the rain kind of a trickle compared to what was working just about four or five feet underground. >> my wife looked out the window. she is like, oh, my god, come look at this. the water shooting out of the ground like three feet in the air. about 15 seconds later, here comes this suv and plows right into the sinkhole and gets stuck. >> firefighters arrived at the scene just as she happens to get stuck in the sinkhole. they were able to

(justine) marin city's construction trades program includes an 8-week training boot camp followed bya local construction company. kron 4's sanaz tahernia spoke with the executive director to learn more about the program. thank you for joining us... let's start with why your organization focused on the construction industry? who is eligible to participate in the program and when do they have to sign up? what sorts of jobs are available for people who complete the program? will these be permanent placements? (justine) cowgirl creamery is nearly a quarter century old... and it's a beloved part of the bay area food scene. (jrs) kron-4's vicki liviakis gets cheesy and give us a taste of a and give us a gets cheesy vicki liviakis kron-4's (jrs)food scene.of the bay area beloved part and it's a century old... quarter nearly a creamery is cowgirl (justine) placements?permanent these be program? will complete the people who available for of jobs are what sorts sign up?they have to and when do the program participate in eligible to who is industry?construction focused on the organization with

(ken) marin city's construction trades program includes an eight week training boot camp followed bya job with a local construction company. kron 4's sanaz tahernia spoke with the executive director to learn more about the program. thank you for joining us... let's start with why your organization focused on the construction industry? who is eligible to participate in the program and when do they have to sign up? what sorts of jobs are available for people who complete the program? will these be permanent placements? (catherine) the brand new transbay transit center new transbay the brand (catherine)(catherine) the brand new transbay transit center will remain closed until at least june of this year. officials announced a schedule for repairs to the center. repair work is already underway. but starting tomorrow work will begin on the bus deck above first street. crews will be reinforcing the girders on the deck. that will force a full on e block closure of first street between howard and mission from 5-a-m saturday to 8-p-m sunday. then in march...steel plates will be delivered to th

. >>> deputies say they found a gun on a domestic violence a >> saturday morning in marin city where the police say the suspect was resisting arrest. deputies say they got the man in handcuffs and found a loaded gun. the officer was treated for injuries he suffered during the confrontation. >>> two kayakers had to be rescued in santa cruz county. they are recovering. one kayaker called 91 after they fell into the river. one was trapped underwater the kayaker free his friend and was located them and first responders say cpa may have played a significant role positive outcome. >>> a good samaritan helped officers lift a pickup truck off of people crashed underneath it . yesterday, christopher was arrested on suspicion of dui and causing bodily injury. the police believe he was under the influence of drugs with the truck jumped the curb and crashed into a tree. 10 people were sent to the hospital and ranging from minor to life-threatening injuries. >>> the police need help finding a woman caught on camera stealing a package one week ago on jennings way. the woman, you can see takes the

this video was taken in marin city earlier today. you can see cars driving through root in water near donahue street. the street is now clear. abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman is live in santa rosa with a look at some of the other problems he's seen. wayne? >> reporter: we're having one of those problems right now, that band of moisture that christian was talking about, we just got belted by it. you see the walkway down below there, it is closed. santa rosa creek is higher than it's been a long time right now. last time it overflowed its banks was 2005. there are concerns that it could happen again. let's begin with the systems fire marshal, paul loewewenthau. julie wallach took one look of valley ford road and wanted nothing to do with it. >> it's a lot of rain. >> reporter: have you seen people try to go through it? >> no! >> reporter: we did, though. a quarter mile gauntlet tempted by one truck that looked and sounded like a boat that somehow made it across, even though another car didn't. flooded or not, there was no easy drivi

it happened a few hours after the nasty crash 101 southbound south of marine city. that stretch of road is now open this morning. we will take a live look outside right now at the golden gate bridge. if you are heading out, layer up and be careful on the roads because there is a lot going on in the bay area. >> watch out for black ice. >> it is keeping us busy. >>> we are wearing red for raising, the lunar new year. >> happy new year. >> do not shower today, one of the traditions. >> that's right, you will watch away your good luck. >>> we are looking at wild winter weather and we have not seen conditions like this and quite some time. you can see we have rain showers and snow showers, and as we zoom in you can see from dublin getting light rain in across the diablo range we have white and purple indicating snow as we track the light rain pushing across san bruno moving in the san mateo with a snow shower moving over the diablo range and mount hamilton, and across the santa cruz mountains. we are tracking that and snow on the highway 17 summit. the reason is we have

marin. this is right near city hall. with the deluge of rain .. people are keeping a close eye on the rising waters. but right now .. levels are well below the flood warning stage. right now it )s at about 3 feet .. according to ross valley fire department measurements. flood state is 3 times that. the wind and rain shut down f lnut creek )s main thoroughfares. ygnacio valley road is completely blocked in both directions. today in the bay )s kris sanchez joins us live from walnut creek with how long this will last. there )s much more news ahead - coming up on today in the bay... coming up on today in the bay... oakland teachers will be out of the classroom once again for a fifth y.costing the schoo and how many students are still showing up for classes. -v - now we )re learning the agency s running out of money. how it could impact your visit to a d-m-v branch. and we )re still tracking this latest storm system - as it continues to dump a lot of rain - especially in the north bay. we )ll continue to monitor the situation and bring you latest break

city. southern marin fire/nats- "bay residents be advised -- extreme weather predicted this evening." in the north bay, the southern marin fire district warning boaters the water is not safe... and, to stay out through the storms. philippe djegal, kron four news. ( marty ) don't forget you can stay connected on the weather in your neighborhood with the kron-4 mobile app. there you will find full forecasts...and an interactive radar. you can also get push alerts on bay area storms. all with the kron-4 mobile app ( marty ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news ...before the super bowl kicks off... we take a look at the pride of san mateo through the eyes of the man who knows him best... his dad. we have the tom brady story... coming up. ( marty ) and here's a ( marty ) and here's a look at the storm moving across the bay area. metastatic breast cancer is relentless, but i'm relentless too. mbc doesn't take a day off, and neither will i. and i treat my mbc with everyday verzenio- the only one of its kind that can be taken every day. in fact, verzenio is a cdk4 & 6 inhibitor for postmeno

the technology and now other water treatment facilities in brooklyn new york and in california cities of marin thousand oaks fresno and san diego are using it for. most of us don't think about the waste whether it's flushing the toilet or throwing things in the garbage it just kind of disappears and i think as a society we've been very successful at sort of highlighting where the waste go and i think as time goes on and the population grows and waste generation grows they will become more aware of waste generation this is a great responsibility that's when the sides have big impact and they are in the world for the next generation. so through all of this it's clear there is a problem out there which recycling with way too much pressure what can we do is consumers well and some people think it's an individual choice we just need to get better at sorting our trash and sorting our recyclables and actually following through and others think that we need to be taking a legislative approach and in san francisco if ban water bottles and government property and maybe we can do more things like that wh

the technology and now other water treatment facilities in brooklyn new york and in california cities of marin thousand oaks fresno and san diego are using it. most of us don't think about the waste whether it's flushing the toilet or throwing things in the garbage it just kind of disappears and i think as a society we've been very successful at sort of highlighting where the waste go and i think as time goes on and the population grows and waste generation grows they will become more aware of waste generation that's a great responsibility that's when the sides have big impact and they are in the world for the next generation. so through all of this it's clear there is a problem out there with recycling with way too much pressure what can we do is consumers well and some people think it's an individual choice we just need to get better at sorting our trash and sorting our recyclables and actually following through and others think that we need to be taking a legislative approach me in san francisco if ban water bottles and government property and maybe we can do more things like that when i wo

city. southern marin fire/nats- "bay residents be advised -- extreme weather predicted this evening." in the north bay, the southern marin fire district warning boaters the water is not safe... and, to stay out through the storms. philippe djegal, kron four news. (jrs) stay connected to the weather in your neighborhood with the kron-4 mobile app. you'll find full forecasts...and an interactive radar. you can also get push alerts on bay area storms. all with the kron-4 mobile app (justine) a man is shot and a car is stolen at a tire store in the south bay. tonight mountain view police are now looking for the shooter who carjacked the vehicle. (jrs) the car jacking happened at america's tires on el camino real and grant road just off of exit one. right across the street from the in-n-out. kron4's dan thorn is live in mountain view tonight with more on what happened. dan? (dan)police say they responded to this america's tire store on west el camino real after a man shot one of the employees in the leg and then stole a car..we spoke with some people in the area who are a little concerned

city. southern marin fire/nats- "bay residents be advised -- extreme weather predicted this evening."e southern marin fire district warning boaters the water is not safe... and, to stay out through the storms. philippe djegal, kron four news. (jrstone) snow has started to fall in truckee and it's expected to continue into early next week. drivers are preparing for what's likely to be a winter mess.to be a winter mess. with a winter weather warning in effect until tuesday and several feet of snow expected to fall, locals say the best way to get ahead of the storm is to prepare. caltrans will be out monitoring conditions all weekend long to keep the roads as clear as possible. crews are currently staging along the main roads, plowing where it's needed. <"we deal with quite a bit of travelers who think they could make it and we're going to do our best to keep the road open and safe enough to make it.">make it."> crews say there are also trucks standing by ready to spray sand for traction. (live) taking a live look outside at san francisco's embarcadero.... (anchor) time now to check on o

. >> also, people getting out in marin county, driving to the city, vice versa, what can you tell them we want to let them know, the wind is crazy, gusts up to 50 miles an hour. take your time. take time to plan out where you're driving. know of alternative routes in case there's a road closure. alractices allow extra so you can arrive there safely. >> thank you so much. we're also heading out to one of the areas here in marin county. we just got reports about their being a slide there. we're going to head there and have the latest for you guys right here in marin county, luz pena, abc 7 news. >> thank you. you can get the latest weather alerts any time using abc 7 news app. check the weather where you live live doppler 7 and get personalized reports. >> now to an abc news inclusive. we're hearing from actress selma blair. for the first time she's talking about her battle with multiple sclerosis. she revealed her diagnosis in october. she attended "vanity fair" oscar party. you're about to hear how ms has affected her voice spirit is there. >> i was scared of talking. her neurologist s

city. as one marine said, if it was not hell it was in the same zip code. bunkers, positions, a lot like the veterans of the pacific war i interviewed with a little bit of a twist. ,any of these insurgents foreign fighters i should say because the place was filled. it was a star wars bar a foreign fighters from 20 different countries. it was the precursor to isis. al qaeda and iraq, many of them were high on liquid methadone and were fighting to the death. the squad i was in had lost five. five were killed alone. the marine that was the main character of we were one was shot in the face in front of me. we were ambushed by chechens as they pulled him out of a firefight. in many ways, these books, these stories find me. that is certainly the case when i came back from iraq. i was treated by -- i told my parents not to come. i needed time to digest what i saw and i was greeted by some senior marines who asked me who i was and then they saw i was alone care they were like, do you need a ride? i was like absolutely. i'm not sure how i'm going to get to the train

. >> >> a live look at favorfax creek in marin close to city hall with the deluge of rain people are keeping a close eye on the waters are there. levels are well below the food stage, about three feet acco according to the ross valley fire department. flood state is nearly three times that. kari, you're saying the storm is moving out of the north bay, too? >> yes, but it does take a while for all of that rain that we had to drain to those low-lying areas, so we watch the water levels rise even after the heaviest rain has moved on, so here is a recap once again. the napa river downtown napa expected to crest today at about 10:00 or 11:00 at 27.4 feet, and that means that there will be a low-lying areas, agricultural land and napa valley flooding, as well as some riverbank erosion. then we look at russian river and guerneville, and we've already said those evacuation orders are in place, shelter in place atsebastopol center for the arts cresting around 10:00. this is the sixth time we've had water levels this high in history. we haven't seen levels on the russian river this high at gue

what had happened, and a shooter had been radicalized as a terrorist had killed four marines and a sailor in our city. had been to two facilities and had been to a facility where he shot a recruiter for our armed forces, and had been taken down by one of our officers who had walked into their to take care of the problem. this was a huge incident in our community, where we are a patriotic city. we value our connections to the military and we just had five people gunned down in chattanooga, tennessee. so one of the first things i did was i took out our whiteboard, gathered everybody around, and started writing down the rules of the road. this is how we are going to respond to this incident. our police chief, who did an amazing job, we sat down and started going through what are we going to say. the first thing we said is we are going to protect every single person. it was a muslim young man who killed these five heroes. and we know that part of what we have to do is keep our muslim communities safe over these next few days. we also set another rule we put down was no one will be radicalized as a result

northward again as another system comes in but some of the heavy rain has dipped south into marin county, parts of the cityand over to the east bay as well. even though it is beginning to pick up, there wasn't a drop yesterday. that will change. 50s on the temps, a windy blustery day with often on rain. then this plume lifts north and then it will drive southward again tonight because there is a stronger system coming in there. it is tapping into moisture. this will provide a little bit more in the way of dynamics and there are numerous warnings out for the sierra. 50s on the temps to near 60. 5: 32. is a mess or is it a mess? >> say again? >> is a mess or a mess? >> it is somewhat messy out there. it is not the worst i have seen. let's go to the solano county commutes. it looks ordinary care which is good news. 37 is a flow and he heard about some of the flooding in marin county in some parts but right now it looks all right in hercules driving from vallejo to hercules, there is some slowing already as you approach the richmond area near central, no problems on the richmond bridge. this is a look at the b

so many cities recovering from the damage. >> especially marin county. >> okay. rob thank you. >>> spring training is here. and still some questions about the giants. like who's on the team? and are they going to sign bryce harper? >> steve kerr wants them to. >> he does. dramatic horse rescun icy pond. these photos reveal the >>> in pennsylvania this weekend a dramatic horse rescue from an icy pond. these photos reveal the frightening scene. that is happening with the emergency responders yesterday mortgage. those are two clydesdales in the water. frigid water i might add. that is pine grove lake in the poconos. willco and gunther. appropriate names for horses, right? broke out of their encloser at the nearby farm and fell through the ice far from shore. they had the cut a rescue path through the ice and then started pulling the horses towards shore. crowd gathered but as you see the horses are doing okay. >> some of the neighbors are horse people. and bent and got heaters and blankets. the a hell of a team effort. >> horses are now recovering well back in their

teams along with mexican marines hunted down their man in 2016 in the seaside city. with chapo's men while the drug lord escaped out a trap door to be captured later nearby. >> imagine how it was when he escaped. we were defeated, deflated. we felt like we lost. we put so much effort into it. to capture him again was a tremendous feat for all of us. it really was all the different agencies that were involved. there were 22 different u.s. agencies and federal partners involved with his capture. >> reporter: a year later he was extradited to the u.s. a reminder of that day hangs in donovan's office. >> prison number here. these are the operations. >> reporter: it features the inmate shirt worn by guzman when he touched down in the united states. >> when he arrived in january 2017 and his face, what he looked like. he was no longer in control. he lost control. he's outside of mexico. he's on u.s. soil. to me, that feeling of defeat that we felt when he escaped, that's what he felt at that point. >> reporter: paulo sandoval, cnn, new york. >> ray donovan is not messing a

the technology and now other water treatment facilities in brooklyn new york and in california cities of marin thousand oaks fresno and san diego are using it. most of us don't think about the waste whether it's flushing the toilet or throwing things in the garbage it just kind of disappears and i think is a society we've been very successful at sort of highlighting where the waste go and i think as time goes on and the population grows and waste generation grows they will become more aware of waste generation this is a great responsibility both in the sides have big impact and they are in the world for the next generation. so through all of this it's clear there is a problem out there with recycling with way too much pressure what can we do is consumers well and some people think it's an individual choice we just need to get better at sorting our trash and sorting our recyclables and actually following through and others think that we need to be taking a legislative approach and in san francisco if ban water bottles and government property and maybe we can do more things like that when i work

in the city. 101 through marin. highway 37 in wine country as well.s that lasted for hours and hours. it also highlights a problem you hear politicians talk a lot about. the country's aging infrastructure. the rifrpz is old, built i andhe brie, iis ads once again.we luc out getti bay bridge built before a mayor quake. we may not be so lucky next time. so what really matters is to act like it is an emergency before it really is one. i always love to hear from you. let me know what you think. follow me on twitter and facebook, @dan ashley abc 7. >> look for breaking news any time on the abc 7 news app. >> for spencer christian, larry, all of us here, we appreciate your time. we will see you again at 9:00 and 11:00. ♪ this is "jeopardy!" today's contestants are a government contractor from leawood, kansas... a production coordinator from los angeles, california... and our returning champion, a mathematician from portland, oregon... whose 2-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentle

teams along with mexican marines hunted down their men in early 2016 in the seaside city. his dramatic raid individual you, you see marines clashing. only to be captured nearby. >> imagine how it was when he escaped. we were defeated. deflated. we felt like we lost. we put so much effort into it. to capture him again was a tremendous feat for all of us, it really was all the different agencies that were involved. there were 22 different u.s. agencies and federal partners involved with his capture. >> reporter: a year later he was extradited to the u.s. a reminder of that day now hangs proudly in donovan's new york office. >> this is the various operations. >> features an inmate's shirt worn by guzman when he touched down in the united states. >> when he arrived here in january 2017. and his face, what he looked like, he was no longer in control. he lost control, he's outside of mexico, he's on u.s. soil. and to me, that feeling of defeat that we felt when he escaped. that's what he felt at that point. >>> tonight the day after colin kaepernick's surprising settlement with t

so widespread flooding in and around the beautiful city of guerneville is expected and numerous flood warnings for the north bay, marinnty, napa county, part of solano county, lake county, mendocino county, sonoma county. the weather service mantra, turn around, don't drown. be smart if you see a flooded road. do not try to go through it. 61 in morgan hi today for a high, fremont 67, santa rosa 54. we stay in the 50s overnight and warm back up to the 60s tomorrow. let's talk microclimate forecast. richmond, rain lets up before sunrise tomorrow. just some showers throughout the day. richmond high 62 tomorrow and 59 degrees coming up thursday. it's an atmospheric river which the fire hose, that heaviest rainfall, didn't move. the north bay, you basically got it all. the south bay has not seen a drop and point north have seen much less rainfall than sonoma, mendocino, lake and marin county and napa county getting the heavy rainfall as well. eventually later this evening the line works its way south. you in redwood city, palo alto, san jose will get a round of heavy rainfall for three to six hours. then it's gone. we're t

. >>> the city of sausalito joined marin county in response to last week's big storms. this will allow sausalito to apply for state and federal disaster relief money for monthly damage and other problems. this emergency declaration comes after a rainsoaked hillside gave away a long sausalito boulevard sending a duplex sliding into another home. susan gordon, the only person in the duplex at the time, was rescued from the rubble and suffered only minor injuries. >> i do not understand how i came out of that. it all happened so fast and it was over with pretty fast that it was impossible for me to comprehend how i escaped out of there with nothing but the scratches on my face. >> a section of sausalito boulevard remains closed while engineers conduct safety inspections. several homes on the street were destroyed or red tagged. >>> oakland catholic diocese releases its list of clergy who they say have been credibly accused of abuse. why some say that list is incomplete. >>> the sharks and bruins game had a little bit of every thing tonight, a penalty shot, hat trick and ov

by the way, there is several locations throughout marin county to get sandbags and in san rafael. they are free if you are the city resident. be prepared for the flooding. live in marin county, emily turner, kpix 5 . >> reporter: i am kiet do live near los gatos. they say predicting mudslides is difficult if not impossible and case in point is hicks road which was slammed by the mudslide at 1 pm yesterday, in advance of the atmospheric river hitting us right now. part of this steep hillside gateway yesterday on hicks 300 feet just past the present robust several hundred tons of boulders and dirt blocking the road. this happened three days after that most recent storm that hit us over the weekend. we caught up with marianne, flooded out a month ago after the nearby creek clogged up with debris sending feet of water rushing into your home. four weeks later she is worried it could happen again any moment. the sandbags are still in place at their home and her husband checks the storm drains every day. >> he tweeted every morning and he cleans it before dark. >> reporter: this is a sign of things to come and it hit wel

is deploying additional marines to its embassy in haiti's central city of port-au-prince.er to ramp up security there. the u.s. tells americans do not travel to the island nation. haiti has been gripped with violent protests for over a week now. multiple people have died. protesters are calling for the president to resign amid soring inflation. and allegations of corruption. miguel marquez is in port-au-prince. you're on the ground, describe what you're seeing, and the danger people are experiencing there. >> anger and defiance is what we're seeing among many people across all parts of society here in haiti. they are extraordinarily upset that the government seems to have done nothing in their words about the rampant corruption. specifically a fuel fund that was set up to help fund projects across the country. they say, all of that money has just been wasted. that caused nine days of utter chaos. where people wanted the president to resign because in an official investigation, the president was named in some of those documents or his companies were, they believe that he is

for the search to resume and this evening, a marine scientist who directed the privately funded search operation tweeted: emiliano sala's club, cardiff citytheir first sala's club, cardiff city, played theirfirst home sala's club, cardiff city, played their first home game since his disappearance yesterday. they won, ina ground disappearance yesterday. they won, in a ground filled with tributes to the footballer with tears from the manager who said his new star signing had been with them. sarah campbell, bbc news. 0ur reporterjohn fernandez who's in guernsey told me about the team which located the wreckage. david mearns, who is co—ordinated as private search on behalf of the salas came to guernsey, from the morven, to tell the media that some sign of this wreckage, the piper malibu missing for 13 days, has been found. at the moment, the air accident investigation branch, the vessel they have co—ordinated, the gio ocean three, is still out there at the location where they believe they have found that downed aircraft which is believed to have contained the cardiff city football emiliano sala and the pilot, david ibbotson. it is to the west

the city's harbor department helped the marine mammal center and fish and wildlife on their mission.get close enough with their boats, so they had to toss the pup toward mom. there were some tense moments while the mother swam the wrong -- to the wrong side looking for her baby, but she quickly came back around, and then we had the emotional reunion right there in the water. >> really cute. >>> coming up next here on the four, honoring and helping those who risk their lives protecting our country. we will tell you about the wounded warriors who took to the slopes. >> i don't feel like i have a disability. i just feel like you know, i am skiing down a hill. you get 100%, wild-caught alaska pollock breaded with panko bread crumbs and topped with tartar sauce. plus, hot and salty fries and a drink. for just $4.99! the $4.99 fish sandwich combo. it's a revolution in sleep. the sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now, from $899, during the ultimate sleep number event. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it even helps with this. so you wake up

item 16 is a resolution to approve amendment no. 2 to the grant agreement between the city and the san francisco marin food bank to provide the food assistance program to older adults and adults with disabilities from july 1, 2017, to june 30, 2022 for a new total not to exceed amount of approximately $11.3 million and to further authorize the executive director of the human services agency to execute the amendment. >> president yee: colleagues, can we take this item same house, same call? without objection, this resolution is adopted unanimously. madam clerk, please call items no. 17. >> clerk: item 17 is a resolution to authorize the tax collector to sell at public auction certain parcels of tax-defaulted real property. >> president yee: okay, colleagues, can we take this same house, same call? without objection, this resolution is adopted unanimously. madam clerk, please call items 18 through 20. >> clerk: items 18 through 20 are three resolutions to reimburse future expenditures of future bonded indebtedness to submit an application and related documents to the california debt limit allocation com

. >>> the city of sausalito has joined with marin county in declaring a local state of emergency in responseo last week's big storm . this will allow sausalito to apply for state and federal disaster relief money for mudslide damage and other weather related issues. the emergency declaration comes after that rainsoaked hillside gave way on sausalito boulevard sending a duplex sliding into another home. the only person at the time was rescued from the rubble and suffered only minor injuries. >> i don't understand how i came out of that. it all happened so fast and it was over with pretty fast. it was impossible for me to comprehend how i escaped out of their with nothing but the scratches on my face. >> a section of sausalito boulevard is still closed. city engineers are conducting safety inspections, savo homes on that street was destroyed or red tag. >>> a new climate change researchers creating new concerns for beachgoers and people living on the coast. the new uc santa cruz study shows the increase in a wave strength is directly tied to ocean warming. scientists warn the pounding could in

if you are heading to in mendocino county in the marin coast come over the city and about to move ino the san mateo coast. there's a few isolated cells there, which could produce a brief moderate rain. it has been clipping the santa teresa crows. some sierra snow is on the go. maybe 48 inches of snow up there, so on top of the incredible snow they've already had, 40s and 50s on your temps, and is a little bit of a breeze. it was stronger earlier, but i expect a cloudy, blustery day with some off and on, very light rain as the systems come down from the north. after today, i think we need to focus our attention to the west. there's a wet pattern beginning to establish in the south in the we can. cloudy, breezy with some light rain. 50 today. here is sal. >>> steve, thank you very much. let's take a look at 280 in san jose and some of these other commutes. i want to show you traffic is doing okay on 280 downtown, but some of the other freeways are going to be okay as you drive through downtown. if you're going to san jose, it looks pretty good. northbound 101 coming up to the airport.

city said no. blaming the history of erosion, they noted that trees have a stabilizing effect on the surface soils. >> it is a lot of instability in marin overall. and it is something we watch out for. >> well acting city engineer david bracken has only been on the job for a few weeks so he wasn't aware of the history f. hillsides are deemed unsafe, homeowners can be forced to make improvements which can be very expensive. >>> is there a teaching moment in this or a new system? a new system that rainfall minute by minute. nbc bay area christie smith joins us in the city with how the ste works. >> reporter: well we're standing in an area that does get standing water during a storm. and they know that. earlier this week you could barely get your car by. so they sent vacuum trucks out here to handle it. but they also knew much sooner which areas in the city were getting hit hard by rain. san francisco is still drying out from the effects of this week's storm. low-lying areas turn from streets to lakes as heavy rain pounded the city for days. >> this is the first time we al sfpuc.to see the valley or and he said after a lengthy test period

city blocks secured ." just as parentless with a fortified buildings were japanese marines targeted advancing americans, dropping molotov cocktails from the windows. quote "the preferred solution was to use cannons to blast the upper floors to rubble and then move in. an equally favored alternative one of the worst happened at the university of the philippines. as american cavalrymen in the philippines inched their backs pressed against the wall from room to room, hurling grenades ahead to drive out the japanese finally, after two days, neither side would quit. those on the second-floor of this battered building. as the sun began to set, and with neither side refusing to pull out, both prepared to hunker down and spend the night inside the blasted remains of the building. as night fell, the american cavalry sat there, fingers pressed against the triggers of their rifles and they began to hear around 1:30 a.m., japanese forces singing on the opposite side of the building. this is from their report -- "the commotion went on for about 45 minutes, culminating in a final burst of song and loud shouting and followed b

the city can receive state assistance for debris removal and repairs. >>> parts of highway 37 in marin county are being repaired. a state of emergency is still underway in the area. only one eastbound lane is open right now. public works crews are working to build a temporary dam. the earliest the road will be open is wednesday. >>> a popular east bay park is closed through march 3rd because of flooding concerns. heavy rains from the latest round of storms could cause flooding and the campground and marina are also closed. >> reporter: we're watching for construction on the richmond, san rafael bridge. emergency joint replacement work of what we saw on february 8th, chunks of concrete falling from the bridge, damaging a few cars. this is from 9:00 tonight to 4:00 in the morning. and for the next 10 nights as long as the weather cooperates because they do need dry weather. one lane is open in each direction starting at 9:00 tonight. >>> this morning, police are looking for driver who slammed into a little girl in the north bay, sending her flying through the air. the hit-and-run was cau

marin county where it rose 54%. >> we wonder why there are no kids in the city.re you go. >> the fate of sears in the hands of the bankruptcy court. the judge will address the future of the company and the 45,000 employees. 425 stores to chairman eddie lampert. lampert has been accused of misconduct. sesiled bankruptcy wi t hopes of remaining in business. >>> a food -- has plans to expand nationwide. you're looking at curry up now. the sf gate reports the fast casual chains wants to adds 350 locations across the country by the end of next year. curry up has six restaurants and several food trucks in the bay area. the owner says 40 new locations are in the works. the restaurant will be franchise locations. >> i think it's good. >> i like it. anyone on valencia street, it's cute inside. >>> live doppler 7, what we're tracking this early morning. showers out there. we do downpours right down the street level. san ramon. we're tracking this downpour. the orange on your screen, live doppler 7 -- half an inch per hour. what i want to do is zoom out and i really want yo

the plane which disappeared with cardiff city footballer emiliano sala and pilot david ibbotson on board has been found in the english channel. david mearns, a marinest who is directing the private search, said tonight that wreckage of the plane was located early this morning by the survey ship fpv morven. mr mearns went on to say, "as agreed with the air accidents investigation branch they moved the geo ocean iii over the position we provided them to visually identify the plane. mr mearns added, "the families of emiliano sala and david ibbotson have been notified by police. the air accidents investigation branch will be making a statement tomorrow. tonight, our sole thoughts are with the families and friends of emiliano and david." let's go straight to guernsey and get the latest from a reporter, john fernandez. what can you tell us? within the last two hours, david mearns, who has coordinated this private surge on behalf of the sala family, he came on to guernsey, off the morven which had been scouring the morven which had been scouring the english channel for most of today, to tell the media that some sign of this wreckage, the plane which has b

ten months situated right in the middle of a growing city to a more remote site to further north at an oak a bay opponents say it will destroy the marine life there ok now as local government is holding a referendum on the relocation of this sunday but that vote is non-binding for the central government in tokyo so will strategic interests take precedent over grassroots democracy we have this report. they refused to stay silent they want the u.s. marines out preferably off the island altogether. these demonstrators opposed the construction of new u.s. air bases on with their fences and barbed wire some here have been protesting their whole lives. others like thirty one year old limit aka morty represent a new generation of activists on the island. some here can still remember the trauma of war those who've grown up in an era of affluence and peace still resent the u.s. presence. that he wanted more than half the u.s. troops in japan are stationed here the americans have dominated the strategic island since the end of world war two. they have. almost every job used to depend on the americans almost no one dared say anything against them