he is live outside moffett field.the president got to see the damage in our area firsthand today, and i understand he also spoke to business owners, people recovering from the storms. what's his message? >> reporter: well, audrey, you know, his message all day long from even when he landed here at moffett field earlier today was, we, the federal government, are here for you in california. speaking to the whole state, but today was really focusing on the bay area. let me show you a little bit of what happened when he left via helicopter with gavin newsom from moffett field. he started in capitola. he toured through places like the paradise beach grill, one of many businesses in the area that was badly damaged by the storm. he heard from the owner about water that has been seeping through the floor, about all the debris that has been coming through. he also heard about the walls that were crumbling after so much water and wind did its damage. he also toured damage done along the wharf today, a wharf which was pounded by

as you can see there live at moffett field in mountain view. he is on his way to survey the damage from this past month's winter storms left behind in the bay area. this is a live look right now again at moffett field at marine one where we're learning that president biden has he's just gone on to that helicopter. there. we know that president biden, he just descended this or rather he just got off of air force one just moments ago. think use of force so much for joining us here at the kron. 4 news at noon. i'm stephanie land but we're going to quickly to our top story this afternoon taking on other live video or rather excuse me. let's go ahead and take video the moment that the landed and mountain view just moments ago. we know that as soon as he as soon as he came down from air force one. as you can see there, he was greeted by several local he is here to address the series of storms that pummeled the bay area. we can see him being greeted by governor gavin senator alex padilla also on the tarmac to exchanging some handshakes and some hugs t

so we're keeping arrive at moffett today 's visit. he is serving the storm damage here in california, of course after that federal declaration, emergency declaration has been made regarding just about every county in definitely every county in the bay area and many counties in northern california. so again, we're looking i live. joint base andrews in maryland, as the president makes his way to air force one headed for california just waved at you. pam did good morning, mr president. our time now, 6 40. he was still ahead of san francisco woman who survived a hit and run crash but suffered life threatening injuries is now telling us about her recovery. why she now says she has a responsibility to help others. right now, let's check in with gasia mikaelian in our newsroom with a look at the other stories we're following for you beautiful sunrise we have for you here this morning. i mean, of course, when we all come in, it's dark right now. this is the moment i want to get to join you two in studio here in a moment, we will switch to wha

he is scheduled to arrive here at moffett field. this afternoon today live in mountain view.ali rasmus ktvu fox two news. alright, ali. thank you time now. 7 35 well after a big tree fell down in san leandro one homeowners making good use of that tree that came down in her yard. christina walker says that massive tree crushed a shed and damaged her kid's backyard. this walker is now turning big pieces of wood from the tree into furniture. she hired a man right here cycles trees for a living. so the tree will not go to waste. every single piece of the trees will be reused. here are the best case scenario is that we can turn these trees into wood because otherwise you get chipped up and end up in a green waste facility or a dump. where you gonna get out of it? hopefully tables. we have some friends that are making ballpoint pens out of a bunch of the smaller pieces and march so much more. and guess what? she says she's saving money on the removal and disposal costs because the word will never leave her property new this morning for the first time in nearly two years, a portion

force one touchdown at moffett federal airfield. president biden arriving in northern california to survey the damage caused by a series of strong storms. biden governor gavin newsom and senator alex padilla boarded a helicopter to take an aerial tour of the aftermath of flooding and mudslides that devastated the central coast. drenching rains, powerful winds, floods, landslides but you don't feel until you walk the streets or what do you do when you're able to walk after landing at watson ville airport, biden met with business owners and people impacted by the storms and capitola, where the governor toward last week high surf and storm surge caused major damage to restaurants along the capital of beach esplanade and took out parts of the town's worf. the waters recede, but we'll see the full extent of the damage to homes and businesses. and the farms and ranches and we now we know some of the destruction is going to take years to fully recover and rebuild. but we got to read not just rebuild. gotta rebuild better, extraordinary wor

andre air force one expected to arrive here at moffett field with president biden onboard just after noon about 12 10 is the scheduled time and from here , the president will be visiting communities in santa cruz county , watsonville, apt us and capitola as well to survey and get a firsthand look at some of the damage from this month's storms earlier this morning. we saw president biden boarding air force one about to take off as he left the washington, dc, area on his way to northern california for this visit later this afternoon, the president will speak briefly and answer questions at a news conference in the community of seacliff. the damaged pier in capitola, along with widespread flooding in the area prompted president biden and fema to declare a state of emergency in many california counties, including santa cruz and monterey counties , and that allows female department of homeland security to coordinate relief efforts. it will also make federal and state funds more accessible to homes and business owners. people in capitola told us that they are encouraged by the president's

the visit started just before noon at moffett field. the president was greeted by some political vips, including anna eshoo, zoe lofgren. then he boarded marine one. that's the helicopter. he boarded it with governor newsom and senator alex padilla. the three flew over some of the storm-battered communities in santa cruz county. marine one flew along the coast before landing in watsonville. you see the impressive sight there of the aircraft. president biden then went to capitola, the popular beach town that was hit hard by the floods and the storms. he toured several flooded-out businesses along the historic waterfront, including the paradise grill, pizza my heart, and zelda's. next stop, seacliff state beach in aptos, where he gave a public address, urging homeowners and business owners to apply for assistance. >> to the people in california, i say it again. the country is here for you and with you. we are not leaving till things are built back and built back better than they were before. you can recover from storms. we'll be with you

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just before noon today, president biden touched down at moffett field in mountain view. there he was greeted by governor newsom, senator alex padilla, and congresswoman anna eshoo. they boarded a helicopter, and the president got an aerial tour of the storm damage over santa clara and santa cruz counties first. then the group landed at the watsonville airport. from there, the president got a chance to see the destruction from the ground. he visited the cities of capitola and aptos. today he announced he increased federal funding with to help with emergency cleanup and relief and said homeowners could try and apply for assistance from fema. >> to the people of california, i say it again. the country is here for you and with you. we are not leaving till things are built back and built back better than they were before. you can recover from storms. we'll be with you every step of the way, and i mean that sincerely, every step. >> president biden is expected to land back in washington in about 3 1/2 hours from now. >>> a different type of storm cleanup in the east bay. this

air force one in fact just left moffett field less than two hours ago, now heading back to washington, d.c. president biden on the ground here for about four hours, and he did make the most of it. >> it was a quick visit. he landed in the bay area shortly before noon. you see all the air traffic there. from there, he flew over santa claire and santa cruz counties aboard marine one. that's the helicopter. spending the day with governor newsom touring the storm-damaged areas, including capitola and aptos. and meeting with small business owners. here's some photos here, whose livelihoods have been destroyed or damaged a lot by these floods. >> nbc bay area's robert handa was waiting in capitola when the president arrived. robert joins us now with what the president saw. we saw some of those photos of him hugging people. he is very known to really connect with people on the ground like that. what were your impressions of what he saw and his demeanor? >> reporter: well, i'll tell you, the president was trying to cover an awful lot of ground on this tour and pretty quickly. but we were able

at moffett field. the president is expected to fly back to washington at the end of the day. currently more than 500 fema personnel have already been deployed to california. last night, fema added. monterey san luis obispo and santa barbara counties to the areas on the federal disaster declaration for california today. monterey county officials called it a much needed resource for the community to recover. they say a local assistance center will be set up this weekend to offer people access to that help. it found eligible. we can provide funding for lodging expenses, like those who may have the evacuated their home and went to a hotel. um, we may be able to provide home repairs to sense uh , how replacement assistance. fema can also offer rental assistance, moving and storage, medical and dental costs. childcare and more people are urged to register with fema to find out if they are eligible. businesses impacted by the recent storms are now eligible for emergency tax relief. small business owners who have been affected by flooding, power outages and other storm related hardsh

force one touchdown at moffett federal airfield. president biden arriving in northern california to survey the damage caused by a series of strong storms. biden governor gavin newsom and senator alex padilla boarded a helicopter to take an aerial tour of the aftermath of flooding and mudslides that devastated the central coast. drenching rains, powerful winds, floods, landslides but you don't feel until you walk the streets or what do you do when you're able to walk after landing at watson ville airport, biden met with business owners and people impacted by the storms and capitola, where the governor toward last week high surf and storm surge caused major damage to restaurants along the capital of beach esplanade and took out parts of the town's worf waters received but we'll see the full extent of the damage to homes and businesses. and the farms and ranches and we now we know some of the destruction is going to take years to fully recover and rebuild. but we got to read not just rebuild. gotta rebuild better, extraordinary work. 9

air force one will land at moffett field in the president -- field and the president will take a helicopter tour. he is expected to visit capitola. >> he will meet with first responders, officials and communities impacted by the devastation, survey recovery efforts and assess what additional federal support is needed. >> the white house has expanded the federal disaster declaration to include monterey county. leaders are giving an update on the damage. they say homes, businesses and infrastructure were all significantly affected. this video shows flooding along the salinas river. a fema expert explains how the disaster declaration frees up money to help families. >> we can provide funding for lodging expenses for those who may have evacuated their home and went to a hotel. we may be able to provide home repair assistance, home replacement assistance, for those who have lost their home totally. >> monterey county is working to set up an in person assistance center to access these resources and hope to open it this weekend. >> people are being warned to stay out of the bay for a few more days

the president is heading back to moffett field and then will ultimately stay back in washington, d.c. kristen: we will take you live when the president gets there to hopefully see air force one take off. [inaudible] in the at storm damage at point raise. there are hundreds of downed trees and even this recent landslide that was caught on camera. cornell barnard has a look at the efforts to repair the damage. >> watch it though. reporter: part of the cliff gives way. the dramatic landslide was captured on tuesday. nobody was hurt. it happened near the al amir falls inside the point raise national seashore. >> it goes to show you what happens when the ground is saturated. gravity just takes place. there are failures. reporter: storm damage inside the park is still being counted. rooms were ripped off historic buildings. there were mudslides entry after tree after tree toppled during heavy rains and strong winds, impacting popular hiking trails. >> old pine trail. meadow trail. all of those are affected by the downed trees and the saturated soils. reporter: this is bear valley trail. sev

gloria: air force one will land at moffett field in santa clara county.resident biden will make his way to santa cruz county to visit areas devastated by the recent storm. he will be assessing what additional federal support is needed. here is what is on the president's agenda. the president will visit hardest hit capitola village. he will meet with business owners and residents impacted by the storms in capitola. and visit with first responders, state and local officials at a hard-hit sea cliff state beach. also expected to survey storm damage in other areas via helicopter. the deputy director for santa clara office of emergency management says help is on the way. during a parade of storms, parts of gilroy suffered major flooding on the freeway and surrounding farmland. >> working with the department of agriculture here in the county to identify and assess and deliver resources to farmers impacted in the south county. pres. biden: our heart is with all the families in the communities that are hurting. and a responders. gloria: the president addressed the

avenue some greeted the president when air force one touched down at moffett field in mountain view yesterday and then they took off in marine one to see the aftermath from high above . the president visited capitola where seaside businesses were nearly wiped out . one of them, a restaurant that may be closed for months. we spoke to the owner, hoping the president 's visit will speed up the relief efforts. >> reporter: this is a look inside zelda's on the beach, a longtime staple in capitola. owner john ely says the storms at the beginning of the year were nothing like he has seen before. >> it hit we different. >> reporter: from the businesses to the homes to the wharf, the damage in capitola is extensive. on thursday, president biden met with elite and others for a firsthand look at the devastation. >> the country is here for you and with you. we are not leaving till things are built back and build back better than they were before. >> reporter: before his visit to capitola, fema announced the president approved an increase designed to help affected individuals and business owners recover.

let's take a look at moffett field, where president biden just arrived. he plans to survey the damage from the recent arms. he just stepped off air force one. he is set to board that chopper will crews through santa cruz in santa clara county. he will meet with the director of fema and capital and santa cruz county. he will meet with impacted residents and go to sea cliff sit tate parker. >> he authorized federal disaster assistance to take care of the $1 billion of damage that impacted the area, especially over the last three weeks after this barrage of atmospheric rivers that caused so much flooding and downed trees, mudslides. he is going to go see it for himself and assess how much federal assistance is needed. >> you are looking at video moments ago. air force one toucng d air force base. earlier, this is him porting air force one earlier today, and he has already approved a major disaster declaration for california. that will cover recovery efforts. he raised the level of federal assistance even higher. >> i took some of the heaviest damage. waves,

what he's going to do now is see it for himself and he will be joined by fema once he lands at moffett field. he will be escorted with fema to santa cruz county. no coincidence why they're going there first, james and because 41 out of the 58 counties in california battered but the storms, but perhaps none harder. then santa cruz county, we're talking 55 million dollars worth of damage to capital up here. the beaches that businesses and about 1000 homes. so he'll talk to the first responders. talk to the residents and the business owners about their suffering from there. he will drive back here a little closer. so the heart of the bay area to santa clara county and do the same thing where they say about 27 million dollars worth of damage. he will be joining not just by fema, but my governor, gavin newsom. they will walk around. now. biden has already pledged federal assistance and according to his press secretary that federal workers are already on the ground helping local state workers clean up and rebuild. he's going to look for it himself and see if they will even do even more in te

and i don't know if he realized that it was the heart of silicon valley here at moffett field. uh but i believe that the this extraordinary and important help will be on its way soon. fema administrator, diane chris well , joining the president on this trip as they assess what other federal support might be needed . the president has already approved a major disaster declaration for our state and the counties of santa cruz, merced, sacramento, monterey san luis obispo in santa barbara. we do expect some remarks from the president at some point this afternoon. join us at ktvu at four p.m. for the latest on that hope you're with us earlier today on the nine when we talk live with former fema coordinator mark novo about the significance of president biden's visit to our region. all the workers kind of get energized about what's going on , and people who have gone through this traumatic event. get to see the president and staff knowing that they're going to get support, so there's some emotional part of it. but the presidential declaration really brings the key components and that'

the president landed around 11:45 this morning at moffett field.d anna eschu met him on the tarmac. he got on marine 1 taking a tour of the damage. the president just landed in watsonville about ten minutes ago. the team will drive down to capitola where the president will speak with business owners and residents. president biden has already declared it a federal disaster area and is expected to announce more federal help for storm victims. >>> we are tracking cold temperatures as the rain moves out of the bay area. here's meteorologist kari hall with your extended forecast. >> nothing but sunshine throughout the next seven days, but we are going to have a very big chill here that's not going anywhere, especially for the weekend, with our morning temperatures as low as 32 degrees for our inland valleys and then going into the afternoon, reaching into the low 50s. it does get slightly milder for the end of the weekend into early next week but we're only talking about upper 50s here which is much cooler than normal. and for san francisco, watching ou

off air force one president joe biden officially arrived in the golden state just before noon at moffett field in mountain view on thursday. from there, the president helicoptered south to santa cruz county touring the coastal town of capitola and meeting with impacted business owners. >> the people in california, i say it again. the country is here for you. and with you. we are not leaving until things are built back and build back better than they were before. >> the president says he wants to build california stronger, starting with the major disaster declaration that he signed. it permits his administration to provide the highest level of assistance. the federal government may grant including money to pay for debris. cleanup. we spoke to a business owner in capitola who led the president on a tour of some of the damage there. this very personable. >> he truly wanted to hear the story of each one of the restaurant owners here a couple of times, says. we do want to leave until you guys are whole. and he turned to governor newsom says i'm giving him the money and he's going make this ha

governor newsom great to the president when air force one touched down at moffett field in mountain view. then, they took off on marine one to see the aftermath from above. one of the businesses he toured there took so much damage in the storms that it may be closed for months. take a look at the damage at his elders on the beach. such a mess. i just ate here a few weeks ago so it is sad to see it like this. as max darrow reports, they hope the president's visit will speed up relief. >> reporter: this is a longtime staple in capitola. the owner says the storms at the beginning of the year were nothing like he has seen before. >> it it different than ever before. >> reporter: from the businesses to the homes to the wharf, the damage in capitola is extensive. on thursday, president biden met with owners for a firsthand look at the devastation. >> the country is here for you and with you. we are not leaving till things are built back and build back better than they were before. >> reporter: before his visit to capitola, fema announced the president approved an increase in disaster assistanc

reporter: the president left via marine one to head back to moffett field where he left on air force one around 4:30. >> the scale and scope of these flights is hard to understand unless you get out. i couldn't be more grateful to the president for taking the time to come out to the state of california and take a look at some of the damage. reporter: i want to break down what that expanded disaster assistance is going to be. the federal government will cover 100% of debris removal and said -- sheltering evacuees. the department of agriculture will be stepping up with low cost loans and some grants. this is assistance that people in those hard-hit areas can absolutely use. abc7news. kristen: the first stop on president biden store was the hard-hit community of capitola village. that's where we find dustin dorsey who spoke with business owners and residents following the presidential visit. how are they feeling today? reporter: you know, the president's visit to capitola was quick but impactful on the community. it was bittersweet to a certain extent. everyone happy and excited to have

he arrived at moffett field just before noon today and then headed up in marine one for an aerial tour of hard-hit santa candidate. the battered shoreline and capitola. one of the businesses he toured took so much damage it might be closed for months. max spoke with the owner who hopes the president's visit will speed relief. >> reporter: this is a look at capitola beach. longme staple ie the owner says the storms at the beginning of the year were nothing like what he has seen before. >> different than it ever has been. yeah. >> from the businesses to the homes to the wharf, the damage is extensive. on thursday, president biden met with them and others for a firsthand look at the devastation. >> we are here for you and we are not leaving until things are built back and built back better than before. >> reporter: before his visit, he pledged an increase in disaster assistance for california designed to help the affected individuals and business owners recover. >> going to get help or business owners with low interest rate loans so they can recover. apply for assistance from fema, go onl

among those who greeted him at moffett federal airfield in santa clara county governor gavin newsom and senator alex padilla. they join the president aboard marine one to survey storm damage from above while en route to santa cruz county. parts of santa cruz county, including the coastal town of capitola, were especially hit by the wave of storms that slammed california this month. storms officials have blamed for the deaths of at least 21 people and the destruction of more than 2000 homes. the president meeting with impacted business owners and first responders and sharing reflections about the damage he saw. it's devastating. what happened, but they're going to get help help. he vows will come from the federal government. we've got a just rebuild. got to rebuild better. >> got to rebuild better. he says that will be possible in part due to the major disaster declaration he signed for d parts of the state. >> including santa cruz, santa barbara percent county's the declaration. he says permits the biden administration to provide the highest level of assistance. the federal government m

justin campbell reports from moffett field in mountain view where air force one is set to land. i spoke with the santa cruz county supervisor on what he hopes their community takes from biden's visit. president biden on thursday will get a firsthand look at this boardwalk in capitola. the boardwalk torn apart. no longer walkable after weeks of heavy storms battering the bay area's. we've had homes that have been in generations that have been destroyed. we have roads of completely been cut off. >> so it's it's quite a rebuilding process has been quite a challenge, but it is a small area and people are already moving toward hope and resiliency. and looking forward to the president's visit, zach friend is a santa cruz county supervisor. he says there is at least 55 million dollars in damage in the county. >> not including private property or state park's friend. it represents the sea cliff state park area where the president is set to visit and sequel. state park was was astronomically. >> damaged as a result of this. so i think that at all, top over 100 million dollars, president

now, about noon today, president biden touched down at moffett field in mountain view, and there he met with governor gavin newsom, senator alex padilla, and congresswoman anna eshoo. they boarded a helicopter, and the president got an aerial tour of storm damage over santa clara and santa cruz counties. then the group landed at the watsonville airport. from there, the president got a chance to see the destruction from the ground. today he announced he increased federal funding to help with the emergency cleanup and relief and said homeowners could try and apply for assistance through fema. >> and now if you have -- if you don't have insurance or if you're underinsured, fema is going to get you started on home repairs and replacing lost or damaged property like cars, refrigerators, things inside the home that will be able to be replaced quickly. >> reporter: now, president biden also announced he's upping the federal funding for disaster recovery and directing financial assistance to affected homeowners in most of the affected counties. that's what we're up to right now here in capitola

among those who greeted him at moffett federal airfield in santa clara county, governor gavin newsom and senator alex padilla. they join the president aboard marine one to survey storm damage from above while en route to santa cruz county. parts of santa cruz county, including the coastal town of capitola, were especially hit by the wave of storms that slammed california this month. storms officials have blamed for the deaths of at least 21 people and the destruction of more than 2000 homes. the president meeting with impacted business owners and first responders and sharing reflections about the damage he saw. it's devastating. what happened. but they're going to get help help. he vows will come from the federal government. we've got a rebound, just rebuild. got to rebuild better. >> got to rebuild better. he says that will be possible in part due to the major disaster declaration he signed for storm ravaged parts of the state. >> including santa cruz, santa barbara percent county's the declaration. he says permits the biden administration to provide the highest level of assistance.

have died in connection with the recent storms happening tomorrow, president biden will arrive at moffett federal airfield outside mountain view in the afternoon. >> he'll be in california to assess the damage caused by the recent extreme weather here and determine what additional federal support may be needed. the white house says biden will serve a storm ravaged areas via helicopter and cruz county. he will also meet with business owners and local residents in capitola before delivering remarks from seacliff state park. and at this, he will also meet with local and state officials to assess what additional things need to be done. governor newsom is expected to accompany the president on his tour of the state. san francisco's district attorney brooke jenkins made a major announcement in the investigation into that art gallery owner who sprayed a hose. >> on an unhoused woman, the district attorney's office issued an arrest warrant and charges against kyle york when the owner of the foster quinn gallery, which is near north beach. >> the charges come after the san francisco police departm

president biden will land at moffett field in mountain view tomorrow in the noon hour on air force one. he'll then abort a helicopter to survey the damage by air. after that, he'll land in watsonville. then off to capitola and aptos to meet business owner, homeowners, and others who are impacted by the storm's damage. it's going to be a quick trip, because the president heads back to the white house, back from moffet around 4:30 tomorrow evening. today, we were down in capitola to get a new look at how the cleanup is going and the preparation for the president. here is nbc bay area's ian cull. >> reporter: the massive cleanup effort continues here in capitola, especially for the businesses located right on the beach. they're hoping to repair and replace over the next couple of months, and the hope is to be reopened by memorial day, just in time for the summer crowds. it is also a place that we expect the president might visit tomorrow since we now know he'll be visiting watsonville and capitola. but i also want to tell you about the businesses out on the wharf. there are two of them. i

preparations for the president's visit were underway at moffett field today where mr biden is set to begin his tour. three marine helicopters were seen on the tarmac. ktvu is lamonica peters tells us the president will take a short flight to santa cruz county or storm damage estimates. top $100 million we need the help that we can get, and hopefully it's coming. joshua whitby is kitchen manager ed zelda's on the beach, a beachfront restaurant in capitola that served santa cruz and it's tourists for over 40 years. it is a huge loss 74 employees that don't get to work for the next six weeks. um no, no revenue coming in for us. it's a pretty big hit. absolutely staff works to replace flooring plywood in the walls and cleans up as much as they can. president biden is planning a visit to santa cruz county on thursday. accompanied by u s senator for california, alex padilla. president biden will serve a storm damages, talk with residents, business owners and meet some first responders. i think we need all the help we can get and high profile visit from the president will get the attention

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the president officially arrived in the golden state just before noon, et moffett federal airfield in santa clara county from there. president headed south to santa cruz county touring the coastal town of capitola and meeting with affected business owners. there. >> the people in california, i say it again. the country is here for you. and with you. we are not leaving until things are built back and build back better than they were before. >> the president says building back stronger will be possible in part due to the major disaster declaration he signed for storm ravaged parts of the state. san mateo county really suffered from the recent storms. kron four's terisa stasio reports. a local officials says that federal dollars will also help on the peninsula but adds that the need is immense. >> at double slide, a giant boulder came crashing down, blocking southbound lanes on highway one. a few miles away. a sinkhole on highway 92 continues to create hardships for residents and businesses. mobile homes flooded open up the san mateo county event center. we had cots and were able to to h

. >> this is where you could wonk out because on the 18th, morgan stanley down fwgraded ibm and moffettanson upgraded to 140 price target. so i mean valuation you could make a case. tim is right do you hear that it is like the sirens. >> we're in times square >> you've never heard a siren before. >> it just seemed louder this time than it typically does. at any rate. they report next week, i would be more inclined to wait because earnings for them are typically disastrous >> i don't think this is much of a bullish call, it is a relative value play and they're outperforming in a down tape if we look at revenue growth or free cash flow, it is been declining for the better part of the last decade. you have to go back to when they were filming bodyguard to see those numbers where they are right now. >> what a great place or when taco was roaming the prairie. >> but can he don't did that that. >> but we did. all right. we're going to break now coming up, the debt ceiling drama unfolding in d.c so could the default dampen the moves by the federal reserve more on that next. >>> and get ready f

. >> sometime shortly after noon out at moffett field, which is where kron four's will tran is standing by with more on the story of the president's visit. will. >> security is ramping up guys. mafia feel right behind me. he's going to land with sunny skies. but he knows that california has been battered. he's been monitoring the situation and now today he will get to see the damage with his own 2 eyes. he will be here shortly after noon and then he will hit the ground running. but let me show you video of a leaving washington, d.c.. >> earlier this morning. so he's about 3 hours into its flight. he left joint base andrews, hopped onto air force one. he's been planning this for a little while monitoring the situation. when he arrives, guys, he will be met by fema as well as governor gavin newsom. they will hit the ground running going directly. the santa cruz county. now 41 out of 58 california counties that battered by this storm or these storms, i should say because it's been weeks in the making. he will go there. santa cruz, perhaps the hardest hit were talking. 55 million dollars wo

i want to bring in moffett nathanson senior director lisa ellis. you're smiling. you've been telling me this. you're saying personal consumption ain't gone nowhere. here is the interesting thing. that is the comment from mastercard, similar comment from american express. we saw last week personal consumption declined more than anticipated. the savings rate is bouncing back up. to me looks like households are spooked by something. so what's going on here? >> well we are starting to get to that level where you aaccumulated savings that consumers aaccumulated during the pandemic, they're starting to draw those down. they're kind of getting back to equalibrium. you see the credit card revolving debt, revolvers of the credit card companies back now up above prepandemic levels. that is sort of normalizing. so i think what we're seeing from the consumer they're sort of worked through that pandemic transition and they're now trying to find that equalibrium point in the current, you know in the current world where we still do have a lot of inflation but we also still have

kron four's will tran standing by live at moffett field where the bay area is ready to receive the president later on today. well, >> he he will land right behind me, james and area. we are several hours away from touchdown. this is where air force one typically arrives when it comes to the bay area sunny day. but we all know of the past several weeks, it's been stormy and president joe biden knows that because he has been briefed. let me show you video. he is on his way. we're about 2 hours into its flight. >> we do know that he left washington, d.c., from joint base andrews at around 6 o'clock in the morning hopped into air force one. he will arrive here sometime at around noon and then he will be joined by fema hit the ground running, drive directly. the santa cruz county. 41 out of the 58 counties in california just got battered by the storms. we're talking atmospheric river after atmosphere river in santa cruz county. about 55 million dollars worth of damage. we're talking about here, the beaches, the businesses, as well as about 1000 homes. so he will talk to the first responders, the

we've got kron four's will tran standing by live out at moffett field. >> with more on that story. good morning. will. >> good morning, james. we are waiting for president joe biden to arrive a little bit later this morning. once he lands guys, he will be joined by fema and they will hit the ground. they will be escorted all the way to santa cruz county, president biden. he has monitored the situation from the white house. this will be his first time boots on the ground to see the damage that we all have experience of the past couple of weeks. the reason why he is going to santa cruz county is because that county was hit the hardest with their peer as well as app toss about 55 million dollars worth of damage to infrastr the why why this trip is so important is because yes, governor gavin newsom, he also will meet president biden along with this tour. the reason why this is so important, guys is because once he lands on the ground, he sees the situation he has help from fema. then he will decide how much federal assistance will be given to the state of california and the bay area. h

meet with residents and local business and political elite crawford's justin campbell reports from moffett field in mountain view where air force one is set to land. >> the president is expected to land here at this air field shortly after 12 o'clock tomorrow killed and survey the damage in santa cruz by helicopter, meet with people on the ground. i spoke with the santa cruz county supervisor on what he hopes their community takes from biden's visit. president biden on thursday will get a firsthand look at this boardwalk in capitola. >> the boardwalk torn apart. no longer walkable after weeks of heavy storms battering the bay area's. we've had homes that have been in generations that have been destroyed. we have roads of completely been cut off. so it's it's quite a rebuilding process has been quite a challenge, but it is a small area and people are already. >> moving toward hope and resiliency. and looking forward to the president's visit, zach friend is a santa cruz county supervisor. he says there is at least 55 million dollars in damage in the county. >> not including private property

survey the damage from our recent deadly storms of the white house says the president will land at moffett field tomorrow and then traveled to santa cruz county. the governor's office says that governor newsom will be joining president biden on this visit, the president approved a major disaster declaration for the state over the weekend. he briefly addressed the devastation while hosting the golden state warriors at the white house yesterday afternoon. closely. modern new storms, the floods the land sides all across california. and our heart is with all of the families, all the families in the communities that are hurting and all the brave men and for historic and heroic first responders. president biden is expected to determine whether any additional support may be needed for the state. yesterday fema added. monterey san luis obispo and santa barbara counties to the areas on the federal disaster declaration today, monterey county officials called that a much needed resource for the community to recover. they say a local assistance center will be set up by this weekend to help people acce

force one touchdown at moffett federal airfield. president biden arriving in northern california to survey the damage caused by a series of strong storms. biden governor gavin newsom and senator alex padilla boarded a helicopter to take an aerial tour of the aftermath of flooding and mudslides that devastated the central coast. drenching rains, powerful winds, floods, landslides but, you know, feel until you walk the streets or what do you do when you're able to walk after landing at watson ville airport, biden met with business owners and people impacted by the storms and capitola, where the governor toward last week high surf and storm surge caused major damage to restaurants along the capital of beach esplanade and took out parts of the town's worf waters recede, but we'll see the full extent of the damage to homes and businesses. and the farms and ranches and we now we know some of t but we got to read not just rebuild. gotta rebuild better. the extraordinary work 93 agencies, local state regional federal agencies coming togethe

force one touchdown at moffett federal airfield. president biden arriving in northern california to survey the damage caused by a series of strong storms. biden governor gavin newsom and senator alex padilla boarded a helicopter to take an aerial tour of the aftermath of flooding and mudslides that devastated the central coast. drenching rains, powerful winds, floods, landslides but you don't feel until you walk the streets or what do you do when you're able to walk after landing at watson ville airport, biden met with business owners and people impacted by the storms and capitola, where the governor toward last week high surf and storm surge caused major damage to restaurants along the capital of beach esplanade and took out parts of the town's worf waters recede, but we'll see the full extent of the damage to homes and businesses. and the farms and ranches and we know some of the destruction is going not just rebuild. gotta rebuild better, extraordinary work. 93 agencies, local state regional federal agencies coming together doing

i'm julie julie haener mike mibach, the president said to arrive at moffett field and mountain view where preparations were already underway today. president biden expected to meet governor newsom as well as senator alex pdo, who will join him on the trip. ktvu lamonica peters live tonight in capitola and lamonica. that town has had some visible damage. yes yes, it has. and county board chair zach friends says that it will cost the county about $100 million to repair damages and this visit from president biden should help reassure people that help is on the way. joshua whitby is kitchen manager ed zelda's on the beach, a beachfront restaurant in capitola that served santa cruz and it's tourists for over 40 years. it is a huge loss 74 employees that don't get to work for the next six weeks. um no, no revenue coming in for us. it's a pretty big hit. absolutely staff works to replace flooring plywood in the walls and cleans up as much as they can. president biden is planning a visit to santa cruz county on thursday. accompanied by u s senator for california, alex padilla. president biden wil

scott for u.s., justin campbell, live tonight from moffett field with more on the president's planned for tomorrow. good evening. just it. >> good evening, grant. the president is expected to land here at this air field a little bit after 12 o'clock tomorrow. then take a helicopter to survey the damage in santa cruz and then finally he'll meet with people on the ground business owners and also people that have lost their home. but i did get the chance today to speak with the santa cruz county supervisor on what he hopes their community will get from biden's visit. >> president biden on thursday will get a firsthand look at this boardwalk in capitola. the boardwalk torn apart. no longer walkable after weeks of heavy storms battering the bay area's. we've had homes that have been in generations that have been destroyed. we have roads of completely been cut off. >> so it's it's quite a rebuilding process has been quite a challenge, but it is a small area and people are already moving toward hope and resiliency and looking forward to the president's visit, zach friend is a santa cruz coun

kron four's will tran is standing by at moffett field in mountain view where he is expected to land. >> with an update on the story he will. >> yes, he's taking off now. james, of course, air force one a little bit faster than the planes that we take off on. he will be here at around noon. and once that plane lands, he will be joined by fema. they will hit the ground running. they will be escorted to santa cruz county, president biden. he has known about this for weeks is people said that he's been briefed daily about what's going on with california with 41 out of the 58 counties that we have and this state battered by the storms, perhaps none harder. then santa cruz county, which is why he is going there. he's going to talk to businesses, first responders, residents. he went to or capital up here. we'll also look at the beaches out there in total, james. and ari, authorities out there said about 55 million dollars worth of damage. then he will come back here to santa clara county. he will talk to the group of people, businesses, residents along the way. he will be joined by governor

the white house says the president is set to land at moffett field before traveling to watson ville. president biden will then tour storm destruction in capitola. he will also meet with governor newsom and other state and local authorities. san francisco district attorney's office has issued an arrest warrant for a man caught on camera spraying a homeless woman with a hose d a brook jenkins says the warrant for collier gwynne was issued following a police investigation and review of all the evidence. when is charged with misdemeanor battery and connection to the january 9th incident. you're watching ktvu boxer news at 6 30 oakland hair salon owner claims she is out nearly $40,000 after she says thieves broke into her car outside a starbucks store, and the woman says she's unable to pay her rent on her salon this month. ktvu crime reporter henry lee spoke to her. about the story. surveillance video shows a man getting out of a jaguar and oakland's montclair village and breaking into an infinity parked near a starbucks. he steals a backpack containing an ipad laptop and nearly $40,000

force one touchdown at moffett federal airfield. president biden arriving in northern california to survey the damage caused by a series of strong storms. biden governor gavin newsom and senator alex padilla boarded a helicopter to take an aerial tour of the aftermath of flooding and mudslides that devastated the central coast. drenching rains, powerful winds, floods, landslides but you don't feel until you walk the streets or what do you do when you're able to walk after landing at watson ville airport, biden met with business owners and people impacted by the storms and capitola, where the governor toward last week high surf and storm surge caused major damagel of beach esplanade and took out parts of the town's worf. the waters recede, but we'll see the full extent of the damage to homes and businesses. and the farms and ranches and we now we know some of the destruction is going to take years to fully recover and rebuild. but we got to read not just rebuild. gotta rebuild better. the extraordinary work 93 agencies, local state r

president biden officially arriving the golden state just before noon at moffett federal airfield in mountain view today from there, the president helicoptered to santa cruz county touring the coastal town of capitola and meeting with affected business owners. >> the people in california, i say it again. the country is here for you. and with you. we are not leaving until things are built back and build back better than they were before. >> the president says he wants to build california stronger, starting with the major disaster declaration. he site it permits his administration to provide the highest level of assistance. the federal government may grant including money to pay for debris cleanup. we spoke to a business owner in capitola who led the president on a tour of some of the damage there. >> it was very personable. he truly wanted to hear the story of each one of the restaurant owners here a couple of times says. we do want to leave until you guys are whole. and he turned to governor newsom says i'm giving him the money and he's going make this happen. >> pretty quick trip fo

. >>> my name is doctor ellen moffett, i am an assistant medical examiner for the city and county of san francisco. i perform autopsy, review medical records and write reports. also integrate other sorts of testing data to determine cause and manner of death. i have been here at this facility since i moved here in november, and previous to that at the old facility. i was worried when we moved here that because this building is so much larger that i wouldn't see people every day. i would miss my personal interactions with the other employees, but that hasn't been the case. this building is very nice. we have lovely autopsy tables and i do get to go upstairs and down stairs several times a day to see everyone else i work with. we have a bond like any other group of employees that work for a specific agency in san francisco. we work closely on each case to determine the best cause of death, and we also interact with family members of the diseased. that brings us closer together also. >> i am an investigator two at the office of the chief until examiner in san francisco. as an investigat