live in moraga, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. julian: in the east bay, bay pointe was flooded from the storm and the community says it was avoidable. water from a can now flooded the street and at least three homes. neighbors are outraged, saying it was debris mixed with garbage that clogged up the drain, but county officials tell us they cleared it last tuesday, saying it was overwhelmed by the historic storm. the area upstream from here is on private property. the county says it will talk with those property owners to make sure they are doing their part. kumasi: we aren't the only ones seeing extreme weather. a major nor'easter is slamming the east coast this morning. mona gosar abdi has that and more. mona: with eight inches inches and wind of 60 miles an hour, new york and new jersey declaring states of emergency, flood warnings in effect from the jersey shore to boston. officials urging those living in basements to plan ahead. the storm system already wreaking havoc in the heartland. >> look at this strong tornado. mona: mor

a fallen tree forced chris to shut down a block of the lower grade highway between moraga and lawton can see the tree landed on top of some parked cars. a downed tree closed down lake drive and golden gate park. the storm has caused dozens of flight cancellations at san francisco international airport. 58 flights have been canceled and another 286 have been delayed. open international airport reports 23 cancellations -- oakland international airport reports 23 cancellations. >> we are tracking our atmospheric river through the evening. it is slowly sinking to the south but we still have hours of heavy rain to get through. >> just how powerful has the storm been? we will take a look at this massive landslide. now, a northern california highway could be closed for days. >> sharks are playing in boston and tom terrific makes history. tom brady rewriti ever wonder how san francisco became the greenest big city in america? just ask the employee owners of recology. we built the recycling system from the ground up, helping san francisco become the first city in the country to have a univers

not far from moraga country club, trimming top of tree, fell.rd if he was tethered to a safety line. >>> effort to get older americans a booster shot gets a boost. fda approves moderna and johnson & johnson boosters as the bay area health officials are urging fully vaccinated older adults to get the booster. >> reporter: bay area health officials are hoping vaccine clinics like this will soon have all shots available for boosters. increasing number of people over 65 in hospital with covid vaccinated but haven't had a booster. >> feel better, know i'm protecting people in my community. >> reporter: science teacher got the pfizer booster today. more options are likely days away. fda approved moderna and johnson & johnson booster shots and mixing and matching them today, decision the cdc is likely to follow. >> it is the right move, flexibility is name of the game, don't want people hemming and hawing, wondering if the neighborhood drug store has the right company. >> dr. peter chin hong says the timing is important. older and immunocompromised peo

after this project in the far eastern contra costa county, it's on to part of moraga and orinda next. >> what is next for some of the seasonal firefighters? >> reporter: they are hoping that programs like this will lead to some workers being employed throughout the year. right now, they have two crews of 12, and they hope that through extra funding that they can extend programs like this through the winter months, instead of ending it sometime in november. >> thank you so much. >>> in new york city, members of the fire union hit the streets today to protest the city's vaccine mandates. city workers, including first responders, need to get the vaccine by tomorrow or go on unpaid leave. the union warns some fire companies can close if the mayor doesn't budge on his mandate. >>> next week, federal authorities could approve covid vaccines for children ages 5 to 11, but some parents are planning to wait. a new survey by the kaiser family foundation says 3 in 10 parents plan to take a wait-and- see approach. 27% of parents will get their children vaccinated right away. the survey that a lar

nearly seven inches fell in moraga. debris flows were enormous, usually an early season storm has lighter rain. even though county public works crews were prepared, this monster storm overwhelmed them. >> the wind on top of that -- the continuous storm brought on a lot of debris. you know, tree limbs onto the road, onto the system, plugging up our storm drains. >> crews worked tirelessly removing debris and reopening flooded roads across the region. in concord, dangling lines were reported above the creek behind this hotel. cable and power companies had many calls for assistance. so many people want people wantp prepared for the storm that on saturday and sunday, they came out and got sandbags. usually the county does not run out. this time they said somehow they ran out of sand over the weekend. they are trying to replenish their supply and they suggest homeowners go around looking at trees close to their house, and even better if they are able to get an expert or an arborist out to see how secure or how stable the tre

nearly seven inches fell in moraga. debris flows were enormous. early-season storm has lighter rain. even though crews were prepared, this monster storm overwhelmed them. >> the wind on top of the continuous storm brought on a lot of debris. a lot of tree limbs onto the road, plugging up the storm drains. >> crews worked tirelessly removing the debris and reopening flooded roads across the region. in concord, dangling lines were reported above the creek behind this hotel. cable and power companies had many calls for assistance. seem to take it seriously, the warnings about it. contra costa county and other minutes counties say they always have sandbags available. this time, they were wiped out of their sand supply. the county said it was totally gone. people showed up over the weekend to get sandbags to protect their property and are in the process of replenishing their sand. dan: let's go to the north bay. marion county was hit hard by the storm. stephanie sierra explain how people there are recovering. >> heavy rain brought more than just high t

above average when you should be in the low 80's this time of year hayward 83 degrees orinda and moraga upper 80's for you with concord and walnut creek mid-nineties richmond 85 degrees. and in the north bay still going to get more of that offshore wind influence. that's why we're still seeing 80's and 90's. so temperatures about 10 to 15 degrees above average. there. napa 89 degrees sonoma even hotter at 93 degrees as a santa rosa mill valley mild temperatures there in the upper 80's taking a look ahead at your next 7 day forecast. we're going to have summer sunday into monday. very little change temperature wise that more fall seasonable weather by tuesday and then look at how it just drops for the remainder of the next 7 days temperatures about 5 to 15 degrees below average. so going to feel more like winter than fall in the coming days. and that storm certainly going to help cool us down significantly. so let's hope we get some measurable rain out of this looking weak right now. but we're going to keep an eye on it from the crowd for weather center in the coming days. we need a litt

or less with livermore at 87 degrees union city in the upper 80's at 88 degrees with the renda and moragace for you there. but we're seeing mid 80's for benicia and allay and nevado 88 degrees with no valley in the low 80. so still tracking some pretty warm temperatures. but then look at that drop by sunday into monday, sunday. we're dropping 10 to 15 degrees from saturday's daytime highs and then we're going to cool down an additional 5 to 10 degrees on monday as sunday storm bringing a slight rain will be behind a very cool dry air mass on monday. but we're going to see some widespread light scattered sunday night. a little sneak peek of what's to come because yeah, finally get to show off these rain icons that i haven't used in quite a yeah. i had a clean them up a thank you, >> oakland police have released new video and they hope it will help catch the killer of a 15 year-old girl who was murdered last wednesday. she was a passenger and her uncle scar police say somebody in another car began shooting kron four's, haaziq madyun has that story. >> this is senseless and we need to get to

a partly cloudy conditions tomorrow out there 60's for ended down the moraga 70 for vacaville 65 forsa expected to hit 70 degrees tomorrow. so here's a look at our extended forecast after that looks like winter little warming trend friday into saturday. there will be back up to the mid 80's for the interior valley in the meantime, just a cooler temperatures this evening and windy conditions. sanaa's back to you. thank you, erica. >> up next, the most popular halloween costumes in each state are out. so where kids dressing up as this year the list of the most popular halloween costumes is outs here. it is broken down by state in california. >> the most popular costume is squidgame. that's also the most popular costume in the country as a whole. and after watching the series this weekend. i definitely predicted at the number 2, a costume in the country is just the generic which also popular are princesses cruella and dinosaurs. this is according to father mag dot com, which is a lifestyle magazine. and just in time for holiday travel. the island of fiji is reopening to vaccinated touri

let around except around moraga and danville. 680 getting heavier rain.n in the south bay, but wind is everywhere. gusty winds from 30 to 50 miles per hour. our level 4 system throughout the day. then we get into a level to know monday morning with rain in the south bay. if you showers tuesday. sunny and drier the rest of the week. liz: thank you. thank you for joining us here on abc7 mornings. very busy morning for all of us. i am liz kreutz along with lisa argen. if you have not already, now is the time to download our streaming apps on amazon fire,i, apple tv, android, and roku. and abc7 meteorologist drew tuma will be giving live updates on the storms, rainfall totals, and where rain is headed next. join drew live wherever you stream, and can even ask him a question on facebook or youtube. follow him on twitter for updates. abc7 news continues at 5:00 p.m. stay safe and have a >> this is the abc7 "spotlight," sponsored by the center at sierra health foundation. >> there's no reason to wait to get the covid-19 vaccine. all vaccines are proven to be saf

pablo bay over to oakland berkeley and up into the hills into moraga orinda lafayette all looking at still could then see rainfall working its way across the region. all step out of the way of some of those showers that we do have across the east bay from oakland on up through richmond. hercules. eventually across the kerch teen is bridge up through the we are looking at the active morning with some light to moderate showers. american canyon getting in the mix fairfield of tobaccoville very wet along 80 there. a couple of sprinkles out towards concord but definitely not as widespread as some other areas, south bay, you've been quiet. you'll stay quiet for much of the day compared to the rest of the bay area. but tonight you'll see that heavy rainfall longer. second system. this frontal boundary that's going to make its way into the picture resulting in an uptick in rain fall during your morning commute tomorrow. so during the day today we will see showers moving in and out across the region. pockets of heavier rainfall to be pushing in at times this afternoon so it may be dry from ti

conditions 76 near 77 in moraga today downtown san around 77 81 degrees in vacaville and fairfield tends for now. but 77 and then across the north bay novato and center fell the warmer spots for the afternoon. both at 80 degrees and then a little bit cooler. of course, of the coast since the beach in point rays, both in the low 60's. it's expected to warm up even more so tomorrow we'll have more details coming up in just a bit. justine, thank you so much. >> an unwanted effective. san francisco's vaccine mandate for city workers. 120 police officers have been pulled off the streets because they were not vaccinated. so what this means for the safety of the city. and president biden continues to plead with americans to get vaccinated. his renewed push and his new message to people who have not gotten the covid shots plus, there was an intense rescue caught on camera. see the moment. some quick thinking officers ran right towards the burning vehicle. how the driver and the passenger are doing right now. >> at least 46 people have been killed. another 41 injuredpin a massive building fire i

walnut creek lafayette moraga orinda. you're also seeing some deeper green indicating increased rainfall intensity right here. concord is about to increase in intensity for you here in about 20 minutes. a little drier for alameda in oakland compared to where you had been at least but rainfall will push back in for these areas because look at what's directly to the south of you. this deeper green indicating a pocket of rain which is now pushing right across 92 on up towards hayward just to the north and west of fremont lighter showers on the peninsula. but you saw plenty of rainfall sitting offshore, which is about to push or direction. san mateo bridge is very wet this morning as his at sfo where we do have multiple delays because of this rain palo alto across the dumbarton bridge also having tapped into it as well as that very southern edge of the peninsula. once you drop into los altos hills as well as menlo park. now that heavy spot of rain right around the 6. 8024 interchange is where we are seeing right around walnut