they were displaced by fishing boats because they had taken over san , pedro, the harbor there and oxnard pier sufficient, commercial fishermen had no way to unload except for the santa monica pier. it became number one, the primary spot to deliver catches. and basically the community. and the santa monica pier became a focal point for that. it became even more efficient pier than it already was. this was home to the fishing boats. they push out the yacht community. and then in the 1960's, the pier was pretty run down. the city was trying to figure out what to do with it, and they had many ideas, other than being a causeway, which is a series of islands, on the santa monica pier, then out to malibu, there was the idea of a large island with a convention center and and using the pier as a bridge to that, and ultimately tearing it down and building their own bridge. all the concepts were surrounding the pier in the 70s 1970's until the community rallied and put a stop to it all. they planned to turn down the pier and turn into something else. the community said no. in 1983, storms wiped out

that's north of oxnard. it all started when the campers were driving, when a storm hit. a big tree blocked access to the road. their truck was stuck in the snow. they were finally able to walk to a place where their cell phone worked. and they called 1911. >> i was hoisted down. made contact with them. and they were very grateful. you know, they were scared. and you know, glad that someone was there to get them out. >> luckily, the couple had food and supplies in their truck. when the rescuers found them, they were hungry. they were dehydrated and sun burned. but otherwise, they're doing okay. >>> and these crews from the southern marin fire department, rescued two people. stranded near muir beach. this is a video they posted on instagram. and officials said the hikers slipped out on embankment and couldn't get back to the trail. a chp helicopter picked them up, took them to muir beach. they were checked out by paramedics. fortunately, both of the hikers were okay. >>> time is 4:35. police in fremont say they have solved a cold case murder that dates back to 1990. ktvu's

the slide forced the highway patrol to close highway 1 between the western end of malibu and oxnard.k in the mud. officials concerned about more mudslides in malibu and areas burned by fire. >> city leaders in orinda will discuss a possible increase in sales tax. orinda voters approve a sales tax in 2013. it raises about a million dollars a year. it's going to expire in march of 2022. the city council will consider whether the measure should be continued, allowed to expire or increase to more than half a cent. if the tax goes up, the money would pay for road improvements and repairs. the council meets tomorrow. >>> on the peninsula, san mateo county libraries are getting rid of late fees. starting today, library card holders will not be penalized for returning items late. they will charge replacement fees for lost items. the county wants everyone in the community to have easy access to books, dvds and other activities. a good time to stay inside and cozy up. >>> absolutely. two days without rain out of the next seven. here's a look at today. we have a chance of light showers across t

truck, rescuers pulled the pair and their dogs to safety from a helicopter, overalamo mountain near oxnard, they were driving when a storm hit, a huge tree blocked access to the road, and they got stuck in snow, they were able to get to a place where their cell phone worked and called 911. >> i was hoisted down, made contact, they're grateful, they were scared, glad that someone was there to get them out. >> luckily the couple had some food and supplies in their truck, when rescuers found them, they were hungry, dehydrated and sunburned, but otherwise they're doing okay. >>> the nba unveils the starting lineup for the all- star game, the 2 warriors who made the cut. >>> a senior who wants to be an emt, and has saved two people at his school. >>> and spring ♪ ♪ with the chase mobile app, jason wu could pay practically anyone, at any bank, all while putting on a runway show for new york fashion week. ♪ ♪ he could. or, he could make it even easier - and set up recurring payments to his neighbor. for cat sitting. (meow) whoa. you've groomed her, too. (cell phone vibrating) and now she's ready

slide forced the highway patrol to close between highway 1 between the western end of mol beau and oxnardvehicles got stuck in the mud. officials are more concerned about mud lieds and areas burned by the woolsly fire as the week goes on. >>> a temporary stop -- because of an equipment break. the ocean cleanup project has been using a device to clean up the great pacific garbage patch. heavy rains and wind recently damaged the device. it's now being towed to hawaii so engineers can assess the damage. >>> on the peninsula, san mateo county libraries are getting rid of late fees. starting today, library card holders will not be penalized for returning items late. but the county will charge replacement fees for any lost items. the county says it wants everyone in the community to have easy access to books, dvds and other materials. alexis. >> that sounds great. taking a look at the roads, not so great here. you have a lot of company if you're headed out the door. no blocking incidents. just back at full volume here today. metering lights on as of 5:30. i don't think we had them turned on, ma

alamo mountain, north of oxnard. it all started when the campers were driving. then the storm hit. stuck in the snow. they were able to make it on foot. and that's when they called 911. >> i was hoisted down. made contact with them. and they were very grateful. they were scared. and you know, glad that someone was there to get them out. >> luckily, the couple had food and supplies in their truck. when rescuers found them, they were hungry, dehydrated, sun burned. but otherwise, they were doing okay. >>> here at home, crews from the southern marin fire department rescued two people who were stranded near muir beach yesterday afternoon. they posted this video. one said the hiker slipped out and couldn't get back to the trail. the chp helicopter picked them up and took them to muir beach. both hikers were okay. >>> time is 6:45. honors and praise for an east bay high school student, whose knowledge and quick thinking saved the life of another student. 9th grader arroyo was playing basketball in antioch, when she slammed into another girl, going full speed. brian canty, a senior, saw t

navy had taken over san pedro and the harbor oxnard,d had taken over so the commercial fishermen hadre to unload their catches it became the primary spot for fishermen to deliver their to feed basically the community. and so the santa monica pier the focal point for that and it became even more of a it already than was. this was home for the fishing boats and pushed out the odd community. in the 1960s the pier was getting run down and the city what tong to figure out do. there were many ideas, one was a highway running along the pier to malibu and the islands and then there was the large island with a convention center and, you know, a nice hotel. pier as a bridge to that and ultimately tearing down the pier and building their own bridge so all of these concepts surrounding the peer ere in the 1960s and early 1970s until the community rallied and put a stop to it all. he city had planned to tear down the pier and the community said no. wiped out 3, storms the west end of the pier, which seemed like a tragedy at the time. it did was create a clean slate for the city and community to f

they were displaced by fishing boats because they had taken over san pedro, the harbor there and oxnardercial fishermen had no way to unload except for the santa monica pier. it became number one, the primary spot to deliver catches. and basically the community. and the santa monica pier became a focal point for that. and even more efficient pier than it already was. home to the fishing boats. and then in the 1960s, the pier was pretty run down. and they had many ideas, other than being a causeway which is a series of islands, on the santa monica pier then out to malibu, there was the idea of a large island with a convention center and using the pier is a bridge and ultimately tearing it down and building their own bridge. all the concepts were surrounding the pier in the 70s and so the community rallied and put a stop to it all. they planned to turn down the pier and turn into something else. in 1983, storms wiped out the end of the pier and it seemed like a tragedy at the time. what it did was create a clean state for them to figure what we going to do with this pier that we love so m

native taken over san pedro and that taken over oxnard so the commercial fishermen had nowhere to unloadh is accept the santa monica pier so became the number one, the primary spot for fishermen to deliver their catches to feed basically the community. so the santa monica pier became the focal point for that and became even more of a fishing pier than already was, which was home to the fishing boats. then in the 1960s the pier was getting pretty run down and the city was trying to figure out what to do with it. there were many ideas, a series of islands and a hybrid run alongside the pier and then there was a idea of a large island with the convention center, nice hotel and using the pier as a bridge to that and ultimately tearing down the pier and building their own bridge. so all these concepts were surrounding the pier in 1960s and early 1970s until the community rallied and put a stop to it all. the city at play to tear down the pier and the community said no. and then in 1983, storms wiped out the west end which seemed like a tragic at the time. what they did was create a clean slat

dallas no stranger to california with training camp in oxnard about an hour from the coliseum that'spionship on the line reporting from rams practice in thousand oaks i'm nick james." andrew thanks, nick. the rams are trying to move one step closer to the super bowl. but, so are the cowboys. and dallas has already played a game this postseason. and won. beating seattle on wild card weekend... dak prescott outdueled russell wilson. in the cowboys' 24-22 win on saturday. ezekiel elliott had a big game on the ground...137 yards and a touchdown. amari cooper had 106 receiving yards. the cowboys have playmakers. as our tobin mcduff reports...saturday's game against the rams could be a case of "who blinks first." while many cowboys fans are grateful dallas is heading to los angeles and not new orleans for a rematch with the saints..be careful what you wish for. the rams are second only to kansas city in the n-f-l in both points and yards this season. the dallas defense will be tested. and the rams' defense is nothing to scoff at either. the cowboys' offensive line will be asked to open hol

san luis obispo over to santa barbara, heading to l.a., oxnard. issue for the burn scar areas. break today, early tomorrow morning the next system is flying along and it has a lot of moisture, low is going to form on the backside of here and that will be the surface low which kicks up the wind and also enhances the up-slope for those that live near the coast, santa cruz mountains, i think marin county, russian river hefty totals late friday, early saturday. the front will go through, then we will get a break, then cold air comes in sunday into monday. that will lower the snow levels. they will go down to 4000 feet, maybe lower by the time we get to monday morning. and there's going to be some heavy duty snow total, winter storm watch out now, undoubtedly a warning by the time you get to friday night. 60s on the temps today. warmest temps probably between now and the next five days. next monday, tuesday look very cool with mid-50s for some by monday on the high side. >> wow. >>> 7:49. a talented young quarterback who grew up in marin county, now he's playing in the super bowl. c