we have a report of in oxnard of three inches in an hour in the oxnard area, ventura, santa barbara, inches an hour. let's think about that. that's that's pretty hard to manage. that much water coming out. and like i always say about southern california, they're not wired for rivers. they're not set up to topographically to handle a lot of water. there is a river mouth there at the ventura harbor, but it's not really set up for three inches or three three inches of rain in an hour. so there's been flooding and all sorts of issues . that storm that could have been us, quite frankly, had the dynamics been such that that low had drifted a little bit further west and not drifted south. we would could have easily santa cruz mountains could have easily been in those numbers. i saw numbers like up to a half foot in, in south of point conception, south of san luis obispo. so these are some of our totals. we did see boulder creek get a significant amount of rain, six inches of rain, which is what some parts of ventura county got in a day. but that's what boulder creek got in four days. but st

now just south of ventura, flooding got so bad in oxnard that people were spotted paddle boarding throughhe streets. areas among the hardest hit by large waves and high surf, the city has closed all public beaches in oxnard friday through sunday. >>> as the next storm takes aim at the bay area, stay with us for the very latest. live look in san jose. relatively clear skies but that will change tonight. our today in the bay team will be tracking the conditions along the coast as well as any other weather that could impact your morning commute. today in the bay begins at 5:00 a.m. >>> our other top story, a chaotic scene in san francisco. a city worker in the hospital after a hit and run crash. police say the car that hit him was wanted. this hour, the driver is still on the loose, let's bring in nbc bay area's jocelyn moran. >> reporter: caution tape near 8th and mission after a city worker was hit. san francisco police said around 4:00 this afternoon, officers noticed a car wanted in connection with the crime. however, before they even tried to make a traffic stop, the driver sped off. hi

all the way through oxnard, ventura and into san diego. later today.our future cast, and this is, uh, pretty much a flavor of what you can anticipate today. you notice by two, 3:00 in the afternoon, some of the precipitation to the south wants to gradually crawl into the south bay. just some cloud cover. a chance of a sprinkle or two, but nothing ominous as what we experienced yesterday. area of low pressure out to the north of the bay area. pretty much stays there. we remain dry, in fact, all the way through christmas. today's high 63 to 67 degrees. we have your five day forecast in your holiday outlook . that's still coming up. >> all right roberta, thank you. in just a couple of weeks, many people will be doing dry january. we're talking about a growing trend of what's called sober bars for people who don't drink, run up to our newsroom. >> now, say good morning to frank mallicoat. as you're looking ahead to the next couple of hours of mornings on two. >> all right, guys, good morning. good morning dave. hi everyone. a plan introduced to build the l

nos trae los detalles bajo el agua. >> así amaneció este vecindario en oxnard.imera vez. arturo carrera dice que se encontraba pintando un hogar con varios de sus colegas en el área. cuando escucharon el ruido de la corriente que dejó vehículos varados, como muestran estas imágenes que filmó con su teléfono celular. vimos la corriente del agua que estaba en la orilla, pero venía demasiado rápido. >> entonces, con el ruido de las olas y el panorama en las zonas costeras del sur de california ha sido en las últimas horas turbulento por el fuerte oleaje que ha provocado deslaves de arena y espuma. >> según el departamento de bomberos del condado de ventura, al -8 personas han sido transportadas al hospital por una fuerte ola que impactó las zonas de word y power point. no obstante, muchos residentes han desafiado el peligro acercándose a las olas para captar con sus teléfonos celulares. este inusual evento de la madre naturaleza. >> me pareció raro porque no hay viento. el clima está hermoso, así que no estábamos seguros de dónde estaba viniendo la tormenta. parece

you see the town of oxnard, about 35,000 people, a seaside community, this tornado warned which is a radar indicated storm moved on shore within the past 20 minutes. and again, this is a radar confirmed, so no visual confirmation, but nonetheless we want to be on high alert for this area for the potential at least of very isolated weak short lived tornadoes. the other major threat being the heavy rainfall. this is observed rainfall. you focus in on ventura county, some locations, some chatter from the national weather service have seen 3 inches per hour in oxnard. so the potential there for flash flooding does exist. we'll focus in on ventura county, but you can see the watches extending from southern california into arizona, but 27 million americans under the flood watch including phoenix to los angeles and san diego. and and atmospheric river pointd directly at southern california wringing out all the available moisture in the atmosphere because of those mountain ranges that run east to west just north to los angeles. so that is why we have moderate risk of flash flooding here and

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so you see the higher numbers that are now down here in and around oxnard.ternoon by sunday. things should start to get better for them. but if you are headed in this direction, understand that i-5 is going to be in part of this. and you do make sure you're not doing anything to contribute to any of the fire danger that they have. they also today until 4 o'clock have some coastal danger with a surfeit advisory that is out and also beach hazards. they have a risk of rip currents out there, too. so a little bit of a tough go for southern california. back to you. thank you. a san francisco man accused of pushing an elderly woman off a muni bus and knocking her unconscious back in september has now been arrested. >> police say the unprovoked bush bus push happened on nd 16th streets back in september. a 76 year-old woman tried to board the bus and a stranger pushed her causing her to fall backwards. investigators say police add the woman's head struck a concrete sidewalk and she lost consciousness and then got off the bought the bus and walked away. the elderly

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oxnard received the heaviest pounding, and in some areas, more than 2 1/2 inches fell in a few hours. one point there were concerns about a possible tornado. >> let's check in with first alert meteorologist paul heggen here in the north, we are doing just fine, but down south is a different story. >> it's a mess down there, paul. >> it is. just in time for the peak of the holiday rush. fortunately that system will lose its influence over the next few days. travel that direction gets worse the further south we go from los angeles. around the bay area, we will see passing cloud cover. it will be occasionally breezy on friday, but not what you would call a blustery day by our standards. dry weather will prevail for the next several days, all the way into the weekend and even beyond christmas day on monday. passing clouds overhead will not have a huge impact on solar electricity generation. the big impact is the fact that it is the winter solstice. the shortest amount of daylight that we get in the year around 7:30 this evening is the moment of the solstice, only 9 1/2 hours of daylight t

amaneció este vecindario en oxnard, al noroeste de los Ángeles.se en una tabla de surfear como este hombre, mientras que otros no daban crédito a los embates que ha dejado el denominado río atmosférico en el océano pacífico. algunos propietarios, que llevan varios años viviendo en la zona, aseguran que fueron sorprendidos por el fuerte ruido de la corriente que dejó hasta vehículos varados, según el departamento de bomberos del condado de ventura, al menos 8 personas han sido transportadas al hospital por una fuerte ola que impactó o 2 zonas locales. el panorama en las zonas costeras del sur de california ha sido en las últimas horas turbulento por el fuerte oleaje que ha provocado también deslaves de arena y mucha espuma. no obstante, muchos residentes han desafiado el peligro, acercándose a las olas para captar con sus teléfonos celulares este inusual evento de la madre naturaleza. veamos su reacción. >> me pareció raro porque no hay viento. el clima está hermoso, así que no estábamos seguros de dónde estaba viniendo la tormenta. parece que hay

all have since reopened sand venture and oxnard. evacuation warning still does remain in effect, but the focus overall is now turning to clean up efforts after flood waters. a lot of times got into people's homes, been bad down there. so if you're planning to drive south for the christmas holiday or the new year, be aware. cleanup efforts and crews will still be ongoing and on the road. scott force gayle ong joins us now with a look at the forecast. is people hit the road scale. >> yeah, well, threat of the flooding is over in southern california for now. so it's nice that they're going start drying up like we are here. so here's our storm tracker, satellite and radar. just think it's see what the situation is. >> right now, i know it's friday. it's travel day and especially driving down the 5. so take a look. great here. looks like things have dissipated you can expect maybe a stray shower or 2. some lingering showers in southern california. but over towards the east, that's where that system is tracking. there's a winter weather a

oxnard, just over six, but that city got a month's worth of rain in just one 60-minute deluge. >> therecords going back well over 100 years. this hasn't happened before. in this area. just very life-threatening conditions. >> reporter: the storm led to several rescues, including a dog trapped under a deck in santa barbara. and in san diego, a man was pulled to safety after being stranded for days on a rocky cliff. while southern california is finally drying out, many are still digging it. dozens of homes suffered flood damage. residents unsure if they are still livable. and in the hollywood hills, a wall of mud crashed into dan wise's backyard. >> wake up in the morning and this whole thing had come down here like this. >> reporter: wise says he is unsure what happens next. what does this yard mean to you? >> very important to me. it's our house. devastating. and helpless. >> reporter: wise believes all of this mud comes from loose dirt at a construction site up the hill. none of it seeped into his home, but he could still face thousands of dollars of repairs. unfortunately, his insuran

oxnard just got a month's worth of rain in 40 minutes this morning.t's why matt was standing in front of that mess. you see the elevated risk has gone down to santa monica. redondo. that's who's in place for it today. watch how it extends to the desert. phoenix and tucson tomorrow into early saturday. that's where that pile of rain is going to push up. you will see gusty winds with this, too, so any of those vulnerable trees. mud slides. any of that land that's ready to move has a chance to. it will come together, robin, with this system from the north. you could have a booming christmas eve morning from dallas to kansas city, and then we could see record highs throughout the northern plains. >> did you say booming? >> booming. >> we'll see. thank you, ginger. we'll get back to you in just a bit. now to chaos at the southern border. authorities overwhelmed by the record number of people crossing, with texas now flying migrants to chicago days after governor abbott signed that controversial new law. aaron katersky has the latest for us. good morning, a

yes i imagine quite the scene out there. >> and the one person that we interviewed was from oxnard.coming from southern california to surf here. but you're right. gasia very dangerous out there yesterday. and although the, the, the breaking waves not quite as high or powerful today still very powerful. and there is an advise tree that goes until later today outsider doors at this hour it's a fairly quiet one to start giving you a live look there into san francisco. we will have the clouds with us, a little bit of drizzle, lightrillionain this morning before the big event arrives a little bit later today. and here's a look at storm tracker two, where you can see it is quiet, but we do have some drizzle falling below the radar beam, so a little hard to tell exactly who is getting it. likely along the coastline line, perhaps just inside the bay. here's a view of the storm that is already bringing some light rain and high elevation snow to areas like the pacific northwest into northern california as well. here's where we are 11 a.m. in it's entering lake county and sonoma county. so bet

yesterday at this time we were talking about heavy rain in oxnard, california. they received over 3 inches of rain in one hour. their entire month of december averages 2 1/2 inches. so they received over a month's worth of rain in just one hour period. that is astounding and we call that one in 1,000 year event. it means that there is a one this 1,000 chance of that occurring within any given year. and this was the result, the flooding that took place, flooding backyards of people's homes and even impacting some businesses as well. nearby santa barbara county was also flooded and inundated with some of the weather that was going on across southern california. you can see people driving through the floodwaters here in some of the local intersections. not a good idea. we talk about that slogan turn around don't drown. that is the most important thing. it could save your life. and other notable rainfall totals, we exceeded half a foot in some locations. so gives you an idea just how heavy the rain actually was. latest radar still showing heavy rainfall across los a

a month's worth of rain fell in less than an hour in downtown oxnard.a senior living center where residents were evacuated. good samaritans were there as well. a man pulled up a truck up to stalled vehicle. it wasn't only people that needed to be rescued. santa barbara fire department rescued a dog after crawling through an opening. crews cut open a section of the deck and rescue the pup. the rain is expected to scant off and on through today and in ventura county sandbags are available. every drop of rain that falls is insult to injury after a tough few days. back to you, guys. >> gillian: let's hope sage gets reunited with her family soon. fox weather is the winter storm headquarters, stream it on your favorite device, always on and free. >> bret: march lawsuits are being filed in states across the country looking to kick former president donald trump off 2024 ballots. after this week's colorado supreme court ruling, constitutional law expert professor jonathan turley with this note of caution. >> you have four justices on the colorado supreme court t

a months' worth of rainfall in oxnard, water rescues and including at a senior living center where residents were evacuated. good samaritans were lending a hand as well, in santa barbara, a man rescued a man and child, and not only people that need to be rescued. they rescued sage, a yellow lab, trapped under a deck after crawling through a small opening. they removed part of the deck and rescued the dog. and driving conditions throughout southern california has been dangerous with spinouts and crashes throughout the southland. luckily most flooding has dissipated on roads. there are some showers and rain storms expected throughout the day today but nothing like over the past few days, though ventura county is offering sandbags for those who need it. >> jacqui: hope they are through the worst of it. thanks so much. >> john: hollywood, somebody attacked actor charlie sheen at his home, nearly strangling him. a live report coming up. >> jacqui: as the u.s. navy surges ships to the red sea, we are learning iran is giving the houthis realtime intelligence through a spy ship. >> john: and a grim

rain fell in that area in a very short period of time. 3.18 inches of rain fell in just an hour in oxnardiving center had to be evacuated, around 20 people were taken to safety by first responders. 60 homes were also flooded there. we spoke to one man who had a foot of water in his garage. >> everything is wet about a foot up on everything. the deluge must have gone through the entire garage. i have boxes destroyed, i mean -- it tipped over -- it tipped over a commercial vacuum cleaner and got water on the inside it was so forceful. >> a flash flood warning runs here in santa barbara for the next few hours and the rain should continue on until early tomorrow morning. john. >> john: can you push some of that north, max? the ski areas dumped on last year are a little thin this year. >> yeah, absolutely. i would love to do a little skiing but right now looking a little too thin. >> john: all right. max gordon, thank you. fox weather is your winter storm hq, always on, always free, on your connected device. >> jacqui: a question that "home alone" fans have debated for years. how much money di

people were warned to stay off the beaches in oxnard and ventura today, and to be ready for more coastal flooding through tomorrow night. we're also getting a look at some dramatic video showing people running as this rogue wave smashed into ventura south seaward avenue yesterday. you can see some spectators were swept up in that powerful wave. ventura officials say eight people were taken to the hospital for their injuries. that strong current even pushed a truck down the street. you can see there there were 15 water rescues yesterday, including a state parks lifeguard who was exhausted trying to assist a surfer after the high surf also damaged a beachfront hotel and flooded streets, a reminder that you can stay on top of weather by streaming ktvu news on your smart tv. you can watch live newscasts and stories on demand on your amazon fire tv, roku, apple tv or android tv. just search for the fox local app and then select ktvu. >> and nearly five months since the deadly wildfires destroyed parts of maui, the area is still trying to recover its vital tourism industry is lagging, and hawa

we're worried about, the storms are approaching from the south, i'm worried about the areas from oxnardmalibu as we go through the overnight hours tonight into tomorrow. but 22 million are in flood watch. los angeles, it doesn't look like you're going to get the extreme high amounts of rain. same goes for san diego. but the really impactful stuff, where we can get mud and debris flow, this area here, in and around the malibu santa barbara areas. at least 3 inches. some areas could end up with 7, 8, 9 inches of rain. as far as timing, here's 5:00 p.m. this evening, it gets to l.a., kind of stalls and goes back towards the coast, tomorrow afternoon is the best chance for los angeles and then san diego, as we go throughout thursday night, friday morning, is your best chance of rain. by friday, we're all said and done with that storm. again, later tonight and tomorrow, if we're going to get those dramatic pictures that's when we'll see them. >>> still ahead, about face, why >>> still ahead, about face, why ri twhen my doctor gave me breztri for my copd things changed for me. breztri gave me

and so it is just unloading on santa barbara county, oxnard, ventura, la, lompoc, those areas gettingnificant rainfall. and again, us to the north, nothing to the south, everything. and this thing is just loading. and, you know, remember how slow it was. we've only loop on this thing. remember how slow it was moving. look at those training cells moving into the santa barbara area, into ventura, malibu, manhattan beach, now into southern california, into laguna beach. so it's heavy, heavy rain down there. and they do not do well with rainfall. with heavy rainfall. they just don't they don't have the river set up. have you ever been to la? have you ever seen the la river? you see the movie grease, right? with the concrete. that was the la river. it's just a big trench, right? that's all. that's. they have areas that drain, but that's kind of their big go to. and when you get three inches of rain in an area like that off the urban concrete, you're going to have massive water flows. and so that's one of the concerns is those rains move in. now forecast lows tonight cool. but not freezing.

this video just into our newsroom was taken from oxnard. it's causing some flooding, leaving cars stranded in water. and with the delays and cancellations that we are already seeing happening at sfo and really rolling in by the minute, it's a very important reminder to check your flight status before you head to the airport. live at sfo. lina howland abc seven news thanks, lina. >> heavy rain in the north bay caused some problems in santa rosa. we got a glimpse of this flooded street yesterday. the santa rosa fire says crews had to go in and clear it out by hand. in sonoma county, the fire district says crews rescued a family along marquis station road near the town of windsor. their car stalled along a flooded road. it was still dark. >> they may not have seen the water. i'm not quite sure. we always are telling people turn around, don't drown. >> also, in sonoma county, this home in the summer home park neighborhood was redtagged, a massive 250 foot redwood tree came crashing down right next to it. it also took down several power lines. a

. >> oxnard, riverside. bakersfield. diego and sacramento are among the cali markets slated to see double digit sales growth. on average, the five metro areas are expected to have sales growth of 13.1% next year. >> as we look ahead to 2024, one of the things we expect to see nationwide is that mortgage rates will continue their recent descent, perhaps getting all the way to six and one half percent at the end of the year. and that should help home sales in southern california, which is a particularly interest rate sensitive part of the country, realtor.com says. >> las vegas and springfield, massachusetts, are also expected to see a double digit jump in sales activity in 2024. in new york, gerri willis, fox business . >> the irs is nearly tripling the interest penalty for people who underpay their taxes. the interest penalty on estimated tax underpayments was increased from 3% to 8% for self-employed workers and independent contractors run the risk of being hit with the underpayment penalties since they tend to make qua

there was flooding in oxnard overnight to 30 million people are currently in areas under a flood watch. business owners spent yesterday scrambling to prepare for masters say if thunderstorms develop, some areas could see rain falling at a rate of one inch per hour. that is intense. yes. >> fortunately, mild here looks like a dry christmas. yes. >> that's right. let's get to meteorologist sandhya patel for the latest. sandhya. >> yeah, it was a nice day today here in the bay area. pretty quiet. ama and larry, let's take a look at live doppler seven right now, because let's talk about that soaking rain down in southern california. parts of ventura and santa barbara counties picking up 6 to 8in of rain. old man mountain, 8.53 down south so you can see why the flooding is a big concern down there and why watches and warnings are up. they are getting still some heavy rain. as you will notice, it's the same area of low pressure that is spinning up the moisture that brought us the stormy weather yesterday. it's all quiet here locally right now, but we do have a few showers showing up right be

no barrier markets made that list, which had oxnard and ventura county as number two for projected growth. san diego. riverside bakersfield and los angeles. also made that top ten. industry experts say home sales have been sluggish in southern california, even though if we compare this to the pre-pandemic period of 2017 to 2019, home sales in california are still expected to be much lower. >> they are going to see a nice rebound in 2024. >> at the top of the list was toledo, ohio, standing out as the only market projected to do better than the average home sales count before the pandemic. >> amazon is launching a new promotion to help get struggling college students home for the holidays. as the e-commerce giant says, it's teaming up with travel booking site student universe to offer domestic airfares for $25 round trip. the deal is only available to prime student members for flights in mid-december and early january. the promotion begins tomorrow and it will last through thursday. amazon will offer $1,025 tickets each day, while the san francisco 49ers got their revenge against the phila

we saw flooding in oxnard overnight to 30 million people are currently in areas under a flood watch businessepare. >> it's prone to flooding, so you just got to prepare for it. so we have sandbags and we have uh- lots of plastic and we have seen it flood quite a few times. so we kind of are prepared and so hopefully we'll just see what this storm does. >> forecasters say if thunderstorms develop some areas could see rain falling at a rate of one inch per hour. >> heavy rain in the north bay caused some problems. in santa rosa, we got a glimpse of this flooded street yesterday. the santa rosa fire crews are saying that they had to go in and clear it out by hand in sonoma county, the fire district says crews rescued a family along mark west station road near the town of windsor, because their car stalled along a flooded road. >> it was still dark. they may not have seen the water. i'm not quite sure. we always are telling people turn around, don't drown. also in sonoma county, this home and the summer home park neighborhood was red tagged. >> a massive 250 foot redwood tree came crashing down

it is impacting the los angeles area through oxnard and ventura all the way to oceanside.ter weather day because this system will eventually begin to slide further to the south toward tijuana, mexico. and we will see sunshine prevail for the weekend across southern california. 59 right now in los angeles, 52 in bakersfield. remember if you're going to be traveling through the central valley this morning, heading towards the grapevine or the tehachapi mountains, you will encounter some fog. no snow in the tahoe forecast until rain-snow mix by wednesday, snow by the end of next week, perhaps a snowy new year's eve to new year's day. but until then, cold enough overnight to make the snow temperatures for us today. turning mostly sunny, mild numbers typically, we should be about 57 degrees, and throughout the tri valley, but instead today, on with ten degrees warmer than that 683 degrees and mountain view. and here you have it. tonight's overnight low temperatures still into the 40s. and as we head towards your christmas day, we will bump up the cloud cover towards sunday nigh

the gulf coast transit district for 0 emission buses as well as funds directed to ventura county oxnard and camarillo airports which are critical engines of economic activity for the local businesses in the region. in addition to creating sustaining jobs the cortical projects are helping to improve transportation options in our community, lessen traffic congestion reduce harmful greenhouse emissions and improve the quality of life in my community. thank you again for your attention to the local priorities. as the department of transportation considers awards for other competitive programs like the port infrastructure development program i also want to emphasize to you the incredible role that the port plays in the movement in our nation including for automobiles and fresh fruits and best vegetables of important experts. the next time you are in california i hope you can visit the port to see firsthand one of the cleanest sports and working toward 0 admission it's really helping to eliminate bottlenecks in los angeles in northern california. it is a deepwater port in california that some