a team of meteorologists survey the area along with oxnard fire. while it's certainly rare when we look at the number of tornadoes that occur relative to oklahoma nebraska, kansas and texas. >> it's far fewer. however, we do see them the last few years in the winter time we have had tornadoes reported across portions of southern california thinking about the montbello tornado. considered a weak tornado. however, leaving behind significant damage for residents and firefighters. >> to remove and clean up first thing is making sure the public safe and making sure we take care of all the material lets loose. >> we do have some winds start picking up here 2035 miles an hour. and later on this afternoon pick up against despite the mess, no residents were displaced and no one was injured. most of them are, you >> just plain average working people. so this is. pretty devastating. i'm grateful because our house is still standing. it's fine in sight. >> and that was alina abovian reporting for us tonight. >> it's going to check on the forecast, says we looki

a team of meteorologists survey the area along with oxnard fire.le it's certainly rare when we look at the number of tornadoes that occur relative to oklahoma nebraska, kansas and texas. >> it's far fewer. however, we do see them the last few years in the winter time we have had tornadoes reported across portions of southern california thinking about the montbello tornado. considered a weak tornado. however, leaving behind significant damage for residents and firefighters. >> to remove and clean up first thing is making sure the public safe and making sure we take care of all the material lets loose. >> we do have some winds start picking up here 2035 miles an hour. and later on this afternoon pick up against despite the mess, no residents were displaced and no one was injured. most of them are, you >> just plain average working people. so this is. pretty devastating. i'm grateful because our house is still standing. it's fine in sight. >> lenovo vian reporting for us there as we take a peek outside starting to get dark there. that's yeah. you know

en oxnard .uales los tornados aqui , justamente en california, pero aunque sean pequenos, causan mucho dano y por supuesto, destruccion. regreso contigo. >> si. de verdad ? llamativo. ese tornado. edgar. muchas gracias. de california. nos vamos a florida. los inmigrantes indocumentados que cometan crimenes muy graves en ese e estado recibiran la pena de muerte. asi lo disponen las nuevas leyes estatales contra la inmigracion ilegal. el objetivo de las medidas, entre otras cosas, es acelerar las d deportaciones. en florida viven al menos 400.000 inmigrantes indocumentados. rogelio mora-tagle entrevisto a uno de ellos. una trabajadora que le dijo como su sueno se transformo en una pesadilla. >> a ver si. >> cuando salga puedo ir a trabajar y volver a mi casa tranquila. >> es el dia del amor. en los tiempos del miedo. mucho miedo.>> me siento asustadisima. no llevo casi tres semanas que he perdido peso. no como. mis nervios estan al tope. estoy muy asustada. >> la inmigrante que habla en condicion d

bueno, ahora nos vamos a oxnard, al sur del estado.on arrasar todo a su paso. eran las 3 28 de la tarde del jueves, cuando el inusual tornado tocó tierra en el complejo de casas móviles ocean air, al este de oxnard, en el condado de ventura. fue unos segundos nomás, pero pues yo me asusté mucho porque pensé que se iba a llevar la casa. el tornado, afirma el servicio meteorológico nacional alcanzó ráfagas que alcanzaron entre 75 a 90 millas por hora. las imágenes de esta cámara de vigilancia que nos proporcionó un vecino indican que el fenómeno natural duró aproximadamente un minuto y recorrió media milla, afirman las autoridades. pues me asomé y miré que todos los árboles se ladeaban y como que llegó una oleada de con mucha agua. y yo ya lo que hice fue retirarme de las ventanas. la tempestad arrasó con el techo de varios hogares, dejó cristales rotos, escombros e inundaciones. representantes del servicio meteorológico nacional afirman que una docena de casas móviles presentaron daños a la estructura we are not aware of any damaging wi

blamed on an atmospheric river flooding the los angeles metro area and unleashing a rare tornado near oxnard. >> the house shook and the noise got louder and louder. it sounded like something hit the top of the house. >> reporter: residents say the slide swallowed nearly everything in the path. >> all of a sudden you could hear the roar and this splash of mud came down the street. >> a storm so violent that the roof of the super market caved in if. >> i was like oh my god. i was scared out of my mind. it was insane. >> reporter: back in malibu as the crane hoisted the suv back on to dry land eric scott stressing even though the rain stopped the landslide risk remains. >> usually 48 hours is the main concern after the rain stops. again, this is still tumultuous. there are a lot of burned, scarred footprints throughout los angeles andy woo know there is more rain to come. >> reporter: as crews try to clean up the muddy mess officials say the evacuation orders issued yesterday should be expiring by the end of tonight. lester. >> morgan chesky in california. thank you. that western storm is on t

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. >>> it wasn't the rain or wind that hit this mobile home park in oxnard. it was a tornado. said it only lasted a few minutes, but that was enough to wreck these homes. the national weather service said winds in the area were more than 50 miles an hour at the time. even outside here -- >> it had to be more than 50 if it was a tornado. >> even in the bay area it's been breezy. >> now the winds are starting to relax. this system is moving out and we settle into a calmer pattern probably the next couple weeks overall. >>> let's look at the big picture perspective and look where our latest storm is going and the next one trying to line up over the pacific. all that cloud cover through the middle of the country is our storm system that's moving out. it will cause all sorts of problems along and east of the mississippi river. here's the next storm system over the pacific, that big swirl of clouds. it looks ominous, but the bulk of energy and moisture with that will miss us. there is an outside chance of a couple showers making their way through the bay area sunday, but i think the

and so that could give rise some flash floods in the santa barbara, oxnard gets towards santa clarita downtown los angeles for the south. we've got flood watches that have been posted as well. those all the way until friday morning at 04:00am all the way down into san diego, looking at the possibility of some flooding. so this a significant storm not just for the bay area, but much of southern california and maybe even more significant for them because they've already had those issues with the fires. so that rain begins to move in as we head toward early tomorrow morning. that's going to be light system kind of getting things wet and primed on the ground. southern california. watch out rain pick up, though, as we head in towards thursday morning that you can watch things begin to ramp up and then it really kicks into gear. and that's where you start to see the fierce storms begin to roll on through really taking up a point conception on southward in los angeles. very heavy rainfall through that period. so a significant rain. yeah, we're talking about even some heavy rain downtown. los

drenching charred burn zones, flooding the los angeles metro area, even unleashing a rare tornado near oxnard. >> the house shook. the noise got louder and louder. it sounded like something hit the top of the house. >> reporter: mountains of mud lining streets beneath the eaton fire burn zone where res snts say the slide swallowed nearly everything in its path. >> you could hear the roar and this flash flood of mud came down the street. it was horrendous. >> reporter: a storm so violent the roof of this supermarket caved in. >> i was like, oh, my god. i was scared out of my mind. it was insane. >> reporter: back in malibu, as a crane hoisted that suv back on dry land, captain eric scott stressing even though the rain stopped, the landslide risk remains. how much longer before that landslide risk ends? >> usually 48 hours is our main concern after the rain stops. but again, this is still rather tumultuous. there's a lot of burned, scarred footprints throughout los angeles. we know there's more rain to come. >> reporter: and tonight here outside the famed duke's malibu, as crews try to clean up

it ripped off rooftops off some homes in a mobile home park in oxnard. about a dozen homes were damaged. the national weather service says the winds were about 75 miles an hour, and those who live there say the winds suddenly kicked up. all of a sudden i looked to my right and i see something fly by. it was the awning from the neighbor's part of the awning. the house shook, you know. i heard a noise, rumbling noise, and then it got shaken. worse in the noise got louder and louder, and it sounded like something hit the top of the house. people definitely rattled. thankfully, no one was hurt. we're going to move on to some other news now. have you picked up eggs at your grocery store lately? chances are, you'll see a sign limiting how many eggs you can buy. that's if there are any left to buy. and if you do nab some. they are pricier than ever, so that's leading some people to grow their own eggs by buying chicks. our damian trujillo tracked down some chick buyers today and you found a place selling them. yeah, this is a ganado feed in willow glen. and loo

increíble y bueno, de deslaves pasamos a tornados porque 1 golpeó la localidad de oxnard, también altó que esta es la primera vez que algo así ocurre. fly by it was the horning from the neighbors part of the anning. esta mujer. ella estaba de visita en el área y comenta que escuchó un ruido. un ruido bastante intenso de los vientos. también sintió una especie de temblor y fue luego cuando vio volando parte del toldo de la casa de 1 de sus vecinos. y seguimos hablando del tiempo, pero ahora del tiempo aquí en la parte local, precisamente para saber qué va a pasar el día de mañana, qué va a pasar más tarde. hoy ya no hay lluvia y directamente nos acompaña nuestro compañero héctor roldán. cómo se ven las cosas para la bahía? héctor. hola, qué tal dayanna amigos televidentes, las condiciones actualmente peanecen bastante agradables en comparación a lo que vimos más temprano en el día. esas condiciones se han despejado significativamente a través de nuestra región. la lluvia bastante aislada, dispersa, nada significativo, y se espera que continúe así el resto de la noche e incluso de la m

. >> reporter: that system even churning up a tornado in oxnard. home surveillance video showing the moment 60-mile-per-hour winds ripped through this neighborhood. this storm now barreling east, about to hit some of the same areas that had just seen two storms already. snow and ice expected from chicago to philadelphia to new york city this weekend. david, behind me is this catch basin which was completely overwhelmed by the amount of mud and debris flowing through here. you can actually see those workers in boats still trying to unclog that debris tower. the cleanup here along the fire scar areas is going to be monumental. that is that same system continues to target the eastern half of the country now. david? >> david: that system on the move now as you said. let's get right to chief meteorologist lee goldberg from wabc. what do you see tonight and tomorrow? >> weekend plans interrupted for sure, david. the storm is taking shape over the middle of the country right now. we have winter weather alerts from the midwest to the northeast. flood watch

a tornado touched down in oxnard in southern california yesterday afternoon.inds of 70 to 90mph ripped roofs off mobile homes and damaged carports. residents heard a gurgling sound just before the twister hit. >> really loud. and i looked to my right and i could see this flash of white debris. >> what scared you the most? >> that if the house was going to break all down. because this was my childhood house. >> despite the damage, no injuries were reported. no residents displaced. power was knocked out temporarily. the weather service says it's been about a year since a tornado hit the greater los angeles area. >> this is a live look at santa cruz tonight, where the high surf has closed, the santa cruz wharf and several beaches. the plan is to reopen everything tomorrow morning. you may remember a 150 foot section of the wharf collapsed right before christmas day in a big storm. it reopened last month and the city at this point doesn't appear to rebuild it. ready to rebuild it today. governor newsom declared a state of emergency, which will free up resources to

and oxnard. here is tomorrow night. then another look at the model a little slower and then here is midnight. look at that. that's going to. that'll wake you up. and then here comes 4 a.m. overnight. this is a big time overnight event. and then 8 a.m. the morning commute looks real wet. look at the north bay starting to clear out. 8 a.m. on thursday and then more scattered showers as the day goes on. but the real organized stuff is thursday morning. that's where the real rain will come in. that's where the concerns for flood advisories and things like that again should be manageable. so just, you know, it's one and done kind of deal with a little bit on either end but not in, you know a little bit of rain on friday. but it shouldn't be enough to cause any problems. i mean, big problems, you know, there'll be the usual stuff for sure. here's the five day forecast. thunderstorms possible as well with that cold air. mike in the mountains. lots of snow traveling up there is going to be sketchy. usually until saturday. >> go

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