i'm reporting five between phoenicia and fairfield abc 7 news. kumasi: the east bay is once again dealing with storm damage. the weather of course say high wind caused tents to start blowing away. >> at 1.i'm holding onto the side of the tent because i was like this thing is going to blow away if we don't get this down right now. reggie: at the salon the owner is dealing with flooding. it just keeps getting worse. she says it is causing her to lose money because she can only have one client at a time. reggie: earlier this month a levee breach flooding the town and forcing evacuations around 3000 people the governor requested a presidential mader -- declaration. once president biden assigned -- signs that it will allow fema to help counties impacted. there people impacted may through the crack's. >> monterey county and opera -- popper of -- undocumented individuals meaning a lot of folks are going to be able to get fema support. reggie: governor looking into state funds to help tilt -- fill some of those gaps. we asked climate scientists communiti

phoenicia's main water line typically sends out four point 9,000,000 gallons of water a day. >> anyone headed over highway 17 in the santa cruz mountains can expect delete -- expect delays. dustin dorsey will show you how long the work may last. dustin's report we are having audio difficulty but this process will take a while because so many trees came down and not just this form but in others as well. ama: we are getting a break, how long is it lasting, sandia joins us with details. -- sa >> you can see santa cruz and iad at the mix of sun and clouds. we will look out the wet windy weather, hail and thunderstorms across southern california. right now over the coliseum there is a right skies -- dry skies perfect for the home opener, at first pitch, 54°, mostly sunny and by the time the sun goes down and the game is winding down 40°. best to take a jacket or sweatshirt with you. while the weekend is not completely dry, i do have some opportunities for a few sprinkles and showers. dan: angeles angels at the opening night of the coliseum. ama: casey is live on the field, casey what's the

ama: a car flew off an overpass this afternoon in phoenicia. the crash happened off the 780 overpass onto east 5th street. chp says it may have been caused by rainy weather and slippery roads. police urged drivers to slow down. dan: crews closed part of the financial district in san jose -- in san francisco. a window did crack on salesforce east. everyone is secure now. the streets were closed as a precaution. it has been a really bizarre problem in the city. the same building was one of several in the area that had windows shattered last week. in the north bay, things are getting worse for these two homes. santa rosa fire chief says the mudslide threat has now breached one of the homes on cooper drive. fire officials say the mud has continued running down this-soaked hillside. city to prevent the mud from sliding but it just keeps moving. ama: the other big factor is the long-lasting massive power blackouts. a local deli in the east bay is struggling to stay open for business. it hasn't had power for five days during the past week. it's one of

ama: a car flew off an overpass this afternoon in phoenicia. the crash happened off the 780 overpass onto east 5th street. chp says it may have been caused by rainy weather and slippery roads. police urged drivers to slow down. dan: crews closed part of the financial district in san jose -- in san francisco. a window did crack on salesforce east. everyone is secure now. the streets were closed as a precaution. it has been a really bizarre problem in the city. the same building was one of several in the area that had windows shattered last week. in the north bay, things are getting worse for these two homes. santa rosa fire chief says the mudslide threat has now breached one of the homes on cooper drive. fire officials say the mud has continued running down this-soaked hillside. city to prevent the mud from sliding but it just keeps moving. ama: the other big factor is the long-lasting massive power blackouts. a local deli in the east bay is struggling to stay open for business. it hasn't had power for five days during the past week. it's one of

we take you to 680 and the phoenicia bridge if you're headed in the westbound direction.nd direction, highway 4 682. earlier, problems on the santa cruz mountains summit. those have been cleared. that was roadwork that had the freeway in the northbound direction shut down. slowing for one-way traffic control on the southbound reverse direction. we will check on this and m ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you can beat it! ♪ visit youcanbeatit.org or call 833-422-4255 to ask for medication to treat covid-19. after my car accident, or call 833-422-4255 i wondered what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. when that car hit my motorcycle, insurance wasn't fair. so i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've made. atat t bararnefirmrm, our r inry a attneysys wk hahard i could've made. atat t bararnefirmrm, to get you the best result possible. call us now and find out what your case could be worth. you u mit bebe sprisised ♪ the barnes firm injury attorneys ♪ ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ "the doctor will see you now." ♪ the barnes firm injury attorneys ♪ but do they

an suv flew off interstate 780 in phoenicia yesterday. chp is blaming yesterday's rainy weather. thankfully nobody was injured, but police are urging drivers to slow down. in san francisco crews closed part of the financial district yesterday, concerned that more glass could be falling from high-rise buildings. no glass fell when a window cracked on the 30th floor of salesforce east. streets were closed as a precaution. it has been a bizarre problem with the storms. the same building was one of several that had windows shattered last week. we put together a running page of live updates from the storms on our website. it has the latest power outage areas and park closures, and other alerts. it is right on our front page. reggie: nashville police say the school shooter who killed six people was being treated for an emotional disorder. and legally bought the guns in monday's attack. this is coming as we heard from people who stepped in to shelter students and staff. jobina: witnesses are describing the harrowing scenes after the shooting on monday. katie robbins says children and a

ktvu tom vacar joining us live from phoenicia and tom. that alert means that people must reduce their water use by 40% but any idea for how long? well we don't know for exactly how long but we do know one thing for sure this couldn't have happened really? at a better time, because right now, this is one of the lowest times when people use little bits of water, which is to say, come summer come fall. they're going to do a lot of landscape and all that stuff, but right now, they probably can handle this as they have in the past. burnishes mean water pipeline a whopping three ft in diameter buried 10 ft deep was damaged wednesday during a landslide just off gold hill road near i 6 80 that forced officials to completely shut down the 60 year old pipeline and declare a stage for critical water shortage. that's because the pipelines daily flow of 4.5 million gallons. he is now zero. this is an incident that happened a day ago. we are still assessing the damage so, but nisha's 28,000 residents, plus businesses and schools have been ordered to cu