eugene rodríguez: muchas gracias damián, gracias. las casas de esas comunidades, y aprendieron mucho de, de la belleza de, el valor de esas tradiciones, fue, es un documental muy, muy bonito. damián trujillo: estamos viendo un poco de video, y los colores son los que son fascinantes, ¿sabes? del, del vestuario, de las paredes, de cómo decoraban los restaurantes, hay mucho color en yucatán. eugene rodríguez: sí, parece que, sí, el color es parte de la vida ahí; yo creo que tal vez por, porque es tierra tropical ¿no?, y la gente usa colores, y hacen sus propios, pinta y, cosas de la naturaleza. damián trujillo: entonces, se ve que es video profesional, pero no lo es, ¿verdad?, me dices que, me dices que las niñas lo tomaron. eugene rodríguez: no, lo que pasó es que todo en la película fue filmado por las dos muchachas y mi esposa, su maestra, eh, como video, teléfonos, y cualquier cámara que tiene; y les dimos unas clases de cómo hacer, hacerlo, e hicieron bien, buenísimo; y también hablan e hicieron entrevistas entre ellas, platicando

aguiar: entre los recuerdos de ovidio rodrÍguez hay 2 que lo marcarÁn por siempre.na sus estudios. ovidio lo logrÓ. rodrÍguez: ninguna otra escuela me brindÓ el apoyo y la atenciÓn de decir "tienes que salir adelante, tienes que salir adelante". aguiar: habla de la escuela mcallen en el distrito idea del valle del rÍo grande, en texas, donde estÁ pasando lo que parecÍa imposible de lograr. >> aquÍ en nuestra escuela el 100% van a la universidad. aguiar: por eso la dedicaciÓn hacia aquel niÑo de 11 aÑos era la misma con cada alumno. >> les fomentan el amor por el estudio y las ganas de superaciÓn. aguiar: hace mÁs de 10 aÑos, una amiga le contÓ a marÍa pÉrez las maravillas de una escuela. se llamaba idea mcallen. pÉrez: que los grupos eran reducidos. que los maestros trabajaban contigo para que la educaciÓn de los niÑos fuera mejor y mÁs provechosa. aguiar: aunque a los hijos de marÍa los aceptaron para primer y sexto grado, su sorpresa fue cuando le dijeron que la escuela no separaba a los niÑos por nivel acadÉmico. todos estudiaban al mismo ritmo. pÉrez: eso nos as

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please welcome ramon rodriguez!work and i see you 35 times. >> i am so sorry that you have to see -- my mug is like this, you're getting nostril action and pores and all that kind of stuff, but a beautiful chihuahua as well. >> jimmy: a beautiful chihuahua. that's right. here's a photo that you took with your billboard. [ laughter ] and your beautiful chihuahua. were you headed to the liquor store for christmas? [ laughter ] what was going on here? >> yeah, you know, it's the holidays, why not stop by -- no, i was on the way to pick up my girlfriend from the airport, thought i'd bring in some holiday cheer. put on the feliz navi-dog. santa hat. at a red light, oh. i look to my left -- oh, that's me, and that's the chihuahua, and that's will trent. >> jimmy: who took this picture? >> i picked up my girlfriend, said i'd surprise her on the way back, showed her the billboard. she yells. i'm like, we've got to take a photo. but it's so tight on my face. i'm like, i'm a little concerned. i said, let me do it in character

lena howland and gloria rodriguez are lie with the impacts of the storm.overing transit. we start with drew tuma who is tracking the storms timeline. drew: we are seeing around one of what will be a two-part storm today. already bring us pockets of heavy rain. live doppler 7, the heaviest rain right now in sonoma and napa county, highway 29, 116. downpours are moving through right now. similar story in parts of the east bay. highway four, 680 are certainly wet. we have seen rainfall rates at a half an inch to an inch per hour. that is the biggest concern. that amount of rain can cause flooding on our saturated soils, which could lead to flooding on the roadways, creeks, and

lived in half moon bay, gloria rodriguez, abc 7 news. ama:, gloria, can you talk to us a little bit more about this area and the mushroom farm? we heard possibly there was a marijuana grow. there are some palms forms that families can go to, kids can go to. -- some farms that families can go to, kids can go to pit what can you tell us about this? gloria: i live in the area, so i was getting a lot of texts that there was something going on out here. people were seeing police activity, helicopters out here, and it is a small community, so people know each other. people have been hearing about a shooter, people were terrified. i did talk to somebody here who tells me the mushroom farm's are behind this way. we don't have to many details, because we really cannot see too much from where we are right now, because that is blocked off, obviously, and there are no signs of the mushroom farm's, but i am told that they are behind there. we have been told by people here that there are some marijuana growing facilities here, but again, we are workin

ella platicÓ con nosotros de qÉe naria con el premio si gana. >>> ella es liliana rodrÍguez. >>> hoy y esta es la tarea que harÉ con mis compaÑeros, el corazÓn no se equivoca, asÍ que buscarÁ quÉ hay en el corazÓn de cada quien para ver a quiÉn me acerco. >>> este es un reality y te verÁn a todo momento. >>> ya perdÍ el pudor bien jovencita, hay miles de formas de que no te vean, no le tengo asco a nada, no soy meticulosa al ciento por ciento. >>> a quiÉn extraÑaras de aquÍ afuera? >>> absolutamente nada, no vine a perder, sino a ganar. no tanto por la plata sino porque hay muchas personas esperando que esto sucede. >>> quÉ vas a hacer con el premio? >>> tengo planes, vamos a aÑadirle significado a otras vidas, entonces ganar un premio pÚblico y metermelo completo en el bolsillo. >>> no se pierdan a liliana en la casa de los famosos. >>> es una mujer muy polÉmica, veremos cuÁnto le dura esa forma de pensar. >>> sentÍ mucha intensidad en sus palabras. seguramente darÁ mucho que hablar. >>> ya hay alianzas, tenemos a la primera nominada asÍ que veremos cÓmo avanza esto. >>> ya comenzar

live in pacifica, gloria rodriguez, abc 7 news.iz: thank you for braving it for us for this report. we appreciate it. let's get to the south bay now. again, there are new evacuation warnings for cena clara county. some areas include the yuba's reservoir, the pass river basin and highway 101. heavy flooding, mudslides, high wind, and other storm dangers are expected. evacuation warnings are not orders meaning people are not required to leave but should be ready to go. also in santa clara county, part of mines road is collapsed and closed to the alameda county line near del potro and san antonio valley. this is a vital route to get to the tri-valley and interstate 680 or to i-5. then in the sierra, trucks are being turned around on eastbound interstate 80 and applique due to multiple car spinouts over donner summit. caltrans says all other traffic is held at nyack and is unknown when the highway will reopen. travel is not advised. i know it is a holiday and a lot of people want to go up there but travel is not advised as the wintry c

. >> me encuentro platicando con josé rodríguez desde colombia viene a la casa de los famosos. >> vaalmart el hecho se registró un poco antes de las 10:00 de la noche al llegar se encontraron con el sospechoso que les disparó varias veces lo que provocó la respuesta de los agentes que lograron matar al sospechoso en un oficial resultó herido no se ha dado a conocer la identidad del tirador ni sobre la causa del derecho ni tampoco se tienen detalles del estado de salud de la ctima el congresista de new york ... se defiende contra nuevas acusaciones a través de su twitter desmiente las noticias de que actúo vestido de mujer en brasil a finales del 2022, dice que se trata de una obsesión de los medios y que todo es falso y de los 3000 dólares recaudados para pagar la cirugía de un perro que tuvo que ser... dijo que son chocantes y dementes y que estas distracciones no lo detendrán. >> et residentes del sur notaron un incremento en el servicio de gas hablamos con algunos afectados y también con especialistas que dan recomendaciones sobre qué hacer en estos casos? >> no sé qué vamos a hac

reese rodriguez checking in on that for members to pay their noel. yeah. let's take a look at radar for because we're certainly tracking drier, calmer conditions and what we saw that 6 o'clock hour. we did see some pop-up thunderstorms making its way off the coast inland. where are the golden gate bridge was actually struck by lightning shortly before 5 o'clock this evening. but as you can drying out along the bay area coastline and even golden gate bridge for that matter. still tracking slick commute, though. >> light scattered hit or miss showers out there throughout the north bay. and even for our east bay valleys. and even for most of the south bay as well. we are continuing to see that drying trend. could see some light scattered hit or miss showers throughout tonight. but it looks like the bulk of the severe weather out of the woods, at least for now. and even through sunday morning could see a stray shower or 2. but then by sunday afternoon, a lot of storm cloud cover. but overall, drier conditions. and then we're tracking another round of wet weath

our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez joining us with more. and it's only going to continue all night also, let's take a look at radar for because we are seeing widespread light rain with this atmospheric river. the one good news is we're not tracking any gusty winds. so no wind advisories in effect, but a lot more moisture. so yeah, flooding certainly going to continue to be a concern through monday night. not only do we have a flood watch in effect for most of the bay area, but a coastal flood advisory as well. >> let's take a look at where the heaviest rain is falling in your neighborhood. moderate rain over downtown san francisco with the heaviest over timber on right now in the north bay. and even we are seeing some pockets of moderate rain drops right now in the east bay over berkeley, specifically san leandro. >> and oakland as well. and we're even tracking snow showers throughout the highest peaks over mount diablo and mount hamilton. so if we wake up to our monday morning and we see snow showers in the highest peaks in parts of the ea

still, for many migrants like maria rodriguez, their only focus they say is finding a better life. rodriguez says her two children and nephew escaped the violence in venezuela, a journey that took four months at some point, she says, even walking over dead bodies a thought that brings her to tears. rodriguez says once in mexico, they traveled across the border by hiding in a garbage truck for five days. five days hiding in trash. >> reporter: el paso resident joe barassa says he feels sympathy for migrants like maria. still, he says his city doesn't have the resources to support the ongoing influx his message to the president is clear. >> do something about this the only one that can do something about this is you. >> and our thanks to kristen for that report. >>> the house will get back to work today with its new speaker at the helm. it took days of nonstop negotiating and 15 votes, but kevin mccarthy is finally wielding the gavel today the house will vote on the rules packaged hammered out during the talks nbc's ali vitali has the latest. >> reporter: kevin mccarthy celebrating a

. >> the rodriguez family is in alone. most people in the building have had extensive damage to their units and belongings. everything from water still seeping from their ceilings, to destroyed carpets and flooring. >> the water on the mattress, it went through it, we got puddles of water right here. >> it so bad the entire building has been deemed uninhabitable by authorities, leaving residents with thousands of dollars of potential lost property and without a home. >> as of now, we still have anywhere to go, last night we actually stayed at a shelter. >> rodriguez says it's not just about the residence properties now, it's about what happens next and where they go from here. we spoke with multiple families who live in a complex who told us their landlord hasn't been very helpful and hasn't showed up in person. one tells abc7news he offered to put them in another complex, but that it was so dirty and full of mold that they refused. we tried calling him ourselves, but when we identified ourselves as a news outlet, he quick

gloria rodriguez, abc 7 eyewitness news.eggie: as people waited, many were getting their supplies yesterday. many are hoping for the best while still prepping for the worst. some are nervous after last week's storm that soaked in the area. >> trader joe's, the shelves were empty. i didn't get what i wanted but i got the emergency stuff. >> doing all kinds of shopping, groceries, everything. we are probably going to stay home for the next few days. reggie: cleanup efforts are still underway even as this next approaches. officials are advising people to stay indoors if possible. a flood advisory now in effect for all bay area counties. kumasi: in san francisco, one of the owners of mx3 fitness is hoping that his gym can stay dry after last week's storms. he says i pipe burst in one of his walls. >> we came in on new year's eve to see how it was doing, and we were standing here as the entire wall started gushing water. we grabbed a shop vac, pumping out as much as we could. we probably pumped 1000 gallons of water. kumasi: he b

maurice rodriguez with the recent. yeah, as we saw with them and areas live shot, it's already here, especially for those of you in half moon bay tracking moderate downpours there. >> with this atmospheric river starting to make its tried to the east into the east bay shoreline and south bay. and this is going to be a moderate atmospheric river. so we're going to get a lot more rain than what we saw last night and also another round of gustier winds. so expect some more downed trees and power lines. and fortunately for your monday, let's take a look at this storm track by sunday night by around 9 o'clock. that's when we're going to see some widespread light rain with about an hour from now. and then during the overnight hours into your monday morning, moderate downpours, the some pockets of heavy downpours into your monday morning commute starting to dry out for those of you in the north bay by 6.30, monday morning. and we're all going to notice that drying trend at around 11 o'clock. so shortly before your new lunchti

gloria rodriguez, abc 7 news. reggie: concorde farms put out a statement saying "with a little information available to us at the moment our comments are limited. we think the outpouring of thoughts and support from the community. we think law enforcement for their swift response and actions." they go on to say "with no past knowledge we are shook and very eager to gain more information. our hearts are with the and their families and the chinese-american community from half moon bay to monterey park." half moon bay is relatively small coastal community. there is just over 11,000 people who live there. half moon bay is just under 30 miles south of san francisco in western san mateo county. one of the things the city is known for is its annual pumpkin festival, which brings people to the bay area across the country. kumasi: family members are telling us some of the relatives are among the victims. lena howland joining us live from the sheriff's substation with more on this. lena: we are at the sheriff substation onl

live in half moon bay, gloria rodriguez, abc 7 news. dan: gloria, thank you very much. ama: we have gotten a statement from congresswoman anna eshoo who says, "i continue to monitor the unfolding tragedy that is taking place in half moon bay. my gratitude to the san mateo sheriff's office who took the suspect into custody and are working the two scenes of the murders. half moon bay is a beloved community, and we all stand with them and the families of the victims during this dark hour." and it has gotten even darker, dan. dan: it has, seven dead two more people have died, as they have identified two more victims, so seven, tragically, people have been killed in this awful shooting today in half moon bay. ama: you know, we have had so many mass shootings lately, we had the one we were talking about yesterday, and to hear about these lives lost, i have got chills thinking about all of these families, talking to the person trying to get in touch with their loved ones. who knows, everybody probably just ran, took off, don't necessarily have their phones, and to see them try

that is where gloria rodriguez is joining us live. it is not just that, it is some of the damage left behind. gloria: there is some damage left here and we know it is also windy here. the wind gusts reached up to 50 miles per hour on the peninsula. we are at a valero gas station. i want to show you what is going on here. check this out. you will see the gas pumps were crushed when the canopy fell over on top of them during yesterday's heavy winds. you can see that pole is sideways into trashcan was not over and the canopy was cash was knocked over and the command -- knocked over and the canopy was completely collapsed. the good news here is that no injuries were reported after this happened. we are keeping an ion the weather because we are expecting more winds and more rain today. we know a lot of people in this area are without power. live in south san francisco, gloria rodriguez, abc7 news. reggie: an amazing fire letter rescue in contra costa county. a father and son were rescued off the hood of a fire truck -- hood of a truck usin

rodriguez has details. a member. a yeah. freeze warnings and frost advisories going to go into effect for the bay area right around midnight. but we are expecting. >> to see right now, some breezy winds for those of you. i-80 at donner summit. you can see the camera shaking a little bit and also seeing some snow flurries still stuck on that camera. slick roads expected tonight. but radar for we are tracking a dryer, clear weather out there in the sierras. so future cast for we are going to track that drying trend all night long and even through tomorrow as well. that storm that brought inches of snow to the sierra going to leave behind a very cool and dry air mass. so still going to stay in the mid 20's, even with that extra sunshine for truckee and south lake tahoe. but then look at the warming trend in the coming days by tuesday. we're going to warm up 10 degrees into the mid 30's and then almost an additional 10 degrees on wednesday into the mid 40's. so we are going to see milder weather in the days ahead after monday's

gloria rodrÍguez, abc 7 news.gie: thank you. even with this overflow of rain, it has not erased much of california's drought. here is the current drought monitor map. on the far left is' this reflects measurements before the big storm. the main change you see is the dark red has improved from exceptional to extreme dro now k outside for a live look at the sierra. this is a picture from our camera along south lake tahoe, just across the state line from nevada. road conditions are not this pretty. this is what look like at donner summit yesterday. you can barely see anything. chains are required on both 80 and 50. we saw a much calmer picture. this is video, nine inches of snow since wednesday. another eight to 14 inches are expected by the time the storm wraps up. drew: we will get more snow over the weekend. looks very pretty. kumasi: please be safe, though. drew: seriously. this afternoon is not a bad time to go if you plan on staying up there for days as a store most are tahoe. by the weekendext week, more storm

live in pacifica, gloria rodriguez, abc 7 news. kumasi: this morning, several beaches along the coast are closed after the worst flooding we have seen in quite some time. this storm this week created powerful waves that slammed into the santa cruz and i area. damage is widespread from businesses to hotels to peers and neighborhoods. the focus is on cleanup, as even more rain is on the way. >> it is an unusual -- it isn' unusual to see crowds and capitola, coming to capture the areas beauty. the thursday evening, any photo taken told the story of a powerful storm. even a picturesque seaside colorful houses that lined capitola beach took a blow. >> it just tore the house apart inside. -- houses apart i there is a lot of damage. they will lose five or six of those, i'm guessing unless they rebuild. >> dan barker was among the crowd of curious onlookers. the worst began with high tide at 8:30 on thursday morning. >> what we saw was water coming out of the banks of socal creek and inundating people's homes and businesses of the capital

amanda hari also in the north bay, gayle ong as well. >> let says start off with rodriguez. she's got the very latest from the weather center. yeah, we notice a little bit of a break from this storm, but we're going to notice some more showers off the coast making its way inland right now into the bay area. so let's take a look at radar for because as you can see, >> mainly the bay area coastline starting to notice some light scattered showers with the bulk of that moisture still out in the pacific. but santa cruz getting some moderate downpours out there right now. but it's that storm to our north currently making its way towards eureka. that one has lightning and thunder associated with it as thunderstorms off the coast, going to start to make its way inland and it could bring a severe weather in the bay area right around midnight tonight. so we are expecting for the north bay from now through sunday, anywhere from one to 3 inches with the bay area. the rest of us getting anywhere from half an inch to up to 2 inches of rain, a double those amounts on sunday night through t

live in south gloria rodrÍguez, abc 7 news.obina: in sonoma county this morning that worry is about the russian river. it could crest and cause serious flooding tonight. abc 7 news were order live with the latest. >> high there, we are in guernsey are a good part of this area -- we are in guerneville where are good part of the areas without flower and under a serious flood warning as well. officials are worried that the russian river may flood. the warning is from hillsboro to jeanette over fear of the r flooding. business owners are taking this seriously. if you look next to us, the gourley -- galleria long street have sandbags on their front door as they prepare for the worse case scenario. we checked in on the river 40 minutes ago and the level is fully low with no sign of flooding -- is thankfully low with no sign of flooding but it is coming up. the rain could change things quickly for the river levels. i want to give you a look at the damage we saw lastight on the sonoma coast. trees were down on highway one closing the r

gloria rodrÍguez is out there, what are you saying right now?>> we are a single waves this morning are pretty strong. you might be able to see behind me. the wind has started to pick up i was able to use my umbrella a few minutes ago. that is usually a pretty good indicator that it is getting really windy. some parts are not drive from last weekend's storm. flooded streets s san carlos to redwood city. adam says water got into his storage unit and he is preparing for the next storm. san mateo county running out of sandbags yesterday afternoon. >> i office and got this back because we have to improvise in order to get something done really quick purely them are we wait, it's going to be even worse. >> the weekend. he and his seven-year-old are getting ready for today's storm. supervisors say they have ordered about 24,000 sandbags so they will be distributing them through different cities so you should check with your city or county to secretly have sandbags. the waves are pretty strong this morning. the window, the rain as well but we are expect

gloria rodriguez live mount mushroom farm.: we will start with lena howland outside the half moon bay substation with more from the victims -- more on the victims of that shooting. >> we are feet away from where the suspect was taken into custody after gunning down 7 people and eight person is in critical condition receiving treatment at stanford medical center. we met alejandra lopez a family reunification center last night who said he knew one of the victims. he called him his brother, a man he has known for 30 years and he came here to meet the victim's family. here where three of the 7 people were killed. we met the the --ne o of the i was just hoping, you my uncle was safe sound. onrnedbout anyin else. i really don't want -- yeah. >> about 2 hours after our interview with the farm confirmed to the family that his uncle was one of the people shot and killed at the scene. martinez maya is identifying his uncle as a man named marciano tina's. -- marciano martinez. the names of the others killed have not been released. that i

breece rodriguez joining us now with the >> look at the forecast. we've got rain in town. yeah, not just any rain but a moderate atmospheric river at that. so we're tracking heavier downpours and gusty winds during the overnight hours. and we're already starting to notice moderate showers making its way into parts of the bay area. pretty widespread downtown san francisco in even throughout most of the east bay shoreline with that wide swath of yellow and orange. that means moderate rain from novato all the way into fremont and everything else in between. so we're seeing widespread light rain for everyone else in the bay area's this plume of moisture taps into some subtropical moisture from hawaii out in the pacific. and that's why we're expected to get inches of rain when it is all said and done by monday morning. at 2 o'clock, we're going to see widespread moderate rain with some pockets of heavy downpours expected near santa rosa. and we're going to notice that storm track shift to the south and east into the east bay and south bay by monday morning at 5.30, and we are g

live, gloria rodriguez, abc7news. reggie: we've been updating you with push alerts all morning long and sending updates as this clears up. if you don't already have the app on the phone, download it now and enable push alerts get the updates about this and other breaking news. kumasi: we are still on storm watch as more heavy rain and high winds are said to hit the bay area. here are the updates. 17 californians lost their lives due to the storms. this is information from governor newsom, adding the death toll is likely to grow. the irs says storm victims will likely have more time to file their taxes. may 15 is the new deadline for business and personal taxes. an uptick in carbon monoxide poisoning's linked to the strong storms the bay area has been seeing. 11 patients have been treated for carbon monoxide poisoning, about half the total they see in a year. damage from the storms is adding up. santa cruz county officials say the price tag to pass $100 million and a bit north it, san jose, power outages are a bigger i

gloria rodriguez, abc7 news. julian: in the santa c mountains, southbound lanes have reopened after a mudslide at glenwood drive. pg&e posted video captured by a worker of a huge pine tree along highway nine north of santa cruz. the utility says high winds, flooding and soil stabilit nsafe ford to extended power outages. find information like closures, evacuation warnings and other information on our website. life updates on our front page, abc7news.com or your abc 7 news app. kumasi: a disaster this morning in santa barbara county. look at this water. an evacuation order is in effect for thousands of people covering the entire community of montecito. powerful rains are threatening to unleash mudslides. up to one foot of rain is threatening to soak already drenched hillsides that are scarred from wildfires. floodwaters swept away a five-year-old boy. the rising silliness river became too dangerous for rescue divers. montecito is an enclave for celebrities. those evacuated include over winfrey, prince harry and me

abc 7 news reporter gloria rodrÍguez is live along pacific beach.ou look a little warmer and drier than earlier this morning. how are things right now? gloria: you are right about that, liz. earlier, we were getting pounded by the wind anthe rain. it has slowed down. we are at rockaway beach in pacifica. one thing you can get a sense of is how big the waves are this morning. they are up to 20 feet tall. check out how strong the waves are. that is why they set up a high surf warning in effect until 10:00 this morning. no swimming, no surfing because of life-threatening swimming and surf conditions. along the peninsula, sky 7 footage shows a massive sinkhole where the road collapsed, part of highway 92, a main thoroughfare, is shut down indefinitely from highway 35 to main street and half moon bay. flooding, downed out. today, hundreds of meals will be given away to people affected by the floods along the sanat meo coast side. a famed chef hundreds of meals. a nonprofit is passing out meals to farmworkers and residents whose mobile homes werelooded. u

live in south san francisco, gloria rodrÍguez. reggie: thank you.mazing fire truck rescue in contra costa county. i father and two young girls rescued off the hood of a pickup truck i fire crews using the latter last night. they were found stuck in the middle of rising floodwaters near the franklin canyon offramp on westbound highway four. no injuries reported but it could have been a lot worse. >> if they didn't get out, could have been big consequences. is enough to stall a car in these conditions. kumasi: southbay sky 7 shows the canyon where the county of santa clara has issued evacuation warnings to community members along the watershed areas of the shingle pass river basin and there is a real fear of flooding after the storm. further south there's a flash flood warning near the north fork damme. reggie: also in the southbay, high wind and heavy rain are a recipe for disaster causing short and widespread power outages across san jose where the early rain brought down trees and power lines. you can see a large tree that fell. abc 7 news was ther

meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez standing by.alk to talk about what we are expected to get in the next couple hours. yeah. in fact, rain is going to be heavier than what we experienced last night and also tracking gustier winds with this moderate atmospheric river. so let's track it right now. >> very calm conditions. a few light scattered hit or miss showers. but the bulk of the wet weather out in the pacific and are atmospheric river won't arrive until around 9 o'clock tonight. that's when we're expecting to see some widespread light rain and then we are going to notice some moderate downpours arriving during the overnight hours monday morning. so don't be surprised if you wake up to the sound of those heavy downpours that's going to continue into your monday morning commute. if you're heading to work or school, please drive safely plan ahead because it is still going to be during the peak of this atmospheric river. word. we are going to see calmer conditions by early into the afternoon, but it's going to be short lived because

still, for many migrants like maria rodriguez, their only focus, they say, is finding a better life.riguez say her two children and nephew escaped the violence in venezuela, a journey that took person to months. at some point she said even walking over dead bodies. a thought that brings her to tears. rodriguez says once in mexico they traveled across the border by hiding in a garbage truck for five days. five days hiding in trash. el paso resident joe burrasa says he feel sympathy, but the city doesn't have the resources. >> do something about it. the only one who can do something about it is you. >>> happening tomorrow, disgraced hollywood mogul, harvey weinstein, is scheduled to be sentenced. he was found guilty of rape and sexual assault and faces up to 18 years in prison. is he already serving a 23-year sentence in new york after being convicted of rape there. he denies all allegations of non-consensual sex. >>> with hardly anything off limits, prince harry sat down for his first interview since the release of "spare". >> reporter: tonight, prince harry pulling out all the stops,

of rain over the next few days, dry weather is finally in the forecast from meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez. joining us now with more on what's to come. sunshine us to come at some point at some point. but now another round of wet weather for long holiday. martin luther king junior day weekend. so let's take a look in track this storm because as you can we're going to get another round of beneficial rain, especially for those of you in the south did come from the south. >> this morning and we are tracking right now, widespread moderate rain from san jose even into sunnyvale and cupertino. so you're really going to get the bulk of the wet weather, widespread light rain for most of the bay area and a slight chance of showers throughout tonight. so let's take a look at futurecast for kuz. as you can we're going to see widespread rain tonight and even some snow showers over mount hamilton in the south bay just east of san jose. pockets of light to moderate rain. but then take a look at what happens as i fast forward to monday morning for your martin luther king junior day monday. we're going to

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." ♪♪♪ damian: julie chavez rodriguez, thank you for joining us today.now, i drive my pickup truck to work every day, and i do my job, and i go home, and that's humbling. you drive to work every day, and you come to the white house. are you as awestruck now about that fact as you were on the first day, or what's your thought process when you come to work? julie chavez rodriguez: yeah, no, definitely, and thank you, damian, so much for, you know, having me join you all. it's, you know, it's a real honor and privilege to be able to walk through--well, drive through the gates of, you know, the white house every day, and i remember, even in the last administration, when i first started working with then president obama and vice president biden, that they said, the moment that i take this role, this position, even that kind of daily, you know, action, for granted, then i no longer deserve to be here, and it's not that, you know, we need to carry, kind of, the weight of it at all times, but there's such a sense of real responsibility, of deep-seated commitment

rodriguez says once in mexico, they travelled across the border by hiding in a garbage truck for five days. five days hiding in -- [ speaking non-english ] >> reporter: this el paso resident feels sympathy for migrants. still, he says, his city doesn't have the resources to support the ongoing influx. his message to the president is clear. >> do something about this. the only one that can do something about this is you. >> kristen joins us from the border in el paso. the president heads to mexico tonight for a summit, where the border certainly will be a topic. >> reporter: kate, that's absolutely right. the president will be meeting with the leaders of mexico and canada on the agenda, according to a top official, cracking down on drug smugglers, accepting more migrants, and improving security all along the border. >> kristen, thank you. >>> we have breaking news from brazil tonight. far right protesters storming their country's congress and presidential palace, insisting the recent presidential election there was stolen. it's all eerily similar to what happened at the u.s. capitol on

gloria rodriguez, abc7 news. kumasi: thank you. highway 101 in gilroy's back open after flooding caused major problems yesterday afternoon. look at this video showing one side of the highway totally covered in water. it took some drivers hours to navigate onto gilroy city streets. drivers explained the feelings they had trying to get to their destinations. >> it is crazy. it is crazy. we were checking the phone. is closed everywhere. i have never seen it like this. kumasi: other people we spoke with had similar reactions. drivers navigating both north and south directions had trouble getting to their destinations late into last night. reggie: let's take it to the sierra. a live look from the lake tahoe camera and the snow is coming down. a winter storm warning and high avalanche dangers in effect until tomorrow morning. right now chains are needed from between bridges to meyers on highway 50. palisades had to shut down multiple trails because of lightning. kirkwood also had to close yesterday because of wind gusts that reached 80 m

murray's rodriguez standing by with the details.et we're noticing a little bit of a break for most of the bay area, but it's going to be short lived because just to our north, we're going to track a cold core storm. this one is going to bring us a slight chance of pop-up thunderstorms tonight even during the early overnight hours and that there are going to continue into early next week as well. one, a moderate atmospheric river arrive sunday night through tuesday. but we do have some gusty winds in the forecast from now. until then through sunday afternoon, most of the bay area going to see wind speeds 30 to 50 miles per hour. highest peaks 70 mile per hour. wind speeds or shortly around midnight. we are going to notice some wind gusts, especially for those of you at half. moon bay howling at 57 miles per hours. and then we're going to notice calmer conditions by sunday. but then when that main front of that atmospheric river arrives early monday morning, that's when we're going to notice some more gusty winds and also moderate to

kron four's rodriguez is joining us now with what we can expect. a nice break in the rain today. but some coming back for tomorrow. yeah, it is. but it is going to be a fast-moving storm and not the ar we've been tracking for the past 3 weeks. so that's the good news right there. hope you enjoyed today's dry forecast. it's making for a spectacular but chilly night out there already in the bay area. when tracker for we're tracking relatively calm wind speeds in the single digits. widespread low 50's for most of the bay area away from the immediate coastline. half moon bay, though, 52 degrees as is downtown san francisco. but check out fairfax already in the mid 40's at 43 degrees about 10 degrees cooler than downtown san francisco in half moon bay. and we're tracking temperatures very similar to last night overnight lows going to be on the chilly side near freezing for those of you in santa rosa at 33 degrees. widespread mid and upper 30's not just in the north bay, but even into the south bay for san jose. a little bit milder along the bay area shoreline with low to mid 40's ther

people are warned about storm debris in the water and dangerous waves abc 7 news reporter gloria rodriguezs that pacifica today dealt with a triple threat surf wind and flood. the waves have been very intense out here in pacifica a high surf warning was issued this morning warning people that say out of the water not to swim or serve because of life-threatening conditions. some still enjoying time outdoors during a break in the rain heavy wind and rain this morning in pacifica as another store moved in. our news truck even shaking at one point and waves getting up to 30 feet tall the first floor of david and distinct chamberlain's home by the pier flooded last week and they were on edge with saturday's storm a lot of trepidation and we're very anxious. we've been watching very carefully. we've sort of been holding a visual here for the waves. we've been watching out the window. it's been nice having a sense the community and local pacificans. whoever neighbors people. we don't know just helping us, so it's really appreciated some parts of beach boulevard near the pier close because of this

meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez with more on that, too. yeah, we're definitely tracking light to moderate rain out there. round 2 of this atmospheric river. well, under way for your long holiday, martin luther king junior day weekend, we have a flood advisory in effect from now through 10 o'clock tonight for not only the russian river, the north bay, but the streams and rivers there as well for the rest of the bay area currently under a flood watch that's going to remain in effect from now. >> through monday night. so for the last 24 hours, very impressive. rain totals. napa airport, almost an inch of rain with downtown san francisco and hayward about half an inch of rain and more still falling. so those rain gauges certainly going up once again. radar for we are tracking moderate rain from mill valley all the way into conquered and even danville out there in the east bay. and we are seeing that ominous blanket of storm cloud cover. that's going to continue during the overnight hours when trucker for fortunately cut tracking pretty calm wi

meet timur rodriguez and maria anubis zaitseva wow temur rodriguez and it's without maria zaitseva wellthis studio, what are you doing with us? this is a gaping handsomes. you know how cool it is that in the new year my wishes also come true, because the whole year. i dreamed about this duet. i thought about you. i wanted to finally make it . what are your voices? how are you cool sound together, thanks and mask. shoot shoot we want to see your face. think automatic. what a pleasant feeling . hello my friends, in fact, indeed, this is real magic. i madly love the project the mask wants to tell more. thank you so much for this incredible adventure. timur, i am very glad that we did it with you. this is an incredible wish until the new year. it really, as regina said, came true, and we all have at least. thank you so much. timur is always such a farmer in a good way, who always makes, uh, incredible performances and always has a lot of dances, while timur has a great taste in music, which is why he always sings great songs. and masha, this also applies to you and you joined in this duet j

will rodriguez is in kernville -- gloria rodriguez is in kernville without is looking. reporter: concerns about low-lying areas, but there is some relief for residents because they canceled the flood warning for the russian river. we are man into this. check out this footage, there is a huge tree blocking river road in sonoma county, the road going into kernville. it came down around 3:00 this morning. crews have now clearly wrote. >> what we will go to was a miss. we have treats -- trees down, slides, massive road failures. reporter: rescue the driver trapped in a mercedes. let's see if we can hear from a resident there. the district five supervisor kamala hopkins says eyes continue to be on the russian river. they did have information on sonoma county's website for those who need to leave their home becauf ose fodloing.live ia rodriguez, abc7 news napa county is pressing for more potential reggie: are receding but some intersections are still flooded out from the recent new year's storm. it was his impound some people who express their patricians with roads near big b

rodriguez joining us now with a look at the forecast.yeah, those winds really going to arrive and p dan and noelle by sunday afternoon through early monday morning. >> for most of the valleys, we're going to see gusts in that 30 to 50 mile per hour range and for the highest peaks, we could see wind gusts upwards of 60 miles per hour. so tonight going to stay on the calm side. but it is is until tomorrow that we start to notice those double digit wind speeds by 1 o'clock sunday afternoon from coastal valleys. and you could see winds out of the north actually going to help ramp up temperatures for our warmest east bay valleys in the low 60's. but from now, until then, let's take a look at this gorgeous sunset out there right now in the east bay over berkeley. we're tracking another very chilly night, but not going to be freezing like what we saw last night. so no freeze warnings in effect, but don't let your guard down because as you can see along parts of the bay area coastline were already in the mid 40's for pacific up and fairfax and w

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for more on that, joined by rodriguez here. every so some coastal flooding potentially. yeah, that's right. and that's going to remain in effect through 3 o'clock for monday afternoon. so >> like we mentioned, the highest high tide. we'll be around 11 o'clock for your sunday morning. so that is when we're going to see the possible low flooding possible throughout most of the bay area coastline and east bay shoreline. let's take a look at radar for because we are tracking some high thin clouds overhead and coit tower lighting up in red and gold in honor of our forty-niners. and it is going to be a windy game tomorrow. so hold on to your hat at levi stadium. we could see gusts upwards of 40 miles per hour or less. temperatures out there right now. once again, going to be the big weather story overnight. checkout fairfax already in the upper 30's at 38 degrees. your about 10 degrees milder for oakland and san jose at 49 degrees. but in the low 50's just barely for downtown san francisco out there right now for saturday night. so no freeze warnings in the forecast. going to

lori rodriguez -- gloria rodriguez, abc7 news. larry: it appears as the two men died of carbon monoxide poisoning, those men were found in separate rooms inside the house by a crew that was hired to remove a tree that had fallen on the home. today authorities revealed a generator was found in the hallway of the home with the power switch turned on. the fuel tank was empty. authorities warn generators should never be operated inside a building because they release fumes which can result and carbon monoxide poisoning and ultimately death. kristen: a massive sinkhole has closed a stretch of highway 92 in san mateo county, a major artery in and out of half moon bay. 92 was shut down in both directions at about 3 a.m. this morning from highway 35 to the creek road, the same area originally closed yesterday because of a 12 inch wide dip which turned into this massive sinkhole. larry: got to be careful. in the south become a farmland near gilroy -- in the south bay, farmland near gilroy, still floated. you can see the crops are under wat

meteorologist rodriguez upon that. yeah, it's hard to believe that in philadelphia, the temperature there is actually going to be the same as the bay area because we're going to cool down 5 to 10 degrees below average game day forecast as our 49 ers face off against the eagles. mostly cloudy, slight chance of showers but also in the low 50's. and that's exactly the forecast that i have for us here in the bay area. so for a w for forty-niners temperatures out there right now. barely in the low 50's for half moon bay and mountain view. hayward, alameda and oakland, the 2 mile the city's out there right now. 51 degrees and we're tracking mid 40's already for those of you in the north bay, which is just an indicator of how chilly it's going to get tonight. fortunately, no frost advisories are freeze warnings that arrives sunday night through monday morning. so plan ahead. >> gusty winds with that weak storm that's going to sweep through the bay area sunday afternoon through monday afternoon. calm conditions out there right