in san paulo, kron 4 news. >>pam: kron 4 caught up with the mayor san pablo was your ride to see the damage this morning. >> to city will offer as much support as they can. this is private property, there's possibly some grant money available to handle this thing. it's definitely an engineering issue, the equipment will have to be brought in here to demolish it. at this point in time, i can't comment on what we can or can't do. >>pam: 3 homes of of the slide in three homes below are threatened by the collapse. in capitola, officials are assessing damage from 3 ft. of water that rushed into town from a drainage pipe. the tail during yesterday's storm, the flood waters damaged main businesses, evacuated a mobile home park. it cascaded into capitola village. jonathan blum is in capitola and joins us live with the latest on the clean up. >>jonathan: behind me there is a lot of work going on, that's taking place on a very tight timetable. the engineers and workers are trying to dig around inside a large hole in the g

officials of san paulo continue to monitor six homes. if quebec yards were washed away after a landslide from the recent storms. kron 4 spoke to one homeowner who decided to move out of the city of san paulo asia and yellow tags to three homes on saturday. that's because this area continues to slide downhill. in fact city inspectors say between friday and saturday, the backyard went down at least another two more feet perhaps more. with the help of church friends and neighbors, the walkers and their families are moving out. it you can see why, the backyard is gone. >> i'm still in denial i don't want to go. >>reporter: the soil engineers inspected the arts saturday, and determine the home is a longer safe to live in. >> walls are cracking inside. >>reporter: walker's backyard is sliding down to sandra's house. her backyard is covered by mud and debris. the city also yellow tag her house. heavy rains triggered the slide on thursday of the six homes are affected on one street and hillcrest road. it three and yellow tag in one patio deck ha

in san paulo, kron 4 news. >>vicki: from the east bay to the south bay, water has flooded streets near sonoma. it covered part of highway 121 and highway 12. four lanes were blocked by the flood water. if local authorities closed the road to oncoming traffic. the flood in sonoma county is really nothing like the flood in capitola. kron 4 shows us a while the running water downtown. >>reporter: thousands of gallons of water per minute flowing through the streets of downtown capital on saturday with friday storms once again and updated the neighborhood in a nearby mobile home park. it the water came from the broken call for at the mobile home park and repair crews that they had the upper hand when they arrived in the morning. >> our job is to keep the culvert clear, their best efforts were overwhelmed by the fierce rains that descended. they had to abandon their equipment and seek higher ground. >>reporter: are rushed through the mobile home park in flushed through downtown. it flooded local businesses. >> the 1

in san paulo, kron 4 news. >>christine: and east bay to the south bay water has flooded streets. 2 ft. of water covered parts of highway 121 and highway 12. local authorities closed the road to one come in traffic, a cosmo backups this afternoon but the flood in sonoma county is nothing like the flood in capitola. jeff pierce shows as the wild running water downtown. >>jeff: >>maureen: will get back to jeff and in it. in the meantime in woodside a tree fell on top of the telephone poll all highway 84 causing both plans to close from skyline boulevard sometime after 6:00 a.m.. if caltrans and pg&e were on the scene fixing the power lines. the stretch of highway reopened around 3:00 p.m. today. storm clean up in mill valley goes beyond a fallen tree. kron 4 j. r. stone shows the damage. >>j.r. stone: come around 50 ft. from where the mud slide happened in the valley. i want to give you an idea of the conditions. as i reached down it doesn't take much to pick up a big chunk of money. it is very wet and slippery in

>>pam: live pictures from san paulo, another storm related trouble spots around the bay. a landslide their effect in homes ash and try to figure out which they're trying to do. please try and elicit on details. it's going to get worse. >>louisa: were going to see those downpours over night, the problem is the ground is so full cloister it has no were else to go. certainly a concern for the small streams there. here's a look at your storm tracker, you kind of take a closer look. a cell just approaching. we could see a few showers sort of edge this way. you could build a show or starting to pick up the next few minutes or so. in the south bay you could see showers right on through san jose. also open to mount hamilton. in places like walnut creek you will notice the heavier downpour. future cast for, said the 4 11:00 tonight that's when we'll start to notice the second round of what was there to move on through. this will be a lot more organized. as we head towards 2:00 a.m., notice of this yellow it actually shows us where we're going to get moderate downpour. it looks lik

in morgan hill, san paulo and just south of san jose, is that location sells those san jose where we find rob. he shows us the sliding land. >>rob: for some 200 ft. half of this one lane private road in south san jose has sunk 3 ft.. he could see rain water is still seeping out of the landslide above. new cracks that this letter opening in the road every day. the pavement is oglin buckling in crafting a. in the shot you can see how large section of earth acetylene. hear how we see the ground is pulling away from the foundation of one home. as you can see, the entire hillside here appears to be unstable. " and see how concrete poured into the cracks a few days ago has already settled. pg&e has prepared a broken gas line is installing an emergency shut off switch. water lines are breaking into. county inspectors were on scene wednesday assessing the damage. the road is private and a half-dozen and property owners say they will probably have to fix the roads themselves once the hillside settles down and the rain stops. in san jose, rob the kron 4 news. >>pam: in morgan hill road as been

back live to the problems developing in san paulo. this is a live picture where landslide is causing major problems as you could see. you could see how the foundation under those homes is affected. one of a number of problem areas around the bay area. if we on this team will keep you up-to-date. the baseball season almost here, this weekend will help you get ready. gary read that shot will helping with baseball by the bay with a preview of the giants and the days. will the player interviews and a look at spring training this saturday at 8:00 p.m. we hear on kron 4. will be back. [ jerry ] look at this! you got a state-of-the-art man-cave, but the savings account of a cave-man! hey sports fans check this out. [ beep ] oops, my bad. earn more with interestplus savings at capitalone.com. that's new school banking, baby! ooh, 3-d! instead of earning bupkus, your savings could be earning three times the national average! three times more. go online to capitalone.com. what's in your wallet? what's this do? [ beeping ] >>pam: a livermore mot

reporting live in san paulo, kron 4 news. >>pam: slide removal is a top priority in the oakland hills of the city's public works department. kron 4 was on the scene when crews cleared one road that was hit hard by the slides during the rain. >>haazig: the clean up after last week's big storm continues and the oakland hills where the city's public works department is cleaning up mudslides here along skyline boulevard. take a look at how the loader is scooping up the dark soil you see here that still moist as a result of the heavy rain. an oakland public works spokesman tommy days after the intense storm, the soil remains saturated in parts of the oakland hills. adding that the remains soil are down 17 more trees. in addition, the public for crews will also clear of areas along skyline like this where the rains brought down stones into the roadway. it has heard of those as well a cyclist. if the new tunnels kron 4 news. if >>pam: in hillsboro construction crews are working round-the-clock to stabilize the portion of what if rid

obviously, you have big problems for at least seven properties in the san paulo area. this is one of the reasons area officials have claimed this to be a local emergency. they did that today. is still sliding. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>reporter: here in alameda county just off of redwood road a mudslide has fallen in the southbound lane of this road. he could see those large boulders, rocks, debris even trees that have been rooted out of the soil. you can see this lighter color soil here is actually the reason mudslide activity that happened. up talk to the left, he could see the darker colored soil is actually from another mudslide that happened just a few days ago. even the pavement is still dirty from the clean up the crews had to do. for the wrong, you could see there's also a smaller landslide that happened on the shoulder. the main concern right now was obviously the s kerf where cars coming around not see this landslide. crews are on the scene getting ready to clean this up. in alameda county, kron 4 news. anytime >>vicki: you can catch us on tv catches on

reporting in san paulo, kron 4 news. thin its banks after reaching flood stage friday afternoon. that in turn forced the evacuation of hundreds of people here in felton growth in other neighborhoods. people returning friday to no damage. the river has now dropped a full 10 ft. since then. in felton kron 4 news. president >>jeff: to try to clean up from a huge mess after concrete pipe burst of leaving a gaping hole in the ground and leaving for homes uninhabitable. the rest of the park will be a look tag for up to two weeks we'll city workers repair the damage. i run for 30 p.m., the rainwater overwhelm the pipe causing it to rupture. residents had to evacuate and some had to be rescued by the fire department. businesses down the hill said there also cleaning up water and sludge from the floor. city workers say it's a miracle that nobody was hurt and in fact three of the four homes that were rendered uninhabitable or vacation homes only one person what to look for new place to live. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>jeff: thi

reporting in san paulo kron 4 news. >>j.r. scenario is the landslide were to affect the street. all of these homes you can see in the distance are dangers zones, they have been vacated and in the distance you can see a hill. i held they say is still moving. reporting in hercules, kron 4 news. >>maureen: and snoand in panole, people say they're worried because the earth underneath the turkey into is to move. it the city said these homes are not in immediate danger that they will keep an eye on how the slide progresses. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>haazig: the city's public works department continues to clean up after the storm and moving mudslides along skyline boulevard. although it hasn't rained in a few days, the hillside it remains wide up and down skyline causing rocks and mud to slide into the roadway creating a potential hazard for drivers. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>reggie: village merchants are scrambling to repair flood damage in time for the upcoming tour season. at the same time crews are working to fix the hu

. >> thank you, brian and residence in san paulo are hoping that a team of engineers can save their home. reggie kumar tells us unless the governor declares a state of emergency the repairs will be coming at the home owner's expense. >> reporter: i am in the walker's back yard. it has received most of the damage of all of these six properties. they have placed a plastic on the ground from iran from saturating more. there-from high ground from the rain. an inspector-is saying that they're all safe and residents are still allowed to live in their homes. many do not agree that is what they are leaving. the assistant city manager called the governor's office and see if t this declared a state of emergency for this area. but if so? disaster relief. the next would be a hassle engineer to assess the hillside. a chemist-soiled- engineer assess the hillside for saved? >> with oan order coming from a landslide with a moderwater main break. and it could be impacting homes near pleasanton. and is an unincorporated part of the county. again, the drinking water is not safe. fixing this water main brea

north to san paulo. kron 4 is obtained a new view of what the area looks like before and after the road landslide. we have a preview of what residents and city leaders are planning to do about the pending danger there. kate thompson is live in san pablo. kate. >>kate: residents are going to meet with city officials inside this building. their meeting in just about an hour. if they have been waiting days for the meeting, hoping to get answers about the safety of the hillside. i did >> to the assistant city manager who told me is that no soil samples have been taken. no drilling on this hillside since thursday when the slide began. there will be no final results from the soil engineer that was hired by the city. all that will be offered to residents is his initial inspection that happens saturday. we want to show you these side-by-side photos to illustrate the amount of damage that has gone on in the past couple of days. he conceded backyards of these homes how they have completely collapsed. the ground is

reporting live in san paulo kate thompson kron 4 news.ay some residents of the allman in valley are also battling a slide. it is threatening the road in hillside below some homes. if robbed shows us some of the mounting damage there. >>rob: half of this one lane private road off the new home and in rhode it has sunk 3 ft.. if you can see rain water is still seeping out of the hillside above threatening to wash out the road all together. if new cracks like this one are opening in the road every day. the pavement is buckling in cracking as the water eats away at the red below. just below large cracks appear in the ground. you can see how large section of earth acetylene, here we see how the ground is action pulling away from the foundation of one home. as you can see from the cracks running along the driveway outside of this home just above the road, the entire hillside appears to be unstable in moving just about every day. you can see how concrete poured into those cracks just a few days ago has already settled. pg&e has repaired broken ga

. >> reporter: in san paulo the agreement ground broke apart part of the house i the cement patio was built on a giveaway. there's nothing supporting the patio as it hangs in the air. the people who owned a home notice there something wrong. >> the kid said we didn't have a backyard any more. i came out and saw the big hole. there is nothing to stop it. >> reporter: they were going to put a bounce out here for their kids party on saturday but decided not to because of the rain. >> i'm still in shock because of all that. and trying to assess the damage, and hopefully they will take responsibility. they knew when they built these homes this was a slide area. >> reporter: the same thing happened to this back, >> the footings on my deck one of them have come loose on the deck, to more will probably be gone. my home that i have been in here for all of these years is in jeopardy now. >> reporter: near felton residents near the san lorenzo river are back, after rising water levels forced emergency evacuation. this is video from yesterday when the water spilled over. they were told to immedia

--san paulo. the neighbors are afraid as the hill continues to slide some of the chains or leading towards a house. >> mark: authorities are searching for someone who planted a pipe bomb in a newspaper, it exploded as a man is picking them up yesterday. >> reporter: this is for the man picked up his newspaper, where the bomb run off. you can see the crater, it has since gone bigger. investigators dug deeper to gather evidence. the victim appeared '60s-'70s was airlifted to a hospital. >> we don't know anything. >> this and, family came home sunday night. they did not want to talk. >> we have no idea. i am sure the police department on know much more than we do. >> their wit victims had a severely injured, bleeding from his leg, head. authorities say the man is expected to survive. >> that is now at and libya, forces are closing in on gadhafi's hometown. >> mark: the town was targeted for the first time by international air strikes, witnesses say that if your bombing but there is no fighting in the

. >> justine: san paulo city council is holding a special meeting to discuss how to handle the the local state of emergency. it's because of damage due to a landslide last night homeowners of the six properties in danger of sliding down the house side met with city officials to discuss their concerns as reggie kumar tells us the city still does not know if the hillside can even be saved. a lot of homeowners told reporters there questions went unanswered. >> reporter: the future of the six homes still hangs in the balance nearly a week after a landslide destroyed the backyard of nearly all the houses. wednesday's meeting that the media was not led to attend left some of these home owners scratching their heads. the city still does none know that the hillside can be short out. >> we're looking at it, to give us an answer whether or not the hillside can be repaired. we're estimating about 5 million. so, that is beyond the capabilities of the city of san pablo. we're hoping that that will be reimbursed by the state's disaster funds. that summer looking to pay for it. >> reporter: the walkers

will tran is live in san paulo. you have been showing us one home owner's house.n he spoke tour last hour it sounded devastating. >> will: she is busy trying to get ahold of the contractor to stop the bleeding, this wall continues to give. imagine this being perfect condition. it was hire a few days ago, with the hillside giving out with all the rain fall not only did it break but it is falling down 8 ft. below for more was. she needs to get a contractor out to stabilize this to stop it from getting worse. there is a bit of a break right now but everybody knows the rainfall is coming again. for now the homeowners can stay here. the situation is bad. across the way it is worse. you can see some of the pillars, they are deciding on what to do. they stayed up all night talking about who to contact, how much will it cost? they don't know. they know it's not the city's property so the city turned it over to them. they will have to decide what to do. there is a bit of luck for now because they are allowed to stay home. this is a family member they grew up in this hall,

supervisors and police commission ensure all san francisco police officers, including those deputized to the joint terrorism task force and is working with the fbi paulo and complied with local and state privacy laws, -- paulo and comply with local and state privacy laws. also that the city oversee targeting in profiling of amemsa communities. >> thank you. supervisor kim: -- supervisor mirkarimi: if it's ok, i would like to call up a few other speakers. [reading names] >> thank you for considering this important endorsement of surveillance and racial and religious profiling. i am a staff attorney at the asian law caucus. he must be familiar with the asian law caucus. our mayor was an alum. since 9/11, we have seen a rise in hate crimes against muslim americans and those perceived to be muslim but what receives less attention is the fact these acts of violence find their support in institutionalized discrimination. discrimination that is a direct result of misdirected government policy. i am not a criminal defense attorney, i'm a civil rights attorney. i represent dozens of people in the law enforcement context, people who have not committed any crime