--no sandi. no sandi. had to get up and get ready to go to the birthday party. just told sean, it's ok, you know, your mom will be there. andrea canning: meanwhile, greg johnson was looking around his home. there was nothing to indicate that sandi had left in a hurry and somehow forgot to tell anyone, as strange as that would be. all her stuff was there. called the police, called, you know, family, my sister. i think i probably called her father. were you in a full-on panic at this point or are you still kind of like, ok, you know what? maybe she ended up going out with some friends or-- no, i was pretty worried. just the circumstances that were at the house, i knew there was trouble or something not right. andrea canning: the birthday party for sean went ahead on saturday. there was a cake and some presents, but no sandi. the adults huddled and whispered. the whole time, we're all trying to talk without the kids hearing us about, "where is she? what happened?" i think we made a second call to the police department in the afternoon. did you think, ok, we've got

. >> all right, sandy, thanks very much. more californians, especially here in the bay area, are being forced into using the state's fair plan for homeowners insurance and the l.a. wildfires, obviously highlighting concerns about that plan's financial health. here's abc seven news reporter anser hassan in the sunol hills, homeowners denied normal insurance coverage had to turn to california's fair plan. >> it's the insurer of last resort, and data from the department of insurance shows it's the only option for one in every ten homeowners in sunol. >> recently, enrollment in the fair plan has ballooned, and that's because the private home insurance market, specifically the private home insurance companies, have been withdrawing from different parts of the state. >> carmen balber is executive director of consumer watchdog. she says part of the problem relates to climate change and an increased risk of wildfires in sunol. the risk is high. the first street foundation, which connects climate change to financial risks, estimates

sandy sanchez was one of heidy's coworkers. we worked with hazardous chemicals and gases, crazy things that you wouldn't expect a couple of girls to want to do. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): heidy seemed to thrive in a workplace that favored hard hats over heels. it was dangerous if you didn't follow the rules. in fact, quote from heidy, everything is dangerous. it's just what will kill you the quickest. josh mankiewicz: to sandy, heidy became more than just a co-worker. i considered her my best friend. she was a person that you knew would never stab you in the back. she was a person that you knew would always have your back. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): in person, she could be both sweet and salty. and that caught the attention of one of her colleagues, 25-year-old conrad truman. i noticed her first in the hallway. what did you think? um, i thought she was cute. and i noticed her hard hat. and they have a little personality or stickers, you know. and hers said, it's all about me. deal with it. and i was kind of thinking, this g

nilled in south africa while shipping 6 tries and exeter absolutely smashed by bordeaux—begles at sandyy habitat for sharks. sales was byjd, in his 50s storm of the gear with the opening try. finding space behind the sale defence was proving far too easy. one man for money, slip ups here. this afternoon, it was a bit away from the sale, these cheap fleeting chances were there and all too often sliding through their grasp. not helped when robert became one of two bend in the second half, not one tisane or ceremony or sympathy, he sailed at the bonus point. hugo powered in the storm, a six try to leapfrog the sharks into the qualifications but. points from sales are final game to— one are a must. even that, that is not likely to be enough for premiership strugglers, three games and three defeats despite a rapid start at sandy park. it went rapidly downhill from there and by half—time, last season's with the had racked up five tries of their own. he had got his second not long after his restart. 11 tries and 69 points. this is on an afternoon which shows the champions cup is not a happy hu

nilled in south africa while shipping 6 tries and exeter absolutely smashed by bordeaux—begles at sandyabitat for sharks but for sales, it was a toothless display d winter storms, sales were soon scarred by jamie, storms, sales were soon scarred byjamie, marking his 50th game at the opening try. he found space behind the sale defence, you'd be far too easy. —— south africa can be a habitat for sharks. not helped as robert became one of two bend in the second half, not on one she south off of ceremony or sympathy. hugo powered in the storm, a six try to leapfrog the shells into the qualification spot, for sales final game are a must. that is not likely to be enough for premiership strugglers exeter, three games and three defeats, despite a rapid start at sandy park. it went rapidly downhill from there. by half—time, last season's quarterfinal has racked up five tries of their own. the second was not long after the restart, by the de half—time, yet his fourth try. the champions cup is not a happy hunting ground for two english sides at least. premiership champions northampton saints booke

want to thank former mayor breed for her collaboration in this process and acknowledge interim chief sandy tung. where are you, chief? thank you, chief sandy tong for keeping our city safe during her historic tenure as our first asian american fire chief. thank you. >> and now the floor is yours. thank you, sir. congratulations. >> it is with a heavy heart that we gather here today in light of the tragic events unfolding in los angeles. our thoughts and prayers are with the citizens who are experiencing such incredible devastation. >> we also pray for our first responders who have committed to bring safety and stability to the affected communities. >> it is the honor of my life to receive this appointment. gathering here in this historic historic bell arts masterpiece is a reminder of the rich history of this city. our history is remarkable and our future is bright. under a new administration, optimism reigns supreme. mayor larry, thank you for bestowing this great responsibly city upon me. i look forward to working shoulder to shoulder with you to achieve the limitless potential of our ci

sandy. yeah. >> we have more snow coming to the sierra, that's for sure. dan and j.r. some rain in the bay area, but it's only going to be a one day deal. so let me show you the sierra snowpack statewide. it is now at 108% of average. but just as leslie mentioned, central sierra is running behind at 94% and southern sierra 75%. the northern part of the state doing fantastic at 161% of average. we do have a winter storm warning for the west slope of the sierra. 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. tomorrow. 6 to 10in expected above 5500ft. more over the peaks. with those gusty winds, driving will be hazardous, so you might want to hold off. looking at live doppler seven, you can certainly see the rain up in the northern portion of the state. it will eventually get down here, but not until tomorrow. right now on live doppler seven, we just have a few passing clouds. looking at the wider perspective, here's the storm system. the energy is going to our north. that all changes as we head into your friday. but that storm is also kicking up the swells. so a high surf advisory 9 p.m. tomorrow un

thank you so much, sandy. of course, we are staying on top of all of these developments coming out of the wildfires in los angeles county. you can get updates as they happen on abc seven news.com and the abc seven news bay area app. again, all of those latest developments on our website and inside of the mobile app. >> well, these are images of a prescribed burn today in moraga that you can see where community activists ae concerned about residents being able to make it out. >> if there's a fire, officials say a solid plan is in place, though. abc seven news reporter anser hassan has a closer look. >> the moraga orinda fire protection district worked on a prescribed burn on thursday near the moraga lafayette border. it's an effort to create a fuel break to protect homes from wildfires. >> the work that we're doing also makes retardant drops land in lighter fuels where they're much more effective. >> the prep work helps to maintain the hillsides, but some moraga residents are concerned about another potential p

. >> yes, sandy, we knew these winds were coming. you told us about it very clearly, but firefighters did what they could to prepare to prepare. but the winds are just unstoppable. not much they can really do. know. >> this is an extreme situation. dan and ama and they are dealing with a life threatening situation down south. with that wind storm now a firestorm, we have a third fire that has just broken out in sylmar. here are the two major fires burning right now. the palisades fire. it is gusty. you can see 24 mile an hour winds. it is very dry. and the other fire nearby 74 mile an hour wind gusts. so definitely a dangerous situation near altadena as well. look at some of the other wind gusts right now. malibu, 92 miles an hour. malibu hills 83. red flag warning. particularly dangerous situation. red flag warning going right now. and it is in effect until thursday evening as those wind gusts anywhere between 80 to 100 miles an hour in isolated spots will continue. so that is a concern. you look at some of the winds going into the

. >> yes, sandy, we knew these winds were coming. you told us about it very clearly, but firefighters did what they could to prepare to prepare. but the winds are just unstoppable. not much they can really do. know. >> this is an extreme situation. dan and ama and they are dealing with a life threatening situation down south. with that wind storm now a firestorm, we have a third fire that has just broken out in sylmar. here are the two major fires burning right now. the palisades fire. it is gusty. you can see 24 mile an hour winds. it is very dry. and the other fire nearby 74 mile an hour wind gusts. so definitely a dangerous situation near altadena as well. look at some of the other wind gusts right now. malibu, 92 miles an hour. malibu hills 83. red flag warning. particularly dangerous situation. red flag warning going right now. and it is in effect until thursday evening as those wind gusts anywhere between 80 to 100 miles an hour in isolated spots will continue. so that is a concern. you look at some of the winds going into the

the fog tonight, sandy. the winds coming tomorrow. >> yeah, they're already here, dan. and they're getting stronger as we speak. let me show you. the winds over the higher terrain. mount umunhum, 44 miles an hour. hood mountain and atlas peak, 29 miles an hour. those gusty offshore winds developing a wind advisory has expanded to include virtually all of the bay area until 10 a.m. wednesday. gusts 40 to 50 miles an hour will mean the potential for some downed tree limbs and power outages as we go, hour by hour. those winds continue to increase. 40 at half moon bay 3 a.m. tomorrow morning. notice those winds picking up as we head towards the morning hours. latter part of the morning hours as well. here we've had the wedding rain and that's what's lessening our fire danger, but not the case in southern california. they are under a red flag warning beginning tomorrow morning until thursday evening. it's a particularly dangerous situation. extreme weather is expected in that area. life threatening and destructive wind storm with isolated gusts 80 to 100 miles an hour. as we

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the fog tonight, sandy. the winds coming tomorrow. >> yeah, they're already here, dan. and they're getting stronger as we speak. let me show you. the winds over the higher terrain. mount umunhum, 44 miles an hour. hood mountain and atlas peak, 29 miles an hour. those gusty offshore winds developing a wind advisory has expanded to include virtually all of the bay area until 10 a.m. wednesday. gusts 40 to 50 miles an hour will mean the potential for some downed tree limbs and power outages as we go, hour by hour. those winds continue to increase. 40 at half moon bay 3 a.m. tomorrow morning. notice those winds picking up as we head towards the morning hours. latter part of the morning hours as well. here we've had the wedding rain and that's what's lessening our fire danger, but not the case in southern california. they are under a red flag warning beginning tomorrow morning until thursday evening. it's a particularly dangerous situation. extreme weather is expected in that area. life threatening and destructive wind storm with isolated gusts 80 to 100 miles an hour. as we

churchill's granddaughter, celia sandys, wrote a book about churchill's travels, and she said it would be hard to find a more evocative setting for this service because this was the home of george washington. it's a beautiful setting and a sacred space. and so they sat here in the washington family pew and the service was special and many levels. the church was was packed. a lot of secret service were in the church. troops in steel, helmets with bayonets ringing the church. they sang four hymns, one of which was the battle hymn of the republic. churchill had never heard this before, and the rector reports that as he sang it, tears were streaming down his face, unashamedly at the beauty of it. in fact, churchill picked that to be one of the hymns that his long funeral years later, which he said was in honor of his american mother, the the service was not about nonviolence. it was about the war and winning the war. and above all, it was a service of humility and asking god to forgive america. since this is roosevelt's goal. he had, in his proclamation for the national day of prayer, had

intention admission is to reduce the size and scope of government spending in a meaningful way to get sandy get our country back on track so the debt limit is a necessary step so we don't vote. that's important but it does not mean we have any intention or will tolerate spending the debt limit and the idea is to do the opposite. thet commitment is to reduce t, not more soht that's the toughe. the final meal permit in the days and i look forward to that discussion. >> are you that the program specifically to medicare. are not coming with the intention of benefits or anything. we want to look at it deliberately and the republican party will not, we've made that clear over and over. weer do know there are areas of fraud, waste and abuse, the agencies are too many divisions andan employees and there will e deliberate auditing of all of that as we go through the process. the project is going on simultaneously so our intention by theen end of congress to show the american people we brought the government back down to a measurable state and it works efficiently and effectively for the people in th

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cambridge university, where his fellow performers included the likes of stephen fry, emma thompson, sandythen they went to edinburgh and won the top comedy prize, and then in the late 1980s, came on channel 4, and even amongst the people that appeared on that show, he was especially funny in �*whose line is it anyway?�* with a very self—deprecating nature and audiences really related to him in so many ways, and then over the decades he did everything from stage musicals to cameos in film and tv, showing what a multitalented performer he was but of course it was not all laughs and smiles and cheering audiences and he was very candid in his life about the issues he faced including substance addiction, alcoholism, was diagnosed with bipolar disorder. he had a life that had many extremes but dying at the age of 65, so young, a real talent produced by the uk and they will be so many people who will be very saddened by the news. —— there. thanks forjoining us. to ukraine now — and kyiv says it launched an overnight attack on russia, using drones and missiles — which was the largest of the war t

sandy hamer is missus richardson.plause] the presidential medal of freedom is awarded to missus fannie lou hamer. one of the most powerful voices of the civil right movement. spending 18 years in mississippi before learning that black citizens had a constitutional right to vote. with that newfound freedom she sacrifice her own safety to organize and register fellow black voters across the south. brutally beaten but undeterred for decades, she spoke truth to power though expand political participation and economic rights for all americans. let these words echo the nation 's conscience. nobody is free until everybody is free. [applause] [applause] irvine magic johnson. [cheering and applause] the presidential medal of freedom is awarded to irvine magic johnson with unmatched vision of versatility, irvine magic johnson drove the showtime era for the los angeles lakers. free time mvp 12 time all-star olympic gold medalist and hall of famer. under the same bright lights his diet -- honesty about his hiv status shattered st

invested one point to in a resiliency to protect against the next super storm sandy.nks for the vision we are creating a more vibrant and open new york city for families to enjoy from central park art city parks and names across the globe. they are where we come together to build community and take our children to play. we have to make sure every new yorker has that opportunity. so here's what we are going to do. this year end another 20000 new yorkers within a 10 minute walk of the park opening more school yards and under served communities and neighborhoods for use during the summer at the school and on weekends. not just giving they are going to make sure giving them cleaner ones too. starting this year it will add n extra afternoon cleaning shift to one or more hotspots and or parks throughout the city to make them even cleaner and safer for our children. from public spaces to public safety from healthcare to housing these initiatives in the years ahead. but in new york city we do not measure our work in months or years we think in terms of decades and build for d

want to thank former mayor breed for her collaboration in this process and acknowledge interim chief sandy tung. where are you, chief? thank you, chief sandy tong for keeping our city safe during her historic tenure as our first asian american fire chief. thank you. >> and now the floor is yours. thank you, sir. congratulations. >> it is with a heavy heart that we gather here today in light of the tragic events unfolding in los angeles. our thoughts and prayers are with the citizens who are experiencing such incredible devastation. >> we also pray for our first responders who have committed to bring safety and stability to the affected communities. >> it is the honor of my life to receive this appointment. gathering here in this historic historic bell arts masterpiece is a reminder of the rich history of this city. our history is remarkable and our future is bright. under a new administration, optimism reigns supreme. mayor larry, thank you for bestowing this great responsibly city upon me. i look forward to working shoulder to shoulder with you to achieve the limitless potential of our ci

whether it was hurricane katrina or sandy. in years past, democrats, even when we had united never asked red states or republicans for anything. we prioritize funding the disaster relief fund so people can get the assistance they need. let's separate this. what speaker johnson is doing. he does not have the votes to raise the debt limit and doing everything he can so donald trump can have a victory so billionaires and the largest corporations can continue to enjoy tax treatment that they want to the tune of a couple trillion dollars. in order to do that. they have to raise the debt limit. and we expect them to talk about a lot of issues that they could address if the debt limit was raised. the important piece, these disasters don't have red and blue ties on it when they come into our communities. they need to provide the aid and assistance and people can recover and get back to a sense of normalcy. [indiscernible] chuck walla *6 sha tea. mr. aguilar: president trump was part of the election interference, having fake electors a

. >> assistant deputy chief sandi tong has been serving as the interim chief. she took over for janine nicholson, who retired due to health reasons. debate intensifies over one crime-fighting strategy in oakland. coming up, why some people want the police department to pursue policy to change. plus, what we're learning about san francisco's first human cas experience the sweeping drama of manon, where opulence brings consequence in a lavish world of love and betrayal. ♪ tickets at sfballet.org bay area this morning. usgs reported a magnitude 3.7 earthquake at 7 a.m, followed by a 3.0 quake just before 11. both quakes hitting three miles northwest of the san francisco zoo. no damage or injuries have been reported, but people people certainly felt the shaking. >> i was in bed at home and i felt like two seconds of shaking, and it felt like the whole place was shaking. >> i was also already awake and like christina said, i actually messaged her and a couple other friends. we had all felt it. as someone who just moved here, it was. it was my first earthquake, so it

was eventually 29 or 30 downgrades but no payment defaults and i think when you look at super storm sandy, 625,000 homes destroyed. $75 billion in damages to the federal government came in with $50 billion and we do not have any defaults. i think as we look at this in the absolute horrible images on tv, it is important to separate the credit side and traditionally municipal don't have the default when you have these types of natural disasters. >> i am sure there are investors who are looking and if they live in the area and have exposure and what do you do now? i thought this was interesting in what california has done during past wildfires from assessed valuations hold up well. the housing market continues to increase in value. they even have backfilled lost property tax revenues in the past which i thought was interesting. there is hold harmless provisions allowing schools to be funded at predisaster enrollment levels. there is a big undertaking. >> there was a lot of mechanisms in place and for schools and for getting your funding from the state level, those hold harmless are very impo

store food that was sandy, literally once again stated that she does not see the prospects of a dialogue with ukraine on the continuation of the gas pumping. but you didn't even try to do anything. therefore, there are some kind of evil idea. and this idea is the destruction of trends and makes the, i think that cation, i will pull up to the last, they did not even offer any help they offer trends and these through to buy in the romanian exchange daily portions of gas at reasonable prices. what does that mean? it means guys making advance payments, give us factories agree to the withdrawal of the russian troops refuse independence and in general from state right. but who needs such help with the same mind more before he goes to my project and using the updates from india for at least 6 people were for they killed and dozens more injured in me. that kind of stuff paid during the religious festival. as we understand people were waiting outside of the temple for special companies to give them free access and some kind of so resulted video showing the chaos that ensued the c p i being perfor

. >> reporter: sandy wishes the city could make it easier for them to get back into their homes. she just wants to make sure everything there is safe and secure. she knows the winds are expected to get worse. >> and the fire right now, it's controlled more or less. but if anything goes past that, then brentwood is next. >> reporter: the area still remains without power. police and national guard troops are expected to stay as long as the area is evacuated. >>> another frustrating thing for residents here, juliette, they say the mail carriers and ups and amazon drivers have been able to go into these neighborhoods and drop off packages and mail, but the residents themselves, they have not been able to go in and pick up those packages. the other big concern is looting. we have heard a lot about people breaking in to homes throughout this entire disaster. a lot of people here are very worried about that because this entire area does not have power. they don't have access to security cameras, and a lot of their alarms are not even working. but the reason that, of course, they are eva

of revelers watched from the sandy beaches of rio de janeiro and enjoyed from nearby cruise ships and as well. keep it right here on abc seven for new year's day. we'll air the rose parade tomorrow morning at 8 a.m, but for now, that is our report here on this last day of 2024. we appreciate your time for spencer christian, chris alvarez, all of us. i'm dan ashley. new year's rockin eve with ryan seacrest is coming up next. all of us here wish you a very safe and happy new year. >> see you next year. bye for now. >>> live from times square, it's dick clark's new year's rockin' eve with me, ryan seacrest, monday by sia. tlc and carrie underwood just minutes before midnight. plus jonas brothers and rita ora take the

sandy. thanks. right. >> new at five. santa rosa. police are investigating after four people were found dead inside a home this afternoon. officers were called to monarch court near westgate circle for a welfare check. they say no one had heard from the residents in several days. police have not said what caused the deaths, but they are investigating this as a homicide. police say they don't believe there's any threat to the general public. >> new details tonight about a mountain view barber on the run after being accused of sexual assaults. court documents say 34 year old franklin enrique salzano also has hiv, and authorities are urging his victims to get tested. orla is now accused in more than two dozen drug sex assaults dating back to 2018. police say he took off after missing his last court date while out on bail. if convicted, he faces life in prison and we will be right back. >> i'm reggie aqui. >> i'm lyanne melendez. i'm luz pena. i'm tara campbell. >> i'm j.r. >> stone at abc seven news. >> we deliver local stories with rea

i voted for the sandy recovery, but a lot of people didn't. they said, we're spending too much money, and i and there are people who are going to offset the monies to pay for this. so it's a mess. but right now they should focus on rescue response and recovery. >> and in fact, we saw it most recently in north carolina, congresswoman, when there was a lot of blame going back and forth. some correct, some not correct. so let's talk about a republican led congress, which is a continuation, contrary to democratic hopes. is it something that you think the republicans and the democrats can work on in a bipartisan way to try to deal with california that speaker johnson wanted right now, at the beginning of a new session of congress? you mean an early test of bipartisanship? >> that and the need for more disaster relief. just to further complicate the things that are on the trump agenda, and this republican congress is very much led by donald trump. and a lot of it will depend on what president trump's reaction is and what his response is to what's go

so charlene franks called sandy gareton, raven's boss at the time of janet's death. his job. sandy gareton: he looked at me with a little smile on his face and said, "got my pink slip boss?" "no, we can wait till the end of the month for that to come." josh mankiewicz: charlene franks' point was that looming unemployment and mounting debt could have driven raven to kill. she then showed the jury janet's life insurance policy. the payout was 500-thousand dollars. the beneficiary was raven abaroa. charelene franks: the only way he could afford to live his lifestyle was to get that insurance policy. josh mankiewicz: but another piece of this puzzle was about to be presented in court... and it had to do with raven's second wife, vanessa pond. josh mankiewicz: it turns out, vanessa and raven were not a match made in heaven. vanessa pond: i was way too naive. way too naive. josh mankiewicz: vanessa travelled from salt lake city to durham to testify... not for the defense... but for the prosecution. nat sound - vanessa sworn in clerk: do you solemnly swear that the testimon

crispin will replace sandi tong, who has served as the interim chief. also today, 31 san francisco firefighters deployed to southern california to assist firefighters down there. the fight to keep tiktok alive in the u.s. went to the united states supreme court today. at issue can congress ban the social media app because of who owns it? let's bring in our business and tech reporter scott budman. you've been tracking this story for months. you listened to the hearing today, right? the whole thing. all right. so any idea which side you think the justices are leaning toward? it's hard to say. kris. it's a little early, and the justices have not so far made their decision public. but, you know, guessing from some of the questions, they seemed a little skeptical about tiktok's claim that this harms the first amendment rights of its users. and that's really the argument that tiktok is putting forward. so we don't know how it will go. but most of those who listen to that are far more experienced in legal matters than me seem to think they were leaning in a di

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host: this is sandy in allentown, pennsylvania. caller: my name is sandy. when i graduated from college in 1969 the vietnam war was going on. i got involved in draft counseling. not only myself but others. we sent quite a few men to canada because they did not believe in the war in vietnam. when jimmy carter became president, he i guess passed a law and allow these young men to come back home. and they did. you know, they were able to be with their families again. that is all i want to say. he was a good man. host: this is harry in norcross, georgia. caller: good morning. i wanted to tell a little story about having met jimmy carter when i was at the university of new mexico in 1975. he came and spoke to us, to the student body. of course, we had been a couple of years before the national guard had broke up the a demonstration against richard nixon. it was pretty troubling for the students. jimmy carter stayed. he talked to us all, gave us a speech and then he stayed around for hours talking to students. i got to talk to him and ask questions. host: do you

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thanks, sandy. >> well, the san francisco giants are making some news this afternoon. espn reports the team has agreed to a one year deal with right handed starting pitcher justin verlander. the likely future hall of famer is a two time world series champion and three time american league cy young award winner. spring training is set to open in scottsdale, arizona in just about five weeks. >> well, still ahead. it's one of the most famous taco bell locations, but its doors are now abruptly closed. we'll tell you what's in store for pacifica's oceanfront taco bell. stay with us. >> i'm reggie aqui, i'm lyanne melendez, i'm luz pena, i'm tara campbell, i'm j.r. >> stone at abc seven news. >> we deliver local stories with real answers to help make our city you can access your fico® score in a snap. (daughter) what i would give to be able to make art on this scale! (dad) you will one day. but it's equally important for you to be thinking about your future... building credit— (daughter) dad... fargo, what's my fico® score? (dad) wow... it's a work of art. (vo) do you fargo?

since time immemorial layer of being 2 lakes here, divided by this sandy ridge human, the water from this one flows through a system of rivers and lakes into the an acre river which flows into the wide sea and onto the arctic ocean of this lake. on the other side is also connected through a system of rivers and lakes to lake on you. go then like, love to go the near the river that the baltic sea and eventually the atlantic you make these 2 lakes are not connected in any way that there are no waterways linking them or anything like that. well, they're both as a separate and that's why they called it a water shed between the 2 lotions and how did it form and how long ago store or not. but as of the water shed was formed about 12000 years ago. yeah, that's the great scandinavian lacey. it was receding. according to geologists, the melting place he had created a river that used to flow across this land. northwood, the river brought this sand and pebbles. as a result, the links which had also originated from the glasgow, came divided him up on the present day system in much time still. bu

thanks, sandy. >> well, these are the final minutes for an iconic surf shop in santa cruz. the flagship o'neill surf shop on pacific avenue in downtown is closing for good at 6:00. it posted this closing message on social media. an employee says the lease was expiring and they did not want to renew it. the location had been open for 25 years. three other o'neill shops in santa cruz will stay open. that's the good news. surfing legend jack o'neill opened his first surf shop in 1952 off san francisco's great highway. >> still ahead. help and support from the bay to la. we're going to show you how people here in the bay area are mobilizing to help the los angeles county fire victims. >> i'm reggie aqui. >> i'm lyanne melendez. i'm luz pena. i'm tara campbell, i'm j.r. >> stone at abc seven news. >> we deliver local stories with real answers to help make o help with this health insurance stuff. - check out covered california. it's a free service from the state that helps you get health insurance. millions of people have used it. - wait, for real? - mmm hmm, they even offer fina

. >> reporter: sandy touched told us she too wishes the city could make it easier for them to get back into their homes, if only briefly. she says she just wants to make sure everything in her home is still there and secure. she was hoping to do that today because she knows the winds are expected to get worse. >> the fire is actually right now control more or less on mandeville road. if anything goes past that then bring what is next. >> reporter: the area still remains without power. police and national guard troops are expected to stay as long as the area is evacuated. >> we will go back to the fires in just a minute. >>> for now, another story making headlines all over the country. say goodbye to hours of scrolling when you are supposed to be sleeping or working for that matter because tiktok might be going dark on all of our phones in the u.s. in a matter of days. the supreme court make a decision on the 19th that could change things. right now it looks like most of the justices are ready to and it. kevin talked to bay area content creators who built their entire livelihoods on tik

chief crispin will replace sandi tong, who has served as the interim chief. we're going to take you now live back to southern california, as our sky ranger down in la has been over the palisades fire after a new flare up is causing new evacuations. the fire is spreading ferociously at this hour. let's bring in our meteorologist, rob mayeda, who is following this fire closely. and it is now expanding north and possibly east. yeah. if you've been following the palisades fire, a lot of the impact down in pacific palisades and near malibu. now, the action did shift to the north overnight as we made our way into this evening. you can see what we have here. the north offshore winds backed off, and that allowed a window of opportunity for this fire to work its way northward up along a ridge south of encino. and this is where new evacuation orders were issued this evening on the north side of the fire. and another area on the east side. the fire kind of backing down into mandeville canyon. evacuation orders on the west side of 405 freeway, just to the north of brentw

. >> crispin replaces sandy tong who has been filling in as interim chief since september crispin will spend the next couple of weeks transitioning into his new role before officially taking over the chief duties on january. 21st, the newsom administration unveiled the governor's proposed budget for the next fiscal year and the governor wants was not there because he's still in southern california deal with all the fires there. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports. >> well, here it is. all 140 pages of the governor's preliminary budget for the next fiscal year. it's a proposed budget allocating billions of dollars to address key issues facing the state, including homelessness and education. but right now the big focus. >> it's on the as governor gavin newsom remains in the fire zone in southern california. and here in northern california at the state capitol on this deadline day to present the governor's proposed preliminary state budget for the next fiscal year as a result of the fires. unlike most years, it was not the governor who presented the state's proposed spending p

it's golden, sandy beaches have transformed into oil so sense a stock reminder of the level of environmental devastation, the region faces. local reports continue to document the relentless flow of oil emissions, underscoring the ongoing coal on the eco system. and response volunteer helps us bringing up not just along the coast line, but also in schools as the community refuses to stand aside. while that below of time faces an environmental cataclysm. one of the volunteer hubs in an apo assess off of this school where teachers and parents united to dressy pressing environmental issue or not by the nose, is our home. and the see is a heritage of golden sands are also a heritage. of course, when i found out about the trouble that had come to our city, i coordinated a volunteer movement at all over gymnasium, which included parents as well as all hed mazda and teaches. initially, of course, that was a problem with the equipment, with the respirators. because we would not prepared that it would be such a disaster. no one looked at the fact that there was a pensioner or a young stuff. every one

where people in both parties said no new laws will make a difference, and then newtown, connecticut, sandy hook elementary school, that horrific tragedy unfolded in december of 2012. and because of that tragedy and because of what that tragedy forced me to confront and forced me to ask questions. my wife and daughters were asking me a lot of questions about how i would vote, i decided to vote for a series, since that time, these last 12 years, a series of common sense gun measures. if that tragedy had not occurred, i'm not sure if i would have had that moment of introspection and reflection, and then ultimately a change in how i voted. i'm glad i did. we have to take steps to reduce gun violence. >> any frustrations or disappointments that you've had over the years serving in the senate? >> oh, lots of those. >> yeah? >> too many to itemize, whenever you lose, whenever you get close on passing something, and you fall short, that's frustrating. whenever your side is engaged in a broader debate, whether it's on health care or tax policy where our side was not successful in 2017 in stopping w

sandy. >> that's right. dan. so tomorrow morning, you'll want to give yourself that extra time and make sure you have your umbrellas by the door. good evening everyone. let's take a look at a live view from our mount tam cam. it is all quiet, but that changes. look at the rain on live doppler seven. it's up around eureka and crescent city. all of this is in association with a level one storm that is going to get down here, right around the time that some of you are commuting. so at 5:00 it is in the north bay. it starts to slide by 8 a.m. into other parts of the bay area. as we head into the 11:00 hour, it's crossing the central bay. wave heights are already building with this storm. you can see 15 to 16 foot waves out over the pacific. high surf advisory goes up 9 p.m. tomorrow until 3 a.m. sunday. watch out because those breakers are going to be between 18 and 25ft, bringing dangerous swimming and surfing conditions. beach hazards statement up all day tomorrow from the morning till night time, as we do have mod