harbor. what happens if the japanese attacked self and not pearl harbor. >> will hear the of this issue in the military and the military is essentially running the country and so when we talk about the careers these admirals and generals, they secure the base as well in our instinct is to evaluate the decisions in their careers in the same way we would evaluate the careers of american military leaders. but they were more than that in japan, there were the politicians making a major decision and even making decisions about domestic policy and the generals and admirals running education systems in japan. so these people were politicians and the circle of rulers in japan were making all of the decisions so the decision to attack pearl harbor was a military decision and principally founded on this idea that we have to clear our - so we can go south there's victory in order to essentially have the american response to what we are about to do with the secondary discussing earlier with the panels, the secondary idea that you might be able to destroy the american morale at the beginning of the war, an

's formally tasked protecting the fleet at pearl harbor. when the departments air command, had 138 modern fighter aircraft on hand. during the increasing tension during the fall of 1941, ordered significant levels of alert. after washington's on 27 november short decided to lower not raise his level of alert. why he did this has never been satisfactorily explained. the antiaircraft gun mainly in storage rather than deployed those that were deployed had their ammunition locked up. the air control center about which i will speak a little more later essentially essentially as the radar network were operating from zero -- 700 hours primarily for training. no pilot said by two man defensive fighter should the radar detector threat. short provided two notifications to washington about us alert status. on 28 november immediately after receiving the war warning he invited washington he was alerted to prevent sabotage. this comprehensive response reach washington on one december. that message to report his command was at alert number one. the new sta

what if it were just off the harbor mouth. again we can talk about the counterfactual section what might've happened. but the japanese did have a very detailed set of plans in hand for what they would do if they have to go after the fleet in a different location. if it did not conform to the operational patterns they had seen. >> one thing that came out in a postwar evidence was it was specifically asked about what would be the most opportune day or time to attack. he said sunday. this comes back to the missed opportunities as part of our larger effort opportunity to close down the japanese consulate not the embassy but the consulate were in the greatest location including honolulu. the information is so critical to understanding the movements of the fleet and the location of the fleet they close the consulate down and he would have had to trundle off quite possibly that might have because cafs cancellation of plans for a. >> towards the front although to your right please. >> given the disaster at midway and the surge in u.s.

stay away from the beaches, avoid harbors and marinas as well. when you are at the coast line, do not turn your back on the water, and keep up with the latest advisories. we will be offering them as more information comes in. dion? >> jesus. >> oh boy. >> all right. well, here is my friend. dion: that pretty much says it all. this is video from savanna peterson out of pacifica. she lives not far from the p ier. the road was still open. we have much more coverage at our website on the tsunami at abc7news.com, including the differences between at advisory, a watch, and a warning, and how you can prepare for a tsunami. developing news coming out of texas. we just learned a hostage has been released in an ongoing situation at a synagogue in the dallas-fort worth area. the hostage taker is demanding a known terrorist be released from prison. abc news reporter alex presha has more on the story. alex: the situation unfolded at a synagogue in the dallas-fort worth area saturday morning. authorities say an armed suspect has taken hostages at congregation b

the harbor patrol got the tsunami advisory at about 4:00 a.m. on saturday and went boat to boat waking people up to evacuate. jason steinberg got out just in time. he says the surge came within two feet of the top of the piling. >> it is. it happened within five minutes. it jumped 9 feet in five minutes. >> reporter: saturday, the tsunami damaged three pilings and the saltwater flooded half a dozen electoral transformers, knocking out power to 500 boat slips. about half of them. construction after the previous tsunami fortified the harbor. >> i think having the better docs, that saved us, to. >> reporter: the reach with this is impressive. >> david snyder, at noaa, explains how the waves caused damage after traveling from tonga to california, 5400 miles away. >> as the waves build up against each other or break the other waves apart, the level that will change in that immediate area, perhaps that is what is happening in the harbor and that enclosed space acting like a funnel shaping that wave into something greater than it was initially. >> repo

the santa cruz city manager telling us the harbor did suffer minor flooding. more and potentially larger waves are now expected to hit over the next several hours. we know the tsunami was triggered by an underwater volcanic eruption overnight in the south pacific. those are the satellite images you're looking at. they show a massive ash cloud and shockwaves. it happened near the island of tonga. a tsunami has hit the island there, sending waves flooding into the capital. back here in the united states, numerous beaches, marinas and boardwalks on the california coast are temporarily closing as a precaution. just moments ago we learned the white house, along with fema and noaa are, quote, closely monitoring the tsunami advisory situation in case any needs arise. natasha chen is at the santa monica pier in california, but we're going to begin with allison chinchar in the cnn weather center. what do people on the west coast and alaska need to know about this advisory? >> so where the advisory is and what it details in the forecast are really going to be the key mes

it caused $20 million worth of damage to the harbor. despite warnings to stay out of the water, emergency crews were kept busy. two surfers had to be rescued. one of their boards boat -- broke because the waves were so powerful. they are expected to be ok. two fishermen were swept into the water at san gregorio state beach. they were able to swim back to shore. more than one hundred people were evacuated from the brooklyn marina. police say the evacuation was limited to the docks and boats along the shoreline. roads near the marina remained open. authorities got the all clear from emergency services at 3:50 this afternoon. everyone is urged to use caution on boats and docks. for more on this let's get to spencer christian. we have been saying this all evening. probably not a great idea to get on the water. spencer: let me give you a closer look. this is very important information. this is a snow advisory. nonetheless we should take these points of interest seriously. issued this morning for the entire west coast of the united states. unt

toward the harbor a little more. the tsunami advisory prompted the santa cruz beach boardwalk too close for the day beaches up and down the coast, where evacuated and emergency crews were busy making rescues. this is video from san mateo county. two men had to be rescued after they were swept away by a large wave while fishing at san gregorio state beach. those under chose can be extremely strong. so we want people to realize that just because you don't see a huge tsunami wave coming at you, it doesn't mean that the risks aren't still there in santa cruz, i'm elissa harrington ktvu. fox two news. we don't yet know the entire scope of damage caused near the site of the volcanic eruption that triggered today. tsunami conditions. so people on the pacific island of tonga started posting videos of swells of water overwhelming the coast this afternoon, right on the coast waves were pushing debris onto beaches further inland. you can see how waters swamped some neighborhoods. video streamed live on facebook. showed how water

geological survey, asked to observe the current. >> i have seen a couple of boats try to come into the harbor three or four times and turn around and go back out, current is too strong. >> reporter: today people waited it out. >> several more hours before we were allowed back to the docks. >> reporter: nbc bay area news. >> a geoologist who returned from studying volcanoes under hawaii say the volcanoes could seem catastrophic but in big picture, a different story. >> it's underwater and we don't get a bird's eye view and observing volcanic eruptions is not for the faint of heart. remember mount st. helens on a subduction zone, large to us as human beings but moderately small on the scope of the toll geologic time scale. >> impacts on the bay area not just limited to water. sent a wave of air pressure across the pacific that made its way here. meteorologist rob mayeda breaks it down on our website, nbcbayarea.com. >>> tense moments in a synagogue over tonight. back in 50 seconds with how the hostage situation in texas ended. >>> new rules for concerts and sporting events, and what it means fo

homefront but we will switch gears and talk about how pearl harbor and the african-american community but also how we remember world war ii and pearl harbor. the panel was really only organized around one speaker i think us if you're familiar with and if you are not you will become familiar with and that's tory miller. this is a way to frame this panel to understand the life of dori but more specifically what kind of impact he have on how we remember world war ii. before we do that we need to set up the context and a little bit of background and in order to make that happen i'm going to turn it over to dr. morrow who will explain where'd tory miller comes from and the impact of pearl harbor on the african-american community. [applause] >> it's a pleasure to be back here. i should say that this is the first time i have flown since covid. the last time i flew anywhere was when i flew down here in 2019 for the last of these symposia and then i was doing b-24's and b-17's sharing sessions on them and now i have to come back down to earth for this conference beca

rising waters making their way onto the pavement at the yellow fairy harbor. one couple spent the last 36 years on a boat. they said the situation is not the worst they've seen in all that time on the water. >>> the tonga population of 60,000 people is one of the largest communities outside the pacific island itself. nbc bay area tom jensen talks to families anxious for news about loved ones in tonga and say they'll need help when this is over with. >> really sad. we left our family out there. >> encourage people to make donations. >> yeah. >> how useful. you're going to do laundry, things like clothes, money. >> food. >> yeah. >> nonperishable things. >> yeah. >> have you been in communication over there today? >> only yesterday. >> they knew it was going to go. >> yeah. >> what were they saying? >> scared. really scared for their family. >> we'll continue coverage live at 6:00 and again at 11:00. find the latest on nbcbayarea.com. we also put together an explainer on today's advisory and how it is different from a tsunami watch or warning. go to the home page

here in the bay area, people are advised to avoid the harbors. this is a live look at the santa cruz a harbor this morning. may be the calm before the storm. we want to tell you that hawaii is now reporting that waves there have been large enough to lift boats out of the water entirely. currently california, oregon, washington state, alaska and the canadian province of british columbia could all be affected by the tsunami waves, flooding low lines and coastal areas. let's check in our vianey arana on a little bit more on what we can expect today, the bottom line is stay away from the coasts. >> yes, that's a big message especially from the national weather service. folks could be caught off guards, it's really nice and you can go for a walk and waves pick up. it could be dangerous. the strength of this felt as though it was a 7.6 magnitude earthquake strength. that tells you how strong the impact was. locally in the bay area, we are under a tsunami advisory. it's a less level threat than a tsunami warning. it's still a threat. for the entire west

, in the in the harbors in the bays.r instruction to those folks? >> at this time, if you're on a vessel that's underway, not necessarily in the harbor, but in open water. stay away large objects such as fox is going to normal. it was hopefully but make sure everybody is wearing a life jacket. make sure waves. prop the railings on the side of the vessels throughout this time period. if you're of out for gore in the harbor at this time with your vessel, we are asking you to be carted to put some extra buoys out between the harbor and your vessel to make sure that if you do get a surge of the way, just not going to help a damaging effect on your vessel and again, make sure that you're staying off of that area if you don't necessarily have to be there, if you do have to be there, stay in the vessel. stay away from the actual side of the vessel on the side of the harbor, the fort. >> and and and folks who like you mentioned, you know, if you are planning to to get out there and and and surf this morning. i mean, it's a beaut

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people in the east bay evacuated from their homes as that water rose. >> that water flooding harbors, damaging boats, and leading to a number of rescues. why the danger isn't behind us quite yet. >>> the news at 6:00 starts now. thank you for joining us. i am audrey assistio. >> i'm terry mcsweeney. stay away are the beach that continues to be the message right now from officials as the tsunami advisory remains in effect for the bay area and the west coast. earlier today we saw a lot of small tsunami surges. we have had some damage this. video is from santa cruz. cars were flooded. boats were knocked around it flooded the harbor. >> the tsunami surges and advisory were triggered like this. you are looking at satellite imagery of an underwater volcanic explosion 5,000 miles away. it happened last night near the south pacific island nation of tonga. the volcano erupted several times this week. >> that eruption triggered a tsunami in tonga. you can see the water rushing into homes, businesses churches. this is one of the only videos we have seen from the island since the tsunami. tonight

right now, the santa cruz sentinel is reporting flooding at the harbor. again, these are images -- i want to make this very clear -- from 2011. we are not seeing this magnitude, this force from any of the waves, the tides that bir this morning. and it is my understanding that that is not what is expected as we continue to watch the tsunami advisory, a watch, not a warning, but again, and advisory. to catch us up to speed, we want to check back in with meteorologist lisa argen. lisa: just to piggyback on that, down on the central coast, san luis obispo, they had the highest amount of water predicted above the tide, which has been about 3.62 feet. so we've had some steep fluctuations around the states. back home, you can see a little wind shaking the camera. still out of the north at 21 miles per hour, 53 degrees. we've got 60's at the coast. stay tuned. we'll talk about the julian: welcome back to our live team coverage of the tsunami advisory that has been issued for much of the west coast and, of course, that includes us here in the bay area. the live ima

the santa cruz city manager telling us the harbor did suffer minor flooding. hit over the next several hours. we know the tsunami was triggered by an underwater

you could really see it at the harbor. ere a lot of police and firefighters and you could see almost like a river flowing out to the ocean, but despite the tsunami threat beach goers were not deterred from going near the water surfers were spotted in the ocean and many others still got close to the water throughout the day. we were listening for sirens from about 7:30 in the morning all we didn't to almost 11 and then we heard it go crazy. lots of sirens as the day went on more residents returned to the beach. however, some locals did tell me that for a saturday. it was much less crowded than it usually is mostly because of the tsunami a threat that was going on in the early part of the day in santa cruz ryan curry abc 7 news. and you can check out video from today's tsunami on the abc 7 bay area connected tv app. it's available for apple tv android tv, amazon fire tv and roku. well, you can now get an at-home covid-19 test at no cost through your private insurance and starting wednesday. you'll also be able to order them o

. >> the harbor director said that a fellow surfer found his board bobbing. she followed the board's lead down to his body and dragged him onto the beach but it was too late. he went to high school in alaska. eventually moved to california and was living in sacramento, working for his father when he died. the family left with a question. >> how long are the odds for something like this? >> according to cal state university long beach the chances of being attacked and killed by a shark are one in 3.75 million. grant said that his mother and brother are devastated, leaning on the church for peace. his father who is recovering from the christmas e version snowstorm in colfax is getting by. >> i'm sure any time he sits down its working on him. >> the family finding solace in knowing he was doing something he loved. >> that was laura reporting. the harbor director said the shark was likely a great white. >>> thousands in the sierra are facing a 10th day without power. for some it's a matter of life and death. for some are trying to survive until the power is turned

this man's gold is more than the harbor. she offered sally towards her. ah, you can rent the boat as an experienced sailor or with a professional on board. if you are a beginner like me, joyce fears the road safely out of the harbour. above when once we've caught the wind, you can set the sail as my 1st pull on the rope as hard as you can. you then winded around this room and impart clockwise in wood saga 2 or 3 times you and slotted them to the black part. done, he had him sweat to tie that i'd see you on them. then you take this crank, put it on here and turn it not that it's still okay. it's okay now slowly pull. okay. oh stop its already caught. shall my look up front get to where i thought that start at now better now? yes. now i can't get caught anymore. this is exhausted. we made it. the sailor said, we are on course with the joy does not last long. however. aren't you that worried about what's happening there in those in yes, a little bit. okay. do that, then let's take action mark and dorothy down the say right. and quickly, because the dangerous

the santa cruz harbor suffered $26 million in damage. although there were warnings to stay out of the water and away from the shoreline, some did not take heed. a surfer in san francisco had to be rescued yesterday afternoon. it happened at kelly's cove at the northern part of the beach. the fire department says the waves were so rough that the surfer's board broke, stranding him about 300 feet from shore, and a team of boats and a helicopter that responded were able to get him to safety. soon after they rescued another surfer. and this one in san mateo county, two young men fishing were swept off the rocks by massive waves, one of them knocked unconscious. a deputy jumped into the raging waters and pulled out both fisherman and performed cpr on the unconscious man. the parents of one of the men tell us they are overwhelmed with gratitude. >> oh, my god, i am so scared. i came to my work and said i have to go, and i called my husband and we rushed looking for him. >> thankfully, she tells us her son is doing well. we are told the other yo

a little val called a bow, a message to the alba to the harbor. nicky. never speaking of these really parliament ending his speech to the german bonus tart during the ceremony on holocaust remembrance day. very emotional moments ending his speech with a prayer from the jewish prayer book, brought with him to berlin from yard within memorial in his will. if you just joining us in watching live coverage of the holocaust remembrance day ceremonies at the german parliament, the bonus dog in berlin. on the left of your screen, you see present 5 buffer style layer towards the right. they're changing all of schultz and again i was mickey levy speaker, these really parliament, the adjuster. we just saw him embrace the other speaker today the holocaust survivor in our buffer who addressed the parliament earlier. the 87 year old holocaust survivor. it's been 3 years in raising camp, raising shot concentration camp standing ovation in the german parliament, the booster verbal bus in the center of the picture, the president of the minister. we're going to hear anothe

an emergency declaration was issued by the santa cruz pork commission after the harbor there was damaged this past weekend the tsunami caused by saturday's underwater volcanic explosion near tonga cost as much as $6.5 million in damage to the harbor. according to the santa cruz sentinel, the flooding and high tides damaged infrastructure and the pilings facilities such as restrooms and showers at the harbor were flooded with more than three ft of water. and we have new video tonight showing the impact that weekend eruption had in tonga. this was filmed in tonga's capital, you can see some of the dozens of buildings that were damaged and the streets there are covered in ash crews have been working to clean up the debris in the day since the tsunami at least three people were killed. well coming up. president biden marks one year in office. the fact of the matter is that we're in a situation where. we have made enormous progress. his formal news conference held today as a voting rights bill fails in the senate, up first in two minutes for the first time in three years. drug overdoses in sa

yesterday morning the santa cruz harbor was inundated with seawater damaging multiple boats. the same harbor sustained tens of millions of dollars of damage in 2011 after an earthquake in japan. >>> let's go back to the conditions that cause the synonymy advisor in the first place. look at the before and after pictures from the underwater eruption. it cut the internet leaving people around the world largely in the dark about how the islands were impacted. san mateo county have the largest tongan population in california. kpix 5 is in redwood city. we spoke to several who were worried about friends and relatives back home. >> reporter: communication from tonga is cut off. a lot of tonga americans are waiting for updates and telephone calls from families. >> we try to get a hold of the family. there was nobody. >> we tried to call. nothing. >> the biggest emotion a lot of us have is helplessness. we cannot do anything from here. >> this woman does not know how her family is doing. the only information is showing self unfitting and flooding. >> it just is very scary. >> reporter:

come le harris, comparing events of january 6th to the $911.00 attacks on the bombing of pearl harbor. the news welcome. this is antoine international news. thanks for joining us this morning. deadly gunfire is being reported in the center of cause expands largest city l mati. it's been a grim a few days of unrest there in the country. the reports, citing officials who say 18 police members and 26 protest as have been killed in violent classes. according to catholic sons, presidential administration, one law enforcement officer was beheaded around a 1000 of the people of sustained injuries demonstrated 1st to the streets on sunday. in reaction to a hike in fuel pricing with the unrest quickly taking a political turn. the well this video is said to be from the country largest city and automatic gunfire can be heard. the shed on social media is not yet been verified. an anti terrorism operation is in full swing of 30 say order has laws, the been restored in all regions with more than 3000. and the rest is made is a recap of the latest developers with ashley watts. every 20 minutes you c

according to the santa cruz sentinel, the harbor estimates damages from this past weekend event to be as much as $6.5 million. the high water not only knocked down power to all the docs, it damaged pilings and facilities such as restrooms and showers. >>> on the peninsula, the search is underway for an aggressive mountain lion. the mountain lion was a spotted early this morning on hastings drive near claremont high school in belmont. police say the big cat fought and killed another mountain lion in that area. authorities are urging people to be on alert. >>> the pandemic has led to the demise of the popular northbay hangout. the marin brewing company announcing this month will be it's last. owners say staffing and mandated closures led the to the end of its 33 year run. >> this is one of those heartfelt, sort of, it is more than family. it is more than friends, it is the place that you come. >> were my brewing company was not just known for making a difference in the community, but also to staff. the last day is set for january 31st. the final day for customers to grab a brew. >> alwa

the harbor director says the shark was likely a great white. >> tonight california has more water roles as the state continues to struggle to a draw. they regulated to ban over watered lawns or grasswithin 48 hours after rainfall. people are also barred from washing cars without a shut off nozzle and hosing down sidewalks. violet is busy fined up to $500 in november, the bay area cut water usage by 20%, exceeding the governor's goal of 15%. but in southern california they actually dry spell at this point is not the worst thing in the world because it's been such a good start to the water year we are running about 100% to 200% across the bay area. this midweek dry break in store for us tomorrow and thursday is just fine and then another rad there, blink and you'll miss some of this is evacuating before his the ground for the bigger concern is going to be the thick fog. it's going to be kind of stubborn and reluctant to dissipate as we head to the first half of the day. but by noon we should see the fog lifting but a mix of sun and clouds in store for us today. a nice afternoon overall. t

tragedies that killed thousands of people. comma la compare jan 6 to the attack on pearl harbor and the twin towers fear baiting in truth twisting at its finest. president biden and vice president harris speeches today were an effort to resurrect a failed presidency. more than marking the anniversary of a dark day in american history. today, vice president made history as a national disgrace. nearly 3000 people died on 911 and about 2400 were killed at the attack of pearl harbor for blatant disregard for the legitimacy of those tragedies by correlating them to january 6. there's reprehensible. burden promised unity a year ago. but a new pulse is just more than half americans think national divisions are worse than they were before. and they believe they'll be a similar attack on the capitol within the next few years, we discuss biden's anniversary speech with political unless dave perkins, everything job ivy brings to the mix causes more harm than good. every week he gets new record lows in ratings for this or that issue. he actually is doing what trump said he was doing aids, slowly

the statue has since been retrieved from the harbor and is now on display in the cities museum. was a tennis darn of a joke. image may not be able to play in the australian open later this month. he is being held at the airport in melbourne, apparently on a visa mix up joke of it was granted a medical exemption to take part without being vaccinated against coven 19th. the world number one has refused to say publicly whether he's been immunize, news of a medical exemption for the tennis star sparked public outrage. you're watching the w news, and you're up to date this hour. my colleague to now to molly on is up next with the latest from the w business stick around. she will be right with god. welcome to the dark side.

facilities such as restrooms and showers at the harbor were flooded with more than three ft of water. some people who live on their boats tied up to the docks are still without power. the biden administration is planning to spend billions of dollars to help prevent the catastrophic wildfires we've seen in western states in years past, federal officials plan to spend $50 billion to more than double the use of controlled burns and logging to reduce the vegetation that feeds fires. the work will focus on regions were out of control. fires have wiped out neighborhoods, including in the sierra and colorado's rocky mountains. two more major insurance companies are cutting back on homeowners insurance coverage. a i, g and chubs say they'll no longer ensure some multimillion dollar properties that back up to wild land open space. the move comes after years of non renewals by other companies on more moderately priced homes. a i g says it's issuing non renewal notices to more than 9000 properties. but that some of them may be eligible for a different class of policy, one that costs up to five t

a well to 90 mel when night joke of each holds onto the harbor when he's 21st france land and 9th astronomy, an urgent title he awaits the court decision to determine if he should have deported from an immigration to insert facility that's very familiar to him. it's the same attention hotel where the unvaccinated serbian player was detained and spent the 1st 4 nights in shortly after touchdown melvin last week. and before judge fried him on monday, a joke of each arrived in mountains park hotel at around 3 30 pm mountain time. and he is keyed com in a green track suit and white high smiles as he was driven into the facilities car park. and the media were camped outside the hotel, kate, so it i'm so to with police and a small group of refugee advocates who were calling on calling for the release of the 33 asylum seekers who are being, who have not left the facility in many months. since they transfer there and some who have been in detention for many years, what we can expect from this at court hearing on sunday. i can't predict what the call it's a likely to do tomorrow, but legal experts t

president camilla harris. comparing the events of january 6th to the $911.00 attacks and the bombing of pearl harbor with hey there, thanks so much. big company, this is our to international deadly gum far is being reported in the center console stands, largest city al matty. it's been a grim few days of rest in the country report sighting officials say 18 police and $26.00 protesters have been killed in violent clashes according to cause extends presidential administration. one law enforcement officer was headed around a 1000. other people have sustained injuries demonstrate as 1st to the st sunday in reaction to a fuel price hike with the unrest quickly taking a political turn. the now this video here we said to be from an automatic gun fall can be heard on it that we showed on social media. and yet to be verified. an anti terrorism operation is in full swing of 30 se order has largely been restored in all regions. with more than $3000.00 and the rest made is a recap of the latest developments. what does the, what's every 20 minutes you can hear shooting the police departments. ne, there's automat

need is to have as we have been proposing from long ago, a cease-fire together with the opening of the harbor the airports and then the beginning of a serious dialogue among the parties. these escalations need to stop . anchor: u.s. and russia holding frank talks. moscow is sticking to demands that nato should not let ukraine joined the alliance though that is being rejected by the u. and its european allies. has killed 19 people and reduced the mining town to rubble. it happened when a truck carrying explosives collided with a motorbike. in the u.s., anti-abortion activists are rallying in washington to mark the landmark ruling that legalized abortion. thousands are marching to the supreme court as it considers state bands limiting access to the procedure. energy giant chevron and toad all have withdrawn from a major gas project citing a worsening humanitarian situation. rights groups have welcomed the situation. the energy sector has been the biggest force. from sunday, people entering australia will no longer have to show proof of a negative pcr tests. osundairo's will be able to take a ra

the harbor officials say another surfer found his board bobbing in the water and followed the board's leash down to his body and dragged him onto the beach but it was too late. >> i thought that my car crash, heart attack. i hadn't a clue. i was just in shock. >> the harbor master said that he was likely attacked by a great white shark. >>> the water district board of directors will discuss water rates, fees and charges for the new year. public hearing will be available after the recent rains you may be tempted to cut back on yourconservation. california is rolling out new rules to make sure you don't do that. state regulators voted to ban lawn watering in 48 hours of rain. if you do that or let your sprinklers hit the sidewalk you could face a 500-dollar fine. that's despite the fact that's bay area cut water use by 20% in november. exceeding the governor's 15% goal. the problem is that southern california actually used more. >> sounds like we have more rain on the way. let's get a check of weather and traffic now. >> yeah we aren't going to have to turn on the sprinklers. >> yeah th

was referred to the california state department, then the san diego public health department, to the harbor police, to the department of transportation, the coast guard, then back to the cdc, which this time told him to call the public health department of the destination site, san francisco. >> he finally found something that was called a mega event. that's where he was able to take a report and give me a tracking number. that's the only thing i have is that tracking number, now that the ship is denying that anything ever happened. >> reporter: we did not hear back from princess cruises or the san francisco department of public health, and he says he doesn't think princess cruises is taking enough action. >> we're not getting tested. so the bay area is getting us as-is with no information after the dancers and singers and everybody had to quarantine. >> reporter: the casillos plan to go directly home and quarantine until they can take a covid test. the earliest appointment is at stanford next week. robert handa, nbc bay area news. >> that is frustrating for sure. the cdc is clarifying guid

the projects include upgrades to improve shipping on the ohio river, the ports of long beach in california and norfolk harbor stems largely from the president's $1 trillion infrastructure deal. from police officers to paramedics. there is a national staff shortage of first responders, but there is another issue. the departments are also dealing with which could delay the critical care. you need. fox news giovanni leads he joins us now from sacramento so giovanni what's happening? julie well, the issue is called wall time. it's one first responders wait at the hospital with the patients until there's an open hospital bed, but with hospitals filling up in communities across the country ends here in california, it's leading to longer wait times for those emergency response teams ends taking some of the critical resources off the road. anybody's responding. i wasn't involved with first responders are sounding the alarm minutes can mean the difference between life and death and a lot of these situations and the wall times are really slowing down our ambulances and dampening our ability to get people to the hospit

it caused $20 million in damage to the santa cruz harbor. windwindwindwindwindwindwindwind area yesterday. people came out to check on their boats and to keep an eye on the tide. and this is some dramatic moments as the waves pounded the shoreline in san mateo county. water rushed over the waterfront, drenching the road beyond. some surfers could not resist the unusually high waves. >> jesus. alright, well, here is my front door. >> and this is video from savannah peterson. she lives not far from the municipal peer and not far at all from the tsunami surge. the tsunami advisory got the attention of thousands in the bay area and it did leave some neighbors running for safety after a surge of water poured into one waterfront community. we have that story. >> holy -- holy --. >> this was the scary moment tsunami waves arrived in tiburon saturday, ripping this boat dock off the front of haley's home, casting two boats and the dock adrift. >> the water just came in, took the dock out. the edge of the dock inside, grabbed my daughter, packed up my

they always do a great job at the sydney harbor bridge there. this was the scene in sydney, australia, which is 19 hours ahead of san francisco crowds river. of course, smaller this year, but many still came out to watch the fireworks again to against the backdrop of the sydney opera house and the sydney harbor bridge. >> this was pretty good to people in new zealand ringing in the new year. this was the scene early this morning. our time an awful and some fireworks shows were canceled because of covid concerns. this is a country that has not seen any community spread of the omicron variant and they want to keep it that way. join us on kron 4 as we ring in the new year tonight, grant lotus. i'm justine waldman will be counting astound. >> we will celebrate with a lot of fireworks show coming from las vegas. the party begins at 11:30pm tonight, only on kron. 4. >> and we want to see how you're celebrating the new year. post your pictures on social media and use the hashtag and whyy life and we'll share them on our website. kron 4 dot com. >> and t

replacing the pipes in benton harbor, michigan is an ongoing project, and residents are still being tolddrink water from their taps. the environmental protection agency says there is no safe level of leain drinking water because the toxic metal "can be harmful to human health, even at low exposure levels." the government is providing free bottled water, but getting the thousands of bottles into homes every day is not easy. and now, volunteers are stepping up to meet the need. donnel kyle is on a mission. >> i'm a marine. they say "once a marine, always a marine." so, i did serve in desert storm, desert shield. so, i'm used to voluntring and-- and doing things for my community. >> hill: kyle, a former marine, is part of a team from greater community christian fellowship church delivering cases of bottled water in benton harbor, michigan. like flint before it, benton harbor is in the midst of a water crisis. the water flowing through the city's pipes and into homes is not safe to consume because of a possible risk of lead exposure. there are just more than 9,000 residents in this small com

harris compared the events of january 6th to pearl harbor and then to 9/11. really say that, you ask? oh, yes, she did. here's the clip. >> certain dates echo throughout history, including dates that instantly remind all who have lived through them where they were and what they were doing when our democracy came under assault. december 7th, 1941, september 11th, 2001. and january 6th, 2021. >> tucker: you know, january 6th, one of those indelible moments you can't forget, like the birth of your first child, the kennedy assassination, the moon landing. you've got to ask yourself, where were you when cnn claimed for the very first time that our democracy was under assault? chances are you were probably standing at an airport waiting on the plane and wishing to god someone would turn the sound down on the tv set bolted to the ceiling. because it's absurd. and so is that clip you just heard. it's ridiculous. it's a ridiculous we are not even going to bother to deconstruct it once again or attempt to refute it or discredit it, as if kamala harris could be further d