a zip line has become a lifeline for this community. darrell hardy set up when he thought the bridge connecting his community to the main road might go out. >> i said oh, yeah, that bridge is not looking good. i went ahead and set that zip line. >> reporter: he's happy he did. by last weekend the bridge crossing the creek had washed away cutting off grizzly flat road from eureka canyon road leaving seven households stranded were it not for the zip line. >> you live in the woods, you got to be prepared. we have seven households up here. some are in their 80s, 70s, 60s as we are and as young as 3 years old. >> reporter: while the grizzly flat community is in unincorporated santa cruz county, the bridge was owned by the city of watsonville. engineers were out to look at the bridge earlier this week. they say they can't do anything in terms of repairing it until water levels go down. at best, that will happen later this week when the storms clear out. leaving hardy and his neighbors unsure how long they'll need to use a zip line equipped wi

so i went ahead and set that zip line. >> reporter: he is happy he did but by last weekend, the bridgeeek had washed away, cutting off grizzly plot road from eureka canyon road, leaving several household stranded if not for the zip line. >> you got to be prepared, we are a resilient group, we have seven households appear, some are in their 80s, 70s, 60s, as we are, and then we have as young as 3 years old. >> reporter: while the grizzly plot community is an unincorporated county, the bridge across the creek was owned by the city. >> reporter: engineers with the city of watsonville route to look at the bridge and they say they cannot do anything until water levels go down. that will happen later this week, when the storms clear out. >> reporter: hardy and his neighbors, unsure how they will need to use a zip line equipped with a basket across supplies. >> people live on propane and need gas for generators. >> reporter: the whole canyon has been without power for 2023. even once residents get to the main road it is no easy drive out. with downed trees and power lines. >> we are lucky, be

katelyn conrad reports a simple zip line. look at that, has become a lifeline for stranded residents. >> is a plan has become a lifeline for a correlate is community. >> eb calle. >> darrell hardy set up the line when he thought the bridge connecting his community to the main road mike about. >> when they were talking about all of the weather that was coming in , i said oh, yeah, the bridge does not look good. i went ahead and set up the zip line. >> he is happy he did. the last week, the bridge crossing the creek had washed away, cutting off risley flat road from eureka canyon road, leaving seven households stranded, were it not for the zip line. >> when you live in the woods, you've got to be prepared. we are a resilient group appear. evan households appear. some are in their 80s, 70s, 60s as we are. and as young as 3 years old, as well. >> the grizzly community is in unincorporated county, but the bridge is owned by the city of watsonville. >> engineers with the city came out to look at the bridge. they said they cannot do

most states over the history we tracked kids in zip code school. hey, this is what is best for you., really it's become only the rich or the haves are able to move their kids to a better school. but, in oklahoma, i believe that every single parent, regardless of your economic status, or your zip code deserves the best education possible. so, why not let parents choose and put and let every kid decide if they want to go to a private school or a charter school or a different public school or an aviation school, why not let them do that. if they need special tutoring for reading help or dyslexia, we need to unlock that instead of just focusing on zip code schools for kids a oklahoma doesn't want behind. i campaigned on this. we want the legislature to get this over the finish line. >> brian: open transfer. you put that into play. my fundamental question is if i'm a student in oklahoma is it 800,000 a $8,000. or take that $8,000 and go to private school. you are saying you can't do that. >> the property tax portion will stay with the zip code school way we put into the funding formula a

he said seven households would have been stranded if not for the zip line.e spoke to him today about how they are ferrying back and forth for weeks. >> those that use it can get in and out and those that do not use it we bring the supplies to them. >> they are doing a lot of supplies that way. >>> as the weather brought snow to the bay area, mount diablo in the east bay, you can see the pockets of snow, in the south bay, mount hamilton is a winter wonderland. leaving a decent amount of fresh powder. ev the icy road sign was iced over. we sell the sunshine come out so we do not anticipate snow like this anymore. >> not through tomorrow, we are looking at a dry forecast. you will see the latest storm system has moved to the south but as i have been telling you, there is another storm in the pacific. as we get you a closer view of the bay area, even though there is no rain in the forecast tomorrow we have a flood watch for areas around the bay and near the coast. through high tide tomorrow. we could see flooding in the low-lying areas due to the high tide. of c

i set up the zip line. >> reporter: he is happy he did. the bridge crossing the creek had washed away. it cut off grizzly flat road from eureka canyon road. it left seven households stranded , if not for the zip line. is >> you live in the woods, we are resilient group. we have seven households appear. some of them are in their 70s and 80s. we have them as young as 3 years old. >> reporter: while the community is unincorporated, the bridge across the creek was owned by the city of watsonville. the engineers were out to look at the bridge earlier this week. they say they cannot do anything, in terms of repairing it until the water levels go down. at best, that will happen later this week, when the storms clear out. this leaves harvey and his neighbors with using the zip line with a basket to ferry and supplies. >> it is scary, because people live on propane. >> reporter: the whole area of eureka canyon has been without power for most of 2023. even want the residents at the main road, it is no easy drive out with the downed trees and power l

now that the only access bridge has lost weight, his zip line is the only lifeline. seven homes are cut off. he and his neighbors are using the zip line, it worked with a basket to transport supplies until water levels recede. >> it is kind of scary. people live on propane, they need gas for generators. >> the whole area has been without power for most of january. if the gas runs out before the bridge is fixed, they say they will have to use the zip line to transfer warrant propane tanks next. >>> that is incredible. they put that to work. what a smart idea. >> you kind of have to. you do what you have to do. >>> it is time for the morning mix. book clubs are making a comeback. they are regaining popularity here in the bay area as well. tik tok says they're helping booklovers to connect. i love this idea. the mercury news reports the searches for book clubs have jumped from 465 in 2019 to 1.7 million just last year. that is a huge increase. that is here in the bay area. we have 65 active groups on the platform. is not just for reading. more than a quarter of book clu

and the last one, the last zip code there seen rising in home prices in the last six months from june to december, 94952 in petaluma. so, i spoke with a senior economist at zillow to ask him why sonoma, why are homes increasing in value there as opposed to the rest of the bay area? here's what he had to say. >> i think the most likely explanation here is that the home values and the amenies of living in the north bay, including places like sonoma, marin counties as well, are mostly tied to the lifestyle amenities and, you know, the proximity to napa valley and, you know, the mountains and the ocean, and most importantly they're less tied to job proximity. >> yeah. i also asked him the big question, is it a buyer's or seller's market, and he said a lot of conditions in the housing market are better for buyers, especially in the bay area, better than what we've seen in the last two years. he says there are more homes available on the market for longer pedes of time so buyers are less likely to be stuck in a bidding war and end up paying more than the asking price. he does say, though, g

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in today's "making it in the bay" segment, the zip codes with the highest rent. >>> this afternoon we now know the identities of six of the seven people killed. san mateo county coroner's office released these names. 73-year-old zhishen liu from san francisco, 66-year-old qizhong cheng from half moon bay, 50-year-old marciano martinez jimenez from moss beach, 43-year-old yetao bing with a residence unknown at this point, 74-year-old aixiang zhang from san francisco and 64-year-old jingzhi lu from half moon bay. while the coroner has only tentatively identified the seventh victim, family members tell us he is jose perez, the man on the left with the blue shirt and jacket. the man on the right in the 49ers sweatshirt is pedro perez. family members tell us he is the lone surviving victim now recovering at stanford hospital. we did send our robert handa out to half moon bay where he has learned more about the perez brothers. robert, what can you tell us this afternoon? >> reporter: of course everybody here is feeling very sad about all of the victims. the perez brothers, jose and pedro, t

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if gas runs out before the bridge is fixed, they say they will have to use the zip line to transport roping tanks. >> that sounds dangerous. the storms have been pending the sierra. despite road closures and dangerous conditions, people have been traveling up to enjoy the fresh powder. cbs sacramento was in the mountains talking to travelers and resorts. >> reporter: yet another winter storm up here in the sierra. caltrans is getting ready with avalanche control measures, as well as 20 of sand and salt for the roads up here in the mountains. it's another day of rough terrain on the roads. but that is not stopping anyone. >> i would say it inspires me because we never get to do this. we are just trying to find a random so we can slide up with the kids. >> even with closures and chain controls. drivers are falling behind caltrans plows to lead the way to the mountains. >> they are right behind us . snowing in front and covering up behind us. >> even if they cannot get up there, they are bringing the mountain vibe down . >> we usually do this when we go to snowboard. we tailgate in the

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people are going on the zip line. i'll have that for you at 7:00. incredible. >>> thank you so much for joining us at 6:00. "nightly news" is next. >>> breaking news tonight. the new round of severe weather hitting storm-ravaged california. the new storm bringing more heavy rain to the state after weeks of relentless severe weather that's left at least 22 people dead. widespread flooding, roads buckling and washed away. the storm set to sweep across the country. we're tracking it all. >>> also tonight the new fallout after the white house revealed the dangerous close call on the runway two passenger planes seconds from colliding. how close they came to catastrophe. you'll hear the urgent calls from air traffic control. >>> the black boxes found after the passenger plane crash that killed at least 69 in nepal. the final moments caught on camera the search tonight for answers. >>> the death toll growing in one of the worst russian strikes on civilians since the war in ukraine began >>> italy's most wanted man captured. how a notorious mafia boss was f

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according to a new study, young men are more likely to be shot and killed in certain zip codes in chicagod american soldiers were in wartime and afghanistan or iraq. here now is fox news critical analyst and his younger brother christian was shot and killed on the south side of chicago. i believe june 19th. june 24th it's good to see you and i've talked to off-camera by your brother. what a thing about this? certain zip codes and philadelphia and your family has lived a real pain of losing a family member because they were shot on the streets which are take on the story? >> this data is a shock to everyone who does not live in chicago and philadelphia. i'll tell you for many folks who live in this particular area there is a daily threat of them dying and i'll tell you how i know this because my younger brother after my baby brother christian was murdered jacob y moved in miami with me and after a month of living there i said to them how do you like living here? i feel less stress. how do you feel less stressed? because i know when i walk out the store. >> would put me in such a juxtaposit

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us live to answer those questions and more is julia pollock, chief economist at that recruiter -- at zip recruiter. thank you for your time. sb 1162, one month learned interesting things. the engineers make from 90 to 900,000 dollars. the main purpose of this is to close the wage gap. is that a big problem, which cap, across industries -- wage gap, across industries? >> there are many industries where wage is very transparent. you know you are going to make $18 an hour in fast food. there ar industries -- there are industries in tech where many salaries can be dependent. what this law will likely due to companies is for them to come up with epee philosophy and articulate their goals, what they hope to achieve with pay and then to have more transparent, disciplined pay policies and systems. kristen: if you have to put a range up, theoretically, that benefits the employees or candidates, right? >> so there is asymmetric information in job interviews, typically the employer knows pretty much what they are prepared to pay, and the job seeker often has no idea. a really interesting recent stu

hardy's zip line. >> >> we live in the woods, you have to be preened. we are, and as young as 3 years old. >> he put that in new year's weekend and the tiny neighborhood has had to rely on the zip line for weeks now, carry things back and forth, get people back and forth. the power has been out most of 2023, and there are lots of downed trees as well. engineers can't start repairing the bridge until water levels go down. >> our team is posting pictures, videos as the storms move through. tag us at nbc bay area, and we might put them on air. >>> coming up, the georgia bulldogs grieving the death of a player killed in an early morning crash hours after the big celebration. also. >> progress is never easy. but always possible. things do get better. on our march toward a more perfect union. >> a point of inflection, that is what president biden is calling the current time of american history why his speech honoring dr. martin luther king jr. is historic. >>> and you're seeing our radar. signs are we're going to be seeing this stick around for the better par

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