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for now, live it highway 17, dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. dan: dustin, thank you. the snow led to main road closures and san mateo county as well could some of the county's highest elevations were the most popular for people to search for snow. abc 7 news reporter zach fuentes is live on skyline boulevard in san mateo county with the story there. zach? zach: yesterday, so much of the snow i was reporting on was sticking to the ground, not accumulating could hear, it is a different story. these kids have claus the snowman. there were hazardous road conditions because of the snow for the most part, everyone here has been having an awesome time. snow like this is a site you so rarely get to see in the bay area, so rare that locals wanting to sled down a hill had to improvise using boards meant for the ocean. this 2.5-year-old not knowing what to make of his first time in the snow. he eventually warmed up to i but the temperatures turned it to, leaving just enough -- sh, leaving just enough time to enjoy it. >> then we get to go home and have hot cocoa and enjoy the da

dustin: people walking through the city, killed on the roadways. one on jackson avenue, the second in south san jose. he was part of the un-house community and lived in a nearby encampment. >> i almost got hit a couple times. riding my bike, people just don't look. you see them start up and then they look, or then they see you, hopefully. odds are they don't, and so many gets hit. dustin: none has pedestrian deaths tripled from 2019 to 2021. shawn is trying to do what she can. she has encampments handing out headlamps to residents to keep them safe while moving around at night. >> the whole goal is to make people more visible. so that hopefully people will get run over less. we specifically have targeted areas where people are getting hit the most. dustin: the department of transportation has tried similar outreach programs in past years. two of san jose's biggest problems are meeting, traffic safety and homelessness. they have also handed out equipment and install temporary signage. the department wants to hear from the community about what best s

dustin? hear about the snow not santa cruz mountains but until our ago there was no passing penny lane lane on highway 17 because of icy conditions, downed trees and downed power lines. a near picture-perfect scene of white in the santa cruz mountains. a great site and southbound. >> closed because of multiple trees down in the roadway to cars stuck on the side of the road and to downed power poles running across all four lanes. dustin: closures on 17 are not uncommon. southbound was closed or an entire day last month but residents say that this time is different. >> it's never this might be the worst. >> i've been here for 23 years and it's the first time it's been a ghost town like this. dustin: only a few cars approached only to be turned around. anthony lives nearby. he wasn't sure if he would be able to make it back home. >> i put money in my pocket in case i had to stay in town at a hotel. soviet. four-wheel-drive and everything, i don't know why they are shutting everybody down. dustin

dustin: people walking, killed on the roadways. the community, and lived in a nearby encampment. >> i almost got hit a couple times. riding my bike, people just don't look. they just don't look. you see them start up and then they look. our, they don't. somebody gets hit. dustin: un-house pedestrian deaths triple from 2019 to 2021. john cartwright is trying to do what she can to save lives. she has been going around to encampments like this one, handing out headlamps to residents to keep them safe while moving around. >> the whole goal is to make people more visible. so that hopefully people will get run over less. and we have targeted the areas where people are getting hit the most. dustin: the city's department has tried similar programs in years past. an effort to address the intersection of where these two problems meet. they have also handed out lights and information cards, and install temporary signage to warn drivers of people walking. the department wants to hear from the community about what best suits their needs. >> the

dustin: the quick neighbors helped rescue baby milo. some rushed down the mountain to get cell service to call 911. he went to the hospital where he was treated for broken legs and a broken pelvis. he is expected to survive. when the family came up us the baby had surgery. it made me feel dustin: this neighborhood now focuses their attention on the next set of stormy days ahead. at any time, they know anyone of these massive trees could be the next one to all. they push on, just part of that mountain living. >> living here. dustin: there is a winter storm watch here in boulder creek, and many of the towns here in the santa cruz mountains. so that could bring more of this weather to the area. we are thankful that baby milo is ok and hope others are safe going forward. kristin: thank you so much. power outages are still a problem across the bay area today. here is a live look at the current power outages in the bay area. according to pg&e. green is less than 50 customers, yellow means 50 to 500, orange means 500 to 5000, 5000. we don't se

for more, let's go to dustin. he is live in redwood city. du and strong wind that has been whipping through this area. it calms down as soon as we come live, but it has knockdown power across the road, and trees including this one. even before the rain has returned for this winter the wind has made the not so welcome return to the bay area. that means we could see a lot more downed trees. we have already seen examples of that today, trees ripped down. including right here in redwood city, where a toyota tundra was crushed. some of these trees even pulling down power lines along with them. unlike our january evergreen trees may be most at risk and not because of the rain. >> the rain is more going down, but the wind can spin, can come from different angles. certainly puts stress on the roots, and if the tree is weak, it will pull it right over. dustin: standby, because they are anticipating thousands of outages. they say take steps now to prepare for the chance that you may end up without power in the next days. a piece of advice, you want to

dustin: the devastating impact of gun violence continue to be filled across the country, in some instances too close to home. leaders and their clarity -- santa clara county wants to make it so no families have to feel the emotional pain again. >> we'll know in our community too well the negative impact of gun violence, and in some ways, the thing i am most concerned about as we get used too thinking of gun violence as part of our everyday lives, but here in our community, we want to say no to that. dustin: that is why tomorrow at the santa clara county board of supervisors meeting, nearly $1 million is expected to be approved to expand the gun violence team from five members to 23. these will be filled by prosecutors and investigators with the district attorneys offices, sheriff's deputies, police officers, and law enforcement, the first of its kind in the bay area and student dramatically increase the number of seized guns. >> california has some of the most robust and extensive gun laws in

we have abc 7 team coverage with dustin cruz in the mountains. leah melendez is tracking conditions in the north bay. >> we begin with sandhya patel for the latest on the weather right now. what is on the way? >> just about everything you can imagine. let me show you live doppler 7. we are going to talk about what is happening first. with our radar, we will get you into where we are seeing a wintry mix around the santa cruz mountains around the summit of santa cruz, highway 17. up to the north around cloverdale, you can see just a wintry mix there. as we wind this picture, current level one storms are producing lightning strikes over the sierra. we have seen some isolated thunder in the bay area. that is still not out of the question. as we go hour-by-hour, we will continue to see isolated to spotty showers going into 2:00. 7:00 tomorrow evening, things begin to pick up in terms of coverage. you will see more widespread rain and certainly some snow as well. gusts nowhere near the intensity of yesterday. it is morning. spotty showers, windy condit

maybe i'll start with you, dustin, adam, whoever wants to weigh in. are these laws part of this conversation? we're talking about it as if we get the information, we check it, we make a balancing test. do these laws factor into the conversations that happen when you get this information? >> well, there's really-- there's really, i mean, for me, no, i don't look at information and wonder, whoa, is this fbi, is this secret, foreign, it doesn't matter. the test, is it news worthy, should the public know about it, when i go to the agency, even though it's a bureaucratic government agency we have to be fair and we say, okay, is there any reason not to publish this, right? there has been one extraordinary example in my career they made it-- the agency made a very impressive argument and i could not publish the story and i really wanted to. so, but it was the responsible thing to do and i ate it. so, but you know, we don't typically look at things and wonder, you know, well, it's secret, should we not do it? i think one thing we're very-- at least i'm very c

dustin dorsey is life after getting to see some of the snow himself today. how was it? >> it was pretty crazy to dan. i worked in high school just up the road here, the mountain winery, so i have been up and down this path many times in my life. everyone is saying it, i can't believe that i saw snow today, especially this much. take a look. >> no, this is not is not even the santa cruz mountains. saul snow covering the saratoga hills 15 minutes from town. >> living re my life. i have not seen this much snow. >> what did you think? >> amazing. it looks so beautiful. it looks like tahoe. winter wonderland in san jose. >> words i don't think any san jose resident ha as temperatures dropped into the mid to lower 30's and the falling precipitation quickly turned from rain to snow. video circulated on social media, snow on mount hamilton and along skyline boulevard. but no one expected to see this much, this quickly along this road. >> i thought i would see a few flakes. then i turn around and i went up about another half mile and it is way worse than this. >> as a result, we

kristen: let's go to dustin. dustin: as we were driving here to redwood city here in the pen sin sullia our news van felt like it i had sail on it with the wind. we saw many traffic light that is were out and down tree like the ones you're seeing behind me on wood side road. thankfully we're expecting this storm to see less rain than we did in january. but that's not what has experts concerned. even before the rain and the cold arrive for our latest winter storm, high winds made it not so welcome return to the bay area. robert apolinar says we could see a lot more downed trees. ever green trees may be most at risk because it's not the rain that's the biggest concern, it's this wind. >> the rain is more going down and a light push, some extra weight. but the wind can spin. it can come from different angles. so certainly puts stress on the roots, the roots. if the tree weaken it will pull it right over. we've seen examples up and down the peninsula and across the region. trees ripped by gusty conditions. that inclu

dustin dorsey explains how officials hope the plan will help save lives. dustin: the devastating impact of gun violence continues to be felt across the country. some instances hitting close to home. leaders in santa clara county want to make it so no family has the feel the emotional pain of the shootings again. >> we know in our community too well the negative impacts of gun violence. in some ways, one of the things i am concerned about is, we get used to thinking about gun violence as a part of our everyday lives. in our community, we want to say no to that. dustin: that is wet these santa clara board of supervisors meeting $1 million of funding is expected to be approved to expand the team from five members to 23. the positions will be filled from prosecutors and investigators from the district attorney's office, police officers and federal law enforcement. the first of its kind in the bay area aims to dramatically reduce the number of sees guns. >> california has the most robust gun laws in the country. they need to be meaningful, effective. the way th

in santa clara county, dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. dan: jewish community groups are calling for lawmakers and social media companies to do more to limit the sharing of violent content. abc 7 news reporter ryan curry reports this is after a man shooting a gun, loaded with blanks, inside a synagogue. ryan: we are learning more about the man who shot inside the synagogue. they want to look at the social media history there. synagogue leaders now think hate crime charges should be filed. a junior rabbi says his congregation continues the process last week. santa clara police arrested demetri mission for firing blank rounds. it was not the first time mission was near his synagogue. >> his twitter account, when he posted, starting to fire outside the synagogue. >> mission also used social media to post anti-semitic videos around the shooting. >> he has multi >> we reached out to police. we have not heard back yet. agencies like the anti-defamation league says it has become too common for hateful rhetoric to be shared on social media to . >>

in santa clara county, dustin dorsey abc7 news. ama: new at 6:00, more than a month into 2020 three, san jose is investigating its first deadly crash involving a pedestrian. it comes after 63 deadly collisions last year, a record high. more than half of those killed were pedestrians. today's crash happened along jackson avenue around a 7:00 a.m. a driver hit a man at the crosswalk. the man died. the driver is cooperating. a mother is in the hospital with serious injuries after a vehicle hit her and her seven-year-old son as they walk to school in castro valley. they were on the sidewalk along proctor road near redwood road when it happened before 8:00 a.m.. the boy suffered minor injuries but the mother's injuries are severe. the driver remained at the scene and is cooperating. it does not appear the driver was under the influence of drugs or alcohol. dan: a sunnyvale man is in custody accused of trying to rob , kidnap and assault a woman who police say he knew. officers arrested this 43-year-old last week after an incident that ha

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reporter: dustin dorsey, abc7news. kristen: nikki haley entering the 2024 presidential race before -- former presidential -- former ambassador to the u.n.. i spoke to rick about how haley is positioning herself. >> she is trying to stop a losing streak for republicans. to make the case that she is the one to do it. as a young woman she talks to a generational change. as a woman of color she can bake -- break the stranglehold democrats have had on voters. that is the distinction she put yourself forward as a candidate. kristen: she is second person to jump in, her announcement allows her to get an early start on fundraising with the republican field expected to grow in coming months. larry: i hope you did not forget it is valentine's day. how some of your favorite athletes business can happen anytime, anywhere. so help yours thrive and stay connected with the comcast business complete connectivity solution. it's the largest, fastest, reliable network. advanced gig speed wifi. and cyberthreat protection. starting at just

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dustin dorsey looks at how the auto show gives a look at the past, the present and the future. dustin: car enthusists rejoice, the silicon auto show is back since the first time since the pandemic. a brand-new display of vehicles first the first time live at the convention center. >> it's great for people to see something that's in-person. things like cars don't always appear the same in online photos or that kind of thing in the real world, you see how you can interact with it. and what it looks like in the metal in front of you. >> there's something to say about a car show where you can have a hands-on experience. you can look at some of the beautiful familiar cars on display here but today also allowed potential buyers to see what's out there. >> there's norm lay variety of brands, but a variety of power trains, diesel trucks. electric mustang, you can see that. gasoline powered cars. hybrids. and the lineup of nongasoline power trains from full electric to cars powered by hydrogen fuel cell instead of a mow tonight today we take a look at the past, present and -- as califor

. >> dustin sherman at duke university. thank you so much. john: the sport of swimming is dominated by white athletes. 2% of swimmers are black. one school trying to change that. howard university has been the only historically black school with the swim team. we have more on the place to bring more diversity to the sport. >> this week, the swim team is set to compete in the conference championship. if they win, it will be the first title in more than 30 years. howard is home to about one third of black college swimmers. they hope the successful inspire more black americans to take the dive. this from coach joined me now. how are you feeling? >> feeling super good. our team is done the work. having some fun. >> and want to ask you about the team and what makes it so special. i hear that you have quite a crowd showing up at meetings. >> our home events are events. we took a lot of time thinking about how we can get people to come out and support the team. number one, music. we have a dj for all of our home meets. number two, offer some food. t

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dustin dorsey is live for us tonight. you had one of those i've never seen this before moments today, right? >> absolutely. we have been hearing all week, i can't believe this rain or snow. today, i got to feel it for myself. i used to work right up highway 9 at the mountain winery when i was in high school. i have been up and down this road many, many times. i couldn't believe all the snow i saw today. take a look. >> no, this is not tahoe, and it is not even the santa cruz mountains. snow falling and covering the saratoga hills 15 minutes from town. e easiest drifts of snow people have ever seen. >> i have been living here all my life. i am 22 years old and i have not seen this much snow. only at the observatory is where i have seen this much snow. >> what did you think? >> amazing. it looks so beautiful. it looks like tahoe. winter wonderland in san jose. >> words i don't think any san jose resident has said before, as temperatures dropped into the mid to lower 30's and the falling precipitation quickly turned from rai

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dustin warner from morning tree experts. thanks so much. i know you're busy. thank you. appreciate your coming down. across the bay area this afternoon. we continue with scattered showers. even the threat of thunderstorms in and out of the sun and the clouds, and it's that type of day where we may actually see a rainbow. the storm is continuing its path towards southern california and we are now getting the wraparound showers, meaning just on and off on and off heavy at times, maybe even still a little bit of hail and thunderstorm activity. to expect here's a look at some of the rainfall amounts reported just in the last 24 hours or so we're seeing a more than an inch over areas like san francisco fremont pleasant in almost an inch and a half and rafael inch and 40 to 100 reported for you there, and even more in areas like castro valley more than an inch and a half casimiro reporting an inch 67 100. allan rock more than 2.5 inches of rainfall. this is going to continue to move through. right now. yourn california and the circula just right in here continues to bring us t

brooks dustin johnson and so many more on the team to win, but also one to for news nation. i'm nick smith. >> kron 4 will be airing live golf this weekend. it starts saturday at 10:00am sunday at 11:00am. applications are down this year at the university of california. there's a 2% drop in applications following. >> 2 years of recor1 growth. the number of in-state applicants mostly unchanged. but there are fewer non resident and international students applying in an agreement with governor newsom's office you see is hoping to boost enrollment of california under grants by 4200 students admission decisions are going to be released next month. >> 11 community colleges in the bay area have been ranked among the top in the nation, including number one foothill college in los altos was ranked the best community college in the country. las piscinas college in livermore came in number 6, san francisco city college was ranked 21st college of san mateo 29th loney college in fremont came in at 30th, 6 other bay area. colleges made the top 100 list for the full list of the best commun

ama: dustin dorsey caught up with players as they look toward what is ahead. >> the tradition that is painful for 31 of 32 teams every year. locker cleanout. some of these boxes never rarely moving out of the 49ers locker room as off season begins. others may not return but the one were now on everyone's mind my future. >> unfortunately we cannot finish it the way we wanted to. we don't have anything to hold our head about. >> it is clichÉ to be -- to say we will be back next year better than ever. >> the pain still fresh on the minds of the players here after an nfc championship departure where the 49ers ran out of quarterbacks. brock purdy ready to move into months of rehab after tearing his acl in the game. >> i am excited for the journey and the road ahead. i am going to grind away. >> he was a true savior the 49ers season after the team lost trey lance and jimmy garoppolo. it is unclear what next year will bring for mr. not so irrelevant. lance says the work begins now to prove he is the guy for the job. >> i am excited to go out and show what i can do. same situation for me the

dustin dorsey spoke with milo's parents today, as they expressed their gratitude for their son's life. >> and embrace between partners, feelings of love and relief for parents zachary and catherine smith. after a harrowing 48 hours. now they can be thing for for their two-year-old son milo after he survived by be paid by a more than 100 foot tall tree that fell through their home. >> the most important thing to worry about is whether he is ok. that was not a guarantee. to get that guarantee is really amazing. >> the much-needed positive news received from doctors. deite his bropelvis, this younge ok. it should miracle, considering the events that haunt his mother catherine. >> i saw the ceiling had collapsed, and that i could not hear milo. that is when it kind of stuck in that we needed to find him. >> neighbors, first responders and doctors all stepped in to say milo's life. support for which the family is incredibly thankful. that support has continued through a gofundme page that race more than $13,000 for the family. katherine and zachary say they are grateful for their entire co

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rain and snow in morocco, that's more or less gall, no few showers left and the amazon still blowing. dustin salmon to most of the sa help the store in southern africa, where has been flooding in south africa. there are still thunderstorms still to come, but there tend to be eclipse. what's happening further east this tropical cyclone freddy's just heading from brutus to was madagascar. ah, in a notorious waterside community, why kim's and sucks will one theater director ventures to stage a play. they're called me miss is the ad. to empower the women, that old man sitting right there with and redefine their status in society. missy, that nigerian women walk on water, witness on al jazeera. ah ah, they're watching out here. reminder of our top stores this south rescue efforts into a kia, a winding down 2 weeks after the devastating earthquakes, turkish emergency services according an end to almost all search and rescue efforts . on 46000 people have been killed in turkey and syria. and aid to convoy from doctors without borders has entered northwestern syria, which is also affected by the qua

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come out just to make sure you heard the end of that was dustin hill is i think is his name . he said he's never been to a planning committee or community meeting where he heard someone against this plan would. that's a joke of estate me again on the day that they voted, they had over 1000 calls. they came in over 70 percent of those calls were opposed to the building of this facility. again, pose again, taken in that neighborhood, directly adjacent to where this force is going. this, this cop city is going to be built at said that they are opposed to this facility. protest after protest, civil disobedience direct action. they know that people are posted as i come out. i'm an interrupted, only got 2 answers. i want you to respond to this on their website, the atlanta place foundation. it says that they're doing this in partnership with the national center for civil and human rights. do you know anything about that? i know that the national center for civil and human rights is funded by coca cola, which is why and why at one point was one of the corporate sponsors. one is facil

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some storms to just around dutch nicea little circulation. added larry of low pressure lifted, dustin said, the way some sandstorms and across the good parts of algeria. and also into libya over the next day or so, shall continue just around the gulf of guinea right away across good part of southern africa, more storms coming through here. but it does look less wet to we say for south africa. ah, talk to al jazeera, we ask that you may not be more oversized, perhaps a foundations like yours. we listen when it comes to diversification, we don't do it in order to be getting on the rational energy source. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on al jazeera, a diverse range of stories from across the globe, from the perspective of a network. janice, analogies, era, hulu. oh, oh, come back watching al jazeera minder thought top stories this hour. the u. s. sex. your stage house postponed a planned visit to beijing of the presence of chinese surveillance balloon. floating high over the country. china says the balloon is not being used for surveillance. penta

some storms to just around dutch nicea little circulation. added larry of low pressure lifted. dustin said there were some sandstorms and across a good part of algeria. and also into libya over the next day or so. yeah, we'll continue just around the gulf of guinea. right away across good part of southern africa, more storms coming through here. but it does look less wet to say for south africa . ah, the tough times, the man tough question. what exactly are you asking for you? what the troops on the ground, the rigorous debate we challenge conventional wisdom racism is some deeply entrenched in the country that is identified with america. so when you challenge racism, it looks as if you're challenging america and demand the truth. there is no serious discussion about this because it goes to the very root of new we are up front with me. mark lamb on hill on al jazeera, spain's prime minister made a visit to morocco this week. if government has agreed to support robots plans to grant autonomy.

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should stay dry, but the winds really picking up as we go on 3 friday. shamal coming through, lifted dustin stand to watch out for $22.00 celsius, a top temperature at that stage. just look a little further north or we do have that so wet, advertised wintry mixed up to was at eastern side of turkey. some rather nasty conditions coming through here. northern parts of iraq as well seeing some rather winter weather. and that is also the case to, to northern parts of afghanistan, dry weather coming in to the east side of the mediterranean, a least for a little bit. so as we go on into the we can, we will see that rain coming back him once again more where 10 windy weather coming through here sir, said he something to watch out for just to some wet weather into northern parts of algeria over the next couple of days of circulation, just developing here much of fabricate, of course, is looking dry. just wanted to share west africa. ah. debating the issues of the day, the 5 largest polluters of the world are in india, jump into the street. they made their money on coal. they made their money on fie