they show the underwater volcano iraq in near the islands of tonga that triggered warnings. all internet connectivity has been lost, so we are not getting information on the extent of damage, though there are reports that people are having trouble breathing because of the ash. some boats have also been damaged by the waves. we have live coverage frio with spencer christian and ryan curry in santa cruz and cornell barnard in tid. cornell: it was a wild day and pretty scary for a lot of neighbors. we are live inside this cove, where things are really calm right now, but the damage from today s tsunami surge left several boat docks like that one have really damage, and assent sailboats spinning. some say that the water rose within a matter of minutes today. holy [beep] holy [beep] cornell: this was the scary moment tsunami waves arrived saturday, ripping this boat dock off the front of this home, casting to boats and the dock adrift into richardson bay. the water just came i
santa cruz county and further parts south that are still under that tsunami advisory tonight. that advisory as a precaution because of crashing waves, flooding streets and damage. we ve been seeing all across the bay area throughout the day. the warning force bay area beaches to close, some even had to put evacuation orders in place. and this all started because of a massive explosion from an underwater volcano in the south pacific overnight, right near the island nation of tonga. this is the satellite image where you can see just how large that explosion became. kron 4 meteorologists rodriguez is here tonight to give us the very latest on the areas still impacted by those watches and warnings tonight and the changes we just saw in the last 10 minutes. yes, unfortunately, we re able to breathe a huge sigh of relief for our bay area coastline, even the east bay shoreline. was a part of that tsunami advisory in now we re seeing that just to our south into santa cruz, mont
community. again, all the hostages are alive and safe tonight and the suspect is dead. we will stay on top of the story for you. during crawford is a prime time tonight. another big story we are following this saturday night at 9 o clock after a daylong tsunami advisory. the national weather service has now called off a tsunami advisory for all of northern california, including us here in the bay area. this is kron. 4 news at 9 o clock. thanks so much for joining us. i m jonathan mccall and i m justine waldman. that announcement force mayor of beaches to close. some even had. evacuation orders in place and it all started with this massive explosion from an underwater volcano. the south pacific overnight near the island nation of tonga. here s a look from a satellite and you can see just how large this explosion became. and we do have team coverage across the bay area tonight taking a look at the effects we have seen from this tsunami advisory that has been canceled wi
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