rock springs residents from returning home. it flooded. crews are working to repair it. now that water is slowly receding here, building inspectors will have to go in and check out each structure. the reoccupation will be phased based on our ability to clear, and also, we re going to find some structures are going to be inhabitable. and others will be. vietnamese residents were not getting details of the cleanup and when they can go home. i think there s some lack of distribution of information we have. information flyers are now passed out in vietnamese, spanish and english. with the uncertainty of which buildings will be deemed safe, tommy vu doesn t know the process of how long it will take. where are you going to live? what are you going to do? i m not sure. i have to go around and see my neighbors and cousins. the councilmember is asking landlords to suspend rent for three months. the flurry of activity to help residents included mayor sam licardo, who went
building inspectors are starting the job of seeing whether jobs are safe to enter. with floodwaters from coyote creek receding, people are getting the chance to go home and assess the damage. the red areas show where mandatory evacuations are in effect for. officials haven t said when people could be back in their homes many residents live in still flooded rock springs area. david louie has been covering the flooding since day one. you know, you ve been hearing lots of complaints. first residents were complaining they didn t get noticed about the evacuations and they ended up getting flooded out. a city councilmember is saying the vietnamese residents are not being told what s going on. it s a stressful time as thousands of flood victims are facing uncertainty. this sanitary pump station is one of the irk us holding back rock springs residents from returning home. it flooded. crews are working to repair it. now that water is slowly receding here, building inspectors w
sure she invited you to hug it. you have to lean on it. lean on it. lean. that s it. now, neighbors are leaning on mrs. jay, since she applied for the city to granthis tree landmark status. everyone is concerned about public safety. this tree poses public safety risk? should it fall? i got done telling you it lives to be 1,000 to 2,000 years of age. neighbors tell us they worry about branches building on their children when they play below. . if not for the controversy, they say this is just like any other redwood. i do not feel that this tree is adding to the beauty of the neighborhood. this is really about wealthy san franciscoans high up on the hill with multimillion dollar views. in my case it isn t. because i m her downhill neighbor, my view is not impacted in anyway. the arguments drift left and right. all these new residents, all saw the tree before they bought their house. and zig and zag just beyond tourists on the crookedest street in t
they re in awe, but it s in their way. good evening, and thank you for joining us. in san francisco tomorrow, the city s urban forestry council will meet to decide the fate of a 55-year-old redwood tree. located just off lombard street. neighbors don t. wayne freedman is live with opinions on both sides. good evening, dan. neighbors are saying it is dangerous, let me show you the streets over my shoulder. it s 100 feet tall. peeking over the roofs there. the woman who planted it did so to honor her husband and children. on the crooked street in the world, let us ignore the tourists for a moment. outsiders see only novelty in this neighborhood, there s a nasty fight going on. the lady thinks she has no view. views blocked by this redwood planted by mrs. marie jay in 1962 in honor of her husband and children who died of a plane crash. she invited me to hug it, i m sure she invited you to hug it. you have to lean on it. lean on it. lean. that s it. now, n
first look at weather. that fire danger will be increasing. we have a sea breeze, but that s going to change. live doppler 7 hd showing you clear skies, setting the stage for what is to come. a northerly wind will drop the humidity around salano county, red flag going up tonight, and running until 6:00 p.m. saturday, increase in the fire danger, gusty winds and low humidity combined. we head into monday and we have a heat alert, so plan accordingly. prepare to stay cool, hydrated. upper 90s, low 100s, coastal areas will remain in the 60s. hotter inland on tuesday. triple digits coming up. as we head to the weekend, i ll let you know what you can expect before we get to monday/tuesday time period. sandy, thank you so much. u.s. financial markets sank today that britain voted to leave the european union. the dow fell 3.4%, nasdaq, 4%, s&p, 3.5%. despite the fall, analysts do not believe britain s move will lead to a u.s. recession. bay area companies are feeling the fall