Water to go. The novato creek is at capacity. Theres lots of water pumping going on and lots of moving water going on. But at the time were not making a ton of progress. You can see crews working to pump this water out. Right now theres an emergency mitigation mode. Theyre allowing for a couple of dry days to allow this water to recede. As far as we know at this point in time theres no emergency plan or future plan in place to make sure that this doesnt happen next time it rains. Were live in novato, suzy steimel. Sea cliff state beach one of the hardest hit areas. Thats where the ocean is claiming a ship. Reporter its been a tourist attraction for generations and an icon of the Santa Cruz County coast. But now waters have turned the ship into a ship wreck. Very sad day. Reporter crowds came out as to say their goodbyes. Last year the ship broke in two but the days of floods are finishing it off. The ship turned into Party Platform is seeing its last days. Its sad to see that its falli
Bay, to the mouth of the Alameda Creek where it flows into the bay. So the plan is for jaydas family to continue to help Law Enforcement officials comb the banks for her. Multiple assets, including lowflying helicopters have been deployed. Niles canyon road is likely to experience some Additional Closures tomorrow. Well keep you posted on those as they continue to search for Jayda Jenkins, an 18yearold university student. Her family says they are not giving up hope and her mother said that includes her 13yearold little sister. Melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. Berkeley police are investigating the mysterious deaths of a couple and their two cats. Their bodies were found yesterday in their apartment on deacon street near webster. Abc 7 News Reporter vic lee spoke to a friend of the woman who died. He joins us now. ⌞ reporter larry, tonight Berkeley Police tell us they still dont know what caused their deaths and that their autopsies could take well into next week. Now, one of the professor
Missouri river, a source of Drinking Water for the tribe. They dont create that many jobs at all. They actually are disastrous for our air, for our water, for our climates. Reporter environmental activists promise to keep fighting the projects. Oakland Councilmember Rebecca kaplan spent a week in north dakota protesting. Following President Trumps actions today, she wrote a letter to the California Public employees retirement system demanding that it stop investing in companies associated with the Dakota Access pipeline. If the people who put their money into this pipeline dont support it, thats another way we can stop it, regardless of the fact that trump doesnt care about the planet or the people. Reporter former president obama had rejected the keystone xl pipeline project after being convinced that the method of turning tar sands into oil contributed to more greenhouse gases. Today mr. Trump said all new projects would have to use american steel. Glenn is with berkeley engineering
These tools can also intercept content. They can listen to my phone, they can see the pictures that i have. Reporter hes a member of oaklands privacy commission. He says since 2006 the department has had a stingray, that city gotten wasnt even aware of. In 2013, after an undercover officer was shot and wounded, the suspects attorneys filed suit, arguing their clients were illegally tracked down with the stingray. Now a new state law says any agency in california that wants to use cellphone tracking must have a public hearing and develop a privacy policy. I believe its going to be the Gold Standard in the u. S. Or anywhere on the planet. Reporter under the proposal, police must obtain a warrant and tell the court what theyre looking for. They can only use the stingray to locate a phone not for content interception. The equipment can only be used to search for suspects, fugitives, missing persons, and those in imminent danger. An annual report must document every case. Still, that isnt l
Moving quickly and now he is turning his focus to immigration. Sources tell abc news hell visit the department of Homeland Security today as he prepares his First Executive actions on immigration. Heres Lisa Amin Gulezian. Reporter sources tell abc news President Trumps crackdown on immigration may begin with the signing of executive orders aimed at boosting National Security by temporarily banning refugees and suspending visas issued to anyone from syria, iraq, iran, libya, somalia, sudan, and yemen. And america stands for justice, freedom, and liberty. Reporter billy moved to the u. S. From libya. He recently sponsored his hoer in laws visa but now hes worried. I did not anticipate that hes actually going to harm the immigrant community from these countries. Reporter all of the countries President Trump plans to name have muslim majorities. Because he targets a few countries today, nothing stops him from targeting other countries tomorrow. Reporter mr. Trump plans to announce a const