In my house tonight. Reporter this family and many neighbors have packed up their prized possessions and are prepared to leave at a moments notice. Days of rain and all the water thats been released has coyote creek swollen and rising. The Water District addicts it could spell tonight or tomorrow. Neighborhoods are on notice and on edge. It will happen but we still have to do the best we can. Reporter once again come of these images are a live look at the spillway beneath the anderson reservoir. It is going down at a very quick pace. That has a lot of the neighborhoods near coyote creek weary on edge. On another part of the creek flooding could force evacuations. Firefighters tweeted out this photo of the south bay Mobile Home Park in san jose. Water is just inches away from getting into peoples homes. The Fire Department says it is monitoring the situation to see if it needs evacuating. Three people are recovering after they got caught in san joses coyote creek. Officials tell us seve
Snap chats Parent Company goes public. Everybody here in the bay area is watching this closely. Daniels is a consultant focused on snap. It may inspire local Tech Companies to get serious. Seeing what happened today could really get boards excited. And if boards in the next couple months start saying, lets be like snap, we could have just a quite a herd of really nice companies, and unicorns heading toward the markets. That would be awesome. Potentially awesome for those companies, what about the bay area economy and housing market, which has been pricing people out for years. One ipo like that could make a difference. Steve has been a realtor in San Francisco for 40 years, and says, tech has changed the market, facebooks Public Offering in 2012, almost doubled the number of Million Dollar listings in menlo park. People make an offer in good faith, and the property gets bid up 20 , very frustrating. Folks do leave the city because of that. Another blockbuster ipo just makes that worse.
They did block off those two lanes. Take a look at why they did that. There is a big divot here in the overpass, the embarcadero road overpass, and that is your view from the front. Now check out how it looks from underneath the overpass. Yeah, oh boy, what a mess here. You can see the damage done by the bed of the dump truck. It slammed into the embarcadero road overpass on southbound 101 at about 10 50 last night. Chp says the driver dropped off his load at the construction project, just up a little ways here on 101, and investigators say the most likely scenario is the driver just forgot to put down that bed and it crashed into the overpass, ripping it off the truck. Officers say he was taken to the hospital to be checked out for a possible broken nose. Crews are waiting on a Structural Engineer from caltrans to arrive on the scene from sacramento. Hell get up in a scissor truck, check out the damage, decide if repairs need to be done immediately or if they can wait. Chp says that a
Truck. Officers say the driver was taken to the hospital to be checked out for a possible broken nose. The hope now is to have these lanes opened up by about noon. Of course, well keep you updated. Reporting live in palo alto, matt keller, abc7 news. We have also been in contact with officials on this. They say caltrans Structural Engineers will work on what happens next. Basically, they tell us that when they get to the scene, thats where matt is, theyre going to be using scissor lifts to look at a closer look at the dang here and look at this video that we have. The engineer will probably knock off some of the loose concrete to check out the extent of the damage, like if any rebar is broken. Best case scenario, the overpass is structurally sound. If theres major damage, though, they will need an emergency work order and get someone out there to replace the iron or steel girder holding up the bridge frame work. No word on how long that emergency process could take. Reggie, natasha, ba
Let me step out of the way so you could see. Such a grave scene right here before us. We could see officers standing at attention and saluting all of the cars escorting mike foleys body here. They are expecting about a thousand people to attend todays ceremony, which is scheduled to get started at 11 00, so it is running behind. Maybe more people, they say, it is just hard to know. Here is a look inside the pavilion where mike foley will be remembered. He was killed last week when he was hit by an inmate bus at the santa reesa jail on a dark, rainy, foggy morning. And he is survived by adult son and wife. And he has memories of his full and vibrant life. A sergeant explained why they are holding the memorial here in concord. He was a Concord Police officer for 29 years and he worked at this pavilion countless times on special events to protect people here at the pavilion. So i think it is fitting that we honor him here today, in a place where he worked and that he actually now is the p