Thank you for joining us. Im jessica aguirre. Im raj matthai. Battered four straight days. For families up rooted and commuters frustrated. Jeff ran airy, whats on track for tomorrow . The storm system is going to continue to push in. It doesnt look as strong as the past two storms that brought all the flooding. But anything at this point is going to compound the issues. Heres the cold front. Its going to move to the south. The brunt of it will miss us of thats little consolation for all the flooding weve had. Light showers developing in the north way. Pockets of heavier rainfall in San Francisco. Walnut creek by 11 49 tonight. Longest and top flooding concern rit now continues to be on the Russian River. Bridge haven to guerneville to mayor bell heights will continue to likely see some flooding. Now the good news is the Russian River has crested at 37. 82 feet at around 7 30 tonight. It will slowly drop tomorrow. It will still be in flood stage likely into thursday. But by friday, a d
Couple of days ago at vine hill, not looking very stable. We had caltrans crews on the scene and not liking the looks of that and they decided for a safety measure they would do a full highway closure. At granite creek, about a four mile backup through Scotts Valley and southbound you are forced off at summit road and that is the backup were seeing in the videos, the smaller more rural roads are jam packed with 17 eliminated. State route 9 closed. This is due to mud and flooding. That is not an alternate. Between glenn glery and green con and no estimate when that will reopen. Thank you. This involves the same hillside where a construction worker was hit and killed yesterday. 54yearold Robert Bobby Gill was struck by a dump truck while clearing the slide in Scotts Valley for granite rock construction. The los gatos man leaves behind a wife and two children. Another worker, steven meyer was injured and they are tracking down 911 callers to get their accounts. They work to clear the slid
Another apartment complex. Three more buildings were under a mandatory evacuation. Erik had been watching the news and was ready with his bags packed. The water started coming in, then it came in more and more, and then finally the Fire Department showed up, told us that everyone had to get out. Reporter with flood waters still rising the city issued a voluntary he vac you wigs order for low lying areas near coyote creek between capital expressway and 880. The mayor said today should be a warning to take recommendations seriously. I think anybody in the low lying area along coyote creek and that rain described should be finding an alternative place to sleep tonight. Reporter and that is some nasty flood waters there. The Fire Department warned us that if we got in there they would have to decontaminate us as well. One firefighter said this was the worst biggest rescue that he has seen in 35 years. Back to you. A horrible mess. Do crews have any idea when they think the waters will rece