Trained to deal with that to keep the channel of communication open. Police were able to use drones to see what the suspect had access to in terms of those Construction Materials and equipment. That was a huge concern throughout the day. They knew that he could be violent because police say he assaulted the victim in that Home Invasion robbery earlier in the day. But police do tell me that the victim is expected to be okay. Back here live. Police tell us the suspect did make a request for some cigarettes and food. They provided those items to the man as part of the negotiation, but just moments ago he surrendered peacefully to police. Were live in fremont tonight. Im chris nguyen, abc 7 newsment back to you. What a bizarre story. Glad its all at an end. Now to storm watch. Sky 7 found some people who enjoyed this weather, have you ever seen other people, though, arent enjoying this weather quite as much. It sucks. Because its still every time its like this, means zero. You cant catch a
Atmospheric river extending off shore which may park itself over california all the way through monday. Heavier rain at times around the kincade fire burn zone. Theres a Flash Flood Watch in effect until 4 00 a. M. On monday. Well talk more about how much rain this particular Atmospheric River pattern could cause for the bay area and the sierra. The weather is creating problems in the air. This is a live look here at San Francisco international airport. Sfo says it had to cancel 67 flights today, more than 450 flights were delayed. The wet and windy weather wreaking havoc on the roads. About 3 00 this afternoon this happened. Tree branches coming down on a northbnd 880 near bascom road in san jose. One, two lanes blocked, caused major delays for more than an hour. Heres a look from the caltrans camera. This is just one of several traffic jams and accidents on highways this afternoon. More traffic issues right now, part of highway 1 near big sur is closed because of possible mud slides.
“The results speak for themselves and we saw, when we were going around the mountain, every garden was packed,” she says, of the event, which ran from October 30 to November 8. “There were many people who had never been to Taranaki. I met people who had never even heard of Hāwera.” There were also twice as many tour groups compared with previous years and the report reveals 7066 adults attended the garden festival (5510 in 2019) and 5324 visitors were attracted to Taranaki for the event (3500 in 2019). Garnett says people from all over the nation were amazed by what they found. “They were really blown away. They couldn’t believe they hadn’t been here before and what it looked like – our New Plymouth foreshore, our galleries, our eateries and our 40 gardens.”