Alyssa hearington out there talking to chp. You are on the scene. What can you tell us . Well, behind me is that big rig that was halling the chickens. Most of those animals did die. There are roughly 50 or so live chickens walking through the lanes of traffic on i westbound 80. They have called animal control and are awaiting for them to take care of these animals. Tell us what happened. We received the call of a vehicle fire. That traumatic are tractor. Swerved to the right, corrected. He hit part of overcrossing to the right and swerved over to the left. He lost his load of unknown amount of live chickens and. They had chickens run ago cross the freeway, and the driver hit another vehicle . The driver did strike another vehicle. There was no injuries involved with that. The driver of the Truck Tractor was transported for minor injuries. What should drivers snow where is this closure . In place. We put an issue very early. We issued an alert. Anybody is trying to get to the maze is g
Ty tried to make a traffic stop for that violation and that is when the driver simply took off it turned into a pursuit. The driver of the truck ended up coming down this utility road which leads to the runways. At one point, he ended up crashing through eight a at about 50 mph. After track crashing through the gate he drove about a half mile into the areas of the runways and get out of the vehicle and ran off. Police in this the hb chopper, drones, boats, as well as dogs. A canine picked up the scent to the water but the suspect has yet to be found. s make we have scoured this area and are unable to locate this individual. We took control of the truck that truck is registered to an individual out of Santa Cruz County we a followup now and ascertain if that is the individual we are looking for. Authorities say it appears the suspect went into the water. They say because of the cold temperature of the bay, hypothermia would typically set in within 20 to 30 militants and survivability af
You cant see close tore south carolina. Right now, you can see the winds gusting 40 to 48 miles an hour. These numbers can be going up quite a bit over the next couple of hours as it slowly moves up to the north northeast. Right now moving at about eight Miles Per Hour. It is a category two storm. 1210 miles an hour. Here is the forecast track we see closer to North Carolina. And at least to the weekend. At least over the next 24 hours we can see impacts from the carolinas. Rainfall could be on the order of six to 12 inches and storm surge four to seven feet. It could cause quite a bit of damage on the property near the coastline of the carolinas. That is a lot of water being pushed physically being pushed by the wind on the properties there, and that could have a big impact, at least on the damage. Some of the properties in the shoreline. Once again, this is a category two hurricane with winds at 110 miles an hour. We will continue to keep an eye on dorian and have more updates throug
60s and 70s, and how likely brushfires are today. We just pointed out today, i wouldnt be surprised if we see a few more by the time the sun sets, we could see a couple more, the upshot today is some high fire wind, there is not a red flag warning, its just hot and dry and every thing is ready to go it doesnt take much. Even a piece of glass against a piece of paper in the right angle in the sun, could start a fire. It doesnt always have to come from a source. There is a heat advisory still in effect lasting through tonight, that excessive heat warning is in red, that is towards fairfield, vacaville, that bad boy stays in effect until friday, it is going to be another hot day tomorrow, not as hot, we already have a record today, san jose second straight day, 90 degrees. The fog along the coast, you can see it right here a little bit little bit of fog try to come up into monterey bay. It should cool off by tomorrow afternoon, that is that search to drop his temperatures and get them bac
Lot of folks dont have air conditioning, believe it or not. More than you think. Place like hayward, 90 degrees today, that is brutal on folks. With that said, here are the current temperatures, one or two in concord 102 in walnut you can see where the heat is, that is the excessive heat warning that stays in effect for 24 hours. The heat will stick around, though it will cool a little bit over the next 12 hours. We will see you back here with the weekend forecast. Firefighters in the south bay are battling a grass fire this afternoon which started around 12 15 along santa teresa boulevard and bailey avenue, in south san jose. So far, the fire has burned 75 acres and about 15 homes have been evacuated. People in the surrounding area are being told to stay indoors, because of the heavy smoke. Crewforward progress of the fir contained, but the extreme heat today is taking a toll. If it increases the workload on the firefighters, it also increases the rate and the spread of this fire, as