To be. Earlier the mayor sent out this tweet saying were expanding the mandatory evacuation east of coyote creek but west of 101. Tonight, abc 7 news is getting a look at the neighborhoods, the area surrounding rock streets and south bay Mobile Home Park off oakland road. And we begin with abc 7 News Reporter katie marzullo. Reporter anxious residents waited for a boat to come around the corner, with at least three people needing to be rescued after their home was flooded. The water was coming through the seams, about two feet, filling up the back of the Mobile Home Park here. Reporter some 200 units in the south bay oakland park are under water and a mandatory Evacuation Order. Authorities and Park Management did everything they could to convince people to leave, which was difficult in some areas. He says he doesnt want to leave, his wife is bed ridden. Jose was out when he got a frantic call to come back. When we came back it was knee high water, so that was pretty intense. Reporter
Now at 11 00, san jose families forced from their homes return to see the devastation from floodwaters that came without warning. Good evening, im dan ashley 37. Parts of san jose remain under water tonight. The scene along coyote creek. All those cars are still flooded. At one point 36,000 people were under an Evacuation Order or evacuation advisory. The green area shows where the residents are allowed back home. We have Live Team Coverage for you tonight. Lets begin with Katie Marzullo in san jose. The scene here still so awful. Deep floodwater remains as you can see its possible some of these homes will be red tagged, meaning families will never be able to return. This is one of the areas still under an Evacuation Order. Some people did return tonight hoping to salvage something. Where the water has receded a thick layer of mud is left behind. People trudged through the destruction to check on their homes and retreef their most precious belongings. George is taking in his uncles fam
Now at 11 00, san jose families forced from their homes return to see the devastation from floodwaters that came without warning. Good evening, im dan ashley 37. Parts of san jose remain under water tonight. The scene along coyote creek. All those cars are still flooded. At one point 36,000 people were under an Evacuation Order or evacuation advisory. The green area shows where the residents are allowed back home. We have Live Team Coverage for you tonight. Lets begin with Katie Marzullo in san jose. The scene here still so awful. Deep floodwater remains as you can see its possible some of these homes will be red tagged, meaning families will never be able to return. This is one of the areas still under an Evacuation Order. Some people did return tonight hoping to salvage something. Where the water has receded a thick layer of mud is left behind. People trudged through the destruction to check on their homes and retreef their most precious belongings. George is taking in his uncles fam
Shelter but horrible to see what they have to face. And whats still to come because the possibility of mold developing and other things that mud. So i want to be the bearer of good news today. Please. We need it. How about that. Hi, everybody. Let me start with good news with live doppler 7. No fog to contend with this morning and those showers we talked about yesterday are staying out over the ocean until you get way down towards santa cruz so heres a look from sutro tower at the clear conditions, albeit its a little chilly this morning. Well hang around 50 at noon, low to mid 50s at 4 00 and back in the 40s at 7 00 so break out those winter clothes. Good morning, mike. Chilly drive through walnut creek this morning but a dry drive so we will definitely take it. Southbound 680 still looking good here, maybe a couple folks starting to tap the brakes but no major delays and some good news in novato. It has been a long wait for you. That is a big thumbs up there on state route 37 between
In san jose. The scene here still so awful. Deep floodwater remains as you can see its possible some of these homes will be red tagged, meaning families will never be able to return. This is one of the areas still under an evacuation order. Some people did return tonight hoping to salvage something. Where the water has receded a thick layer of mud is left behind. People trudged through the destruction to check on their homes and retreef their most precious belongings. George is taking in his uncles family. I have little cousins, theyre pretty upset theyre not going to be allowed to return home. There are areas where the floodwaters will not naturally recede and were going to to have to do pumping orations. In the Williams Street area, brian rodrigez showed us the damage done to his home. I dont know what that belongs to, it ended up here in the restroom. The down stairs is slick with mud, furniture is broken. Everything touched by floodwater is ruined. I would say theres water to the b