Hawaiian islands are facing delays, cancellations and risk. Alec savage is at the airport. In two minutes he will tell us what folks flying out this morning are telling him. Good morning. Lets talk about weather and traffic. Steve, i know you are focused on our weather. You are watching the big storm . We are, indeed. Hurricanes dont hit the Hawaiian Islands that often. September 11, 1992. The last one usually they go south or north. There is two of them. One is definitely taking aim at the big island. Thats iselle. Wind 90 Miles Per Hour so its category 1 and its heading south of helo. The second one is heading to the north. Now, again, it will weaken a little bit as it moves over the higher terrain. The mountain areas are going to get hammered with a lot of rain. There will be a foot of rain, probably mudslides, damaging wind as well. When it comes out on the kona side, if the path is correct, a storm watch for kawai. Tropical clouds moving on out as we say. The low cloud deck is def
Just kind of discombobulating you a little bit out on the roadways tonight. Take it slow if you still have to do errands this evening. I expect it to pick up by 11 30 tonight near the coast line and watch here down toward the Santa Cruz Mountains. It appears the way the data is showing it tonight wed see the bulls eye there and rainfall moving into the east bay as we roll into 3 00 tomorrow morning. We are looking at the heavier pockets coming on in with the Santa Cruz Mountains and the coast. The gusts 20 to 50. May need to watch for landslide issues along the burn scar zone. Well have more on the rain totals and the heavy sierra snow. Back with that in a new report in about 18 minutes. For one flood prone San Francisco neighborhood this storm will test new improvements meant to keep the neighborhood from flooding. At the start of almost every rainy season in the city sand bags are stacked at the intersection of wawona and 15th. People closest to the intersection know to begin sand ba
high. according to the superintendent s office, he is one of 15 administrators to leave the district since november. that is 20% of the administrators district-wide. i think that no one can freely admit things. what we re trying to do is have them express themselves with sensitivity. some people have gotten big pay raises to go to other districts. and some of our people are retiring. and after a very long career in public service i wish them well and hope they really enjoy their retirement. nbc bay area spoke with six administrators, some who are either riring or leaving. they say it was a toxic culture created by the board that forced their hands, the principal said i adore the staff i work with on a daily basis, the kids are great, for someone to say i m leaving because of the money, that is wrong. he also added i am looking for an atmosphere where i can affect change in kids lives where the community comes together for the betterment of students. i am concerned th