Silicon valley. The windows of five buses were shattered on 280 between woodside and highway 85. The attack happened during the morning and evening commutes. Four of those buses were carrying apple employees, the other one google workers. Chp officers have not confirmed exactly what hit these bus, but they do have some suspicions. Could have been a rock. Could have been what somebody reported as a maybe like a bb or a pellet gun. Again, its not something that actually went into the bus. We know it wasnt like a high powered rifle or anything like that. You see so many of these buses going from San Francisco to the silicon valley. We reached out to apple and google for a comment but have not yet received a response. We have a rainy commute ahead of us tomorrow. Youre looking at live cameras in san rafael on the left and san jose on the right. Parts of the north and east bay already seeing some drizzle while the south bay got some sunshine. Jeff ranieri is tracking the rain and where the
California and plans to a 1500 undocumented immigrants. Lets go to steve paulson. Fog, you touched on it. Yesterday and the last couple of days it was north and east. Today its in san jose and the peninsula and everywhere else in the bay and the city. Rain will get here, it will be late morning and early afternoon. The morning commute its not the rain for you, the thursday forecast has that rain picking up later this afternoon, so maybe the drive to work is not so bad, but its going on, the different story as the system starts to move in. Generally a 10th of an inch south of san jose, to the north of that, its possible, the heaviest by far will be to the north. This will be a okay snow producer, it starts at 4pm, the snow will start off high, but eventually it will get down to 3500 feet or 4,000 feet. A lot of cold air will swing in here tomorrow. Youll notice a dramatic change, were in advance of it. We have cloud cover in the morning, mainly 50s on the temperatures, right at 54, athe
Told us it was a rumble, you could hear it for seconds before you felt it. We have no reports of any injuries or damage at this point. Thats not all, more shaking just hours earlier, a 3. 0 quake hit northern morgan hill about 20 minutes before 7 00. Again, no injuries or damage to report. From earthquakes to a new storm thats a few hours away. The impact tomorrow morning will be vastly different depending on where you are. Lets begin with our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. The storm system is slowly starting to push right here towards the bay area. Were waiting on the cold front to arrive. Currently its sitting about 244 miles offshore. Once the cold front gets here, well see our rainfall chances pick up. Its going to be slow to move in for that morning commute. 3 00 were still tracking showers developing to the north and out here in the pacific. By 5 oclock 30 a. M. , spotty in nature from santa rosa to point reyes. Accumulating rainfall by 9 00 a. M. North bay into San Francisco.
They are putting out the word that they need your help to replenish the supplies. Reporter you know every two seconds, someone in the u. S. Needs blood. Here is an interesting fact, 35 of the population is capable of donating blood but only 5 follow through. The flu season in the bay area started earlier than normal. Donations are down 13 since the begin of the year. If you are not feeling healthy, you are not a prime candidate to donate blood. Reporter caitlin arnet discovered there was a need for blood and platelet donors and made an appointment. I realize there was a need. It said it on the website. Reporter the American Red Cross is desperate for donations. Your help is needed to ensure patients continue to receive life saving treatments all winter long. Reporter the red cross reports because of the recent storms back east there were fewer donations than was needed. We have to have a strong local blood supply, if we dont have that, we cant send blood anymore. Priority number one is
Car. In the blink of an eye, she slipped between the train and the platform. Falling to the tracks below. Melissa didnt see it happen. Sotbefore i even got off the train, i heard banging and pounding on the train. Then i heard another passenger says someone had fallen. Then i heard my daughter scream. Fortuantly, the train was at a complete stop. Another passenger saw what happened and pulled the emergency stop lever on the train. The conducter was also standing on the platfrom nearby, he climbed on underneath the train and pullled the young girl to safety. She was shaken but unharmed. Sotshe was shocked and didnt really know what had happened. Melissa blames herself but is worried this could happen to someone else. Sotif i could go back in time i would her hand and never let go. But at the same time shes an independant little girl and the potential for it to happen to someone else is the most worrysome of all its an easy accident. Following the accident, smart added additional red lin