Streaming on cbsn bay area, we are looking live out at the city of san jose. Good morning everyone, it is wednesday, august 26th. Im michelle griego. And im len kiese. Good morning. First up on this wednesday morning, a check of our forecast. Mary lee standing by with that. Mary, good morning. Good morning to you len and michelle. And we are looking at unfortunately, another day of hazy and smoky skies. Now this morning, its not quite as bad as what we have seen even yesterday morning in comparison here. So those green and orange colors, yellow colors at least indicating that good to moderate air quality. But if you can see still some dots of red and purple and that indicates unhealthy air quality in spots for the north bay and portions of the south bay. And east bay. So because of the unhealthy air, the smoky and hazy skies, we have a spare the air alert in effect once again for today. And it has actually been extended through friday. So we are still looking at that smoke through the
Will be cloudy and dry at 4 00, 54 to 58. By 7 00 we will have light rain developing in the north bay, temperatures in the low 50s. Sue says its been pretty quiet so far this morning. We have a couple of accidents but none of them are blocking at least at this point. We will knock on wood for that. Back to the san matteo bridge, were getting a little busier with the taillights headed westbound across the causeway and up on the highrise over towards foster city for about a 16 minute drive from the tolls over towards the peninsula. Here we go with the east shore freeway, also a nice solid ribbon of head lights between University Avenue and the macarthur maze, no metering lights yet. We will check back with the bay bridge toll plaza in a couple minutes. We have been watching a situation in okay. If we come here to live desk, we have been watching a situation all morning long in washington tate. This was the scene overnight, you can see the train still the way it was left there, the train
A lot of peoples lungs are probably hurting this morning. Heres a look at the current temperatures. Heres a live look at our dublin camera. Concord only already 74 degrees. 67 oakland. Livermore 71, San Francisco 77. Yesterday 106 in San Francisco was a hike yesterday. That is the all time hottest day in recorded history. 36 degrees hotter than average. Our average temperatures should be 70 degrees. Here are some other alltime highs we hit yesterday. Sfo reached 104 degrees. Moffett field hit 106. Salinas airport 105. That he is not over. We will deal with it again today. Excessive heat warnings now even along the coast. Yesterday was an advisory along the coast. Please find air conditioning. We will continue to a date you. The triple digit temperatures were only going to get more intense this weekend in the south bay. Youre looking at a live it was so hot yesterday many high schools had to cancel afternoon Football Games. Emergency alerts were sent out to cell phones. Warning people t
Niles canyon road is closed to the pass, and theyre also up a rockslide thats complicated access to this hear. Sky 7 was over the pass yesterday. According to a sheriffs spokesperson, the young woman was driving along niles canyon road when she may have made contact with another vehicle, and then overcorrected and drove off the road into the creek. Now, emergency crews have spent more than a day searching the banks of the alameda creek, and so far they havent found anyone, so unfortunately they believe that the young driver of that car is still inside. Reporting live along alameda creek, abc seven news. Thank you, surge jo. Crews have spent the afternoon cleans up this mudside. They are making progress. Large waves hit the shoreline, up to 25 feet on some shores. A High Surf Advisory is in effect unit tuesday. In South San Francisco a tree came crashing down on a home inside. In Sonoma County as days of rain, flooding continues to be a problem in the north bay. Cornell bernard is live
Control at niles canyon and slid into the creek in castro valley. Sergio has more about the effort tonight. Sergio . Reporter an al media county sheriffs crews basically staged about two miles up niles canyon road. Thats because, as you can see, the rapids here in the creek are actually theyre pretty powerful here, but even more powerful up where this vehicle likely is, so its too dangerous for emergency have i crews to try to even get to the swart. The swiftwater rescue teams estimate class 4 rapids where the car is currently under water. In addition to the speed of the water, the concerned for rescue teams is the debris thats in the water. Branches and other items could be deadly if they collide into divers. A photographer with our Media Partners the Bay Area News Group shot these pictures of the crews tracking the car from the banks. The Alameda County Sheriffs Department has teams staged in the can down, but right now niles canyon road is closed to the pass, and theyre also up a ro