Zach fuentes. He has been at the scene since this morning. What is the latest . Zach it has been a day for investigators for the people who live and work here as they have been processing the scene. As you can see behind me there is a scene going on, investigators right here we finally found the new information from the police chief about the suspect involved in this, it is a convicted felony who was not supposed to have a firearm. We will take you to the initial call that brought the Police Officer here. We take you to what the police chief said. The female caller said her husband was drunk and try to hit her. The caller stated that the male subject had broken down their bathroom door and units were dispatched to the scene. Responding officers arrived at a twostory condominium complex with an enclosed stairway leading up to a balcony. That served as a primary entrance to that residence. Less than 30 seconds after arriving, one of the officers attempted to call up to the front door bal
The 30 to 40mileanhour range and even 40 to 50mileanhour gusts. Theres a High Surf Advisory until 4 00 saturday along the coast and here is the rain making a mess of the evening commute. Lets zoom in for a closer look. We have heavy downpours making their way west to east, including some moving back into san rafael, more rain crossing over San Pablo Bay into southern Solano County, Contra Costa County and alameda county, more heavy downpours moving into San Francisco as folks are getting off work. That band of heavy rain extends off the coast and theres more rain moving into the santa cruz mountains. Well zoom back out and put everything in motion. This is the most intense rain and were experiencing the gustiest winds we are going to through the course of the system. Its going to be a wet evening and generally wet, cold weekend, too. Well get into how long this pattern will last coming up. Heres a look at conditions along i80 and highway 50 right now from caltrans cameras. Its been get
And 8 00 a. M. A Flash Flood Watch is in effect until 3 00 tomorrow morning for all of the north bay, especially the barn scar areas. A look at how things are shaping up tonight and tomorrow in a few minutes. Dan. One month after the forth bay wildfires people are bracing for possible flooding. Some suers melted during the fires blocking storm drains. The city has hired crews to senn remotes into its either completely burned away the pipe in its fieldsobrieentirety or it hasnt burned and collapsed on itself. A Flash Flood Watch is in for north bay tonight. Santa rosa is urging people to sign up for alert. Text your zip code to 888777 for immediate notification from authorities. Laura anthony live in one neighborhood hit hard by the fires. Napa civics community. Reporter it started raining here the last few minutes or so. Napa county nonetheless has activated their Emergency Operation center. They did that this afternoon. They say partially and only as a precaution in case theres issues
This is the first time this season weve had a storm ranking 3 on the impact scale. So far today the north bay has seen the worst. We have Live Team Coverage spread out across the bay area. First, christian spencer. That storm is strong right now. Live dpop pler 7 you can see the rain is covering much of the north bay. It is rather heavy. As we close in we can see the rain moving in there marine county over to napa county. The orange and red colors there, moving north of Sonoma County toward the napa area, east of fairfield. Its a strong storm and it will be with us tonight and tomorrow morning producing anywhere from 1 inch to 2. 5 inhes for most of the bay year area. 2 to 4 inches in the hills. Heaviest of the rain will be in the north bay until midnight. Moving into San Francisco and oakland later tonight in the Early Morning hours. Into the south bay between 2 00 and 8 00 a. M. A Flash Flood Watch is in effect until 3 00 tomorrow morning for all of the north bay, especially the barn
Ballistic missile threat inbound, it read, this is not a drill. Elizabeth fong of gilroy was in hawaii when she got the alert. It was panic, everyone thought we were going to die. The governor later explained the false alarm was not a computer glitch, but a human error. It was a procedure that occurs at the change of shift, where they go through to make sure it is working, and an employee pushed the wrong button. A mistake that took 38 minutes to correct, while terrified residents and tourists scrambled to seek shelter and reach out to loved ones. Lkts i called my husband, i said i love you, you know, thats all i can tell you. Theres a missile coming. Elizabeth fong said she ran to grab water and get her family in the bathtub. The incident comes at a time of heightened tensions with north korea, which has conducted numerous demonstrations of growing Nuclear Power and prompted hawaiian officials to reinstate air warning sirens. Local officials are now working to reassure a shaken public