Per hour at mount st. Helena. Now what continues to go up are the rain totals. Look at the Santa Cruz Mountains. More than a half of foot of rain has fallen. Still more to come. More than 4 inches of rain and our storm ranger still showing you the busy night up into marin county. And you can see across the Santa Cruz Mountains that highway 17 is a mess right now. Theyve had 6 inches of rain on the ocean side, two to 3 inches towards the summit within the last 12 hours. You can see how the moisture really isnt moving october and that is the storm that is stalling out here giving us wind at times and as you saw quite a bit of rain. Now how much of this is going to stick around tomorrow . Well have a closer look at that in about ten minutes. Lets get a look at what drivers in los gatos are dealing with. Reporter it has been an extremely busy night here on highway 17. We saw three fire engines and a chp patrol car go up the mountain to respond to a threecar crash near moody curve. That is
Strong, gusty winds, a chance of thunderstorms not onlyodayutto we staff l tos. Ifour headm the east bay across the bay bridge, i want to point out an issue for you that will slow down your commute. The chp says two cars were racing and crashed, this is westbound 80 at 9th street blocking two lanes. Debris is all across the roadway. Check out the camera. You can see the bay bridge. The backup extends to the incline now. Speeds are low there. Ill track that for you. You can see this will be a slow ride for you as you head in this morning. The Golden Gate Bridge has just one car going across right now. In the north bay, the rain brings concern of flooding in the kincade fire fire burn zone. Santa rosa residents are racing to get prepared with the kincade fire burning 78,000 acres, the scar zones are vulnerable to heavy rains. Some drentzs spent yesterd resit clearing out gutters and storm drains. Yeeping yr phones charged to get emergency alerts. Caltrans crews are racing against the inc
Good evening everyone. The test comes on the 30th anniversary of the loma prieta earthquake. Live coverage from. She is in San Francisco with how people reacted to the test. Reporter it definitely took some people by surprise. Imagine being out and every waddy cell phone started ringing. A part of the test work. The city said they were in the room with ever bridge the vendor trying to work out unexpected problems just to get the message out tonight. Throughout San Francisco this evening about a quarter after 6 pm phone started buzzing. They were in a meeting on market street. All the attendees and us. At the notification at the same time. It freaked me out. It freaked olivas out. It abruptly stops the whole room came to attention. It was pretty alarming. Reporter San Francisco sent the message as part of a scheduled test of the new alert system. Instead of using an area code it sends a message to all mobile devices connected to a cell phone tower within San Francisco. On thursday there
At ross. Yes for less. We owe it to our constituents to act. There ceo of pg e sent his own letter to the cpuc, the state regulators, saying he understands the hardship but folks should, quote, keep in mind the statistic that matters the most,er hugeincial incentive to go bigger than they need to. We want them to be surgical. Reporter state senator scott wiener also wants pg e to be more competent and accountable. Pg e is so used to getting its way. Theyre completely tone deaf here. Their ceo continues to just blanket the scale of the blackout affecting millions of people. Theyre not selfaware of how impactful in a negative way their actions far. The cpuc has called for emergency hearings that begin at 1 00 tomorrow. Joe vazquez, kpix 5. Fire watch. Ye a fire that broke n video juste newsroom. Its about 10 acres. Part of highway 29 remains closed at this hour. Some people in the area told to evacuate but those orders have now been lifted. Right now theres a high surf advisory. It does
We owe it to our constituents to act. There ceo of pg e sent his own letter to the cpuc, the state regulators, saying he understands the hardship but folks should, quote, keep in mind the statistic that matters the most, there were no catastrophic wildfires. Theres a huge financial incentive to go bigger than they need to. We want them to be surgical. Reporter state senator scott wiener also wants pg e to be more competent and accountable. Pg e is so used to getting its way. Theyre completely tone deaf here. Their ceo continues to just blanket the scale of the blackout affecting millions of people. Theyre not selfaware of how impactful in a negative way their actions far. The cpuc has called for emergency hearings that begin at 1 00 tomorrow. Joe vazquez, kpix 5. Fire watch. Right now were keeping an eye on a fire that broke out around 8 00 tonight. This is new video just into the newsroom. Its about 10 acres. Part of highway 29 remains closed at this hour. Some people in the area told