Classes scheduled for later this morning. Reporting live in larkspur, abc7 news. Developing news. Two members of an iconic bay area band, tower of power, remain hospitalized this morning after being hit by an amtrak train in oakland. David garibaldi and marc van wage were hit last night just minutes before they were scheduled to perform. Officials say the two crossed the tracks while the warning guard arms were down. Both men are said to be responsive. Their manager said this morning they will release an update on their condition later today. Last nights shows were immediately canceled and youre looking at facebook video of the band performing earlier this week. Power of power is compromised of about a dozen musicians. It formed in oakland in 1968. Soenlss Fire Department confirmed overnight deicing fluid is what sickened a Flight Attendant on a flight from seattle. Thats what passengers told Katie Marzullo once that plan planded. Reporter you can see the large Emergency Response that
Ago. They said they cant get this maintenance vehicle to start. And it is stuck on the tracks between macarthur and 19th street station. That is a terrible spot to have those trains not able to pass through. So basically, everyone trying to get from the east bay to San Francisco, not able to do that, and vice versa. We have not gotten any new information, so that is still major delay. That is squlus starting to have a Ripple Effect and that is over a 20minute delay right now. Live look outside bay bridge camera were totally socked in this morning, dense fog. Not only here, mike, but also in the trivalley, the central valley, and parts of the north bay too. Its really starting to move around. Ill show you some of the thickest spots when we come back and do the next weather in about 7 minutes. Its dry, no need for the umbrella this morning. Thats not going to hamper your commute. The wetness out there, because there isnt any for once. So lets talk about, you can see from the east bay hil
Today, of course, you can see them clearly. As flood waters receded today guerneville became a place for people to look around, get around, and stretch their legs. Guernevilles homeless shelter is usually open only on winter nights for about 30 people but since the flooding began it has been a 24 7 Emergency Shelter as well. We have been running 50, 55, 60 during the day and still running 30, 40, 45 at night. Reporter flood evacuee david gould just barely got his rv towed out of his riverside lot as the water rose around it. He is using the shelter for a few days now. Im coming for showers, services, and socialize a little bit. It breaks up the monotony each day, whats going on right now. Reporter mary came to check on her cat who is safe and well fed by james, the property manager, in her apartment above the miniature golf park. I had my bags packed and james was going bring it to me today but i they should water was going to go down. Obviously not yet. Reporter today was the first da
Cold air will produce snow in the higher peaks up around clear lake. Early tomorrow morning as the morning commute gets under way, there will be wet pavement and areas of scattered showers, but well see sun and ill tell you how long we can expect that to last a little later. Turning now to politics, today the Trump Administration started its first full workweek with President Trump meeting business and union leaders. The president also signed several memorandums, including one pulling out of the Transpacific Partnership. Abc News Reporter lana zak is covering it from the halls of congress. Reporter President Trump is right now eating with other members of the Congressional Republican leadership. He also in the white house sort of brushed off the suggestion that theres anything to these new investigations into the nsa director, michael flynn, and some calls that he made with a russian diplomat. This as theyre all trying to get away from the shadow of some questionable evidence about ina
That it could take weeks or months to clean up this mess. And brought through this home used to fit the coyote creek, now it will sit in it. This is their backyard and whats left of their shed. His basement didnt fair much better. To be held until the windows broke it was all said and done. Today people along william street in san jose returned to assess the damage. Among them they are moving here from minnesota and were stoat close on this home friday. Were set to close on this home on friday. Its a really nice neighborhood. We wanted a place with a pool, but we couldnt find one, so this mitigates it all. Reporter 18,000 people were set in the evacuation zone with no timeline when anyone could move back in. Authorities say first the creek needs to recede and then the inspections can begin. We will be evaluating the safety first. We will be evaluating the safety of the buildings, the streets, the utilities, all those things to make sure people are safe to go back in. Reporter though no