And i was kind of scared. Reporter firefighters and paramedics rescued the man his burnt clothing lay strewn across the sidewalk. Investigators spent much of the morning on the scene looking for clues including Surveillance Video from homes along the block. I believe they have cameras down here so i hopefully they caught everything. Reporter the victim was taken to Temple University hospital with second and third degree burns over about 50 percent of his body. Police are expected to provide some new information and just about a half an hour we will be there and we will have a live report coming up on action news at 6 oclock. Live at the special victims units in hunting park im Sarah Bloomquist channel6 action news. Back to you. Sarah thank you. A camden firefighter injured on the job was released from the hospital today. The action cam was there at his home as captain Robert Eckert was greeted by the mayor and fellow firefighters. He spent much of the last two weeks at cooper Universit
Levels continue to recede and arent expected to drop below flood levels until wednesday evening. However, flood waters through the streets of san jose and mill milpitas. Though people new of the flooding potential, it all happened really fast. Water started coming in and then it came in more and more and more and then finally the Fire Department showed up, told us that everyone had to get out. Reporter at 4 00 this morning, the stage of the creek was at 11. 8 feet. Flood stage is at 10 feet so until the water level falls, this is what it looks like. Again, im on a sidewalk here. You can see the water just creeping up here. Thats why these string of businesses in this area had to close. The businesses on that side of the street are okay. Theyre on high enough ground but still, its hit or miss in this area of the mandatory evacuation. In san jose, jackie ward, kpix 5. And the morning commute is going to be very rough in san jose because we have both directions of 101 closed now. This is
Anchoring our weather coverage. Three storms in three days. Thats what were talking about for you from microclimate weather alert. Heavy rain at times and 57 degrees and you can see that heavy rain. It follows you if youring northbound across the Golden Gate Bridge into marin county and now starting to see the rain crossing into the south bay with heavier rain there lurking on the coast. Check out this regional view of the radar and you see all the orange and yellow off shore. Those are rain rates of half inch an inch of rain per hour. So, all of this arriving for the second half of the morning commute. By noon, well see the rainition to scattered showers and cooler air which means a chance of thunderstorms into the afternoon and whats different about today, as well, will be the wind. Strong wind gusts that could get up to 45 Miles Per Hour which could lead to downed trees and Power Outages between now and 2 00 p. M. Mike . The palo alto camera starting to get wetter roadways and from
Some of the gusty winds that rob is talking about. Eastbound off of that high rise and also looking for any slowing. I havent seen anything live on our cameras but somewhere between the foster city camera and an incident going on eastbound across the bridge. You see a little slowing up that span and our live camera did not show any problems there. Watching the rain to come in off the coast. So far light, easy drive. Back to you. Steph chuang live in the middle of the storm and looks like youre fairly drive for the time being, stephanie. One place where flood concerns are elevated, stephanie. Yeah, fairly dry, sam. Although the rain just started coming down a couple minutes ago. Were in penn grove north of petaluma. So, no real rain yet were told by rob it is really going to hit more mid morning. This is one of the water ways getting attention with flash flood warnings and pretty tame right now as you can see. This does flow into the petaluma river. It runs, though, across parts of 101
On the eastern side, we find boring holes such as sponges which indicate higher salinity waters. The banded tulip shells are some of the clues or indicators to where people were going to collect food, particularly when they are in an assemblage or mix with other pieces. They other near shores, shallow sea grass. They dont require hook and line fishing technique. So by careful, Detailed Analysis through this landscape, we begin to understand the resilience of the people here and parts of their Cultural Development and formati formation. We also know that they endured an extreme period of longterm cold and that when that happened, fish were not available in the harbor, and people abandoned this site for about 100 years around a. D. 800. When they returned around a. D. 900 was when they began to use the middance and the midden mounds for everyone live okay top of them and to be building massive structures as well as excavating a canal here that took the route of what was likely a freshwat