tomorrow, but the water isn t receding as quickly as expected. we re live in one of the hardest hit areas. spencer christian. as the floodwaters recede, we re experiencing a little bit of a dry break right now, but it won t last long. i ll have the forecast. a bombshell announcement from pg&e. its equipment probably started the deadliest wildfire in california history, and that s not all. the abc 7 news i-team digs into what else the company revealed today. now from abc 7, live breaking news. and that breaking news is in oakland. police are investigating a quadruple shooting. at least one person was killed. it happened about an hour ago in front of the 76 gas station on 98th avenue and etta street. sky 7 is over the scene right now which is still very active. sky map 7 shows us the crime scene, as you take a look here. each street is shut down between nevada and 98th avenues. evidence markers on the street litter the area. oakland police say four victims were transported to
everyone will have their power back. power remains out for hundreds of thousands of people in rhode island and massachusetts. and it was a busy day in a lot of respects, cleaning up trees, branches, getting wires out of the road. we spent the day in a boat yard here in dartmouth and we watched many, many boats go in. more than 100 were pulled in 36 hours before this storm. two boats that were left at their moorings to try to ride things out didn t do so well. they ended up crashing into the rocks. tremendous amount of damage. earlier today, there was one death when a man came out on his front porch and ended up being electrocuted because a wire fell on his house, hit the gutter and ran into his house. it s still pretty dangerous. shepard: water isn t receding everywhere yet? exactly. you mentioned vermont. that s one area that the streams and tributaries could continue to flow into the rivers and continue to swelling things. it s still a while before we can get these communities ba