Inches. It is going to be common around that area. The storm has already left cars under water in parts of galveston and houston, texas as one man tried to help his stranded girlfriend. Others are warning drivers to stay off the streets. I spent a lot of screaming to get out all the anger before i saw my girlfriend because i know she needs me to smile. Do not driver fast on flooded streets not only because of safety, but because youre making waves, and it is going into our residents and our businesses. South eastern texas and parts of south western louisiana. They are expected to keep getting hit with a lot of rain. You forget about that part of it when they say dont driver into the thick water. You can get stuck. Creating waves into businesses and certainly affecting travel it looks like it is going to eastern houston. Houston should be better, but i cant speak for lake charms, louisiana. That doesnt look good. Houston looks to be almost on the drier side so if you are travel plans, c
vallejo, abc7 news good evening, i m dan ashley. i m cheryl jennings. city officials estimate damage to private homes and businesses at $300 million. that does not include public roads or utilities. and patrol has released 911 calls in the moments after that 6.0 quake hit early sunday morning. we had put them outside. and this tour our house up. my daughter in law and son can t get through to 911. she s passed out. chp received 449 calls during the first hour after the quake. they stress 911 calls should be restricted to emergencies only. not just information requests. a major internet service took a hit in sunday s quake. officials are allowing it to remain opened because it s in the central service. dan noyes is here with an investigation you ll see only on 7. when a building is red tagged, there is too much danger but here, the site is too important to close. at and t central office highest classification because it s required for emergency response,
ends soon! new security concerns tonight after a vital substation is targeted again. holes cut through a fence and heavy equipment stolen and the thieves , they are still out there. what is being done now to protect our power grid? good evening. i m dan ashley. ama dates is off tonight. that substation is south of san jose on metcalf road off highway 101. it was vandalized when a sniper opened fire destroying 17 transformers and six circuit breakers. that attack cost more than $15 million in damage. and now another security breech. tiffany wilson is there live. tiffany? well, dan, on a typical night it is very dark and very quiet here. last night was not a typical night. as traffic zipped over 101, steve ?iped through the chain link fence. not once, not twice, but three times. the individuals cut holes large enough to enter the metcalf substation and steal construction equipment and heavy power tools like this. the preliminary investigation suggests human error with pg&
new security concerns tonight after a vital substation is targeted again. holes cut through a fence and heavy equipment stolen and the thieves , they are still out there. what is being done now to protect our power grid? good evening. i m dan ashley. ama dates is off tonight. that substation is south of san jose on metcalf road off highway 101. it was vandalized when a sniper opened fire destroying 17 transformers and six circuit breakers. that attack cost more than $15 million in damage. and now another security breech. tiffany wilson is there live. tiffany? well, dan, on a typical night it is very dark and very quiet here. last night was not a typical night. as traffic zipped over 101, steve ?iped through the chain link fence. not once, not twice, but three times. the individuals cut holes large enough to enter the metcalf substation and steal construction equipment and heavy power tools like this. the preliminary investigation suggests human error with pg&e blaming the
the earthquake on sunday you can see danger appears to be all but over. the fire is off highway 37 near highway 29 junction along the napa river. when it looked like they ve had the upper hand, this piped back up about 15 minutes ago. they ve been dropping water on this. it s been burning since 4:00 here and firefighters have been protecting a row of homes were flames burned up to the homes the problem is that the grass is very dense, and 7 to 8 feet high in places. it takes a lot of water to douse, and there are no hydrants here, they ve been trucking in water. the fire captain tells me this area is a known homeless encampment. we make contact with a couple individuals who are exiting. they did say there are homeless still in the camp that couldn t get out. that did not seem to be the case. and it was a negative on this search. no official cause of the fire, but they do expect someone in the encampment. so far, no structures have burned and the smoke is not affecti