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we re working on getting those details for you, but right now, you re loooing at a live look at the airway motel where police are focusing their efforts following a shooting that happened just before three this morning. reporting live along east colfax. i m denver police looking for several suspects who carjacked a person at gunpoint. the victim was hit by one of the suspectssbut the crooks stole a black camry and later ditched it. it was found a few blocks away. the suspects are on the run this morning. it is 7:0 # 7:01. weatherwise, very pleasant. we are seeing some of the remnants of the storm that extremely impacted the pacific northwest. some increasing cloud coverage to the southeast. here s a view right now, downtown denver at 51 degrees. 58 out at the airport where 3 winds currently are from the this afternoon mainly for the southern portion of the state, but temperatures all across the front range, well above average. 80s both saturday and sunday, the coo ....
afternoon today. that will encompass not only monterey but the sack cruzer and coastal flood watch due to the hay tide and full moon. 63 in san jose. 64 oakland. we will talk about additional rainfall for the entire bay area and much warmer week on the way. carolyn. lisa, thank you. it was a rainy and windy saturday across the bay area. and more, as lisa said, is coming today. [rain falling] the stormy weather caused problems for drivers and had crews scrambling to keep up with downed trees and powerlines. some pg&e customers are in the dark because of the rain and wind. abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian has more. pg&e crews are hard at work in delay city on beliveau avenue. in is just one of many spots throughout the bay area where the storm brought down powerlines. i saw wires swinging back and forth. when they hit the electric cables, that s when the sparks came out and that s when i called 911. nearly 2,000 homes and businesses lost power. not far away ....
lisa, thank you. it was a rainy and windy saturday across the bay area. and more is coming today. [rain falling] the stormy weather caused problems for drivers and had crews scrambling to keep up with downed trees and power lines. some pg&e customers are in the dark because of the rain and wind. abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian has more. [beeping truck] pg&e crews are hard at work in daly city on beliveau avenue. this is just one of many spots throughout the bay area where the storm brought down power lines. i saw wires swinging back and forth. when they hit the electric cables, that s when the sparks came out and that s when i called 911. nearly 2,000 homes and businesses lost power. not far away on southbound 280 at an on-ramp a flooded roadway caused this car to stall. others slowly inched by in a foot of standing water. heavy rain and clogged drains are to blame for many flooded streets. the storm also made for dangerous driving conditions. but before ....
back to the penins law. look at the heavier shade of green. that s where we are looking at heavy. it picks up as we get down toward union city. but the heaviest rain has been confined in the upper elevations where monterey has seen in excess of 4.5 inches. the santa clara valley just a quarter inch. more to come with a flash flood watch along the coast for the coastal flood watch. but then right along the southwestern portion of santa clara and santa cruz we are looking at the potential for some flooding downwind of the debris flow of the loma fire. more on the forecast coming up. carolyn. thank you. as lisa said, the bay area is bracing for more rain today. it s a welcome site for many, but in the santa cruz mountains, there could be flooding and mudslides in the loma fire burn area. that s where we find abc7 news reporter leslie brinkley. good morning, leslie. we are just off highway 17 off of summit road. the rain has picked up pace in the last hour. the big fear ....
(File photo) MANILA - Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Gen. Dionardo Carlos on Monday confirmed that the "recorder" of the Airbus H-125 helicopter that crashed in Real, Quezon last month has already been recovered. During his regular briefing in Camp Crame, Carlos said the investigation on the helicopter crash being conducted by the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) is still ongoing. "Sila (CAAP) 'yung nagde-determine niyan. 'Yung amin pong ginagawang investigation (The investigation we are undertaking) is for policy review. Was there any violation on the policy of the PNP?. After that, ididikit namin kung ano 'yung naging resulta (we will merge the findings of the investigation)," he said. Carlos said this will also determine whether there is a violation committed or if there is a need to update or revise existing policies on the use of PNP choppers. Carlos said the other four H125 Airbus units of the PNP remained grounded pending ....