dave typical bay area weather pattern returns for the weekend and into next week. Expect areas of night and morning low clouds and fog followed by sunny and seasonably warm afternoons. will get ready for a busy weekend around the bay area. This will cause major traffic delays. Several big events are planned as the offical start of summer kicked off earlier this week. It is pride weekend. There are several big events planned in San Francisco, including the pride parade tomorrow. It is also nascar weekend in sonoma county. The big race is tomorrow but there a lot of other events starting today. First, lets check in with kron fours Hermela Aregawi who shows us what you need to know about pride weekend. The annual pride weekend kicked off with the trans march. Where thousands rallied for lgbtq rights. Gail stern attendee i love the transgender parade. Ive been here every year. I love how its growing and its being more popular. And i love the growing acceptance. Jshon thomas attendee transg
Underwater. This giant sink hole opened up on alhambra county road in pinole. A new slide on highway 17 stopped traffic. At one point, both southbound lanes were shut down. On monday, the northbound lanes were shut down by a big slide. Busy highway 37 is closed in novato tonight. 24 hours after novato creek flooded during heavy rains. As you can see, several drivers ended up abandoning their cars in the water. Caltrans says 37,000 vehicles crossed highway 37 on a typical day. Tonight it is closed from highway 101 to atherton avenue. Reporter julie, if you take a look behind me, you can still see that high water here on highway 37. Those three abandons vehicles, still out here, stranded by it that high water. The chp tells me it was the proverbial perfect storm that shut down highway 37. Normally busy, flood waters have left it empty. From sky fox the damage is clear. The problem started with a report of water on the roadway. Flooding started on the westbound side, and has now crept acr
Were able to hear the words today that they have been waiting to hear. Taking into account the current level of risk, the predicted strength of the next round of inclement weather and the capacity of of the lake associated with the storms, we have concluded that it is safe to reduce the immediate Evacuation Order currently in place to an evacuation warning. This says the sheriff properly balances the needs of people to resume their normal lives and being prepared and ready to deal with future threats that may arise. By sunday the lake will be more than 50 feet below the emergency spill level and armoring on the regular spillways gaining hole with thousands of rocks and allow dam operators to release large but manageable amounts of water out of the dam as more rain eventually that massive snow melt enter. And the next storm should not threaten any kind of a threat towards the emergency spillway. Everything that is going on right now to prevent must sustain over a long period of time and
That would force b. A. R. T. To fix the problem. Im ken wayne. B. A. R. T. Is often crowded and sometimes late, reporter ken, were told the stations along Market Street are among the worst offenders. Homeless people use the elevators as bathrooms, so disabled folks enter at their own risk. A b. A. R. T. Rider commuting between San Francisco and oakland posts video and pictures of her frequent encounters with urine on the floor of b. A. R. T. Elevators and toilet paper. Very gross, and very frequently. Reporter rachel didnt take the shots, but she knows the sight in ten years of navigating b. A. R. T. In a small space, wheels pick up the filth. You cannot avoid the puddles. Its really disturbing to have to track human waste as you go throughout your day. Its dehumanizing. Reporter now to advocacy groups have filed a federal suit. Claiming for nose who cant take an escalator, or stairs, unsanitary or broken elevators deny equal access. Even this morning, seven elevators were out. People
Reporter frank, julie, youre talking about 200 to 300 yards from where we are standing. As you said fire crews were able to successfully save it. Behind me there are still some crews down here working. The reason being because of this. Let me show you over here. You can see some glows right there, where the fire is burning at this hour because the fire is only 25 contained. Now crews say it started just about after 4 00 this afternoon in the 6100 block of dry creek road in napa county about three miles west of yountville. Crews battled the 50acre fire, which was killed by a lot of dry brush in the area. However crews were able to make great progress because of change in the weather pattern. Fire investigators say that 85 to 95 humidity with little wind helped them gain ground. That weather will help play a role overnight as crews are dealing with steep brush and vegetation. The hand crews are cutting the line right now. We had dozers out here, four dozers and it is really steep country