Woman crashed her car here into alameda creek. Rescue crews have not been able to find her vehicle. And yesterday she is still unaccounted for. Now, rescue crews say that, because of this storm, the water is moving so swiftly and the currents are so unpredictable, it is just too dangerous for them to get in there and search for the 18yearold woman. In addition, there is a mud slide that has shut down niles canyon road, and that is also hampering rescue efforts. The Sheriffs Department right now is working with the state Water Resource Agency to reduce the amount of water flowing into this creek, but until its safe, First Responders simply cant go in, but they tell me that as soon as the conditions improve, they will try to look for that 18yearold driver. Reporting live in niles, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. Thanks very much. Pounding waves, mud slides and flooded roadways. The storm is bringing more problems to the bay area tonightp we have Team Coverage of the storm starting wit
Right now at 5 00, breaking news in the east bay where a car is submerged in a creek and the 18yearold driver still hasnt been found. News at 5 00 starts right now. Im terry mcsweeney. Im peggy bunker. Were following breaking news in the east bay tonight where a search and rescue effort is under way after a car went into the alameda creek. Marianne favro live near the scene with the latest on the effort to get the car out of the water and the search for that driver. Reporter terry, around 11 30 yesterday morning a woman crashed her car here into alameda creek. At that time yesterday rescue crews were not able to find her car and the 18yearold woman who was driving it is still missing. If you look at how rapidly the water is moving right now and the unpredictable current, First Responders simply can go in there to search for her because its too dangerous. In addition, there is a mud slide that has shut down niles canyon road, and that is also hampering any rescue efforts. The Sheriffs D
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