report. north bay, peninsula, south bay, we get you towards 680 and the dublin interchange. southbound 680 at the 580 connector, reports of a crash between a car and a deer. lanes are clear of that car, the deer didn t make out so well and they re making sure they get everything opened smoothly. the connector is open. and over here these flashing lights appear to have picked up. that was the road work going on, the sign work above the roadway. both directions should be clear now, 680 just about andrade, sheridan, we ll track it. back to you. we have a developing story right now. fears over botulism are growing after a second death in northern california. this time out of napa county. it s not related to the outbreak from that contaminated nacho cheese. today in the bay s pete suratos has more for us. are health officials say anything about it? reporter: good morning to you, laura and sam. well, for starters, health officials are saying botulism is gotten when foods are
for the north bay in the first colu column. high to very high concerns for stream and creek flooding, trees down and hydroplaning and high concern in some areas for power outages and river flooding. i ll have a closer look at the forecast coming up, ama? thank you, spencer. with the north bay expected to be hit hard again today officials are putting together a plan to deal with mudslides and wind damage. abc 7 news reporter lyanne melendez is live with the precautions being taken. reporter: people are taking this storm very seriously here. it s not going to be a massive storm, but the north bay has been punched hard. you know, the ground is overly saturated. it can t hold any more. it s done. crews took advantage of the light rain to quickly put up this on a hillside that collapsed. the tarp keeps the water off the slide and mud to keep it from eroding more and coming down the hill. reporter: the street was only open to local residents and even they were having a hard
possibly a repeat today. hi, everybody. sorry to be the bearer of bad news but let s jump right in. the good news with this one is the timing s a little bit slower than the last one so right now, we re just looking at green up in santa rosa. you can see guerneville road and petaluma hill road, some wetness developing there and it s up in the north bay where we re seeing the yellows but notice the yellows are offshore heading towards the north bay. i had a fairly dry commute but you can see here on the golden gate bridge, some areas are still wet. by 7:00, the north bay starting to get pounded. by noon, we re all getting pound. but 4:00, the north bay s not getting pounded while the rest of us are. and by 7:00, it finally starts to taper for all of us. alexis, how s it going. we only have eight incidents on the boards. as you probably know, we got up to almost 150 on tuesday when we had the big storm so i m expecting that to really increase throughout the day. no issues ther
the ees are waterogged. rated, and the next break idays away! ==anim== ==kari//wx chra= ==kris//cu== a mudslide in the los gatos north bay, also the santa cruz mountains, near creeks and streams, you ll have to closely watch those water levels as the next round of some heavy rain moves in. we will talk more about the timing and a look ahead to the dryer weather and the weekend forecast. that s coming up in about ten minutes. all right, kari, a mudslide in the los gatos mountains and the mountains a bochld los gatos wiped out three family homes. those homes, one of them was knocked off the foundation and a woman was trapped with nowhere to go, and nearly no way to call for help. nbc bay area s bob redell is live there, and bob, this woman s story is really frightening. she didn t even know if the first responders would get to her. reporter: and when you get a look at the property, you can understand why. good morning to you, kris. this happened in los gatos deep in the san
good evening. thank you for joining us. i m ama daetz. i m dan ashley. it rained every day this month but we have two more storms to get through before we see a sunny stretch of days. we have a team of reporters checking on reports of damage. first, let s check ahead with spencer christian to see how we need to prepare, spencer? more heavy rain will surely elevate the flooding concerns. here is a look at live doppler seven and widely scattered showers but of course, we have flood warnings in effect in the north bay on the russian river. flood warnings effective until 1:30 a.m. tomorrow and in sonoma county, flood warning on mark west creek until 8:30 tomorrow morning and the approaching storm is hours away. it ranks three on the storm impact scale. storm of strong intensity and highest impact santa cruz mountains and gusty wind and downpours hitting all parts of the bay area. coastal flood warning or we will have it in effect from 7:00 a.m. to noon. flooding along low-l