that car. if you look behind me the car went through two different fences, a wrought aaron fence arou wrought iron fence and then a wooden fence before it ended up in the pool. these pictures show the four-door sedan completely submerged in the deep end of that pool. fortunately the young driver was able to safely escape from the car and you can see he is dripping wet, huddled on the curb covered with a blanket. that path of destruction went all the way through the backyard of the house. the car barrelled through the backyard grill. emergency responders were able to retrieve it from the water firefighters inspected the car and they determined that they nor any local towing company could do anything to get it out of the pool so now the homeowners will have to call in an industrial crane to lift the car out of the pool. the young driver blame this is major accident on a black of sleep. took too big of a turn, i was falling asleep and crashed. santa clara county police tel
presidential debate. and we all want a vacation. not the san francisco giants. they have to keep winning to keep working. i will tell you why tonight history is on the giants side. it is a big day for raiders fans. how the team could be taken a step closer to moving to las vegas. kron4 news at 7 starts now. good morning. how is the monday right? the crash near the bay bridge toll plaza. traffic is still slow. let the sweater weather begin. here is a look at what is going on. lake observatory we can see some sun. elsewhere across the bay we are dealing with a lot of fog. 54 for oakland. richland 56. north bay, lots of 40s. 53 concord. for the giants game versus the cubs temperatures 60-ish. mostly clear early but the fog rolls in later. the pictures will maintain close to that. ready for school forecast, partly cloudy. high noon 74. 80 for the pickup by midafternoon. we will have a look in detail in a bit. right now checking into traffic. it s packed at the b
showers at our nbc bay area studios here in san jose. but some heavier rainfall on the way. it s not only the wet weather right now but the wind we ve been dealing with. sustained winds out of the south. 15 to about 25 miles per hour. we re continuing to track this storm system and the heaviest tonight that s all throughout this hour. ladies? thanks, jeff. speaking of that wind it has been whipping up some problems. dashcam video shows a strong gust knocking down a side along the santa cruz mountains today. as the stormy weather returns, fema has a stern wantirning fory area homeowners. elyce kirchner has an important message. reporter: the rain just started pouring down here. with all the record rain we ve been experiencing, a record number of californians have actually signed up for flood insurance policies but fema is warning it s just a drop in the bucket compared to how many people should actually be signing up. let s take a look. reporter: rene is getting a qu
killed her in his car. to think he would do something like that. never did the family ever see something like that. reporter: prosecutors allege the second suspect came out of the party when he heard the gunshot. they say he helped padrasa drive stacey s body away and roll her down a hillside on morris and canyon road. surprising. none of that. i mean, wow. that s a shock. and i mean it s real sad. i mean, it is real, real sad. reporter: paud padrasa s cousin says he never even knew esmid had a girlfriend and she was never brought to family functions. padrasa an undock yieumented immigrant was facing deportation before this. now he could be facing life in prison. reporter: and the alleged accomplice is also an undocumented immigrant. bail against him is set at half a million dollars. live in hayward, damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. terrifying moments in a san jose neighborhood when a fire jumped from home to home sending everyone near it scrambling. nbc bay ar
pellet rifle. fish and game officials are very concerned about this. we ll have more on that at 11:00 tonight. reporting live in berkeley, i m cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. okay. thank you. jumping in to save his daughter only to die himself. tonight disbelief and sad ness in the bay area after learning that a tech executive was electrocuted in a pool. he had jumped into the pool to help his daughter who was being shocked by electrical current. nbc bay area s marianne favro is live in burr linggame when the family lives. this happened while the family was on vacation in palm springs. reporter: that s right and it all happened on easter sunday. jim trammell was electrocuted sunday when he dove into the swimming pool to try to save his daughter. and tonight his 9-year-old daughter is hospitalized in critical condition. police say 43-year-old james trammell of burr ling game was at a family gathering at a home in palm springs sunday when he noticed his 9-year-old daughte