ago. they said they can t get this maintenance vehicle to start. and it is stuck on the tracks between macarthur and 19th street station. that is a terrible spot to have those trains not able to pass through. so basically, everyone trying to get from the east bay to san francisco, not able to do that, and vice versa. we have not gotten any new information, so that is still major delay. that is squlus starting to have a ripple effect and that is over a 20-minute delay right now. live look outside bay bridge camera we re totally socked in this morning, dense fog. not only here, mike, but also in the tri-valley, the central valley, and parts of the north bay too. it s really starting to move around. i ll show you some of the thickest spots when we come back and do the next weather in about 7 minutes. it s dry, no need for the umbrella this morning. that s not going to hamper your commute. the wetness out there, because there isn t any for once. so let s talk about, you can see
it will be a nicer afternoon. i ll talk about that coming up in about seven minutes. mike has major delays for bart riders. that s right. we got a major delay alert. it means 20 minutes or more. it is system wide. some sort of disabled vehicle associated with the overnight maintenance in the oakland area. that s what s causing the delays there. we re trying to get more details. so far just a warning for folks. we just learned from our photographer locals are allowed to get to and from their hope in portola. thank you very much. just into our newsroom this morning, health officials reaching out to people who work at a. jim: after someone who used the. jim: usdied of meningitis. according to reports, the gym is reaching out to find out who may have been exposed. doctors say the risk of infection is low. people who went to the gym are being told to see their doctors for treatment. an historic san francisco landmark is forced to move out. today we could find out more wh
it s too soon! [ laughter ] okay. let s talk about the novato vallejo commute here on 37 between highway 101 and atherton avenue. this has been closed for days due to flooding and the chp is diverting traffic off at atherton for a direct alternate route to 101 so that s good news. traffic is smooth in the area. moving over to the marin county heat community and golden gate bridge into san francisco, 14 minutes across the span. traveling into downtown san francisco across the bay bridge toll plaza, here s a live look from the carquinez bridge to the maze, 18 minutes, snow delay into downtown. two members of the local band tower of power are recovering in the hospital after they were hit by a train in oakland. it happened was night about 10 minutes before their show. the manager of the club said bassist marc van wageningen and dave garibaldi were rushing to yoshis from the waterfront hotel across the tracks. they tried to beat the train and were hit by a second train going
and gusty winds. i ll start with now. our live hi-def doppler radar. it s a clean slate but we have areas of fog developing limiting visibility especially in the santa rosa area. we are in the 30s livermore and in santa rosa. we are in the 40s in san francisco and across the bridge in oakland. san jose 42. it s 41 in redwood city. that s the setup. high pressure is building in. rain to the south and to the east of the bay area. we have temperatures today seasonal actually with mostly sunny skies. rockaway beach the place to be today. 52 degrees. otherwise around the peninsula, into the low and mid-50s from east palo alto all the way into la honda. cupertino, campbell and the santa clara valley all in the mid-50s. we jump to 55 in milpitas and fremont. otherwise east bay numbers stacking up from a very cool 50 in danville to 56 degrees in antioch. vallejo you ll be in the mid- 50s, as well. meanwhile your north bay numbers stacking up from 54 degrees, great visibility in stins
creek stranding livestock, damaging homes. rescue crews saved nearly 50 people. search and rescued didn t have time to notify people. they didn t have time. they didn t know what was come. reporter: so in the santa cruz mountains we also saw the san lorenzo river breach its banks also flooding some homes over there. today we have learned the usc gs will be out at santa cruz beach at the mouth of the san lorenzo river to figure out how major storm events like the one this week shape and erode our coastline. but there is some good news because of the recent storms. now, take a look at the lexington reservoir. and how full it is. we re told 40% of california including the bay area is no longer in a drought because of this week s storms. lexington reservoir like many others in the area is at full capacity. meantime, right now, again, here in hollister, officials are warning people in some parts of the area to avoid drinking their tap water. they were giving out bottled water