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we begin with the devastating flooding in colorado. the rain is still falling in the flood-ravaged rocky mountain foothills. we re getting a unique perspective on the disaster. they re using a boulder company s drone to survey the damage. the cameras capturing amazing video, showing rivers so high, they re almost touching the bottom of bridges. it s giving rescuers a sense of the destruction they re dealing with. here are the latest numbers. at least five people confirmed dead. more than 1200 unaccounted for. nearly 12,000 evacuated. 19,000 homes damaged or destroyed. reporter: the flooding is spreading across parts of 15 counties. stretching almost 200 miles from north to south. some 15 inches of rain over the course of a week has saturated the ground so much it forced a mudslide in boulder that split this office building right in half. leaving about ten feet of mud behind. i woke up this morning and looked out our backyard to make sure how it was raining. there wa
lower. it could be more prevalent the next hour that we get the mist. we are below acknowledge but close to yesterday. mid-to-upper 60 s along the coast. possibly up to 80 in santa rosa and low-to-mid 80 s for the east bay valley for the warm spot. leyla gulen has the commute. good morning, everyone, at 5:00. we have slow conditions over the altamont pass. we have a report of an accident on northbound 280 headed into san francisco. it was two cars involved and one spun out of the control and hit a wall. it is not in the lanes but on the shoulder. we have construction until 8:00 this morning. shoreline boulevard, the on-ramp, to southbound 101 is closed until 8:00, and now 101 is moving smoothly in both directions. the bay bridge toll plaza is still quiet from emeryville to san francisco. a club goer in san francisco is in critical condition this morning after a taxi hit him in the north beach area. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard is on the scene in broadway. witnesse
comfortable at low-to-mid 70 s by 7:00. cloudy by noon and sunshine this afternoon hang out in the mid-60 s and dropping to 60 by 7:00. we have a report of very heavy traffic westbound along 24 because of a power outage in the central area of the tunnel. that is causing heavy backup through orinda. we have power out. we have foggy conditions. make sure you have low beams, not the high beams. you need to slow down. there are heavy conditions. it will last until further notice. i will let you know when the power is restored. at 880, southbound direction, we have bumper-to-bumper traffic because of an overturned s.u.v. blocking two lanes. we have break news from the nation s capitol right now, where one person has been injured in a shooting at the washington navy yard. a navy spokesman confirms the shooting has happened in a building of the washington navy yard in southeast washington. right now police are searching for an active shooter inside a military building. three shots
at least seven are dead and ten are wounded. a security guard, a flavor in the worst rampage at a military base since the shootings at ft. hood in 2009. it created chaos this morning at one of the oldest naval bases. the big concern for us right now is that we potentially have two other shooters that we have not located. that is not con filled but police have to treat it as if they are, both potentially wearing military type uniforms but not thought to be in the military. what is confirmed, one suspect is dead after opening fire on more than a dozen people at the washington, dc, navy yard. we could see him with a rifle and he raised and aimed and fired and hit high on the law. pow, pow, pow. then he stopped. and then pow, pow, pow. we just ran. workers ran but personnel brought help like this park service helicopter airlifting the wounded to safety. the washington, dc and capitol police and the f.b.i. also sent officers. speaking at the white house this morning, pre