Cars, wherever they can. Abc 7 News Reporter Laura Anthony is live with more. Laura . Reporter well, hi, christine. This is the older part of downtown oroville. The lowlying area. At this point, its a ghost town. But as we are speaking, there are folks going by on their bikes. For the most part, though, theres nobody in this area. Now, fears have been eased somewhat, but in a worst case scenario, this part of town could be under 30 feet of water. So how long did it take you to get out last night . Five hours. Reporter its a trip that normally takes about 40 minutes, thats the drive from the southern county town to colusa where this family and their puppies are waiting out the ongoing emergency at the oroville dam. I didnt think it was real at first. And then i saw people evacuated actually. And i got scared because i didnt want to leave my dogs. That was the only thing i was worried about. We actually left fairly early. Reporter this couple evacuated early. They started to get ready da
Kellogg, a retired Lieutenant General as acting chief. He worked for oracle and earned his bachelors degree from santa clara university. Im ama daetz. Im dan ashley. The crisis at orville dam. So far its holding. Thats why the evacuation is in place because there is uncertainty. Already damage and stretch to its limit and more rain on the way. Now lets give you the very latest. The imminent threat of a breach in the spillway, a wall has diminished considerably. No water is flowing over the emergency spillway right now. Lake levels continue to fall. The goal is to lower the lake level by 50 feet. All right. All of the States National guard is an alert ready to assist if need be. Lets show you a map of the 11 communities down stream, all under Evacuation Orders right now. This is the image that started the alarm. Water rushing over a giant gaping hole. Now the race to reroute the water causing bigger problems. The damage and erosion so severe, emergency officials feared the worst. If the
Were grabbing tshirts and items and almost all came for the players locker room hat. You can have one or two. Does it help the team . Moneywise, yes. That are racking it in. Nothing succeeds like success and the warriors for the championship round for the Second Season has fans prepared to shell out a small fortune to have a hat and a brim and a seal underneath the bridge. What are you willing to pay for it. Whatever it cost. So if i told you 60 bucks. Yes. I would buy it. 65. I would buy it. Lets go 70. Do you have one . For that kind of money, i will get one. The locker room what proved elusive. The look alikes were handed out and they were some takers but the vast majority want the real deal or go hatless. There is another wait for tickets. Joe got a lucky kiss from his girl sarah in hopes that a return tomorrow will mean two tickets. I will have to bring more money tomorrow. She says the ticket prices have went up so i will have to bring 300 bucks a ticket. Yes, sir. You better bri
Alive tonight after his mobile home exploded in flames while he was inside. He has third degree burns over most of his body. Wsls 10s Colter Anstaett spoke to the neighbor who pulled the man to safety. This morning, Lillie Paige Arnold and her husband were at 71 graham park drive trying to salvage what is left after the mobile home was destroyed by a fire saturday morning. Lillie and her husband own the trailers in the mobile home park. Lillie paige arnold propert y owner we gonna clean it up. We aint going to put nothing back here. The Fire Marshals Office says the fire broke out around 9 30 a. M. When the man who lives there, william meredith, lit a cigarette while on home oxygen. Lisa garrett assista nt fire marshal he set himself on fire which then, of course, set the trailer on fire. Timothy bryant lives next door and was working nearby when he and another neighbor heard the explosion. Timothy bryant vo, no phoner graphic here i got off the ladder, jumped in my vehicle, and went d
These bills are a product of montanas congressional delegation working together to move montana forward. We all know if congres congresso agree on much these days. Few people are willing to compromise. But when you give a little and you get a lot. Thats how montanas lands bill becomes a part of this legislation. These bills have been vetted on the ground by montana ranchers like dusty prairie and carl raphold. They have been approved by committees an negotiated for years. They not only deliver on our promises to montanas ranchers but also to the outdoors men and women and tribes. They are montanamade bills. Take the Rocky Mountain heritage act. This protects access along the Rocky Mountain front. The front is a special place in montana lower. Its where the Rocky Mountains shoot straight out of the plains into the sky. I. T. Its a breathstaking, magnificent its a breathtaking, magnificent saoeugt. The heritage act designates the front as conservation management of area. Adds another 67,