amount is not too excessive, but more than a few sprinkles. a quarter an inch of rainfall. concord 1.8 and santa rosa, a 10th of an inch over the past 24 hours, here s the main system responsible for the cloud cover and the rain showers who have shore, we still have scattered rain, moving from the south to the north, so here s a closer look at the radar right now. some coverage up in portions of the north bay, especially around saint helena, scattered showers, we re tracking scott s valley highway 17, there could be a wet ride on to the summit this morning. you want to bundle up, upper 40s to low 50s at the last check. our live camera looking at sfo, lots of cloud cover and slick runways and roadways as well r here s ld on to the chance into afternoon, but maybe some sunny breaks, recast highs 53 to 58 degrees, 5:01, we ll check in with sal and you mentioned a report right? that s right. this is on southbound 680 at 780, this crash is involving a couple of vehicles and a co
heart breaking plea to the thieves. and we are also watching the situation in north korea this morning. the u.n. that country with serious sanctions. in response to the missile testing that continues in that country. we will have more on the sanctions and what they are targeting coming up in a moment. and you watched giants last night. the panda, that guy is back. he was back on the field for the giants last night for the first time since 2014. and he had a big hit. good to see. it started a rally in the seventh. we will talk more about that. we are talking about every time i mean, do you think people were mad when he left. he went for money, and he went out to boston and overweight and didn t play well. he s only 30. maybe he can get on track here. i m wondering if people are happy to see him, rosemary. they won last night, right? yes, and a walkoff in the 10th. if we in, the fans are happy, right? right now anything for the giants is a good thing. so
rock springs residents from returning home. it flooded. crews are working to repair it. now that water is slowly receding here, building inspectors will have to go in and check out each structure. the reoccupation will be phased based on our ability to clear, and also, we re going to find some structures are going to be inhabitable. and others will be. vietnamese residents were not getting details of the cleanup and when they can go home. i think there s some lack of distribution of information we have. information flyers are now passed out in vietnamese, spanish and english. with the uncertainty of which buildings will be deemed safe, tommy vu doesn t know the process of how long it will take. where are you going to live? what are you going to do? i m not sure. i have to go around and see my neighbors and cousins. the councilmember is asking landlords to suspend rent for three months. the flurry of activity to help residents included mayor sam licardo, who went
building inspectors are starting the job of seeing whether jobs are safe to enter. with floodwaters from coyote creek receding, people are getting the chance to go home and assess the damage. the red areas show where mandatory evacuations are in effect for. officials haven t said when people could be back in their homes many residents live in still flooded rock springs area. david louie has been covering the flooding since day one. you know, you ve been hearing lots of complaints. first residents were complaining they didn t get noticed about the evacuations and they ended up getting flooded out. a city councilmember is saying the vietnamese residents are not being told what s going on. it s a stressful time as thousands of flood victims are facing uncertainty. this sanitary pump station is one of the irk us holding back rock springs residents from returning home. it flooded. crews are working to repair it. now that water is slowly receding here, building inspectors w
abc7 news starts right now with live breaking news. and that breaking news is in the east bay where a rescue effort trapped in a trench is now approaching its 10th hour. sky 7hd is live over the frantic scene right now. it is just incredible. good evening. i m dan ashley. i m ama daetz. this is happening on east 23rd street and 21st avenue. alan wang is there and joins us with the latest. this has been going on for more than 10 hours. people out here are starting to get a little anxious. at this point the rescue workers have the man hooked up to an iv which means they are trying to keep his vital signses stable. all of the pressure from the dirt that is squeezing his lower extremities. we are told he is alert and talking to rescue, woulders who were trying to rescue him after he was buried up to his waste in a trench that collapsed around 12:30 this afternoon. the victim is identified as 41-year-old esparza who works for star rooter and plumbing. he was trying to at