. it is the worst feeling in the world like the heavens will falling out can do anything. >> catastrophic flash flooding is expected for days in north carolina. thank you for joining us. >> this storm is moving so slowly it's receiving some areas un0 feet of water. at least five people confirmed dead, including a mom and an infant. >> more than 900,000 customers are without power. here's the latest on the storm's ongoing impact. >> reporter: we have been feeling the effect here more than 30 hours. this is not letting up anytime soon. the flooding from florence devastating.

>> look at this. it's twice as deep as it was ten minutes ago. >> reporter: people pulled from homes. more being rescued. >> people have been in attics and roofs asking for help. >> reporter: volunteers with a boat in tow not letting a road block get in the way. incknville, north carolina,scue water -- >> gators out here. >> reporter: looking for people still stranded. . >> we didn't anticipate it to be as bad as it was. >> reporter: powerful winds bringing down powerlines leaving hundreds of thousands of people without electricity. trees sent toppling on to hometowns. >> oh, baby. wow-wee. >> reporter: this one slammed on to a house and killed a mother and baby inside. first responders praying. >> they were out here in the height to have storm working this rescue basically and very,

very difficult. >> reporter: the danger is still far from over. tropical storm force conditions are expected to last into tomorrow. this lane isn't going to let up until sunday. even then, the threat of flooding will continues and we've now learned president trump plans to visit some of these impacted communities sometime next week. in whimg wi in. >> bay county firefighters left oakland monday night. they include members of the east bay as well assent rosa. >> the national guard took off in their base in mountain view to help with emergency relief efforts in the carolinas. they're at dover air force base in delaware ready to deploy to the carolinas at any moment. >> florence is a monitor storm as the sup fan to set today, this is a pick. let's get to meteorologist for

what the area can expect over the week. >> more flooding rain. bands of intense rain continue to feed into the carolinas where catastrophic flooding is being reported from the national hurricane center across parts of north and south carolina. tornado watch boxes are up as the tropical storm interacts with land. it will cause the possibility of tornadoes. we've already seen multiple reports of flash flooding, heavy clouds with the rain. packing winds of 60 miles an hour, moving so slowly at five miles an hour, tomorrow afternoon, evening, it's over south carolina still as a tropical storm. then weakening to a depression. making the turn toward the northeast. the biggest thing with this storm is additional 20 to 25 inches optical rain with a life threatening storm surge and flooding will comet. larry? >> thank you. the american red cross is

organizing relief. you can make a $10 donation by texting the word florence to 90999. >> we now know what went wrong when a utah firefight was killed. new report was released. he died during a fire retardant drop. the plane came in too low due to an unseen riegz hill. the retardant knocked over a tree which fell on the victim. >> residents confused. drivers were parked in the bike lane. here's a question. should you be parking in lane a or b? >> i looked at this for about ten minutes. here's abc's reporter to explain. >> reporter: yeah. larry, the short answer is lane b. this means closest to the curb

and not in the newly painted parking spots. this is just temporary. part of the better bikeway project creating more protected bike lanes throughout the city. as you can see tonight it's creating a lot of confusion. along north 3rd street in downtown san jose it's commuter confusion. new bike lanes are painted in but only parts are paymented green. while some drivers are parking against the curb, other drivers are parking there. >> i don't know where i'm supposed to park. >> reporter: many were second guessing their parking decision. >> cars will get stuck in the middle. >> reporter: the new painted parking lane is not to be used

yet. drivers should park against the curb. the city says everything will make more sense once the project is completed. then the official bike lane will be paymented green and be obvious. this design is already in place outside of san jose stooifrt's library. >> this street gets really crazy, so i'm glad that there are going to be designated bike lanes but in the meantime it seems a little hectic. >> reporter: others hope the measures will calm soon. >> takes about a week for people to figure things out. it's a new traffic pattern, and people figure it out. >> reporter: now, the truck behind me is boxed in for the moment so drivers remember, park closest to the curb. the city answer that the entire better bikeway sj project could take a few months. i'm reporting in san jose, abc 7 news. >> all right. amanda, thanks. a commuter shuttle bus burst

into flames on the peninsula at the height of rush hour on u.s. highway 280. the fire delayed northbound commuters. another bus picked them up. the km owning the bus have not set what caused the fire. >> governor jerry brown reaching for the stars. the governor co-chaired the summit at san francisco's mosconi center. many observers saw it as california openly challenging president trump's roll back of federal and environmental rules. >> the climate threat still keeps going, so we want to know what the hell's going on all over the world all the time. we're going to launch our own damn satellite to figure out where the pollution is and how we're going to end it. >> fire it up there. the governor signed a bill during the summit requiring california to produce all of its lektd from renewable energy by

the year 2045. >> 5g is the next gen race of cell phone technology. it will be available by next year here. one community is pushing back over health concerns. our reporter is live with details. cornell? >> reporter: alma, mill valley saying no to better streaming and faster downloads. the city there's too many concerns about the 5g technology. ♪ they want to put up 5g towers but the city council don't want them there. ♪ >> 5g technology is promising faster streaming is coming. but last week residents set they do not want it. >> i don't want radio frequency ratation on my property. >> the council listened and blocked deployment of 5g small power poles in the community.

>> some members have health concerns an others have expressed concerns about visual clutter and tampering with our community character. >> reporter: some fear the towers could increase cancer risks and other health problems. >> there is an uncertain end result down the road from the effect of these minuscule little microwaves. >> reporter: last year the department of health recommended reduced expose your from cell phones. the american cancer society believes there's little evidence to support the danger but its chief medical officer said it's interesting to note that early studies on the link between lung cancer and smoking had slr resistance since arguments at the time suggested there could not be a link." jesse kincaid says technology is already here. >> waves and frequencies are all around us. think it's kind of hard to hold

it back. got one right here. >> reporter: the mayor says the city is not blocking 5g. in fact, it may be allowed in commercial areas like here in downtown. it's going to review the situation and pass an ordinance soon. >> homeowners san francisco's leaning and sinking millennium power met a decline. abc 7 news was here when workers taped a damaged window. another crew erected staflding to protect pedestrians from any debris that night stall. engineers want to find out why the window on the 36th floor cracked. >> a company is in hot water tonight. >> they walked the school halls together and now they're walking down the

. san jose water company customers may get some answers about whether they've been overbilled for years. a state agency launch an investigation about a report about billing practices. our media partner, the mercury news says the california public utilities commission will look into wlg some are owed refunds. san jose water officials say they think their billing has always followed protocol. >> a spebl vet nieshl event took

place when two former opportunities went back to the school to tie the knot. >> reporter: a crowd gathered at the dewey academy not for a graduation but for a wedding celebration. a.j. collins saw his bride patrice try to walk down the aisle. >> we didn't know what they were going to do. we gave them colors and -- >> cafeteria. >> reporter: the staff pitched in money for the ceremony knowing the huge sacrifice that's ahead. >> yout counselor decided he wanted to do something nice for us. i'm trying to go to the marines. >> reporter: the couple has an infant daughter together, so while patrice is serving her country, a.j. will watch after the baby. >> he can take care of everything. i got to give him pointers and remind him of things but other than that, he got it down. >> reporter: the high school

principal served as the wedding oh fish yant. >> we support them during and after school. i now pronounce you husband and wife. >> reporter: with a kiss, the deal was sealed. now that the festivities are over it's time to get to work. a.j. are start college and patrice will head to the marines and start basic training. in oakland, abc 7 news. >> very nice. >> good luck to them. >> yes. people were taking to social media today wowed and furious about strange looking clouds in the east bay. >> our abc 7 reporter lesley brinkley captured a similar image in oakland. they say it's a rare hole punch cloud. >> it happened when coal water freezes and dropped out causing the hole. not aliens. >> are you sure? >> pretty sure. >> we think it's science.

>> it is science. it's known as a fall streak, larry and ama when a plane flies through a cloud, especially with the ice crystals and super cooled water droplets drop the sun went down and you have to see the sunset. it was absolutely stunning tonight. so we still had a lot of high clouds moving through. colorful sunset. hopefully you got a chance to enjoy it. if not, enjoy it now. starting off the weekend, live doppler seven shows plenty of high clouds. temperatures in the 50s and 60s across the bay area and as far as what you can expect going into the weekend, we'll call it scattered clouds during the overnight hours. breezy and cooler tomorrow. today we were in the low 60s to lowell 80s but we'll reverse it a little bit.

it remains below average. a live look towards san francisco. all good looking visibility there. city hall green. we look at the temperatures. first thing in the morning, mid 40s to mid activity. a cool start. a few clouds around. mostly high-level now but we'll see some low clouds as well. 73 san jose, kupper tina. on the peninsula 71 for you. 62 half moon bay. breezy along the coast line. north bay temperatures ranging from the 60s to the 70s. 70 in san rafael. 7 in santa rosa. if you like this pattern, you're in luck because it's sticking around for a few days. 70 in fremont. inland areas blb nice and mild and sunny. 75 degrees in walnut creek. there's a lot happening this weekend. chinatown autumn moon festival.

clouds in the morning, cool in the afternoon. low to mid 70s in the mornings and in the afternoons, mid 60s. cal hosts the bengals, 67 at the stadium. make sure to have your shades and sunscreen. we have a samford game. you can download the app and check out the temperatures anytime you want. here are the temperatures for your weekend. accuweather seven day featuring breezy and cooler weather, minor warming on sunday. low 60s to low 80s, temperatures drop a few degrees starting off the workweek. then as we head into the middle to latter part of next week, mid to upper 80s inland. by friday, we're back to average. >> i hope to be average. by next friday. i'm trying to get to average. >> all right. >> all right. well, already to crush the

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this brings in matt chapman. tied at 1-1 in the bottom of the ninth, look at this. chad pinder on the run. over the bullpen and takes a face plant. otherwise known as a digger. he would be ok. the rays didn't score. this game goes into extras. khris davis's 42nd home run of the year. only david ortiz has more as a dh in major league history. a beautiful sunshine over at&t with the rockies in town. that's a sign of good things to come. the giants look to snap their losing streak. austin slater brings in two. the giants take an early lead. chris stratton does the rest. on the hill pitching well and getting help. gregor blanco. stratton with a two-hit complete game shut out. snapped the streak 2-0. the final.

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who's active, which is rare in this league, it's great to see him back on the ielgs. looking forward to continue to build throughout the course of the camp. >> today back on the ice. all the things we've been able to do and felt felt very similar. >> we want to win now. i have think everybody's excited in this room and i think our fans are excited. i think it's a real good time to be a sharks fan. >> abc 7 sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. >> love that kid.

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