on the other side of 280.. the area around south 17th street is also flooded. major flooding creating quite a mess in the neighborhood. kron 4's haaziq madyun has been there all day.. and joins us live now with update on the situation. haaziq... i arrived here this morning and coyote creek has been rising ever since. folks who live here along south 1th street tell me the last time the creek caused flooding was back in 97...but they say it was nothing like what they have seen here today coyote creek rising fast tuesday behind homes here on south 17th street in san jose "this is very unusual, this is crazy""i have been here since 1970 and i have never seen it this high"residents with low laying backyards are trying to prevent the water from flooding their homes. in some cases, it is a lost cause. the creek level has increased 10-feet. here you see the water is rising up to the roof line of this home. however a few doors down the water has yet to reach the foundation of mike small's property"yeah we are busy, just trying to keep the creek from coming up over our wall and into our basement, lots of sandbagging going on"lots of sandbagging

going on next door at his neighbor's home as well, as you can see the water is covering a huge section of the yard and has flooded the lower level of the home "water is coming through the basement door at the entrance, i put sandbags in front of the door but it's still coming in, so we're going to put sandbags inside the house at the door, from the window here you can see it's about 4 inches on the floor so everything is probably gone"s city officials say too much water coming over the spillway at the anderson reservoir is to blame for the flooding in san jose. this is video taken today...from our partnership with abc 7 news....showing the intense water flow coming from the anderson reservoir... which is in morgan hill. the santa clara valley water district says the reservoir is at 103 percent of

capacity. the water is normally kept at 68% of capacity.....for seismic safety reasons... san jose mayor liccardo says there is a breach along the bank of coyote creek which is contributing to the flooding. city officials say the water from the anderson reservoir will continue pour down the spillway - meaning coyote creek will continue to rise....and the flooding could get worse. with the mandatory and voluntary evacuations in effect... several evacuation centers sprouted up around the city to hold those displaced by the storm. evacuees can head to james lick high school on white road. the roosevelt community center on santa clara street. the shirakawa community center on lucretia avenue. evergreen valley high school is also a standby location. kron four's spencer blake is standing by live at james lick high school - where evacuees have been arriving in large groups. spencer - what can you

tell us? those large groups are coming by the bus load.a few of those shelters you mentioned are short term shelters set up by the city, but james lick high is an áovernight shelter that the red cross is in charge of. cots are set up inside the gym there. city buses have been bringing evacuees from the other evacuation centers to this one. people had the clothes on their backs and what little they could carry.i was up in chico at the evacuation center during the oroville dam scare, and the difference with these evacuees is that many of them have already seen their homes and cars destroyed by the flood waters.a lot of them already know the headache and heartache they have to sort through when things dry up. there's space for just over 200 people to spend the night here.the red cross has another high school on standby in case they need more bed space.

"we'd rather have the shelter open, in case people need it rather than having to scramble to open it. so we want to make sure that, if we can, the shelter's open, people have a warm, safe place to come to." for interested volunteers, the best thing the red cross says you can do in the long run, is make donations to the red cross.a lot of these people have little clothing with them, or áwet clothing with them, so the salvation army has been bringing in rack-fulls of clothes throughout the afternoon. of course, they'll be helping to serve three warm meals a day here, as well.we don't know yet how long people will need to stay here.live in san jose, spencer blake, kron four news.

and we first told you about the evacuations through a push alert. we sent it through our mobile app at around noon. for a complete list of evacuation centers you can head to our website - kron four dot com. you can also get push alerts through the free kron four mobile app... anytime... anywhere. it is available for free for apple and android devices. there is a flood warning for parts of our area - that includes coyote creek - until futher notice. for more on this - let's turn to chief meteorologist brittney shipp. flooding concerns continue

the san jose fire department rescued five people this morning from a flooded san jose creek. rescue crews say 5 people in a homeless encampment near los lagos golf course were trapped after coyote creek flooded early this morning. some took to the trees to escape the dangerous waters. kron4's will tran spoke to one of the victims moments after he was rescued. "it was already to deep

and i was already floating in it.....yeah can you please get someone over here." no significant injuries have been reported so far. people are being warned to stay away from standing water, avoid downed trees and power lines and to get out of any area where water appears to be rising. a family in the north bay - gets a big surprise - when a 90-foot tree comes crashing into their home. the family speaking with kron four's philippe djegal - about how lucky they are to be alive tonight. we'll hear from them - after the break. then, mudslides and even an avalanche - are making it almost impossible to get to lake tahoe. some important road closures to tell you about. but first, we

are following more breaking news out of the south bay - where flooding has shutdown parts of a major highway - causing a traffic nightmare. a live report from highway 101 - next.

we are following more breaking news this evening - floodwaters from the coyote creek have shut down parts of highway 101 in santa clara county. this is causing a major traffic back up. kron four's dan kerman joins us live now from highway 101 - dan, what does it look like out there?

this is what northbound 101 at cochrane in morgan hill looks like when there are no cars. the northbound side of the freeway was shutdown about 11 am tuesday due to flooding it turns out storms caused a levee to break on the coyote canal east of the freeway, sending water pouring into the northbound lanes. sot aaron baker/santa clara valley water districtthe coyote creek is so high that it's overtopping the banks into the coyote canal so what we are trying to do is prevent this flow from going any further to stop the flow, the santa clara valley water district is constructing a wall of mud upstream, which will serve as dam and stop coyote canal from traveling northbound toward the location

of the breach. instead, the flow will go under the freeway and back into coyote creek. then it's just a matter of waiting for the freeway to drainsot officer chris miceli/chpthere is a 24 inch drain to the north of us on the right hand shoulder which is functioning , so i think you can see the water line it is receding how long it will take to drain is unknown. the shutdown forced northbound traffic off the freeway at cochrane a long line of cars then sat in very slow traffic as they made their way on surface streets down cochrane to monterey road and then to bailey road where they re- entered the freeway.cars that were stranded on 101 north at the time of the flood were turned around on the freeway and brought back up the on ramp

highway 17 in the santa cruz mountains has finally reopened this morning after dealing with mudslides. the scotts valley area between vine hill and sugarloaf has been closed since february 7th. that's when the first major slide trapped a driver in his truck. in the same area, a crew member was killed while trying to secure the slide just a few days later. after about two weeks of around the clock work, all lanes are open. in vacaville... a peaceful sunday afternoon for one family ends with a giant redwood tree falling on top of their house. kron four's philippe djegal reports from peach tree avenue... where the family says the end to this story could have been a

lot worse. the home isn't totaled... but the damage is significant...sot- "estimate of this whole thing is probably in the hundred thousand dollar range. does the insurance cover any of that? yeah, fortunately, the insurance is covering it." billy mitchell, like the rest of his neighbors on peach tree avenue in vacaville, a specator now... watching crews remove the downed 90- foot redwood tree from his roof and back porch...sot- "do you feel fortunate that it did not land on any of you? believe me i do."bridge mitchell says the tree came crashing down at around four o'clock late sunday afternoon... while he was watching a golf tournament on tv with his father and a friend... his mother in the kitchen baking.sot- "it came into the living room and the family room -- just sort of busted in the ceiling." nats- rhett richardson's company solano shade tree preservation was called out to remove the redwood, with three trunks, that mitchell's grandfather planted here some 60 years ago.sot- "this is

what we call co-dominant trunks. it was two main stems that came out of the same attachment point on the trunk and half of it ripped off and split -- fell across the house." mitchell says one large stem fell years ago... and, he and his parents feared the rest of the tree was in jeapordy... but thought it would survive this latest storm... turns out, the tree was unhealthy and fell with very little wind blowing that day.sot- "people from our church are also helping us. you know, giving us food, covering, the uh, they offered to cover the deductible as well. so, everyone's being very nice with us." the mitchell's are staying in a hotel until the roof is repaired. in vacaville, philippe djegal, kron four news. weather is causing problems in the sierra as well. part of highway 50 near placerville

has collapsed. chp says the westbound shoulder just east of bridal veil falls collapsed and the number two lane is buckling. caltrans is now repairing the roadway. expect major delays in this area. flooding concerns continue

still ahead... we have dramatic video - of several teens being rescued after falling through the ice at a pond in central park. plus - what the teens did right before they fell in.

and next, breitbart news editor and controverial speaker - milo yiannopoulous is stepping down from his position. hear from him - on his big decision.

milo yiannopolous has now resigned as the editor of brietbart news....after coming under fire for comments he made on sexual relationships between boys and men.. catherine heenan is here with the latest on the fall-out... the controversial speaker and columnist makes a living off deliberately offensive statements....but his comments on two recently unearthed video clips proved too much - even for many of his colleagues.. in a podcast from roughly a year ago that was re-posted - he seemed to be endorsing sex between younger boys and older men... he talked to

reporters in new york today....and says he's stepping down as the breitbart editor....and apologized for the remarks. yiannopoulos says his experiences as a victim of sexual abuse as a teenager made him feel he could say outrageous things on the subject....but says that was a mistake. monday - he was taken off the speakers' list at the conservative political action conference.. and simon and schuster now

says it will cancel the publication of his upcoming book - "dangerous." here in the bay area....a scheduled appearance at u-c berkeley february 1st was cancelled after protests turned violent.. grant and vicki? the recent rain - causing the water levels at the oroville dam to rise. still ahead... an update on the dam - this just about a week after the spillway threatened to flood hundreds of homes. plus - we are learning when crews plan to have the repairs on the dam completed. but first, an update on the breaking news situation out of san jose. where hundreds of people have been forced from their homes - due to major flooding. we are hearing from some of those people - in a live report - right after the break.

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news at 5:30. hundreds of people forced from their homes after major flooding in the south bay. this is video from earlier today of people being rescued from their homes. there are mandatory evacuations in place for the rock springs neighborhood - and voluntary evacuations for homes along the coyote creek. several evacuation centers has been setup. kron four's

spencer blake is live at james lick high school - where he spoke with evacuees. spencer - how is everyone feeling out there tonight?

our coverage continues on this breaking story on our website. there you can find a list of evacuation centers - road closures - and what areas are impacted. it's all on kron four dot com. flooding concerns continue

still ahead... several teens had to be rescued - after falling into a pond in central park. we'll show you the video - coming up. but first, president trump answers calls - to speak out on recent threats targeting the jewish community. hear what he had to say - next.

jewish community centers across the country have seen a wave of threats since january... and today...a long awaited response from the white house on the issue. from our partners with c-n-n...emily schmidt has the latest from washington. tuesday morning, around the time donald trump toured the national museum of african american history and culture in washington--president donald trump: "this tour was a meaningful reminder of why we

have to fight bigotry and ignorance and hatred in all of its very ugly forms."this jewish community center in la jolla , california felt hatred up close. even though the emailed bomb threat turned out to be a false alarm-- the alarms keep coming. "the level of tension in the jewish community is pretty high."this week...a buffalo jewish community center got a threat...so did one in milwaukee...and someone toppled over a hundred dozens of granite headstones in a missouri jewish cemetery. the jcc assocation of north america reports at least 54 jewish community centers have faced threats since january-- just last week, a reporter asked president trump what the government planned to do about it. president donald trump: "i am the last anti-semitic person that you've ever seen in your entire life." it wasn't the response the jewish community wanted to hear...neither was monday's white house statement. tuesday morning --hillary clinton tweeted the 'attacks must be stopped' and called on president trump to 'speak out.'president donald trump: "the anti-semitic threats

targeting our jewish community and community centers are horrible..."he said it's a reminder of work still left to do--to root out hate, prejudice and evil. in washington, i'm emily schmidt.

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san jose tonight. steve aveson is in the newsroom with what we are working on for kron 4 news at six. vicki... it's a breaking story we have been on top of all day long... hundreds of homes in the southern part of san jose have been evacuated. this is happening in the area around kelley park as the waters of flooded coyote creek continue to rise. dozens of people

have been sent to shelters tonight. and this is not the only area dealing with flooding. we will have live reports tonight on kron 4 news at six. vicki back to you. 6 teenagers were rescued from an icy pond in central park in new york last night... catherine heenan is here with details on what happened....and who came to help... someone recorded part of the incident....and can be heard off-camera calling the teenagers "stupid." fortunately for them -- lots of people also came to help... the teenagers had been playing and taking photos on the ice... it's an off-limits pond which had a "keep off" warning sign nearby.. when the ice broke...3 or 4 good samaritans jumped in to help... and police and firefighters arrived on the scene a few minutes later.. the 15 and 16-year-olds will be ok....but it was a

frightening scene.. moments before the ice broke - a couple of tourists took a selfie near the pond - withthe teenagers visible in the background. seven people were eventually taken to the hospital in serious condition and treatedfor hypothermia... the 7th person was apparently one of the rescuers.. everyone is expected to be ok... the national park service says graffiti has been found at the lincoln memorial, the washington monument and the world war ii memorial. messages written in permanent marker were discovered over the weekend. officials say the message written on the washington monument references president john f. kennedy's

assassination and the sept. 11, 2001 attacks. workers estimate cleaning will take about two weeks. investigators are working to pull survaillence video of the area. we are still monitoring the damaged oroville spillway...which threatened to flood the homes of nearly 200- thousand people early last week. heavy rain falling in the area is causing lake levels to rise behind the dam... but officials say the risk of flooding has greatly reduced. crews are still releasing some water as they repair the eroded emergency spillway. the director of the department of water resources was optomistic today... saying the lake still has plenty of room to take in the recent rainfall... and repairs aer getting closer to completion. "i think we have hit a few milestones...we had a storm that just went through. we're on the back side of what we

call the receeding limb of the hydrograph...now we are starting to receed. that's really great news." officials expect to be done with the work around march 1st...which will make the structure much safer if the lake overflows again. they are now they are again. they are now considering all options for a long-term fix to the lake's damaged main spillway. flooding concerns continue

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that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. steve aveson and catherine heenan are here with kron 4 news at six. grant and vicki thank you... next at six... a flood emergency in san jose... where neighborhoods are flooded... and dramatic rescues have taken place all day long. we'll have a live report from the scene. and part of highway 101 has been shut down by flood waters in morgan hill. we'll tell you when it might reopen. kron 4 news at six is next.

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tonight in the south bay as the water keeps rising from a swollen creek. it is so deep... boats are being brought in to take people to safety. good evening i'm steve aveson. and i'm catherine heenan... pam is on assignment. people are being rescued tonight in the south bay as a rising river is flooding neighborhoods in the san jose. the water so deep... boats are being brought in to take people to safety. there are two primary areas of concern tonight in san jose... one south of interstate 280... at senter road and phelan. the other -- to the north at 17th street and san fernando. we're seeing lots of high water in that area. but the senter road and phelan intersection is where people were being rescued from their homes and apartments earlier today...

some had to be taken out by boat. and -- the water is still rising tonight. that area near senter and phelan has been a real hot spot. that's where we've seen a lot of people being rescued and told they need to evacuate. that's where kron 4's rob fladeboe is tonight. he talked to some of the residents forced from their homes. rob? sound from san

just a few blocks north of rob's location -- another neighborhood is swamped tonight. that's where kron 4's haaziq madyun is standing by live... rob had some dramatic rescues, what have you seen haaziq? there is a lot of action out here on south 17th street. a p- g-&-e crew arrived a short time ago. they are here shutting down the power of the the two unoccupied homes that have flooded..one of those homes the water is up to the roof top. other residents are trying to keep the water from comsuming their homes "water is coming through the basement door at the entrance, i put sandbags in front of the

door but it's still coming in, so we're going to put sandbags inside the house at the door, from the window here you can see it's about 4 inches on the floor so everything is probably gone"residents here have been pitching in all day, helping each other with sanbags and salvaging their valuables...and simulatneously bracing for the possibility of coyote creek flooding even more...in san jose haaziq madyun kron4news a lot of people have had to leave their homes today...and they've been looking for places to stay overnight. many of them are getting help from the red cross. there's an overnight shelter set up at james lick high school in san

jose. kron four's spencer blake is live there this evening. spencer, how many people arrived there from the flood area? there's probably between one and two hundred people here already.the gym here has space for just over two hundred cots. the timing actually worked out perfectly for the red cross to set up because school is out for the entire week.campus isn't ful of other people right now.red cross actually set up here last night, anticipating evacuations, but nobody arrived until about 12:30 this afternoon.city buses have been bringing loads of people from the short-term evacuation centers.some

volunteers are here trying to help out.i ran into the girls' soccer coach here at lick high school.who had to evacuate with his brother back in the flood of 1983 and go stay at independence high school. "i know the feeling of having to be at a school and having to be away from the family." take a look at some of the video an evacuee showed me on her phone.they saw water halfway up cars in their neighborhood, and by the time they left, not even an hour laterall they could see was the roofs of cars.from the looks on people's faces, a lot of them have the realization that their belongings are already destroyed..and that they'll have a lot to deal with when they go back home, whenever that is. if they still can't go home by the time school starts again on monday, the red cross will be working to find another

place to house evacuees.live in san jose, spencer blake, kron four news. the list of evacuation centers is on the kron four website... and as things change throughout the night... we are updating it. you can find the link to it right on the front page at kron four dot com. part of the flooding can be traced back to the anderson reservoir in morgan hill.... the water is spilling over into coyote creek.... which as we've been telling you... is flooding parts of san jose. our helicopter partners at a-b-c 7 got this video of the reservoir this morning. it looks more like niagara falls with all the water cascading over the top. officials say they expected problems, but nothing quite like this.

flooding concerns continue

our breaking news takes us to morgan hill where flooding has forced the closure of part of a major highway tonight. this can 'also' be blamed on coyote creek. for overflowing into to coyote canal, which

then flooded the freeway about 140-thousand people a day drive this stretch of 101 through morgan hill - many on their way to san jose.now the northbound lanes at cochrane road are closed, with little hope of reopening soon that's where kron 4's dan kerman is tonight. dan - any idea when this mess might be cleared up? this is not an illusion, this is northbound 101 at cochrane in morgan hill flooded with water. this section of freeway was shutdown about 11 am, when a coyote creek levee east of the freeway broke sending water flooding into the lanes of traffic.sot officer chris miceli/chp 15-22

in my 15 years i have never seen the freeway closed because of water obstruction cars that were stranded on 101 north at the time of the flood were turned around on the freeway and brought back up the on ramp northbound traffic was forced off the freeway at cochrane a long line of cars then sat in very slow traffic as they made their way on surface streets down cochrane to monterey road and then to bailey road where they re-entered the freeway. sot aaron baker/santa clara valley water district 47-53 what we'll need to do is build this dan to stop the flow of waterthe santa clara valley water district is now constructing a wall of mud upstream, which will serve as dam and stop coyote canal from traveling northbound toward the location of the breach. instead, the flow will go under the freeway and back into coyote creek. then it's just a matter of waiting for the freeway to drain 116/freeway to drain

more storm coverage ahead: we'll take you to the north bay... where it was a close call for one family. see the aftermath of a redwood tree crashing into their home. also - residents in the south bay remain on edge tonight. with the help of a drone... we have a unique look at the flooding that's still threatening homes tonight.. and take a look at what drivers are dealing with in the sierra. more dramatic video of a

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about all the problems in the bay area... take a look at this picture from meyers in el dorado county... the c-h-p tweeted it out a few hours ago... it looks like a blizzard... and it's another indication that this isn't a great time to be headed to the sierra. that's just one of the

problems making the drive treacherous. in some spots... there's just no road at all tonight. grant lodes is here with some dramatic pictures from highway 50. the trouble is in bridal veil falls near pollock pines. pretty simply put... part of highway has collapsed. the california highway patrol shot this video... we are told these are the westbound lanes we are looking at. the officer can be heard saying that right before he started shooting it, part of the cliff crumbled and went down into the creek below. the shoulder... it is gone. one of the lanes, also buckling and gone. the guard rail is just dangling

right now. so caltrans is going to have a lot of work to do to get this stretch of highway back open. the solution for now is to run what the c-h-p calls a traffic control. there is one lane open for both directions... and that is causing quite a back up. so it is a tough go for those in the mountains tonight and it could be a while before things get better. one way to stay on top of the traffic is through the kron four website. it shows real time traffic maps for the region and you can see all the hot spots. just go to kron dot com and go to the traffic tab to view it. in vacaville... a peaceful sunday afternoon for one family ended with a giant

redwood tree falling on top of their house. kron four's philippe djegal reports from peach tree avenue... where the family says the end to this story could have been a lot worse. sot- "this is what we call co- dominant trunks. it was two main stems that came out of the same attachment point on the trunk and half of it ripped off and split -- fell across the house." and, as a result... the backyard is a mess. the roof and porch seriously damaged... with water seaping in and causing another layer of problems...sot- "roofers are coming out today to put, uh, uh, to put a tarp on it to try to prevent any more water damage."bridge rhett richardson, owner of solano shade tree preservation, tasked with cleaning all of this up... says that if he, a certified arborist, had been called our prior to the tree falling... he would have been able to identify that the tree was a danger. sot- "i don't think the wind

was a huge factor in this one -- the wind wasn't blowing. it may have been structurally weakened by a previous wind storm." billiy mitchell lives in this house with his parents on peach tree avenue in vacaville. all three of them were home late sunday afternoon, when the tree collapsed.sot- "sort of one of those things we were expecting for a while." mitchell says the tree is about 60 years old... and partially broke off years ago. he says his family knew the tree's time was running out... but not that it was perilously eminent.sot- "it just kept growing and we didn't have the money to take it down, so this is kind of the only way it could happen, was for it to fall down." thankfully, not on top of anyone. but mitchell estimates the damage caused at around 100-thousand dollars. in vacaville, philippe djegal, kron four news. we're keeping you updated on another big story tonight.... repairs on the damaged oroville spillway are being slowed down by the rain... but officials are optimistic...expecting work to be done around march 1st. the lake is starting to rise again.. for the first time

since authorities ordered emergency evactuations for nearly 200-thousand residents. the storm that swept through today is bringing more water... but officials say the lake has plenty of room before reaching compacity...gre atly reducing the risk for flooding. news." officals are now considering all options for a long-term fix to the lake's main damaged spillway.

you may remember a wild bank robbery and deadly shootout in stockton. today, the lone suspect who survived... was in court to learn his fate. how long he'll be behind bars for the bold crime spree. and we are tracking breaking news tonight. people in the south bay are being told to get out of their homes because of flooding. an update in five minutes. new tonight at eight..a heartwarming story.... an officer comes face to face with the woman who sprang into action while he was under attack.how she risked her own life to save him.that's tonight at eight.

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tonight force people out of their homes in the south bay. we went back to a mobile home park in san jose we showed you last night on kron 4 news. a viewer gave us this drone video showing the flooding today. you can see the golf course next to the park... a good portion is underwater. pumps have been brought it to get the water out. last night people had to evacuate after nearly a foot of water rolled in. a california man who used a woman he took hostage as a human shieldfrom police gunfire - will spend life in prison. the gunbattle and police chase happened after a bank robbery in stocktonin july of 2014...

jaime ramos was convicted in the case after pleading guilty in a dealwith prosecutors to avoid the death penalty. he and other suspects had taken 41- year-old misty holt-singh hostage....and she was killed during the nearly hour-long chase and shoot-out. two other suspects were killed that day...and two other women taken hostage were injured. ramos didn't speak in court today...but holt-singh's mother did... breaking down in tearsas she tried to read a statement. this is a story we've been following all day on air as well as online. the coyote creek is flooding in san jose tonight... forcing evacuations. we will take you to one of the centers that is filling up. more fallout tonight from wells fargo's fake account scandal. what has happened now to some of the companies senior leaders. and a tech mega merger. what bay area tech

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summary: a mandatory evacuation order has been issued for hundreds of homes in the southern part of san jose today as the waters of flooded coyote creek continue to rise. the order is in effect for roughly 300 homes, mostly apartments and town homes, in the area around kelley park that since this

morning have been suffering under about four feet of floodwater from the nearby creek, here on south 17th street in san jose, coyote creek has cause major flooding and major problems for residentsso we have about 4 inches of water on the floor, the dresser is coming down, the bathroom is flooded, the common area is flooded""yeah it is a little heartbreaking to be honest but i wasn't the one who put the effort into this yard, my mom did, i feel bad for her but yeah it is heartbreaking"there has been no evacuation order here. however folks in this neighborhood say they will be prepared should that evacuation order come...in san jose haaziq madyun kron4news summary: in san jose, on the other side of interstate 280, the coyote creek is flooding

homes. several have water as deep as 6 inches or more. residents are doing what they can to keep the water out.. including piling sandbags. hose large groups are coming by the bus load.a few of those shelters you mentioned are short term shelters set up by the city, but james lick high is an áovernight shelter that the red cross is in charge of. cots are set up inside the gym there.city buses have been bringing evacuees from the other evacuation centers to this one.people had the clothes on their backs and what little they could carry.i was up in chico at the evacuation center during the oroville dam scare, and the difference with these evacuees is that many of them have already seen their homes and cars destroyed by the flood waters.a lot of them already know the headache and heartache they have to sort through when things dry up. there's space for just over 200 people to spend the night here.the red cross has another high school on standby in case they need more bed space.for interested volunteers, the best thing the red cross says you can do in the long run, is make donations to the red cross.a lot of these people have little clothing with them, or áwet clothing with them, so the salvation army has been bringing in rack-fulls of clothes throughout the afternoon.for interested volunteers, the

best thing the red cross says you can do in the long run, is make donations to the red cross.a lot of these people have little clothing with them, or áwet clothing with them, so the salvation army has been bringing in rack-fulls of clothes throughout the afternoon.of course, they'll be helping to serve three warm meals a day here, as well.we don't know yet how long people will need to stay here.live in san jose, spencer blake, kron four news. summary: in morgan hill, summary: in morgan hill, highway 101 is shutdown in the northbound direction at cochrane. the water is also coming from the coyote creek. the chp will reassess the area tonight to see when they can reopen the road. meantime, repair crews are trying to create a earthen dam to stop the flow of water. when that is done, they will start draining the water off the roadway. at this point, caltrans says it is likely the road will stay closed until 11pm tomorrow. news. summary: niles canyon road on highway 84 was closed this morning to commuters due to a mudslide. storm debris blocked the roadway until crews could get there to clear it.

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the worth of the jersey could go much higher possibly reaching $1 million due to the noteriety of the theft turning to giants spring trainingjohnny cueto has not arrived in scottsdale as he has stayed in his native dominican republic to tend to his ailing father but he will evidently arrive for spring training very sooncueto contacted manager bruce bochy and other giants staff via "facetime" to hammer out a schedule for his arrival the plan is for him to join the team sometime this weekend cueto is working to sucure a visa for his father so he can travel with himhe has been throwing

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former stanford all-american candice wiggins called her experience of playing in the wnba "toxic" and said she was bullied and treated poorly by other players for being a heterosexual woman and being vocal about being straight in a league she claims is 98- percent gayin an interview with a san diego newspaper wiggins says she wanted to play two more years in the wnba but decided to retire at only 29-years-old because of her bad exerience playing in the leagueshe added that the wnba was in a depressing state that no one watches and the players value is diminished the average salary is a little more than $70,000 with the best payers making barely over 6-figures our big story tonight... flooding causing evacuations in the south bay. our big story tonight is

out of the south bay where the water is rising and it is causing flooding. all the areas effected are along the coyote creek. the hot spot is near senter and phelan in san jose. kron 4's rob fladeboe says more than 200 people have been evacuated. at least two centers have opened so that people have a place to spend the night. if there is one bit of good

news... so far we haven't heard of any serious injuries from the flooding. and farther to the south in morgan hill... the northbound lanes of highway 101 are closed between cochrane and bailey. they aren't expected to reopen until tomorrow night. it's my best buttery jack yet.

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