terrie mcsweeney is at the walnut creek police department with details. terrie. >> reporter: walnut creek police still looking for the two men tonight. neighbors say they provided police with surveillance video of the two making the get away. neighbors tell us they're stunned. it happened on oak grove road ner cedro lane a typically quiet street. walnut creek police say two men with handguns entered a home through the unlocked back door. >> this is a rarity anywhere for walnut creek home invasion robbery will not something we deal with on a regular basis. >> they confronted the husband wife and child and took cash and the property. >> they cooperatewood the demands of the suspects. and nobody was hurt fortunately. >> they were running down the street. >> one neighbors tells us the a escape was caught on home surveillance cameras. >> a neighbor helped him chase do she was driving and stopped and gave him her phone is so he called the cops. >> the they are interested in a tan or gold minivan programs a honda oddysey. >> are you doing anything differently. >

speaker, today i rise to recognize the 60th anniversary of the fall creek volunteer fire department. the first meeting of these dedicated citizens was held on june 13, 1957 at fall creek elementary school. as 12 local men worked to establish the fire department. its charter calls for 60 members and its membership ranks have remained nearly full for 60 years. a pillar of the community, members have been awarded north carolina's order of the long leaf pine on three occasions. helping others is one of the most honorable activities anyone can engage in. and this kind of selfless dedication to one's community is critical to the well-being of our country. i thank the members of the fall creek volunteer fire department for the selflessness and bravery they demonstrate as firefighters. america needs more courageous individuals like you to give of their time and talents to keep our community safe. i yield back, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from north carolina, mr. jones, for five minutes. mr. jones: mr. speaker, thank you very much. today i have the

in walnut creek in recent years, 8%, 8% of them happen right here at this intersection. it's considered the most dangerous intersection in the city. but this is not the only trouble spot. it's perhaps the busiest street in walnut creek and the most dangerous. >> traffic is really going. >> reporter: a study produced for the apple law firm and shared with the bay area news group looks at the 800-plus accidents in walnut creek from 2010 to 2015. 65 of those happen at the intersection here. >> i have pulled my share of cars out of this particular intersection. >> reporter: to truck driver russell know ac says he's had some close calls at this intersection. >> someone, excessive speed, not paying attention, actually crashed into the car that i was getting ready to load up. >> the intersection is the first major traffic stop coming down a hill for drivers traveling into walnut creek. many drivers use this as a short cut between east county and highway 24. >> i try to avoid this intersection and use the back roads just because it gets so congested. >> reporter: of the 12 most

reporting live in walnut creek. >>> thanks very much. it has been a bay area trend as of late, hot weather. outside we go. this month of july some areas inland have experienced three weeks worth of 90 degree temperatures. tracking the conditions. slightly cooler today, rob, but that's not going to really be the trend. >> no it's not. you mentioned the three weeks of 90 degree temperatures that include concord and livermore. if you're in the tri-valley it is t-shirts and shorts weather. bay side a jacket and at least maybe not the shorts. when you see san fras cicero, misty skies. lots of low clouds all day on the coast. this is our typical weather. out of the 90s today. mostly 80s. 65 currently in san francisco. and 50s around half-moon bay. all set to change tomorrow. valley temperatures set to climb. won't see 100s this weekend, but mid-90s will be possible and elevated fire danger while the coast stays cool. what's unusual about this weather could linger. we'll have more details on how hot it is going to get. >> thanks a lot. and i re

they have seen google bikes left along the creek before and one or two might end up in the creek. but recently something changed. >> i pulled out six bikes saturday a week ago and pulled them up by the trail. i went by the next day and three of them have been thrown down by the creek. >> reporter: this woman has noticed an increase too. >> i always call the number when i find the google bikes. >> reporter: grossman has been calling google as well. google admits there has been a spike of missing bikes this summer. >> it is bad for the bikes. it is bad for the creeks. >> reporter: google is considering placing gps trackers on the bike. the best way to contact google is an e-mail address lost google bikes.com. >>> the phrase the show must go on. >> the show went on in san jose recently. a touching tribute in bay area proud. >> his daughter says he was the blood that ran through that place for more than 40 years. in the end though, she didn't want just to tell people, that she wanted to show them. when marin lane calls the theater her home, she doesn't mean that it is the place that s

along highway 4 near sand creek road. you're looking at one of the smallest victims of last night's accident. the impact injured two children under the age of 2 and five adults riding in a mini van. the chp says the suspected drunk driver was going the wrong way and hit that mini van. the suspect was hurt, too, but he's now in jail. >>> nearly 1930 fire personnel are manning the lines in the whittier fire and things are not going well. containment has now dropped from 50% on friday night to 36% today. cal fire officials say winds are pushing those flames into an area that has not burned since 1955. homeowners in the area of the 18,000-acre fire are being showered with ash. >> we're getting more ash today than we ever have. we're getting full-size leaves coming down. we hope they're not hot. we check them. they're completely visible as a leaf. >> cal fire reports that fires have burned twice as much land so far compared with the same time last year. that's just one of ten large wildfires burning across the state today. the

along highway 4 near sand creek road. you're looking at one of the smallest victims of last night's accident. the impact injured two children under the age of 2 and five adults riding in a mini van. the chp says the suspected drunk driver was going the wrong way and hit that mini van. the suspect was hurt, too, but he's now in jail. >>> nearly 1930 fire personnel are manning the lines in the whittier fire and things are not going well. containment has now dropped from 50% on friday night to 36% today. cal fire officials say winds are pushing those flames into an area that has not burned since 1955. homeowners in the area of the 18,000-acre fire are being showered with ash. >> we're getting more ash today than we ever have. we're getting full-size leaves coming down. we hope they're not hot. we check them. they're completely visible as a leaf. >> cal fire reports that fires have burned twice as much land so far compared with the same time last year. that's just one of ten large wildfires burning across the state today. the

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here's a live look at walnut creek. we're really starting to improve.ent late, right around 680 and 24. we had about three miles of very heavy trachk. if you're starting in concord, some spilled into 242 in the pleasant hill area. kwouns you make it to this point, things are really starting to improve. a quick check of mass transit. word from capital corridor that 521 is delayed 19 minutes. and that is due to train traffic. i know i promised a look at drive times. we'll do that just before 6:00. >>> breaking consumer news coming in i want to share with you. sears and amazon partnering up, and sears says it will now sell kenmore appliances on amazon.com, which includes smart appliances equipped with amazon's voice assistant, alexa. sears says the integrate will lel you do things like control air conditioners just through your voice command. sears department stores have been struggling for years, but the news this morning has sent their shares soaring in premarket trading. looks like investors are really reacting well to this. sears is based in chicago an

water s creek parkway.nding an alternate this morning. ohio were we take a wide view of our monday morning commute traffic looking okay on our majors 66, 395, the beltway, things moving along fine on 50. through annapolis and kent island please use caution with a lot of storm damage from last night's severe weather that moved through. 270 southbound from 70 down to the beltway looking good right now. i'll let you know if that changes and then northbound 95 fredericksburg into aquia we're just seeing a little bit of congestion. metro is on time. any questions at erin fox5 d.c. on twitter. maureen and holly. >> let's take a look at the stories you're engaging with the most on social media. >> wisdom is standing by with what's trend something car makers under fire for refitting recalled cars with takata air bags. two of those car makers are toyota and lexus. an investigation launched after a consumer report warned australian drivers they could be sitting behind the wheels of "ticking time bombs." more may pa g

firefighters describe the creek as having a fairly swift current. the victim's son was fortunately saved. >>> a wildfire briefly threatened several homes in antioch this evening. you're looking at cell phone video of smoke looming over a row of houses that's right near highway 4. people first reported the fire just before 6:30 this evening. here's at look. look at those flames. as you can see, all of the fire raging right next to the freeway. crews had the fire contained a little more than 40 minutes after it started. the fire did burn about 30 acres. >>> new at 11:00, a man was stabbed trying to stop a shoplifter in san francisco. it happened about 7:00 at a grocery liquor store on market street near franklin. a story employee was wounded in the attack but is expected to survive. right now police are looking for the suspect. >>> a driver is accused of drunk driving and stealing a car after several people were hurt in a head-on crash in eastern contra costa county. you can see on this map exactly where that crash happened on highway 4 near sand cree

police are on the scene after car that's been found inside after creek, the car reportedly has a body sign i had of it, it is believed to be the car after woman reported missing in virginia, several days ago. >> fox5's lindsay watts live at the scene right now, and two children were also said to be with the woman, any word on those children right >> marine, a investigators still do not know about these kids. they've said that a woman's body was found, along with the car. a woman who look to be ejected from the vehicle. but at last check, the lowden county sheriff's offers says there is no sign of the two children. courtney ash has been missing since friday. she had in the car with her her own son, who is five years old, and her nine year old cousin. we showed up about 30 minute ago, to interview courtney's mother. and as we got to the door, the mother had just gotten word that a family member had discovered courtney's car in a creek. here on evergreen mills road in ashburn. you can see that huge emergency response down there. we've seen multiple ambulances, and firetrucks, arriving to

things run adjacent to the creek. again, if we're expecting more rain, as we've been saying this morning, we can only expect this creek to get hire. live in northwest, news 4. back to you. >> derrick, thanks. speaking of all that rain, it's got us thinking about a devastating flood. remember this? this is in maryland a year ago. looking at ellicott city devastated historic district. two people lost their lives. more than 170 cars got washed away, destroyed. that's not to mention all the businesses severely damaged. well, now, those businesses flipping a sign to open. they are back up and running. this week $18 million was dedicated so as to prevent future flooding there. you just spent some time at the beach. >> i did. florida. >> down with my cuban people. al we all love that. it's the time of year to do that. >> it is. but thousands of tourists they had this trips canceled after a man made power outage in the outer banks where you spent a lot of time. >> yes. >> 10,000 tourists forced to get out of the way. two isla

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you're going to see insts roads, instances of flash flooding on creeks and streams. wind gusts pick up tomorrow morning with downed wires because the ground cannot hold the root systems in after that much rain. recapping what i'm expecting, rain totals, 1 to 3 inches. locally, you'll get over 5 inches of rain in the heaviest downpours like we have seen. heaviest rain happens this evening and tonight. let's go through futurecast. that's what you want to see, helping you plan the rest of the day. the rain is over montgomery county and we have another wave of rain in the evening. 7:10 into 10:00, 11:00, and the rain will be widespread, locally heavy. the heaviest rain wraps up tomorrow morning by about 5:00. look at 7:00 tomorrow morning. the area of low pressure off delmarva starts to heaviest rain away from us throughout the day tomorrow, but we'll still see wrap-around showers for the rest of your weekend. so what that means is this evening's plans, tonight's plans for date night, and if you're trying to stay out past dark tonight, i recommend not doing that. that's

. >> coyote creek has been a disaster for years. we have tried very hard, but now we have a partner. >> reporter: the santa clara water district is paying the army corps of engineers to help with a study of the creek, a study to show how to reduce flood risks. it is the first step in securing state and federal funds for a flood protection project. >> which just helps us. we hope to get this channel done to protect the 14,000 people that were misplaced. >> reporter: a flood protection project for coyote creek could look similar to what is the guadalupe walk in downtown san jose. heckman is glad to know things are moving forward. >> seems like they should be able to do something to prevent this disaster in the future. >> reporter: it caused similar flooding in 1997. the water district sought help from the corps back then but was turned down because there was no federal interest at the time. in san jose, katie marzullo, "abc 7 news." >>> san jose is looking for new ways to house the homeless. one proposal included building tiny homes a

major creeks and streams.ou live in a flood-prone area pay attention to your surroundings over the next couple of hours. storm tracker 6 live i put in it doppler radar estimate mode. here's delaware, this is kent new castle county. we're a good two to three inches. the heavy downpours across the over the delaware river. millville, almost 3 inches. rain. northwestern portions of cumberland county, mays landing, 4 to 7 inches of rain. the oceanfront 2 to 4 inches. fortunately that heavy band is working out to sea. we're getting dry slotted now. we're watching this batch here, all indications that slips by to the south. the general idea cloudy skies and damp conditions, peeks of sunshine this afternoon a very comfortable day, highs in the mid 70s. gray. >> thank you for the update. getting out and about this morning was tough for many people with the wind and rain. mobile 6 live at 35th and win chester in longport, new jersey. remember it's best to turn around and not get stuck in that high water. that was or pho

the rock creek parkway is still dealing with flooding. it's blocked between the virginia avenue and ohio drive. also, an incomes virginia northbound 95 near the prince william parkway, follow police directions to get by. back within the next 10 minutes to update your ride on the rails. larry, over to you. larry: back to team coverage in just a moment. but breaking news right now at 6:35 from prince george's county. a house going up in flames overnight in glendale. those flames forcing a ceiling to collapse, taking two firefighters with it. they were injured, but we are told now they will be ok. that's the good news. there's no word just yet on what started the fire. sam? sam: larry, thank you. 6:36. covering metro, the trump administration plans to replace two safety experts on metro's governing panel later this week. "the washington post" reports carol carmody and david strickland will be replaced. the obama administration appointed them last year as the voting representatives on metro's board. it's unclear who will replace them. the 16-

, walnut creek, there were many.derstorm activity favoring areas to the south and lake tahoe for the most part. so far not enough fog to say we will drop 20 degrees but it looks like it will be 5 to 7 degrees cooler for those away from the coast and more than that for those on the coast. half moon bay at 50, brentwood 77. 80 pittsburg, the concord pavilion at 70, 67 moraga, martinez almost 70 so not much relief yet. 50s, 60s, 70s and 90s near las vegas. thunderstorms going bonkers in arizona but not making it into the california desert. the fog will take a turn and begin to form but cooling for some but still very warm to hot and some well above average for this time of the year. getting temperatures to near average and below is a tall order inland. the trend is taking this into tuesday and wednesday were temperatures will come down to seasonal averages for some which would be 89 for livermore and concord. santa rosa down a good 15 degrees, san jose down about 10 so it does look cooler if everything comes together. k

. >> coyote creek has been a disaster for years.e have tried very hard, but now we have a partner. >> reporter: the santa clara water district is paying the army corps of engineers to help with a study of the creek, a study to show how to reduce flood risks. it is the first step in securing state and federal funds for a flood protection project. >> which just helps us. we hope to get this channel done to protect the 14,000 people that were misplaced. >> reporter: a flood protection project for coyote creek could look similar to what is the guadalupe walk in downtown san jose. heckman is glad to know things are moving forward. >> seems like they should be able to do something to prevent this disaster in the future. >> reporter: it caused similar flooding in 1997. the water district sought help from the corps back then but was turned down because there was no federal interest at the time. in san jose, katie marzullo, "abc 7 news." >>> san jose is looking for new ways to house the homeless. one proposal included building tiny homes acr

walnut creek 83. if you have evening plans around broadway there around downtown short sleeves and shorts will be fine. but a different story if you're heading to san francisco where it's 62 degrees. that's a live view of at&t where you have james taylor and bonnie raett. you want a jacket and jeans out there as you can see temperatures through the upper 50s. again san francisco will not see much in the way of heat. as you can see all bay area locations right now relatively cooler than the day before thanks to a healthy sea breeze. but that goes away tomorrow. as we see for the evening temperatures through the 50s for this evening with low clouds and drizzle. but tomorrow 90s making a comeback. sun valley temperatures closer to 100 degrees while the coast is cool. the heat wave ahead and the thunder showers. >> track the heat this weekend on the smartphone. you can get forecasts taylored to the neighborhood thanks to the free nbc bay area app. >>> stanford police investigating another sexual assault.

how remy the hawk is keeping things spick-and-span at the walinate creek mall. -- walnut creek mall. >>> tesler rolling out the new model 3, we look at how the fremont plan is becoming the center of the electric vehicle industry. >>> but first, the markets, they were open today but closed mixes, here is a look at closing numbers from wall street. kpix five's don ford shows us how br creek is calling on >>> let nature run its course and prevent a mess in the process. >> don ford shows us how broadway plaza in walnut creek is calling on hawk to help with a pigeon problem. >> reporter: the broadway plaza mall, such a nice place to visit, unless you are a pigeon. meet remy, a trained hawk, usually found in arizona chasing doves but this hawk chases pigeons in the mall. and it seems to work. >> have you seen any pigeons today? >> no, as a matter of fact, i was going to ask where are the pigeons? there are none. >> none. >> reporter: clean as a whistle, his licensed handler, bridget, with remy keeping a hawk eye out for intruders, actually, remy rarely catches a pigeon, his screams usually

on february 21st, coyote creek overflowed its banks.nd the very next day deb went down to the creek so well to survey the damage and was stunned by what she saw. >> that is when it was like okay, i called the mayor's office and said hey, paul, let me know if you want help. >> reporter: paul is with the city of san jose and had worked with deb in the past. >> beyond grateful. it is just i don't think i can ever thank her enough. >> we don't have to worry about that. >> reporter: you see within a matter of days, she provided a checklist of equipment she would need from the city and tapped her list of volunteers. and over the next three days, another 800. that is 2,000 volunteers in just seven-days. they went into homes and down to the creek going a long way to be turning life to normal along the banks. deb is quick to deflect praise saying she is simply a good organizer. others are more generous believing on the list of people they would have to thank, deb is right to the top. >> you can imagine trying to organize that from scratch. withi

this would have to be the other side of pope's creek if this is supposed to be pope's creek on the left. the building itself is a rendering of ferry farm that gets drawn again and again. they have taken the ferry farm home and popped it on the imaginative pope's creek rendering. this conflation happens all over the place. people can be forgiven. you have to pay a lot of attention to understand that. this culminates with the memorial house. i won't go into its story. you can still look at it. a very reasonable facsimile of a colonial home at this period, a little more hulking than we would expect. there are plenty of houses in virginia that look like this, so it fits the bill in that way. this was the argument of one faction who had the ability to render their argument in brick and mortar on the land. excavations play a crucial role. there weren't excavations at the memorial home, but the remains they found are very odd and look like strange outbuildings. they were destroyed to make way for the memorial house. other excavations began in the 1930's and that is what we will focus on. you c

diablo to walnut creek, bright and sunny there also.places like livermore and fairfield and san francisco, it's 60 degrees now. oakland 63 degrees. 63 in palo alto and the 7-day forecast is up at the bottom of the screen. check out how much cooler it is now compared to 24 hours ago. it is almost 20 degrees cooler in livermore right now. it definitely feels much better from all of the hot temperatures we had over the weekend. we had the air-conditioning on full blast, and now we can give it a rest, at least for a little while. we're going to see those high temperatures still warming up, especially for some of the inland valleys, and gilroy we're going to see a high of 91 degrees and san jose looking at a high of 84 degrees. walnut creek up to 89 while oakland will be at 73, and for the peninsula we keep the fog. half moon bay, we'll be at 63 degrees there and 83 degrees in palo alto. san francisco also has a nice little spread in temperatures. from the marina district at 67, the mid-80s for santa rosa and napa. you'll need a jacket right

last week the newest goodwill store opened in walnut creek.y the end of the year more new stores are expected in fairfield and in oakland. goodwill says they are choosing new store locations to make it convenient for shoppers and the people that want to make a donation. the nonprofit says they have lower prices than most other stores and unusual items you cannot find anywhere else. >>> small businesses are encouraged by visa to stop accepting cash and they have started a cashless challenge where businesses can sign up to completely go to only credit card and digital payments. lisa is offering up to $10,000 to help to pay for the technology upgrades to make it happen. >>> you may notice an extra surcharge on your bill if you eat out in san jose. many restaurants have decided to add the 4% charge to offset the rise of the minimum wage from $10.50 and $12.00 an hour. some restaurants are raising the prices on the menu and others are adding a surcharge. some have decided not to raise the prices at all. >> we did the experiment a few years ago and

of surprise or sympathy here at this scene in walnut creek. it looks like the fire started in that second floor in a bedroom up there. now the official word from the fire department is this is still under investigation. they have their suspicions. the people living here had just been evicted, that were forced out last night, and the fire started right after midnight. residents say this huge fire overnight in walnut creek was scary, but not a surprise. >> it's suspicious to me. >> reporter: people living in this condominium complex say the woman and her boyfriend who were renting this unit have caused problems ever since they moved in last fall. >> dirty, filthy, always up late at night. making noise at night. there was a lot of traffic coming in and out. >> reporter: neighbors described domestic violence, dog bites, erratic behavior, and many visits from the police department. >> just like yelling at people. telling people not to snitch. using racial slurs. just not, not okay. >> it's been a very hard burden to have to go this road with them b

. >>> in neighboring walnut creek one intersection has seen dozen of serious crashes over several years. kpix 5 is at the spot on ignacio valley road where there have been lots of wrecks. >>> hey brian, of all of the accidents in recent years, 8% of them happen at this busy intersection. and this is not the only trouble spot here. ignacio valley road, the busiest and most dangerous road. >> traffic gets really going. >> a study produced for the apple law firm and shared with the bay area news group looks at the 800 plus accidents in walnut creek from 2010 to 2015. 65 of those happen at the intersection of ignacio valley and oak grove. >> i have pulled my share of cars out of this particular intersection. >> tow truck driver russell says he's had close calls at this intersection. >> someone, excessive speed, not paying attention, actually crashed into the car that i was getting ready to load up. >> the intersection is the first major traffic stop coming down a hill for drivers traveling into walnut creek from concord and pittsburgh. many drivers use ignacio valley as a shortcut between e

we had crews down at the rock creek parkway working at the kennedy center. traffic alternates one direction at a time utilizing the southbound lane. they'll hang out until 6:00. about another half hour or so. it should be gone hopefully by the time you hit the roadway. aaron, eun, back >>> it was the shooting that shook a quiet suburb. now the sounds of the congressional baseball shooting are being used in a new ad. we'll show it to you and tell you who is behind it. >>> plus, sickened at chipotle. more customers coming forward after a local store's temporary shutdown. what you should know before your next order. >>> and need a few extra laughs on this tuesday. set your dvr or tune in at 3:00 for the ellen degeneres show every >>> charlie gard's parents say it's time to let their son go and be with the an else. the couple in england ended their fight to bring their son to the u.s. for an experimental treatment. th support. the parents decided to drop the fight after a u.s. doctor told them it's too late to treat charlie's condition. >>> in news for your heal

we have a shot of the infamous temperature sign in walnut creek. you can see it was 102 degrees. that was probably about 5:00. a little after 5:00 in the evening. still over 100 degrees. we've seen a number of people out here in downtown walnut creek. of course, lots of them hanging onto ice cold drinks, ice

the very next day, deb went down to the creek she knows so well to survey the damage. was stunned by what she saw. >> that's when it was like, okay, so i called the mayor office, and i said, hey, palm, i'm here. let me know if you want any help. >> reporter: palm ferrara is with the city of san jose and had worked with deb in the past, so he knew she could help, but even he was surprised just how much. >> i mean, we're beyond grateful. it's just, i don't think i can ever thank her enough. >> we don't sister to worry about that. >> you see, within a matter of days, deb provided a checklist of equipment she would need from the stid and she tapped her list of willing volunteers. >> over the course of four days, you got about 1,200 volunteers, just to go into three neighborhoods. >> reporter: and over the next three days, another 800. that's 2,000 volunteers in just seven days. they went into homes and down to the creek, going a long way to returning life to normal along its banks. >> there you go. you got a pair. >> deb is quick to deflect any praise, saying she is simply

smaller creeks and streams about to overflow their banks. minor floodinged and he coulded in the viewing area. we have a flood advisory for the entire shore surf city to cape may. storm tracker 6 live that's all that's left over from the coastal system, heavy rain battering the shorepoints and barrier islands from surf city to cape may. that's the tail end, mays landing egg harbor, galloway township nice and dry to the west, maybe leftover showers or spritz or sprinkle that's about it. if you look farther to the west, a pocket of moisture across southwestern p-a that will dive off to the southeast. that will pin wheel around the trough of cooler air and miss us to the south. whatever rain we see in the next couple of hours, it will be brief and pull away. by afternoon we're looking at a combination of sun and clouds. delaware and new jersey are the hardest hit areas where the storm. last week they got pounded with the torrential rain. we have road flooding being reported here. rainfall totals 2 to 4 inches. south and east, to 5 inches. egg h

it was overturned in the creek. i spoke to the aunt of the mi tells me that it was another family member who traveled in from new jersey. in fact, it was the step mom of the nine-year-old boy who was missing jalen russell who got to leesburg this afternoon and sat down for an interview with us and then said she was going to hit the streets to look herself and she made this tragic discovery late this afternoon. the family member that i spoke to on the phone a while ago tells me that all three of the missing people, courtney ash, her five-year-old son cameron martin and jalen seals russell have been discovered in or near this vehicle. now, i spoke to louden county sheriff's department spokesman. he tells me they're unsure how the car left the roadway. we know that there were bad weather conditions that night, that there was flash flooding, but we're not sure whether it was high waters that took the car off the road or if there was some kind of collision. sheriff's department does say that they found courtney ash's bod

if we get more precipitation, the area creeks could rise once again.. >> darcy spencer for us tonight. you stay safe out there and i like the boots. thank you, ma'am. >>> derrick ward is checking out other parts of our area starting to dry out. but as are you about to see, it will take a little time to get everything cleaned up. >> reporter: rock creek ran high and fast overnight and the water began to recede by daylight. passable roads became passable again, though it was too late for on beach drive. if your food didn't arrive, this may why. high waters provedducks. roads were closed because of some things that the swipt creek current carried with it, and on to nearby roadways and paths. and in montgomery county, a pole and tree came down taking with it overhead lines and knocking out power to some nearby homes. the break in the rain gave crews some time to catch up, but it wasn't just park land and paths that were affected. this basement wall clumrumbled. and flooding menaced areas of 16th street around scott circle, as well. the rain brought the ol

thousands of people in the coyote creek area lost everything, and some of those people are suing the santa clara valley water district, the city of san jose and santa clara county. the city of san jose estimates the flooding costs $73 million in damage and since march, the city has hosted public hearings to talk about the responsibilities and how all this happened in the first place. san jose mayor sam liccardo has said in the recent past that the city could have done a lot better job at getting people out of here and warning them ahead of time. in san jose, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> despite the wet winter, a small town would have run out of water in a month if county leaders didn't recently step in. now they plan to hold a news conference this morning to hold what was once one of the county's oldest businesses accountable. a santa cruz county supervisor says davenport's water pipes are under cemex property but the cement company decided to shut down and the supervisor says when the pipes got damaged from this year's storms, cemex has avoided the county's repeated requests to repair t

. >>> today in san jose, victims of the coyote creek flood having making a push to get their damages covered. kpix 5's jackie ward is live in san jose on the claims they plan to file. jackie. >> reporter: as you can tell behind me, clean-up is far from over here in the coyote creek neighborhood in san jose. there's a long list of flood victims we expect to hear from later this morning. the press conference is happening here at rocksprings park because this was one of the areas that had to be evacuated last winter. a lot of horror stories came out of the situation. thousands of people in the coyote creek area lost everything and some of those people are suing the santa clara valley water district, the city of san jose, and santa clara county. the city of san jose estimates the flooding caused $73 million in damage. and since march, the city has hosted public hearings to talk about its responsibilities and how all of this happened in the first place. san jose mayor sam liccardo has spoken to us in the past about how the city had failed its residents and how they should have done a bett

look at creek parkway and 650. you can see traffic on 650 starting to creep because we have a lot of water accumulating on the road. we have a partial road closure here, because the water is coming down fierce right now. i'm sure the folks i spoke to earlier in silver spring who had those flooded-out vehicles are a bit worried that mother nature just won't let up. >> we saayou and your -- saw you and your dad pishing your car out -pushing your car out. this is your baby. >> it might be totaled. hopefully it's not, but it might be. basically it was flooded. we had cars parked here. my mom was here by herself and we weren't here. she tried moving them all and unfortunately she didn't get to my car on time. >> reporter: she got the other car up the hill. >> my baby though. >> reporter: tried starting the car and moving it? >> then it turned off because there was so much water. so yeah, and now we don't want to turn it on to damage it more. >> reporter: so keeping your fingers crossed? >> yeah. hope for the best. >> th

rock creek parkway closure because of high standing water. ohio drive southwest and virginia of a southwest. you'll need to detour around that. remember practice turn around don't drown. aside from the road problems metro issued outside medical center. train service suspended on the red line between grosvenor and friendship heights. reports of smoke in the tunnel there. as they sort that out please use caution. kent island a lot of storm damage as well. melanie alnwick bringing you the latest from there. we'll have more traffic as we continue. we'll be right back. >> ♪ fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest... internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. vice for two years, all with a two-year agreement.

a lot of 50s right now was san francisco, oakland and san jose at 59, walnut creek 54.ooking toward the open estuary, overcast. the earlier clearing times on the coast and we expect warmer temperatures for today and warmer temperatures heading into friday. it will be warm to hot especially inland before we gradually begin to cool off over the weekend. that will be especially on sunday. the plan in san francisco this morning, 7 am at 56 and lunch time partly sunny and 64. mostly sunny and breezy with white caps closer to the bay waters this afternoon and probably still lingering fog working its way closer to the ocean beach. this high is strengthening to heat up a good portion of the west coast over the next few days beginning today. looks like the hottest day of the week will be on friday and that means temperatures inland could spike close to 100 degrees before minor cooling over the weekend, especially by sunday. for this afternoon clouds hugging the coastline and away from the coast temperatures will warm up quite a bit and you can see all of these microclimates show

a dozen bikes were fished out of the creek in the past ten-days.ee of the bikes plucked from the creek recently ended up back in the water before google can get to them. today as we met completely the gro to talk about the problem, one more was in the water. >> there is somebody throwing bikes down creek. >> google won't tell us how many bikes have be bikes vanished this summer. they are working completely police and other agencie agenci >>> we have teamed up completely telemundo 48 and several nonprofits. throughout this month you can donate backpacks, school supplies, pencils, notebooks or you can give cash. the full list of where you can donate is at nbcbayarea.com. >> right on cue we are having cooler week days but the weekend is looming. >> it seems like the temperatures won't go away. as you can see, this picture rather is from the fair near mariposa. those are pyro cumulus clouds. erratic winds. you can tweet me your photo any time on my twitter or head to my facebook. details in a few minutes. >> a professional recommends a new water heater

>>> deja vu for folks in walnut creek. hours after pg&e worked to open up a popular street, it gets shut down again. thanks for joining us. i'm jessica castro. kristen is off today. right now crews in walnut creek are fixing power lines for a second day in a row after two separate crashes. this is all happening on pleasant hill road between camino verde and houston. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live in walnut creek to explain the series of mishaps. aim? >> reporter: hi, jessica. crews timely got their work done and made repairs by 5:30 this morning, but they made a key mistake so their work was torn down again, and look at this mess that we're now dealing with out here. one eastbound lane of pleasant hill road is closed. westbound traffic can't turn into this shopping center. police say the phone and cable lines were installed too low, so when a delivery truck pulled in this morning around 7:30 it hit the lines and brought them down again. this road closure happened so close to the other one, some drivers figured

you can see san francisco at 61 and walnut creek is warmed up to 91.ld at 89 and santa rosa currently 81 degrees. what is happening is that layer of warm and hot air squashing that marine layer like an iron. we had dense fog this morning which reduced visibility and that could be a factor tomorrow morning as well. that is on highway 1 and inland valleys along with portions of the north bay with his ability down to a quarter mile for those in santa rosa and napa along with novato this morning. this is a source of warming not only in the bay area but across the west in sacramento and close to 104 degrees. that is the temperatures spread for tomorrow, 65 to 99. cooling by saturday and probably shaving off a few degrees by the second half of the weekend as we head into sunday. for today we show you the bright colors that reflect the different temperatures coming up, in the green, 60s, 70s at the bay, but head in a few miles inland with this, eventually 90s and 92 to 96 degrees as we breakdown the highs for today. most areas of warming up a good 5 to 10 deg

walnut creek 105. san jose, 100. also the peninsula getting in and the heat with 100 degrees as well. now we'll take a look here across the east bay where temperatures were the hottest. we're slowly starting to see things back down. 98 in sunol. a cooler 79 in oakland but look at the difference from oakland to arinden. still a hot 101 in arinda. how do things progress? we can show you a timeline here. 10:00 p.m. inland east bay still very warm at 80 degrees. by 5:00 a.m., there's the difference starting 70 degrees and instead of 100s by early tomorrow afternoon, looking at 90. a full wrap-up of the microclimate forecast coming up in the next 15 minutes. >>> the weather involved in another story. this time not the heat but the wind and high tide being blamed for a boating accident on the bay. two men and a boy were rescued after their 12-foot boat capsized. the coast guard and menlo park firefighters worked together to locate the victims. they were spotted holding on to a kayak. all three airlifted to safety. two of t

they hope to reduce flood risks along coyote creek in san jose. they accepted the request for assistance on the study. thousands of residents were evacuated and had property damage in january's flood. they say the feasibility study is an important step to securing funding at the federal level. >> let's open up the first weather window to the morning on the san mateo bridge. the sky is becoming cloudy, and eventually, it will become sunny. grab the sunglasses. mass transit a bit warmer today and still have a small craft advisory. guess where it's going to be, same area as yesterday, 1:00 this afternoon to 11:00 this evening, that area you see shaded in yellow. heading out in san francisco, temperatures about 1 to 3 degrees warmer than they were yesterday. we have 57 to 59 degrees. so very uniform atmosphere there. hey, if you live in livermore, today is one of the first of many days you're going to reach 90. very nice this morning. 62 at 9:00. 90 by 2:00. quick look at san mateo, 70 by 10:00. mid 70s through 6:00. 67 by 8:00 this evening. 60s at th

a fire tears through a walnut creek apartment complex. homes in the middle of the night. >> good morning to you. pretty picture from our sutro tower camera. page fog that won't last long, but it's in the north bay, set up along the peninsula and we'll see temperatures edging up slightly around the bay. >> and not such a pretty picture here, lisa. we're looking at 101 and 880 in san jose. traffic basically stopped moving. this is all due to a crash just north of here past trimble road. we also have a new problem in the east bay, southbound 880. i'll talk about both of these after the break. >> thank you. >> as you get your day into gear, keep on track of weather gear, keep on track of weather and traffic throughout mom. ♪ ♪ where all the walls echo with laughter ♪ ♪ and every room has its own chapter ♪ you've carried on your family's tradition. let us help you prepare for your family's future. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. >>> sun is up, you're up, and we're up. welcome to wednesday, july 19th. >>

their cars or homes to the coyote creek flooding are now starting a news conference. they put the blame on the city of san jose, santa clara county and the water district. abc 7 news reporter is live at rock springs park where it's all happening. >> reporter: kristen, that news conference just got underway. you can see the media is here and they are listening to a lawyer and flood victims and one of the things they are talking about is a deadline is quickly approaching for victims of the flood near coyote creek. they only have a month left to file a claim to receive money. it's still a mess with piles of trash in the street and a lot of work is being done on the apartments and houses here. thousands of people were evacuated in february after heavy rain flooded the area. the residents were not warned in time, and they want to be compensated for their losses. >> in my mind knowing this is preventable, it's not just about suing for my family but -- but as part of a group who really need and deserve justice in this case. >> an attorney is helping victims file claims again

it happened in brentwood near the san creek road onramp to highway 4.tors say car had been reported stolen and slammed into a minivan carrying seven people including two young children. the crash happened shortly after 8:00 last night and shut down highway 4 for nearly two hours. >> we had multiple trauma victims that went to the trauma centers to the helicopter and multiple patients by ground. >> there were two people in the car driving the wrong way. one managed to get out on his own, the other was pulled out by firefighters and taken by helicopter to eden medical center. seven people in the minivan were also hurt, but expected to be okay. the youngest child was air lifted to the children's hospital as a precaution because of the baby's age. >>> now to oakland where 45- year-old man is in grave condition after being severely beaten. the attack happened just after midnight on grand avenue across from the veteran's memorial building. a person driving by saw the victim being viciously beaten. when that driver honked their horn the attacker ran away. the

checking on the current numbers, san francisco 52, san jose 59 and 50 set walnut creek and pleasantonstill talking about patchy fog and into the afternoon sunshine with clouds clearing near the coastline to set up a big temperature range and low 60s at the beaches and inland to the mid-90s and eventually approaching 100. we will talk more about the heat in a moment. >>> sal is standing by and so far of quiet commute. >> good morning to you. we are looking at some of the commutes coming from far away back into the bay area, coming in from solano county from sacramento and dixon to get into vacaville and solano county, not looking too bad. eventually driving into vallejo and into solano county with traffic moving nicely continuing across the carquinez bridge. crowding on 37 heading west into sonoma and marin county. the east shore freeway only taking 17 minutes from the carquinez bridge to the maccarthur maze so not a bad commute. we have a little bit of slowing at the bay bridge since the metering lights went on but it is only a 10 minute delay before you make it onto the span of the b

westbound 24 walnut creek to highway 13, another nine. and tracy to dublin, our normal early slow spot, in the yellow, up to 39 minutes. a couple minor issues in the south bay, we'll check on those next. >>> right now, i'm tracking a ferocious wildfire raging, that is threatening homes near yosemite. we just got this new video into our live desk. you can see the det wiler fire burning along highway 140 in mariposa county. the fire ballooned overnight from 15,000 to 25,000 acres. only 5% contained at this point. the entire town of mariposa is evacuated. crews are fighting this from the ground and air with about 1400 firefighters on hand right now. firefighters say the fire is, quote, very aggressive and we're expecting an interview on the overnight fight at some point this morning. as soon as we get an update, we'll pass that along. reggie. >> thank you. >>> new this morning, a fire at the black angus in pleasant hill, happened around 2:30 on north main. the fire looks like it started at a small structure attached to the back of the restau