this is ignacio valley road. pg&e is in the process of replacing a power pole that is bent over at a 45 degree angle. after they put anyone in place they will need to restore all of the power lines. until all of that is done, ignacio valley road between north pacific and walnut boulevard will be closed. the eastbound lanes, further away from that power paul power pole are supposed to open by 10 this morning. i do not know if they will stick to that timeline as we are about 20 minutes away from that at the westbound lanes are supposed to open by 11 am this morning. >> reporter: walnut creek police have been directing traffic at this intersection of walnut boulevard and ignacio all morning long. the pedestrians have been impacted as well. there is an elementary school nearby and this part of ignacio also has roads that cross over the creeks and many people use that to get across the creek to the bart station. >> i come here every day to use bart. >> reporter: pg&e workers and police were able to escort pedestrians

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i want to remind you where we are, this is walnut creek ignacio valley road between north civic drive and wall net drive, walnut boulevard. video from right after this happened, it looks dark, and that's because it is dark. that tree brought down power lines, the ground was electrified creating a major hazard for drivers and first responder. there's a pg&e substation not far from here. we looked at the pg&e outage map and talked with someone at the utility and they are already working to restore the electricity, but any orange on that map means there is an outage for folks, anywhere between 500 people and almost 5,000 people. so this is a pretty big one. the situation here though serves as a reminder, if you come upon a tree that is down, youow what could be live power lines, so do be careful, and if you are told to steer clear, definitely steer clear. in walnut creek, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> that's an artery there. thank you very much. >>> now to the massive flooding there, the russian river is expected to reach its highest level in more than a quarter century. >> and th

ignacio: sorry? i cannot hear you very well.ow much bigger will the industry be, the renewable industry in europe be in 12 months? cio: the energy plans and climate plans of the european union is trying to accelerate investment in this race that. or investment is mostly directed to this expectation. in europe, the expectation is that growth will be huge. the winter package has already been approved. is going to produce already a tremendous about because investment is going to be required in other countries. case, i think it is going to be many billions. you are: of course, going through a spanish electoral campaign with elections due in april. if there is uncertainty in the politics, does it have an impact on your share price? ignacio: i don't think so. announcedoing to be the energy climatic plan for the next few years. i think that is something which i am convinced has a tremendous consensus on everybody. that is way to create a lot of opportunities for a company like ours. wind,e a lot of sand and , the we can dams be transfo

you're looking at the intersection of north california and ignacio valley boulevard in walnut creek, and this is some video we shot about an hour or so ago as we were headed up to walnut creek from dublin. this is northbound 680, going through san ramon. you had some on and off rain. the takeaway from this is that the roads are wet. you want to watch your speeds. you do want to watch the distance between you and the driver before you, and you also want to pray that you have other drivers like the ones you are bea to hear from on the roads with you. >> i just try and leave early enough so that i don't have to rush. >> reporter: and the other drivers? >> hopefully that they pay attention to what's going on. >> be careful, because the other people, the other people got to be careful, too. driving safe is the most important thing to everybody, yes. that's what i recommend to everybody in this kind of weather to drive protecting the others. rorter: and the califor highway propa patrol highway patrol reminds us the posted speed limit is the fastest you're allowed to go as conditions permit

ignacio: i don't think so.hat i have been hearing from politicians is that they would like the rule of law, to protect stability and productivity and make the country of for international investments. all of the parties with chances to run the party are sending the same message. and energy, finance, in all sectors. rule of law, stability, predict ability is the work they are -- predictability is the work they are repeating. francine: too short a time with both of you. let's head back to haslinda amin handling -- in hanoi. still to come, the ceo of rio tinto joins us for his first interview. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ haslinda: economics, finance, politics, this is "bloomberg: surveillance." let's get back to all the action on the ground in handling. -- in hanoi. , all eyes on the dinner, are they expected to endorse what has been agreed on? >> that is the thing. it is a social, but not really social when you have the secretary of state, the highest government aid to north korea. the people attending, if you look at

the family is desperate to keep paying the £70 a month it costs to send two—year—old juan ignacio andfees rise all the time. for example, i get a message on my cellphone, saying, the school went up. it's like, ok, the school went up, and how am i going to pay it? do they go up by a little bit or a lot? oh, it's like 100%, or more, every month. the pressure keeps juan carlos up at night. translation: i wake up several times, i continue to think over and over what i can do to get the money that we need. how long do you see this lasting for? days. i hope it's days. i'm hopeful. not years? no, no, no, ithink it's going to be days. i'm very, very positive. i mean, we've been 20 plus years with this. i'm 34. i was 1a when this started. i want to live in a different venezuela. the dividing lines in this nation are now clear. the newly—recognised opposition wants to show that it's notjust a symbolic movement. it aims to prove it by getting supplies of aid, delivered to this, the country it hopes to govern. james reynolds, bbc news, caracas. the parents of libby squire, the missing hull studen

is closed heading west out of vallejo to marin county because of flooding from black point over to ignacio. basically from atherton avenue to the 101 interchange is closed. you can use an alternate route. 580 looks good through that the east bay commutes. there is not a lot of slow traffic. people are taking time off today or perhaps working from home because so far, so good on interstate 80. the bainbridge is lighter people decide to work from home. 5:49. >> we also have king tide. >> we do? back when do they go out. ? >> 7:06. the king tide is 6.1 feet. sunday, is even higher. that may play into your drive or wherever you are going with the king tide coming in. we hope it is a good friday morning. >>> 33 degrees and snowing. this is about a foot atthe 5000 foot level. i rounded it off to 10 inches. number 3 inchesper hour. this to the golden brian baxter is around 80. there is a lot now. bear valley had 17 inches of snow overnight and 3 to 6 feet at 6000 feet. again, that is really tough conditions getting to the mountains. when you are there, we fact in a couple of days of the sierra, c

a large tree fell across ignacio valley road near north civic drive. some of the lights are out there and police blocked off the road. it's expected to open later today. >>> a major warning for people living along the russian river. that's to get out now. >> the river has reached flood stage and there are evacuation orders in place along the river. in fact, amy hollyfield tried to get up there to guerneville this morning. but authorities stopped our crews in forestville. >> hi, amy. >> reporter: hi, yeah. we couldn't make it. look what we ran into. this roadblock here. 7 1/2 miles out of guerneville. they're worried if we got there, we wouldn't be able to get out. since our last hit, look over there. that's where we were standing. we had to move because the water is on the rise here. we looked down and suddenly we were surrounded by water. we said we need to get to dry ground. the situation is constantly changing out here. want to show you video yesterday as people working on getting out of guerneville, evacuating. they did have time. they did have ple

iguoda this is ignacio valley and civic.orked to clear the tree ask restring the power lines tonight. the roadway is finally reopened. >> jeff ranieri is back with us. is it safe to say, are we finished with the system now and it's time to dry out? >> yeah, we just have a few lingering showers left behind us. that's the good news and i'm glad we're pointing that out, that the worst of that storm system has already moved on. but we're still under the threat here of the flooding, of course, as that river continues to rise. and bedo hawe do have two more in the extended forecast. we want to hit on the fact again, we're hearing from so many people in jessica aguirre's reports, they've never seen it this bad. there is a reason why. we are now ranking the 6th worst flooding event on the russian river in guerneville. 45.6 feet expected crest at 9:00 p.m. tonight. the worst was 49.7 feet in 1955. really not that far away from that. that is why it is devastating to people out there. storm strong, they're usually okay with a little bi

we're off highway 101 near ignacio boulevard where traffic is pretty much at the limit right now, but, you know, just a short time ago it certainly was not. this morning we saw lots of accidents related to the storm. the chp escorting traffic around a spinout near atherton avenue on highway 101 in novato. this pickup truck struck the center divider. the condition of the driver is unknown. the rain was torrential overnight. it was pouring for hours, making driving downright dangerous. lots of hidden patches of flooding to make hydroplaning a possibility. many people thought the rain would never end. >> i have a thin ceiling, so i could hear it coming down pretty good. we have a lot oldtrees, so branches and such fall. >> reporter: the storm has also caused some pnocoty. large tree bringing down power lines on bohemian highway this morning. pg&e and fire crews are on scene to remove that tree from the roadway and assess the damage. lots of people are also without power up in sonoma county. the marin chp taking to twitter, asking people to please drive carefully. the rain will continue t

the family is desperate to keep paying the £70 a month it costs to send two—year—old juan ignacio andtta to local private schools. but the fees rise all the time. for example, i get a message saying, the school went up. it's like, ok, the school went up, and how am i going to pay it? do they go up by a little bit or a lot? oh, it's like 100% or more every month. the pressure keeps juan carlos up at night. translation: i wake up several times, i continue to think over and over what i can do to get the money that we need. how long do you see this lasting for? days. i hope it stays. i'm hopeful. not years? no, no, i think it's going to be days. i'm very, very positive. i mean, we have been 20 plus years with this. i'm 34. i was 14 when this started. i want to live in a different venezuela. the dividing lines in this nation are now clear. the newly recognised opposition wants to show that it's notjust a symbolic movement. it aims to prove it by giving supplies of aid, delivered to this, it aims to prove it ——by getting supplies of aid, delivered to this, the country it hopes to govern. to

the family is desperate to keep paying the £70 a month it costs to send two—year—old juan ignacio and, the school went up. it's like, ok, the school went up, and how am i going to pay it? do they go up by a little bit or a lot? oh, it's like 100% or more every month. the pressure keeps juan carlos up at night. translation: i wake up several times, i continue to think over and over what i can do to get the money that we need. how long do you see this lasting for? days. i hope it's days. i'm hopeful. not years? no, no, i think it's going to be days. i'm very, very positive. i mean, we have been 20 plus years with this. i'm 34. i was 14 when this started. i want to live in a different venezuela. the dividing lines in this nation are now clear. the newly recognised opposition wants to show that it's notjust a symbolic movement. it aims to prove it by giving supplies of aid, delivered to this, the country it hopes to govern. james reynolds, bbc news, caracas. carlos camacho is the latin american herald tribune's correspondent in caracas. carlos, thank you for talking to us on bbc news, can