niles canyon a lot of people use this instead of 680. unfortunately both directions are shut down for ongoing road work due to damage in the roadway. in the meantime, stick with 680 as an alternate route and you can also use westbound 580 work your way across that way as well down 880. that will get you towards the fremont area and also if you are coming off that tracy area, already busy getting into the altamont pass this morning. nicole? >>> time now 5:21. it's not just for backyard barbecues and tailgate parties. hautboy students have state your named a hobby into college scholarships. >>> and before we head to break, taking a live look at 101 in marin county. look at that rain coming down. slick roadways. proceed with caution out there on this tuesday morning. we'll be right back. >>> now taking a live look outside on this tuesday morning. you are looking from our mark hopkins cam and you can see the salesforce tower building very tall there and it's blue right at the top. a little gray out there though. we have declared a first aler

this is all because part of niles canyon road slid into alameda creek. so take a look at the video that shows you the damage that is there. and what we are dealing with right now. it happened between old canyon road and main street in sunol. the area is prone to erosion and slides from the hillside above. a portion of the eastbound lane of niles canyon road collapsed into alameda creek. while crews were able to keep the road open in one lane for most of the day, they closed it completely on monday night. caltrans now needs to fully evaluate the damage and just a little more than a year ago residents nearby were actually evacuated because of concerns they would be trapped by mudslide or washouts. so no word or plans for evacuations at this time. but again, at least for a couple of days they are expecting to close this road unclear when they will be able to open it. so folks need to make plans and just be prepared to not have access to this stretch for some time. gianna, back to you. >> all right thank you for that. you know, we know how it goes when somet

>>> a washed out road in niles canyon caused a backup for a lot of drivers today. children's books to repair that road, and that means closures. [ music ] good afternoon. welcome to nbc bay area news. we did send ian cole out to the east bay today, he is going to have an update in just a little bit. we are tracking other stories, including the impact of the storm, wind and minor flooding have caused some problems for son some. we are not done with the rain just yet. there are concerns surrounding a center that houses the unhoused. our reporter will share what he's learned today. >>> activists joined in san francisco's chinatown with a message to the governor about what he will should do about self driving cars. >>> is a live look outside, cloudy and gray in some areas, where we see more rain. in contra costa county, a tree blew over and is blocking roads. this is on pinehurst road. the road is closed from canyon road to skyline boulevard. they are working to clear that road right now. we don't know exactly when it will be open, but we will keep you updated. all rig

a portion of niles canyon road collapsed in the latest round of wet weather. shawn chitnis tells us why this could become a really big headache for a lot of drivers. >> reporter: we are here long niles canyon road right before the road is closed and center of telling people to turn around. this is off of mission boulevard and this is a stretch that is very popular for folks to get between sonol and fremont and it will be an inconvenience for a lot of people , likely close for a couple of days because a piece of niles canyon road went into the alameda creek. here is the video that shows the damage. it happened between old canyon road and main street in sonol in the areas prone to erosion as flies from hillside above. a portion of the eastbound lane of niles canyon road collapsed into the creek . crews kept the road open with one lane for most of the day, they did close it completely on monday night. caltrans now needs to fully evaluate the damage. all of this little more than a year after residents nearby were evacuated because of concerns they would be trapped

and 680 is slow because of niles canyon road being closed.ple are coming up on the closure there, and there's a little confusion on, you know, they you do the same thing every day. maybe you didn't watch or listen and you get there and you can't get through. and then all of a sudden there's a, you know, small delay. and that magnified by a lot. let's talk about santa clara valley. that commute is a little slow. 280 northbound and 85 and 87 northbound are also slow as well. bay bridge is backed up all the way out to the maze, even a little bit beyond that. as you try to get into san francisco. it's 732. let's get back to the desk right now. thank you. >> as sal just told you, part of niles canyon road near fremont, damaged by the storms, is still closed this morning. and ktvu is amanda quintana is in southern alameda county to tell us the latest about the emergency repair project. that's affecting thousands of drivers. good morning. amanda >> good morning. well, you just heard sal talk about debt confusion and we are seeing it firsthand. we're

>> let's start with niles canyon road.one know that it is closed because of storm damage. essentially between 680 and mission. it's not quite. it's, you know, maybe you might be able to go a block in here and there, but the bulk of it is closed where i put the arrow and people use that road. a lot of people do come off vallecitos road and they had no straight over to fremont this morning. you either take the freeway or you turn around. i guess southbound 680 is a little bit slow. it hasn't all been that slow. there's been some slowing on 880 south. unrelated, i think it's just because of a couple of things that have been going on there. bay bridge toll plaza is backed up all the way out to the maze or at least almost out to the maze. and the 80 westbound at el portal. they still have that stubborn crash in the left lane that has traffic backed up into hercules highway four is a little slow from pittsburgh, and bay point heading over to concord. 617 let's talk about today's weather. here's rosemary. >> all right, sal, thank

looking over here toward the niles canyon area, highway 84, niles canyon road, the windy part between mission and 680, which, by the way, is your alternate, you have to avoid 84, closed yesterday evening. let's show you why. we talked about this happening yesterday with one-way traffic control. now it's completely closed. that creek is continuing to erode, so they're going to do an assessment this morning. we'll find out when they expect to be able to do repairs. it's indefinitely closed until they can do the assessment and that work. back to you. >>> breaking news in the south bay this morning, one person was shot and killed inside an apartment complex in santa clara overnight. >> "today in the bay"'s bob redell joins us live from the scene this morning. bob, what else have you learned? >> reporter: well, a man and a woman just left the scene. the woman was crying, the man was comforting her as they just got the news about what happened here. we're at an apartment complex at poinciana drive just off the lawrence expressway in santa clara, where around 2:25 this morning we know someon

yesterday morning over here, we had niles canyon road. that was traffic controlled through the morning, but yesterday evening at 5:00 they completely closed the roadway. you'll use mission boulevard and 680. that's your typical workaround when they do construction. it's closed indefinitely. here is why. look at this video from yesterday evening. the creek has swelled up and eroded below the roadway, causing that roadway to drop out. so you have one lane that's impacted, of course. the second lane, they stopped it yesterday during the dark. they're not doing work overnight for safety's sake. they're going to reassess and see how much damage there is to repair and get a strategy. we should get an update this morning after 9:00 when they can assess the situation. the creek is going to get more water as the rain comes in. >> we'll keep tabs on that. >>> breaking news we're following, a large police investigation is unfolding in santa clara. >> this is happening at an apartment complex near poinciana drive and white oak lane. "today in the bay

westbound 84 through niles canyon. >> and the "today" show is moments away. our live local weather coverage continues on today in the bay. the we're on roku or other streaming platforms. also scott has more on the new accusations against the kremlin this morning. join us for our 7:00 a.m. newscast next. >> all right. we'll see you over there. until then, that does it for us here on nbc "today in the bay." have millions of people impacted by severe weather on both coasts. >> and there is more to come it's february 19th this is "today". >>> powerful storms. >> whoa!

drivers who use niles canyon road between snow-free month. have to find a new route because the storm call the roll to split apart. and waymo will not be expanding into the south bay after state regulators suspended the company's request despite approval from the dmz. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news >> well, that tuesday morning to people living with his bright and early for the kron. 4 morning news taste, february 20th, i'm reyna harvey. >> all right. top stories this morning. the storm persist. not sure how much longer, john. i'm hanging there. just you know, it feels like that, right? we've had quite a lot of storms these past few weeks. today is going to be another wet one for a lot of areas. but we're bringing the intensity down a little bit. >> your risk of severe weather is definitely light. and as compared to where we were yesterday and looking outside this morning doesn't look so bad at the moment. the radars looking fairly dry as of right now that we are seeing radar elsewhere, though,

then they decided after 5 o'clock, let's shut down both directions of niles canyon road. and that is a big deal because thousands of people use this as a shortcut between fremont and 6 ad, especially if there's an accident on 6 ad. and right now that is not going to be available to you. e only thing that's happening here are you turns. >> back to you. all right. thanks a lot. okay. well, take a look at your screens because these are the other highways that are closed today because of the storms summer due to flooding. others are because part of the road has slipped away. there's some mudslide activity to that has debris scattered across the road. so give yourself extra time to matter where you're going. >> you're going to need it. also happening today, half of the pacifica pier is partially reopening after it had to shut down over the weekend because of these storms. it had been closed since december storms and big swells damaged it. part of it reopened last wednesday only to have to close it down in advance of the storms this weekend. we still don't know when that pier w

rivers here, tiger and frat, so, thank you, the nile is not there , matvey, i answered yes, becausetory of the ancient world, fifth grade, and the country, region, or rather mesopotamia is located near two rivers, the nile and euphrates, i was mistaken, what happened ? dmitry is worried, what do you say? i answered no, because mesopotamia is a historical region that is located in the valley of two rivers, the tigris and the euphrates. you see, we already have a conflict, matvey is sure that this is the nile and euphrates, dmitry claims that this is the tigris and euphrates, and george, well, clarify, well shed some light, i ask you, but mesopotamia or interfluve is a historical region that was located between two rivers, the tigris and the euphrates, are you sure of this, right? pay attention to the screen, we can make sure that the answer is correct: here we have the euphrates, here we have the tigris, and the nile, with which we tried to confuse you, here it is at the very bottom of the map, you see, a huge distance, the correct answer to our question is no . fourth question: is i

the weekend storm hit one road hard in parts of niles canyon, where part of the canyon slid into the creek. caltrans is working on repairs, and deciding if the thoroughfare can be open at all tomorrow. ian cole has the very latest.>> reporter: niles canyon road was closed to traffic as the crew works to assess the damage. it is unclear how long it will impact traffic, as most people go back to work tomorrow. up close you can see where the asphalt broke off, and the dirt underneath eroded. chunks of the road collapsed into the alameda creek below around 5:00 am. niles canyon has a rural field used by more than 14,000 drivers per day.>> this is one of the main highways that connects pleasanton to fremont. >> reporter: driver stopped on either side of the road and were allowed to go through one way at a time. one resident blames all of the debris from last year's storms diverting the water toward the road. there are all kinds of issues in the state. when it is in your county, you would want somebody to do something. it has been like this for over a year. >> the road washed away as a res

now matvey is sure that these are the nile and euphrates.t this is the tiger iefrag. georgy, please clarify, shed some light, please. and, mesopotamia or interfluve is a historical region that was located between two rivers - the tigris and euphrates. are you sure about this? yes. pay attention to the screen, we can see that the answer is simple. here we have the euphrates, here we have the tigris, and the nile, with which we tried to confuse you, here it is at the very bottom of the map. agree, a huge distance. the correct answer to our question. no. fourth question. is it true that mikhail lermontov's poem two giants is dedicated to the patriotic war of 1812 of the year. time. fedor, what do you think? i answered yes, because lermont, in principle , wrote a lot about the patriotic war of 1812 and two giants, perhaps the french empire and the russian empire. and if we still try to personalize them in people, the french empire in one person and napoleon ikutuzov. yes, so, the correct answer is: yes, if we are talking about our question, and

. >> shut down a portion of niles canyon road just washed out under the weight of the heavy rain. yeah. part of the road now lies at the edge of the creek there. kron 4 ella sogomonian has more. >> the rain makes for beautiful rolling green hills on the drive between signal in fremont, but it's also pummeled highway 84, so much so the depart of niles canyon road cracked apart and now lives at a bank of alameda creek on monday afternoon. the water below russia's more like a river. caltrans crews making the call to shut down canyon road for the night until they can return tuesday morning to reassess up until 5 o'clock pdrivers were still able to ge through via one-way traffic control. we do go back and forth is our way to play for live report about. so yeah, we go there often. >> it's not going to add a lot of time to your travels. yeah. yeah. >> 2030, minutes. we got to go along work do chp says a long-term plan is still being worked out. >> drivers will have to reroute using highway 6.80, for the time being people who rely on this stretch of niles canyon road said it will double t

and i think this did help out the crews on niles canyon road. it's open back up to one-way traffic between mission boulevard and getting around 84 to sunol and pleasanton. crews were able to get the rocks under control and also clear some vegetation that was blocking some of the signs. so just drive with caution as they work through there. we still have this closure in saratoga, highway 9, between sanborn road. we did have mudslide issues. there is no update of when they're going to reopen. otherwise, the rest of the bay area is still looking friday light. we'll be back with another check of traffic in a little bit. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> just in, the u.s. imposing 500 new sanctions on russia, this comes a week after the death of prisoner alexi nav al knee. all sanctions will be rolled out by the treasury and state departments. tomorrow marks two years since the war in ukraine started. >>> making it in the bay, making it a little easier for renters with pets. a san francisco assembly member introduced a bill which would bar lan

it happened along niles canyon road, a popular route for a lot of commuters. pete joins us along niles canyon road with the latest. >> we're standing here on that porch, as you mentioned, between sano and fremont, that will impact thousands of drivers during the morning commute, and this is that chunk of road we are talking about that slid into the alameda creek, as a result of storm damage. as of this hour, it is unclear when the road will be reopened. >> reporter: matisse lives in downtown miles and is already dealing with issues of niles canyon road being closed due to a portion of the road sliding into the alameda creek. >> if you have this nice canyon road open, that would have saved me the let's to get home. >> reporter: unfortunately, the more than 14,000 drivers who depend on that road, unger drive times could be the norm for the next few days. the weekend storm, damaging a portion of the canyon between old canyon and main street. the road remaining open today for one-way traffic came to a complete closure at 5:00 p.m. ongoing storm activity tonight me

hills drive between signal in fremont, but it's also pummeled highway 84, so much so that a part of niles canyon road cracked apart and now lies at the bank of alameda creek. >> on monday afternoon, the water below russia's more like a river. caltrans crews making the call to shut down nose canyon road for the night until they can return tuesday morning to reassess up until 5 o'clock drivers were still able to get through one-way traffic control. >> can you do it right? this something out. >> chp says a long-term plan is still being worked out. drivers will have to reroute using highway 6 ad for the time being people who rely on this stretch of niles canyon road said it will double their commute time until it's fixed. >> like the only way i the other ways, the south 6 5 e so it's pretty much going to double my commute time. pretty much so. >> excited for that reporting. insta. no one else to come only kron. 4 news. >> the storm impacts are also being felt across lake and napa counties. this tree and various branches on highway. 29 at tucker road temporarily blocked southbound traffic, but

our aerial view shows part of niles canyon road west of sonoma broke off into the alameda creek . this all happened almost exactly 24 hours ago, just after 5 a.m. yesterday, caltrans is calling this a slip out from a mudslide in the area. they say it's a consequence of heavy rain affecting the roadways is when the roadway gets eroded, the ground underneath it kind of washes out. >> then the pavement slips down right? or becomes unnavigable. so we can't have people driving on it. so that's what's going on out there right now. and we're going to need to make a repair before we can open the road all the way back up. >> crews still had one lane of this highway open doing one way traffic controls up until about 5:00 last night. that's when chp shut down both directions of the road indefinitely. caltrans crews are expected to be back here on site sometime this morning so that they they can assess the highway and figure out if and when it's safe to go back to one way traffic controls . but for now, there is still no estimated time of fully reopening this road. live in sonoma lena howland

drivers who use niles canyon road in alameda county are going to find another way around. the storm has watched part of it away. we're live there as well. and with just 2 weeks until the primary election, a new exclusive poll shows who is in the lead for california's open senate seat in washington. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news >> morning and thanks for joining us. trying to recover from the storm, but still it's still lingering. i'm sorry. and i'm james. yeah. more rain still on tap for today. just hopefully not as windy with john in the weather center to start the hour. hey john. yeah, definitely not as windy today. high surf advisory also having expired. so we're definitely looking calmer today, but rainfall and thunderstorms are still a part of the picture looking out there right ton san jose. we are seeing a lot of clouds overhead. pretty familiar looking. we looked a lot like this yesterday and so did radar. we're seeing a lot of that rainfall that's sitting offshore really eyeing the north bay in particular, but will

remember niles canyon road is closed. still between 680 and mission boulevard. that's putting more pressure on 680. if you leave dublin or pleasanton or san ramon, you head down to san jose. well, that's 680. drive hasn't been the best the last few days. i think a lot of it is due to the confusion and remember, it's foggy out there. it may not be foggy on the street where you live, but it's foggy in other places. so give yourself extra time. 801 let's go back to the desk that developing story you've been following for you all morning long? >> that massive cell phone outage affecting tens of thousands of people across the country and bay area. but there is some positive news to talk about here, folks starting to get their service back. but slowly. ktvu bailey o'carroll live in san francisco this morning with what she's learned. bailey, tell us, andre. >> good morning. well, i can tell you from personal experience, i woke up at 2 a.m. this morning with no cell signal, 3 a.m. when i left my house, still dark and early this morning. still no service. it wasn't until

highway 84, also known as niles canyon road, will be closed in. definitely.seven news reporter lena howland is live in sunol and lena caltrans crews are set to get back there this morning to really assess the damage. >> right, amanda? that's right. caltrans crews are expected to be out here sometime later this morning to assess the damage. now chp has had this highway shut down in both directions for 12 hours. now, as you can see behind me here. and we have learned that they are saying to expect this closure to last for at least the next few days while caltrans can come up with a plan for repairs and this is the reason why take a look at this. an aerial view shows a portion of niles canyon road cracked and slipping into the alameda creek on monday morning. this all happened a little more than 24 hours ago, right around 5 a.m. yesterday. caltrans is calling this a slip out from a mudslide in the area. they say it's a consequence of heavy rain affecting the roadways. >> this is a slide that's happened and we're doing one way traffic control in an area that's th

niles canyon road remains closed. 880 is very slow and so is 680. believe that some of it has to do with people not taking niles canyon, but the other part has to do with some crashes in hayward that have been cleared that crash in san mateo was finally cleared, but now it looks like it may have been replaced with another one northbound 101 at 92. so that whole area is slow. if you are trying to take the peninsula, i would use 280 instead of 101 at this time. 849 let's talk about today's weather. here's steve. >> all right, sal, thank you sir. well, we're not done yet with rain. i mean, there are some sun breaks, but already now we're starting to see some some build ups here. a little bit of activity moving onshore or just to the west here. but it's been kind of flirting. i think we'll see a little bit more activity today. tomorrow looks much quieter and especially as we as we head into the weekend here. and i did it again. i'll just do this right here. so you got to click on that to image in order to for you to see it. small detail. uh, that system

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niles canyon road in alameda county remains closed because there's road damage. kron 4 s charles clifford is live for us now in snow with what we need to know. thanks for joining us. >> well, good afternoon. i'm standing along niles canyon road here about a mile from sun or 4 miles from fremont off to the west. this route remains closed. do at this point do not know when it will reopen. let's going take a look at some video here. a little closer look at the damage now. this all started yesterday morning when they discovered, but a pretty good section of the eastbound lanes of niles canyon road had fallen into nearby alameda creek, caltrans highway patrol kept one lane here open up for most of yesterday. but 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon, they closed it down completely. it's remain that way since a little earlier, there were some engineers from caltrans here looking at the damage, presumably trying to figure out, you know, how they would fix this. but so far today, we've not seen any effort to repair the roadway. what they're doing right now is putting some barrie

niles canyon road in alameda county remains closed because there's road damage. >> kron trust. clifford is live for us there in snow with what drivers need to know. thanks for joining us. >> well, good afternoon. i am standing along niles canyon road, which we just learned from caltrans a few minutes ago will remain closed until further notice. and that is because of damage to the roadway. about a mile to the west of seminole. it's going take a look at some video now on monday morning as a result of the weekend storms a section of the eastbound lanes of niles canyon broke free and fell into alameda creek, which is runs right parallel to the roadway. and a caltrans was able to keep the road open monday until 05:00pm. then they closed the road completely this morning. there are engineers out here taking a look at the damage, probably trying to come up with some way to fix it. and then as we moved into the afternoon, they basically move the barriers around the damage. and now they're saying this roadway is going to be closed until further notice. the probably waiting for the weath

. >> we want to remind everybody that niles canyon will continue to be closed until at least friday. so this was because of that storm damage. you can continue if you're making your way from pleasanton, you can continue on 680 and then connect to mission boulevard there along 238, if that is your plans. now, this will be until at least friday, once again, and notice that there are shades of yellow on your screen. we are continuing to deal with heavy fog, as kari was pointing out, around dublin and the tri-valley. parts of el cerrito into concord and parts of the north bay as well. there are for flooding issues. >>> a disturbing moment during last night's walnut creek city council meeting is sparking outrage. a speaker launched into an anti-semitic rant against the only jewish member of the city council. "today in the bay"'s bob redell is joining us live from outside of city hall this morning. this isn't the first time something like this has happened. >> reporter: unfortunately, you're correct. good morning to you, marcus. you might recall last year there were anti-semitic rants dire

and drivers who use niles canyon road in alameda county will have to find a new route because storm as cars that drove this live apart. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 6. >> good morning. let's make it through another day shower. dry ice for joining us. some very and i'm james boy. the rain came down yesterday and overnight for sure. experience you do what? oh, man. it downpour. maybe had netflix on and it might even coming through. it's getting a little too think maybe we are looking at the forecast today. >> that will continue to bring spotty showers out there. and that is the way it's going to be today for the north bay. our heaviest chance of strong thunderstorms. >> although activity is generally a little lighter than yesterday. so you can look for to that little less severe potential. your view outside right now from the east bay hills, looking pretty quiet at the moment. thankful for that, especially because a lot of us in the east bay yesterday did see some thunderstorm activity radar showing you right now that we do have energ

. >>> in alameda county, caltrans will keep the damaged niles canyon road closed.stretch runs between fremont in seminole. crews are repairing part of that highway there that collapsed monday morning. that's when a huge chunk of the road slid into the nearby creek. you see it here. caltrans said it happened after the ground underneath gave way during our recent storms. on friday, crews will assess the highway and decide whether if it is safe to reopen it to at least one way traffic. >> the ground is saturated in so many places, so the question is how much rain will we get, what time tomorrow? it's check in with meteorologist jeff ranieri. we're getting so much saturation in the ground, like what we saw in niles canyon. >> tomorrow looks to taper down a little more, and it will be a spotty rain coming in. with this storm system moving over today, when we got hit with the rain and hard in san francisco, that would have caused flooding no matter how clean those dreams were in any city across the united states. it was just coming down so extremely hard here from about

there is a will basically one-way traffic restriction on niles canyon road, just east of palomarez road in snow. you can see some of the shoulders washed away. these are photos shared to us from caltrans showing the damage this morning. caltrans says you can check on their website right now for live traffic condition. updates as they work to repair that stretch of roadway. and those aren't the only road problems we have, of course, because there's been some flooding. >> left from the weekend storm. and again, we still got rain and wind today. lots to deal with specially people up in windsor. they're waking up to some flooding as well. and that's where kron four's will. tran is for us this morning. >> unprecedented access given to us by the chp. this road is shut down for the public safety, but they wanted us to show you just how dangerous the situation is. i mean, windsor and this is off of mark west station road. and there is a flood advisory that will go on until 4 o'clock this afternoon. but clearly the damage already done this about maybe 6 to 7 inches in the deepest part of this ro

caltrans is now saying that niles canyon road will remain shut down until further notice. >> kron 4 s charles clifford has the details. >> well, right now i'm standing along niles canyon road between seminole and fremont. this route remains shut down because of damage to the roadway. now, this all started on monday morning when a section of the eastbound lanes collapsed into nearby alameda creek, caltrans, the highway patrol did keep one lane open here along niles canyon throughout the day on monday. but they closed the roadway completely around 5 o'clock in the afternoon on monday. on tuesday morning crews are out here again. engineers were inspecting the damage, presumably trying to think up how they would fix this problem. unfortunately, we haven't seen any repair work occurring here on tuesday afternoon. what they've been doing is placing barriers around the damage to possibly reopen one lane at some point. but we don't know when or if that will happen. the california highway patrol has said the drivers should expect that niles canyon road will remain closed for at least a few mor

bana was born on the 14th of october 1906 in mahmudiyah, a rural nile delta town about an hour's drive from alexandria in egypt. his father, ahmed abd al rahman albana alsati was a shake and mosk teacher and had a massive influence on shaping the spiritual beliefs of his young son who took great interest in studying islam from his youth. mana also began to be drawn into the growing nationalist political currents that were widespread at the time as egyptian society fought to throw off the yoke of colonialist control and subjugation that had egypt and much of the muslim world in its grips. at the tender age of 17, he moved to cairo to continue his islamic studies at the darul ulum seminary, and it was whilst there that he learned the abolition of the ottoman calipats, development. that deeply moved him. combined with the ever encroaching menas of british cultural colonialism, bana began to see a spiritual sickness in egyptian society and began to publicly preach and call to islam in the cafes and streets. then in 1928, along with disgruntled workers from the suis canal company, bana esta

niles canyon road, part of highway 84 west of sunol, is closed now due to a slide along alameda creek. traffic was reduced to one lane for much of the day, but was closed to all traffic a few hours ago. at five this afternoon, caltrans says it wants the storm to move through the area so it can fully evaluate the damage before allowing the estimated 15,000 daily drivers to use the road again. >> if it's okay, we'll get it back open in the one way direction, and then we're going to have to assess what we need to do in order to rebuild that section. >> the chp announced tonight that drivers should expect niles canyon road in that area to be closed for a few days, as caltrans evaluates the road's condition. okay, for more insight on what may have led to that portion of 84 to give way earlier today on the four, we spoke with laura sullivan green. she's a professor of civil and environmental engineering at san jose state. >> rain is ultimately what is causing some of these failures. and it's it is important to know the amount of water and that will influence any failures that occur. but it'

plus, crews inspected niles canyon road in the east bay today. we've got the latest on when chp says it may reopen. you want to see who we are as americans? i'm peter dixon and in kenya... we built a hospital that provides maternal care. as a marine... we fought against the taliban and their crimes against women. and in hillary clinton's state department... we took on gender-based violence in the congo. now extremists are banning abortion and contraception right here at home. so, i'm running for congress to help stop them. for your family... and mine. i approved this message because this is who we are. >> a portion of niles canyon road in alameda county is expected to be closed until at least friday after a part of the roadway collapsed yesterday. the highway is closed between old canyon road and main street. engineers spent the day inspecting that damage. the main detours are to take 6.80, to the south at 5.80, to the north. >> in the south bay highway 9 through saratoga is expected to remain closed until tomorrow night. a mudslide brought down

. project is a project that's just not limited to palestine, by their own admission, it's from the nile to the euphretes, every single one of the arabs has to see it as an existential issue because the idea is that they want to expand this beyond and expansionist, so if i can just quote one of shahit hassanna's quotes regarding palestine, um, he says in 1939, the blood that stained the land of palestine, the thousands of marters who sacrificed their lives for the sake of the highest islamic ideal, and the alaqsa mosk, the sanctity of which was violated. all of these call upon you, oh muslim brother and sister, sacrifice for the sake of god, the soul and money he gave you, so that you may be worthy of the name of islam. essentially, so this is no difference calling today, what the islamic republic is calling for, what other movements calling for, and how relevant it is today in 2024, that we see the exact same or even worse oppression happening, and muslims should be responding at to this call, sister bato, thank you again so much as always for joining us and dr. mohammed as well uh, and

bana was born on the 14th of october 1906 in mahmudiyah a rural nile delta town about an hour's drive from alexandrian in egypt. his father, ahmed abd al rahman albana alsathi was a sheik and mosk teacher and had a massive influence on shaping the spiritual beliefs of his young son who took great interest in studying islam from his youth. bana also began. to be drawn into the growing nationalist political currents that were widespread at the time as egyptian society fough to throw off the yoke of colonialist control and subjugation that had egypt and much of the muslim world in its grips. at the tender age of 17, he moved to cairo to continue his islamic studies at the darul ulum seminary, and it was whilst there that he learned the abolition of the ottoman califat, development. that deeply moved him, combined with the ever encroaching menas of british cultural colonialism, bana began to see a spiritual sickness in egyptian society and began to publicly preach and call to islam in the cafes and streets. then in 1928, along with disgruntled workers from the suis canal company, bana est

state route 84, niles canyon road, just west of sunol. that's after a piece of the roadway fell away in what's called a slip out. abc seven news reporter luz pena. is there and joins us live. louis, this is a pretty good chunk of road we're talking about. >> massive. the road caved in and a chunk of that road ended up in the alameda creek. that happened around 5 a.m. and caltrans crews says they're going to begin those repairs tomorrow morning. this is the latest aftermath of the storm in the east bay. parts of niles canyon road west of sunol broke off into the alameda creek. >> there's a slide that's happened, and we're doing one way traffic control in an area that's that's about from pleasanton road on highway 84 to washington boulevard. so that's sort of the area that's that's affected. we're seeing this type of thing around the bay area. this is a this is a slide at this location. >> the slip off caltrans said, is a consequence of heavy rain affecting the roadways when the roadway gets eroded, the ground underneath it kind of washes o

this is niles canyon. a lot of people use that for the morning commute.t will be lightly traveled and with the closure in place, you don't have the option. so stick with 680 to avoid the issues. traffic elsewhere, we have a bit going on. there are road closures in north bay if you are taking parts of highway 12, broadway both directions around 121, closures there. both directions from eighth street to 121. it is something to think about. golden gate bridge looks quiet but as the rain starts to settle in, slick surfaces and windy conditions are in effect. two hands on the steering wheel morning especially if in the larger more high profile vehicles. >>> after michael j fox made a surprise appearance at the bafta. he announced oppenheimer as best picture. it was bigger of the night taking home seven awards including best film, best director for christopher noel an and aching awards for murphy and ron earth downy, jr. >>> a special event today in honor of black history month, a celebration of african american history and the arts. there will be a pop up book

i also want to talk about niles canyon road over just west of sonoma.p office out of dublin tweeting out this photo showing at least six feet of the roadway just totally washed off here. broken apart from the rainstorms over the weekend, they say that the eastbound side is what's really affected. the westbound side is okay, but what they're going to have to do is either change it to one lane in each direction, or just use one lane of traffic for both directions. that's when you see the guys out with the stop sign or the slow signs, letting one traffic way of traffic to flow through, and then after a couple of minutes, letting the other flow of traffic to go through. so once we get some more updates on what caltrans expects to do with this area, of course we will let you know and we'll take you real quickly over to the south bay, just showing you the maps all over. we're not really seeing too many activity on the roadways because today is technically a holiday, so that silicon valley commute is probably really light today. so you're not seeing too much t

and drivers who use niles canyon road in alameda county will have to find another way. the storm that we saw yesterday caused the road to split apart. >> from the bay local news station, you're watching you for more here we go again, not as bad as yesterday, but we do have another strong. good morning. i'm daria and i'm james. yeah, a few showers still out there. >> we're going to see it through most of the day. we just hope that maybe instead of an 11 on the dial, jon wilkin to crank it down to what do you think? from an 11, i think it's appropriate for yesterday to yeah. maybe a 67 today. it depends on if you're in the north bay, we'll still have some stronger storms up there. but at this time yesterday, mount tam had 50 to 60 miles per hour. wind gusts today. those gusts are way calmer, which is great for trees, should see less down trees today, obviously still wet, still cloudy and lot of rain and thunderstorm activity offshore that had made its way on up into the north bay sonoma, napa marin, as well mendocino and lake counties have really been seeing heavy rainfal

first to the east bay where part of highway 84 is down to one lane in niles canyon after part of the road collapsed into a creek below, and it could be weeks before the road completely reopens. here's nbc bay area's kris sanchez at the scene. >> reporter: traffic is flowing just in one direction at this point on niles canyon road with that washout spot you see over my shoulder. i want to show you what it looks like closer up. you can see chunks of six feet of roadway that fell off the hillside, now submerged in alameda creek below. the water levels aren't particularly high right now, but the water is moving swiftly, and it's not moving through the middle of the creek but up against the riverbank. the washout was reported before 5:00 this morning, about two hours before sunrise, so it is a miracle that no driver came upon it in the dark. caltrans now has one lane shut down, drivers caught up in the backup weren't surprised it happened, only that it happens do fast. >> we were just going to dublin to visit family, and then driving through, going to the dublin was fine, and then coming

and another one i want to remind you of is the closure on niles canyon, because of that debris flow inton and around the bank. so you have that closure. you continue onto 680 and you can make your way further into fremont. we'll keep talking about the road, the traffic and the impacts from the fog and slick roadways. back to you. >>> 5:02 right now. a disturbing moment during last night's walnut creek city council meeting is sparking outrage. a speaker launched into an anti-semitic rant against the only jewish member of the city council. >> "today in the bay"'s bob redell is joining us live from outside city hall. this is not the first time something like this has happened. >> reporter: unfortunately, you're correct, and, no, it is not the first time there were anti-semitic rants against the walnut creek city council last year, but happened via zoom, virtually, so the council ended virtual public comment as a result of past october. what happened last night was in person in the city council chambers behind me, walnut creek city hall. we spoke exclusively with walnut creek city council me

these remains were drawn out of the mazda liam and thrown away into the nile. um, odds had was brought to england as a trophy to however, the victory of the modest revolt became the 1st successful action of the peoples of africa against the colonial impression. and remained at dark stain on the reputation of the british empire. the welcome back. across the top, were all things are considered on peter isabel to remind you we're discussing palestine the okay, let's go back to steven steven is my viewers though. i by training, i'm a historian and academic historian, and i'm acutely aware of historical facts when i see monuments, when i traveled the different cities, i'm very happy that i understand the historical contacts and why people remember these people, these individuals in history. but we're in a historical moment right now, and we are all witnesses to history. we're all witnesses to what's happening or what's happening now and could potentially happen to the city of rafa. with 1100000 more people, more than 1100000 people crowded and being pushed into the

. >> emergency work underway along niles canyon road, which is now closed for at least the next few days. the heavy rains have caused serious damage to a stretch of that highway. ktvu tom vacar shows us now the work that is facing caltrans crews. >> tis the season for potholes, but worse, it's also the season for the collapse of roads into creeks. well let the storm go through and then in the morning, our engineers and maintenance team will take a look at the condition of the road. >> if it's okay, we'll get it back open in the one way direction, and then we're going to have to assess what we need to do in order to rebuild that section. when the retaining wall collapsed, probably due to the rushing water, the land collapsed and then the highway went with the land. >> now, as long as water keeps falling on this area, it is simply not going to get any better. and at least one lane, if not all the lanes will be closed until it's repaired. that becomes a problem for the 15,000 automobiles that use this road each day as well as for the other roads, they'll have to switch to, which will make t

the colonial expansion of the british empire in the nile valley in greece, the british decided to get complete control over sudan. however, the deeply religious people of that country did not want to obey 4 laws. the unceremonious intervention of british officials lives of people's discontent. it's spokesmen was the theologians mohammed of thought. the drug blamed himself the mahdi the design. he began to gather an army against the invaders. by 1884, most of the sudanese cities were in the hands of the modern great britain decided to intervene directly. but the troops of ahmad gave the invaders at drubbing in $1885.00. the rebels. the capital car to the feet of britain was totaled only by the very end of the 19th century. after the death of ahmad, the british were able to regain their control of sudan. unable to defeat the living body, the british took revenge on the dead one. these remains were drawn out of the mazda liam, and thrown away into the nile. odds had was brought to england as a trophy. however, the victory of the modest revolt became the 1st successful action of the peopl

the crew is still on 84 through niles. you can access the area that was washed out last week but it's one-way traffic control. expect delays. we're going to move you toward one roadside fire, a building fire along 380 and el camino. those are major roadways not impacted by fire activity. we're tracking that. it looks like it's a shopping center area. we'll track it and let you know if there's any signature impact to people or definitely to the roadways as well on the traffic meter here. into the city, second night in a row, we have madonna concert at chase center, so there will be crowds. the concert is at 8:30 and shouldn't overlap with the evening commute. this is during the day, the morning commute already starting to show slowing southbound vasco, but northbound is starting at 9:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m., they're still doing road work from the last couple of days, they should be cleared by 3:00 p.m. and that shouldn't interfere with the afternoon or evening commute. a clear drive for the morning commute. there's a backup

have these type of slip outs that require repair before we can put traffic back on the freeway. >> niles canyon road was closed in both directions from old canyon road in fremont to main street in sunol, starting on monday night. shock in some morning commuters. >> normally i catch the train, but i missed the train so i would go this way to catch up. >> now you're not catching up now. >> i'm not catching up. it wasn't on the radio. i didn't hear about it, i didn't. there was no alert that anything. so now i got to turn around and try to get to 237. >> others weren't surprised. the storms did so much damage. >> no, because i got on my phone that there was like a flash floods and stuff like that. about 15,000 vehicles use this road each day, so it's going to it's going to make it a little hectic. going to be a little bit. yeah. uh huh, i would guess so. yeah >> all the rain that we've had adding to the alameda creek here, causing this rushing water that caused the landslide, now requiring much needed repairs here. caltrans workers are trying to figure out how to repair it and how long that