tsunami evacuation roots, he says the earth quake that proceeds the tsunami will maybe the roads undrivable. that means walking to higher ground. the math is not encouraging. a tsunami is likely to hit within half an hour of an earthquake. the high ground from here in west port is a 50-minute walk. in case you were wondering, wallace says this tower would not survive a tsunami. there's more. a tsunami isn't like a wind generated wave, the kind you see at the beach. they're caused by the sea jerking upwards causing a massive wall of water. >> the wave is vines and vines of water that comes in. it will move and destroy everything, and the biggest part is, once it comes through and it starts receding, more than likely you're going to have two/three tlsh four wave and the second wave is going to take the debris that was created from the first wave and now that becomes a battering ram. so it starts banging into the walls and destroying more property, cars become battering rams, trees, everything becomes a battering ram >>> across the bay from west port, ocean shores. their option is? >> their et

. >> it would make the vehicle non-undrivable. that would save a life. >> reporter: there is a battalion chief in our area who standard. they are not cheap. one estimate to put them in ohio's 5200 off ramps is $27 million. in cleveland, derrick waller, news channel 5. >> you can stay up to date on this story with our app and turn into good morning cleveland tomorrow morning for more information. >>> hudson police have identified the two bodies found in a home on ravenna road. stephen bice and his 42-year- old wife kristi died from gunshot wounds. investigators and turned gun on himself.>>> dozens of mothers whose children were killed by police gathered in cleveland today. some came from as far away as new york and florida to support the mother of brandon jones. the group held a vigil or jones today. he was killed by cleveland police after breaking into a store one year ago. in the meantime, alisha kirkman's son, angelo miller was killed by police in 2007. today was the first time she returned to the site where her sunday. >> i was

. >> changes in the forecast undrivable let us know where that long awaited warm-up will finally get here more than 20 years later a bombshell update on the o.j. simpson case should learning more about the knife found on his cleveland property. >> a call center faces and emergency of its own. calls go on answer after a >> the truth about paying the dog online conspiracy theories now a baseball team explains it's quiet in pretty but is cold. you can see the temperature has been stable in that chilling physician for a a while. one thing that stands in the way and that is this is a clever it will be going by during the day tomorrow and behind that will see temperatures begin to moderate as though we get into the 60s and is it's going to be a good thing. right now we are at 26 degrees at cleveland hopkins airport. and as far as the radar goes it is quite here but look up stream and the next flipper is not quietly far away. you can clearly see it's going to drag a line of rain and snow showers through here during the day on saturday. days of warm and dry conditions. partly cloudy a crisp

know the group that put together this report wouldn't go as far as saying that these bridges are undrivable, but they do believe that repairs should be done sooner rather than later. the 680 bridge over monument road has its challenges. >> it's a whole bunch of up and down, up and down. >> reporter: a new report by the american road and builders association won't make drivers feel any better. it claims this bridge is structurally deficient, or in laymen's terms, in need of repair. for a full disclosure, the washington, d.c.-based firm that put together this report lob es on behalf of construction and design firms for more funding to build more infrastructure around the county. the report is based off of data from the federal highway transportation. >> usually it's the superstructure which is the part above the bridge, the deck, which is where cars are traveling across, or the sub instruction which is the part underneath and holding up the bridge. >> reporter: also on this list is the 880 bridge over whipple road. according to the report, the deck portion of both bridges have been classified

i'm not sure if it's undrivable and i think there's a branch actually inside the engine. >> firefighters say the wind likely caused the tree to come crashing down. >>> the warnings are out tonight about dangerous cliffs. stay away from steep unstable areas at ft. tungsten. hikers -- funston. hikers and dogs should not get any deeper than 2 feet from the edge. on 280 the drains were having trouble staying ahead of the downpours. >> these barriers put in place near one of the most flood prone areas of the city, 17th and folsom. >>> a hand full of sonoma county schools will be closed tomorrow, harmony elementary and sand creek charter school in occidental with guerneville school. >>> let's take a live look outside in san jose now. if you live here, you're wondering what are you talking about all this rain? it's been pretty dry all day, but you will get some rain tomorrow. >>> an update on a story we've followed for months, a plan to ship potentially toxic coal through oakland. tonight it is a step closer to reality. the plan, build a coal export terminal on city land. the state of utah want

now i'll be taking public transportation for a few days, maybe -- not sure if it's undriveable. i think there's a branch inside the engine. >> it was a mess. firefighters say powerful winds probably caused the tree to crash on to the street on to his car. nobody was injured. >> that is a good thing but this is something that we have to worry about when the rains go, the trees and flooding and -- >>> the bottom line is, we are oversaturated at this particular time. yesterday we saw over 4" of rain in the north bay within 24 hours coupled with over a foot of rain that fell in many locations in the past 10 days. we have another foot of rain expected in the highest elevations of the north bay by sunday into monday. good morning, everyone. those little specks of revved, that's where we have a flash flood watch in effect for the north bay rivers. lowland flooding anticipated, ponding on the roads, as well. in addition when you see that yellow area that's a flash flood watch in effect all weekend long. wherever you drive or walk, more than likely you will find some ponding on the roads

i'm not sure, maybe -- not sure if it's undriveable and i think there's a branch actually inside the engine. >> firefighters say the wind likely caused the tree to come crashing down. no one was hurt. >>> several sonoma county schools are playing it safe because of the flooding. school closures today include harmony elementary school, salmon creek charter school, guernevilleville school and monte rio union elementary school. >> some people are staying home interest work. >> that's right. the freeways are busy but not a lot of accidents coming and this morning we're seeing less traveled areas. we have one wreck right now in effect. it's westbound 92 just before the toll plaza. a couple of cars tangled up. there's at least one lane blocked as you work your way through there. so causing a bit of a backup off 880 over to the san mateo bridge. but once you get on the bridge, it's 18 minutes. you're seeing flashing lights where the accident s they have it over to the side of the road. 18 minutes 880 to 101 for your drive time. so you're still moving slightly slower than it was about maybe