We will see you then. Jodi hernandez joins us live from livermore. A lot of people had to go looking for ac today. Reporter oh, they did, jessica. This Community Center here is serving as one of the cooling stations across the bay area. When it gets this hot, spending time outside can be dangerous right now, i feel dizzy. Reporter lilian ruiz is drinking lots of water and has kept a wet cloth on her head and spent most of the day at a livermore cooling station. Ridiculous. This is the most heat i have ever experienced. Reporter the temperature gage in livermore reads a whopping 109 and folks say they it feels like it. Increase of likelihood of spot fires or fire being resistant to being put out and extinguished. Reporter cooling centers like libraries are popular today. Crazy. Wait too hot to be outside. I am on my lunch break so i decided to come in here and do a little reading. Reporter back in livermore not just the little ones taking advantage of the downtown fountains to stay cool
Joining us im jess kwa aguirre. Raj mathai. This might be the middle point of the destruction in houston. The danger continues tonight. Here what we know. Bay area certain and rescue crews have now arrived in the flood zone. And more help on the way. What you see here another highly skilled team leaving from move et field. Tomorrow morning President Trump will arrive in texas to survey the damage and suffering first hand opinion the latest numbers now the police and fire officials fielded about 2000 calls for rescues since last night. Three people confirmed dead. But a number of people still unaccounted for. Among the missing a family of six which includes four children and their great grandparents which you see. The van swept away by flood waters. Ian cull begins our coverage. Ian so many tragedies so much misery but Amazing Stories of bravery. There are a lot of helpers in the place that desperately needs it. Flood waters rising. The storm far from over. National guardsmen including
Family, now missing, including six children. For shoulder. There been record numbers of calls for help. The hurricane turned Tropical Storm dumped 30 inches of rain on parts of houston on monday. It was bad. When you see it on the boat, im overwhelmed. Reporter fema says people will need to be evacuated. People leaving homes and possessions alive behind. Everything. Close. Everything. I dont have anything. It has been heartbreaking. By monday night in texas, 58 counties to cared disaster to areas. This in a monday that it was getting more than 1000 rescue calls per hour. First responders feeling the frustration, trying to reach so many people. I have two boats in the water right now. Were looking for for victims. The problem that we are having is that when they call 911, theyre giving us a physical street address, and we cannot see the street addresses. They were rescued from waste water on sunday after these photos were posted on twitter. In houston by a p. M. Monday. Shelter for 5000
Also in los gatos. Oakland, 75. And 78 degrees in san mateo. San francisco up to 70 in the Mission District and the north bay, napa, 90 degrees. Well talk more about these temperatures coming up. Mike is tracking down an issue on the peninsula. This is not in the chp log but theres something going on. We have crews just off the dumbarton bridge. Eastbound 84 getting over away from the peninsula and to the dumbarton bridge. A partial closure at university. Again, theres at least partial blockage. There may be a full closure. Were doublechecking with chp and palo alto police. So far the Speed Sensors arent showing a lot of activity but, again, that could be potentially important. Back to you. Thank you very much, mike. A story that continues to develop. President trump and the first lady will visit texas to survey and respond to harvey. The death toll at least at three but theres still dozens missing. Were showing you these pictures because that includes a family of six swept away in the
Days. And there is concerned that underneath the surface of the water are the bodies of people who did not make it out in time. It began as a hurricane, it is now a disaster in every sense of the word. More heavy rain is expected in houston and the gulf coast of texas over the next 24 hours. Some areas have already seen 30 inches of rain and another 10 to 20 inches is expected before the skies clear later this week. Texas authority say the eight people are feared dead from the storm and massive flooding. Crews of conductive at least 3000 rescues by boat and by air. Dozens of others are still stuck in their homes, waiting to be rescued. The Houston Convention center exceeded its 5000 person capacity tonight and is now a 7000 evacuees. Red cross spokesperson says there may not be enough caught for everyone. Thousands of additional evacuees are staying in smaller shelters, President Trump is planning to head to texas tomorrow. We have life Team Coverage tonight in the bay areas response t