Once again, the neighborhood of Felton Grove was hit by flash flood warnings, prompting evacuation orders Monday morning amid a second atmospheric river in less than a week.
well liked coworker. he was beloved liked, respected copy workers are in shock. a longtime employee was killed when part of the roof collapsed at this east oakland warehouse leased by the company. it happened at about 3 15 in the morning after heavy rainfall in the region. this view from sky fox shows the extent of the collapse in a corner of the warehouse on 85th avenue. pete spokeswoman mary o connell says the worker who died was sitting in his office at the time and died at the scene. he had been with the company for 17 years. he started his day the way he always did getting things ready for everyone else. and then he was gone. another worker, a woman suffered a broken nose is extraordinarily tragic. this gentleman came to work to do his honest day s work to feed his family battalion chief christopher foley says the victims were the only two inside when the roof collapsed. another 45 minutes and there would have been 70 workers in the building. starting therefore am shift.
over soon. so we re okay. and officials hope to have one lane ready for vehicular traffic sometime tomorrow, and that is if rain tonight overnight and into tomorrow does not cause more problems. we re live in. socal jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. we ll head back to you. alex and christina have to see you know how the upcoming storms complicate matters there, jesse. thank you. alright now we move now to some people in santa cruz in the city of felt in our storm coverage continues later this two hour we re going to talk with the director of the santa cruz county office of response, recovery and resilience. that person will join us live for an update on evacuations and resources for everyone who is dealing with all the storm damage. alright we stay in santa cruz county here. some people in the santa cruz county town of felton have been told to pack up and leave their homes nearby san lorenzo river rose to 20 ft over now. more than three ft above flood stage that prompted firefig
local response to the storms, according to the california office of emergency services. the emergency declaration would enable impacted communities to immediately access direct federal assistance. it would include generators, road clearance equipment, along with potential sheltering and mass care assistance. governor newsom has also declared a state of emergency for 34 counties. oh, yes, says the state is deploying every tool it has to protect communities from the storms. the governor declared a state of emergency as you know for 34 counties, allowing california to leverage the mutual aid system throughout california and move much needed critical resources throughout the state to those impacted counties that we no need our support quickly, and we ve prepositioned assets to them already. according to callaway s. 15 shelters are now open in nine counties more than 9400 people across the state under evacuation orders and more than 54,000 people are without electricity meteorolog
evacuations in the santa cruz mountains that i know affected so many people down there peninsula east bay starting a process of drying out a little bit. this is good news because we did have flooding conditions on some of our roads in these spots. so it s nice to see some of that energy transitioning out north bay. also much quieter than it was last night. temperatures are nice and mild. it s upper 40 s to low 50 s right now and winds have calmed down significantly from where they were last night when they were picking as high as 50 miles per hour. we re still technically under high wind advisories through 04:00pm today, but not near as windy as it was earlier. a little sunshine peeking through those clouds at sfo and we will be seeing a few more peeks of that. sunshine come the afternoon. heavy rain continues to move out of the area but off and on showers will continue and i ll time it out for you in future cast. still ahead, rain and john, thank you for that, wolf. i-80 eas