. the storm is intensifying along the east coast. the worst of its kind in nearly a century. this is the most catastrophic event that we have faced and been able to plan for in any of our lifetimes. sandy could be historic seen here stretching up the atlantic from the international space station with crashing waves and flooding hours before the worst of the storm arrived. one early casualty, the hms bounty. the ship sank about 90 miles off cape haterras, north carolina. the coast guard rescued 14 crew members. meanwhile officials urged those on land, evacuate if you are at. stay home if you are not. conditions are deteriorating very rapidly and the window for you getting out safely is closing. we re heeding the warning and going, and i m hoping that i have a house when i come back. this was rush hour in new york city. a shut down transit system here. in washington and boston. kkt kkt state highways, closed, and obstacles on the campaign, trail. president obama lef
for a check of the weather. it was cool this morning cooler than yesterday. on-shore breeze blowing this morning. marine layer deeper. cool-down will continue for today. inland falling out of the 90s for most of us. look at what is happening outside. you see from storm tracker 2 no rain and patchy drizzle along the coastline. the big story is the cool-down for inland communities. it dropped from five to 15 degrees and we ll see numbers fall off for the afternoon. giving you a view of the low clouds and fog inside the bay stretching into the east bay and on shore breeze blowing through the delta. 23 miles per hour gusting to 30. so that robust breeze helping to bring in some of that cool pacific air through the delta and pacific valley. oakland 57. walnut creek 54. 45 outside your door. shifting over to the areas 55, upper 50s sfo into mountain view. outside your door in san francisco. here is the 24-hour temperature change. temperatures cooling off. little bit cooler out th
meanwhile, those clouds will continue to increase across the bay area. again 47 degrees in santa rosa going up to highs today pretty much in the 70s so much cooler day but the story is the winds. west winds 21 miles per hour at this hour in san francisco. 16 in san ramon. i think you get the feel for it. it s breezy. and with it, these temperatures what you re looking at right there, it s pretty spot on for this time of the year. it s going to feel cooler but we re at where we should be as far as our seasonal highs are concerned. we have more on your forecast coming up. but right now let s send it over to george rask. as we take a look at what s happening a little later this evening, the oakland a s and yankees are going to be playing. so that will mean a slow ride on 880. here s a look at some roadwork that s just wrapping up on interstate 680 northbound. this was at the 580 dublin interchange. that ramp re-opening now. but there may still be some residual delays for that
right now warning people to avoid the area as that intersection is closed. approximately 40 to 50 firefighters are there on the scene. we re being told that there is concern that this building could collapse and we will continue to follow this story and question briony developments both here as well as on social media on facebook and on twitter. south bay thousands poured into the shark tank for stanley cup playoff action even though the sharks were 2,000 miles away. we ll guilty to the highlights but first we go to the shark tank and deborah v. reporter: they held a previewing party tonight. the last time the sharks did this was 2003 when they last got this far. that time fewer than 4,000 people came. tonight it was more than double that. the lights dimmed to fire up the crowd never mind the players were almost 2,000 miles away. i actually woke up put my alarm on. reporter: tickets were free. 16,000 made available and gone within hours. this setting not as intense as a
of year. reporter: the one survivor philip sanchez told authorities when tossed out of the vessel he swam towards bodega rock and waited for help. we got him warmed up and to the hospital. reporter: no one aboard had on a life vest. this is where you need to have a life jacket on and you need to understand what kind of weather you re getting into and be extremely careful. reporter: one was pronounced dead after pulled out of the water. it was too late. none of them survived. the grave concern coming out of bodega bay, especially this is not protected water. water stem pure is very cold. no one goes to that island. that island took eight people a decade ago. they never found a body. reporter: the u.s. coast guard tells me this was a challenging rescue. multiple agencies stepped in to help. now this is an on going investigation, but we re told neither drugs or alcohol played a role in the accident. reporting live in bodega bay. meantime an investigation is under w