Going to have the area around 98th avenue, las vegas, that area is going to be closed down forsome time as we continue our investigation. [ inaudible question ] laura, i can tell you we were out here. We were on the perimeter trying to keep some of our citizens from driving through the area. We heard multiple multiple rounds, multiple gunshot rounds fired from the suspect. Thats what was making it challenging to communicate with the media and the community. I want to thank the chp for assisting us. We were able via telephone to communicate with chp to push the message out. I want to thank the Radio Station that put it out over the air waves who received traveling in the immediate area, 580, golf links, 98th avenue. So i want to thank chp and i want to thank the media, channel 7. They provided us with some photos of the suspect. We immediately forwarded those to our responding officers. Some are from the s. W. A. T. Team, our entry team that were able to respond with our armored vehicle
Houses all day long. As strong winds blew into the south bay, tree cutters were kept busy. Weve seen a lot of trees fall. Reporter this palm tree on 11th ripped into a house. It was hollowed out by bees before the storm hit. You know that, tree has had bees inside. So you can see the beehive. It rotted out. Its been weak for years and the wind was just so strong today it, gave out. Reporter while people and pets were spared injury here, this tree a few blocks away took down power lines, pg e taped off access to the house. Just a loud noise. Just a loud noise. But a lot of strong wind and then of course, you know, we could hear the trees just blowing in the wind. Reporter all right. The good news is, no reported injuries from the downed trees here in san jose thus far. However, tree cutters and pg e crews tell us they will likely be busy into the evening. Scott budman, nbc bay area news. Thank you. How about this one, not just a giant tree but a large chunk of the sidewalk, as well. Thi
The good news is the rainfall is beginning to break up a little bit here to the south. So well probably have about three more hours left of the wet weather and things try to taper off. Where it is the worst right now is down in southern california. We have storm ranger located there. Flooding and mud slides are possible. Well have more updates throughout the show. My next update at 6 10 tonight. Now that messy commute in san jose, major traffic issue on 880 this morning when power lines fell on the southbound lanes and a massive tree blocked all the northbound lines. Crews removed the power lines and then the big tree. All lanes didnt reopen till 4 00 this afternoon. Trees in the community for many people right in their front yard. This palm tree in san jose. Blame it on the rain, wind and bees. Nbc bay areas scott budman is near downtown san jose for us. Were seeing this across the region. Reporter yeah, and you said it, raj and jessica. You talked about a lot of the wind and a lot of
Hazards for neighbors. But forcing travel delays as well. Lets check in with kron4s chief meteorologist brittney shipp. Brittney how long will it stick around . Synopsis. Showers and strong gusty winds being to taper off this afternoon. A few lingering showers into saturday morning. Additional storm systems will result in widespread rainfall and increased winds from sunday night into monday and again tuesday night into wednesday. Cooler and drier weather conditions then develop late next week. Discussion. As of 1 53 pm pst friday. Surface observations indicate that wind speeds are starting to lessen somewhat, although a few Airport Locations are still gusting in the 2535 mph range. Automated stations in Higher Elevations are reporting gusts in the 5060 mph range still, however, all of these wind speeds are expected to lessen within the next few hours. Radar also indicates that rainfall is less extensive across the region, although shower activity is expected to persist on and off throu
Of flights have been canceled as roads and runways flooded. More than 100,000 customers in Southern California are without power. And as andy rose reports, the storm is just getting started. The wet season isnt quite over yet for california. On friday, a storm slammed the state, stretching from san diego all the way to the northern border and into oregon. Trees toppled. Roads were flooded out and some neighborhoods prepared for the possibility of mudslides. More than twentyone Million People are under a flashflood watch or warning this weekend. Santa barbara, ventura and l. A. Counties could see up to six inches of rainfall in just six hours friday night before northern californians get soaked later in the weekend. While rain is a welcome sight for a state that is finally recovering from being under drought warnings for years, there is one place not looking forward to this storm. Oroville. Residents there were evacuated last weekend and recently come back after authorities found struct