North Bay

Stardate, 2018, Dateline, Northern California.

So this is a system we're already familiar with, seeing as we were just in the North Bay with SMART, but the Bay Area Rapid Transit System, or BART, is a broad-gauge Great Society metro that opened primarily, I believe, in the 1970s, and covers most of the Bay Area not really as a subway, but more like some sort of weird abomination of regional rail with subway-style vehicles.

Pointing in the direction of it being a regional rail, it has absolutely garbage late night and weekend service.

This is, in many instances, primarily a white people train through black people neighborhoods, and has a howl like you would not believe, even now when they supposedly quote-unquote fixed it.

ABC7 Eyewitness News reporter Suzanne Fon looks at potential problems on Bay Area bridges.

And we begin with Tara Campbell and the high tides in the North Bay.

Tara, what's the latest?

Yeah, Dan and Stephanie, as you can see behind me here, there is still some water left here.

It's very much been quickly receding over the last hour or two.

We were out in the midst of it all at its peak earlier today.

High tide water rushing in, once again flooding streets in the North Bay.

Cars making their way through for the third day in a row of flooding.

We're in the low 60s today, 62 for Pacifica and 63 and half Moon Bay.

It's much cloudier today as well, so we are going to be seeing those clouds in the city downtown, only reaching the mid 60s and the North Bay, mostly in the 60s today across the region.

We're seeing 63 for Bodega Bay, a couple degrees warmer in Napa, but not by much.

67 for the high this afternoon.

Along the peninsula, upper 60s in San Mateo, Redwood City at 70 degrees.

Downtown, we're in the mid 60s and out at the coast, low 60s for the Sunset District, mid 60s in Daly City and South San Francisco at 67 degrees for the high today.

The North Bay, seeing that cloud cover this afternoon, we're in the upper 60s from Santa Rosa to Napa, Sonoma at 67 and San Rafael at 68 degrees for the high.

The East Bay, upper 60s as well, 69 for Castro Valley, 67 in Oakland and Berkeley, 69 for Fremont.

This was in Corte Madera off Lucky Drive at Tamil Vista Boulevard and Pfeiffer Avenue.

Now some of the most severe flooding caused by high tides has been happening in the North Bay.

People have been using boats, see him there in kayaks or waiting to get through that water.

Sky 7 capturing images above Sausalito, a parking lot near the houseboats submerged a flower delivery van.

The Sunset District just a few degrees cooler in the low 60s at 62 for the high this afternoon.

The North Bay were in the 70s for the most part.

Upper 60s for Lakeport and Sonoma.

Low 70s for Petaluma and Nevada.

Low 70s in Redwood City.

Out at the coast, we're in the low 60s for the Sunset District.

Downtown hitting the mid 60s and the North Bay, mostly in the low 70s today at 72 degrees for the high in Santa Rosa.

Cloverdale also at 72 and Petaluma Petaluma 70 degrees for the East Bay temperatures, mostly in the upper 60s.

right, Matt, thank you.

Some unexpected maintenance is forcing some North Bay ferry riders to scramble this morning.

Let's go live to Marin.

KCBS's Mike DeWald is there.

So I'd like to start out just by having the person tell us where you live and what you do these days.

Okay, well, these days I'm living in California, up in the North Bay in Marin County.

And just moved here about three years ago.

Had been down on the San Francisco Peninsula in Silicon Valley, which is where I started the company quite some time ago.