Truck driver stuck in Mill Valley high tides

Route to go through the water or if they're just going on their normal route, which happens to be covered in water. And here we see someone in a white truck doing exactly what we saw a number of drivers do yesterday. Oh, gosh, are they stuck? Look, are we going to watch this happen in real time just like we did yesterday? Oh, all right. I don't know if this white truck is stalled out. Greg Lee is watching this in the newsroom with us. He's nodding. You think they're stuck? Oh, gosh. I see at least one person, the driver. I can't see if there's anybody else in the vehicle. To me, this looks like it might be a work truck. I don't know. I mean, there looks to be some equipment or something in the back. Oh, no, they're not stuck. All right, they're dry. Oh, all right. I'm trying to figure out the best way to get out of this mess. Yesterday, we spoke with a Caltrans spokesperson, Bart Nain. He said the best way to get out of this mess is to never get yourself into it. And he repeated that phrase that I know we've all heard. We've seen it on the lighted signs. Turn around. Don't drown. um CHP Caltrans other agencies will tell you if you see standing water don't drive through it find another way to get to where you're going or just wait so i'm happy to see that that truck did not stall out i feared that's what was happening but it looks like obviously they're trying to get around oh almost looks like the water's getting deeper oh my gosh all right i don't think you guys need to hear me narrate my angst over what we're watching together let's hold on this live picture here and see if this driver can make it out okay.