good morning. it's a.m. on this monday, october 8th. you're never more than 7 minutes away from your accuweather forecast. meteorologist mike nicco is here. gusty in the mountains and

the hills. high fire danger above 1500 feet and all the areas in red, east bay hills, diablo, santa cruz, north bay mountains. here's a look at my planner for monday. upper 50s to low 60s. on our way to low to mid-80s this afternoon. hi, sue. good morning, everyone. a couple of trowel spots. slowing out of the central valley. some areas of concern. westbound 4 nr pine street. that may have been pushed out of the lanes. i'm not seeing any slowing here. we have a stalled big rig at pinole in the left lane -- pardon me, the right lane or the slow down.

a possible injury. we will follow up in a few minutes. we are following breaking news in the east bay. police searching for a suspect in fremont safr someoafter some found dead in a home. matt? >> reporter: good morning, reggie and jessica. they are likely talking with witnesses who heard gunshots early this morning. no real sign of a search in this area. they have crime scene tape up. and they are gathered at the end of carlson way. it started 12:30 this morning. officers found a person in the home. they person died at the scene. they were utilizing a drone from the alamed county sheriff's

office. there was a little bit of time between the gunshots and the call to police. the suspect may have had time to leave the area. this is the second homicide of the year in fremont. matt keller, abc 7 news. matt, thank you. it would be impossible to mark the one-year anniversary of the north bay fire without acknowledging the tremendous loss in santa rosa. entire neighborhoods disappeared. one of those neighborhoods lost more than 4 lives, 1200 homes. leslie? >> reporter: that's right. it was the tubbs fire. an inferno roared down over the hillsides and incinerated entire neighborhoods, streets, subdivision here at coffey park. houses are being rebuilt.

four people died in one night. 1200 homes vanished. 60% of the homes are in some stage of rebuilding here in coffey park. let's look at what it was of like a year ago. people remember a wall of winds fueled by diablo. people described it as raining % fire here. people came home to find houses vanished, cars melted. neighbors banded together and they have become the model community for home rebuilding. insurance rental patients for temporary housing, still another year to go. the race is on to rebuild 325 single-family homes are already

under construction, replacing around gas lines and utilities are taking a bit longer. but they are working on it. each new home is being rebuilt by a different builder. so it will look different than a year ago. they meet up every week to share stories and move forward. reporting live from coffey park, abc 7 news. leslie, thank you so much. the red flag warning in effect right now has firefighters turning to lessons they learned from that fire. the prepositioning is a direct result of the north bay fires. the state has earmarked $25 million to deliver on thefirefi at-risk areas. >> sit huge. it can be a game changer for uss

it is critical to us. >> that means strike teams rolling lieu napa, lake sonoma, marin, sacramento counties. abc 7 news is devoting live team coverage throughout the day to the north bay wildfires one year later. all day long, we're looking at how the devastating fires changed the lives of so many people and how thaeufp met the challenge of rebuilding and moving ahead. you can watch on air and yes or no line at abc7news.com. a warning if you're riding bart later this morning. it will test itys warning syst morning between 11:00 and 11:15, trains will slow to 20 miles per hour and broadcast an alert to passengers to test a real-time learn warning. uc berkeley seismologists the

will release details. delays are not expected. launch of spacex rocket caused quite a commotion here in the bay area. >> what is that? it's getting brighter. >> look at that beautiful light. >> wow! >> it looks like a black hole. >> unreal. >> we were both asleep when this was happened. buff abc 7 got inundated with phone calls. viewers sending in images finding out what was up with the mysterious object. it was not e.t. it was a falcon 9 rocket carryin a satellite into orbit from vandenberg. spacex landed first stage

rockets on land for florida hraufrpbgs. this is the first time they have dup it on the west coast. >> not an alien. >> not an alien this time around. we will see giant gourds today at half moon bay. >> 45th annual championship pumpkin weigh-off. forklifts lifted them to a 5 ton capacity digital scale for you judging. the current world record is 2,600 pounds set two years ago in germany. if a grower can break that record today, they will get the mega prize of $30,000. all for a pumpkin. it's incredible. >> it is. we enjoy that every year and the big festival event planner goes 9:00 to 5:00. we start off 61 degrees. we hang around 67 from noon.

pretty light from the coast. look at all that sunshine. have fun. temperatures up in the north bay. we go from 50 in guernville to 68 in napa. 70 tiburon right now. where it's breezy, the temperatures have remained up. where it's not breezy, san carlos, newark, lafayette, san ramon, mid-50s. mount tam, winds gusting 30 to 35 miles per hour at 2500 feet. going to the beaches, everything is going to be good today. winds will calm down. the red flag warning, high fire danger will relax. the air hopeful live won't be as smoky as it was yesterday. 64 this morning in the east bay. 77 at noon. 80, look at that, 2:00. down to 67 by 8:00. on the other side, we'll also reach 80 on the peninsula.

we will be be close at 2:00 at 79. lunchtime 76. one last stop, east bay valley, 60 this morning. 77 at noon. low to mid-80s in the afternoon hours. dropping down to 69 degrees under the stars at 8:00. sounds like a pretty quiet day once we get past the high fire danger. let's find out how the roads are this morning. sue is in for alexis. good morning, everyone. we have a problem in martinez, westbound 4 near pine street. a little bit of slowing there. they have to get crews. fuel has spilled. they have to clean that up. 80 westbound pinole valley road, slow lane blocked with aileening big rig. apparently some sort of tire or axle problem. accident 101 near 280 in the clearing phases. a little bit of slow traffic there >> sue, thank you. six children suddenly get sick. the serious ailment that has

doctors on on alert. one of the little known heroes of the wildfire. and taylor swift gets

here's a look at a clear sky from sutro tower this morning. today is going to be a warm one for all of us.

notice the temperatures will taper tomorrow and wednesday as the sea breeze returns. it will take away the fire danger. once we get past wednesday, a warming trend is on the way. po danger. that is coming up in the accuweather 7-day forecast. jessica thank you. quick action is credited for stopping a brushfire from spreading in the south bay. it broke out yesterday afternoon on monterey in south san jose. the smoke was so thick, chp shut down a portion of highway 101. fire crews managed to keep the flyer to just 25 acres. no word yet what caused the fire. despite the heroic efforts of firefighters in the north bay, the wildfires destroyed entire neighborhoods. take a look at this. this was the tuscany development in the fountain grove area in santa rosa before the fire. this is that same neighborhood when droneview7 drove over

after. block after block leveled. it was one of the hardest hit areas. and today little has changed. the burned debris is gone. but there are so many empty lots. for sale signs dot the neighborhood. signs of change for certain, but still little sign of recovery. >> among the places hard hit by last year's wild fires was the tiny community of glen ellen. fires destroyed home after home, including a place of healing. casey dugard helped save the horses at the height of the fire. thha the story. >> step. step. >> it's the first time back for this horse freesia since the frightening night when a firestorm came rage toward her home, a ranch in glen ellen.

>> freesia is a therapy horse owned by dr. who treated jaycee dugard. on the night of the fire bailey and husband were out of the country. jaycee was in the area and among those who came to rescue the horses after a call from bailey's daughter. >> very frightening to get a call from your daughter saying, mom, i just drove down the block and there are 20-foot flames on either side. of oo g the and all oer leed to put us through 24 hours -- 36 hours of terror, terror really. >> the horses were saved. but most everything else was a total loss.

the home bailey and her husband shared and the ranch the couple used as a protected space for bailey's patients. people trying to recover from a traumatic event. >> it was an oasis. and so losing the spot, losing the notion that it was even called a protected space, has been horrendous. >> bailey's husband charles holmes is still processing all that is lost here. >> it strips everything down so all that's left season love. all that's left is love. &what we care about really. >> the structures that once made up the protected space is gone now. dr. bailey told us after the fire she realized it's not about the place at all. >> what we found is the protected space is more about the people that are around to protect the folks that are here than maybe the spot.

>> today they're just visiting. but some day soon the horses will return to live. and bailey and her husband will rebuild their house and the ranch where so many people, like jaycee, finally felt safe. >> it's been a year. so everybody is ready to move forward. >> reporter: in glen ellen, laura anthony, abc 7 news. and stay with abc 7 news for extended live coverage today of the north bay wildfires one year later. we look at how communities in the north bay are still recovering from the devastation. and also the lessons they've learned. you can watch on air and online at abc7news.com. and a lot of people echoing the sentiment we heard by laura anthony about the protected space, that it's really the people that come together during these times. >> that story gave me goosebumps. i can't believe that jaycee

dugard did to help the animals and they survived. >> amazing. my parents, it took them a year and a half. something on this scale, to get back into their house, they built the same house but it's still not the same. but this is on a much bigger scale. this will take five, six, seven years. >> road to recovery. you can see the resilience in the stories that we share. >> a fire danger out there this morning. it goes until 9:00. but it's not in san jose where we have clear conditions, 56 degrees right now. by the afternoon hours, warmer than average, sunny sky. no more fire danger. clear, calmer, cooler tonight. i've been watching in the extended forecast. another potential fire situation thursday and friday. all right. so let's enjoy the afternoon. the calmness that's going to come with it. low to mid-80s in the south bay.

82 san jose and santa clara. mid to upper 70s at the peninsu peninsula. 70 before late afternoon sea breeze starts to bring temperatures back down. look at the sunset, we will hit 70. mid-70s for downtown, south san francisco is, 80 sausalito today. impressive. look at the mid-80s for everybody else up through the north bay valleys. 80s along the east bay shore. richmond and berkeley, right behind at 7 the degrees behind, 79 degrees. with less smoke out there and less winds and less dust being kicked up, you can enjoy low to mid-50s. a few upper 50s. my accuweather 7-day forecast. the sea breeze returns tomorrow, wednesday, thursday. friday, that's when the fire danger -- potential fire danger comes back. here's sue. >> all right. look at your drive this early monday morning. we have a couple of problem spots. check back to martinez,

westbound 4 near pine street. there was some sort of oil spill, so they need to get a crew out with absorbent material to clean that up. otherwise, looking pretty good. san jose, northbound 101, 280, super separate accidents. wupbl near story road, one near 280. a long stretch of traffic already. i would suggest taking 280 if you can or highway 87. >> sue, thank you. in today's gma first look, health leaders in minnesota trying to solve a medical mystery. >> they issued a warning to doctors after six children were diagnosed with a rare polio-like disorder. here's geo benitez >> reporter: in this morning's gma first look, unfolding medical mystery in minnesota after six kids are diagnosed a sudden polio-like illness. >> he started just complaining of really bad neck stiffness. he couldn't move his neck. or his left arm.

>> quintin hill is diagnosed with a cue flaccid militis. >> we thought it was a dead arm. he was laying on it funny. >> minnesota's department of health say they see at most one case of afm a year. these are six cases in the past three weeks. state health officials now working to figure on out why. >> we don't have a pathogen. we don't know exactly what causes it. we don't have a treatment. . we'll have the latest coming up at 7:00 a.m. with your gma first look, i'm gio benitez, abc news. taylor swift breaking her silence on her political views. >> the pop star encouraged people to vote in the midterm elections. she would she didn't publicly talk about them in the past but that has changed because of recent events. swift plans to vote for

democrats running for u.s. senate and house seats in tennessee. she's encouraging people to educate themselves and vote for candidates who most closely represent their values. as you said, a lot of folks talking about that. hopefully she encourages people to vote no matter what side they choose.

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today marks exactly one year since a firestorm devastated parts of the north bay. flames described entire neighborhoods. in all 44 people were killed. six fires burned 200,000 acres in four counties. number four, a ceremony will take place at the white house later today to make the confirmation of brett kavanaugh to the supreme court. number 5, more than a month after her father, meghan mccain will return to the view this morning. mccain has been absent since september 4th season premiere. number 6, your monday morning commute with a couple of problems in san jose. two accidents in the northbound direction. one near 280, one near story road. it is slammed bumper to bumper. you may want to consider 280. pardon me, 87. >> number 7, the last week of fleet week. blue angels will leave the bay area today.

you can still check out the ships and a veterans art exhibit. a few things left to do. happened today, happy birthday to a san francisco landmark. >> coy tower offers a view of the city that can't be beat. the fluted white column was built in the early 1930s thanks to a request from lily "hitchcock" coy. it was recently named on the national register of historic places as a significant landmark. >> and we are lucky enough to be close enough to it every day at work to see it. ut yeah. >>oming back with another 90 minutes of news, including the north bay wildfires one year later. we are live with the progress being made in recovering from the devastating inferno.

hi. good morning. it is monday, october 8th. thanks for joining us. >> it's 5:30 a.m. you're never more than 7 minutes away from the accuweather forecast. we have been talking about the winds. >> couple of issues. winds is one of them, absolutely. wind advisory until 9:00. gusts could hit 50 miles per hour. sustained around 20 to 30. so worst case, it will create a high fire danger. minimal case, it will keep things dusty. there may be debris on the ground once again. we haven't heard of any trees down or power lines. red flag warning, high fire danger pretty much the same areas above 1500 feet until 9:00 this morning, through the entire morning commute in fact. a mild morning. upper 50s to low 60s.

mid to upper 60s today. inland by noon. low to mid-80s, another warm one this afternoon. hi, sue. >> a couple of trouble spots to start off your monday morning commute. a look to san jose. we have a couple issues north 101. the first one near 280, another near story road. a big long line of red sensors there. 87 is a better bet to get over to 280, backup to 101 beyond the scene of the accidents there. we have a problem also near pleasanton. dublin westbound 580 near hacienda. apparently five cars involved. it is partially sticking out into the fast lane. so heads-up there. expect slow traffic through dublin. sue, thank you. a police manhunt under way in free mont. >> this is happening in grimmer

und ad inside a >> reporter: good morning, crime scene tape is up here. not a lot of activity. down the street on charleston way, officers are outside a home there. it started 12:30 this morning. police were called for reports of shots fired. officers found a victim in the home. that person died at the scene. officers established a large parameter to search for the male suspect. they were utilizing a drone from the alameda county sheriff's office. they are interviewing people who heard the gunshots. live in fremont, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> matt, thank you. this fire started at 11:00 yesterday morning. high winds whipped fire across 4,000 acres in just a few hours.

firefighters confirm one home and a barn burned as well as some cars. people were evacuated from hunting grounds. >> tim, my husband, said that darn north wind. i hope there's no fires. and it was like the curse. that did it. it built and built and built >> one home and barn burned as well as some cars. >> strong winds drifted heavy smoke to many parts of the bay area, including contra costa county. in concord, people reported flying action, some of it landing in one man's pool. >> crazy to see how much was in there and how thick it was. it was pretty potent. >> recommendations are usually don't go out in the air, don't exercise, don't exert yourself. >> fire officials urge people to

wait indoors with windows and doors closed until the air quality gets better. and of course this fire, an eery reminder of today marking one year since the deadly wildfires that devastated the north bay. >> flames leveled entire neighborhoods, trapping people without warning. 44 people were killed. 22 of them from sonoma county. hundreds of people attended a prayer service in santa rosa to remember those who died. the fire described and damaged parts of the campus. >> the shock and the pain and the fear and the trauma are the same for all of us. we all went through that. >> a lot of people were underinsured. so they are able to rebuild their homes. for the most part, santa rosa is strong. it will always be be strong. our people come together and we support each other. >> the fire chief there says new safeguards are in place. the department has the ability to send electronic alerts to the

entire community in the event of an emergency. >> top emergency officials suspect north bay wildfire cleanup involved fraud. associated press obtained a letter the emergency services director sent to the u.s. army corps of engineers. they complained crews damaged their property. the army paid contractors by the ton to row move debris. some contractors are accused of taking too much dirt and damaging driveways and retaining walls to get bigger payments. the army corps said there is no reported evidence of fraud. abc 7 news is reporting live team coverage throughout the day to the wildfires one later. we will look how they changed the lives of so many people and how they met the challenge of rebuilding and moving ahead. you can watch on air and online at abc7news.com. developing news this morning, the ntsb is investigating a limousine crash in upstate new york. 20 people died in what is being considered the nation's

deadliest transportation accident in nine years. state troopers believe the limo driver ran a stop sign before plowing into an suv in a parking lot saturday. all 18 passengers died, along with two other adults who were walking in the parking lot. >> at this point in time we look at everything. we look at the vehicle factors, the roadway, survival factors. we look at the condition of the drivers, the licensing of the driver. we look at the operator itself, the company. we look at everything. we cast a very broad netted. >> it's truly a devastating crash. the victims in the limo include four sisters and a newlywed couple. they were 4eded to a 30th birthday party. people who live near the crash site say it's it's a dangerous intersection. a baby escaped injury after a bicyclist crashed into the car the infant was on and went through the rear windshield. you will see this picture of it. it's hard to believe. 6 abc 7 was on the embarcadero. san francisco police vice president determined who was to

blame for the crash. happening today, a ceremony will take place at the white house to mark the confirmation of brett kavanaugh to the u.s. supreme court. calf a gnaw and the other eight justices will get to work tomorrow. they will consider arguments in several cases. they include minimum sentences convicted of can committing gun crimes. for jailing immigrants during the deportation crisis, and a lawsuit against the navy with navy hurt asbestos. temperatures are a little bit cooler, like 4 degrees in oakland. 7 degrees cooler in san francisco. nine in napa. double digits in concord and livermore. we have a wide range in menlo park. 61, san bruno. 64, daly city. 52 in half moon bay.

55 in san ramon, livermore. look at san rafael. 71 degrees right now. san francisco, 66. west along the san mateo bridge. breezes in the hills for the morning commute. hazy sunshine. warm this afternoon. look at this jump in temperatures in the north bay. 58 this morning. look at that. 21 degrees warmer by noon. 79. hang out in the mid-80s from 1:00 to 5:00. 68 at 8:00. a look at san francisco. 64 this morning to mid-70s duringed afternoon hours. down to 63 at dark. south bay, 59 this morning. 76 with sunshine at noon. down to 6 degrees at 8:00. today our warmer days movingda. hopefully. >> i couldn't believe how warm it was when i got up this morning in san rafael. it was near 70. is. >> 3:00 a.m.

6. >> that's all because of the breezes. i promise you tomorrow morning, much different. >> got you. let's check the roads. we're headed out right annoy. a couple problem spots. let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights turned on here. cash paying folks, there's hardly anyone. fast trackers, not so much. and the carpoolers are getting by without any delay. the incline section towards the tunnel. slowing in the central valley for 45eu-minute ride. west bound approximate 580, continued trouble spot. we have had two separate accidents, one near 280, the other near story road. traffic is very, very slow. you're backed up there. take 87. it is all green and looking pretty good this morning. please be aware of that. we do have slow and go through dublin with an accident there. we will check on that in a couple minutes. >> thank you, sue. amid the panic and devastation,

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and the central valley. it lasts about two hours or longer until 11:00. more than 3.5 million people under the high fire danger. temperatures will hi the low to mid-80s. 70 with sunshine in monterey. 88 in palm springs. 53, eureka. 72, yosemite. check out the temperatures in tahoe. 59 today. 63 tomorrow. 56 with rain wednesday. and back in the 60s for the weekend. >> thanks, mike. as we have been telling you all day long, we are marking one year since the north bay wildfires which killed dozens of people and wiped out thousands of homes. >> body camera footage gives us a glimpse into what it was like for first responders. the power was out. there was no way to get everyone out safely. then came a call. bus drivers were on their way to help evacuate the strapped residents.

>> the true heroes of that incident were those bus drivers. i took an oath. i signed up to see all of these bad things. those guys didn't. humanity at its best. i grabbed people and started to help them on the bus as fast as possible but as calm as possible too. >> once the buses were loaded up, the drivers took them into an evacuation center. who can forget that moment. >> i remember wade freeman did a story about the bus drivers. he's right, they were enormously brave and saved so many people. of course one of the hardest hit areas by the tubbs fire was the coffey park fire. >> i remember being there after it happened. everything was gone. it looked like a war zone. leslie brinkley is in coffey park on how the community is rebuilding one year later.

leslie? >> reporter: it looks a lot different now than it did a year ago. i'm on mocha lane in coffey park. as you said, 1,200 homes vanish indeed that fire. four people lost their lives. joining me is assistant fire marshall with santa rosa fire. you were here the night the fire swept through and came down off the hill, tphraoeuflying embers. you started off in a nearby parking lot. >> yeah. up in fountain grove. as we were pushed out of fountain grove, we met at a parking lot for a command post. >> he described it almost like a war. to see how far we have come from that night to today. >> that night it was raining

embers. so fires sparked all over the place. >> the conditions we experienced were nothing like we experienced in our careers. >> now, you lost your home here in the north bay. you're rebuilding. you would you're just a month away from being able to go back in. what is life like a year later. >> kind of like we were talking about earlier. the destruction, trees, power lines, cars flipped over. i don't think anybody would have understood what it would look like a year from now. but to see the amount of work that's been done by all the departments to come together to help this community continue to rebuild and recover has been amazing. >> it will look like a different coffey park. individual contractors. it won't be looking as much like

suis but it is still foal ohese folks. >> absolutely. you have to look to see how much the communities and neighborhoods have come together. they're all making their own new starts, own fresh starts. it is an amazing opportunity to be able to make something good out of something that was so destructive back then. to see how far people have come. to start in a new path forward. a new lease on life up here. thank you for joining us is. that's the assistant fire marshall for santa rosa fire. it's amazing to think of what happened and how people are recovering now one year after. so glad to hear he will be back in his home soon. >> glad he's doing well. stay with abc 7 news for live team coverage one year later. we look at how communities in

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>> there was a statement about commercialism and the ridiculous all right. let's talk about weather and we'll move on. maybe people will be more careful. a little breezy. there is no fog southbound 101. will the fire danger as we head into, well, the 10:00 hour. at 9:00, everything is supposed to stop. we have the potential for another fire danger thursday into friday. all right. let's enjoy this afternoon. it will be quieter. as warm as yesterday or pretty close. 82, san jose. santa cruz 74 degrees. you look at the coast, it will be near 70 during the mid arch and it will start to drop into the mid 60s in the evening hours.

mid-70s downtown and south san francisco. 80 to 87 through the north bay valley. extremes close to each other. 80, san rafael. east bay shore, everybody pretty much 80 to 83 degrees. as you move inland, 84 degrees. what a big change there. it will be a big change dontoni. mid to upper 50s with the lack of winds, lack of clouds and dry air around. it will be cooler tomorrow. the sea breeze kicks in. it reaches inland wednesday into thursday. and the offshore event when the fire danger returns. warm through the weekend. >> take a look at trouble spots for your monday morning commute at 5:52 this morning. north 101. we had a couple of problems, accidents blocking lanes. traffic north on 101. you might want to consider highway 87. it's looking good in both

directions to avoid the accidents. one near 286 and one near story road. in dublin, we have a problem with a couple cars getting into it. 580 near hacienda, they may have cleared that. we will check back with chp. >> sue, thank you. new at 6:00, a major success for tesla. the company now claiming it has the safest car ever made. >> pop-up restaurants. the change in the works to bring them back. and the blue

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burley behemoth of pumpkin sizes at the pumpkin weigh-off at half moon bay. 60s this morning. upper 60s throughout the afternoon hours. 62 at 5:00. have fun. good luck. >> thanks, mike. alameda county supervisors will hear app update how the health deposit will regulate pop-up restaurants. in august, health inspectors shut down several pop-ups because they lacked proper permits. last month, alameda county officials stopped closing pop-ups as long as they followed la laws. blue angels will depart the area after another spectacular fleet week. thousands of people lined san francisco's water front to watch a show yesterday.

the last day of fleet week events continued with ship tours. >> pretty crazy stuff, huh? we have beautiful conditions out this morning. a couple of trouble spots. let's highlight those. we'll take you north 101 near candle stick park exit. apparently two overturned vehicles on the shoulder. once they get crews out, they may have to block a lane. we have a couple of accidents north 101 plaguing the northbound commute for quite some time now. and you can take 87 as a good alternate. mike? all right. let's take a look at what's going on as far as right now you see the winds still blowing our camera, shaking in the east bay hills. offshore event will warm temperatures 3 to 9 degrees above average. the winds will subside, though, after 9:00. that's when the red flag warning finally ends for these areas in red, above 1500 feet. let's see the winds and what they will do during the

afternoon hours. gusting 25, 30 miles per hour. already by noon, we're down below 20 miles per hour, on our way to 5 to 10 by the evening hours. reggie. >> thanks, mike. united airlines and its employees celebrated the 70th anniversary of a employee that helped make the world a little bit smaller. family day was yesterday. united mechanics show off how a jetliner landing gear works. and then teams competed to see how far they could pull a jet. new at 6:00, a lawsuit over that popular water lacroix. what experts say you need to know about the ingredients. marking the one-year anniversary of the north bay wildfires. >> the mystery in the skies over california last night. what this strange object turned out to be. 5:57. looking outside. what do we see there? quiet embarcadero. we'll be right back.

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>> good morning to you at 6:00 a.m. on october 8th. you're never more than 7 minutes away from the accuweather forecast. here's meteorologist mike nicco. watches and warnings are out there. and the advisory for the wind through 9:00. we could have winds sustained 30 miles per hour, gusts up to 50. down trees and power lines. more than likely a lot of debris flying around. red flag warning continues for the same amount of time above 1,500 feet. let's break down the day. temperatures will be something unusual too. 57 to 62 this morning. 60s at the coast. the rest of us in the 80s during the afternoon hours. how about that morning commute. here's sue. >> i want to talk to you about slow traffic on the san mateo