who knows you well enough to understand what your wealth is really for. let's get your morning off with a live look at mt. tam cam. it's nice and cool outside this morning. >> as you can see, the winds are already picking up. the fire danger concern will only increase as the day goes on >> good morning on this monday, october 29th. you are never more than 7 minutes away from the accuweather forecast. meteorologist mike nicco has a look at the day ahead. >> hi, alexis. hi, reggie. the north bay mountains, diablo range, winds could gust 50 miles per hour. humidity is down 120%. so things could ignite rapidly and spread. 28 miles per hour in the north

bay hills. east bay hills camera, i should say. that is why it is bouncing. let me use that for my accuweather 12-hour planner i put together. low to mid-50shrgh low to mid-60s through noon. high clouds will thin out. brighter this afternoon but definitely cooler. mainly 60s. a few 70s inland. heading out at 7:00, you'll need a coat. here's sue. it's pretty light out there. we are taking a look at oakland because we had the overnight road work with complete closure of the freeway. it is still a little bit slow in the area, although it looks like it is improving. we will check back with chp. it just popped off the screen. yeah. i believe they have reopened southbound at 23rd. did news there. better news, we'll take a look at drive times. as usual, slow and go up over the altamont on westbound 580. not bad from antioch to concord, westbound 4. san rafael to san francisco, under 20 minutes. right around 15 minutes. guys?

w to latest in the pittsburgh synagogue shooting that left 11 worshippers dead. robert bowers is expect indeed court for his first hearing today. the victims range from 54 to 97 years old. three injured officers remain hospitalized. we have seen support from all over the world, including the bay area. amy hollyfield is live in san francisco with more on how local communities are coming together. amy. >> reporter: hi. good morning, alexis. there was a vigil here last night at temple emmanuel here at lake here in san francisco. it was a great turnout. there was a line to get inside. there are two other vigils schedule indeed san francisco today, but this was held last night. they prayed for peace and comfort. they read the names of the shooting victims aloud.

the rabbi did not try to explain the attack but focused on why everyone was there. >> we are here to rebel against hate speech. >> reject this targeting of our sisters and brothers in the faith. we are reminded that jesus wept for us all. the rabbi congregation emmanuel says congress gants have been maling is and would like -- have been e-mailing and would like to see more security. there arevigil. they are worried about all the hate that exists and the weapons and the ammunition that are available. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> such a shame that all of that security is needed.

thank you, amy. the pope condemned the shooting. >> pope frances called it an inhuman attack of violence. he ended his sermon with a prayer to end outbreaks of hate. abgs 7 ne abc 7 spoke with hias. >> there has been in this country and actually around the world, a dramatic rise in anti-semitism, xenophobia, a rejection of our responsibilities to help asylum seekers and refugees. >> bowers said hias likes to bring invaders in that kill our paper. official the group helped millions of refugees around the world. he made some of his anti-semitic statements on gab.

it is popular with the alt-right. it is now offline. >> itst under attack and being smeared by the mainstream media. it is suspending operations because it is being forced to find a new web host approximately -- >> it is say free speech alternative to facebook and twitter used by right wing commentators. >> people have very strong opinions that don't mind to share them even when it constitutes hate speech. >> they are working around the clock to keep gabion line after it became known that it was being used to post anti-semitic messages. it says gab unequivocally disavows and condemns all acts of terrorism and violence.

san francisco-based stripe said it was sending transfers to the bank account. >> the answer to try to silence these extremists and people who are on the political fringes is to consult off their oxygen supply, whether to shut down access to these services or shut off their ability to get stuff funded. >> it raises money through crowd funding as well. >> i think they will go further underground and even darker. they may lose some of their closer to mainstream audience. but the dedicated racists and nazis and anti-semites will probably find a way to kphaou communicate approximately. >> lilian kim, abc 7 news. our coverage continues

online. you can find out more about gab and the local impact at abc7news.com. on the peninsula, san mateo police are trying to find out what went wrong after a teenage kayaker was badly hurt on the water. abc 7 news was near mariners island boulevard after a boat hit the 15-year-old boy in a slew. they looked at both the kayak and the boat to learn about what happened. they say today's crash is a reminder -- or yesterday's crash is a reminder for everyone who enjoys the water for everyone to be careful. >> we take these very seriously. it's not just during the summertime, but boating accidents like this could happen at the present time. people should use caution while they're out on the water. >> the person who had been operating the boat is cooperating with them. paramedics rushed the injured boy to stanford medical center, which specialized in treating trauma victims. let's take a look at what's going on. most of us, at least on the

peninsula, about the same. the rest of us cooler in the north bay. we are a little bit warmer. that's because the breezes aval park, napa, 48. ukiah, 44. everybody else in the low to mid-50s right now. and we are seeing 48 in san ramon. tracy and brentwood, 60. 51 in newark. everybody else in the 50s along the bay, south bay, and daly city where it's 53 degrees right now. gusting 25, 30 on mt. tam already. and that's why the fire danger is going to increase at 11:00 tonight. as far as being on the bay, just a normal chop. beaches breezy this afternoon. seasonal temperatures. if you're just out and about on this monday. peninsula, or 55. high cloudiness will keep us into the mid-60s. we are down to 60 by 6:00. seeing stars at 8:00.

66 at noon. but low 70s, maybe a few mid-70s in some neighborhoods. but all in all, pretty cool compared to over the weekend and last week. in the east bay shoreline, hang out in the mid to upper 60s with cluds decreasing at 4:00. we'll look at halloween coming up. here's sue with a look at your morning commute stphraofplt and headed to the south bay. this is highway 87. look to the top left of your screen. you can see the san jose airport. traffic is flowing nicely in the northbound direction. tail lights headed towards the airport. 280, headlights up toured cupertino, 17 minutes from downtown san jose. central valley, very slow there. a car hit something west bound near north to the right shoulder. it's not blocking anything at this point. give yourself a 45-minute drive from tracy to livermore area.

thanks, sue. in today's gma first look, mail bombing suspect scheduled for an appearance in federal court tfpltd >> reporter: in this morning's gma first look, new details on the man behind the explosive devices that terrorized a nation. cesar sayoc seen in the videos obtained by abc news at ehle south florida strip club the morning of his arrest. the nationwide manhunt beginning last monday when george soros received the first ied at his home in suburban new york. then 13 other packages were sent, including president obama and secretary clinton. culminating with sayoc's arrest friday. all this painting a stark contrast to the images of sayoc seen here in these surveillance videos taken just days before it began laughing at ultra gentlemen's club where he worked the past two months.

a morning for one couple after what they found in their bedroom on a cruise ship. incredible and rare moment caught on camera during a volcano eruption. what's more scary than a haunted house? how about a surprise proposal at a haunted house.

have you seen this volcano eruption in indonesia? it becomes static electricity induced. when particles run together, they create what you have seen right there. that is lightning. suspect that impressive? i can sit there and watch that a little bit longer. you're never more than 7 minutes away from my accuweather forecast. today is one of our coolest days. look at that sfo. it's pretty clear this morning. only 60s and 70s today. 80s start showing up in the north bay. then the south bay, east bay, north bay by wednesday. that looks pretty good for halloween. i'll show you the rest of the forecast coming up. thank you, mike. a disturbing found on a carnival cruise ship. a couple found a hidden camera pointed a t their bed. their interview with inside edition is she to be released today. it happened during a caribbean

cruise last october. they called carnival security who inspected it and took down the device. they said a video transmitter was found. carnival said it was not connected to a power source and was not capable of recording. wow. how about this. a man caught on camera shouting racist things at a passing driver claims he is not racist. the woman recorded it on her phone. >> that's not how we drive in america. supporting your illegal cousins today. >> the woman was heading to polls to cast her ballot last week when this happened. she said it started with him yelling that she was of in two lanes. her2-year-old daughter was in the back seat, by the way. the man says he wants to apologize. >> i said things that were offensive that i shouldn't have said. but what i wanted people to know is i suffer from bipolar disorder and that it is very real. it's not a joke. it's not an excuse. >> the woman says she reported

the incident to police. she said she decided to share the video so she could be "the voice" for others. there is a boost to push recycling waste in san francisco. a city committee is expected to vote on a proposal that would crack down on how well different places are sorting trash and recycling. according to the examiner, the department of environment would audit businesses like hotels, grocery stores, and city-owned buildings. if they fail the audit, they would have to hire someone to sort the recycling for two years. your voice, your vote. early voting was made available earlier than ever this election season. abc 7 was at city hall where hundreds of people made their voice heard. turnout is expected to be higher than usual this year. early voting may be your best bet if you don't want to wait in line. >> there's no lines here. we have a very full staff here to receive voters by the

ballots. so it's been steady. >> early voting centers are allowing people to conditionally register to vote. to verify ridegistrations. they will stay open from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. a full list of information on our website, abc7news.com/election. that is your one stop resource for info on all the propositions. there are a lot of them. you can hear from candidates running for state and local office. go bikes will be installed near the 24th and mission branch library just a block away from the train station. it's a compromise between a mission district neighborhood group and bart. last year neighbors blocked a proposal to put ford go bikes at the train station because of gentrification fears. the board is expected to vote before the end of the year.

google and xda discovered a survey hinting at a play pass subscription. it might offer hundreds of dollars of apps for a monthly rate. no word when play pass would go live. google has not actually commented on that report. a trip to a local haunted house has plenty of surprises. but one north bay man gave a scare that no one saw coming. catherine and kevin fischer love halloween. on one of their first dates they went to the blind scream haunted house in rohnert park. just as they reached the museum of oddities, one of the scary actors handed catherine an object from a cabinet. i temperatures out it was an engagement ring. kevin got down on one need. she shrieked, not in terror but of delight. >> i was not expecting it to happen at that time. i thought that it seriously was

a secret room we were going to go through. i was genuinely surprised. fromnt the,he said yes. kevin said they both love haunted houses. so this was the perfect place to do it, knowing they would remember it for a very long time. and the happy couple plans on getting married next october but definitely not at a haunted house. that was my biggest question going into this question. i was concerned maybe they would have a halloween haunted house wedding. >> that's a fair concern. >> it's none of my business f. that's what they want to do, good for them. >> but they're not. >> they're not. that's just the engagement. >> it doesn't mean it won't be a haunted house theme. >> that's true. >> congrats to them. >> did you see the movie "halloween" yet? >> no. >> you're not into scary movies, right? >> no. i'm chicken.

no. can't handle that. did you see it? >> yeah. >> is there a proposal? >> no, no. i just wondered if you had seen the movie, that's all. let's talk about what's going on at 5:20. i thought it was okay. it was nice to see jamie lee curtis back in the role. winds are gusting on mt. tam, 26 to 41 miles per hour. gusts could get up to 50 miles per hour. the fire danger increases tonight. under a fire weather watch. probably a red flag warning later today. as soon as that happens, i'll let you know. seasonal high clouds and sunshine today. a warming trend without a chance of rain. here's a look at live doppler 7. sprinkles to our north. they're coming nowhere near us. the high clouds that are producing those are over top of us and will be throughout at least most of the day. increase in sunshine late in the afternoon. so late it won't have time to warm past seasonal levels. mid to upper 60s.

67 in san francisco. 69, santa cruz. 68 today in san mateo. 9 in oakland, richmond.an palo , east bay valleys, low to mid-70s. tonight, it will be a little bit milder, especially the areas not sheltered from breezes. fastest above 1,000 feet. they will keep the atmosphere overturned. where the cold air can sink in, low to mid-50s. 49, redwood city, morgan hill. 49, santa cruz. rest of us low to mid-50s. a lot to talk about on the accuweather 7-day forecast. halloween is wednesday. it couldn't be any nicer. you can see warmer thursday and friday. this weekend, when it cools off a little bit, we gain an hour of sleep. set the clocks back an hour saturday before you go to bed. it makes all of us happy on the morning shows too. >> and it's darker when we get to go to bed. so that's nice.

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whether you're just joining us or heading out the door, here are 7 things you need to know before you go. the suspect in the pittsburgh synagogue shooting is due in court today. he is accused of killing 11 people on saturday. he is charged with hate crimes. he specifically targeted jewish people. number two, no survivors expected in the plane crash in indonesia. 189 people were on board lion air, flight 610, when it crashed minutes after takeoff yesterday. investigators are looking into what went wrong the mail bombing suspect is due in court today. cesar sayoc sent suspicious packages of outspoken critics of president trump. number four, a new security breach. a laptop containing pharmacy information was stole especially last month, including names,

medical conditions and prescription drug records. >> number five, critical fire conditions will develop. we're under a fire weather watch. it goes through 6:00 wednesday morning in the areas you see in orange. >> number six, following early morning commute with a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. 5:22 is the magic time the metering lights went on. things are stacking up from the back of the line. >> number seven, for the fourth time in 15 seasons, boston red sox are world series champions. they beat the dodgers 5-1 last night in l.a. this is the ninth world series title. >> they're good at baseball and jumping. >> great observation, reggie. >> thank you. coming back with another full 90 minutes of news, including the warning about tampered gasoline pumps in the east bay >> why a botched cleanup job at

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community coming together after people died in a mass shooting at a synagogue. putting your personal information at risk. the warning from police before you get your next tank of gas. a man falls down a mine shaft, breaks his leg, and fights off rattle snakes. hear his unbelievable story of survival in his own words. >> it's like indiana jones. >> snakes. it had to be snakes. >> my worst nightmare, right? oh, for sure. it is monday, october 29th. yeah, sue, you know what we're talking about. you're never more than 7 minutes

away from the accuweather forecast. you're not afraid of snakes, mike? >> no, not really. there are some i would stay away from, absolutely. weather-wise, it's 5:31. you're never more than 7 minutes away unform from a fire danger that will develop. the fire weather watch has been issued for tonight 11:00 through wednesday at 6:00 in the morning. an extended amount of time. 20 to 30 miles per hour sustained. gusts up to 55 miles per hour. we're good enoughing to 28 in the east bay hills. that's what we're looking at back towards san francisco. low to mid-50s this morning. 60 to 66 at noon. increasing sunshine. high clouds thinner. temperatures seasonal. n 60s and 70s. here's sue. >> north bay commute, southbound 101, past the civic center, sausalito, up and over the waldo grade, you're looking good.

we are fog free on the span. 44 bart trains on schedule. no delays. ace trains running on time this early morning. thank you, sue. the man accused of opening fire in a pittsburgh synagogue is due in court today. >> the suspect, 46-year-old rocket bowers, specifically targeted jewish people. we have the latest on the investigation and what we're learning about the victims >> reporter: good morning. the city held a vigil last night honoring the 11 victims. investigators are learning more about the suspect who allegedly posted his plans on social media shortly before that 20-minute shooting rampage. >> as soon as he came into the lobby, he opened fire.

>> reporter: saturday services at the tree of life synagogue were interrupted by gunfire. the gunman, 46-year-old robert bowers, armed with an ar-15 assault rifle and handguns, said to be hurling words of hate against jews as he murdered them. >> suspect is talking about all of these jews need to die. we're still communicating with them. >> reporter: in a vigil sunday honoring the 11 victims, ranging in age from 54 to 97, among them, two brothers, a doctor, and a husband and wife married at that same synagogue more than 60 years ago. >> we're here to support the jewish community. what was done was not just harmful for the jewish community bt a continuation of the challenges we have n u.s. >> reporter: the suspect was not on their radar and had no record. releasing chilling details about the man behind the rampage fueled by hate. the introduction to his social media page said it all, jews are the children of satan. >> we stand together as a community, a community that rejects hatred and violence.

>> reporter: just after hour before the deadly assault, bowers posted on gab, popular among white supremacists, writing, i can't sit by and watch my people get slaughtered. screw your optics, i'm going in. >> i think this is another example of hate in our country that just doesn't go away. the mayor called saturday the darkest day in pittsburgh's history. that suspect was injured in a shoot-out with police and then taken into custody. now prosecutors want to seek the death penalty. reporting in washington, janae norman. the victims are being honored around the world. you're looking here at a display in israel in tel aviv. it shows the u.s. and israel flags showing a sign of solidarity. jerusalem's city walls also lit up.

we are honoring victims on our abc 7 news facebook page. >> the executive director of chabad at stanford university. >> true power emerges from the power of the gun. but the future is determined by the love in the human heart. that ultimate little in the long run of history, is much more powerful. >> in san francisco, this group gathered along the embarcadero yesterday. they call themselves future chorus. it was a call to stop these tragic acts. >> the community is invited to gather at two events in san francisco tonight. the first at chabad of sf/soma shul on natoma. and the second on dolores. both events begin at 7:30. we are honor the shooting on our abc 7 news facebook page. you can share this badge. it lists all 11 lives lost in the attack. the man accused of sending

pipe bombs to prominent democrats is expected in a florida courtroom. and the bay area whoad a paage addressed to him is now being called a lunatic by the president. matt keller live in burlingame. matt? >> reporter: good morning, reggie. it appears things are getting back to normal in burlingame. that flgs not the case on friday when a suspicious package was discovered here, along with about 13 others across the nation. the one that was sent here was addressed to tom steyer. he was relieved no one was hurt. they believe it was sent caes caesesar sayoc. >> i don't understand what this guy was up to. >> reporter: steyer blasted the president for his violent

rhetoric on cnn. after that appearance president trump called steyer a crazed lunatic. he said it was unthinkable trump would resort to name-calling instead of repairing the damage to the fabric of our country. sayoc will appear in a miami courtroom later today. matt keller, abc 7 news. at the live desk, we are tracking the lion air crash in indonesia. this morning investigators have found human remains. they say they don't expect any survivors. 189 passengers and crew were on board lion air flight 610. this is new video of the debris search and rescue crews in the water. the flight crashed shortly after takeoff from jakarta yesterday.

they were cleared to return after making a request two to three minutes after leaving. they are still trying to figure out what went wrong. it was a brand-new boeing 737 max 8 that entered service in august. concord has big plans for a military base. but the controversial cleanup has some concerned. in may, two former employees of tet extra tech pleaded guilty to falsifying records about the cleanup. they will build 12,000 apartment units and 6 million square feet of retail space. >> some of our mildest temperatures in san francisco. upper 50s around, say, the ferry building, marina, mission. 57 to 58 there. the rest of us in the mid-50s. until you get to sunny side. cold air drainage from twin peaks. 49 degrees. 46 in santa clara.

walnut creek and pleasanton, 48. fairfield, 49. rest of us low to mid-50s. until you get to tracy, 59. walnut creek, southbound 680. the roads will be clear of fog this morning. mass transit cool this morning. mild this afternoon. ferry ride a little breezy near the gold especially gate bridge. away from that, a little bit calmer. peninsula, 55. s in the high clouds dominate up to 4:00 in the upper 60s. sun at 6:00. we're dropping to 60. 57 at 8:00. east bay valleys, 51 this morning. 66 at noon. same thing, increasing sunshine up to 4:00. after reaching the low to mid-sifts, 60 by 8:00. last stop the east bay shore. nice day at 52 this morning. 66 at noon. near 70 this afternoon. 61 under the stars at 8:00. >> you have been hacking and hacking away during the break. okay. >> i probably shouldn't be here.

i should have more concern for my co-workers. either way, sue is here and she will tell you about the morning commute. >> let's get to it. the san mateo bridge, brake lights all the way across. still about a 20-minute drive. not too bad. we are increasing in volume as you make your way from 880 towards 101, the peninsula. richmond-san rafael bridge, the headlights towards san rafael. right lanes paying cash. just a minor delay. otherwise, an 8-minute drive from richmond to the marin side of things. slow and go over the altamont pass for early bird commuters. an hour drive there. in fact, the 80 corridor from hercules into the maze, just about 20 minutes. 10-minute delay behind the toll plaza. metering lights into san francisco. if your destination is sfo, less than 10 minutes. all right. thank you, sue.

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until 8:00 this morning, a wind advisory. it will probably be over by the same kreul fire danger. 57, eureka. some of you cool 6th days today and tomorrow in tahoe. warmer than average and dry once again as he we head into the weekend. thanks, mike. for the first time, we are hearing from the arizona man who fell into an abandon said mine shaft and was there three ays before being rescued. >> he said he thought he was going to die. he was lowering himself in with a rope when he lost control and plunged 50 feet, breaking his left leg and ankle. not only did he survive without food and water he fought off

rattle snakes at the bottom of the pit. >> i look up and there's a rattlesnake. i pulled out the stick and started beating this rattlesnake. i killed that one. as i was leaning to the side, i could feel something going underneath my arm. this is the second rattlesnake. >> i can't handle it. i can't handle it. he said he killed that one, along with a third snake. days later a friend passed by the mine and heard his cries for help. he is now recovering at the hospital >> note to self, when tempted, do not lower yourself into a mine, reggie. >> no, not worth it. >> it seems fun but don't get involved. in the east bay, police are warning of credit card skimmers on gas pumps in the city. the suspect pried the outer seam and planted it behind the credit card reader.

there is a security seal shoe notice along the opening of the pump. if you see the seal is broken, don't use that gas. go to the attendant right away and report it. in the east bay, one of two eh fe is expected back in court today. derrick almena's attorney will argue a judge wrongly rejected a plea bargain deal. the motion was set to be on friday, but a judge postponed it until today. another judge rejected the plea agreement because he did not feel almena was remorseful. he would plead no contest to 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter in exchange for nine-year prison sentence. your voice, your vote. san francisco spent hundreds of thousands of dollars to get non-citizens to vote. a few dozen residents actually signed up.

non-citizen parents can vote for school board members in san francisco. the chronicle reports san francisco paid $310,000 to set up this registration system and urge people to register. but only 49 people did that. that works out to $6,300 per voter. a security breach containing 10,000 customers. a laptop was stolen last month. it contained names, prescription drug information and other health information. there are several stores in the bay area. 19 dogs just graduated from the pets and vets program.

the program matches veterans ith emotional support tha guy > there ag there is this other move he does. >> that is not from the east coast. yeah, that is boston red sox fans going crazy in san francisco after the team won the world series last night. abc 7 was at red jack saloon last night. it offers boston fans a taste of home with its own green monster modeled after fenway park. there are plenty of fans celebrating as well. >> i feel like it's missing something. if you dab, i will do what' to . there you go. >> okay.

that was my one dance move for the day. >> you know how to dab. social m mystery is now solved. >> a man captured a loving moment knows the names of the people in the image. matthew dippel snapped this earlier this month in yosemite. he announced that he had finally identified them as charlie behr and fiancee melissa. his brother saw a report about the photo and contacted him. so the question now, will dppel be invited to the wedding? >> boy, i hope so. given that shot. >> pay him to be the photographer. >> pretty school full circle moment. >> there you go. i like that. a beautiful shot. high clouds over there as w head throughout the day. for us, the high clouds mean cooler weather. that along with a cool front. eventually on the other side of that, we have the fire danger increasing. partly cloudy today.

brightest times will be late this afternoon when the sun will be too tie high to warm us. you head up the bay, upper 60s in san francisco. along the coffee, 65 half moon bay to 69, santa cruz. tonight, down below 1,000 feet, mid-40s to mid-50s. above 1,000 feet, mid-50s to mid-60s. that's why the fire danger is developing. cool again tomorrow, especially

when you look at thursday and friday. some of our warmest days. we reach 70 at the coast. halloween still looking fantastic. saturday night daylight saving ends. if you have old school battery smoke detectors, make sure you change the batteries. volume is increasing. you are crawling along. not too bad. 40 to 45 in towards the macarthur maze. bay bridge metering lights turned on 5:22. stacked up for 10 to 12-minute delay behind the toll plaza getting to the metering lights. a couple minutes crossing the span, getting into san francisco. new reports of an accident coming into the dublin/pleasanton. westbound 580. a couple vehicles involved.

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open-source cloud technology. the company announced the $33.4 billion deal yesterday. cloud computing allows you to store, manage, and process data on remote servers instead of a local server or personal computer. marin county may follow the lead and ban flavored tobacco products. the board of supervisors will consider a ban on flavored tobacco products tomorrow. that includes menthol cigarettes, e-cigarettes, and vaping products. according to the marin ij, the supporters say the use by teenagers has doubled in marin county the last two years. hi, sue. a couple of problem spots. pleasanton, westbound 580 with a couple of cars involved. two left lanes blocked westbound near hacienda. you're backing up near fallon. give yourself plenty of time heading through this area. southbound 101, petaluma south,

six vehicles involved. an accident there. that's the bad news. good news, they have been cleared off to the shoulder. but traffic remains very slow through petaluma. >> all right. you're never more than 7 minutes away from my accuweather forecast. what you are seeing is a drought monitor. we are in a little bit of a drought. abnormally dry, yellow, to moderate dry. the tan shows up in places like napa, solano, lake county. as you know, we have been almost 30 days into the rain season. we haven't had anything outside the north bay. oakland, san jose, all your neighbors, less than 10% where we should be. 20, sfo. 23 in san francisco. we started off bad and we continue to get worse. i don't see any rain the next two weeks. back to you guys. thank you, mike. new at 6:00, the trial sta

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back to the real world this morning. you're never more than 7 amongst away from the accuweather forecast. let's check in with meteorologist mike nicco. >> all right, guys. we talked about it last week that we were watching tonight for critical fire conditions. sure enough, it is looking more likely as we are under a fire weather watch. conditions could develop if the