because even one attack is one too many. this is abc 7 mornings. and good morning. it's saturday, october 26th. i'm kate larson. we get right to meteorologist lisa argen tracking a very busy weather weekend. good morning, lisa. >> good morning, kate. we are situated in a bit of a lull with a lot of watches and warnings to pass on. here is live doppler 7. first of all a cooling trend getting set for the weekend. and that is going to bring certainly less heat to the bay area. but we have a red flag warning in effect for tonight into monday morning. we're still looking at the gusts anywhere from 35 to 60 miles an hour in the upper elevations. you can see highlighted areas. all of the north bay process.

middle east most of the east except for the bay shoreline and peninsula. and we have a high wind warning into effect tonight through monday morning with the same gusts. also we could see gusts from 60 to 80 miles an hour upper emphasises. by 3:00 tomorrow morning we are looking at the gusty winds. and well talk about how long it's going to last the rest of your weather, the seven-day outlining if a few months. >> two breaking stories we're following for you. the kincade fire? sonoma county now burning nearly how acres firefighters rushing to increase containment before heavy winds move in it's making pg&e put much of the bay area on notice. in just a few hours we'll find out if you'll lose electricity in another planned power outage. >> we anticipate that in shutoff could impact 850,000 of our 5 million electric customers. >> this will be the strongest

event of the year. and if models are right, stronger than the october 8th, 2017, fire event. >> pg&e will make the final decision at 8:00 this morning who specifically loses power. if the utilities' forecast holds the north bay would lose power around 5:00 p.m. tonight. 7:00 p.m. for many other counties here is the full list of counties and numbers of customers potentially affected in the areas. alameda, kornet costa. marin napa santa clara, solano and sonoma counties. right now coverage begins with abc 7 news reporter chris reyes in hayward who caught up with many customers who may have power turned off. >> we already have a lot of things in place from the last time we thought there was going to be a power shutdown. >> we're prepared. our chef know what is to do how to prepare theed >> we have flashlights. we're old we just go to bed.

>> we got through it last time with a little bit of struggle. >> whether at the oakland zoo or the local restaurant? san leandro orb neighborhoods on the latest pg&e shut off list the silver lining is everyone knows what to expect. >> it will become a new normal i think. i don't think we should be okay with that. >> patricia certainly isn't. she has been in her house 15 years. never experienced the looming threat of blackouts. >> i just got call today saying they were going to turn it off tomorrow for 24 hours. now i don't know whether to believe it or not. because, what do we know? >> that uncertainty is a huge headache for the oakland zoo especially this weekend because of boo is he zoo. >> potentially turning away families and kids coming to have a great time. >> at paradisio restaurant they hope not to turn customers away. instead give them a place to go. >> we would condense the menu

and have items we can offer from saute and/or oven and candle light. >> and of course some of the people went through the outages during the first round of shutoffs a few weeks ago. for others this could be the first time. 48,000 pg&e customers in contra costa county were told they may lose power. including businesses and haunted film festival in orinda may have to put festivity on paws. >> you think in america we'd be advanced we wouldn't have to shut off power every time there is wind in the summer. it sounds like this is the pattern that pg&e is trying to establish. >> pg&e said last night it will provide back up generate toes keep b.a.r.t. returning they say the caldecott and lantos tunnels will remain in service even the area loses power. >> the uc berkeley expects to lose power sometime today.

the school alerted people yesterday. cal will some backup generation which can help with limited power splay. cal warned that students and staff should stay off campus if they don't need to be there. the university is going to keep power going to dorms in the dining halls. and power critical lab and research operations so that vital work is not affected. now if you want to find out if your home or neighborhood is included in the outage map we posted the list on the website, abc7news.com. just about every county is on it. so go for the link at the top of our home page and check out if your neighborhood is on it. and remember, you can download the abc 7 news app for everything you need to know about the pg&e shutoffs. we send out breaking news armistice through the app enable push armts. we want to get back now to that destructive kincade fire that is faerpg through the wine country. it start snd sonoma county. last checked, it's scorched nearly 24,000 acres.

it's 5% contained as crews race to get ahead of the gusts expected this we could. so far calfire says 21 homes have been destroyed. now if you are inside the evacuation zone or think the fire may be getting close, there is an evacuation center at the healdsburg community center and you can bring small animal and pets. abc 7 news reporter luz pena tracked down a family already forced out because of the flames. they she tells their story from the fair grounds in santa rosa where large animals are sheltered. the family's mother remembers the flames inchesing up to the house. >> ferocious and unexpected the flames down in pine flat road in guys areville threaten people homes and years of memories. >> it's like really hitting me. because the fire is now like blazing down our mountain. there is no way that hour our house is still there. it's kbb. >> ramona hall and her

10-year-old daughter maria are part of nearly 2,000 people ordered to evacuate. . eight years ago their home was burn by another wildfire. >> i'm just scared because this house -- this has happened before. and i feel like all of our lives are in danger. >> on her mind her horse rescued by calfire this morning. and a tiny family member that she was surpred to hear her mom was able to take. >> we got the hamster. >> the hamster, good. >> yeah my hamser gizmo i was worried sick i thought he was dying if the fire. >> calfire confirmed the 49 structures destroyed including 21 homes hand 28 out building, extreme fire behaviors expected with gusty winds, picking up saturday night into sunday. >> and how is calfire preparing for this? >> calfire obviously looks at fires regionally and preparation regionally. so we have staffing patterns and additional staffing statewide at the moment.

i want that old adage of all hands on deck for an event of in size. >> 1,300 firefighters from across the state battle the flames. from the air andio ground. we ask calfire division chief cox to show us the most problematic area. he pointed us to the low countryside where the terrain is steep. >> we literally have crews of 15 people cutting line with their hands chain saws, tools. >> and that battle continues. there are a total of 50 officers patrolling geyserville to prevent looting and there are no fatality ohs ror injury reported at this time . >> now california cal's state emergency response team is it ramping four up for potential fire by prepositions crews. you can see resources in the northern and southern parts of california and ready to responds. but new this morning calfire waist says one firefighter and two other people are recovering after being taken to the hospital. they say the firefighter found

the two people yesterday in the process of trying to evacuate near pine flat road in uncorporated sonoma county. when calfire says the flames intensified. the firefighter actually had to deploy his fire shelter which is a shielding device used as a last resort in these type of fires. luckily the three people were later found by other crews and fortunately are expected to be okay. lisa that story goes to show sort of how unpredictable and fast moving the flames can be and now we're worried about another red flag tonight. >> yeah, that's right. this is certainly going to be a very strong event. and we've got the watches and warnings for you. air quality today. well it's not good. the winds have been drifting allowing that smoke to drift throughout the bay area. right now it's 58 in san francisco. 55 in concord. cooler weather is on the way. and the gusty winds that will take us through tonight into sunday, even into monday, these advisories don't expire until.

i'll have the full weather forecast market next. >> thanks lisa more coverage of the planned pg&e power outages. see where they called in a special delivery of propane gas as people try to stock up. and governor newsome got the up close look at the f

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unfortunately. >> and that means we are awaiting pg&e final word coming up at 8:00 a.m. detailing just how many in the bay area will have the lights turned off. in the south bay, more than 70,000 pg&e skers face a weekend without power. abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo spoke to residents who learned a thing or two from last outage. >> people living in the santa cruz mount are no stranger to taking out the power from nature. the but pg&e and public shower power shut office have the people skeptical. >> when it's nice out like the nicest day of the year and power goes off you go, what's up with that. >> still preparation is under way for a weekend without power. busy would be an understatement for the only gas station in ben lomond. . >> i feel like that 200 to 250 gas can and 230 dwalens of

propane. >> shell manager jake hampton says last psps the location ran out of gas. this time the propane phang is you will full and more to arrive. hampton says there is a needo adapt if this is the new norm. >> it's non-step. i haven't sat down for six hours. >> pg&e warns dry conditions and heightened fire risk leave 45,000 santa cruz county customers in the dark. impacted areas include ponts spots without power in the last right now of shut office. >> our power was out 24 hours. >> don baker says issues encountered last psps forced him to prepare asap. >> we haven't stocked up with as much as w like. we're better off than some probably. >> in ask the's value amanda del castillo abc 7. >> and governor newsom once again slammed pg&e during the calfire news conference in healdsburg. he says years of greed and mismanagement have gotten us

where we are today with the power shut office. >> the g has precipitated a lack of intentionallity and focus and hardening the grid. undergrounding the transmission lines did not do their jobs. >> knows tough words coming yesterday afternoon. governor newsom also added pg&e will be held accountable for the costs associated with the blackouts. he believe it will restructured to a completely different entity when it gets out of bankruptcy june of next year. >> pg&e dropped to the lowest point in the utility history calling 30% to $5 per share in after hoursd trading. the previous low was $6.36 about two weeks after it filed fornkr. now planned power outages are not limited to just pg&e customers. southern california edison has been cutting electricity it homes to try and stave off wildfires. right now 15,000 of its

customers are without power. now you might be seeing the haze or smoke from the kincade fire no matter where you live in the bay area. the smoke started drifting south yesterday and picked up by our network of cameras throughout the bay area. sky7 also over the fire last night you can see the enormous plume. sending up into our air with the sun going down, created quite a back drop as the smoke filtered out that orange glow. meteorologist lisa argen is here tracking the forecast. lisa, i know you have a busy day ahead of you. >> yeah, we have plenty of watches and warnings going into effect tonight. and really the peak winds happen tomorrow by about sunrise. this time tomorrow in through about 7:00 is when we see the very, very gusty winds. right now, bit of a lull out there. here it is live doppler 7 where we look at mainly clear conditions. and look at all the watches and warnings. the reds indicate the warnings.

i wanted to show you this high wind warning going into effect monday morning for these areas outside of the bay area. so we certainly are looking at not only the winds but looking at the relative humidity. temperatures going down. but here is what's happening. we have high pressure right over the bay area. it's in cold system that's dropping down to the east of us, setting up the sharp pressure gradient. and winds below from high to low pressure. so we are looking at the tight gradient, allowing for the very gusty winds. air quality has not been good. and today another day where we are lacking at poor air quality and then an air quality advisory likely for tomorrow into monday. so you can see it in the air yesterday, probably smelling it as well. temperatures much cooler out there. 45 in half moon bay. novato santa rosa. looking at upper 50s in hayward. and some areas mimeder clearlake clover dahl dale due to theed

wind. a east wind in the upper elevations some temperatures in the 60s. looking cooler this morning to 22 degrees cooler. that will changeened probably as the winds get going mixing up the atmosphere and allowing for temperatures really not to be the story. retive humidity is up. so right now we're racking at 66%. novato, napa 68%. 28% though in fremont. and these will certainly go down quickly. here is a look at current winds process. at 8:00 notice they are light. out of the north. some still coming off the ocean out of the northwest. this is 5:00 tonight. still very light. as we go into the later hours look at this, 11:00 tonight ramping up. by the dealt up up through napa and then the direction will be changing to that offshore gradient. here is a look at the fire danger index. 7:00 tonight, we're all in the low category. but going through the evening, 10:00, right where it starts from the delta, napa, the winds

continue to spread right on through sonoma, marin, down the diablo range then of course along the coastal hills here. so just san francisco, the bay shoerl. the communities looking at less wind but still the upper elevation winds mix to the surface looking at gusts right where we live at 30 and 40 miles an hour. hazy and cooler today. strong gusty winds tonight through tomorrow. high fire danger through the weekend. the advisories dwoent expire until monday morning. picking up 11:00 tonight. we have the offshore winds check out the magenta color. 4:00 tomorrow morning. 40, 50 miles an hour gusts. 8:00 continuing from the northeast bringing the humidity to single digits. noontime tomorrow gusty all over the bay area. and taking this into 9:00 tomorrow night. still very windy out there. temperatures down, though, tomorrow in the 70s. monday we keep the trend into

tuesday. looking at highs today still warm in the in valleys in the 80s. otherwise, low 70s from the the coast. 80s in sand rafael. the accuweather seven-day forecast. and 80s and. and yoernt tonight into tomorrow. strong winds, gusting into sunday and monday i should say and then the advisories should be lifting. looking at more seasonal weather we get into late monday throughout the rest of the we can. so, yes, certainly a time to be very vigilant out there i think a lot of people are looking forward to maybe tuesday when power hopeful starts to get restored. and we sort of return to home owe stassis in the bay area. >> yes. >> thanks for keeping track of everything. big college football games on abc 7 highlighted by saturday night football. number eight notre dame battles michigan in and asher. espn college game day analyst have a preview of today's axe. >> college game day in south dakota state for the first time

reese dafrs andes mond hourds the jack roberts of sd. u hosting north dakota state. the personual power. north dakota state won seven of the last eight national championships. and and the guy largely responsible for that dinety chris climbed, now the head coach at kansas state it ties back together to abc. first game at noon. sneaky good dime. >> chris has done a good job getting kansas state ready for big games. this is huge. in their backyard, the sooner coming in, number one offense in the country. averaging 600 yards per contest and 40 points per game. and jaylen hurts to the legitimate heisman candidate. kansas state inconsistent at times. but they coasted the rage knocked on mississippi state early this season. >> penn state off the victory against michigan. goes to and james franklin baten the sparnts one time being at

penn state. >> he will have his guys ready for penn state. we expect a lot of rain in the game which favors michigan state. they want to make this game sloppy low scoring game. defensive struggle. take away the explosives. kj hamler. the number one explosive player they want to make sure he is not deep and blowing the lid off the defense. >> and primetime notre dame and michigan oozing with tradition. >> another game may be affected by weather. the forecast a lot of rain in and asher. you look at effective quarterback only two intercepts on the season. but the michigan offense they have turned over the ball multiple times in multiple games. it seems like the rain might favor notre dame. >> you're look at this too, a de facto elimination game on the college football playoff for the fighting irish. notre dame certainly on the mount rush more of college football. will they be in the hunt at the end of the night?

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in southern california, a acre a forced the evacuations of thousands of residents. the tick fire started thursday in the santa clarita area. the l.a. county fire department says six structures have been destroyed and seven more damaged. some people were allowed back into homes but large areas remained under mandatory evacuation orders. the disastrous wildfires have insurance companies dropping customers living in disaster zones. and many new home buyers can't find insurance to cover houses. seven on your side michael finney says it's causing significant anxiety. >> the state department of smurns released astonishing figures. insurance companies refused to

renew more than 167,000 home owner policies last year alone. now that's up 6% statewide. and up 10% in wildfire areas. about 9,000 living in disaster zones lost insurance in 2018. many didn't have any fire damage, like elizabeth chehovik of orinda. >> i don't feel good about it. i think gee i've been with them 40 years. here they are cancelling my insurance. >> elizabeth lives in a wooded hillside area and says triple a refused to renew her policy even though she never had fire damage. however, she was able to get insurance through state farm by bundling her home owner and auto policies under one umbrella. moving all your business to another company can entice a carrier to cover you, keep that in mind if you are told no. and some hope for those in the kincade fire and other major

fires around the state, state law offers more protections for those who live or near a declared disaster area. here is how it works. insurance companies must offer a one-year renewal for home owners in a disaster zone, even if they had no damage. if a home is destroyed in a disaster, carriers must offer renewal for two years. also insurance companies must give paul home owners 45 days notice if they don't intend to renew their insurance policy. and a new law extends that notice to 75 days. that begins next july. now we're hearing from many in fire prone areas saying the agents aren't issues new policies. get this there is no law that says insurance companies must write policies. the state offers a last resort known as fair if. f.a.i.r. insurance. bare bones, really expensive. but it is coverage.

i want to hear from you, the 7 on your side hotline is open monday through friday. 10:00 to 2:00. the telephone number on the scena. reach me on my facebook stage and through abc7news.com. all right, thank you, michael finish in and still to come on abc mornings as air quality worsens stanford researchers investigate the long-term health risk from smoky skies especially on kids. and tips to prepare for possible outages what you can do to be

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pattern. and right now, yes, here is the red frag warning tonight through monday morning, pretty much all the bay area except the bay shoreline there will experience winds at the surface at about 30 miles an hour. but upper elevations, 60, even 70 miles an hour. and the high wind warning into effect tonight through monday morning for all the areas. let's check out the air quality right now. you can see moderate from oakland to san francisco. we do have a spare the air alert today. and the winds switching, light out of of the north upper elevations. light northwestly later today and switching to the offshore component. looking at 50s cool start. mid-and upper 70s throughout the day today. we have the hazy conditions. the winds will be calm and then towards the evening hours it's in the 80s inland. it won't be until after 9:00 we see the gusty winds beginning from the delta you shall pushing to the north bay higher he

feels. pretty much when you sleep tonight through sunrise. sunday morning and then we take it through the afternoon, the gusty winds. low relative humidity. we will talk in detail about the forecast and a calm week ahead after we get through this into monday morning. kate. >> thank you, lisa. you may have noticed strong winds moving the smoke for the kincade fire across the bay area. and so our concerns that inhaling the smoke could impact our children making them prone to asthma and allergies. abc 7 news reporter david louie visited a standrd lab and researches zbleers they suspect the wild fire smoke could kproms immune systems of children. they've been studying air placing and children in fresno. they started the wildfire smoke research during the campfire with 607 samples. a this instrument measuring cells with attention to t

regulatory cells. >> those in high pollution areas may have fewer t regulatory cells and play not work as well, causing kind of a dysfunction in their immune pathway. >> t regulatory cells are essential to the balance of the immune system. they want to learn whether short term exposure to wild land fire smoke triggers a reaction and if a child's access to health care or economic status make a difference. this doctor and her team believe wild land fire smoke is more toxic nan smoke from forest fires because the plastic and metals burned. they hope to find 4007 participants and take safrps before the fire and then blood samples after borrowing in smoke. >> we'll have the people come back after that exposure. and we'll again look at in re immune responses, and their blood pressure and other markers to see are there changes. >> one of the big challenges for the project is finding research subjects willing to donate

blood, vials of blood on ongoing basis to do the analysis. >> children could develop asthma or allergies if the immune system are weakened leading to lifelong health issues. go to our website. abc7news.com if you'd like more details about volunteering for the study. at stanford, david louie, abc 7 news. >> and with the threat of more power outages tonight there are things you can do to prepare. here are black blackout preparation tips with the power out stores may not be able to take credit or debit cards. if the pass is a guide cash will be taken. tri to stock up on bills now by making withdrawal from atm machine today. if you have to evacuate you will need gas. when getting the cash go ahead, stop by a gas station and fill up your tank. you might see a long line as others will likely do the same. also put together a go-bag. including the important documents. well you should have this in case of an earthquake.

the power outages and fires are one more ren to get your documents and go back together. consider anything that you might need to prove your identity orp grant access to accounts and services like birth certificates or financial documents. and don't forget your medicine. you should have aupy of your essential meds for at least seven days. also think about putting bags of water in the freezer. by filling several gallon bags of water and putting them in the freezer you actually make your freezer more efficient and if the pow guess out, the added ice will keep the freezer cold for about 48 hours if you don't open the door. a half stocked freezer will last 24 hours. plus you can use the bags to keep the fridge cooler too. and when the ice melts you have needed emergency water. and make sure you know how to open the garage door because it might -- you might need it without electricity. most garage doors can be opened by pulling on the red handle on in will need to disconnect the

door from the rail so you can manually pull orb push it open. some doors have a key so can be opened from the outside d a blackout. if you are unsure how to get yours open you can always of course park outside in advance of an outage. now petaluma farm and stable owners including one boarding horses from the rescued kincade fire are concerned about tonight's possible pg&e power shutoff. that's because they rely on water wells to feed the livestock requiring electricity to pump the water. san antonio valley stables added seven horses and goats already rescued from a fire. that's in addition to the horses it's boarding on the 52 acre property. it coast sit high on a hill in the driest of conditions. the property owner says they have no way to store water for the horses. so if the power does go off, and so does the pump, it will leave them and the horses in a dire

situation. >> when you are through with what's in the tank you've got no water. >> you could have a generator up here. then you got to think about fire from the generator. because it's so dry. >> now this property was not affected last time pg&e cut power tohouses of customers. this time though they may need to seek hem help for animals from other stablt if they run dry. switching gears with with you, new details on the impending shut down of barney's department stores nationwide. the company says it will close its san francisco location in union square and we've been telling but the barney's bankruptcy deal since they filed in august. accord to sf get, a final decision on the union square store will be made next we can. 121 workers would be laid off. right next door, forever 21, which is also closing its location because of bankruptcy. still ahead, on abc 7 mornings one east bay ice cream

shop worth the bait but at meadow lashing dairy it's at an old school drive through. why the store has not change much over 100 years. and here is a live look outside of the golden gate bridge, the sun is not up yet. when it does we have an intense day ahead of us and lisa argen will be back with your full forecast in

and happening today, the if you need something if for you and the whole family it's day 2 of annual pleasanton festival tp it boasts the largest indoor arts and crafts show at the.

there is a pumpkin patch and kid zone with halloween theemd projects. tickets are $9, $7 for seniors and military and kids under 12 for free. you can stop by from 10:00 to 6:00 and tomorrow from 10:00 to 5:00. in the south bay one of the eeriest places ready to welcome all ghosts and goblins, the winchester military mystery house appear there is a trick or treat trail today free for everyone. you make your way through the spooky gardens of sarah winchester property as you pick up candy from the caretakers. there is games and a bouncy house running from noon until 4:00 this afternoon. then it's also the first day to get out to boo at the zoo at the san francisco zoo. one of the most popular events there every year. the whole family is encouraged to dress up. they do a full costume parade and costume contest. the best part of course kids can trick or treat and watch the

animals stomp and chomp on the delicious pumpkins. zoo hours from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. today until tomorrow. san francisco spared from the outage but all the other activities you got to get them in before the evening. when pow could be cut because of the winds. >> the winds at 8:00 tonight. early nerl the north bay at upper elevations. 8:00. the rest of us through the overnight. yes a breakout looking at partly cloudy skies. we have a spare the air alert you may knots smoke. few 80s today we'll talk about the warmth in the inland valleys, a cooldown and then the huge wind event on tap for the rest of the weekend next. >> also next the world series resumes as the scene shifts to d.c. how the astros spoiled a party how the astros spoiled a party 86 years in the making. how do i use better than bouillon? i just add a spoonful to my marinades... ...to stir frys... ...sauces. just whisk it in... ...brush it on... sauté it. it adds a "cooked all day taste"

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three bay area schools in action looking to bounce back from losses. san jose state takes on the army black snooit knights kick-off at 9:00 a.m. at west point. stanford faces arizona on the farm down at 12:30 this afternoon and cal battles2th ranked utah at salt lake city at 7:00 p.m. tonight the astros try to even the world series in washington after beating the nationals in game 3. abc 7 sports anchor chris alvarez has the highlights in sports. >> game three of the world series, the nationals took the first two from houston on the road. friday night the scene shifted to washington, d.c. for the first world series game in the nation's capital since 1933. pick up the action second inning form oakland a josh reddick pop to left and drops carlosa run the whole. slides in safely bad throw. 1-0 houston. houston up 2-1. ground ball. through the right side.

jose altuva scores 3-1 robin solo blast offal foul bought. houston wins 4-1 and trail the series 2-1. sharks forward patrick marlow the seventh to superintendent up for 1,500 games with one keem. coincidentally in the first meeting against team he left the sharks for a couple years ago pch picture day in toronto. say cheese. logan couture that youngster first period. brett burns from the. redirect fourth of the year. 1-0 sharkies. martin joensz jones keeping his team in the game three seconds in the second period jake muzzin breaks through tide at 1. morgan riley top shelf, leaves two laet goals beating the sharks 4-1. niners welcome the panthers on sunday. offensive tackle joe stalely listed as doubtful was limited

in practice as he yofrs from a broken fibula in week one. sunday is the chance to cmo off wideout emmanuel sanders acquired earlier this week. coach shanahan likes the progress he made and expects him to play a lot on sunday. >> i thought he did as good as he possibly could. that's always toughfare people and takes all years for guys to get used to especially when you miss the foundation in off season. but he got in right away where a lot of divides would be overwhelmed. still a huge challenge. but he definitely has a good head start. >> raiders travel to houston this weekend as the extended road trip ends. star rookie running back josh jacobs listed questionable. but told reporters his shoulder would have to be broken in order for him not to play. the first rounder outle of alabama banged up against green bay last week. he leads president team with 554 yards rushing and four scores. >> i don't know he is a young player obviously. he has his shoulder. we're o we list him as

questionable. we expect him to play. but we'll have to see how it goes. >> that's it for sports. have a safe weekend. back to you. thank you, chris. we're sending it now to meteorologist lisa argen who has been keeping a close eye on our upcoming windy forecast. lisa. >> that's right. that all happens tonight. today, 15 to 20 degrees cooler out there. so our heat advisories expired. cooler air moving in and the winds pick up as soon as 8:00 tonight in the north bay and the upper efrlgss. but damaging and gusting winds in the forecast for the entire bay area tonight right on through sunday. here is a look at what you can expect today. in concord, starting out in the 50s, upper 50s for you by 9:00. it's a spare the air day. you'll notice some haze out there from 11:00 to about 1:00. and down in the low 80s today at 3:00. we will be looking at cooler

weather in the infield east bait as well pl a live look here from emeryville looks calm out there. the winds throughout the day today will be calm. it's late tonight when they will start to move in and get really strong. here is live doppler 7 and the reason we have the cold system moving down to the east of us. and this is setting up a very tight pressure gradient from low pressure to high pressure. we call these the diablo winds. and they'll be with us right on through tomorrow. the wind expires -- the wind adviceries through monday morning. here the spare the air alert. you saw the bad air yesterday and air quality advisory tomorrow into monday. current tufts cooler. 52 in vallejo. 58 in hayward. 45 in santa rosa. on the coast 46. in the 70s yesterday. 20 degrees cooler that's what happens when the winds back off. it's calm calm out there. chance for the atmosphere to cool and that cooler air did

descending into the lower efrlgss. 10 degrees cooler in oakland. a lot of twinkling lights out there. cooler and hazy conditions tonight. strong gusty winds tonight through tomorrow. looking at high fire danger throughout the weekend. this is our scale indicating when the fire danger will be its highest. tonight by 9:00 where the winds beginning by the delta up by discovery bay up through napa, and then they begin to get stronger and spread through the diablo range, the rest of sonoma, this is 4:00 sunday morning. the strongest winds should be at sunrise, which is about 7:00 tomorrow. and as we continue this into 7:00 in the morning you notice we have the darker shades to the north. but certainly breezy to windy on the peninsula. and here is a look at the winds in-mile-per-hour as we get to 4:00 tomorrow morning. we have gusts over 40 miles an hour. this is in santa rosa. notice the direction out of the north up through calistoga, the northern hills and right on through the diablo range.

not unlikely to see winds gusting to 60, 70 miles an hour up in the. high higher elevations. the hills act like a funnel through the lower efrlgs. they gain speed and then we look at the winds gusting, half moon bay, the coast up through 30 miles an hour. into 9:00 sunday night windy to gusty. looking at relative humidity now 50 petros, 3:00 tomorrow it drops 20 in% in the north day 8:00 appear continues to dra out as the winds get stronger into around the single digits. here a look at the low 80s in the south by. upper 70s on the peninsula. 72 downtown. our spare the air alert today 782 in sand rafael. 79 in san leandro. inland low to mid-80s in the accuweather seven-day forecast. today, sixth, 70s and 80s. cooler, hazy, the winds begin tonight threw the overnight hours. all throughout the day on

sunday. advisories expire by late monday morning and then it should be a cooler and more typical throughout the rest of the week. >> we're waiting for the wind to get here lee. but do you have any concept how bad the smoke will be as it drifts south? will it be like last year when the paradise fire and the year before in 2017. >> it likely could because we have the embers flying around when the winds get stronger. so yeah the wind direction out of the northeast that would be pushing southward into the bay the rest of san francisco. so, yeah it's going to be a tough time for us. >> thanks, lisa. of course we are watching this. switching gears a bit. med orr lashing dairy secrets to success ice cream and keeping the old school drive through alive. the pleasantonty dairy expected to keep power through the weekend is celebrating 100 years in business. and their formula to longevity is simple. they don't change a whole lot. >> it's like superunique.

it's like the texture of the ice cream is different from other soft serves. >> it's the greatest in the world. >> we love cold ice cream. >> as soon as we moved to pleasanton we came here because everybody in town talked about it. >> supercreamy. it's good flafs. perfect. hi, i'm jessie tigens, the owner of meadowlark dairy. we celebrated 100 years in business and 50 years downtown. a man named walter briggs owned it. in the 50s my grandpa came to the ranch, meadowlark dairy and started managing. when we were still processing my parents took over the business and my dad was doing a lot of milk school route. my parents went to the auction because they were auctioning off school trucks. and the school said you can

auction off the truck but you have to take whatever is inside. and inside was an ice cream machine. so my parents decided okay we are making a shake mix and we're going to make an ice cream mix and sell it. that's how it became ice cream. >> i like to know where all the ingredients come from. that adds to the quality of the ice cream. i like supporting small businesses there is in the enough around anymore. >> current we have vanilla, chocolate, orange, strawberry and pineapple, the pain staying during the summer. we have mint chip, coconuting with every other flavor. >> i feel like it's really good ice cream for a good price. >> we try to keep our prices as low as we can. i think it's who we are as people. our employees that make it good for customers. they're upbeat, fun, superpolite. i think that's what really makes a difference. >> it's a neat little place and that they serve all kinds ever things. ice cream and you can buy

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