take a live look outside...... bay bridge - oakland in the background (adl at 7:00, a live look outside oakland and the bay bridge. the sun is peeking through the clouds. good morning, thanks for joining us. i am michelle roberts. anthony slaughter. very busy today not only for the weather but you, too. >> exciting for everyone. talking about showers finally making it to the bay area. been looking at this storm system all week long, former hurricane delores made it here. it is not a hurricane but has tropical characteristics, lightning, thunder, warm temperatures. you can see monterey getting

hammered with lightning and thunder. let's time it out. show you what we expect through the day. this is noon, 1:00. notice showers in the peninsula, south bay. heaviest moving toward open waters. later this evening, another round of showers for the south bay, east bay, peninsula. san francisco and north bay seeing a few showers, more so there. you'll stay dry through most of the day with showers this evening. overall, don't cancel plans if you have to do anything outside. if you hear thunder, get out of the water, at the beaches or pools. pay attention to changing weather conditions today. while it is dry now, we are expecting thunderstorms this afternoon, really for the entire bay area. later this evening, 5:00, 6:00. >> bring the umbrellas today. thank you, anthony. we begin this morning with breaking news. the man who police are calling a person of interest in connection to a homicide that left five people dead in a modesto home is

in custody. police tweeted that martin martinez seen here was located and taken into custody by the san jose police. yesterday afternoon officers were called to the home for a welfare check. that's when they discovered three children and two adults had been killed. detectives are calling it a homicide investigation but at this point aren't saying much else. that lack of information has many neighbors on edge. >> i can't believe in my neighborhood. just crazy. >> i don't know how they had injuries or what transformed before hand. it is still pretty early in the investigation. >> no word on who owned the home, how the victims are related. the investigation is on-going. we will follow this story all day long and we'll bring you the latest online and at nbcbayarea.com, on air at 4:30,

6:00, and 11:00. a search for the suspect in the south bay. morgan hill police are looking for a teenager who escaped from santa clara county boys ranch, juvenile detention facility in morgan hill near highway 101 and live oak high school. authorities say five teenagers escaped from there around 9:00 last night. after a couple hours, they found four of the five boys and took them back into custody. the teen is on the loose described as a 17-year-old hispanic man with a tattoo of an s on one arm and j on the other. officers say he does not have a violent history. new details this morning in southern california where brush fires continue to rage. fire crews say the north fire is now 60% contained, but damage has been done. cars, big rigs, even a boat fell victim to the fire that began friday in san bernardino county

and spread across the freeway. drones were in the way trying to film the flames. >> two drones pursued our lead plane. one underneath, one over the top. talking a situation dozens of people could have been killed. >> just 15 miles away, another fire on mount care in angeles national forest forced hundreds of campers to be vaektd, including girl scouts and hearing impaired children. the fire is still burning as well. that one is 35% contained. he hasn't even suited up for his first game. an incoming freshman player was cut from san jose state. kanya bell was arrested friday. this was taken from the san jose website, he is accused of domestic battery of a woman. it allegedly happened on campus.

bell was in summer school at the time of his arrest. spartans head coach said, quote, we have a zero tolerance policy for this type of behavior. a manhunt going on in the south bathe morning. nearly 36 hours after it started. two men still on the loose after an intense search. good news, the park reopened yesterday morning. it was closed most of friday after they investigated an illegal marijuana grow. two suspects ran off after being spotted. a third suspect was arrested. the entire park was evacuated. nearly 8,000 plants were confiscated worth about $16 million. booster security, that's the warning from alameda police after they've seen a rise in burglaries. they're between midnight and 7:00, sometimes on the west end of alameda. officers are temporarily increasing staffing overnight to

try to stop more from happening. they're offering safety tips and you have an alarm, make sure it is on when you leave or are sleeping. lock all your doors and windows. many neighbors say they're staying alert. >> we are vigilant in our courtyard, watch out for each other. makes me feel like i have to really be extra careful. >> police released these photos of a man allegedly involved in at least one burglary, hope someone will recognize him, come forward with more information. police do not know if break-ins are related. new details on the dead lee attack that claimed the lives of four marines and a navy sail lore. the family of the gunman that killed five men gave condolences. randall smith died yet morning. the 26-year-old was married a few months after enlisting in the navy and had three young daughters. the bay area muslim community is

bracing for back lash. the shooter in chattanooga was muslim. they're anxious that the actions cast a dark shadow on muslims. >> our community members are like every other american citizen, dumbfounded by how these acts of terrorism can be associated with any religion. we don't think it is associated with islam more than an attack of terrorism is connected with christianity. we think acts of terrorism have no religion. >> they're committed to dispeg fear, building relationships, and educating people about their faith showing them what true islam looks like. to decision 2016. presidential candidate donald trump defending remarks after saying arizona senator john mccain is not a war hero. >> he is not a war hero. >> he is a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured. >> trump made that comment in iowa and immediately set off a

fire storm of comments, including boos from the audience. mccain spent more than five years as prisoner of war after his plane was shot down in vietnam. trump said he did not serve in vietnam because of a bone spur in his foot, when asked, couldn't identify which foot had the problem. twitter lit up as other republican candidates denounced trump. jeb bush said he has had enough with slanderous attacks from trum. rick perry declared him unfit to be commander in chief. scott walker ignored trum but called mccain a hero. according to "the new york times," cosby testified under oath in a lawsuit by former temple university employee. she says he molested her. he is calling her a liar, but also says he offered to pay for her education. cosby reportedly also said he paid other women after they had

sex. much more on today in the bay. a walk on the wild side, a warning for people living in the south bay after a neighbor crosses paths with a mountain lion walking a dog. also, a red light for uber. what could cause a slow down for the ridesharing company. (scal): good day, m'lady!

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==michelle/topvo== a ttle too good morning. it is 7:11. a live look outside morgan hill. the rain and crazy weather coming our way. we will have weather coming up later. a little too close for comfort. a gilroy man out with his dog took this picture on his cell phone of a mountain lion tailing him apparently. this is the third sighting in that area the last week. wildlife workers say the drought is drawing mountain lions out of the hills as they look for water. >> with properties with a fair amount of land on them, the cats

are coming here with deer and turkey looking for food sources, water sources. >> hikers are warned to travel in groups, keep small children close. if you have pets, bring them inside before the sun goes down. a federal judge has given the go ahead for taxi companies to sue uber. at issues are ads that claim they offer the safest rides on the road. cab companies argue claims are false. they point to background checks every driver must pass before getting behind the wheel and driver safety courses and written exams. a judge rejected uber's attempt to dismiss the lawsuit allowing it to move ahead. more on today in the bay coming up. a symbol of the american dream is changing. why the size of california lawns will shrink, even when drought ends. we have big time thunderstorms popping up across monterey bay, expected to move in the peninsula and south bay in hours.

we will detail the forecast, get you through a stormy sunday after this.

bridge in the background (adlib) ==ichelle/cu== the let's take a live look outside san francisco bay with golden gate bridge in the background. welcome back. it is 7:15. the long fight to access a bay area beach appears to be headed for a solution. tomorrow, the state will gather public input about martins beach near half moon bay. the beach is public but the road to get there is private. billionaire venture capitalist bought the property next to the beach in 2008 and closed the access to the road. under new state law, he has to open up the bridge and work with people to figure out a solution by the end of the year. the state hopes monday's meeting will generate some ideas. laws in california aren't just turning brown, they're shrinking. the state passed new rules on lawns of the future, and there's

a size limit to that. today in the bay, ian cole shows us what you need to know. >> reporter: american dream of having a home with a big lawn seems to be leaving california. >> now we can't push lawns. >> reporter: robert is an arborist who lays sod, though many customers haven't asked for grass recently. new rules mow the number down more. >> it will probably take six months or so for people to turn things around. >> reporter: the state water commission cut the amount of lawn new homes can have, starting december 1st, only 25% of the area around your home can be grass. that's down from 33% before. newly constructed businesses and schools, grass can only be in picnic areas, ball fields, recreational areas, or on some landscape that uses recycled water. >> if we use water at the current rate and doesn't rain or we have another drought year, we

will be out of water this time next year. >> reporter: he says measures will remain, even if the skies open this winter. >> i say california has always been historically an arid state, and as our population increased, we've become more and more constrained relative to water use. >> reporter: this is the alternative to grass, putting down mulch. landscapers are focusing on lawn removal and drought friendly yards. says he may never feel confident enough to encourage a customer to go for a big, green lawn. >> we'll discourage it as much as possible. >> reporter: ian cole, nbc bay area news. looking at the board, i see flashes, the radar is active. >> if you're just joining us this morning and look outside, you think what rain, what storms. just wait. we have lots of lightning. look at the satellite and radar. all that moisture is headed our

way. they have been getting hammered in southern california. up to two inches in socal and las vegas. now it is our turn. we are seeing returns pick up towards monterey way. dealing with heavy lightning and thunder the past couple hours there. for us, it makes it up into the peninsula and into the south bay. santa cruz, you're next. that will make it through the rest of the santa cruz mountains heading through the morning hours. the rest of the bay area, this afternoon you see showers and thunderstorms, and more so later this evening for parts of the north bay and san francisco. again, moisture is moving north from the south. it will be stormy in the south bay, at least first. then the peninsula and to north bay. once it moves to san francisco and north bay, it will weaken. not expecting lightning and thunder for everybody, but a few showers for every location, and best chance for lightning and thunder in the south bay and peninsula where it is looking ominous now, especially from the south bay cam.

you can see the clouds moving in from san jose looking out towards the west and south. overall, it is going to continue to remain active because of remnants of former hurricane delores, now tropical depression, with wind speeds of 35 miles per hour. can't even make it out if you look at satellite. there's the center. you can see outer bands wrapping around the area of low pressure. this is going to continue to make it to the bay area. tomorrow evening, still moving through. we not only have a chance for showers today but also for tomorrow as well. that's a new update. keep that in mind, especially with traveling across the bay today and tomorrow. those are flash flood watches from yosemite through socal. another day of heavy rain expected for las vegas and arizona. for us at home, we're not expecting flash flood watches, not expecting much rain. the thing we are watching for is lightning. put the future cast in motion. as you move through the day,

heavier cells move to open water. if you're a boater, sailor, by 1:00, south bay dealing with showers and thunderstorms. towards santa cruz as well. moisture weakens as it tries to make it to san francisco and santa rosa. again, not talking heavy rain for folks there, again very spotty. tonight, another round of showers and thunderstorms move through around 11:00. with us tomorrow morning through the rush hour. look how it is out toward the sea. i don't think everyone will see this rain tomorrow, it will be spotty in nature. moving through the day tomorrow, a few more popup thunderstorms by the evening hours. by tuesday and wednesday when we're finally done with the storm system as skies clear out, sierra dealing with showers and thunderstorms through tuesday and wednesday. here's the extended forecast. glimpse at today includes showers and thunderstorms. tomorrow, remnant showers. tuesday and wednesday, we clear out. temperatures back up into the

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that often runs in a family ....with multiple generations all taking the oath to protect and serve, across several departments. law enforcement is a profession that often runs in the family with multiple generations taking the oath to protect and serve across several departments. for one east bay family it didn't take generations and they only needed one department. today in the bay garvin thomas explains in this morning's bay area proud. >> reporter: when jim and lori lynn had their sons, thought it would be fun to give them the same initials as dad. jbl. what jim says he never expected, they would all take after him in another way as well.

barbeque was the cuisine of choice when the lynn family went looking for a place to celebrate. the reason for the get together was to toast beginning of a new career for their youngest son, justin. before he was sworn in with academy graduates to be the newest crop of deputies working for alameda sheriff. it is a particular source of pride for dad jim because for the past 28 years, that's exactly where he has worked, too. >> i'm very proud. and blessed. >> reporter: what makes this graduation more special, justin is not only following in his father's footsteps, following in the footsteps of older brother jim and another brother jacob. there are four lynns wearing the

same badge and same name tag. what's more interesting, growing up, none of the boys talked much with each other about becoming cops one day. they certainly didn't talk about it with their dad. >> talked about it a lot lately. i don't think i had a conscious thought that one, let alone all three, would go into law enforcement. >> reporter: how does it happen? to hear the family tell it, jim seemed to have the ability to bring only the good parts of the job home with him and leave the rest. >> i talked to many people, man, why do you want to be a cop, sucks, miserable, you come home angry. but talking to people, i was like my dad is not that way. >> reporter: for jim's part, hopes his boys are that way too. it will be better for them he says and the rest of us. >> i want these boys to go out and do the right thing for the right reason. if you do that, you'll be successful and you'll be happy

and people you serve will be happy. >> reporter: when the sheriff asked if he had more kids ready to become deputies, he said not for awhile, though he has a granddaughter he has his eye on. says she will be ready in about 20 years. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> if you know of someone doing something nice for others, garvin would love to hear from you. go to nbcbayarea.com and search bay area proud. much more ahead on today in the bay coming up. training for a global emergency, the event that had workers preparing in case ebola hits here. and will the iranian nuclear deal get final approval it needs to be put into action? sam ross talks to experts how effective the agreement could be, why the united states holds the key to getting it finalized. reality check is next.

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skies over morgan hill (adlib) michelle/2shot good morning, thanks fo taking a live look outside now, the skies over morgan hill. doesn't look too bad now, although it will be a stormy sunday. good morning, thanks for joining us, i am michelle roberts with anthony slaughter. busy day out there, little rain, little storms. >> lots of lightning. that's the big thing we're watching. look at all of this activity making it to the bay area. monterey bay getting hammered the past couple hours. all this activity making it this way. it will lose intensity. south bay and peninsula will see the brunt of it, as it works north, it will fizzle and fade. storms are approaching santa cruz. no beach day today. stay out of the water, especially if you hear thunder and see lightning, get out of the water. notice we put future cast in motion. showers in the south bay and peninsula. moving through the afternoon and evening, showers will weaken. south bay and peninsula will see the brunt of it, then san

francisco, north day, tri-valley getting a few showers. worst of it i think across the south bay today. stormy skies there, 83 degrees. 69 in san francisco. showers there later this evening, even north bay, may get a brief shower. temperatures in the mid-80s. overall, a warm day, a lot of sunshine, lot of cloud cover, every now and again a brief shower and thunderstorm with embedded lightning. keep an eye to the sky if you're outside. >> sounds muggy, too. >> a little humid. >> thanks. we begin with breaking news. the man police call a person of interest in connection to a homicide that left five people dead in a modesto home is in custody. martin martinez was located and taken into custody by san jose police. yesterday afternoon officers were called for a welfare check

and found three children and two adults were killed. they're calling it a homicide and aren't saying much else. lack of information has many neighbors on edge. >> can't believe in my neighborhood. just crazy. >> i don't know how they succumbed to injuries or what transpired. it is pretty early in the investigation. >> no word who owned the home, how victims were related. the investigation is on-going. we will continue to follow this story all day long. we will bring you the latest online at nbcbayarea.com and on air. 4:30, 6:00, 11:00 tonight. new this morning. a search for a suspect in the south bay is over. morgan hill police were looking for a teenager who escaped from santa clara boys ranch. he was just apprehended. it is near 101 and live oak

hospital. five teens escaped around 9:00 last night. after a couple hours they found four of five boys, took them back into custody. new details this morning in southern california where brush fires continue to rage. fire crews say the north fire is 60% contained but damage has been done. cars, big rigs, even a boat fell victim to the 3500 acre fire that began friday in san bernardino county and spread across i-15 freeway. crews suspended crucial helicopter water drops because drones were in the way, trying to film the dramatic flames. >> two of the drones pursued our lead plane. one underneath, one flying over the top. we're talking about a situation where dozens of people could have been killed. >> just 15 miles away, another fire on mount care in angeles national forest forced hundreds

of campers to be evacuated, including girl scouts and hearing impaired children. the 200 acre fire is burning as well, that one is 35% contained. he never suited up for his first game. now an incoming freshman football player has been cut from san jose state. kanya bell junior was arrested friday. bell is accused of domestic battery on a woman. the incident allegedly happened on campus. bell was in summer school at the time of the arrest. the spartans head coach said we have a zero tolerance policy for this type of behavior. cameras will start rolling tomorrow. san jose police officers will begin wearing body cameras. it is a test field. officers will test cameras worn on the chest and glasses. officers will be able to turn cameras on and off at their discretion. the police department says initially test footage may not

be stored, due to cost. test period runs through october. you can give feedback on body camera policy to the department's website, facebook, twitter pages. now to some international news. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu continues to attack the nuclear deal signed last week between the west and iran. he says it poses as a threat and iran did not deserve concessions until it changed its policy. he believes after economic sanctions are lifted, iran will use money from the historic deal to finance their terror machine. iran supreme leader said yesterday the deal would not change the nation's policy toward the u.s. government. but can it work? president obama warned the country and congress not to let this agreement with iran slip away. in this morning's reality check, sam brock explains why the u.s. holds most of the chips, if not all the chips, in getting the

deal through. >> reporter: the agreement binds seven countries. some experts say the security of the world hangs in the balance. is it a good deal? we asked gloria duffy, ceo of commonwealth club and defense expert who worked on nuclear deals with former soviet countries and north korea. >> it is a very good agreement. it is probably the most thorough, well thought out nuclear nonproliferation agreement the united states has ever negotiated. >> reporter: not all security experts feel that strongly, but most agree a deal is better than watching iran make a bomb. about the deal. what has to happen for it to kick in. seven countries involved, china and russia have authoritative governments which means their leaders made the call to approve. britain, germany, and france, those three have parliamentary governments, prime ministers and presidents reflect a majority party or coalition. they shouldn't run into trouble. that leaves us with iran and the

u.s. iran needs blessing of the ayatollah which experts say it probably already has, if the deal has gotten this far. what remains, just our government. can opponents in congress kwaush the deal. >> i think there will be significant defections from the president's own party likely in the senate and a lot of republicans will vote against it in both houses, but i do not believe members of congress will vote against it that will override a presidential veto. >> why are we talking about votes and presidential vetoes. several months ago congress and the president came up with their own deal and here is what they ironed out. congress has 60 days, can do one of three things. vote to approve, disapprove, or take no action on the agreement. even if congress votes to disapprove, which is the only thing to derail the deal, the

president still has veto power which brings us to our grand conclusion. many political pundits think you may see half of the chamber vote against. two-thirds vote needed to override presidential veto, in the senate, that would mean 13 different lawmakers have to reject the commander in chief and their own party and vote with republicans. that scenario is virtually impossible. bottom line, many of the deal's details still need to be worked out. it may or may not keep iranian from developing a bomb in the long run, but the reality is the u.s. controls the fate of the agreement. i am sam brock. back to you. at 7:37, ucsf health educators are more prepared to handle a global emergency. yesterday the group trained to respond to everything from a terror attack to ebola outbreak. one scenario mimics conditions of a syrian refugee camp. volunteers provide hands-on experience for health care workers by acting as sick and

injured. health workers say they need to be prepared to jump in and help because of shortage of medical staff in other countries. >> kind of learn how to triage and deal with the situations that are overwhelming and kind of how can i do the most good with resources i have. >> this weekend's event is part of a two year fellowship at ucsf to train global health care workers. the plan to remove trees from berkeley and oakland to reduce chance of a brush fire. it is happening in clairmont canyon and other areas. 100 protesters rally the natural area, some in the nude, saying cutting down half million trees would only destroy the forest habitat and create a bigger fire danger. >> cutting living forest canopy and leaving them on the ground as dead wood chips and logs will

make the hills more likely to burn next fire. >> supporters say it is necessary to prevent another disaster like the oakland hills fire that destroyed homes and killed 25 people. much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, the a's play a thriller at the coliseum, and giants look to continue winning ways. the highlights are next. the giants were looking for

their 5th straight win ... as they continued their series in the desert against the giants were looking for their fifth straight win as they continued their series in the desert against the diamondbacks. san francisco down 1-0 in the third, bases loaded for buster posey, hits a two run single to right field. he had four rbis. two batters later, crawford hits a two run single of his own. they go on to win easily 8-4 is the final.

the a's hosting the twins at o.co. tied in the ninth. minnesota takes the lead on a sacrifice fly. the a's rally bottom of the inning down to the final out. the game was tied on this rbi single. to extra innings. bottom of the tenth, vote gets a base hit run. a's win on a walk off, 3-2. much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, round two of the 17th congressional district seat is heating up. the battle between mike honda and row conned a is picking up. larry gur sten joins us next to breakdown rematch of the closely contested 2014 contest. i am mike inouye. lots to do in the bay. start with where i have been all weekend and will be for the remainder, hosting all of the entertainment, eating all of the

food, dancing the dances for the grand finale. it is the big weekend full of japanese and american tradition. food and carnival games, free outside parking. last year i got free sunburn. bring the spray. getting out in the beautiful weather is great for the weekend. even if you like to play the piano you can play it outside in the sunshine in san francisco's botanical garden. don't have to be a master pianist to find more than the dozen pianos out. final weeks of this installation. by guys at sunset piano. there will be a pianist, soprano and orchestra. piano one of the things you may find around botanical gardens. the next event in val hoe, the road rally. they're going to have creations

you may see from folks of the hi beerian academy of unnatural sciences, they make things. they're gear heads. from 1:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. dozens of human powered creation race up and down the course, meeting challenges like zombies, flying monkeys, potholes in the road like your morning commute. come back tomorrow, see if anything like that is waiting for you here on today in the bay. 2014 democratic challenger ro

khanna are at it again ... ===take chyro== both are in couple bent representative mike honda and his challenger are at it again. both are pursuing the congressional seat in the 17th district which straddles santa clara county and alameda. november 2016 may seem like a long way out from now, but the two candidates are already in the thick of the battle. larry gursten joins us.

good morning, first of all. >> good morning. >> looks like it is already heating up. what do you think makes this challenge particularly interesting? >> déjà vu all over again. simple factors make this a biggie. we begin with the fact it is a battle of generations. honda, known for fighting for those that aren't heard, immigrants, poor, elderly, and the challenger making his third try for congress who emphasizes to use technology to bring the district into the 21st century. both are democrats. honda had great support from organized labor. he has support from democratic establishment, including president obama. conna worked for the president as assistant secretary of commerce. what a story. it is a race that drew mash

attention in 2014 when he beat him by 3.6%. doing the same thing in 2016. everybody is watching. >> it is early in the game. most are focused on the presidential campaign. why are we talking about this race now? >> fundamentally it is a contest between two powerful forces. technology sector which feels like it hasn't been heard enough in washington and organized labor which lost a few battles in silicon valley in recent years, including san jose mayor's race in 2014. each side feels its back is to the wall and this race must be won. >> comes down to money. how are these two guys doing? >> well, that's interesting. differently than one might expect. incumbent honda has done well fundamentally, raised $625,000, more than enough.

but challenger conna has $1.25 million, more than any other congressional candidate in the state, whether that be incumbent or challenger. that's a 2 to 1 advantage, michelle. when you look at cash on hand, conna has more than 1 million compared with honda $325,000. better than three-to-one advantage. we should point out that conna had overwhelming advantage in 2014. but honda got close toward the end of that campaign. whether that can happen again, that remains to be seen. >> next year, what should voters be looking for. what are you expecting to see in the next 15 months. >> first of all, watch for fund-raising. can conna keep up that peace. will honda get close enough as he did last time. second, watch for endorsements. can honda hold onto that long list he had from 2014 two years

later. will conna be able to eat away at that endorsement list. watch for the unexpected. he has fallen asleep couple times in congressional hearings, not nice, not the picture you want to show. the question is whether other issues crop up regarding his stewardship. he is going for the third time. he can't afford to lose again. this could be a $10 million race when all is said and done. let me tell you something, people will be watching this all over the country in the next few months. >> always interesting. thank you so much, larry. so much more ahead on today in the bay. an epic view, the new service that brings you to the highest peaks and lowest valleys in the world. this morning, still tracking showers and thunderstorms beginning to make their way towards santa cruz mountains.

lots of lightning with the rain. we will detail the forecast after this.

welcome back this sunday. get you outside with the micro climate forecast. want to show you the satellite and radar. we have lots of heavy rainfall on the central coastline, even towards monterey. look at the lightning strikes with this rain. this activity is moving this way. it is making it to santa cruz now. lightning strikes have been numerous with this cell moving through monterey.

it is going to continue to remain up the peninsula. santa cruz, woodside, belmont, half moon bay, keep in mind you'll see lightning strikes moving through the early morning. same for these developing across the central coast, gill roe roy, hollister, making it to the south bay. as it moves north, it will weaken considerably. you're not expecting to see the heaviest rain. that will be across the peninsula and south bay. temperatures are still warm in the 70s and 80s. 83 for south bay, 79 for the peninsula. shot from san jose. you can see clouds beginning to roll in. humidity will be up there today. you measure humidity by something called dewpoint. it is always there, always like the temperature. it measures the amount of moisture in the atmosphere. usually in the bay area, talking dewpoints below 55. don't ever have humidity. today it is humid.

talking dewpoints 5 to 10 degrees warmer than they usually are. puts us in the category of dewpoints in the range of 60 to 65, feels uncomfortable outside, sticky like florida weather. we have to deal with it today. this tropical storm is a remnant low, makes its way through. can't make it out on the map, but it is there. deloris spinning showers and thunderstorms. outer bands are pushing into the central coast. by tomorrow, still sitting off the coastline, will continue to weaken with sustained winds up to 25 miles per hour. not all that windy, but again as it moves through, will kick up winds, lightning, thunder, heavy rain. no flash flood watches today. we have to deal with a few showers, more so lightning. heavy rain will continue to fall across the sierra, socal, las vegas, arizona. flash flood watches are posted there. if doing any traveling, heads up. you're going to run into heavy rain with lightning and thunder. even the possibility for severe

weather, maybe isolated tornadoes and hail. here at home, not expecting that shs expecting lightning and thunder. notice by noon, showers in the south bay and peninsula are going to make it north. you may see showers towards oakland and san francisco and north bay. tomorrow morning when you wake up, expect a few showers out there. notice this is 9:00. most of that across the peninsula and south bay. we will keep an eye on that today. if you have outdoor plans, remember, you hear thunder, head in doors. see lightning, get up out of the water, get to a safe place. it will be active today. things die down tomorrow. we will see more sunshine, temperatures warm up. talking 80s and 90s returning to the bay as soon as tuesday. san francisco will be comfortable but showers are expected today and tomorrow morning. back to you, michelle. >> thank you, anthony. the climb up el capitan wall captivated the world.

now google gives a firsthand view of the amazing trek. this is thanks to google's street map feature called view, allows you to experience landmarks as if you're right alongside with the actual explorer. scroll through photos, navigate 360 degree views gl people haven't been there in the past, see that world through my eyes. >> you can explore the eiffel tower, grand canyon, great barrier reef. the message today, bring the umbrella, stay out of the water. >> keep it out of the skies. going to change rapidly. while not raining now, hang on. >> thanks, anthony. thanks so much for making us part of your morning. more local news at 4:30, 6:00, and 11:00. be careful out there. it's tougher than ever to be a...

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