santa cruz and the cities of santa cruz and watsonville. i very much admire charlie's extensive experience in land use planning and development. after the loma prieta earthquake, charlie was a project manager of the santa cruz downtown recovery plan and he also played a key role in helping watsonville in addressing recovery issues. he's lectured and consulted internationally. most recently in new zealand after the earthquake and written extensively about planning and disaster management. charlie will discuss the extraordinary efforts that will taken to rebuild and restore the business community in santa cruz after the earthquake. and, charlie. [applause] >> well, i guess in keeping with the confessionals on where were you on october 17, 1989, i have to confess, i was at home. i left work a little early that day. you can guess why. so my wife and i were there and the earthquake hit and we got up and stood under the hallway, archway and, you know, i remember it shook for that 17, 14 seconds, whatever it was. and we were actually in pretty goo

clause of social security santa clause of medicare and maybe even the santa clauses of unemployment benefits the minimum wage and take us back to an economy truly safe for the very rich or poor one dickens wrote about it in a story about scrooge marley bob cratchit and tiny tim. and for a while it worked the so-called debt crisis defined the narrative in the media virtually from the day obama was sworn into office and the rich scrooges of the country got hundreds of billions of dollars richer while the tiny tim zz had more and more of their benefits cut and their parents threatened with unemployment the bob cratchit working people of america are reduced to saying is mr scrooge maybe not oh i'm to keep or. i'm just. here for twenty two. and the scrooge is for of course saying oh our has a think progress report pointed out back in july when our nation was facing an actual unemployment crisis and republicans were spinning a manufactured debt crisis the big three cable news networks m s n b c five since c.n.n. took wineskins bait in one week there were more than seven thousand five hund

accident in santa clara, in the santa cruz mountains 17 northbound before glen wood a stall still locking drive times this morning, highway 4 a bit of a grind towards concord, 68 from 580 to 24, 15 minutes or more and 580 out of the central valley. abc7news.com/traffic for the latest in drive times and incidents. >>> we don't know anybody like this, if you have a bunch of unpaid traffic tickets, the state of california has a deal for you. an amnesty program for drive have fines dating back to january 1st, 2009 if you pay up in the first six months of next year you will get a 50% discount. the state expects to rake in 46 million dollars from the program. it does not apply to wreckless driving and dui. >>> students arriving at one high school will see more police on campus morning. katie marzullo is live to explain. >> reporter: i just talked with the superintendent and assistant of the martinez unified school district. they will not go uncamera with under the advice of the police because -- go on camera with us under the advice of the police. wednesday somebody sent an e-mail threatening t

a dire warning about two santa clara county dams. the concerns about their safety and what is being done to fix the problem. >>> and children kept like animals inside a nebraska home. how parents explain their actions in this horrific case of child abuse. >>> good morning. traffic on the richmond bridge looks pretty good in and out of mar incounty. tell you more about the commute in the east bay and also in the north bay. >>> good morning. well, north and east it's rather windy and mild right not. others some thick fog. temperatures today 60s and 70s. >> thank you, steve. early this morning police arrested more than 50 protesters taking part in the occupy atlanta movement. this is new video. you can see a wall of police officers moving in on woodruff park. that's located in downtown atlanta. prosecutors have been camping out there for about two weeks. they say protesters were warned a couple of times about vacating the park or facing arrest. state senator vincent fort was one of the people arrested. >>> in san francisco occupy protes

he is on the edge of santa rosa.he rain is falling stock of healdsburg and coming down on the city line. folks there are getting to see some drops here in the air. will only grow as we head into the morning hours. there is ukiah in eureka. the rain pushing its way through slowly into shortly. san francisco since see the rain by man. watch a line of rain moved, hitting the city by new and interesting past into the afternoon. when if we have a moderate rain predicted over the bay and then it will slowly pushed on through the remainder of the evening and into the overnight hours it should break apart and exit the bay area. family might have residual showers for tuesday but the rest of tuesday looks good. at the '60s and low 70's bay area wide. gone are the huge a temperature swings. '60s and '70s is pretty consistent. quito to a.m., let's get an update on your commute. of potential hot spots. this crash of 85 near saratoga is a northbound, it has been cleared to the shoulder. there is less traffic on the approach. belie

so if you're okay giving santa the stiff, you okay with telling santa speed it up, we got to get thisne? well, think about that. think about whether being first in the nation to vote is worth being first in the nation for santa to conveniently forget. let us just say, first in the nation on a certain package delivery night for santa to skip. you're not there yet, but i am telling you, santa just let me know in no uncertain terms he is worried that you are getting very, very close. so, he says you better back the holly off, because state official that put it to the front of the line is last on the list. or off the list? i can't remember because sanity hung up quickly. an hour from now, we have much more on the santa fall-out. st. louis, himself. on fox business network. dare i say it, they might not be getting it, they might not be hearing, the folks talking about it. what say you? >> demand it, neil. demand it. >> all right, then. this is to win santa over. >> too early?

it's in the unincorporated area of santa clara county. it is a major incident and that's why we have so many law enforcement partners willing to assist in this. and we're asking the public to be safe and we are asking the public to provide us information -- any information that you may have and we're asking the suspect as with your question is to give himself up to the police now. >>> you're listening to santa clara county sheriff laurie smith. she has the very also on this shooting that we have been -- she has the very latest on this shooting that we have been following. the shooter believed to be shareff allman has eluded authorities for 8 hours. two scenes active near wolf and homestead on the cupertino- sunnyvale border as they search for the gunman who they believe is still armed and dangerous. >> you would think it would be easy because they saw him or people witnesses saw him goes across the street and into a -- into sunnyvale into a neighborhood there. and there's the man right there. that's 45-year-old shareff allman. but it's a

"occupy" santa rosa to set up tents on the lawn. the city manager said it was a decision to alleviate unnecessary conflicts. >> best to avoid a so-called show down that was not in anybody's interests. >> reporter: for city leaders this raises the usual concern about cleanliness and safety. they required the group to have a port apoty on sight, and this is an effort at working with the group avoid anything close to the flareup witnessed last week in oakland. during the next city council meeting they'll decide how to officially handle the "occupy" group and their tent because at the moment they're on the lawn without a permit, and plan to be there indefinitely. >> comes down to unlawful assembly on public property. anybody community should be okay with the gathering. it's the maintenance of safety that you always have to have in consideration. >> for observers the encampment brings a national movement to their home town. >> universal health care and a lot of issues and that they're working on. that's a couple important to a lot of ame

average rent for an apartment in santa clara rose nearly 13% to about $1800 a month. expensive city was cupertino home to apple, that is about $2200 a month for an apartment. microsoft is giving two dozen nonprofits $16.5 million to spend on education and job development. among them the tech museum in san jose. more on all that in our print edition of the silicon valley business journal. hey, we got a world series. >> absolutely. rangers and cardinals, in game two of the world series. plus, a brawl in the ♪ ♪ a couple years of up all night ♪ ♪ and a few thousand diapers later ♪ ♪ oh, yeah ♪ he loves that little girl [ male announcer ] all her life, she's been coming toward you. now that she's driving, she's going the other way. ♪ there goes my life [ male announcer ] thanks to state farm's steer clear program, teens learn safer driving and parents gain peace of mind. >>> good evening, rangers, for texas, just enough in the ninth inning to even the world series at one apiece. nelson cruz, knocked down by a cardinals fan. heads up. kobe lewis, right here up the middle.

--a quarter of an inch in santa rosa.is not a huge storm, nothing like what we saw last week. 3/10 of an inch by tuesday. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. we will be in the '90s by thursday. that warming trend will certainly take a hold after the rain and. the next chance of rain on saturday. >>george: darnell hot spots to track. a street clothes are in san jose because of a police shooting at hillsdale. if that should not be a major disruption to no traffic problems on the golden gate bridge supported southbound 101 are right. in the east bay, your ride on interstate 80, the drive times are still under 22 minutes from hercules to berkeley. this is a little slowly heading south from pleasantville to walnut creek. it is all fairly typical, but lighter the usual as is the commute on 1013 san jose and 85 through the west valley. the north bay ride, 101 and iran, the briefest of slowdowns and near hamilton fields. >>darya: george, you are pointed out-you do have to pay for parking even though it is called a state.

reagan advisor jude when in ski more than thirty years ago democrats are on the verge of shooting santa just as when he had planned as i've talked about on this show numerous times when is he encouraged republicans to play santa by giving people tax cuts and run a massive deficit so that when democrats eventually came into office there would be a so-called debt crisis and democrats wouldn't be able to give away any more stuff . in fact the so-called debt crisis would be so bad the democrats would have to play scrooge and take stuff away start cutting the social safety net eventually they'd have to shoot santa reagan dutifully ran up more debt in eight years than every president from george washington to jimmy carter by herbert walker bush followed reagan's lead adding trillions more to the debt thrown in a war for good effort so when clinton came into office republicans went to phase two and began screaming about the debt crisis and clinton bought into it a dutifully shot the santa clause of welfare as we know it and kneecaps the era of big government then when clinton left it was right

leave early in santa rosa. really thick fog could slow you down.on't nid extra time in san francisco. we have a big time warmup on the way. crisp and cool weather through the weekend. then, oh boy, things start to change around here. we're talking fog-free conditions in the city. we'll tell you when. people always enjoy that. mike, people don't enjoy bad traffic. you have a new one, huh? >> yeah, a slower drive from the east bay as well. not the weather. the live look shows you the inkrin and the slow drive. so a quick build at the toll plea sa. very slow. some folks may take 880 south. we'll watch the ripple effect as it happens. >> thank you. at 6:31, we have breaking news. still waiting for confirmation that the highest ranking military says jousted leader moammar gadhafi is dead. rebel leaders claim he was tracked down trying to leave his hometown of sirte. nato war planes attack t his convoy. we are waiting on official ward. neither has confirmed the report just yet. but libyan fighters say they've removed the last remaining forces loyal to ga

santa rosa 37 degrees. really chilly night. you need a swaert or jacket as you head out the door first thing in the morning. 43 east bay. 40 livermore. low 40's even half machine bay santa cruz 46 degrees in san jose. big picture here though and it's higher pressure. this ridge of high pressure will keep us high and dry right through wednesday of next week. after that storm may start to break through and bring us some rain. like i mention at least one computer model wants to bring in rain as as thursday nature. 75 in san jose friday and santa clara 75 degrees. 75 in los gatos. sunny day on the peninsula. 74 san mateo oshtion palo alto. lack at the coast line. clear. half moon bay 70 degrees. it's almost november. this is pretty nice looking weather. 71 in downtown san francisco. 70 in daly city. up towards the north bay and most of you will be in the 70's. about dig a bay 67. stinson beach 68. 75 degrees for new oakland. 73 in san leandro. inland area low to mid 70's. concord 74 and around the monteray bay 76 degrees in santa c

green giant >>> mission college in santa clara is about to undergo a facelift. $51 million structure will replace the main building on campus. it will house 49 classrooms and 50 offices. it's being paid for by a bond measure that runs construction projects in the west valley community college district. >> rents in silly cover valley are surging ahead of the bay area. average rent for an apartment in santa clara rose nearly 13% to about $1800 a month. month expensive city was cupertino home to apple, that is about $2200 a month for an apartment. microsoft is giving two dozen nonprofits $16.5 million to spend on education and job development. among them the tech museum in san jose. more on all that in our print edition of the silicon valley business journal. hey, we got a world series. >> absolutely. rangers and cardinals, in game two of the world series. plus, a brawl in the >>> good evening, rangers, for texas, just enough in the ninth inning to even the world series at one apiece. nelson cruz, knocked down by a cardinals fan. heads up. kobe lewis, right here up

santa rosa 37 degrees. really chilly night. you need a swaert or jacket as you head out the door first thing in the morning. 43 east bay. 40 livermore. low 40's even half machine bay santa cruz 46 degrees in san jose. big picture here though and it's higher pressure. this ridge of high pressure will keep us high and dry right through wednesday of next week. after that storm may start to break through and bring us some rain. like i mention at least one computer model wants to bring in rain as as thursday nature. 75 in san jose friday and santa clara 75 degrees. 75 in los gatos. sunny day on the peninsula. 74 san mateo oshtion palo alto. lack at the coast line. clear. half moon bay 70 degrees. it's almost november. this is pretty nice looking weather. 71 in downtown san francisco. 70 in daly city. up towards the north bay and most of you will be in the 70's. about dig a bay 67. stinson beach 68. 75 degrees for new oakland. 73 in san leandro. inland area low to mid 70's. concord 74 and around the monteray bay 76 degrees in santa c

santa clara's office, santa clara p.d. s.w.a.t. chopper above, armored s.w.a.t. vehicle along with canine and morgan hill police out here. at first, it seemed s.w.a.t. might have had the suspect cornered in a few of the homes where the officers were -- because they're taking so much time to prepare their advance. once they did advance, there was no luck in finding him. they have been searching homes and backyards block by block ever since. and we can still hear and see san jose police with their chopper out here. this search has certainly moved several blocks away from where we're at right now. it's particularly quiet here at homestead and peacock, where we're standing right now. when we first arrived on scene, i saw a father driving around with his children. he told me that the school had just called to let him know that school was shut down today. that is, in fact, true. laurelwood elementary in the santa clara unified school district has shut down today. peterson middle school is not shut down. kids are althout school but areg asked to stay indoors. the search

everybody else santa cruz, watsonville, low 70s. inland mid to upper 70s. tonight more widespread 40s cold front going to go through during the afternoon hours may kick up high clouds other than that you probably won't notice the difference until tomorrow morning. north bay valleys in the 40s, everybody else in the low 50s. cold front to our north, high to our south, that cold front sweeps through, high pulls in behind it tightly packed lines is a tight pressure gradient that is going to kick up the wind that's why we'll have a fire weather watch tuesday in the morning to wednesday gusts up to 40 miles per hour. we go from extremely calm weather today to breezy conditions tomorrow to wednesday with fire danger to a chance of showers maybe an isolated thunderstorm thursday and friday. cooler than average temperatures saturday and sunday. don't forget to change those batteries in all of your carbon monoxide, smoke detectors, saturday night and sunday when you set the clock back an hour. have a great day. jacqueline has an update on a couple of accidents. >>>

santa cruz mountains. close to an inch here and 16 hundredths in san francisco and third in kent field, santa ros rosa, 2 tenth in oakland and livermore and rain shadow of the mountain only 9 hundredths. san jose 14 hundredths inch of rain. system that has just come through right now and bring the rain is just the primer. stronger storm is right behind it. this is going to be colder and this is going to mean snow innevada. winter g is going up in the sierra in about 24 hours. i'll be back with that and also to tell you how much rain we talk about with the stronger snim a few minutes. >> all right thanks. >> and this is the rain that she was just talking about in the south bay. looking at santa clara street in san jose. shot couple high pressures ag ago. wet weather of course mud to multiple mess on by area road. allen is live inxd oaklad for us. allen? >>reporter: yes the first rain of the season is always a concern because that oil buildup on the roadways can turn into slicks that cause a pretty messy sit

santa rosa, that's officially outside 43. there are some upper 30s close to forest hill, and probably just north of santa rosa. 49 even at san jose. they were down to 47. mostly clear today. that little system is falling apart, but you know, i mean, there are a few clouds over the hills and the big whopper we had yesterday and moving off, it's headed out of the picture, left behind the very chilly air mass and a slow warm up for you. this will be a very slow warm up. so it is cold out there. some patchy fog for you, especially down towards the santa clara valley. the highs today, 60s, upper 60s, a few low 70s. but with the extended outlook and your weekend, it always is in view of the mornings to be cool. and today will be a little warmer. next week, some 80s for the afternoon high. next rain will be next weekend. >> all right, steve, time now is 6:39. within the next 30 years, some parts of california, when they will no longer be good for growing wine grapes. the reason? the climate has changed. they said that 50% of califor

they were felt from the east bay to san francisco down to santa cruz. experts are saying don't be surprised if we get more. >>> good morning, patchy fog developing over the last couple of hours. how it may impact where you are diving this morning we'll talk about that and the big warming trend this weekend. >>> following your friday morning commute. this is a live look at bay lights, so far, so good. details in a few minutes. >>> good morning i'm katie marzullo in for kristen sze. >>> i'm eric thomas. city officials are telling the occupy oakland protesters they are no longer welcome to camp out in front of city hall. will police evict them? police haven't moved in yet. amy hollyfield is live at frank ogawa plaza. >> reporter: the notice came at 8:00 last night that the protesters would have to believe by 10 p.m., everyday. they would not be allowed cam here. you can see behind me they are still here going strong with no plans to go anywhere. no one from the city came to tell them to leave. the city is convicted about how to balance rights to assemble a

santa rosa get a nice dry brk, spotty activity pushing through there. as we head through the day, 4:00 p.m., we're going to see mostly clear, greater bay area at that time. we still have the chance for showers as we head through this evening. the bulk of the moisture has come through. now our focus shifts to tonihrt's lows. a cold night, 44 degrees in morgan hill, 46 in livermore and temperatures, yeah, as we head through tomorrow, even with patchy fog and a lot of sunshine in the afternoon, it's going to be hard to rebound into the 70s. another cool day tomorrow. by this weekend, we are going to get our first gorgeous taste of bay area fall weather. this is one of the best times to live in the bay area. you know how nice it gets, all of the leaves change color. we'll get a taste of that this weekend. >> head to the pumpkin patch. >> so looking forward to it. we'll carve the pumpkin together. still ahead, president obama's frustration is growing. his morning news conference and why he told lawmakers debating his jobs plan is "not a game." >> it's been t

santa rosa warmer. napa the same.here the cloud cover increasing right now through 9:00 then pulling out and hanging out at the coast by noon even that one finger of fog moving towards berkeley and oakland. a few spotty 50s along the coast, 60s and 70s bay shore. temperatures will be warmer than everyone starting tomorrow, all the way through next week with the warmest afternoons saturday and sunday. good morning sue. >> good morning mike. we are going back to the bay bridge. we have reports of a motorcycle down before treasure island two right lanes blocked crews on scene. you are in a lot of company headed up that incline. metering lights are on at the toll plaza. live look traveling southbound 280 out of pleasant hill towards the 24 junction moving well. brake lights a little at the 24 junction. back to vacaville westbound 80 past lagoon valley road jacknifed chicken rig two left lanes open minor slowing towards the scene. alternate pena adobe to the frontage road back on 80 at nor texas. bart recovering from an ea

. >> the schools are lakeview, santa fe and maxwell park. all serve children in communities of color. she has four grandchildren she is responsible for picking and dropping them off. now they have to attend another school that won't be apz close to where she lives. she says i don't drive and i don't have a car. the teacher's union says it's never been on board with closing these schools even though teachers will be transferred to other locations. >> we will work closely with them to make sure they are matched with the school where they feel comfortable and where they have seniority rights. >> oakland faces yet another problem which will be addressed at tonight's meeting. two other schools as sent and learning without limits will ask to break away from the district. their plan is to con fevert to independent charter schools. without those two schools oakland unified stands to lose $4 million. >> i would say there's still room for hope but not room for optimism. >> the student would not be a part of the oakland unified school district. they wo

how much is santa clara providing? >> $200,000. >> it is an equal share. >> yes. >> what is the criteria you will use -- you are the expert. what is the criteria on whether we move forward after we have expended the $200,000? >> at that time, we will have gathered information of other possible water supply options, including conservation, recycled water, and ground water, water transfers. that is the universe we are talking about. we would try to arrange those in a way where we are comparing apples to apples and enabling the commission to make the best decision, which could be to pursue one or more of those different options. >> i hate to do this to you because i would hate it to be done to me to speculate. in terms of the carbon footprint, how much of a priority is that going to be in determining criteria acceptability? >> we talked about strategic planning. we need to find our best tools to analyze on this basis how we want to move forward. in the environmental side of things, the that could count very highly. >> tha

sheriff's deputies in santa clara county just released this sketch of the suspect. he is about 5'4" tall with light brown hair. the victim says he asked her for assistance as she was walking on campus yesterday morning. and then he grabbed and choked her until she passed out. we'll have live report on this in just about 30 minutes. >>> a state report finds a disturbing number of sex offenders living or working at homes with foster children. the california state auditor found that the addresses of more than 1,000 registered sex offenders matched the locations of licensed foster care facilities. even more surprising, the department says it told social services to cross-check the database three years ago but that never happened. >> something that's easy enough and just adds to ensuring that the kids are going to be placed in safe environments. >> social services says it does not believe cross-checking the database reliable. eight foster care facilities are now under investigation including two in vallejo. >>> the l.a. dodgers say bryan stow may be partially responsible

santa cruz mountains. close to an inch here and 16 hundredths in san francisco and third in kent field, santa ros rosa, 2 tenth in oakland and livermore and rain shadow of the mountain only 9 hundredths. san jose 14 hundredths inch of rain. system that has just come through right now and bring the rain is just the primer. stronger storm is right behind it. this is going to be colder and this is going to mean snow in the sierra nevada. winter storm warning is going up in the sierra in about 24 hours. i'll be back with that and also to tell you how much rain we talk about with the stronger snim a few minutes. >> all right thanks. >> and this is the rain that she was just talking about in the south bay. looking at santa clara street in san jose. shot couple high pressures ag ago. wet weather of course mud to multiple mess on by area road. allen is live inxd oaklad for us. allen? >>reporter: yes the first rain of the season is always a concern because that oil buildup on the roadways can turn into slicks that

students at lakeview, lazear, marshall, maxwell park and santa fe elementary schools will finish out the year in june and the following year they will be attending new schools. in oakland, alejandra cerball kron 4 news. >>> positive economic news today. a spike for the markets. the dow up 340 points. nasdaq up 88 and the s&p up 42 points. the parks were up all around the world. 2% in tokyo. 3 percent in hahn scon and 6% in france. --the leaders of the eu agreed to wipe out half of the 10s of billions of dollars greece owes to foreign backs and increase its funds to $1.5 trillion. >>> still to come, more shaking, does this mean we are getting closer to the big one? we are getting insight and new at 11:00, conflicts in hollywood morning celebrities of -- among supporters of president obama. >>> and a 61-yard goal in soccer, a 61-yard goal, be late for work, that's coming later in this broadcast. [ beep ] [ man ] you have one new message. [ mom ] hi scooter. this is mommy. the progresso chicken noodle you made is so good. the vegetables are cut nice and thick... you were always good at

claire, santa cruz.the latest from gilroy. >> reporter: this is a big deal. more than 100 arrests all across the bay area and all of those arrested are being brought here to the gilroy police department. now, police right now are being tight lipped about their raid. we do know they've made nor than 100 arrests. it involves guns, drugs, stolen cars and other finds. s.w.a.t. teams from numerous police departments carried out the predawn sting. many of those were in neighborhoods with children and they shook up some of the witnesses. >> pretty scary that all these little kids, mothers walking with their babies around here. >> reporter: some s.w.a.t. team members tell me they didn't find out until last night that they would be involved in this drag net. this is such a big deal that state attorney general will be here at 2:00 to announce the results of this investigation. we're in gilroy, i'm damian trutru trujillo. >> damian, thank you. >>> a young woman claims she was raped at a house party thrown by baseba

. >> and people from as far south as santa cruz, as far north as santa rosa and into the sacramento area reported feeling both earthquakes. dr. brad is with the usgs. >> this is a strike foot motion. so the heyward fault is right lateral. one side moves when you welcome across the fault. moves to the right relative to if you are on the opposite side. >> while the tremblers didn't do much damage and lasted a few seconds, it triggers the looming question, is it a precursor to the big one? >> there's always a chance this could be followed by a larger earthquake. but the chances of that happening decrease rapidly with time. >> what's ironic, the earthquakes happen on the same day as the great american shakeout. a statewide drill where california's schools and businesses practice ducking and covering. this uc berkeley school journalist were covering today's earthquake drills and earthquake retrofit work at memorial stadium when the trembler happened. >> yeah, i mean, we didn't really do it. everybody thought for a moment and went on. a lot of kids are from california and used to earthquakes b

santa cruz so far is 82 degrees. and there are 70s and 80s across the bay area, fog free, warm weather throughout friday z then going to be cooler this weekend. and there is satellite picture from afternoon, high pressure really controlling weather. with this area of high pressure we've enjoyed a nice, northeastern wind flow that cleared skies out across the state of california and there have been fog free conditions this afternoon this, has been responsible for warming all areas up from inland to coast. and los angeles hitting a high of 99 degrees, just showing you it's not just a local thing. overnight, looking for clear skies into north bay, mid to upper. >>s, inland east bay, mild, clear conditions and 61 in antioch. 58 into the south bay z down peninsula, there is tomorrow morning, its clear, we'll continue to warm with that sun out early and there is a some areas that will be seeing number goes up by a couple degrees heading into thursday. so south bay locations, 82346 sab jose. 88 in los gatos. 85 in santa cla

on the list, lack view, lazear, marshal, maxwell park and santa fay.eachers, parents and students planning a protest march. they'll mash at moss wood and then to oakland technical high school. we'll be at that meeting and bring you the latest. >>> major league baseball and the owner of the l.a. dodgers headed tore a legal fight. according to bankruptcy papers filed monday in delaware, dodgers owner frank mccourt used nearly $200 million for his own personal gain, a major vilths of major league baseball rules. the stow family is one of the creditors that mccourt could owe money. the league suggests mccourt misused finances and that forced him to reduce security the season just before stow was attacked. >>> fed up with what they say is a government crackdown and inaction by the state, medical marijuana advocates will try a second time to get their message to voters. the group is drafting an initiative for the 2012 ballot which will impose state oversight on the medical marijuana trade. organizers say the measure will help pot clubs by keeping the governm

livermore, 53 degrees with fog and napa and santa rosa.irport delays of 44 minutes and fog do you know to san luis obispo where they'll have sunshine right now but it's pretty foggy earlier. with that wind shift and the slower clearing, couple degrees cooler today, but a chance of showers arrive tomorrow as another weather system heads our way favoring the north bay. they could see as much of a half an inch north of santa rosa, trace amounts if anything at all. the warm weather will come back. here is a look at the cloud cover. by 1:00 it does clear so we're looking at nice afternoon. although the fog will be quick to move back in tonight. so enjoy the afternoon today. we will look for the numbers to come up after a weak weather disturbance on monday. the fog will want to flirt with the san mateo coast but all things should be mixed out. here is a look at satellite and radar composite, the system that will stay up to the north but the southern edge will bring overrunning moisture. as we go through the morning hours, mist and drizzle monday

sunshine santa clara, mid 70s there. mostly sunny in san mateo. 70 by the afternoon.long the coastline the clouds hang on for most of the day. look for a cool afternoon in pacifica. 62 degrees. cloudy in daily city, 61. downtown san francisco, mid 60s. up into the north bay, a wide range from low 60s along the coast to the low 80s for clover dale, ukiah. 76 napa, santa rosa. a beautiful day in the east bay. 70 san leandro. a mice mild afternoon. liver more coming up 78 there. same thing for fairfield and for the monterey bay. 71 santa cruz. 78 degrees inland in morgan sill. a warmer one. inland tomorrow warming everywhere as we go into the weekend with the beach weather for saturday and sunday. 70s coast side. mid 80s inland. downward trend for the start of the week. mild weather. no drops on the accuweather forecast. >> nice weather around here this time of year. >>> why tomorrow is such an important day. important day. and a new home for four section so...what do you think? i'm not crazy about these light fixtures. kitchen's too small. what's next? 607 franklin st.

santa rosa 81. today 75.ncisco seven degrees cooler barely make it to 66° this afternoon. richmond around 67, san mateo 6, half moon bay six -- 66 -- mid to upper 60s around monterey and salinas low 70s watsonville and santa cruz. tonight with the cold front moving through we'll be opened up to more 40s tonight like livermore, fremont, palo alto, morgan hill, everybody else in the low 50s. cold front quietly sweeps through today, brings a few high clouds during mid-morning to mid-afternoon. once front heads to our south high pressure moves in quickly behind it lines of constant pressure isobars tightly packed, tight pressure gradient fastest winds tomorrow morning tapering into wednesday fast enough that we'll have fire weather watch tuesday morning into wednesday morning. once we get past that thursday, friday another front with cooler weather, 10 to 15 cooler dry day, chance of rain thursday and friday, frost saturday morning. set your clocks back change batteries. have a great day. >>> emergency crews on t

. >> reporter: residents from as far south as santa cruz as far north as santa rosa, and into the sacramento area reported feeling the quake. >> so this is a strike foot motion so the hayward fault is a right lateral so one side moves when you look across the fault moves to the right relative to if you're staying on the opposite side. the same type of fault is the san andreas fault. >> reporter: as to the question could this be a foreshock to the big one? dr. aguard says that's possible but probably unlikely. >> there's always a chance that this could be followed by a larger earthquake. but the chances of that happening decrease rapidly with time. >> reporter: now, geophysicists say they are not surprised by the fact that different parts of the bay area are giving different reports. one person felt a sharp jolt, others reported more than one jolt spaced over time. that's consistent with the way that the different waves called s and p waves originate from these earthquakes travel through the soil. so depending on where you are you probably experienced this differently. they are not surprised

about 76 degrees in santa rosa. next couple of days we are going to warm those temperatures up very nicely. and then probably going to hold on just some minor changes as we head in toward the next couple of days. but halloween yeah couple of spooky clouds moving across, otherwise looks like it will stay dry for the trick or treaters. that's a look at weather. let's check on traffic with elizabeth. >> thank you. we just talked to a muni official. they are doing reroutes of several lines around justin herman plaza in san francisco. sounds like about five different lines are affected so watch out for possible delays there. otherwise, bart systemwide on time. ace, caltrain, ferries, everything else looks good. out of downtown san jose on the roads still a couple headlights approaching the 880 interchange. roadwork in san jose on north- and southbound 880 between 280 and old bayshore highway. north bay, coming off of the golden gate bridge into the city, looks great. they have not done the lane change yet. so quiet. ther

north of santa rosa of long 101, 1-2 mi. visibility between santa rosa and petaluma. there is still quite a bit of crowd cover and the fog. it is pretty much bay area wide. during the 7:00 a.m. hour it is predicted to have widespread coverage. it should pull back by 1:00 p.m. this afternoon. we should get some decent rates in sunshine and a slowly warm things up. the fall will hang along the coast. as we head into the evening and overnight, watch the clock and watch the fall. we are looking for a clear night tonight. the lack of cloud cover means better temperatures tomorrow. here is where they should go. if you are going to be in san francisco today, expect temperatures in the upper 60s downtown. to the west, the weather that is headed our way is fairly clear. a stable forecast of the next few days and warmer temperatures beginning to take off. the 880 approach is backing up over the toll plaza of flats. that is a bad sign. it is backed up beyond the 880 over crossing towards west grand. the back up is the building towards the macarthur maze, 16-18 minute drive time

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santa cruz today in the 80s as well. gilroy 88 expected high, 84 santa cruz.s for friday. then we start to cool down saturday and sunday. enjoy your afternoon. here's traffic with sue. >>> bus bridge still in place between emeryville and oakland. those trains delayed out of jack london square, ace train 1 still late, number 3 on time. stalls west one 580 jammed commute north glen stall still blocking a lane there highway 4, 580, up and over the altamonte earlier accident at carlson westbound. breaking news about a fire at highway 24/580 split, a lot of smoke could be delaying traffic. abc7 news crew is on the scene. that's 24 at 580 the split, fire and smoke. maybe some rubbernecks looking that way. bay bridge light headed into san francisco, not too bad of a delay this morning. >>> sue, thank you. >> that's it for this edition of the abc7 news. >> we'll be back with a local update at 7:24. keep track of the latest on twitter and talk about it on facebook.

also much warmer temperatures for the film crew out there in santa cruz. above average in san francisco and also oakland close to 90 at liver more and santa rosa. let's get a look as the sunsets. we have drying winds in oakland. that ramped up if fire danger today. that wind really helped the numbers warm up from 5 to 15 degrees above average. so let's look at tonight, shall we? mild but clear weather. a great beach day for tomorrow as we're looking at the warm weather right up to the coastline. throughout fall the next couple of days we're going to look at the numbers dropping on down. as we zoom out the same storm system that we had yesterday sitting offshore. a lot of cold air and rain back behind it. it's not moving anywhere. high pressure, that's within in control. that's producing the heat. that's bumping these numbers up. so for tomorrow we can expect 80s inland. a fog-free coast to start. so let's get a look. sunny skies. 6:00 p.m. the clouds start to roll back in. so that will be the first area of cloud cover we'll see pushing back by tomorrow nig