watch the down sloping air. still okay. then as we head toward tomorrow afternoon. in the north bay, in the teens and that's going to mean increasing fire danger as we head toward tomorrow. windy tomorrow morning. the temperatures in the morning in the low 50s. then you will notice the temperatures lower handle the today. mid 60s to the upper 70s wednesday afternoon. it is going to be gusty and smoky. as we head toward the weekend, the winds will relax. lighter winds on saturday will allow the temperatures to rise as we head toward saturday and sunday. sunday will be the warmest day. low 70s to low 80s. and mid 80s. keep track of the temperatures, visibility, anything you like. hour by hour, minute by minu >>> new mandatory evacuations have been ordered for the pacific heights neighborhood. this is behind the mulls berry markets near old redwood highway. we did just send out an abc7 news alert about it but we wanted to let you know, there was the new mandatory evacuation. now, a group of firefighters from stouth bay is among those fighting the flames up north. crews

what happens those warm winds come down the mountains we call it down sloping the air compresses andrms and that really helps to fuel the fire. so really these winds help to spread the fire. got news is, the winds will be shifting as lucy said cooler air will be moving in and the winds will be dying down during the day tomorrow. it is so difficult to fight a fire like this. when you have winds gusting to 70 miles an hour. >> all right. kathy. >> back to you. >> thank you. arrest is finally made in the murder of a beloved philadelphia activist. nearly eight months after winnie harris was murdered police say they finally brought the accused killer into custody. our shawnette wilson is live now outside philadelphia police headquarters with more details. shawnette. >> reporter: iain, tonight police have not provided a mug shot of the suspect but they tell us he is 39 years old. meanwhile, family and friends of the victim say they are encouraged by the arrest, but they still want desperately to know exactly why this happen. >> i want to know what precipitated this act. >> reporter: sandra

i am no stranger to fire, water or air, to the slippery slope, die in hope, hangman‘s rope, new birthy old generation of cavemen, caved in, minds enslaved in time unchanged and i am no stranger to your skin. and on those wet, windy, rainy nights when those clouds open up, how it feels when that rain strike. dylema is not the only one. across the country, people are taking to the stage, confronting their deepest feelings or sharing difficult opinions. it's just so amazing to see that now we are having platforms all across the uk to actually, you know, be on a stage and say our truth. people who are the bravest to say it and to deliver it in a way that is entertaining, it's striking, and it connects, those are the people who are my favourite poets. so for future reference, i am you and you are me and that's all we need to know. thank you. our reporter izin akhabau talking to the spoken word poet dylema. newsnight is coming up on bbc two. here's evan. is it possible we will be taking holidays in saudi arabia before long on its red sea coast? it sounds far—fetched but it's actually the vi

i am no stranger to fire, water or air, to the slippery slope, die in hope, hangman's rope, new birthnged and i am no stranger to your skin. and on those wet, windy, rainy nights when those clouds open up, how it feels when that rain strike. dylema is not the only one. across the country, people are taking to the stage,

slopes. the humidity is very low. what you're seeing is this dry air fanning the flames, any fire that is currently burning is just going to be continually sparked by these relentless winds. looks like the danger is not over yet. and we'll continue through the coming days. back over to you. >> thank you. >>> tonight a homicide investigation underway in berks county. authorities say a body was discovered in a wooded area on sunday the 23-year-old is from reading. detectives are waiting the results of toxicology tests. authorities not announced any arrest. >>> two people are behind bars after atlantic city police say they were trying to sale high powered firearm ammunition and pipe bombs. 37-year-old daniel dan very, aka daniel smith and 31-year-old nina face serious felony a savage 3006 was scoped and seized in the police sting that led to the arrest >> we're very concerned about the damage they could have caused. they were actively trying to sell them to anyone. >> the pair do not appear to be connected to any terrorist groups but officers are concerne

slopes. the humidity is very low. what you're seeing is this dry air fanning the flames, any fire that is currently burning is just going to be continually sparked by these relentless winds. looks like the danger is not over yet. and we'll continue through the coming days. back over to you. >> thank you. >>> tonight a homicide investigation underway in berks county. authorities say a body was discovered in a wooded area on sunday the 23-year-old is from reading. detectives are waiting the results of toxicology tests. authorities not announced any arrest. >>> two people are behind bars after atlantic city police say they were trying to sale high powered firearm ammunition and pipe bombs. 37-year-old daniel dan very, aka daniel smith and 31-year-old nina face serious felony a savage 3006 was scoped and seized in the police sting that led to the arrest >> we're very concerned about the damage they could have caused. they were actively trying to sell them to anyone. >> the pair do not appear to be connected to any terrorist groups but officers are concerne

that's because winds continue to remain off shore, and that down sloping component to the wind drys out the air and also allows for temperatures to skyrocket as well. that's why we have our critical fire danger for the day today. notice across northern and central california, that has been removed. thank goodness, right. what is at play here? high pressure in control of the weather. that's allowing for a calming of the winds across california. at least in the northern and central parts. but also the relative humidity started to nudge back up, ever so slightly, the chance of rain, however, not until thursday and friday as i mentioned before. this is also what we like to see, check that out, no real wind concerns going forward, there simply aren't any weather systems in the vicinity. let's switch gears, talk about the tropics. this is our other big story. hurricane ophelia, the advisory from the national hurricane center has notched this down, just a few kilometers per hour. weakening it somewhat to a category 2, but still a powerful storm system. it is finalizing this transition to extra tropica

here on friday continued sunshine and winds from the northwest down sloping wind off the mountains that means it are compressed the airms the air more with temperatures of 74. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast just inching up a little bit each day here with fine. 72 tomorrow and 74 on friday. and warm with the high clouds coming in at times saturday into sunday and temperatures 11 degrees above normal and 76 both days and clouds increase on monday and warm and a tad humid at 77 degrees and rain is likely on tuesday. could be stormy at times of 70 with a good soaking and cooler come wednesday and temperatures dropping back to 64 degrees. another really nice weekend on tap for october. >> what's the deal is coming up next. when you're a double-dipping pension-padder like steve sweeney, it's important to maintain a certain... lifestyle. that's why sweeney spent over a hundred grand of his campaign funds on high-priced meals and other gifts. we're talking fine cigars, fancy watches, pricey restaurants, and expensive wines - all to charm the type of folks who helped him raise your taxes 145 times. too many in so

sloping effect. these northerly winds are rushing down our hills and the air is compressing.ms up. that's why you're feeling it rather warm out there right no 29-mile-per-hour wind gust in santa rosa. i've been here more than three hours and rarely found a wind gust over 50 miles per hour. that is what we're seeing at hour. 28 currently at atlas peak. 26. altamont. these winds are not going to let up any time soon. they look to be sustained at gusts for the next 12 hours or so. that is incredible. that is why we are seeing extreme fire danger in the north bay. winds at this hour and bone dry humidity. talk about future tracker wind gusts at 3:00 tomorrow morning, north bay 46-mile-per-hour winds in santa rosa. 37 in fairfield. these winds will be around. 7:00 on your monday morning, still breezy. the trend is to weaken ever so lightly. 36-mile-per-hour wind, 29. in santa rosa. then from what this guidance be suggesting, by midday on monday, these winds would decrease substantially. it's going to be about a 1-hour win from this time that the winds especially in the north bay a

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