just off the coast of san diego.experts say while shark attacks are rare in southern california -- some sharks move along the coast during the fall season... so it's good to always be aware. the teen was released from the hospital last week. (terisa) an arrest at a state park may be connected to the death of a father who was killed while sleeping in a tent with his kids. 42-year-old anthony rauda was arrested at malibu creek state park. deputies found him with a rifle while he was searching the area for food. investigators are trying to figure out if rauda's rifle is connected to the murder of tristan beaudette. beaudette's murder sparked national attention when he was shot to death in the park back in june. (ryan) as we get closer to the november election... kron4 is taking a look at some of the propositions voters will be deciding on. and tonight... some dialysis patients are at odds with their medical providers over a prop on the ballot. dialysis is a treatment patients get when their kidneys have failed... and th

we are in full support of coast guard and noaa. we will be working with the coast guard. we have subject matter experts on the ground that will be doing an assessment for requirements. the focus will be on route clearance. matter expertst will be assessing what the potential requirements for that might he same with waterways. be working hand-in-hand with epa and subject matter experts. for the next 24 hours the assessment of the waterways and roofing, the impacts will continue and we will start looking at the need for temporary housing and other infrastructure assessments and critical public facilities. the core remains fully synchronize with the department of defense and the army response efforts. thank you. >> next up are our partners with the american red cross and they played a vital role in helping us to overcome the food, water, and shelter critical lifeline to stabilize like sustainment issues that we are facing here as a result of people being displaced. peter? across three states, florida, georgia, and alabama we had approximately 7800 people who were sheltered i

rainfall will be seen up and down the coast through the seen up and down the coast through the morningf marin, sonoma, and mendocino counties. isolated showers can be expected for the rest of the bay to carry us into the afternoon, evening and morning tomorrow. as far as temperatures go highs will range mostly from the 60's to the 70's. major hot spot eb 24 after overtrn crash blocks the two righ tlane. slow in both directions. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( darya ) for your money... at least 60 big retailers will be closed on thanksgiving day. and california wants to make sure you can spot the bot. jane king is live at the nasdaq with those stories and more. ( jane )good morningcalifornia has. a new law that bans automated accounts, more commonly known as bots, from pretending to be real people. automated accounts can still interact with californians, according to the law, but they will need to disclose that they are bots.the law comes as people are concerned about social media manipulation. retai

this is footage from the coast guard helicopter as a rescuer is lowered down to the waters off the coastoronado island. officials say by the time they got there -- the boat was engulfed in flames and smoke. ( robin )the coast guard airlifted two victims with severe burns to a san diego hospital. the other 13 survivors were transferred over to the mexican navy. (robin) coming up on the kron 4 morning news ... dramatic video of the floor collapsing during a college party this weekend. (robin) and then --- the latest on an explosion at a san jose home that injured two people. (robin) but first --- the midterm elections are almost here and today is the last day to register to vote. we'll tell you what you need to know. (robin) and here's a live look outside...at the san mateo bridge. commercialá)(áábreakáá) (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forec

the weekend.expected into weather is coast. warmer 60s at the with 50s and 60s at the coast.r weather is expected into the weekend. (catherine) new tonight at 6. mcroskey mattress.... a san francisco based company in business since the 19th century... has been bought by fresno-based "pleasant mattress." kron 4 profiled mcroskey last year for our series "made in the bay." the company was founded by two brothers in 1899 ... edward and leonard mcroskey. edward's granddaughter joined the business in 1980...as part of the agreement... she'll stay on as brand ambassador... and oversee the company's three bay area including its mattress says it has plans to expand the brand nationally. (grant)still ahead. president trump is weighing in on here in and placing himself in the middle of the battle between farmers... and fish. (catherine) and we hear from a man who escaped a shark attack... by using his head. people like to live where nature is so we've got this wildland urban interface area. we all love our parks and the best way to keep them healthy is to come in and manage them. hi my

this is new drone footage that shows the destruction along the coast.quake hit friday followed by a 10 foot wall of water that smashed into buildings and swept away homes along the coast. and just this morning a volcano on the same island ... erupted. the volcano is just north of palu.. where the deadly earthquake struck. ( darya ) happening today... crews will be breaking ground and starting construction on the 680 express lane in contra costa county. .( james ) kron 4's sara stinson is live in martinez with the details on the traffic impacts. construction begins this week on an 11-mile i-680 express lane from just south of marina vista ave. in martinez to rudgear road in walnut creek, establishing a continuous southbound express lane through contra costa county. the $127 million project includes expansion of the southbound freeway through walnut creek and conversion of the existing carpool lane from marina vista ave. to north main street. thanks sara. ( darya ) still ahead on the kron4 monring news...october is domestic violence awareness month...and

michael floriday coast as one of the strongest storms in recent memory. storm tonight bringing more flooding rains and powerful winds into georgia. the storm will move rapidly to the north east through the carolinas before moving back into the atlantic. it was mostly sunny but nice around the bay area today but cooler with highs in the 70s inland and 50s and 60s at the coast. on the satellite you can see high pressure starting to build toward the west coast. it will bring warmer weather and offshore winds this weekend. highs tomorrow will be a little warmer and in the mid to upper 70s with 60s at the coast. it will be much warmer on friday and thiis weekend with some highs in the 80s. fair weather will continue into (ken) right now -- hundreds of thousands of people are of hundreds of now -- right now -- hundreds of thousands of people are without powerand it could take weeks before the lights come back on. (catherine)joining us on the phone is cody smith who lives near panama city but has evacuated.. thanks for joining us cody...where are you now - and w

dense fog will fill into the bay tonight and along the coast. lows will be in the 40s and 50s. on the satellite you can see a series of storms off the coast but the jet stream is taking them all into the pacific north west. tomorrow will be partly cloudy with highs in the 70s to low 80s with patchy fog at the coast. there is a slight chance of a few showers on sunday morning. more sunshine returns on monday with mild temperatures. it will be a little breezy on halloween. (catherinei) coming up at 5:30... a live report from florida where the suspect in the suspicious packages has been arrested. what we know about the man so far. (grant) a woman begins attacking a group of kindergarteners with a kitchen knife. just how many children she injured. and you find that brand... no. ...for how much? yes. that's yes for less. fall's best accessories are even better when you find them for less. at ross. yes for less. ...to find your new fall look at an "oh, yeah" price. check this out. that's yes for less. from the latest trends to your favorite brands, it

only mid-60s along the coast. same thing for san francisco, your high will be around midday and will fall with the sea breeze. you get deeper into the north bay and we'll have low 80s as the breeze won't quite reach there. you can see what the breeze does there, low to mid-70s and as you head inland we'll have temperatures in the low to mid-80s. everybody in the 60s and 70s tomorrow. we'll rebound back to average and mid to upper 80s inland. mid-60s at the coast this weekend. let's get back to francis. >> we're seeing slowing on 101 on the peninsula. break lights there. southbound 101 at willow. even in the northbound direction lanes are blocked and traffic is slow as you make your way past university out towards willow. we're keeping an eye on 880 high street. also an accident on the marina boulevard on-ramp to 880, still blocking lanes. here's a look at traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza. a minor wait. that right-hand side is westbound. jessica, reggie? >> google has shut down social network over criticism of

in the aftermath of the hurricane, the coast guard has brought the full force of the coast guard to bear was shallow water rescue boats, helicopters, aids to navigation boats, specialized teams, everybody is ready to roll in and respond. the next few hours obviously we just had daylight a few hours ago, will reveal further information as to the ready to d respond. impact and what that will dictate for rescue operation and recovery efforts going forward. elsewhere, coast guard crews and assets are positioned ready to respond as the rims of the hurricane are still moving through georgia, south carolina, north carolina. the ports of pensacola, panama city, and cedar key remain closed and the ports of south carolina, georgia, north carolina are impact and what that will open with restrictions of this time. >> a major player that helps us with emergency power and temporary power is the army corps of engineers as well as assist in the damage to their protection. we have ray alexander the army corps of engineers. lexington, administrator long. good morning. i've characterized today is one of mo

we want to go now to nbc's mariana atencio she's down the coast in port st. joe where the storm has knocked out our team's broadcast communications. mariana, what can you tell us from there? >> lester, i'm standing ten minutes from mexico beach. where the storm made landfall. right now, port st. island. no power. i just drove through the city and it looked like a massive tornado hit.of and motels completely turn out and destroyed and everywhere we go, lester, people desperately asking us to check on loved ones or houses. this community will take a long time to heal and pick up the pieces. lester? we're joined on another line by linda, a councilwoman for mexico beach, the community hit hard when hurricane michael came ashore. we saw some of the damage there. can you tell us if you've had causalities, injuries? >> this i do not know. much of the town is under water. four, five blocks away from the gulf of mexico houses are under wa going around this afternoon, early evening to check on anybody who had decided not to leave and he was just checking with a rescue

it will be warm and breezy all the way to the coast this weekend. it will stay mostly sunny and nice through the

on scotland's remote north coast.terested in. so specifically the polar orbit, which is where a lot of the telecoms and small satellites will be able to operate on. armed with government grants, lockheed martin is hoping to grab a slice of an industry which could soon be with trillions of pounds. residents of the a'mhoine peninsula hope the benefits will be felt closer to home. we're hoping there will be apprenticeships for young people there. we don't have the expertise, we know that, in space, and satellite production satellite launching. but hopefully you can train young people and give them opportunities to see that as future employment. the first ever rocket launched from uk soil could happen as soon as 2020. but it will take more than one success to propel the british space industry back into orbit. joe miller, bbc news. and you can see more on that story on the sky at night on bbc4 at 10 o'clock this evening. now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz. well, after the very heavy recent rain across west

partly sunny, and then this afternoon the cloud cans will persist -- clouds clos persist around the coast, and it will be low and breezy. we have morep cooling on the way, and i will tell you about that with the seven-day accuweather forecast coming up. and several other injured after a train are wreck in tiwian. the express went off of the track tracks, and most of the people who died were in the first car when it flipped over. the train was going from taipei to a city in the southeast coast, and it is unclear what caused the derailment. >>> new overnight, dozed eens f people are injured after this floor collapse at a party. it happened in clemson, south carolina. the first floor collapsed into the basement and the medics took 30 people to the ohospital, one from of the injuries appear to be life threatening, but other videos showed people jumping and dancing when the floor came out. many clemson students were celebrating after the homecoming victory over north carolina state. >>> and after a scary ride in the south bay, a little girl had a scary ooh ride. her father left her in the car

to coast this week. although the suspect is in custody, packages may keep coming. >> reporter: 14 pipe bombs but just one key to cracking the case. >> once i knew ted a plenty, i was confident we could find the right person. >> reporter: it was a fingerprint on one of the two bombs sent to maxine waters. the print led cer sayoc. his undoing was his previous crimes and the fingerprints and fingers, palm prints, doing everything. if they happen to get a partial print during a crime, they can go back to those major case prints and compare those to any partial they have. >> reporter: former assistant special agent in charge of the san francisco fbi field office says the swift investigation from initial package to arrest in less than a week was aided by the fact that none of the devices exploded, though they were capable. >> if you think back, panam 103 blew up but they still discovered the timing device, the watch, all these pieces they were able to put back together. it took a long time to do it. d that's e

on the satellite you can see high pressure off the coast. the offshore winds will weaken and more of a sea breeze develops. hurricane michael is also strengthening and could hit florida during the middle of the week. highs tomorrow will be a little cooler with highs in the 70s to low 80s inland and patchy fog and 60s at the coast. it will continue to cool through midweek before warming next weekend. (ken) the catholic diocese of oakland says it will release the names of priests who have been credibily accused of abusing minors.... saying it's right thing to do. oakland joins san jose in doing this... kron 4's dan kerman reports. the diocese of oakland in a letter to parishioners first published in the diocese newspaper has announced in 45 days it "will release the names of all clergy... who have been credibly accused of sexually abusing a minor. sot melanie sakoda/ s.n.a.p. 12-22 it's a good step in that it will protect kids now by telling us who these peopole are and where they aremelanie sakoda is the bay area leader of snap, the survivors

on the satellite you can see high pressure off the coast.ffshore winds will weaken and more of a sea breeze develops. hurricane michael is also strengthening and could hit florida during the middle of the week. highs tomorrow will be a little cooler with highs in the 70s to low 80s inland and patchy fog and 60s at the coast. it will continue to cool through midweek before warming next weekend. (ken)coming up: a tragic crash in coming up: a tragic crash in new york state. how one of the victims warned family members that she had a bad feeling about the limo they were riding in. (grant)a public held today as brett is the latest supreme court justice.why president trump apologized to him and his family (ken) it is the only time the two candidates for governor will meet.... what they touched on during the debate.. and a one on one with republican candidate john cox. you know when you're at ross and that cute dress gets even cuter? yes. or when you can say yes...to both? sure. or when you find that brand at that price? are you kidding me? that's

tampa and alabama and they will be doing the coast.n immediately? we have teams. we are a kid up into regions and we have teams going down about eight regions. it is going to be coming down so they will meet up. we are clearly giving information whether its problems some counties have significant problems we do with them as quickly as we can. we have already sent teams who have already started. police in nepal have smashed a major smuggling ring trading in baby chimpanzees stolen from their mothers in the wild in nigeria and then flown thousands of miles to kathmandu. the police have told the bbc they took the action following a bbc news report last year which revealed the extent of the illegal trade. it comes ahead of a global conference in london tomorrow aiming to tackle the problem. david shukman reports from kathmandu. a baby chimpanzee clings to the hand of a keeper. at this age it should be with its mother, but the tiny animal is a victim of wildlife traffickers. seized in west africa, two chimps were being smuggled halfway arou

off the southern california coast. the boy was attacked as he was lobster diving in waters off of encinitas in san diego county. he was rescued by some people in the water who heard his screams. this is video of the rescue taken by a viewer. the victim was rushed to a hospital with traumatic injuries to his upper torso. doctors say he's lucky to be alive. (vicki) doctors also say they remain concerned about infection... but the boy is on track with his recovery... considering the extent of his injuries. (ken) happening now... indonesia is reeling from a catastrophic earthquake and tsunami-- that struck the island of sulawesi on friday. the full scale of destruction is still unclear-- but the city of palu is now in ruins. more than 840 people are confirmed dead--that number is likely to rise-- with many people still missing tonight.... authorities are struggling to deal with the extent of the disaster and volunteers are burying som

at the coast, in the low 60s. now, tomorrow that trend continues. we'll see partly cloudy conditions. temperatures drop. but then sunshine builds, high pressure builds on wednesday. and into thursday and friday. we start to warm up. friday and saturday look very warm. above average once again. mid-80s for the inland areas. upper 70s around the bay. at the coast, a great beach day. prepare for the cooling. but things wille chp about this. at first they said it was cleared. now they are saying, no, we're still out here working. it is southbound 880 at 23rd. a detour in place. there was an accident behind this. that has been cleared. you can see as we zoom in, volume is starting to improve as you make your way southbound. we will give you an update in just a second. >> a boost for book stores in san francisco. more than $100,000 in grants. abc 7 was at mission comics and art, one of the 11 stores in the program. it's a project from the late mayor ed lee. the store received $12,000 to help with signage

>> fog is back in the bay at the coast. you can see fog from the "salesforce tower" camera looking east. and our temperatures are around 48 in santa rosa. and getting dense fog in santa rosa, the visibility down to about a quarter mile for you. 40s and inhe area this morning. weather headlines, patchy fog at the bay. fog pulling back to the coast with near normal daytime highs and that pattern we'll see the morning fog and afternoon sun near normal seasonal daytime highs over the next several days. next week cooler weather with a chance of showers. let's check in with jaclyn

coast fog.emptress bumping up low to mid 80s in a top out around eighty four for the warmest in the locations. upper 70s rather bay. still so much fog 60s and some 70s around the santa cruz coast. popping up temperatures from sunny 70 yesterday 80 today, napa from 78 to 80 degrees. >>> someone has rated majestic made up to seattle. it's about unimportant but they will get cloud cover entering. the fog is thereby the coast. i don't think it will disappear. water temperatures are about the same. 5758. they have not change for a long time. 50s on if you temptress. 40s for some. santa rosa 45. you can see the temperatures in alameda, it is 39. it oakwood hills it is 59. city is 56. of 3 to 54. 27 and talking and start their money. what is a clinic i. back later today and tomorrow and result is a sunshine and warm if you're sitting around the bay and england. it will be the warmest day. tomorrow will be okay. slightly cooler and more so today. 70s for many a few mid 80s tomorrow morning see the fog c

w we want to go nbc's marianna down the coast in port st. joe where the storm knocked out our team's broadcast communications. what can y tell us? >> lester, i'm standing ten minutes om mexico beach. right now -- it looks like a massive tornado hit. stretches with the roof and motels completely turn out and destroyed and everywhere we go, people desperate. >> we'rebviously having trouble with the communications there. all the phone service certainly being di upted by this. we're joined on another line by linda, councilwoman for mexico beach, the community hit hard when hurricane michael came ashore. we saw some of the damage there. can you tell us if ve yoad causalities, injuries? >> this i do not know. much of the town is under water. four, five blocks away from the gulf of mexico houses are under water. but i do not know anything about the casualties. the police cef was going around this afternoon, early ening to check on anybody who had decided not to leave and was just checking with a rescue hopefully that he would find people he could r

churning toward the florida coast. the category 4 hurricane is expected to hit in just a matter of hours. >>> welcome back. we are on storm watch this morning. hurricane michael is children toward the florida coast. it will hit in hours. taking another look at this category 4 hurricane of the powerful winds whipping palm trees in this live picture in panama city, florida. if michael stays at a category 4 when it makes e strongest hurricane to hit the florida panhandle in recorded history. >>> sheriff's deputies in stanislaus county are looking for a man who allegedly uses his young daughter to help him shoplift. investigators say the man you see here has gotten away with it possibly dozens of times using his daughter to steal about $1,000 worth of items from dollar general stores in the past few months, things like household goods and food. >> grabbing items and placing them in her hands and going towards the back of the store putting her down and getting the items and concealing them on his body and then walking out.

it will winds this weekenupper 70s with 60s at the coast. it will be much friday and thiis weekend with the 80s. fair continue into next week. (grant) next on kron4 news at 5... concerns about the safety of a little girl... after police say her dad used her as a decoy to shoplift. we'll have the details after the break. (grant) police in one california town are looking for a man who uses daughter to help him shoplift. they say involving a child may help them press additional charges when he is caught. lemor abrams has the story. natsot/mos"i think it's pretty low to actually use a child to commit a crime. come on."a little girl, detectives say being used as a decoy.a tool, to steal from dollar general stores across stanislaus county.deputy raj singh/stanislaus co. sheriff's office"grabbing items and placing them in her hands and then going towards the back of the store putting her down and getting the items and concealing them on his body and then walking out the store."deputy raj singh says the man you see here has gotten away with it not o

the low clouds and fog, expected to reform and move back to the coast. for the rest of us, it will be a clear day, here's a look at the extended forecast, notice temperatures don't change a lot. getting into thursday, we begin to see a little bit of a bump in those numbers and by your bay area weekend. upper 60s in the for example, and low 80s expected around bait and back into the mid-80s for friday and saturday, with a tad bit of cooling sunday for your cities. >> the time is 4:51, we're a week away believe it or not for the nba regular season, will the warriors be able to stay hot? we'll look at the warriors preseason game against the phoenix suns. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2, our time is now 4:54, happening today caltrain is hosting a community meeting on how building the electrification project is going to affect people in san mateo, that meeting is at 6:00, it will be at the electrification office south of el camino real, construction work is expected to continue through the month. >>> well, a long awaited earthquake emergency now in the demo

fog at the coast and parts of the bay. we're looking at four miles in petaluma and again down to a quarter mile in santa rosa for the visibility out there. satellite-radar view, ridge of high pressure still to the north and that low still to our south and those weather features will be in place for several days. so not a lot of change in the weather. futurecast as we take you through the afternoon we are going to see again that fog just pull back to the coast. plenty of sunshine for the rest of us. through tonight into tomorrow morning, that fog returns for the coast and parts of the bay. then sunshine in the afternoon. daytime high upper 60s san francisco. low 70s in oakland. 77 in san rafael. 80 in napa. santa rosa coming in at 80. and 81 for fairfield. there we go with that seven- day forecast. a little bit warmer friday and saturday. and then much cooler next week. >>> your shot of becoming a millionaire is still out there. >> no one bought the winning mega millions ticket and this morning, the jackpot is now $868 mill

coast guard gulf strike team and the u.s. customs and border protection agency in an aerial survey of the . orida crows coastal area the assessment focused on d.e.a. sites that are regulated by the two agencies. currently there are no reports of major releases of oil and hazardous substances. e.p.a. is providing support to the u.s. corps of engineers for drinking water and waste water assessments in the 35 declared counties in florida, we are currently eing 205 systems operational, three partially operational and are continuing to assess the status of 389 other sites. there are currently eight active well water advisories. at this time on the ground in some areas, it remains dangerous and inaccessible. once conditions allow, our teams will be able to get into those areas and make the appropriate assessments. as always, the agency is prepared to support our state and federal, tribal and local government officials as needed. thanks our report. >> thank you. next up, we have our partners with the voluntarily organization that we

willa is aiming for the west-central coast this evening. earlier today-- the storm boasted maximum sustained winds of near 120 miles per hour.(vicki) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here now... taking a look at where the hurricane is right now. lawrence karnow: we had a few clouds moving through bay area skies today with very mild temperatures. highs today were in the 60s and low 70s. hurricane willa is now coming on shore in mexico. major flodding and damage near the coast is likely as it comes ashore. on the satellite image you can see a weak storm off the coast. it continues to fall apart with only a few showers in northern california. highs tomorrow will start to warm. tomorrow highs in the valleys will be in the mid 70s coast. it will warm the next few days with highs in the 80s late this week and into the weekend. (vicki) still ahead... a lot of residents are fed up with noisy airplanes flying over their homes near s-f-o. details on what's being done to address the noise concerns. (grant) plus... a lot of people are wondering w

after days of tension and fear that spread coast to coast, finally - a break on this case.uthorities arrested a man friday in florida in connection with those mailings. rick smith is a former f-b-i agent.smith explains mail handling protocols for high profile people ensures the packages with the device would not get close enough to put them in danger.the u-s postal service is urging everyone to be cautious and on the lookout as the f-b-i says there could be more suspicious packages out there. (pam) president trump acknowledged tonight that the bomb suspect is a supporter of his... (ken)and former president obama spoke on the subject at a rally in wisconsin. our grant lodes is here with what they both had to say today. (grant)president trump stating this polticial violence will not be tolerated, but dismissing the notion that his verbal attacks directed at the people and news organiza

(terisa)plus: an east coast dad on a mission to the west coast. how he is trying to spread awareness after his son's suicide. (ken)and next: residents of a mobile home park are still waiting to their homes back... why some think that might not happen. (lawrence)ten at ten in santa rosa..neighborhoods destroyed by wildfires are making good on promises to rebuild one year later.(terisa) kron4's gayle ong tells us one community where homes were spared isfacing a tougher challenge. part of this mobile home neighborhood was destroyed by the tubbs fire..as for the homes still standing - tenants have no idea how long it's going to be until they can move back in this red tagged neighborhood..it was an early october morning when flames ripped through a small community in santa rosarobert morgan sprang into action when a raging inferno destroyed part of his journey's end mobile home neighborhoodhis actions spared these homes and the kaiser hospital next door..his nickname the priestyet untoched by the flames - homeowner

patchy fog along the coast. otherwise, the at partly cloudy to clear skies and a mild start the day. we are tracking an area of low pressure that will bring those tonight and then spread in the. we are looking at widespread rain tomorrow morning and that will be great to see. it's been about five months since we have seen a significant rainfall. here is the area why. it will brain return of rain. and as we go through the day, partly cloudy mostly cloudy skies. they we are at 9 pm approaching the north bay and through tomorrow, looking at that rain moving in. and we can season heavy downpours. scattered showers for tuesday. in a chance of showers for wednesday. when it is all said and done, the future rainfall amounts making up anywhere from a quarter to a half an inch of rain. and lucky locations. for today, slightly cooler than normal. 66 in san francisco. and 80 in concord. so, you seven-day forecast. a wet start to the day. looking at temperatures in the middle 70s. and about 60 for the coast. i chance of a s

on the satellite you can see high pressure off the coast.offshore winds will weaken and more of a sea breeze develops. hurricane michael is also strengthening and could hit florida during the middle of the week. highs tomorrow will be a little cooler with highs in the 70s to low 80s inland and patchy fog and 60s at the coast. it will continue to cool through midweek before warming next weekend. (vicki) still ahead... hurricane michael has its eye set on the u.s. gulf coast. what officials are saying tonight about this potentially dangerous storm. (grant) plus... we are less than a month away from election day... and the two gubinitorial candidates are trying to win your votes. hear what happened at their debate in san francisco today. it's time for the ross fall dress event. yeah? so you can find a party dress at a price yeah. that makes you want to celebrate. find the perfect dress for every occasion. it feels even better when you find it for less at the ross fall dress event. yes for less. you know when you're at ross and you ...for how mu

coast guard: "number wear your life jacket.o get help. have a marine v-h-s radio so you can contact first responders in the case of an emergency. third check the paperwork. if you plan to pay someone to take you out on their boat, make sure that captain has the proper licensing from the u.s. coast guard " >( james ) something else you want to look out for when you're out on the water ... special event buoys that warn people stay outside of a coast guard regulated area. ( james ) we'll be back as the kron 4 morning news continues... and here's a live look outside... embarcadero. ( darya ) welcome back. let's get a check of the weather this morning... no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 after rain and thunderstorms earlier this week conditions will be much calmer to be finishing fleet week. highs today will

we will have some coasts especially in the overnight hours, but then should be clearing back to the coast by midday. tomorrow mostly sunny for everybody, at or just below average with a few changes ahead just a few degrees here and there and nothing major. and nothing that we have to tell you about. for the most part, just average temperatures. overnight our lows will be pretty chilly in the 40s for those inland areas. a little warmer right around the bay and along the coast where you're going to remain in the 50s, thanks to the marine layer influence, keeping things just a little bit warmer. cool in those inland and north bay areas where we will not have any fog or anything to keep that warmth in, getting you to the 40s. we did see a few 30s on the map. just in those inland pockets that you can expect maybe you will dip down into the 30s. your highs will be warm many those inland areas in the 80s. 81 in concord. a little cooler closer to the water. oakland and santa rosa 80. close to the 80s in the south bay, but not quite there. of course, in the low to mid- 60s along the coast where th

by noon it's back to the coast. look at this, by 4:00, 5:00, it's starting to make a quicker push to the east. you'll see increasing clouds during yourl evening commute. everybody down south in the mid to upper 70s. 71 in millbrae. we'll have mid-60s along the coast. same thing with 68 in san francisco, expect that to drop during the afternoon hours also. we'll have 77 in san rafael to 72 in santa rosa. 68 in richmond to castro valley in fremont to 76. we'll be in the low to upper 50s for lows tonight. look at that, only 60s and 70s for highs. the coolest day because 80s return to inland neighborhoods thursday and possibly some areas around the bay starting friday. frances is here. if you're taking the bay bridge, you'll want to hear this update. >> once there's a stall on the bay bridge, you know that causes things to back up. here's a live shot right now on the incline section of the bay bridge approaching treasure island. you can seellhose brake lights in the right lane. that means with that backup they've turned

dianne gallagher is on the coast line. what do you see in there? we were on the coast line. it became too dangerous for us to stay. we have been out here, steady rain, the rain has picked up and gone down. you can feel almost when you talk about the bans coming in from hurricane michael here. about 12,000 people live here. a good chunk of them did get out of town. we are on an island connected by a bridge to the mainland. there was plenty of people yesterday afternoon who were walking around enjoying the beach and the sunset saying we can definitely ride out a category 2. at this point, first responders are not going out on calls. they said they will go after the storm. within panama city beach, the mayor says he thinks that so far so good. everybody is stuck with the short notice. michael formed really quickly. the wind is starting to push the rain one direction. it is coming down another direction. we are starting to get the typical hurricane rain from all sides right now. the mayor says they think they will be okay in good conditions. several shelters are completely full.

mid-60s at the coast. mid-70s to mid-80s around the bay. sue. >>> an accident off the subpoena ol' grade southbound near vargas. it's an overturned vehicle. they are trying to get it out of the left lane. you can see the solid line of sensors headed in the southbound direction. no real great were alternate for you. give yourself plenty of time this early morning. with a full road closure until 5:00 a.m., southbound 880, they are doing construction work on the overpass there. so there is a detour in place at 23rd. again, give yourself plenty of time. eastbound 580 is a great alternate. >> the latest iphone hits shelves today. >> and a program a.i. sells for $4,000. >>> apple's new iphone. >> 10 r hits stores candidate. it has picked up positive reviews for its price, $750. >>> and some are going bigger as some go smaller. >> the android palm is 3.3 inches. that's smaller than the first iphone. it will be available november 2nd. >>> finally, a stunner from the art world. >> the first painting ever done by artificial intelligence has sold at a

. >>> a shark attack off the coast of san francisco.we've learned about the man who was bitten while diving. >>> the hurricane is walloping the coast of mexico right now. we're going to take a look at the damage so far and where the storm is headed next. >>> i'll have the latest on that storm plus a look at our local forecast, which includes a warming trend as we head toward the weekend. >>> all that's ahead but first, here's a look at what's coming up tonight. on jimmy kimmel live right after abc7 news at 11:00. >> on tonight's show, we say so many words. how many games in a row would the lakers have to lose for you to unretire, for you to come back to the team? >>> hurricane willa, a category 3 storm, slammed into mexico's west central coast tonight. the national hurricane center says willa's winds reached 120 miles an hour. forecasters say the hurricane will create an extremely dangerous storm surge and dump life-threatening amounts of rain. this is video of huge waives in puerto vaillarta. >>> a commercial filmmaker and diver was re

after days of tension and fear that spread coast to coast, finally - a break on this case. authorities arrested a man friday in florida in connection with those mailings. rick smith is a former f-b-i agent.smith explains mail handling protocols for high profile people ensures the packages with the device would not get close enough to put them in danger.the u-s postal service is urging everyone to be cautious and on the lookout as the f-b-i says there could be more suspicious packages out there. (grant) now that (grant) (grant) (grant) that device was removed from the burlingame facility and taken to a remote area at san francisco international airport...(pam) kron 4's dan kerman shows