mt. diablo, mt. tam, you saw the camera shaking. here's a beautiful view from sandy cruz. you either like this time of year or get a little nervous, because october is always that month where we're the driest and could be the warmest and windiest. fog coming back likely late torn, reversing the wind flow. we are breezy. 4:00 still breezy, not as windy, but we'll be windy at the coast. into tomorrow morning, yeah, still 22-mile-an-hour winds. the rock and roll marathon series in san jose, upper 70s today 1:00. a wa 2 later on today. san francisco warmer today at 7n napa with the breezy winds. 80 over in oaklands. how about 83 in pittsburg. tonight more 60s and breezy conditions, so we'll be clear. the accuweather forecast -- very little change tomorrow. hopefully you'll be able to track some of that fog late tomorrow. slightly cooler. certainly cooler wednesday, and looks like still warmer inland. always be careful. >> and really clear today for the blue angels. >> it should be nice. it's the pint-sized spyoff. debuts tonight. here's abc news reporter natalie brunell with a

mt. diablo now 35 miles an hour, 28 miles an hour mt. tam, so you can get the idea that the atmosphere is definitely we ar definitely looking alternate a warmer day today, a lot of sunshine, and the are ed flag warning and wind advisory through 9:00 tomorrow. the fog looks likes it will return tomorrow, but we wiltomor not -- under wednesday. 22 miles an hour in san francisco, better than that in calistoga. throughout the day, they begin to dial back just a bit, but not really enough. we're still under the advisory. we still have gusts over 20 miles an hour, and into 9:00, we'll still be breezy. it will be a nice day downtown with plenty of sunshine. fleetweek today, 75 by 2:00, mid 70s by 4:00 and we are breezy and mild today. in the south bay look for low to mid 80s. sunnyvale about 80 today. on the peninsula upper 70s. about 74 this time of year, so certainly above average. 76 downtown. how about 70 in the sunset in the north bay? this is where we have the gusty winds. it was breezy all night. 83 in santa rosa. near east bay, you're u

kpix 5 maria medina is live at mt. diablo where winds have been gusty, maria? >> yeah, the sign is up there. a high fire danger. you can see why. the hills out here, they are dry. one spark and it could be disastrous. california park rangers clear out dry brush and fuel on a normal basis here on mt. diablo. but today they say they are working even harder because of the red flag warning. >> there is still plenty of dry fuel out there. >> reporter: contra costa firefighters say on top of their normal resources they have created a new task force. positioning fire crews in areas they believe are at high risk of going up in flames. the tactic is called repositioning. >> with prepositioning, we can put the resources to where they could fight the fire before it starts and get the jump on it, unlike what has happened historically throughout the wec additional resources. >> reporter: today's weather, low humidity and strong are gusts are creating a perfect recipe for a disaster. in the north bay and east bay hills. with the greatest threat according to the national weat

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mt. st. helena reaching 72-mile-per-hour gusts and mt. diablo is 62. we'll continue to monditor thos wind gusts and talk about the wildfire danger coming up. mike, now you have a note for bay bridge commuters. >> not just about the backup at the toll plaza which you would expect. once you get across here and this is the standard backup and across t

pretty view from mt. tam. cool with fog this morning. red flag warning through noon tomorrow and the elevated fire danger. so we're looking at the winds and the relativnd that combination makes for the critical fire weather today through tonight and when the winds will be at their gustiest. at the higher elevations, we're beginning to see that north to northeasterly shift. 27 miles an hour in knoxville. looking at -- mt. tamalpais at 17 miles an hour. the east bay not as windy yet. the fog, it pulls back throughout the morning hours and we'll see that sun. but then also coming back just a little bit throughout the day. that on shore component if you're at the beach. otherwise, the dry atmosphere. so right now the relative humidity, the moisture in the air is up from san ramon to livermore. as we add in the winds and the warmer temperatures, it drops to the critical levels from 11% by the delta. little better around the bay. we'll keep going when we get the windiest conditions late tonight into early tomorrow. it gets even drier. it's sti

look at that mt. st. helena up to 70 miles per hour and the numbers close to 60 miles per hour altamont pass, 42 miles per hour and mt. tam 35 and notice what it's doing to our temperatures, san francisco starting the day in the 60s. 68 degrees, 70s and 80s today bayside and san jose, also in the 60s this morning with low to mid 80s, around downtown san jose. so notice where the strongest winds are, north and east bay hills, i think once we pass sunrise we'll begin to see the stronger winds aloft, mix down closer to sea level, which will make everybody gusty as times during midday today. 50s and 60s for now as we take you to the afternoon forecast. 70s and 80s pretty much everywhere, including down toward santa cruz we'll find mid 80s today. 83 degrees in san jose. tri valley with temperatures warming into the 80s inland. same there, low to mid 80s from dublin to livermore, oakland toward fremont close to 80 degrees. peninsula temperatures upper 70s and low 80s and san francisco today we'll see numbers in

this is a live camera from mt. rose near lake tahoe. in the corner if you squint, you can see a little bit of know. you know what? ski season is almost here! but only for mt. rose right now for season pass holders. it's high up there. the resort is actually opening today and tomorrow for people with a ski pass for mt. rose. this is the earliest they have ever opened. boy, the resorts are trying to crank out that e gting close to opening. at squaw they have been busy making snow this week. squaw plans to open about a month from now. what we really need is a taste of the real stuff. you know, a big storm. >> i was getting ready to say where are they getting that snow at squaw valley? because i have not -- >> they're making it. they're making it. >> just spray some water in the air. >> but it's a while off before we get a good juicy storm? >> well, maybe not a while off, but a while from our long-range outlook which is ten days. so no snow within the next ten days. but we've been talking about that rain chance, it's looking likely, guys. i

the mt. diablo range area is under a red flag warning. even though there is no high red flag advisory we're still seeing the potential of fire spreading rather quickly into the evening hours should something happen. over the next five days the ridge of high pressure, the strongest wind is expected to be today and it will decrease by monday as the dry offshore winds continue to warm us up, but that high pressure lingers around and will keep these warmer temperatures kind of key into the start of the work week, the 70s will remain for san francisco, all the way through about tuesday and wednesday. no major changes in terms of the temperatures but again, the elevated fire danger is going to really kick in overnight and that's where i want everybody to be on high alert. scott, i'll send it back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> still ahead on "today in the bay" -- >> it's the best thing i ever conin my life. >> one year after fires roared through coffey park, we catch up with one of the heroes who jumped into action. it's today's bay area p

mt. diablo just down the road at 53 miles an hour. mt. st. helena 62 miles an hour. and with 20 to 30 miles per hour wind gusts, good news for the fire danger. s overnight tonight. as you begin halloween, fremont 51, 51, will be nice tomorrow night. ghostly clearing our interpretation of mostly clear skand al cool. ho y area. weather should be very pleasant in the biggest city population wise in the bay area. we will have a fine day or evening for trick or treating. 78 tomorrow for halloween and the first day of november sunshine, 80 degrees, what's going on, this is what's going on. big strong ridge of high pressure, which doesn't look at the calendar by the way. often they have sagged to the south and storms will go up and over them. and with the ridge in this location, staying close for the next few weeks. clouds will miss us too and a north wind and the offshore wind, no fog tomorrow morning or tomorrow afternoon. at the coast or anywhere throughout the bay area, mainly clear. we will be looking at mainly clear conditions continuing into thursday. some filtered s

mt. saint helena 77-miles-per-hour gusts so far. we could get gusts above 60 miles per hour on hilltops in the north bay around one thousand to 2,000 feet around 3:00 a.m. to 6:00 a.m. in the morning. >> wow. that with the low humidity. that's what has everyone so worried. all right, rob, thank you so much. >>> still to come, a man awarded hundreds of millions of dollarses in a landmark trial might not get that money. the twist that could take place in the case against monsanto. >>> plus when the saints go marching in. it happened today. pope francis canonizing seven people today. we've got a look at those who received sainthood as the church battles controversy. california's public schools rank 44th in the nation. 44th. i'm marshall tuck, i'm a public-school parent, and i know we can do better. in the public schools i led, we got more funding into our classrooms, supported our teachers, and we raised graduation rates by 60%. that's why president obama's education secretary endorses me. we've done it before. now, let's do it for eve

and as you can see from mt., that coastal sea breeze will bring us cooler weather for our bay and coastal areas. it will have above average warmth everywhere. the cooling won't last long. here's a look at the cloud cover and you can see it pulling back to the coast and pulling open for sunshine around noon. around 3:00, 4:00, look at the resurgence to the east as it rolls in during the evening commute. golden gate bridge and bay bridge becoming foggy for evening commute. low to mid-70s around the bay. low to mid-80s in most of our inland neighborhoods. north bay a few upper 70s because of the breeze off the san pablo bay. cloud cover more extensive. fog along highway 101 in the north bay and temperatures in the upper 40s to mid-50s. let's talk m m will be bigger than florence, up to 13 feet. it will go from the keys up to mobile, alabama. fast-moving nature of this means it's not going to flood a lot of areas but it could flood the southeast, especially as you head inthu the carolinas where they're still soaked

mt. diablo gusting close to 50 miles per hour. so the winds are so high in our hills that our fire danger will continue overnight tonight. a red flag warning is in effect not only through sunday but 9:00 monday morning. in the north bay hills, the east bay hills and santa cruz mountains, easily starts and spreads under those condugzs. but something will be watchung. as i talk you through your sunday. it is a breezy day. it will be ea sunny day and temperatures will be a bit above average. not to hot but it will feel warm. so the accuweather seven-day forecast. the winds will calm down on monday. but those numbers will be on the rise by friday and saturday. tr it is bright, it is warm back in the 70s. >> thank you very much. >>> excuse eme. which fight tonight? >> inside, outside. when conor mcgregor is involved, there's a good chance madness will ensue. and the price is wrong. the red sox paid $217 million xfinity mobile is a designed to save you money. even when you've got serious binging to do. wherever your phone takes you, you

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mt. saint helena had a wind gust of 68 miles per hour. mt. diablo 58 miles the single digits, so that's the reason why the national weather service has extended this red flag warning for elevations above 1,000 feet. be mindful no burning or be careful with any sparks around the bay area. as the sun rises, we have cool temperatures and all clear skies. live look outside in dublin, as we approach sunrise this morning, and maybe you're on your way out the door to the pleasant hill b.a.r.t. station, only in the upper 40s, so you do need a warm jacket, but then we go from needing a jacket to just peeling off the layers as our temperatures go up into the mid-70s today. getting the kids up and ready for school, maybe they'll be wearing their costumes today. as you're walking tosc a more comfortable as our te sts we have the at may need a hat and a warm jacket and later on today, short sleeves and shorts. we have a wide range in get a very dry offshore wind flow. so the climate prediction center is saying that for the month of november, as we look fo

mt. diablo had a 62-mile-an-hour gust. and even in orinda, high wind speeds at 45 miles per hour. in parts of yountville, napa, that area, 37-mile-an-hour winds. the humidity still very low, but will gradually come up as we go through the day. and we'll see our winds going from offshore to more of a northerly wind, and a slight onshore breeze that's going to bring up the humidity, especially for areas around marin and parts of napa county. so we are going to see a little bit higher humidity as we go into the next 24 hours, and that's going to reduce that wildfire risk as we go throughout the rest of the evening. our winds once again will start to calm down. as of now, we are starting to see lighter winds around fairfield, where we did have stronger winds blowing through. as we look at napa and parts of santa rosa up toward ukiah, our wind speeds are going to be coming down to about 10 miles per hour. so the threat of that high wildfire danger will be going down as we go through the day, and we will see that red flag warning, hopefully expire within the next hour. but we'll continu

from mt., this is where the winds could be gusting in ex he is of 50 miles an hour later today. 51 in vacaville. 52 santa rosa. 80s in the inland valleys. >>> thanks, lisa. the news continues now with "good morning america." replace one meal or snack a day with glucerna... made with carbsteady to help manage blood sugar... ...and end the day with a smile. glucerna®. everyday progress. >>> welcome back to "gma" on this sunday morning. happening right now search and recovery efforts underway in the south after hurricane michael devastated the area. more than a dozen deaths already con /* confirmed as survivors scramble to find food and water while more than 600,000 people remain in the dark. >>> new saints. thousands gather in st. peters square at the vatican this morning as pope francis officially recognized seven people as saints of the catholic church. among them pope paul vi. he oversaw the modernization of the catholic church. and archbishop oscar romero who was murdered. >>> sotheby's in n

we have gusts in the hills, up to 35 miles an hour at mt. diablo. as we get you closer into that fire in solano county, winds out of the north, racing 23 miles an hour so what that does is it takes that smoke and sends it as far south as san jose. we do have that red flag warning still in effect overnight. and we do anticipate these winds will remain rather busy even as the sun goes down later on this evening. we'll take a look at how high those winds go and we'll take a look at the fire danger. >>> the flames broke out one year ago tomorrow, the tops fire alone destroyed more than 6,700 buildings, flames trapped people overnight with no warning. >> 44 people were killed, 22 of those victims were from sonoma county. >> and that's where cornel bernard is joining us in santa rosa with a prayer service in those victims honor. cornel? >> reporter: hope was the theme of today's prayer service here at cardinal newman high school. at the fires many say there's still a lot of healing to do. there were prayers for a community still healing the wounds from a

mt. view at 70 degrees. hayward, 66. oakland, 63 degrees. let's talk about that cloud cover and our temperature change, because we're definitely noticing an increase in temperatures from the past 24 hours, where we were around this time yesterday. in some spots, including napa. look at napa, very noticeable. about 11 degrees warmer at this hour. st. martin, 9 degrees warmer. and we're expected to be the warmest today out of the entire week. so here's a look at your daytime highs. san francisco, predicted high of 68 degrees. check out oakland. 75. palo alto, 80 degrees. so running a few degrees above seasonal for this time of year. as we head towards the weekend, i know you're wondering what's going to happen with that. well, we also have a bit of an air quality issue going on right now that you may have to keep in mind. i know a lot of people will probably be hanging outside. we've got some smoke and haze drifting from wildfires burning in southern oregon. and that's why there is an air quality advisory that will remain in effect for the bay

mt. saint helena, 62-mile-per-hour gusts. it's been isolated and for the east bay hills under this warning until 9:00 a.m. on wednesday. i am seeing less wind in the forecast the next couple days. the main reason why, the low pressure that helped bring some of the wind to the hills is starting to move to the east. we'll be able to say good-bye t. as you move right into your wednesday morning with a little bit of that dry air still lingering around, we don't see much in the way of cloud cover. temps in the 50s from the south bay to the tri valley. also starting off with 50s for san francisco and the east bay. if you have anything to do with the kids tomorrow, with the costumes at school, you have a great start no matter where are you across the bay area. by the afternoon, things will be heating up. 70s and 80s across the south bay. 83 in gilroy, 80 in east san jose. 77 in los gatos. across contra costa, alameda counties, less in the way of wind, but still warm low 80s for the inland valleys. oakland up to 74. near the coastlin

we did have a peak gust at mt. saint helena. most of us didn't feel that much wind at sea level today. breezy, 10-15 miles per hour. and it's expected to still be in the hills for the northeast aparts of the south bay. 1,000 feet and above with occasional gusts of 20-40 miles per hour. after tomorrow we see things start to clear out. the low pressure is moving to the east. so we can say good-bye to the wind by tomorrow night. then high pressure builds in and will keep us warm for the next couple days. with the drier, warmer air, mostly clear skies to start off your wednesday morning. temperatures in the cool 50s from the south bay to tri valley. no problems with fog. san francisco in the east bay with a little cloud cover. if you have any kind of costume, trick or treating stuff with the kids tomorrow at school, no matter where you are across the bay area, we have a really fantastic start for you. by the afternoon, it gets warm, but it's not going to be extremely hot. we'll be up to 83 in gilroy, 80 in east san jose. the east ba

mt. diablo gusting at 25 miles per hour out of the northwest.pick up speeds, known as the diablo winds. they dry out the air, and that's why we had fire fire fire fire f oakland hills was 43 miles an hour. and mt. tam, 33-mile-an-hour winds. right now, we want to check out the humidity. those numbers have gone from the single digits to double digits tonight. >> sandhya, thanks a lot. >>> a young father died after being tased by deputies and now the family is demanding answers. kate larson has the latest from the investigation. kate? >> reporter: dan, 12 days ago, my photographer max and i were right here, which was completely shut down. we brought this to you as breaking news. now, there's not a lot of evidence of what happened here except for this tree, where you can see flowers and police tape, a reminder of what happened. >> i am angry that i have to talk about my brother in the past tense. >> reporter: on october 3rd, her younger brother died after sheriff deputies tased him. this video posted to snap chat shows him wandering around in the m

. >>> a network of active faults found near oregon's mt. hood. researchers reveal the catastrophic impact of a major quake could have. california's public schools rank 44th in the nation. 44th. i'm marshall tuck, i'm a public-school parent, and i know we can do better. in the public schools i led, we got more funding into our classrooms, supported our teachers, and we raised graduation rates by 60%. that's why president obama's education secretary endorses me. we've done it before. now, let's do it for every public-school student in california. i'm marshall tuck. i'm running for state superintendent. >>> drop it. >>> new video shows the deadly confrontation between san jose police officer and a man armed with a hatchet. it happened back in january as police were called to the metcalf energy center off blanchard road in san jose. kpix 5 len ramirez has more on the police body cam video that's pretty tough to watch. len? >> reporter: that's right, allen. it is a very disturbing video. it shows, you can hear officers, they are telling the man, order

mt. st. helena reaching 72-mile-per-hour gusts and mt. diablo is 62. we'll continue to monditor thos wind gusts and talk about the wildfire danger coming up. mike, now you have a note for bay bridge commuters. >> not just about the backup at the toll plaza which you would expect. once you get across here and this is the standard backup and across the span itself moving smoothly we have the off-ramp here at fremont street that may be opened up to all traffic. all lanes opened as they reopened fremont street at transit center. i want to double check and let you know what to expect. we don't know the slowing we've seen creeping up as the commute built over the last few weeks. fremont street is open at the transit center but the transit center is not yet open. bob redell continues to follow that in the city. we follow more buildup, south 680 could be cord and pleasant hill. hilltop drive west 80 my be affected by plywood that was reported in lanes. chp hasn't given us an update. no lanes reported closed. the crash we saw popping up northbound 880 at "a" st

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bringing all the bitcoin companies in and go point took the master lease on that but unfortunately mt gox happened and nobody else could pay the rent so that kind of imploded but i think would be a great thing now but there's so much momentum around town now you can't go into even a local bar or pope now without hearing block chain bitcoin to this that it all comes up yeah it's everywhere and so tell us a little bit more about go coin and then block yeah who is doing real well so they're growing their merchant base so it's for online payments as you know and we're taking a bunch of new cryptocurrency is not as big point like going into it's going like the old old days we know about a big point cash assumed at there and we've had a dash we've got a couple of others up our sleeves so we're just kind of thinking them slowly and strategically you know which i'm a dash for a second because you know one of the greatest things about crypto is that it can help people that are unbanked are going through incredible financial duress in venezuela now argentina dash of the gas community have reall

mt. tam, you can say almost all the way down to the san mateo . ouratuoday 6 to 10 degrees warmer than average, which puts us in the 70s and 80s everywhere away from the coast. >> thank, mike. a lot of car break-ins in the bay area. but fremont caught a pair who went high-tech. they found this remote controlled device during an arrest last week that can be used to unlock car doors. investigators say the suspects, 33-year-old daniel sanchez and 29-year-old brittany tollner had a large stash of stolen mail and other documents. yikes. >>> the centers for disease control is expecting flu activity to ramp up in the coming weeks. it is recommending everyone six months and older get vaccinated as soon as possible. new figures suggest fewer than 4 out of 10 adults in the u.s. were vaccinated against the flu last season. 49 million came down with the virus. and 79,000 people died. >>> when it comes to u.s. volcanos few pose as high of a risk as mount shasta. the 14,000 foot peak north of reading ranks 5th on the u.s. geological survey latest volcano threat

those high wind gusts that we've had in spots like parts of the north bay and also in the east bay, mt. diablo wind gusts over 60 miles per hour through the p d get a look at still a red flag warning that continues this morning, that goes on until noon, and that's when the winds will start to calm down. we have very low humidity and we'll talk about that in just a second but the red flag warning means that any small spark or anything could spread rapidly if we get any flames going in the hills, especially, so all of these areas shaded in red are under a very critical time as we head through the next few hours. as we get a look at our wind speeds, once again, they will be calming down as we go throughout the day and most of the bay area by this time tomorrow morning will have some very light winds. our humidity, look at this, it is just unreal to see some of these numbers. humidity dropping down this morning to about 5% in ukiah, and clear lake at about 6%,ut there in some of the hills, so if you get a tree down on a power line or something like that, that's why we have seen pg&e turn o

we're going to be starting right now talking to mt. diablo unified school district. >> left, >> reporter: everlast donating gloves. pro fighters volunteering. >> i was born to be a fighter. >> reporter: his father put him in boxing at age 10. >> i was at the time, 7 years old being brought home by cops. taught me self-discipline. >> when they do act up, i ask what would coach do. >> reporter: the program will run the entire school year at john mere. feet first is also in talks with the state board of education to grow the program. sean is going for gold. >> i see this going national. i really do. >> reporter: as are students with their new-found confidence. >> what do you want to do when you grow up? >> be an olympic swimmer and also a teacher. >> reporter: in martinez, katie utehs, abc 7 news. >> great opportunity for those kids. the feet first program will start in the mt. diablo unified school district on november 8th. for more information on the program, head to abc7news.com. >>> first lady melania trump opened up about many hot-bu

voice of margaret mangan/ california volcano observatory: "the upper sacramento river feeds out of mtsta. it's within the hazard zone. shasta lake reservoir which is a huge resource to the bay delta. feeding water to several million people in the san francisco area all the way down to the central valley." mangan says the clearlake volcanic field is of concern too.its threat level is high. voice of margaret mangan/ california volcano observatory: "the clearlake volcanic field is one of these centers that we have only recently realized it's potential threat."she says research has shown that more monitoring is needed and three seismometers will be added in the area in the next two years. (ken ) that was max resnik reporting. the danger list is topped by hawaii's kilauea , which has been erupting this year. other top dangerous volcanoes on the list .... are mount st. helens and mount rainier in washington. (ken)coming up: two bears flown from lake tahoe to southern california. the follow up with the return flight and another bear in the back seat.. (weather) com have the seven day forecas

sasha's and that's been kind of the nature of bitcoin sense the last big there's a twenty fourteen mt gox crash you know you referenced that that was a huge one and now we've got this twenty seventeen twenty eighteen back you know that twenty seventeen period could be. set in terms of the ice you know the initial point offering right and what is it what's your view on the initial point offering and what's the future of that one what are your thoughts there yeah i think a lot of people just were victimized by the pump and dump a lot of the coins that that went out a lot of the big buyers would say hey we're going to hold these for a long time and when they turn out to do is when they're they've got issues they're tokens they turn around wait for the right time and then we don't come back in the market and then move on to the next one so i think there was some you know regulatory oversight did start to come in and there's a lot of sort of guidance given and i think that was a good thing for the market so now what seems to be more popular is what they're calling these s t o's which is th

gusting 25, 30 on mt. tam already. and that's why the fire danger is going to increase at 11:00 tonight. as far as being on the bay, just a normal chop. beaches breezy this afternoon. seasonal temperatures. if you're just out and about on this monday. peninsula, or 55. high cloudiness will keep us into the mid-60s. we are down to 60 by 6:00. seeing stars at 8:00. 66 at noon. but low 70s, maybe a few mid-70s in some neighborhoods. but all in all, pretty cool compared to over the weekend and last week. in the east bay shoreline, hang out in the mid to upper 60s with cluds decreasing at 4:00. we'll look at halloween coming up. here's sue with a look at your morning commute stphraofplt and headed to the south bay. this is highway 87. look to the top left of your screen. you can see the san jose airport. traffic is flowing nicely in the northbound direction. tail lights headed towards the airport. 280, headlights up toured cupertino, 17 minutes from downtown san jose. central valley, very slow there. a car hit something wes

vote yes on 11. >>> here's a look from mt. tam. just a little bit of fog creeping from the coast across san francisco. the north bay valleys and the san bruno gap. that is going to quickly go away. look at the temperatures this afternoon from 74 in san francisco, 6 degrees warmer than average to 10 degrees warmer in oakland. a lot of 70s and 80s today. alexis. >>> already. thank, mike. everyone is in the hall wean spirit this weekend. there are plenty of ways to celebrate with pets, kids and zombies. >> the 29th annual parade and costume contest returns saturday. the parade at 1:00 p.m. on 18 and arkansas streets. if your furry friend doesn't win a trophy, treats will be handed out for all participants. no need to register in advance. show up with your dressed up pet and have fun. >>> things could get spooky for boo at the zoo. you can follow clues on your program to get your good request bag full of yummy streets. a boo negative zoo admission. >> get ready for a zombie invasion. multiple performances of the thriller dance from mic

peak gusts at 65 miles per hour at mount saint helena and mt. diablo. look at the surface wind right here, only single digits in most locations, only ten miles an hour. we have a red flag warning still county and solano county. winds in those areas could gust to 35 miles per hour. humidity will be very low. fire can easily spread under those conditions. look how warm it is. temperature readings in the low to mid 80s in most inland areas and up to about 80 degrees. around the bay it's 73 right now in san francisco. temperatures will be dropping tonight. i'll give you the full forecast in a few minutes. >> you can get alerts, and you can cut tom mize the weather on the topics you're interested in. >>> a suspect is in custody after a high-speed chase that injured a sheriff's deputy. ryan moore was arrested on reckless evasion, resisting arrest and possession of a stolen vehicle. the deputy crashed along highway 1. the sheriff's cruiser and the home burst into flames. the deputy got out and helped rescue three people inside the house. officials say the vehi

the geographical societies would probably sooner have believed the old african story about mt kilimanjaro that it summit was wound about with a huge white snake. it's rare to see kebo from below the mountain the snowy peak is usually covered in cloud to see if you have to go up in an airplane or risk the difficult climb. the ascent begins down in the jungle rain forest like this is called cloud forest in the mornings it's actually in the clouds . was. a walk through the rain forest is much shorter now than a hundred years ago when the first european expeditions set out to conquer the mountain and that's not just because of modern equipment the rain forest itself has shrunk in some places the green belt around the kilimanjaro masses is now only a longer across the rest has been chopped down for wood. as we go higher up the forest gives way to stick brushwood from about thirty eight hundred meters the climate will only support grasses and heather the more lands. are now on the shear ridge in spite of its name it's actually one of the three summits of the kilimanjaro massive over thousands o

take a look at this. 77 miles an hour winds on mt. st. helena. obviously in elevation. but i'm not just talking about gusts, right? it wasn't gusting at 77 miles per hour? that's sustained winds overnight. most of this happened in the early morning hours or late at night. and so when most people are sleeping, that's why likely a lot of us didn't experience that all the way down to 30 miles per hour, but still 30 miles per hour sustained winds in santa rosa. 62 in mt. diablo. the wind speeds have changed. now that's more of an onshore flow and look things have calmed down significantly. so much it even says come on our map, which will hopefully give everybody a peace of mind. making for some changes in the next couple of days. i'll tell you how that will affect the temperatures later. >> emily, thank you. >>> kpix 5 first exposed a questionable perk for top politicians in oakland. it involved free tickets for big time events like warrior games. kpix 5 christin ayers with the creative way a city scandal could be transformed into help for those who need it the most. when t

it broke out at mt. mckinley court, destroying the home. firefighters say it appears to >> nbetwo, a processing error by the dmv mistakenly registered 1500 people to vote, including some people who are not u.s. citizens. the department says the error has been fixed and affected customers will be notified. >>> number three, brett kavanaugh will hear his first arguments as a supreme court justice today. he took part in a swearing-in ceremony last night at the white house. >>> hurricane michael now category 2 storm with winds up to 100 miles per hour and the storm expected to hit florida's gulf coast tomorrow. possibly a category 3 storm by then. michael could bring life-threatening storm surge and heavy rainfall. >> any time i was bad, even as an adult, my mom would call me michael. he's being bad. i'll have more on that coming up. let's focus on here at home. it's back. if you were tired of the the warm weather, sea breezes will drop our temperatures 10 to 13 degrees today. >>> there was an earlier stall on the bay bridge so traffic was heav

looking at the strongest winds of the fall season and already gusts up to 60 miles per hour on top of mt. diablo. and 67 downtown and a pacifica and 68 in san jose. and morgan hill checking in at 64 and the golden gate bridge is nice and clear. and low 70s in napa and novato and concord. east bay hills and east bay valley, sustained winds up to 20, 25p miles per hour, and the excess of 50 miles per hour. and current winds right now, over 38-mile-an-hour wind gusts over napa and looking at fairfield, and the relative humidity increasing, and there are the hilltop gust, and certainly a concern out there today, and we will watch it for you and the numbers will climb above average reading and breezy and warm inland and we will talk about when the fog returns. kate? >> thank you, lisa. the country has a new supreme court justice this morning and brett kavanaugh has been sworn in and after a bitter and epic battle over the nomination. it transfixed the nation in deep divisions and raised questions about sex, power and gender relations. here is our correspondent johnathan karl. >> overnight in

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this is mt. tam looking nice and sunny, but we are looking at the upper elevation winds that are quite gusty. last check, knoxville creek had a wind gust out of the northeast at 42 miles per hour. we are certainly not seeing the winds down at the surface, but if we are clocking them in the upper elevations throughout the day today, look at how they ramp up. starting at 20, 25 miles per hour out of the northeast but then all throughout the late a afternoon, the evening hours, and we are getting up to 50 miles per hour. and so this is napa, sonoma and marian, and the diablo range is not as gusty, but near ham il wind gusts near 30 miles per hour, but outside at the roof camera, we will see the fog. that is a welcomed site and the winds are not blowing here, and so we are look at the relatively calm winds for now, and that is going the change. the fog evaporates and you will see the sunshine here in san francisco and 56 degrees here as well as mountainview and half moon bay, and morgan hill, and 58

in fact just about mt.hasta, but the effects of that allowing for a red flag warning in the sierra nevada. some very gusty winds, up to 40 miles an hour ending later on tonight. then the winds will switch offshore for our area come about tuesday and that's going to bring a warmup. look outside here and you notice it is partly cloudy with upper 50s, san jose. san francisco, 60 in pacifica. some areas pretty mild. the north bay was cool with upper 40s earlier. this is emeryville and you can see a little bit of haze. 53 santa rosa, 50 in napa, 64 in concord and livermore just at 57 degrees, so the fog has been an issue along the coast and the bridges, but right now you see it in oakland at 5-mile visibility, 2-mile visibility at half moon bay and the rest of the bay area looking better than yesterday. this is san rafael, blue sky here with a few high clouds. that will be the order for much of the bay area today, so some of the fog dense in spots. otherwise high clouds once again with hazy afternoon sun. it wil

and then, of course, watching the high fire danger around mt. diablo into oakland hills, that's where we'll be up to 74 degrees in oakland. and for the peninsula, highs reaching into the mid 70s. in san francisco, up to 70 in the mission district. and also keeping an eye on the fire danger in the north bay, as it will be much warmer. napa reaching 80 degrees. we will talk more about the high fire danger and also what's ahead as we led into halloween. >> thank you, kari. >>> coming up, a shocking sight. a video of a man pulling not one, but two chainsaws out on a b.a.r.t. train. b.a.r.t.'s response to this, this morning. >>> first, happening now, a florida man is filing a lawsuit against tesla. he's claiming that his model s crashed when the vehicle autopilot feature failed. the lawsuit claims that tesla sold a detective product. tesla issuing a statement saying, quote, they have no reason to believe that autopilot malfunctioned. >>> and demolition is under way in a kansas city area water slide where a 10-year-old boy died two years ago. the 17-s

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