mary lee gives us a look inside scared to death. a thrill of horror film exhibit this morning.>> let's look live outside from our treasure island camera. looking at the eastern span of the bay bridge on this friday morning. warm to start. it's going to be hot later on. mary has more when we come back with the forecast. . >>> welcome back. today is friday the 13th. and what would the day be without talking about horror film. >> yeah. love it or hate it, it is still going strong but what's driving us? marc mary lee takes a deep dive into an exhibit that may have the answer. >> reporter: for more than century, motion pictures have helped power to make us laugh, cry and even scream. and that's why portraits of screaming faces line the entrance of the museum of pop culture's scared to death exhibit. an exposition that explores the thrill of horror films. >> one thing wanted to try to explore in this exhibit is horror not only as an entertainment genre but how it connects to us i think horror has the biological connections you know that i

continues tonight at 11:00 with susie stein reporting right here on kpix 5. >>> let's check back in with mary lee with a look at our forecast and we're waiting for a cool off, mary. >> yes, michelle. it is coming. you just have to get through todayfftor today for most of the bay area and you can see why. temperatures already are in the 80s and in the 90s across the region so our sales force tower camera with mostly sunny skies looking at the bay bridge, and at the east bay, mount diablo, 92 right now in concord. temperatures will only rise as we head through the afternoon, 94 for santa rosa. 94 livermore. 83 in oakland. 84 in san francisco and 88 for san jose. the good news, we're watching the winds start to relax, especially up across the north bay mountains, east bay hills and diablo range which is why the red flag warning has expired. you can see 18 miles an hour winds out of the northeast and pleasant. 14 in livermore, 12 in concord. 16 miles an hour winds out of the northeast and fairfield and that is that off shore flow. a strong ridge of high pressure in place. one more day of off shore wi

one of mary lee's favorite days of the week. you can pretty much replay yesterday in your mind if you are wondering what today will be like. a look outside back over toward the bay bridge. 63 in concord. # 9 in san francisco. santa rosa, 56. the 58 in san francisco is the same exact number we did yesterday. keeping in the 80s today. not bad. must be approaching a change in seasonss. i'll be back with more on the rest of the forecast. for now, how is the drive looking? >> looking really good so far. no trouble on the roadways. we are for the most part accident-free. if you are head the out the door early, you should be good to go with no delays along the east shore freeway. a little trouble on the nimitz. northbound as you pass the coliseum, we are seeing the taillights working through. so far, traffic pretty light. you are cheer from this point in oakland into hayward. >>> coming up, some breaking news out the san jose. a deadly mobile home fire. this fire broke out just before midnight. firefighter are still on scene. we're tol

let's get over to mary lee to talk about the forecast. warming things up and it's not always a good thing. >>> we are turning up the heat for sure. so, excuse me. i need water. inland locations topping out in the mid-90s as we go through the day. and with high pressure in control, and that weak onshore flow, we are looking at temperatures soaring. so, the air quality forecast, we the spare ther's alert in effect for today. air quality unhealthy for sensitive groups in the east bay and santa clara

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meteorologist mary lee has your wednesday forecast. how's it looking out there mary? >> we are watching our temperatures rise this afternoon and this is just the start of a warming trend for us. as we sgo through the next few days temps will continue to rise as a ridge of high pressure builds in. here is a live look with our treasure island camera. you can see blue skies out there. now let's show you our 24-hour temperature change and many locations warmer than yesterday at this te. running anywhere from 1 to 5 degrees warmer compared to yesterday at this time. so your weather headlines widespread warming begins today. 90s return inland tomorrow. the hottest temps near 100 degrees inland. we'll talk about those temps in more detail as we go through the next several days coming up back to you. >>> new at noon, a concord woman testified today to stay in the bay area to receive life-saving medical treatment. >> i'm asking congress and the administration to come together to right a wrong. this is not a partisan issue this is a humanitarian issue and our lives depend on it

meteorologist, mary lee has been tracking this for some time now and mary, the next 12 hours are crucial >> critical is the next 12 hours with hurricane dorian. we are watching conditions deteriorate with dorian along the carolina coast pic they are dealing with hurricane force winds as we speak. i weather station on the south carolina coast is clocking winds beings -- wind speeds up to 50 miles per hour. the latest stats for you, it is a strong, category 2 storm packing sustained winds of 110 miles per hour at 6 miles south of myrtle beach, south carolina moving north/northeast at 8 miles per hour. there is the projected path. we are watching later today, into early tomorrow morning. due to the path of dorian emma so extremely close to the carolina coast, they are not only dealing with hurricane force winds, dangerous storm surge, heavy rain but also severe thunderstorms and tornadoes. several tornado reports with dorian. cbs reporter, hillary lane shows us the impact dorian has already had on the carolinas. reportera o ss through wilmington, north carolina thursday morning as hurricane

mary lee tracking hurricane dorian. >>> that's right, kenny, hurricane dorian is starting to take the west, northwesterly turn. pretty much stalled out over the bahamas right now. this is the radar of dorian, you can see the feeder bands pushing across florida right now. i want to show you the storm reports coming in from the tampa area with gusts unto 48 miles per hour at polk county. a thunderstorm wind gust. all those the feeder bands are producing thunderstorm with heavy downpours and strong winds. the latest stats is the category 4 storm with maximum sustained winds at 150 miles per hour, west, northwest at 1 miles per hour, incredibly slow storm. as it continues on that progression, moving west, northwest, we are looking at it possibly just parallel to east coast of florida. may not be a direct impact or direct hit making landfall along the florida coast, as it parallels to it, still looking at live threatening storm surge up to 7 feet, strong winds, hurricane force winds, and also looking at incredible amount of rainfall. futurecast wind gusts, hurricane force winds just riding

let's start with meteorologist mary lee. >> reporter: tracking strong offshore winds. mount saint helena, 42 miles an hour wind gusts. diablo, 37. mount tam, 23 miles an hour wind gusts as well as danville. a red flag warning in effect now until 11:00 a.m. tomorrow. the north bay mountains, east bay hills and diablo range due to the strong gusty range. low humidity. that means an extreme fire danger. also, offshore winds. we are heating up. heat advisory today for most of the area. temperatures well above average this time of year soaring into the triple digits inland. and the 24-hour temperature change, we are much warmer compared to yesterday at this time running anywhere from nine to 18 degrees warmer compared to yesterday. the hot gusty conditions mean a fire risk is rising. kpix5's jackie ward is in santa rosa where crews are getting ready to fight if disaster strikes. >> reporter: if there is a red flag warning in effect in santa rosa, you will see in front of every fire station. the fire department is facing two threats. fire, plus the potential loss of power. t

meteorologist mary lee has a look at the hotspots. mac our temperatures rise. we have been watching it from the morning. this is a live look at our dublin cam the 90 degrees right now. 24-hour temperature change. we are much warmer compared to yesterday at this time. the heat advisory in effect until 7 pm for most of the bay area, except for the coast. dangerous heat, especially inland topping out in the triple digits. plus a spare the air alert for the second day in a row. moderate air-quality for the rest of the region. we will talk about big changes, a cool down coming. also, the chance for showers. i will have that coming up. >>> san francisco rec and parks is offering relief from the heat at seven city schools, including balboa, kaufman, hamilton, martin luther king jr., mission, north beach, and sabah. santa clara county has a number of cooling centers open today as well. you can find a full list on our homepage, kpix.com. >>> new at noon, a wild scene in santa rosa. lanes swallowed up this garage at a home on sundance street. fortunately, everyone inside

meteorologist mary lee is tracking the temperatures this afternoon. mary. >> that's right, kenny. we're watching those temperatures rise well above average for this time of year definitely that summer-like feel as we go through today and for tomorrow. and that is why a heat advisory is in effect today and tomorrow. let's show that you heat advisory in effect today until 7:00 p.m. and then again from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. tomorrow. most the bay area in the 80s and 90s today. it gets hotter for tomorrow. we are talking triple digits for friday because of the strong ridge of high pressure. we have a "spare the air" alert. we'll talk about what to expect as we go through next week. more coming up. >>> campaign 2020 we are hours away from the next democratic presidential debate. the field of hopefuls continues to narrow. and tonight's debate in texas includes all of the front- runner at once. cbs reporter natalie brand is in houston with a look ahead. >> reporter: good afternoon. this will mark the first debate when all the top tier candidates will take the stage in one night at the

meteorologist mary lee has a look at the conditions for us. mary. >> reporter: that's right, michelle. tracking the cold front that has been bringing scattered light showers to the bay area, and you can really see that line of showers. that is the actual cold front right now and the position of it on high def doppler, still across the bay area. looking at light showers here from the peninsula as well as from the east bay, the trivalley near livermore, pleasanton and light showers there. wet weather from redwood city across the peninsu through saratoga and even now for san jose, some light showers moving in, but you can see on the golden gate bridge camera the clouds are starting to break up. patches of blue, we'll continue to see clearing as we head through the afternoon. rain fall amounts, not a whole lot. st. helena, .14 of an inch. .02 for oakland and mount diablo. san francisco had light showers to move in but not enough to be measurable. i'll take you through the rest of the work week with high pressure building in and what you can expect

let's get over to mary lee to talk about the forecast. we are warming things up and it's not always a good thing. >>> we are turning up the heat for sure. so, excuse me. i need water. inland locations topping out in the mid-90s as we go through the day. and with high pressure in control, and that weak onshore flow, we are looking at temperatures soaring. so, the air quality forecast, we the spare ther's alert in effect for today. air quality unhealthy for sensitive groups in the east bay and santa clara valley. going through the day, temperatures will be climbing. so, for san francisco, topping out at 83 degrees. for oakland, 87. san jose 92. and concord 96. so temperatures running about 11 to 13 degrees warmer than average. and we will continue to see the temperatures climb for tomorrow. details on that coming up. gianna. >>> let's get you update on this spot. westbound 580 at grant line. this is right in the heart of the altamont pass as folks make their way out of tracy a live look at dublin interchange, extra volume on the westbound s

. >> let's check in with mary lee. it seems like things are starting to get back to normal a bit. >> that's right. brighter weather for the day. kevin is right around where we should be for this time of year. enjoy it. here is a live look with the citra cam. nice to see the golden gate bridge this morning. you can actually see it on the tower camera as we start off the day. temperatures are cooler with many clear skies and because of those clear skies come a temperatures have drop ciallyompad to yesterday morning, looking at upper 50s in concorde and oakland at 62, 52 in livermore and upper 50s in san francisco and san jose and low 50s for santa rosa. let's take you through the day. plenty of sunshine as we go through the afternoon with mild to warm temperatures. we are warming up to 81 in concorde and 80 for the high in livermore, 76 in san jose and 73 in oakland and the upper 60s for san francisco. we will talk about the rest of the work week into the weekend and when the temperatures will be heating up to above aver

let's check in with mary lee.>> is a western to the day. especially along the coast.adt usually when she wipers. the runways are wet in some locations or because of that drizzle and sprinkle. that marine influence really kicking in. it was a cold day yesterday. we will continue to call it done as we head through today. you can see our wet camera but

meteorologist mary lee is here with a look at the change. >> breaking heat earlier in the week to a big drop in temperature. we have the drizzle and the sprinkles this morning. we are looking at still cloudy skies on the treasure island camera this morning. even this afternoon. you can see a gray afternoon. let's talk about the drizzle. about 707 inch in oakland. four hundredths in pacifica and berkeley pick 107 inch of rain in kensington this morning. 24-hour to temperature change in we are much cooler compared to yesterday. we will continue on that cool down through the weekend. 10 degrees cooler in oakland, hayward. 14 degrees cooler in concorde. 13 degrees cooler in novato. 11 degrees cooler at sfo and fairfield. on future cast when we could possibly see a few showers and some sierra snow coming up. >>> a young of activists taking to the streets again. this time in san ramon at the chevron headquarters. the group is called youth versus the apocalypse. want chevron to transition away from fossil fuels by the year 2025. chevron released this statement about the protest thing in part,

mary lee tomorrow morning weather and traffic starting at 4:30 am. >>> the week have been waiting for coming up next. if you are one of them you are going to know why. if not we will explain.>>> you are tonight's guest on the some tomorrow is the start of a special week. especially for fans of palindromes. >>> words or in this case numbers run the same backwards and forwards. it helps if you see it written out. tomorrow starts a string of these palindromes with a nine and one in the month and date capped off by one and nine from the year 2019. in fact this month has 11 palindromes total including the first day. 91 19. palindrome fans have even more to look forward to next year. february 2. 2020. that is 0202 2020.>>> 2416 is all i care about tonight. >>> if this was indeed the final opening night here at the oakland coliseum the raiders >>> usually the fans at the blackhole are shouting obscenities at the denver broncos. tonight they were saying. you could fill in the blanks. final monday night game before davis packs for vegas. the first drive was a thing of beauty. a touchdown pass

. >>> and meteorologist mary lee has been tracks storm for some time now. >> that's right. heavy rain and strong winds impacting the southeast coast. a weather station in jacksonville reporting a wind gust of 55 miles per hour and due to dorian. this is the radar here and new show you the latest stats. this is a category 2 storm, maximum sustained winds of 10fo miles per hour. it's 115 miles northeast of jacksonville with the movement of the, moving to the north- northwest at 9 miles per hour and there is a projected path of dorian. really watching the carolina coast under a hurricane warning and it could make landfall along the carolina coast as we go through tomorrow and friday. you can see that keep of possibility and the consensus just really chose to the carolina coast. and latest for you, windy, wet conditions along the florida coast, north carolina and south carolina coast, likely will see significant impacts with the storm. the coastal flooding possible is far north as long island. of course, we will continue to monitor dorian and talk about our weather here at home

weather coming up with mary in just a minute. >>> good monday morning to you, i'm meteorologist mary leehe cold front currently pushing across the region. it's been quite some time. let's show you and zoom and you can see the locations getting the light to moderate rain from berkeley into san francisco and over the bay bridge from oakland and san leandro down through hayward and fremont. also across the peninsula south, san francisco down through san ma toy owe. you can see that light to moderate rain across redwood city and then across the south bay from sunnyvale san jose and candle and milpitas. this morning. so your weather headlines that wet start to the workweek. the first storm of the season. rainfall amounts .05 to .15 of an inch of rain. but clearing as we head through the afternoon. i want to show you futurecast. taking you through the day. and you can see by 9:00 a.m., those showers with that cold front pushing across the east bay and into the south bay but there wego with that clearing as we head through the afternoon. below average temperatures as we go through the day a lit

wake up team mary lee and gianna franco for weather and traffic starting at 4:30. >>> a suspected croquettes a little sideways during a laptop theft in alameda county. surveillance video shows the attempted getaway by the cal campus. suspect runs away from a coffee shop with no laptop in hand. police say that's because he dropped to during his run to the getaway car, then he falls on his rear end again. the vehicle then takes off without him. police arrested the 16-year-old on suspicion of bribery. >>> tonight, one of the world's most famous athlete is backing a state bill that would allow college athletes to get paid for their endorsements. today, lebron james tweeted out california can change the game. this is way overdue. currently, the ncaa does not let college scholarship athletes profit off endorsement deals or from campaigns that use their image and likeness. if this new law passes, college athletes could even hire an attorney or an agent. >> in the end, it's much more ethical to allow athletes to have some control over the use of their own image, that to holy take that much away from

. >> let's check in with mary lee.it seems like things are starting to get back to normal a bit. >> that's right. brighter weather for the day. kevin is right around where we should be for this time of year. enjoy it. here is a live look with the citra cam. nice to see the golden gate bridge this morning. you can actually see it on the tower camera as we start off the day. temperatures are cooler with many clear skies and because of those clear skies come a temperatures have drop ciallyompad to yesterday morning, looking at upper 50s in concorde and oakland at 62, 52 in livermore and upper 50s in san francisco and san jose and low 50s for santa rosa. let's take you through e

. >>> and let's get do mary lee to talk about the holiday forecast. hey, there. >> hey.to you. happy labor day. we are looking at mainly clear skies to start the day with the patchy fog along the coast and parts of the bay. here is a beautiful live look with the roof cam of the ferry building there. and now let's show you t

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let's check in with mary lee.>> is a western to the day. especially along the coast. adt usually when she wipers. the runways are wet in some locations or because of that drizzle and sprinkle. that marine influence really kicking in. it was a cold day yesterday. we will continue to call it done as we head through today. you can see our wet camera but there looking is. temperatures in the low to mid 60s. you will definitely feel that. you may run into some drizzles as we start off our friday. as we head through the afternoon, much colder. temperatures topping out at 67. mid 70s. looking at temperatures anywhere from three through 9 degrees. cooler than average. we will continue on that. >>> want to get an update on traffic. south 680 is working way to treat boulevard. we will have more details on what actually happened. we see things moving back up to speed. you can see traffic is in the green which means we say things went pretty well. it does not look like service treats were affected. south 680 moving much better. elsewhere, we do have this trouble spot. is a stubbo

let's kick it over to mary lee right now. and we're warming up today. >>> that's right. we've been talking about the warmup. it is here. it starts today and it will continue through the rest of the workweek. a beautiful, live look this morning with the san jose camera with the colors in the sky. the sun just about to rise. a pretty view over downtown san jose. low 60s in concord and oakland. upper 50s in downtown san francisco. so taking you through the day and high pressure builds in, mid-to upper 60s. mild conditions and low to mid- 70s in the bay and plenty of sun and warming up inland into the upper 80s and we're not done yesterday. and we'll continue to warm up as we head through the workweek. and the details on that many coming up. >>> the traffic really starting to build up on the freeway. the drive times are inching up as well. so 38 minutes 580 westbound. east shore freeway starting to slow down a bit. this is all the way to the mcarthur maze. it looks traffic getting slow into bay point over to 160 and 80. this a little closer on 580. this over to the right sho

good morning to mary lee with onthmonday.ew d back work week and enjoying the mild temperatures. awe head through the week the temperatures will be climbing. we are looking at mild pleasant temperatures this afternoon, daytime highs cooler than average, clear skies and patchy fog along the coast and for parts of the bay, as weigh head through the afternoon temperatures cooler than average, 50s to 60s route now. it's going to be gusty for the coast and up in the hills, gusts up to 35 miles per hour, for the bay, upper 60s to lower 70s, inland topping out in the upper 70s to lower 80s, similar to yesterday. we are going to see the temperatures climbing by the end of the week, you will let you know what to expect where you live company. >>> we are getting reports of a trouble spot south bound 880, the two left

. >>> and let's get do mary lee to talk about the holiday forecast. hey, there. >> hey. good monday morning to you. happy labor day. we are looking at mainly clear skies to start the day with the patchy fog along the coast and parts of the bay. here is a beautiful live look with the roof cam of the ferry building there. and now let's show you the temperatures. plenty of sun through the day. temperatures not as hot compared to yesterday. but still above average for this time of year. 93 for a high in concord. 91 liver moore. 92 in fairfield. son jose, mid 80s. low 70s in san fraisco. and upper 60s pacifica. and medium high levels for the allergies. and the latest on hurricane dorian coming up in a bit. >>> and taking a look at our roads on this holiday. not looking too bad. mostly in the green there. we do have a few hot spots, though. this wun in the east bay westbound 4. this is an injury accident westbound 4. the right lane is blocked in the area and not slowing down the speeds. and we have the b.a.r.t. track work eastbound 24 near lafayette station. the two left lanes

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it is mary lee working hard for your forecast. >>> a cool afternoon as we go through the day.mperatures once again. enjoy the mild conditions, because we are going to see big changes going to the week with highs definitely g in the 90s to triple digits ady fo an ocean breeze keeping us on the cool side. from the 50s to low 60s this morning as we go through the day, it will be another breezy day. westerly winds about 10 to 20 and gusty especially along the coast and up in the hills. gusts up to 30 to 35 miles per hour. for the coast, low to mid 60s and cool for the bay and upper 60s to low to mid 70s with breezy conditions in the inland conditions topping out in the upper 70s to low 80s with sunshine. we will talk about the big warm- up going to the week. details coming up. >>> if your commute takes you through byron on vasco road, you want to avoid the area for some time. we have a serious accident reported right at camino diablo. both directions north and southbound have been completely shut down for this major injury accident involving a motorcycle

and we want to get over to mary lee to talk about the hot weather. >>> yeah, temps will quickly heat up as we go through the day today. so the hottest day out of the week today. and we are talking about that heat advisory for most of the bay area ebb september for the coast. due to temperatures rying into the 80s to low 100s this afternoon. also a spare the air alert in effect. the air quality unhealthy for sensitive groups in the east bay, moderate air quality for the rest of the bay area. let's check out temperatures as we head through the day. well above average for this time of year. even hotter than yesterday. san francisco looking at 87. oakland 91. san jose 96 and triple digit heat expected in concord at 100 degrees. temps 15 to 17 degrees above average for this time of year. we will talk about the weekend forecast and i am tracking the next weather system that could bring showers into forecast for the full forecast coming coming up in a few minimum. let's check in with gianna for traffic alert. >>> slow and go ride. chopper 5 live over the scene. traffic is starting to move b

let's get a check of the wednesday hump day forecast with mary lee. >>> we are halfway through the workweek at changes for today. so monsoonal moisture meaning more clouds and slight chance of dry light nipping for the north bay and east bay mountains a live look with the treasure island camera. bay bridge check out temps in the 50s and 60s from the low 60s concord oakland livermore and for san jose. mid-50s for san francisco and low 50s for santa rosa. so near average daytime highs if not a little bit above average for this time of year. concord, a high of 90. also for fairfield and for livermore, 84 in san jose. mid-70sin oakland and cool down through the rest of the week. details on that coming up. gianna. >>> looking at the bay bridge checking in with chp and a new crash around treasure island on ramp possibly blocking center divide. we will get for details as they arrive on ap th ll plaza is what you are dealing with heading towards the bay bridge. once you are past that traffic is moving kneesly across the upper deck into san francisco. with the exception of the crash near treasure is

want to check in with mary lee with another look at our forecast and the beautiful shot behind you. >it just gorgeous as you start off the day? we love the colors and the sky looking out with the treasure island camera. the bay bridge. if you are getting ready for work and school, we can help you get out the door looking at clear skies and cool conditions, right now, temperatures are especially chilly in santa rosa. concorde and oakland and san in francisco as well as for san jose. we want to show you where the san jose camera is. it's a little cloudier in san jose this morning and as we go through this afternoon, enjoy the sunshine. looking at temperatures around 81 for you and concorde and 82 in fairfield, 80 for livermore and 76 in san jose. 73 in oakland and upper 60s for san francisco. seasonal if not a little below average for this time of year. we will take you to the rest of the week and into next week and we will talk about the fire concerns for next week coming up. now a traffic alert. >>> working your way on the san mateo bridge this one, the non- commute direction, but i g

if you like sun, warm weather, it sounds like this weekend is for you, as we say good morning to mary lee. >> good morning. great weather with that sunshine temps. we'll be warming up today and especially into the weekend. and we are going to see as we head through next week, big warmup in store for us. we'll talk about the fire danger potential coming up. a live look at the bay bridge. temperatures mainly in the 50s from concord, 57. 56 for you in san jose. good morning to you. santa rosa at 51. milder conditions for oakland and san francisco in the low 60s. so, here's what you can expect. cool start to the day. sunny and warm temperatures. not just today, but into the weekend. hotter, dryer weather expected next week with an increased fire weather risk. we'll talk about the numbers, the temps through the t's look at traffic. we have reports of an accident, two cars tangled up. southbound 101 near marin city. not too far from that highway 1 exit. two left lanes are blocked. you have chp on scene and possible injuries reported. expect some delays. if you are using the richmond, san rafael

let's talk about the dangerous hot conditions with mary lee. >>> as we are looking after the second dayadvisory for most of the bay area with temperatures well above average for this type of year and likely record-breaking heat once again, let's talk about the temperatures because one start right now, we're going to start to see the temperatures rise once the sun comes up, 100 degrees for high in concord, 101 in fairfield, one of three in livermore, mid- 90s in san jose, low 90s in oakland and upper 80s for san francisco pics of the heat advisory for most of the day area once again, due to the extreme heat and red flag warning in effect until 11:00 a.m. >>> taking a look at the redwoods, 580 continues to be one of the biggest hotspots this one, this trouble spot in greenville still in the clearing stages causing it pretty big backup as you move your weight through the ultimate pass unfortunately, -- connector which is slowing traffic down near the dublin interchange. succeeded south bound seeing some delays. let me take you to the ultimate pass, 663 -- the bulk of the delays coming off

and here's mary lee with the forecast. . >>> that's right.n talking about it all week long. the hottest temps of the week happening today. and that's why heat advisory is in effect for most of the bay area due to the hot temperatures in the 80s to low 100s. as we head through afternoon. most of the bay area except the coast in the heat advisory. spare the air alert in effect once again today. air quality unhealthy for sensitive groups in the east bay and santa clara valley. moderate for the rest of us. as we go through the day, check out the temps. well above average for this time year forecasting 87 in san francisco. 91 in oakland. 96 for san jose. and triple digit heat 1 hundred inn in concord. stem frps 15 temps from 15 to 17 toe grows bob average. when we could see showers in the extend forecast coming up. . >>> i am jackie ward live on 85 northbound at the scene of a double fatal car accident. i have sergeant montiel here. can you explain what happened here. >> actually it's officer montiel. we got a call but a two vehicle collision that

if you like sun, warm weather, it sounds like this weekend is for you, as we say good morning to mary leereat weather with that sunshine temps. we'll be warming up today and especially into the weekend. and we are going to see as we head through next week, big warmup in store for us. we'll talk about the fire danger potential coming up. a live look at the bay bridge. temperatures mainly in the 50s from concord, 57. 56 for you in san jose. good morning to you. santa rosa at 51. milder conditions for oakland and san francisco in the low 60s. so, here's what you can expect. cool start to the day. sunny and warm temperatures. not just today, but into the weekend. hotter, dryer weather expected next week with an increased fire weather risk. we'll talk about

mary lee is here to explain our forecast. >> well good morning. yeah. good morning.s we are looking at temperatures warming up as we head through the day. so we are warmer compared to yesterday by 10 degrees warmer he. and we are going to continue to heat up as we head through the rest of the workweek. we do have a spare the air alert and i want to tell you about that for today. the air quality unhealthy for sensitive groups east bay and santa clara valley. heading through the afternoon check out temperatures, warm to hot conditions. and san francisco warming up to 83 degrees. and oakland 87. low 90s in san jose. and mid-90s for concord. so running about 11 to 13 degrees warmer than average. and we are going to continue to watch those temps soar. details on that coming up and let's check in with gianna for look at traffic. >>> taking 580 this morning. it's the usual slow and go ride coming out of tracy over into the altamont pass. we have an early morning crash at grantline and one at north flynn. they are gone but delays are in effect with 8 miles per hour out of tr

let's get right over to mary lee to talk about this hot weather. >> that's right. it's all about those offshore winds and that's bringing the heat and the high fire danger. let's get right to the heat advisory for most of the bay area, with soaring temperatures above average for this time of year, running 15 to 20 degrees above average. so please be safe in this heat. that will be in effect, the heat advisory today as well as for tomorrow. let's check out how hot it's going to get. we're talking triple-digit heat from concord, fairfield, livermore. 92 in san jose, 87 for san francisco. and that red-flag warning in effect until wednesday morning for the north bay mountains, east bay hills and the deablo range. gusty northerly to northeasterly winds, low relative humidity values and that does mean an extreme fire danger. and last but not least we have a spare the air alert. the air quality unhealthy for sensitive groups in the east bay, south central bay and santa clara valley. >>reporter: our busiest spot right now continues to be thality month pass. business as usu

mary lee, albuquerque, new mexico. good morning. >> caller: good morning.hank you for taking my call. here is new mexico, by the way, we have a really good strong election system, i believe. i am concerned about what happens if there is an election that is questioned -- where the results come out so that -- so that the election is actually in question even in some local jurisdiction? i've thought about the question of what happens if there is a call for doing over an election, which i think would be disastrous. and i wonder whose got the leading edge on those kinds of things or do you just have to throw it to the courts and cross your fingers? >> well, that's a great question. what happens if we find out that something is wrong? i think the answer to that is going to depend a lot on the local rules in each state about whether there are things like recounts available under the law, whether there is a paper trail to go back to and check. the good thing when you have a paper trail, you can go back and audit it potentially recount it if the audit is showing som

am 70 sang the ideological parent body of the ruling b j p and from london ron and lee visiting scholar at queen mary university of london's international state crime initiative welcome all of you to the program . if i could start with you there and just give us a sense of the challenges the people there are dealing with because i know you've you've spoken to many of them and what sort of recourse do they have to address this issue that they're facing of not being on the list. ok i need today i was like in a village earlier not very far from the capital of assam go ahead of us about 50 kilometers have been some villages and i met so many people who are out of this this and there are most of them are poor people and not much educated not you know financially all right and also there is not available information as to what next you know what awaits them so there is certainly a feel there is lot of confusion among peoples in people's mind and. you know many of them say you know many they just one thing is that some members of their family are in the list some are not so this is actually creating a lot o

mary liz miller, anna may stolfus, russ abadala albadein. christopher james bishop, ryan clark, austin cloid, joyce kertunowok, caitlin hammerin, rachel elizabeth hill, emily hillshire, jarred lane, matthew la porte, henry lee, livieu, parthe, juan ortiz, aaron peterson, michael paul, julia pryde, mary reed, sima samaha, leslie sherman, maxine turner, nicole r. white, beverly flynn, janet jorgenson, gary joy, john mcdonald, gary shark, angie shuster, diane trent, maggie webb, pa rvine ali, mark henry bernard, maria sonya bernard, hung mao, roberta king, delores yf idal. michael grant cayhill, justin michael decrow. frederick green, jason dean hunt, amy s. krueger, aaron thomas, michael s. pierson, russell seeger, thoom c., christina taylor green. dorothy morris, phillies -- phyllis schnette, russell king jr., daniel paramontor, doris chubykill, caitlin ping, a.j. boyke, jessica, john thomas larimar, matthew mcquinn, veronica sullivan, alexander tebbis, savon katra ruj singh, rachel d. avino, olivia angle, josephine gaye, dylan hockley, madeline f. pu, katherine hubbard, chase kowalski, ana marquez-greene. grace mcdonald. annemarie murphy, jack pinto, noah posener, jessica rekos, avil richmond, mary sherlock

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and refused to ask the hard questions, we done we did lee perpetrate his answers and that is not -- we need to ask these questions,. [applause] marygreed to take a few questions. i think there is a microphone coming around. >> the microphone is coming, if you have a question you can raise your hand and we will come down with the microphone. >> we have two over here. i have a question regarding the process for writing this. obviously there's a lot of research, was the research yours and what about the outline of doing this, how long did it take you to figure out what the arc of the story or was it just rate journalism, begin here in and here, and be in the torpedoes? >> regards to the first question, the research is mine, often i worked on the advice of certain holocaust experts like richard evans, but everything is footnoted, i did not have an assistant, sometimes i wish i had, action my husband is kind of my assistant. , with regards to your second question, i was hesitant to write the book in 2014, signed the contract in 2015 and then through 2015 until about ten months ago i was writing the book and because it's narrative nonfi

mary had come down with three kids, mandy and molly and lee, and settled in acme. >> mom called me and "mandy's missing." i just -- it's like, "this can't be happening to us again." >> she had had an older brother who was killed in alaska years before. >> my oldest son's name was brent. we lived very close to ft. richardson in anchorage. and he had permission from them to hunt on base. and one day somebody shot him. they called me and said they had his body. he had 17 .22 shells in his back. there was a lot of investigating. >> it was basically an unsolved murder. >> i still don't know who it was. >> she said, i thought i had lived through the worst thing that could happen when brent died. >> it's like molly said. this can't be happening to our this can't be happening to our family again. i think i said to her, something like, "oh, of course it can't happen. we're going to find her, and it'll be okay." even though i didn't really believe that. but i just wanted to give her hope. >> rick zender was mandy stavik's boyfriend. and as is typical in murder investigations, they wanted to ques

mary j.legend, and whitney houston. after eight years, sadiq recently released his latest album "jimmy lee," and says it's his most honesthis new music may be his most honest ever. >> i went down the rabbit hole and said, you know, it's time for me to talk about it. >> reporter: were you surprised at what came out? >> i'm very surprised at what came out, yeah. ♪ should be here in the morning time ♪ >> reporter: as a solo artist and before that as a member of the r&b group tony, tony, tony, he scored a string of hits in the late '80s and '90s. ♪ sadiq became known as a musician who could swing easily between styles. ♪ to make it come together but there was one subject he stayed away from in his music -- his family and a series of tragedies he's endured. ♪ something keeps calling me i feel the burden ♪ >> reporter: the 53-year-old singer has named his record "jimmy lee" after his older brother who died of a heroin overdose. >> he was an addict. people look down on addicts. he was sort of the black sheep of the family. he was looked at like nothing to a lot of people. >> reporter: why did you choose to flame it after him? -