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. >> sal castaneda ktvu fox news. >>> we continue to track the fire danger here in the bay area. red flag warnings begin in a few hours. the wind advisory kicks in for the north and east bay hills from 6:00 a.m. wednesday to 3:00 p.m. thursday. we could have gusts over 50 miles per hour and few isolated spots could top 06 miles per hour. so potentially strong damaging winds, very dry with low relative humidity levels. this, as you can see, the start and end times north and east bay. the mountains 5:00 p.m. wednesday until 12:00 p.m. thursday. lake county, mendocino and the delta region. showing you this, the satellite and radar, clear skies and winds are picking up. here are some of the reports in the north bay. gusts 26 to 30 miles per hour. the campsite has trendingas wel per hour. current numbers in the 50s and 60s and outside right now mostly clear sky, fog is wiped out. no fog to speak of and that is the case tomorrow. this is a storm cyst trim dropping in from the north. it's moving out to the east. we call it an inside slider. it's in this position and this area of high pr

sal castaneda. >> thank you. >>> good morning. here we are bright and early. talking about weather and traffic and right now traffic looks pretty good on 580 westbound from the altamont pass. 580 traffic is doing well. there is a little bit of slowing approaching the altamont pass. not much. once you get to livermore and dublin looks good. no problems and the word work we have here sometimes is not there this morning. that's good news. at the bay bridge toll plaza it is light. >>> we are starting with breaking news in san francisco's tenderloin where the police are investigating a homicide overnight. we have no details yet about the victim or how the victim was killed but the investigation is happening blocks away from the superior court get it in. >>> pg&e has warned 200,000 customers fire danger.people in the northern half of the state including napa, sonoma and san mateo county. pg&e said the final decision on whether to shut off the power of the affected areas will be made tomorrow morning. >>> people affected by the last power shutoffs say they are taking

. >>> let's check in with sal castaneda for look at traffic , i have to tell you power went out saturday late afternoon and evening in marin county, driving around and coming in, it is very dangerous, and some people are just forgetting that when the lights are completely out you need to stop. >> it's a four-way stop. and a lot of road closures in the fire area of course. >> reporter: highway 128, one of the biggest ones they and highway 101 is open but obviously, an area of the evacuation zones where you should be driving into as you know. if you're headed down south, the traffic and the rest of the bay area looks about normal for our morning commute start, also looking at commute here that will be about normal out of tracy. a lot of smoke out there in case you step outside, but the commute seems normal to start the bay area commute off. a look at interstate 880, particularly wendy but high profile vehicle, be careful crossing bridges, a look at the toll plaza. 408 let's go back to the desk. >>> 3 people died after an amtrak train hit a car in richmond this morning. just after midnight

sal castaneda and he will tell us. >>> halloween is one of the busiest travel days of the year, believe it or not. >> i believe you. >> people try to get home from work so they can take their kids trick-or-treating and, trust me on this, if you're trying to leave san francisco or doing the afternoon commute, everyone will be on the road early because they all want to get home. but that in the back obe okay . if you want to get out early and get to work and maybe get off early, that's a good thing but remember everyone will be doing this. this is a look at interstate 880 north and south. no major issues on the bay bridge. if you don't have kids and you don't need to be home tonight, tonight might be the time to just take it easy and stay a little later to avoid the big burly crowd trying to get home. >>> new this morning from san jose. more details coming in about a deadly officer-involved shooting at the center teresa light rail station. last night around 8:40 pm when the rail station after getting reports a man with a knife was threatening people. an armed vta security officer got ther

sal castaneda is here tracking the i-80 closure and the best way to get around. >> we begin with tom vacar. how are the efforts going? >> reporter: let's take a look at what is going on. this is the third time we have seen this. you think the fire is out. it is hardly smoking at all and suddenly it flares back up and it suggests there is a lot of unburned product down there that may be leaking from another tank or leaking from pipes that were cooked in this conflagration that has gone on for hours now. they still have a big fire on their hands. it is sending a large plume of smoke into the air and that has caused a shelter in place in the city of crockett and suggested one for the city of rodeo which is very close by. looking at this what we are seeing in effect is unburned product hydrocarbons going up in the air. very toxic and bad for you. you can see hoses all around there. those hoses are spreading foam out there and the phone is very good because that is good for retarding flames. when you have a pot of it cooking like that it is pretty useless against that until you get to a p

. >> reporter: in the mission district, sal castaneda, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> you can hear more of this interview with carlos baron in this week's bay area people podcast. search for bay area people in your podcast player. >>> 4:25 am. the power shut off is underway. coming up, where it started, when the power is set to go in the south bay and how communities are preparing for possible emergency . >>> as the impeachment effort moves ahead in congress, democrats may find themselves in the middle of a legal battle. >>> good morning and welcome back to mornings on 2. it's wednesday, october 9.i'm dave clark . >> i'm pam cook. thank you for waking up with us . >>> pg&e started shutting off power in parts of napa and sonoma county at midnight and will continue to expand those shutoffs south and east as the day continues depending on the wind and weather conditions. pg&e says by the end of the day there will be outages in every bay area county except san francisco. >> also caltrans is limiting how the power outages effective morning commute. all the fast track equipment will keep operating on

at the interior minister crystal castaneda has tweeted his support and- best wishes to you saying the tragedy touches a school my thoughts with the families and relatives. but also with all of our security forces he's feeling from cyprus i share. the ministry of the interior is in mourning he says. and it's interesting that this comes at the day off to police actually staged a walkout went on strike for the first time in twenty years. yesterday talking about the fact that. there is a lack of respect a lack of funding but also protesting the fact that there has been such a huge rise in suicides fifty one so far this year. i wanted to view in this piece after the new york times forensics offices at. every day i give service to society but society doesn't return it to me and i think today really does highlight the risks thought at the police force. takes hey in for. and the investigation continues in the light to fight that attack. at the police headquarters in paris. now let's move on donald trump. continues to lash out at those involved in the impeachment investigation against him. and

sal castaneda, thank you, my friend. cold for some. not too bad for others. good to see you, sal. also windy for some but not as bad at the surface as we thought so the wind advisory has been canceled. mount st. helena, 4300 feet, 42 miles per hour . mount diablo had gusts at 40. now 38. after that it's not too bad. about the caldecott, oakland hills, other locations i checked out this morning so far. gusts in half moon bay at 37. that is an east, northeast. 57 degrees. healdsburg hills as well. calaveras road, 28. fremont, back in the day i used to hike back there when no one else was up there. that was a long time ago. cannot document 26. los vaqueros reservoir, 26. cobb ridge, 22 out of the north east. diamond mountain road, northeast at 9. humidity and 9% for both. other locations, 55, 60%. while the wind may not be as strong, the humidity is low and higher elevations. in the marin hills you can see northeast at 26. that is the oakland hills, 26- 30 miles per hour . black diamond, 1600 feet, northeast at 20 and look at the offshore direction and you can see it's going toward h

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as well as sal castaneda. >> reporter: thank you. i always get excited when there's a navy band. drums and different things. this is not that. thisis a band that plays contemporary music they were playing some old town road. you are the spokesperson for that -- that destroyers. i'm one of the vocalist. that the stories are part of navy band southwest. we are playing old town road. we try to play a mix of contemporary music so we have something for everyone. classic rock, country and the newest music. >> what songs do you play? >> we've got led zeppelin. >> now you are talking my lauag one thing i want to ask you is how do you choose the songs? do you the site amongst all of you what you are playing? >> we do. we try to think about the people we have and what our strengths are as a unit. also what will appeal to a live audience. we play for high schools, receptions so we try to have something for everyone. >> mac one more question. when people see you in unit four's plank the contemporary songs, do they have a sad eye? >> i don't think so. we have another band and you will see the

. >> and i am sal castaneda. it is potentially dangerous because of the gaping holes dug by the pigs. was 6:00, andre senior is in lafayette to shut the damage and what is being done. >> reporter: these pigs are causing big problems in this area. the warning signs are going up. take a look at this one, it is hanging on a temporary fence meant to keep the pigs out of the field. the pigs are also causing problems along the community. this soccer and baseball field wall to be seeing any action in the near future because of a gang of wild pigs that struck days ago. >> on october 1st, my part maintenance staff found the pigs down on the field and rooted up a large section of the field. >> reporter: the director of the parks and recreation says the staff captured these images of the pigs coming out of bushes. >> the pigs rolled around looking for growth and used their nose to push up the dirt. >> reporter: the pigs going so deep in their search for food, if you're not careful, you can easily twist an ankle. they had te

getting this right, our own sal castaneda. >>> more than 100 homes are evacuated, the latest on that fight to put out the fire that has burned dozens of acres. plus, making most of the dark situation had a community nevada city brightened up city hall, even though the power is shut off. >>>the chance to have a ticket to the magical world of witchcraft and wizardry will let you know when you can see harry potter and the first child in san francisco. >>>good morning we have live pictures, where the merrill fire burned. it's been windy, it's interesting because sky fox at some point had to get away at some point because of the turbulent wind. flown in helicopters before it is not fun. the subject to high wind because it's not that big. now they are back over this area. >> look at that burn area on the zones. you have to tip your hat to the firefighters that jumped up at 1 am and did what they had to do to protect the structures right there. >>>all mentioned -- i will mention, this has power shut off in phase 2, power went off after 10 pm last night, so electricity not a issue, so it is

. >> and i am sal castaneda.gerous because of the gaping holes dug by the pigs. was 6:00, andre senior is in lafayette to shut the damage and what is being done. >> reporter: these pigs are causing big problems in this area. the warning signs are going up. take a look at this one, it is hanging on a temporary fence meant to keep the pigs out of the field. the pigs are also causing problems along the community. this soccer and baseball field wall to be seeing any action in the near future because of a gang of wild pigs that struck days ago. >> on october 1st, my part maintenance staff found the

you want to go to sal castaneda who is in our newsroom. chp saying that 80 will be closed in both directions. i can't even imagine how bad the backups must be. >> you can see, in fact i'm going to see if i can pull up the latest maps. i can tell what people are doing. they are honestly going through contra costa county. i was looking at our sky fox shot of the backup and coming up on the closure, it is very slow coming from san pablo into this hercules area. the only way i would recommend you using 80 is if you have to go to berkeley or albany, go ahead and do that. if you are not doing that, then you can expect a lot of people doing eastbound 24 to northbound 680 and a lot more people on that commute. chp tweeted that they will keep the freeway closed until about midnight. sometimes that does change. it could be longer or shorter. as we have been telling you the freeway itself is not damaged. they are just closing because they don't want cars in that vicinity. you will be able to open up the freeway once they get the all clear. we think i

this year's's judges include our very own sal castaneda. you've been a judge out there before. he tried her hand that it. it's harder than it looks. >> you know it when you hear it. dave, i think you've done something like this before where the guys who have the rhythm, and these are our guys who do this every day. you know it when you hear it. >> have fun out there. >> thank you . >>> good morning. let's go to the altamont pass. i do see slow traffic there approaching the past and on 205, the tracy commute is pretty robust. nothing out of the ordinary. once you get to livermore it looks better and driving over to castro valley you see traffic that is all right. no major issues on interstate 880. an earlier accident near high street that cleared up early enough not to be a major problem and also westbound bay bridge traffic looks okay. they also were talking, or they were clearing up a grass fire or brush fire on the freeway on southbound 101 near the tamalpais exit. that is now out. >> hold on, sal. i'm trying to do too much. go ahead and toss to me now. >> and now, meteorolog

. >> my buddy ktvu's own sal castaneda spoke with a latino community organizer carlos baron who cameo the bay area from chile in the 1960s. the mission has historically been a neighborhood where latino immigrants came looking for less expensive rent and a place open to their culture and food and music. but baron said he started seeing changes in the 1990s as artists come at restaurants and small businesses started leaving the mission because of rising rent. he says it will take a community effort to keep that culture alive and from vanishing. >> i think the main solution has to be someone was telling, and inside out approach as well. we in the mission. we and chinatown. we and south of market hoodoo art have to connect with each other. >> baron said new murals are being painted. more locally owned shops are opening up and the effort needs to be supported. you can hear much more of this interview with carlos baron in this week's bay area people podcast. search for bay area people in your podcast player . >>> an easy way and great way to support that neighborhood is to go and eat at on

. >> a big chunk of that will be spend by sal castaneda. >>> we don't go all out but we do spend someod candy? >> yes, i do. i give out the kind of candy we discussed, and dave likes it too. let's take a look at the richmond bridge approach, no major problems driving across. it was slow for a while, 46 minute drive from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze. this is probably the best we have had all week. as the bay bridge is backed up, 880 northbound is slow in downtown oakland. i want to mention highway 4 is also slow. northbound 280 getting up to geneva, there was a crash and traffic is still backed up north of highway 1. 7:51, steve. >>> sal, if i knock on your door for halloween, i'm thirsty. could you help me out? >> you can come into sal's private chamber. >> thank you, sir. we have very cool readings to the north compared to yesterday . some smoke is starting to make it more going north to south. do we still have an image of that? it's coming down, looking over the oakland-alameda estuary. those winds have subsided or tailed off. now we have a northerly breeze working dow

let's check in with sal castaneda. >> we see traffic going to be busy.t it was a peninsula in san francisco and then the east bay commute, 880, it's a slow driving in from san leandro and we have slow traffic improving slightly on 80 westbound pretty much everywhere, slow to the maze with metering lights on and there have been no major issues on a lot of these freeways. it is slow between union city and fremont and there's plenty of crashes and most have been cleared right away, or soon and if you look at the south bay commute, the freeway is very slow. watch for slow traffic and it's getting better, the only bright spot as we get closer to 9:00. i will bring my friend mr. steve paulson in. >>> a little cooler and mostly sunny with cold lows the last couple of days and we have chris henry in morgan hill. 40 in morgan hill and on september 29th, the temperature dropped and october 1, 38 and october 2nd, 39. my record-keeping began in 1983 and the previous coldest low was 41 on september 1989. i call it weather, you can call it what you want. i saw this an

getting this right, our own sal castaneda. >>> more than 100 homes are evacuated, the latest on thats of acres. plus, making most of the dark situation had a community nevada city brightened up city hall, even though the power is shut off. >>>the chance to have a ticket to the magical world of witchcraft and wizardry will let you know when you can see harry potter and the first child in san francisco. >>>good morning we have live pictures, where the merrill fire burned. it's been windy, it's interesting because sky fox at some point had to get away at some point because of the turbulent wind. flown in helic

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