and south bay area. if and when it does and if you hit an intersection, right, and the pourt is ower is out there, the intersection as a four-way stop. reporting live at orinda b.a.r.t., bob redell, "today in the bay." >> take caution, thank you, bob. >>> many people posting about the outage. >> this morning #powershutoff is trending on twitter. a lot of people voicing their concerns about the blackouts across the bay area. others posting photos of empty store shelves. many businesses have sold out of water bottles and ice ahead of the outages. people were preparing. if you are among those without power, we have live streamed nbc bay area coverage, just a tap away on your phone or tablet. all you need is our nbc bay area app, which is of course a free download and once you load the app, scroll to the bottom and click "watch live." after you put inr you provider details you can view our program. >>> coming up, some other news we're covering, including changes that facebook is making, trying to take a bigg

moon bay going into noon.ly afternoon those winds getting even stronger in the kn north bay. we'll have the potential of more erratic fire behavior and the potential of new wildfires if we're not careful with sparks in the hills and areas where there could be some small spark that could spread very quickly. i'll have more on that and also the wind forecast for the rest of the day. mike, so far a light commute? >> so far. light driving. 4:31. we don't have the bulk of the traffic hitting. we have minor incidents scattered around the bay outskirts, but no major problems. yesterday places like pacifica where we had highway 1 down towards half moon bay with power interruptions and signal issues, that was jammed up all day. things are calm now. we will see power interruptions scattered around as that wind comes in. mostly calm here. highway 12 had some power outages. this is the incredible large evacuation zone from the coast over to here. the kincade fire. closures around middle town. watch for local traffic contr

moderate in the north bay as well as over towards the east bay. san francisco for sensitive groups, you will be affected by this air quality today. a little bit worse than as we go in through the res of tt of the. calm winds this morning. as winds increase, we'll get more smoke today and the winds picking up, up to 40 to possibly 50 miles per hour in some of the higher elevations. so we'll talk more about this and what is ahead as we go into the next 24 hours with this high fire danger. i'll have a look at that and the forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> 5:39 right now. coming up next, the getty fire that blew up yesterday is still keeping nearly 10,000 people from their homes. a live report is next. >>> and the wedding picture from the kincade fire zone that is going viral this morning. hear from that happy couple coming up. >>> in washington, the impeachment inquiry continues with some of the toughest testimony yet. you're watching "today in the bay." it's been reported that there's a cyberattack on business every 39 seconds. ouch. i don't e

by tonight neighborhoods in the east bay and the south bay will feel it. the areas in orange are possible outage areas. pg&e says it sends out alerts if your home will be directly impacted. you can also head to nbcbayarea.com to see the area for yourself. >>> with every pg&e outage, the outrage continues to grow. >> it certainly is. lawmakers across the state are speaking out against the utility and blasting pg&e for creating this situation. they say through mismanagement. kris sanchez joins us live from the evergreen neighborhood with that part of the story. >> we're here in the evergreen neighborhood, two middschools h are in the orange area. the district says that if power goes out school will still be in session but it clearly creates a chaotic situation. that's one reason why the governor and several other lawmakers have been outraged with pg&e. during a briefing at the kincade fire evacuation center, governor newsom said years of greed and mismanagement is why we are where we are today. in washington, a central valley congressman spoke. >> regular pe

the bay bridge. all of us know the bay bridge from down in l.a. and we are watching to see it had actually fallen apart. the upper deck had fallen to the lower deck and i think it was a live feedha tt we've seen before driving toward and then right down. >> on live television. >> on live television and we're screaming at the tv to stop and we're just helpless. we watch that and with those pictures that came in then we realize there is nothing to laugh about this is a much bigger thing than we thought. >> oh, yeah. it was huge. so interesting to see everything unfold, as well. then you can talk about the cypress structure, as well. >> more pictures and the smoke plume coming from the marina district and across the bay. those newer to the bay area, the nimitz used to be two decks as you get over to the bay bridge. upper deck on to the lower deck and dozens of cars were smashed. that is the smoke you see. it's coming from these cars that have been crushed under the upper deck. >> people were trapped. >> people were trapped and people died there and w

area, red flag warnings are up for much of the bay area to from the santa cruz mountains the east bay, the north bay right to the delta and the central valley. the humidity we talk about the winds of 45 to possibly 55 mile an hour gust. look at how dry it's going to be a we've already seen some of that drier begin to move in effect. a santa rosa and just reported 3% relative humidity that is desert dry that is death valley dry expecting that to stay that dry on and off throughout the night tonight so very dry around the bay area you've got some gusty winds out there. fire danger is going to be running extremely high in fact, we're taking a focus on the north bay right now i think that's where we're going to see the worst conditions. 04:30am in the morning you see the deep red here, those are the worst fire conditions developing arou there are those who will say that you're: too fat. too skinny. too hard. too soft. too old. too much. too unexpected. too limited. and to them we say too bad. because at kaiser permanente, we believe that everyone deserves the right to thrive. >>breaking n

as the east bay, but it will continue to gust in the north bay, up to about 30 to possibly close to 40 miles per hour, and there will be some of the highest gusts over the higher elevations, as we go throughout the day. even as we go into tonight, it will stay windy, and the humidity doesn't recover that much, meaning it doesn't go back up, we'lsee tse winds coming in from the northwest about 20 to 25 miles per hour, all across the bay area, and vianey, we have access to the pg&e power outlook, the potential and right now they're saying today and tomorrow possibly friday, and they're not going to turn it back on before this threat is over, so where are the highest amount of outages right now? >> i want to show you how to navigate the pg&e website, because it pops up in a live interactive map that updates according to the website every 15 minutes. you can zoom in to a specific city. here i've got santa rosa up on the map, if we go to yountville is pops up and shows you how many customers are affected individually. it also shows you the estimated time of restoration. of course we are

if you're traveling through the north bay, a smooth, easy drive around the bay. you saw all the green sensors. no problems here through san rafael but sometimes we get breezy conditions and i think that's part of our big story. guys, back to you. >> that's right, it is developing this morning, mike, preparation and planning across the bay area for possible rolling power outages, and pg&e warns it could mean days without electricity. it is possible hundreds of thousands of homes and businesses could be affected by this and the power shutoffs are coinciding with what was one of the most destructive firestorms in california history. >> "today in the bay's" pete suratos live in santa rosa where the tubbs fire destroyed so many homes two years ago and pete we've come a long way but it's still scary dealing with conditions we have every day here. >> reporter: yes, no doubt about it. good morning to you, marcus and laura. as you guys mentioned, it marks the second anniversary of the north bay wildfires. we're standing in coffey park in santa rosa, this was one of the ha

the fires in the north bay. but this one is the southland region, a fire blazing close to the 405 has growth dramatically this morning in the past hour. it is gone from 100 acres consumed to 405 acres. it is burning on a hillside along the 405 freeway in the sepulveda pass area, close to the getty center museum. mt. saint mary's college has been evacuated as well as numerous homes. we'll continue to keep our eye on this fire blazing in southern california. 5:24 now. >> and back here closer to home. a historic building in sonoma kub -- county in ruins in the wildfire. the soda rock winery has been around since 1869 and some of the most striking video we saw yesterday morning. 150 years of history lost in the morning. >> it was so sad to see it go down so quickly. live on air. bob redell was there as it burned. and you have new information from us this morning, bob? >> reporter: well, laura and marcus, that fire at soda rock winery started around 3:00 a.m. yesterday and by 6:00 a.m. we were there and the entire or

and into the north bay, most of the north bay is covered in yellow. again, these are areas that pg & e are predicting. just throwing out a number of -- in alameda county could be 57 customers. these outages could start saturday evening, run through monday. pg and e's ceo, his has a message for customers who are angry with his utilities. >> i under your anger, but let mess people help you. >> reporter: governor newsom expressed outrage that california, a state so innovative and entrepreneurial, cannot keep the lights on. >>> a lot of people certainly concerned. thanks so much, bob. >> looking at the wind direction behind you, kari, that's a big concern as the smoke moves into many areas. >> the high went eend will call a lot of problems throughout the weekend. we see the direction of the arrows, this is what carries the smoke. for the kinkade fire around northern sonoma county, we will see the smote initially blowing off the coast, but then we'll see things shifting. the winds stay fairly light. as we go into the evening, we'll start to see the winds c

east bay m.u.d. said that will have a big impact on this 29 pumping stations because they all use power to keep the water flowing. it's taking action to reduce dependency on the water pumps and they want new customers to help out as well. >> what we are doing is asking people to conserve water. minimize water use. shut off outdoor irrigation. east bay m.u.d. requires power to move water through the system so we can operate it to get water to the people we serve. >> east bay m.u.d. said the main concern is making sure they have water if there is a fire in fire crews need to connect to hydrants . >>> many students are getting into off from school because of the plan power outages. the oakland unified school district was prepared to close as many as a dozen schools today however officials decided only skyline high school will be affected. the castro valley unified school district is closing jensen rantz, colin morris and canyon middle school. in the east bay uc berkeley and mills college are also cancel

bay and then as i mention tomorrow evening for the rest of the bay area that includes even portionsn down into southern california right around l a as for today, calm winds still and temperatures warmer. so fire danger is definitely high but not as high as it is about to be 70's for your daytime highs out along the coastline. half moon bay in daly city in the upper 70's today wi be talking 80's for most of the bay area though that include some areas that were in the 70's yesterday like palo alto and up to foster city each now in the low 80's for your highs, mid 80's for the south bay. you are low 80's yesterday, san jose santa clara and milpitas 84 for today's highs, mid to upper 80's for the east bay temperatures yesterday in oakland berkeley and richmond. you remember 70's wasn't that all, but all that bad of a day today is definitely getting toastie though you want to crank up the ac if you do have it and if you don't find a cool spot this afternoon. sonoma on over to santa rosa. petaluma down to nevado all in the 90's today and we're going to see even more 90's come tomorrow thu

the rest of the bay shows a smooth drive toward the bay bridge.tering lights on at the toll plaza. slowing south 242, much less focused now and a gradual slowing continuing down toward 680 pleasant hill. i showed the major surface streets, starting to see more traffic flow as folks try to get out of the backup. lanes on 242 look like a smoother drive highway 4 to the walnut creek interchange. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> happening now, the united states and north korea will nuclear negotiations on saturday. talks have been stalled since the february summit between president trump and kim jong-un. after those negotiations, north korea started testing short-range missiles again. the trump administration says it will continue to pressure north korea until the country ends its nuclear program. >>> still ahead this morning, two years after the north bay wildfires recovery efforts are still under way. at 6:00 a.m. the tens of thousands of costly unexpected bills some victims are getting. >>> but first, a shocking allegation at a south bay high s

east bay.ain. and then going into the rest of the forecast, it looks pretty calm here. and we keep the cooler air with our highs staying in the 70s. >> in the meantime, a very different commute out of the north bay. >> because the kincade fire continues we have the fire, we have the closures for that and the tremendous evacuation zone. the official closures for 128 and 101 is open but folks stay out of the area if you can. the rest of the bay is standard. >> and just into our newsroom now, we have an update. the kincade fire has grown to 66,000 acres. and containment was at 10% over the weekend and now it is reduced to 5%. tough go. >> absolutely. of course we'll keep covering this online for our special newscast at nbcbayarea.com but now we'll send you here to the "today" show. >>> good morning, inside the raid, dramatic new details on the daring u.s. mission that killed the world's most wanted terrorist, isis leader, abu bakr al-baghdadi. >> the thug who tried so hard to intimidate others spe

the bay.h 7:00 tomorrow morning windy throughout the entire day. here into 2:00 on sunday, the winds only lighten up by 7:00. they're still 25 to 30 miles an hour winds. then the upper elevation gusty winds funneled to the surface as well. here is another look from 4:00 tomorrow morning with the i understand up to 40 and 45 miles an hour. and this for sure could gust higher as you get another thousand feet in height. look at san francisco, half moon bay, on the peninsula up to 20, 30 miles an hour by hiward. the magenta color we don't see often as we get towards later on sunday, looking at still -- look at the reds all over the entire bay. at 9:00 sunday, and looking at that relative humidity continuing to drop to some of the driest levels. the temperatures will be cooler. but look at 8:00 tomorrow morning. we're in the teens into the single digits, 9% snappa through your sunday. today cooler. 72 san francisco. look for 80 in fremont. in the mid-80s up in the north bay. and the temperatures to

north bay. so our inland areas will still have some very warm temperatures, but we are starting to get just enough of an ocean breeze to cool it o for the coast as well as the bay. starting tomorrow, our fire danger increases, mainly because we'll have a shift in the wind and we could see some gusts up to 55 miles per hour. we haven't yet had this combination where we have really high winds and then critically low humidity and that also matches up with a lot of dry fuels out there. so we have this dry descending air and low humidity that will combine starting tomorrow morning and continue through thursday, and that's the reason why we have the red flag warning in effect for all of the areas shaded in red. we'll be watching also for the potential that the power could be shut off in some of those areas and we are going to have a cooldown that continues for the rest of the week and also continuing through the weekend. >>> mike, you're tracking more delays on highway 101. >> part of the continuing l

a red flag warning for elevations above 1,000 feet, includes the north bay, east bay as well as the santa cruz mountains and so that will go throughout today as well as tomorrow with hot and dry conditions. and our winds will peak tonight and continue through early tomorrow morning and winds will decrease on friday. we'll talk more about the hot temperatures and the fire danger coming up. ernight guicer?a report of an >> yes, right here, over in the east bay, the hayward geyser parking lot off west wynton. over two stories high in an industrial area. our photographer jared got there as the geyser was about two stories high and flooding an entire area. there is the sheared off fire hydra hydrant. no injuries reported. crews shut it off while he was photographing that in the industrial area alongside the hayward shoreline. it should only be an issue for folks who use the parking lot well off the nimitz and 92. we had the video. we wanted to show you that. everything else calm. minor incidents scattered around the bay continuing to clear over the last few minutes. if you heard about a proble

half moon bay at 22 miles per hour. the expected wind forecast we'll see it increasing throughout the day especially in the north bay, with wind gusts at about 30 to possibly close to 40 miles per hour, and it's all because of this storm system that is moving just to our north and east and as it does so, it causes the winds to rush across the bay area. we'll have a little bit of a break going into friday in terms of our wind speeds but there will be more breezy winds as a second storm system moves across our north and keeps us a little bit cooler. into the weekend our inland areas feeling normal fall-like weather with upper 70s and low 80s. for san francisco a slight warmup once the winds relax by friday but coming down a few more degrees and time for a the lo of the air shows this weekend. >>> mike, the outages are affecting the commute, right? >> they are. take you to the north bay where pete suratos was showing us what's going on, highway 29 and airport boulevard. you saw traffic jamming up here and coming out of ame

and we are seeing advisories to with red flag warnings in red more inland bay east bay area's north bay and santa cruz mountains regions and then also in yellow these are fire weather watches. also in effect for portions of solano county. now your daytime highs today they're going to be a little bit cooler than what we had been seeing 60's and 70's return for san francisco in our coastal areas really perfect for these areas, especially if you're heading out to fleet week expect a really nice day ahead. now 80's will remain for much of the rest of the bay area, although a cooler range of 80's than yesterday. this takes us from the upper 80's in the south bay to the low to mid 80's today, 70's 80's for the east bay with union city at reach in the 80's yesterday, not so much today, red flag warnings like i mentioned for the north bay so watch out for potential power shut off not just tonight, but into wednesday and even thursday for these areas now tomorrow and thursday are the days that we're looking at especially close because of the strong winds as far as fire danger is concerned. good

the backup at the bay bridge and from richmond to san rafael and in the north bay the shutoffs are one but to geyserville and we'll follow the closure of highway 128. the fire has now jumped the highway and now there's mandatory evacuations for geyserville. pete suratos closer to geysers and down here the closure for 128 all the way toine road. right back to you, laura. >>> thank you very much. happening now not just the north bay dealing with the overnight wildfir wildfires, mandatory evacuations for san bernardino. so far the fires there have burned about 70 acres and forcing several road closures. firefighters are working to protect up to 30 homes we know there. >>> and next, a final update on the breaking news we've been following all morning long, fire burning of control in sonoma county and forcing many evacuations. a complete recap on what's happened so far and where the firefight stands. we're back in two minutes. >>> and welcome back. before you head out the door, it is 6:58. here are the top stories we're following this morning. >>> if you're just joining us a fast moving, ou

bay, pacifica. you can also see the east bay in the bigger picture here. if i zoom back in, we're looking at orinda as well, lafayette, moving this way we have danville. portions of it. western half of san ramon, castro valley as well. pg&e's ceo and president bill johnson says it would likely affect the peninsula, east bay and north bay as well, and moving on we have no word yet on how many people could be affected. winds are forecasted to gust between 40 and 60 miles per hour over most elevated terrain in northern california. he says the utility is at elevated potential for a new shutdown in 8 of the 9 zones pg&e serves. some areas may see peak gusts of 70 to 80 miles per hour. the possible outage could stretch into monday. again, we're looking at a very wide and large area here across the bay area. >>> in san mateo county, the few hundred pg&e customers who had power cut now have it back this morning. people who dodged the power shutoffs are tense knowing it could have easily been them. >> we tho

in the east bay valleys and the south bay, unhealthy for those most sensitive. talk more about the commute with frances. >> the commute is looking great. a live shot of the bay area, you can see the only sloei ingslowi seeing is through tracy. there was an accident on westbound 580 through tracy that has been cleared. it is slow on 280 approaching the tracy area. and 205 heading through the altamont pass. the drive time on this stretch is yellow at 42 minutes. southbound 680 looking good, dublin to mission boulevard south. we have a live shot of 680 in walnut creek, that southbound traffic on the right near geary, looks good towards highway 24. no problems in the south bay. headlights are on northbound 101, that's 880 across your screen. we'll take you to the bay bridge toll plaza to show you it's almost delay-free except a few of the cash paying lanes. >> thanks. >>> tracking developing news in napa county. a fire is burning in american canyon. >> it's about 30% contained after destroying 500 acres. the fire started yesterday west of schwer stateinterstate 80.

and that's why it's not just the north bay, but also the east bay and areas on the peninsula that are affected by red flag warnings and high fire danger from the 60's 50's where we are right now to 70's and 80's by noontime her really already warming up pretty early in the day, hot and windy into the afternoon with highs mostly in the 80's even out at the coast. but also some 90's for inland spots. of course, i've got more coverage for you throughout the course of the morning so keep it here with us robin all right, thank you john over to the bay bridge to check in on your drive into san francisco earlier was only backed up to the bottom of the maze. >>now it officially goes through them a full 5.80 fallen from 24. it was already jammed coming in from the shore freeway, so just a very slow and crowded morning commute the typical 14 minutes to make it in. we're checking in on the nimitz because we have 2 big trouble spots one in hayward one in fremont both are gone and now it's just over an hour from to 38 to 37. 6.80 getting in some of that action now slow at leaving dublin, it's 30 m

, and the east bay.re likely to be in the dark as well. up until tuesday, it's possible. let's get right to today in the bay's pete ceratos live in castro valley to break down more what is going on and what people should know. hey there, pete. >> good morning, kira. hundreds of thousands of pg&e customers could bim by the potential power shutoffs including folks here in castro valley where we're standing. we will see how things turn out and if the potential shutoff does take place. i want to show viewers the map. i think we just showed you, the power map from pg&e, and pg&e says roughly 850,000 customers could be potentially impacted. now, the point of these shutoffs are to prevent the catastrophic wildfires that we have seen in the past. in the past couple of years. now, pg&e is calling this weekend an historic wind event. and depending on where you live, guy, wind gusts may range from 45 to up to 70 miles an hour. and marin county, more than 80,000 customers could be impacted. and right here in almeda

the power shutoffs in the east bay and south bay. we're also waiting for word of what's going to happen in san mateo county. we're back in 60 seconds with one couple that's feeling the impact of these outages. tonight, they're surviving in the dark. >>> prices are headed higher. does that mean it's price gouging during the big blackout? i'm consumer investigator, nbc bay area responds next. >>> the wind continues to develop right now. we've already seen wind gusts over 50 miles per hour. number one threat in the hills above 1,000 feet. we'll talk more about this wind and hour-by-hour forecast coming up in about eight minutes. it's been reported that there's a cyberattack on business every 39 seconds. ouch. i don't even want to think about it. comcast business has a solution. we go beyond fast with a cloud-based security system that automatically updates, so you always have the latest protection. phishing. malware. risky sites. it can help block all of that. get fast internet and add comcast business securityedge for just $29.95 a mon

east bay m.u.d. said that will have an impact on its 29 pumping stations. they all use power to keep the water flowing so they are taking action to reduce dependency on water pumps and they want customers to help out too. >> what we are doing is asking people to conserve water. minimize water use. shut off their outer irrigation. east bay m.u.d. requires power to move water throughout the system so we can operate it so we can get. water to the people we serve. >> east bay m.u.d. said the main concern is making sure they have water if there is a fire and firefighters need to connect to hydrants . >>> bart trains will keep running despite the plan power outages. officials do not expect service to be interrupted because they can get power from other parts of the system to keep the trains running. all bart stations have emergency lighting systems that run on bacca power. bart also has portable generators at some east bay stations . >>> new video from the caldecott tunnel overnight shows what appears to b

out of the bay area. this could be good news for us, kari. >> yes, we'll see our winds calming down throughout the day. breezy in oakland and san francisco over the next couple of hours. we'll talk about our top wind gust and what we are expecting into the next couple of days, that's coming up next. >> and you're looking at oakland, 880 southbound, with the headlights, that's my concern. folks headed out of oakland not a problem. headed through san leandro, we have an update on the crash going on there. you're watching "today in the bay." look! a door to another dimen... oh, no, just a bag. train insane, or remain the same. phew! we'll never totally figure them out. but we do know what makes them happy. meow mix. forty years and still the only one cats ask for by name. >>> welcome back to you this morning. 4:45 for you right now. taking a live look in walnut creek, where we will continue to follow all the conditions in the bay area, surrounding the fire that's burning in the north bay. >> new this morning

better in the east bay and south bay.g f through 4:00 this afternoon. 5:00, better in the east bay and south bay. we're looking at a dry time of year. record warmth. this wind continuing through the morning hours. 20 to 40 miles per hour per hour right now through sunrise. 9:00, we are still gusting. not as windy in the east bay, at the coast, we're still warm, could be 80 degrees today. we'll be looking at just as warm tomorrow. as we look at the current numbers, that's correct, 75 at half moon bay. 65 in fremont. san jose at 58. we're from 23 to 25 degrees warmer this morning from the coast to the north bay. so that will bring us into the 80s, half moon bay. upper 80s to 90 for san francisco. the accuweather seven-day forecast, we get cooler. as we get into the second half of the weekend, we have another offshore event. jobina, typical for october weather. but we're building on the dry conditions, the warmer weather, the dry atmosphere. it's not going to get much better any time soon. now that people are under a mandato

parts of the bay area, south bay, but this cold front cleared the north bay. have clear skies, upper elevation winds will work their way down to the surface, creating a breezy afternoon. wider perspective shows it is raining along the north coast. sierra sierra nevada looking at showers. numbers not as cool as they could be up in santa rosa, low 50s. 59 in concord. livermore in the upper 50s. this is how windy it is above 1,000 feet. mount tam, mount diablo. winds 15 to 25 miles per hour today under sunny skies. another weak system late tomorrow into sat. so here's what's left over of the system this morning. clouds in the east bay, south bay, sunny and cool today. tomorrow, very little change. tomorrow afternoon with sunshine should be about the same. 60s and 70, another weak system into your saturday. high surf advisory noon today through tomorrow. dangerous surf out there. look for 69 in san jose, sunny. upper 60s and breezy, san mateo. san francisco, 66. north bay, low 70s to upper 60s in the east bay. inland, 73 in concord. maybe a little slick out there

rest of the bay. it's friday, so we have that lighter commute and good news even on b.a.r.t., we had a short delay there at warm springs but the equipment problem sounds like it's been resolved. >> that is good news. good news the weekend is also here and we're going to feel like fall. >> a little bit. finally, pumpkin patches are open. mike already -- >> spoiler alert. >> spoiler alert, enjoy the pumpkin patch and the 70s because mike is right, as you know the weather is constantly changing and the saturday forecast will start out a little foggy along the coast, also a little bit of a high cloud activity happening in through saturday. look at the temperatures, 73 degrees for inland areas. we'll remain cool and comfortable by the way, 68 degrees and for the most 64. as we head into sunday a lot more sunshine and temperatures will start to bump up in to closer to the 80s for inland areas. 79 degrees. look at the bay, 75 and for the coast 67 degrees. another thing to keep in mind for tomorrow, after tal

you see the bay bridge. that is the east bay.as the temperature is pretty much exactly on average. the temperatures as far as daytime highs are concerned are not the story. tomorrow morning the morning lows are going to be a headline. in the north bay for santa rosa. we are at 66 right now. you are going down to just above freezing for tomorrow morning. i will show you more on that gets the lows. let's talk about the wind for the east bay in south bay. i focused on the north bay at the top of the newscast. that is where the real concerns come in. if you're in the east bay or south bay you could be in the red flag warning to. the necessary times here. wednesday morning at 1 am. even though we only have the gust to 16 or 20 for most locations. you notice it is breezy. it is not the howling winds we had sunday morning down where we live. if you look at the hills it is pretty rough. 50 mile-per-hour dust over mount diablo. 45 mile-per-hour gusts over the east bay hills. we have concerns there as well. that is mainly coming or the ove

see 40's 50's in and around the bay and about the 50's in the parts of the south bay by day tomorrow. it is looking special 77 in san francisco, 75. you're not going those windy conditions in daly city 74 in millbrae 74 also burlingame 76 in san carlos 81 in palo alto the south bay are looking at 70's and some 80's really just a gorgeous sunday around the bay area tomorrow and the fire danger will be much less as we head throughout the bay area tomorrow to as the sea breeze is going to start kicking in the afternoon. lot 80's even in the berkeley 80 of lael 81 in benicia 81 the napa valley almost 70 degrees at stinson beach. so the next 2 days. we're going to bring some cooler temperatures a few more clouds coming our way on saturday and then looks like late next week, there's at least a chance of some rain. still to come marijuana could soon be allowed on k through 12 campuses will tell you about the new law signed by governor newsome. >>and vaping-related deaths have now increased to more than 25 latest on the baby crisis. >>and california is now banning hotels from giving out thos

they include counties here in the bay area and north bay and santa cruz mountains. now pg&e suggesting that people who have this break and get their power back make sure they have everything charged back up and all of your devices including your medical devices if you have them and also be aware of where pg&e opening up consumer resource centers to get water and get some power charging and also get information about what is next for you. in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thank you. >>> well firefighters have been working overtime with the kincade fire but it turns out that one fire that they put out recently was set intentionally. now this all started a little bfr midnight with a fire at a home on napa road in east fifth street near downtown sonoma and no one was injured but the frames jumped to a neighboring home because resources are stretched thin and firefighters had to be called from the kincade staging area to put out the flames. both homes are called a total loss. >>> an update on the fire burning in the east bay. firefighters have gained the

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half moon bay, up to 68. if you're traveling across the state today, the golden state living up to its name. nothing but sunshine no matter where you go. 92, hot in l.a. 94 in palm springs. 86 in the capital. 74 the high in yosemite. weather-wise today we're looking good. how is traffic? >> well, it was good until -- >> i just jinxed it. >> you did. it was all smooth sailing until. we have got here a rollover. southbound 880 at bascom atne les ked. we'll get that you information as it comes into the studio. we're working on that one. just reported a few minutes ago. let's look at the san mateo bridge, it's filling in a little bit. but things are still moving nice and smooth there. we're going back to the map, so you can see the big picture. lots of green all over the bay area. looking fairly good except for that rollover in the south bay. we'll keep looking at that and everything else for you. >>> check this out. it's a wild night around dallas. a texas twister carving a path of destruction. this video is fro

east bay travel times at the speed limit traveling to the bay bridge toll plaza. at the toll plaza you have the backup and the build from richmond to san rafael. i-5 is closed getting down to for example universal studios, talking about that fire. guys, back to you. >> indeed. let's take you live to that fire in southern california. high dry winds fanning out of control wildfires in san fernando valley. >> some people have lost their homes and businesses. evacuees are headed out right now. kris sanchez is tracking the latest from our newsroom. kris? >> the evacuees are headed out, laura and scott but at this point there may not be anywhere for them to go. all of the evacuation centers that are already open are currently full. so now officials down in southern california are trying to find other places where they can put these folks and keep them safe from the flames, but this fire is exploding in size and since it started around 10:00 last night it has grown to 4,6 hurn acres. it jumped the freeway, 210 freeway. firefighters are not in control, it can grow in ever

east bay, we'll check back. out of brentwood as you make your way all the way from marsh creek road. no slowing not even from two lanes down to one. great drive over here. things are moving very smoothly and may feel smoother because we talked about it way back over here coming into davis, there is a crash blocking one lane. no major injuries. they had just cleared it. that's where all the traffic is built up. >>> a few small earthquakes shook things up in the south bay. the 2.9 quake hit off highway 101 in morgan hill. there was an after shock. no injuries, no damage. this week marks 30 years since the largest and most destructive earthquake ever to hit the bay area in modern history. >> it's reach was far more devastating. the quake caused the bay bridge to collapse. it killed dozens of people and injured more than 3,700 others. all this week in all of our newscasts and online, nbc bay area examines what happened back in 1989. >> meteorologist kari hall is here to take a look. >> so this week leading up to the

bay for those concerned. back to you. >> all right. there's concern about the northern end of the kincade wildfire advancing further into lake county. >> residents are in a holding pattern waiting to see whether they have to eevacuate. pete suratos is live in middletown. >> reporter: good morning to you. the big concern was possibility of wind blowing embers from the kincade fire to the eastern area in middletown. not much wind right now but pretty cold. i want to show you in the distance that's the fire burning, very far in the deep terrain. that is the concern over there. not much of a wind factor. we'll see if that changes throughout the day. i want to show you video from calistoga, southeast of highway 128, that's the area where folks have been as far as covering this kincade fire. that video you have flying embers from the kincade fire burning down this learning center in the calistoga area and that's pretty much the concern for crews, keeping an eye on the winds, it can shift the fire in a direction at

, but like i mentioned higher along our local mountains and hills in the north bay and even east bay as well in addition parts of the san francisco peninsula specifically along the coast tracking gusty. wind speeds there and that's why pg union is also shutting off power in those areas but not expected to be near advisory level it will be below advisory level but enough toward those shot off there as well in the bay area f critical weather and possible record breaking heat in the forecast. more coming up in my full forecast in just a few minutes, the camp hamp back to you all right bree say as we've been pointing out many areas here in the bay area are now under red flag. >>fire danger warning that even those whose powers not being cut off by pg and its right kron four's maureen kelly was out in marine, the marine county where a nonprofit focusing on fire safety is working to make evacuation easier in case, a major wildlife wild land fire breaks out there. >>not ties little tired hazardous environments on earth these tree trimming crews are giving an extreme make over to the landscap

the east bay hills and valleys for the interior and even portions of the peninsula, the north bay though as we're looking at the potential of some of our strongest wind gusts later today, this is where wind gusts could top out around 60 miles per hour and as temperatures rise humidity lowers this afternoon. that's when you get that severe fire danger now as of this morning winds have been pretty calm here is your east bay wind speeds at this very moment, calm conditions in walnut creek oakland's down to hayward in livermore blackhawks ing 8 mile per hour sustained winds currently the north bay a bit breezy at times like right now 60 miles per hour say alina around 13 miles per hour at nothing like the winds we're going to see later today in fact you can see looking at your fire weather map here how that yellow orange and red just only expands into the afternoon. the areas you see shaded here are going to be our feet peak, fire danger risk areas. later on this is at 02:00pm today. you see how it expands through sonoma napa and on over into solano counties these areas very dry going to be

now bay area wide east bay south bay peninsula. north bay and everywhere else the high winds and red flag warnings are what they say. force them to make this decision in san francisco. they face some tough questions at a news conference. >>stated this is a dynamic event and as the event continues time for that we're doing very best to be in advance of that and communicating to customers. there are some instances where the conditions change i'd like show our sincerest appreciation to our customers for their patience. >>they're saying king you james right now in advance for your patience because i know you were just plunged into darkness this morning out that moran and so no man named counties they've been and now 2 days of darkness so a lot of people are put heat on pg e for this saying that the bar should be higher for them too. cars board massive blackouts as they have but the facts are it is what it is and that's where we are this morning day 2 or day one depending on where you live in what could be more days to come with no elec

so a prolonged event with the very strong winds, especially for the north bay and the east bay as was are about this areas right on the peninsula such as the santa cruz mountains now yesterday it was a mix of red flag warnings and fire weather watches as conditions have progressed over the past 24 hours and now we've actually seen the high winds were all under red flag warnings you do see the north bay a lot of us areas are in napa sonoma solano then down into the east bay, the hills just above oakland berkeley, san leandro hayward and fremont out into the tri valley as well as areas like concord walnut creek downturn danville down further into the blows and then up on the peninsula in the santa cruz mountains all these areas, especially susceptible to those high winds and rapid spread of fire. the only county not affected by any sort of red flag warning a san francisco as of this moment now temperatures right now there. so on the cooler side in the 50's. this is good news at least in this regard. when we move into the afternoon practice stay into the 50's for long by the time we do m

bay news, the bay bridge itself is really slowing down.e have an issue of crash over there near the exit. more details are coming up. >> new this morning, a man is recovering from severe burns after this brush fire he allegedly started in the north bay. it happened yesterday afternoon. the fire started near the river and reached almost two acres before firefighters could contain it. police say 52-year-old robert evans told officers he accidentally started that fire when he put his cigarette out in the grass. he was illegally camping in the park then tried to put the fire out before he was injured. police are now conducting a criminal investigation but so far he has not been arrested. >> a recent gun violence is now prompting an entire east bay district to change the kick off time. >> they're still investigating the shooting that injured two teenagers. this is last friday. it ended around 10:00 p.m.. now the district is it launching new safety measures including varsity and jv start times for 5:00 p.m. instead of 7:00 p.m.. not everyone is

much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up a new purchase for google in the south bay. not for a new tech campus. we will tell you what the company is doing with the new land, and how it will add some greenery, you could say, to the company. . >> and clear skies, cool temperature, 50 degrees in san jose, but on our way to low 80s this afternoon. who could see 90s by the end of the weekend when we come back. in the human brain, billions of neurons play in harmony. for people with parkinson's, some neurons change their tune, causing uncontrollable tremors. now, abbott technology can target those exact neurons. restoring control and harmony, once thought to belost forever. the most personal technology is technology with the power to change your life. >>> 7:45 on a saturday morning and good morning, walnut creek, seeing clear sky, temperatures cles to 50 degrees and light wind for the moment, we will see the winds picking up, especially atop mount diablo, heading into the afternoon, as the winds start to increase. looking at the bay bridge for you this morning. a degrees. a

looking at the rest of the bay, south bay and peninsula, no major issues.sh 101 i'm checking out. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> massive protests are under way in chile. flashes breaking out at the capital of santiago. police firing tear gas and dry inning water cannons to thousands of protesters, started over transportation fare hikes. demonstrators are calling for better pay, pensions, schools, housing and medical care, among many other demands. >>> you may be wondering how to protect yourself as this fire season is raging on. next some new advice from chris chmura. >> if smoky air is making it tough to breathe, you might want to consider a mask but don't just use the first thing you find. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura, "nbc bay area responds," next. ♪ hey. hey. you must be steven's phone. now you can take control of your home wifi and get a notification the instant someone new joins your network... only with xfinity xfi. download the xfi app today. 5:56. welcome back. we have team coverage on the kincade fire and power outages. in a moment, l

highway 4 a typical slow spot pittsburg through bay point and concord and the backup at the bay bridge has been there since its standard time about 5:20. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> new this morning, san jose police investigating the death of a man stabbed in a fight. it happened at about 9:00 last night on alum rock close to where it crosses over highway 101. officers responded to reports of a fight involving multiple people. they found the unidentified victim suffering from at least one stab wound. he later died at a hospital. police so far have not made any arrests. >>> developing now, american troops are withdrawing from the turkey/syria border as a tense situation brews in that region. the white house says u.s. forces in northeastern syria are moving aside and clearing the way for an expected turkish assault, essentially abandoning kurdish fighters who foughtalongside american forces in year's long battle to defeat isis. the white house warns a turkish invasion would be a blow to the fight against isis mail tancsis. >>> tracie potts has reaction from the white house on the s

but the north bay when we're talking about bay area customers the north bay is going to take the lion'slock this afternoon. it's a potential that pg e could shut power off here for sections of the hills east of of a santa rosa, the hills surrounding napa and sonoma valleys. we could john talking about wind gusts in the 30 mile per hour range with even stronger winds higher up and pg will make that final decision on exactly which areas here going to be impacted by that power shut off. later this morning show keep it tuned to kron 4 because as soon as we get word from pga. we'll turn around. and let you know. >>daria so here we go all over again and people didn't like it the first time this time we'll see how they feel up in sonoma county where people are preparing for the lights to go out just in case kron four's will tran covering that talking to a lot of folks and how they're getting ready will. >>gary i know you love amusing stories will talk to matt in just a few moments, you'll love his story in the meantime let me show you a map from pg any it's a very fluid map but this is the ver

quake shook the bay area last night. this video that you're seeing right here. this is from com heard and shows the moment that the quake hit right in someone's backyard, and you can share that violent roar that violent shaking the quake wds centered in pleasant hill at around 1030 that's a little red dot that you see there on your map and all the little orange dots those are the aftershocks a lot folks fell to some folks slept right through it. us felt that it woke us up once again 4.5 and it was felt as far south of santa cruz as far north as santa rosa. we've also been hearing from some viewers all over the bay area who filled the tremors as well this morning we have kron four's will tran who is live in pleasant hill so will we've been talking about here we have to asking the big question. did you sleep right through it did you fill it or what was your experience. >>i did not feel it whatsoever i woke up and i checbooks could fallen on top of me and i probably was sleep right through it morning shifty go ahead and bla

that includes the santa cruz mountains, east bay mountains when she had just above the bay just above oakland richmond down to fremont you head up into the hills above their urine red flag warning territory, north bay also looking at red flag warnings as we work our through the next couple of days. 50's for most of your current temperatures with 57 degrees right now in san jose and hayward oakland in conquered egypt, 58 some 40's up in the north bay as these temperatures rise into the afternoon. fire potential rises along with them by the afternoon ahead we're back into the 70's all across the bay in a few spots still in the 80's. the details of your forecast still to come. robert. >>all right, thank you john and once again for those of you traveling on 24 this morning, the caldecott tunnel will remain open. so will the double slide tunnel for those of you traveling along the coast. there was a concern that those tunnels may have to close during the power shut off. that is no longer the case so you don't have to worry about detours are alternate routes. if you need to drive into san f

the south bay. look at that video. how neighbors are helping with these clues. >> plus, naval ships and the blue angels, that can only mean it is fleet week. we will tell you what we need to know to get around the city this weekend. >>> welcome back, at 7:10 on your saturday morning. happy weekend to you. as we look over san jose, cotton candy skies, a beautiful morning to get out there and enjoy. a little chilly though. 51 degrees right now. 70s and 80s as we head into a gorgeous weekend to get out and watch the blue angels. >>> all right. look at this. your home security camera could be very helpful to detectives. this home burglary in san jose, and detectives are getting clues from a network of neighborhood cameras. today in the bay has more details on the crime and the clues. >> these burglars first tried kicking down a door, didn't go very well. but the second kick did the job. the homeowner shared her security camera video but didn't want to speak on camera because she is still frightened by t