uh and now the washington has the bay alarm. uh uh, more precisely by it has vitals organization because uh they, i think came to realization that directly is winning the war that the crane is losing uh, bobs. the, the question is whether they wants to pro long this indefinitely with the aim of, uh, as many russians soldiers and equipments being got, you know, destroyed, and people killed. uh, it's very cynical logic, but that's exactly what they are doing. however, russia is, it came out to be stronger now after 2 years of war. and the on the other hand, you have the upcoming election is in the united states. by the way, there won't be, uh, most, probably any elections in ukraine because it's in war and the last 2000 and needs the elections because it would show that he's not as strong as he pretends to be. so washington has about a year to figure out what is going to, what it stands is going to be about is because uh as soon as uh, as trump wins. and it seems to be an imminent result. if the elections hosted held in november a

the un secretary general saw him with bay alarm. the grim desktop is ferrying future generations across the number of palestinians killed is reported to have surpassed from 10000 people. exactly one month ago how most attacked israel displays the records from the nova festival. the relatives of those taken hostage in the government do more to bring their loved ones home, facing their responsibilities, our government to them. we only here in was know, we want to see actions. we want to see them back with us. the then took in crowds, protests, the us secretary of state's visit to on corrupt accusing the united states of complicity. and the thousands killed the mid day and moscow. um, you know, no leland visits didn't use our on our t international it's been one of the since hostilities ever updated between from us and israel. and the surprise most attacked by the palestinian militant group in the world or that followed gals and health officials report the grim death total is nicer past $10.00 than the enclave. on children make up some

bay area app. now to the alarming new development at golden gate fields. r media partners at the east bay times report another racehorse has died there are bringing the toll to 50 seen so far this year and seven since just the end of september. our officials say there's no direct link between the horses, but many are pending an official cause of death or other causes point to broken leg bones. gastro issues or just sudden death. 72 racehorses have now died at california tracks this year alone. since 1941, golden gate fields has straddled the border of berkeley and albany. it is already slated to close permanently in june of next year. the search is on in the north bay tonight for this type of wolf dog seen roaming around this weekend. it was last tracked in between santa rosa and sebastopol by the old airfield off of south right road. and just tonight, i spoke to animal experts about what exactly they're looking for part, wolf, part dog on the run and spotted in sonoma county twice this weekend. the warning from sebast stoppel police is simple. do not appro

demonstrations were held outside health care facilities in six other bay area locations including oakland's children's hospital. an alarming number of children have been killed or injured in gaza as hamas and israel wage their war. >>> israel meanwhile appears to be expanding the ground war in gaza. at the same time, there's a deal to release some of the hostages taken by hamas are in the works. we do want to warn our viewers that some of the images can be disturbing. here's nbc's alice barr. >> reporter: the brink of a breakthrough on hostage negotiations. that is the tentative message fueling hope for the families of more than 200 men, women, and children kidnapped by hamas. many of the families marched this weekend in israel pressing their government to act. president biden asked today whether a hostage deal is near. >> the u.s. and qatar very mediating the negotiations that source told nbc news would free some hostages in exchange for a pause in fighting. >> we are closer than we have been in quite some time. >> reporter: nothing is final, and the talks have fallen apart before, but israel is under mounting pressure ov

bay. and santa clara county officials are now sounding the alarm after seeing a dramatic spike in respiratory illnesses in just the last 2 weeks. we'll talk more about this coming up. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning far. >> good monday morning and thank you for waking with bright and early for the kron. 4 morning news today is monday. november 27th. i'm reyna harvey. all right. well, many of you are starting back to work today. so or traveling, we want to make sure, you know, with what is going to be like next few days, don, as people are making their way back home morning. yeah, a lot of people getting back into gear now after what was a shorter week last week, a holiday week for so many of us. >> now it's back to your monday. grind things out there doing just fine for it. we got the golden gate bridge looking okay. and are some clear skies right now. it is crystal clear, but it is cold out there. take a look at some of these temperatures right now. morgan hill fremont down at 36 degrees livermore. 33 in dublin actually below freezing at 31 right no

it is not looking anything to be alarmed about as you're heading to the skies today, mild conditions here in the baya and certainly nothing to be alarmed about our local forecast. nice calm winds. a few passing clouds will take it mild. daytime highs under these partly cloudy skies. tomorrow we clear things right out and we've got a crystal clear, clear thanksgiving afternoon. lots of sunshine for that. lots of food that you're hopefully going to be eating 60's and 70's for today's daytime highs familiar because we were here yesterday near 70 in burlingame and sam, a tale to the low 70's from foster city down into the south bay. again. and even some low 70's in the east bay such as the case in fremont as well as in san leandro and castro valley. concord, you'll be at 66 wobbly 67 upper 60's from santa rosa to sandra fell. and looking ahead tomorrow, low 70's for the last time in this forecast, we do cool down a little bit into the weekend despite staying dry and sunny during the days. look at those evening lows on friday, saturday and sunday nights inland areas dropping into the low 30's potentially

bay. and you might notice a lot of people getting sick. santa clara county has notice. there's alarming spike. >> and respiratory illnesses in the last couple of weeks. we'll take a closer look at that. good morning. i'm darya and i'm james. so we'll get to those headlines in a minute. here you see a live look outside at the golden gate bridge where whether it's july 27th or november 27th. the picture looks the same but it feels yeah, it feels way cold out there. john. good morning. well, yeah, definitely a cold morning. we saw some 20's and 30's earlier on this morning. >> temperatures are starting to move upwards now, but it is still chilly enough to throw on that extra layer. hopefully looking behind me. nice bright skies over san francisco and right here have been bay is looking nice and bright as well. definitely no fog in the were inside. really no cloud cover either. temperatures are starting to move upwards of 50's again and alameda oakland, san francisco and san mateo areas like dublin say holy as well as petaluma in sonoma. still holding on to those 30's right now. we just saw

the national weather service is sounding the alarm about possible coastal flooding along the immediate coast and bay front. this area is no stranger to the impact on those high tides. this is new video from along the coast in tiburon. you can see the bicyclists and pedestrians are contending with the water this morning. low-lying areas are most susceptible to the high tides. high tide this morning happened at 10:30. tomorrow it happens a little after 11:00 a.m. >> meteorologist kari hall has been tracking the areas where flooding is possible. you kind of nailed it on the time. you told us this morning it would happen. >> this is pretty predictable down to the minute. when you have the astronomical tides, we can forecast that out months in advance. so, we are seeing now the peak of that flooding, and if you don't have any flooding anywhere close to you, you're not in any danger here. the threat is behind us. the flood advisory will be in effect through about noon, then it will be allowed to expire and the tides will be a lot lower. it's those coastal trails and low-lying areas affected by the alignme

bay. a motor home went up in flames tonight. upgrading to a 2 alarm fire video from the citizen app showing smoke billowing from blocks away. firefighters say it happened just before 7.30, between a liquor store and a house near cleaves avenue. a second crew had to be called in to the scene to help knock the fire down. the fire department says events like this are always more common as the weather gets cold. >> i think, you know, people can be really careful with the cold weather unattended heaters candles, no open flames. things like that. really, really be careful, you know, because those are. >> you know, definitely something that can cause fires and we get these types of weather weather events where it's cooling off. >> firefighters were able to get the fire out in about 30 minutes. but they have been out there on scene this evening and continue to be there. the fire destroyed 2 rv's, a box truck and cause some damage too nearby buildings. the red cross is stepping in to help those people who were displaced. crews had been searching since yesterda

following is in the east bay, the winter storm threat that's going on because we've talked about the fact that the storms coming next tuesday night. yeah, john's been sound the alarm and a lot of work. crews in the east bay are heeding the warning and doing some of that prep work. kron four's philippe djegal takes a look. >> we're trying to get a leg up on mother nature contra costa county public works. crews tending to the hillsides along san pablo dam road. the corridor is well traveled and prone to slides and flooding when storms hit. of course, what what they do >> improve roast condition is always at p shade. drivers passing through the area between orinda and el sobrante should expect delays through thursday. the 16th. >> when the winter storm preparation operation is scheduled to be complete. the conditions are really bad it's causing a lot of traffic just coming and going so. >> this is a normal commute for me right now. so so always stuck in here. the conditions worsen with the rain. that's why crews are removing potential hazards while the is out drainage ditches, clearing any slides. we're doing all the preparation work that we can. well, it's dry so we

bay area news at 8:00. >>> and in alameda county elected officials sounding the alarm they call a tsunami of eviction cases over we will mings the court system. it could lead to a bigger rise in homelessness. berkeley's just ended two months ago. a coalition of elected officials bent to observe at the hayward hall of justice today. 95 eviction cases were on the calendar today, nearly double the number before the moratorium and showing a rush of filings by landlords. officials say many tenants aren't able to receive legal help because providers are too overwhelmed. >> i saw in there folks not having the language interpretation they need to be able to go through this process. not having the legal services that they need to go through this process. and again having these giant corporate landlords literally evict hundreds of people a day just because they want to. >> board members from the oakland unified school district says there are 1,600 unhoused families their district. they will be introducing a resolution to transition vacant district buildings into housing for families. >>> okay. let's talk about our w

bay. >> zach fuentes, abc7 news. >> coming up here, a alarming new statistics for the unhoused and how you can weigh in on issues like homelessness facing san francisco. it's cyber monday and we could hit record sales but it may not be a positive thing. as much as it sounds. and the wild beginnings of the steinhart aquarium a look back at 100 years. stay with us. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. it is going to be another cold night ahead. i'll have a look at the warnings. plus, when rain reappears here in the bay area, when abc7 news at there is nothing like it dancing is my passion. but with my moderate-to-severe eczema, it hasn't always been easy. i was constantly itching. whatever i was doing now, i'm staying ahead of my eczema there's a power inside all of us to live our passion. and dupixent works on the inside, to help heal your skin from within. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema. so, adults can have long lasting, clearer skin and fast itch relief serious allergic reactions can occur, that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or

grandfather missing after they were swept out to sea at a beach half moon bay and santa clara county officials are sounding the alarm after seeing a dramatic spike in respiratory illness in just the last 2 weeks. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 6. >> good morning. and happy back to work monday to you. i'm darya and i'm james. we're waking up this morning on a monday to clear skies full moon see the full. i >> i also heard my heater kick yes, my here said it's 62 in my house. so it's cold definitely cold outside john yapp. that moves not going to work out, but fortunately, but it is brightening those crystal clear and cold skies that you're stepping out into this morning as we kick off your back to work monday after thanksgiving last week. take a look at coit tower. first of all, got the nice and bright full moon right there, right above it. they could for a beautiful morning. now, as you're stepping outside, this is what you're stepping in to take a look at these numbers. fremont. you're sitting at 36 dublin at thirty-one degrees. then some upper 20's in spots like

bay. plus, santa clara county officials now sounding the alarm after seeing the dramatic spike in respiratory illness. >> from the local news station, you're watching you on morning team. >> well, this year, we all survived. and so did you thanksgiving holiday. yeah, that's and we're going to get a look at the top stories. what are you looking actually working on that story? yeah. about santa clara county artist the case is so stay what was to be sent to especially when it gets called like it is now know what starts getting called. that's when we get the cold. that's the problem. and it was cold this yeah, goodness. i know darnya's heater turned on the case for eu. 62 inside my house. it takes a to turn well, we're looking at a morning that is now starting to warm up for risers. if you're just getting up. >> you kind of miss the very coal dust of it. but for early birds, they were stepping outside in those 30's and even 20's golden gate bridge looks great under all that sunshine that's now warmed back into the 50's for a lot of the bay. not so bad. some 40 still hanging on for inland areas as

bay." there's growing concern over the use of liquid gas after a new study found alarming affects to the environmentast set to happen in the town of cameron, louisiana, the company venture global is planning to build a pipeline and america's largest terminal to ship lng overseas. people in the area are opposing that new project after a new study found that lng creates a bigger carbon footprint than coal. >> it's impact will be felt throughout the world. i am doing this as a mom and grandmother, and that's who i am fighting for. we have to save this earth. we only get one. >> venture global released a statement pointing out the advantages of natural gas replacing coal and how it could offset enough coal to reduce global emissions approximately 140 million tons per year. the federal energy regulators could decide the project's fate at another meeting on december 19th. the department of energy did not respond to our request for comment. for stories like these, visit our website, nbcbayarea.com, on our climate in crisis page. >> thank you, kari. >>> a quick reminder, you can watch our news whenever you

alarmed. it's only a test. >>> bright and clear throughout the bay today. it could get warmer this weekend. the sunshine and comfortable weather across the bay area today. we are looking at highs into the upper 60s. about the same for much of the inner bay and the peninsula into san francisco. high temperatures up to about 68 degrees. on veterans day, it looks really nice with a high of 73 expected in santa rosa. warmer for san martin. that continues into sunday as well. more widespread mid 70s. san jose reaching 75. we are expecting changes into next week with the increase of rain chances. i will have more on that in the seven-day forecast coming up in 30 minutes. >> you can get your local forecast and all the news on our website. when you're looking for answers, it's good to have help. because the right information, at the right time, may make all the difference. at humana, we know that's especially true when you're looking for a medicare supplement insurance plan. that's why we're offering "seven things every medicare supplement should have". it's yours free, just for calling the number

we're off to a cool start and high clouds sweep throughout bay area today and tomorrow and like i said nothing really too alarming and not going to see any rain with the system by any means. yesterday was a very breezy day and under a wind advisory yesterday and here today winds are a lot calmer widespread throughout the coastline and continue the see the trend into the afternoon. here's the storm system that i was talking about in the east coast and this could impact and this will disrupt a lot of thanksgiving travel planning on heading out there today or tomorrow. luckily it clears off off to the coastline wednesday evening and then another system that i'm keeping a close eye on right now causing some winter weather advisories up in states like colorado and montana and idaho. i'll have more on that in a bit. for now over to you, reed. >>> thank you so much. whether you are wrapping up your workweek before the holiday or getting ready to rack up some miles on the ground or maybe even the sky, we've got you covered this morning. let's look at the drive time. orasept commuters friends out there in the altamont pas

bay. a motor home went up in flames tonight. upgrading to a 2 alarme video from the citizen app showing smoke billowing from blocks away. firefighters say it happened just before 7.30, between a liquor store and a house near cleaves avenue. a second crew had to be called o

alarmed. if you see a plume of smoke today in the north bay. we'll explain why john. >> and as we make our way towards thanksgiving forecast to staying really nice. and back for thanksgiving day on al here for things for you to know to do. >> alameda county fire department rescued 7 people from a car that was in an accident. it happened saturday night on eastbound 5.80, at the roadway exit. they say that vehicle landed inside of a creek bed after falling off of the off ramp yet for cars with more than $100,000 stolen from a used car shop in hayward yesterday morning. store's manager says the men came in through a side door. keys out of the locked box to 3 cars. then they came back later, they stole another car after police left. well, amazon delivery driver was taken hostage by 2 people in san ramon saturday. police say a man and a woman crashed an suv into the delivery truck. the woman hopped in the truck and made that delivery driver go to 2 different banks to withdraw money. at the forty-niners beat the tampa bay buccaneers. 27 to 14 last ni

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. >> don't be alarmed if you see a plume of smoke today in the north bay, we're going to expla >> 9.14 right now. checking out the weather on the first day of thanksgiving week. a lot of people use today to get away. maybe they're going to take a vacation. i can't even believe it. better weather depends on who you asked on lower gas prices. we are to be thankful for this week. it's the little things sometimes that a lot of sunshine this week. >> we are looking out there at lots of sunshine this morning. clear skies all across the bay, including from your berkeley hills view, nothing showing up on radar. ev were in the vicinity of it's an easy travel day. if you are getting on the roads taken to the skies and not just today, but through the rest of the forecast. low pressure on the outs now and we are seeing a high pressure ridge building in the transition zone in between has proved to be pretty windy, areas like danville, as well as atlas, peak vacaville sonoma have been very breezy this morning. winds gradually coming through the day, which is going to be nice for any sort of outdoor

alarmed. if you see smoke today in one particular area of the north bay. we'll tell you where a burn is going to be happening. >> and after the break, we've everything you need to know if you're interested in buying some tech stuff for the holidays. the hottest gifts. >> and today is already a nice enough day. but your thanksgiving forecast looking really nice to thanksgiving. set to be the warmest day of deep breath. cancer is a journey you don't take alone. you did it! our cancer care team works together to care for all that is you. >> 10, 13 and a controlled burn is happening now at both valley. napa valley state park. that's near calistoga. so if you are in the area traveling in the park in calistoga and santa ellina, you may see smoke. and that's up until 5 o'clock this evening. cal fire does plan to burn more than 200 piles are hazardous fuel at that park in the coming weeks as well. so that something is going today. also, what's going on today is a lot of people are starting their holiday travels or at least planning for thanksgiving, which opens th

closed the raid across the bay, yes, they say that everything is fine, that everything is fine, that everything was beaten, but obviously, uh, not so well, because it is a bit alarming and a bit under the vulture is secret, you can tell if our next guest has already arrived, let me know, there is already, then i will give the next news a little later. there is good news, stanislav baldin is already with us, the chief specialist of the department of media relations and work with the public of the state emergency service of ukraine in the donetsk region, mr. stanislav turns on. mr. stanislav, good morning. good morning. well, it's hard to actually say good morning when we're talking about an absolutely tragic event, the russians hit a hospital in selidovo, donetsk region, another barbaric and inhumane act. what is the current situation and what damage have the russians done according to current estimates? also , we can ask, starting with the victims themselves, whether the number that was talked about yesterday, eight people, remains stable, or perhaps, unfortunately, more people need help and affected by this attack? the number of victims remains the same as yesterda

an alarming new development at golden gate fields. >> our media partners at the east bay times report another racehorse has died there, bringing the total to 15 so far this year and just seven since the end of september. labor officials say there's no direct link between the horses, but many are pending an official cause of death. other causes point to broken leg bones, gastrointestinal issues or even just sudden death. with 72 racehorses have now died at california tracks this year. since 1941, golden gate fields has straddle the border of berkeley and albany. it's already slated to close permanently in june of next year in the north bay. police want you to keep an eye out for this one dog that was seen roaming around over the weekend, last seen between santa rosa and sebastopol by the old airfield off of south right road. now we're told the dog's name is shadow. abc7 spoke with an expert who said wolf, dogs are notoriously flight dogs, rather than fight dogs. so she says they want to avoid interactions with people and with other animals. >> this animal is just scared and on the run.

. >> an alarming new development at golden gate fields. our media partner at the east bayes is reporting another racehorse has died there and that brings the total to 15 horses that have died just this year and seven have died since the end of september. officials say there is no direct link between the horses, but many are pending an official cause of death. other causes point to a broken leg, bones, gastrointestinal issues or even sudden death. 72 racehorses have now died at california tracks this year. since 1941, golden gate fields has straddled the border of berkeley and albany. it's set to close permanently in june of next year. >> this fall, my horse seem to be taking over parts of the bay area residents in some solano county neighborhoods are seeing the worst of it, according to the chronicle, residents report the influx of mice in the glen cove neighborhood near vallejo and in some parts of benicia. residents posted on nextdoor say that they've seen mice gathering outside their homes. they're seeing mice on streets and sidewalks, even sneaking into their homes. ex

bay. and you might notice a lot of people getting sick. santa clara county has notice. there's alarmingllnesses in the last couple of weeks. we'll take a closer look at that. good morning. i'm darya and i'm james. so we'll get to those headlines in a minute. here you see a live look outside at the golden gate bridge where whether it's july 27th or november 27th. the picture looks the same but it

bay area quality management district also there taking samples. and we'll continue to investigate. at this time no public health advisories issued because of the flaring at the chevron refinery. >> it is alarmingeven if you're driving by on the freeways there to see the smoke and see the fires. but right i know, as janelle said, no public health advisory has been issued. jeff ranieri is with us now in terms of our weather right now. >> and we're tracking those air quality monitoring sites. there is really nothing that is popping here across the bay area that is indicating there is harmful particles down near the surface. of course, they're going to still investigate this, because we know when we've seen similar situations, the investigations can good on for several days. now a look right now at the location again. this is happening in richmond at the chevron refinery. a little bit of a wind here has been pushing some of that smoke down towards san francisco. also towards emeryville. we're not expecting to it be too gusty tonight. and of course we have more coverage of this coming up tonight at 6:00. otherwise, what we're looking at here is some rain chances coming our way as soon as tomorrow.

bay, you see some smoke in the sky. there's a prescribed burn happening right now in nevada. also don't be alarmed.a grogan >> is in the weather center now with details on how that's impacting our air quality today. yeah, i mean, outside of that, we've had some hazy air out there and got a little bit worse. yesterday we had a prescribed burn happening and still kind of sitting in the yellow for. >> a bunch of folks, although i am seeing some improvement right now in the east bay, which started off in the yellow today, now is move more into the green. the good news is we do have a weather pattern that's going to help kind of knock this out of the way. so as we get into our saturday, expect that we're going to see things get a little bit better for most of us. the coastal probably be the last to kind of improve and that will happen on sunday. and a lot of this has to do with the fact that we're going to get that on shore flow back rate. we haven't really seen that in a while. we haven't had that fog in the morning and got into that usual pattern and not really quite seeing it here yet. but it should

bay area genetics testing company. they're under a dollar and they've been under a dollar for quite some time, long enough the nasdaq market is alarmed, wants that company to do something about it or face de-listing. this is a cool company that do electric helicopters based in santa cruz. they just had a test flight in new york city in front of the mayor. they want to partner with delta to provide flights to and from manhattan at the wall street heliport to jkf. helicopters do this all the time but they're noisy. they'll be providing a noise map showing a regular helicopter on the right and their all-electric helicopter on the left and you can barely register any noise on the left. a trip from manhattan to jfk is seven minutes. >>> we get the consumer price index in 14 minutes. as mike has been telling us, gas prices are way down. the best thing that could happen is this data will show us inflation has been easing. the thing that's likely to happen is that inflation rates are kind of stuck and that the fed will need to do more. >>> google's ceo is expected to testify in federal court in san francisco today in a lawsuit brought by epi

alarming numbers. and at abc7 news we cover this topic often because we're committed to finding solutions to problems like this that will help build a better bay area and next monday abc7 will host take action. san francisco one hour of direct questions and answers with mayor london breed, police chief bill scott and district attorney brooke jenkins about the city's problems and the potential solutions. that's critical. abc7 news reporter tara campbell has been covering the city's drug crisis and has a look at the problem from ground zero. the sounds of sirens ring throughout san francisco tenderloin district. >> ground zero in the city's battle against the fentanyl crisis. >> this is a hard drug to be spitting on. >> it's crazy from fentanyl to meth tranq and more to the drug supply becoming increasingly unpredictable, michael says he sells and uses most people who are buying. what are they looking for, what they're looking for, like, you know. then they'll really feel it. >> and he says it's cheap and easy to get and they might want something for five bucks, only got $5 on them. >> how much do you get for $5? >> well, you know, a nice amount

bay area. his plans for some of the city's roughest neighborhoods. >> there are lingering air travel concerns as we approach the holiday travel season. aviation experts sounding the alarmbout the risk of close calls at our nation's airports. >> good morning, everybody. happy friday. it is november 10th. >> spencer, how's it going to be today? >> it's going to be a happy friday weather wise. i think right now as you look at live doppler seven, just a few sprinkles moving through the north bay. we're not talking about any significant rainfall. it's going to end rather soon. and by afternoon, things will be looking good everywhere. at the moment, we're looking at temperature readings across the area in a seasonal range, mainly mid to upper 40s, 52 here in san francisco. of course, it'll get milder as the day goes on. these are the forecast headlines after those morning. sprinkles expect mostly sunny skies this afternoon. sunnier and even warmer this weekend as apec kicks off. so that's great. rainy pattern develops next week. and of course, it's the season for that this afternoon. look for high temperatures ranging from low 60s at the coast to mainly upper 60s around the

alarmed about today. just nice and chill out there getting outside at the golden gate bridge. you have crystal clear conditions. we don't have a whole lot going on anywhere across the bayrea. just clear skies. little bit of a chilly forecast this morning. so make sure that you've got that extra layer on. as for what we can expect these next several days, not going to stay dry for so long. we do have the jet stream sending any rainfall to our north right now. but that does begin to change towards the weekend. our first little hints of showers will be a couple sprinkles thursday night for the north bay and only the north bay. the rest of us stay dry, not a single drop of water until the weekend come saturday. we will see some showers late in the day looking likely sunday looks to be especially early on in the day and should the jet set up shop a little bit further south? it's going to transport those storms with us regularly into next week, which could really up are storm totals for the week ahead of us next week. as for thursday night, you may see a sprinkle or 2 in santa rosa nevado nothing elsewhere. the weekend will bring a half an inch of rainfall. the spots like sa

bay area, but also want to mention daylight saving ends this sunday. so that means really get that extra hour of sleep this weekend. you want to make sure you're checking those smoke alarms and it also means the sunrise it's going to be moving over to an earlier time there for you. so getting dark a little bit earlier to here's your extended forecast. the big story here is the rain, but it's also the cooldown. notice temperatures set to drop about 8 to 10 degrees from friday to saturday. back to you. thanks so much, kylen. still ahead, one county is bringing back masks. >> we'll talk about who will be required to wear them. and federal reserve making a decision today whether to raise interest rates again, details on that decision when details on that decision when we come back. we are grocery outlet and we are your bargain bliss market. what's bargain bliss? you know that feeling you get when you find the name brands you love but for way, way less? that's bargain bliss. it's grocery outlet's 20% off wine sale going on now through november 7th. we have hundreds of wines sure to pair with any gathering. so act now because this deal won't last long. stop in and save today.

do anything more to stay safe, but the bay area air quality management district did still receive at least 50 complaints over that smoke. and despite a low alarm>> flaring is normal. yeah, no, i don't ever trust an oil company. i would say multiple times a week. i see the flares, the refinery wants to make clear, even though you saw flames, this is not a fire. >> according to the refinery, at times the flaring is necessary. it's used as a tool to keep it running safely at last check, county hazmat teams are on the scene, continuing to investigate . but the health department says there is no impact to public health. and if you check the real time air quality maps, we haven't seen any significant change either. we're live this morning from richmond. i'm james torres, ktvu fox two news. james thank you for that update. >> we now know the identities of the young girl and her grandfather who were swept into the ocean by big waves near half moon bay this past weekend. 54 year old pascal soriot and his five year old granddaughter, navarette, were swept into the water saturday afternoon. the girl was found and taken to the hospital where she died. the

alarm response. so plenty of pieces of equipment there. all right. let me go back to perhaps the biggest traffic item that's going to be with us all week, and that will be the bayto be slow because they've taken away one lane of the bridge. they're going to be it's going to be closed for the rest of the week. the far right lane on and also on the eastbound side, the far left lane is closed until friday. this is to allow emergency vehicles in and out of san francisco. should the need arise. we have four lanes on the bridge and you can see what it's doing to the morning commute. let me go back to that bay bridge toll plaza here. even the carpool lanes are slow. so obviously, this is going to have a major effect on the region if you want to go to the san mateo bridge, that would probably be the best thing for you to do. san mateo bridge is much better crossing the bay. >> 640 steve, is that it? sal is there anything else that other than that it's a quiet morning. yes. thank you, sir. all right. for keeping us updated here. i realize many of you might be agricultural interests. winery interests, or just i need to know, where's my rain? well, there's a better opport

ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters live on church drive in san jose where it's all happening still tonight. hey, lamonica. hey, mike. i am inside of the hauntxped house now. dont be alarmedecause you may hear people screaming. is that elaborate? so i'm here. we're in san jose at the ghoulish goods factory. now, like you mentioned, it took months to put this put put this together. but i'm going to give you a little taste of what's happening here. a lot of scary stuff. a lot of people, they jump at you. it's really crazy. it's insane. on halloween night in san jose, hundreds of people lined up to be spooked at the ghoulish goods factory. haunted house. i'm like, looking forward to get scared. last year, i closed my eyes the whole entire time. this year i'm going to open my eyes. okay. so what are you. i'm an alien. i've been adopted. so it's a working factory, as you see. bob shiro started the haunted house in 2000 at a local school. then m it here on church drive in 2009. he founded the boo crew to host the free event every year and says the community supports it. we started august first. it takes about a three month journey and, you know, nickels and diming a little bit.