we'll see highs today in the 70s and 80s bayside. the headline of the morning in the mountains, wittegus, 59 to 70 miles per hour. altamont pass wind gusts 40 miles per hour so wind advisory up from our bay area hills above 1,000 feet through monday morning and a red flag warning due to the dry and gusty conditions through today into monday and a high temperature today making the upward climb of 70s and 80s off a closer look hour by hour at the wind speeds and fire danger coming up in the forecast in a few minutes. >> we'll enjoy the beautiful weather but we are aware there is some danger there. see you again soon, rob, thanks. >>> new this morning, new information about palo alto's dr. christine blasey ford as the man she accused of sexually assaulting her becomes a supreme court justice. justice brett kavanaugh was confirmed yesterday by one of the slimmest margins in history. the fight over his confirmation deepened the partisan divides across the country and led to protests in the bay area. "today in the bay's" marianne favro has

highs will warm up 5-10 degrees sunday, with 70s along the coast/bayside and 80s inland. there is the threat of critical fire weather conditions in the hills/ridges of the bay area tonight through monday. winds will diminish but weak offshore flow will persist with no rain expected through the forecast period. (jrstone) (jrstone) now to breaking news in san francisco's midtown terrace near twin peaks where a car jumped a sidewalk and crashed in between a home and car... ...police and fire crews are working on the emergency as we speak..kron 4's ella sogomonian is live at the scene on cityview way and knollview.ella what happened? (ella)its a miracle on cityview way...a car heading down this hill crashed right in between that house and the owner's parked van. (ella)fire fighters got the call just afte 8:30 tonight. when they got here two people were still trapped inside a black older model honda...because it was pinned between the van and the house. the owner came out with his wife and kids in shock at what they were seeing. he quickly had to move his van to let the driver

highs will warm up 5-10 degrees sunday, with 70s along the coast/bayside and 80s inland. there is the threat of critical fire weather conditions in the hills/ridges of the bay area tonight through monday. winds will diminish but weak offshore flow will persist with no rain expected through the forecast period. (j.r.) in contra costa county... the fire protection district wrapped up fire prevention week with it's second annual open house. kron four's philippe djegal reports from concord... where families and young kids got to play fire fighter for a day. (philippe)nats- aspring fire fighters learning from the best in fire prevention.lane sanders/three- years-old- "we played with the fire fighters." the sanders family was one of many to stop by the contra costa county fire protection district training facility in concord.no name/mother- "they're gonna bug me forever to go to another fire station and another fire station, but i think they'll remember this." all of the fire protection district's tools were on display.... the boats used for water rescues.... and,

.>>> fog has cooled us off in the bayside locations, a change in the wind direction will have a big impact, pacifica yesterday around 70, today only 58 degrees. still 70s and 80s out toward concorde this afternoon, san jose maxed out at 80 degrees to start off the weekend. up here you can see circulation, that's an area of high pressure and all the energy for right now is going up and over northern california, no rainfall for us. this really sets up that offshore wind event. our main concern tomorrow and especially for sunday night into early monday morning. right now we still have fog clogging our coastline, as we the 10:00 our showing you some 50s. san francisco 55, livermore 62. as far as the windspeed at the surface still showing an onshore breeze out of fairfield so this wind event is not here yet but it will materialize, san jose wind out of the northwest at around three miles per hour, the flag is not moving around much but i suspect there will be a breeze in this picture tomorrow as windspeed does pick up. overnight lows we are thinking 40s, maybe even mid 40s for santa rosa and na

point of firing them missing when a duty officer suspected the order was false they also saw on the bayside sent two men over there forty five and issued a try dos. until situation was is off and it would only take like fifteen seconds to run a distance between the two of command centers so those two men that whole crew had been a. while we made a decision as what to do. and it was a very long maybe two or three seconds later were very nervous major came over the intercom. is doing the. stand down order. then we just so. we could've. starman a whole plan. the major who had given the moon was quietly cold. and dismissed from the air force. that morning is just as familiar to me it is clear as yesterday morning is and this is fifty three years later and have clear blue of the sky was and it was just some very light clouds and there was a perfect breeze boy perfect temperature i did not know what the temperature was but it's just felt perfect and we were all just taking and then the smell of the air and the sea and land ventured together everything smells so beautiful. this is very interesting

check out high temperatures today. 70s and 80s bayside, mid 80s inland.gusty winds. wind advisory and fire weather issues into monday with the red flag warning through mid morning on monday, warm temperatures to start the week, trending cooler as the sea breeze returns by wednesday. >>> and that's your latest forecast. >> dylan, thank you very much. we'll see you in a minute when we answer questions in our sunday mail. >>> coming up next on "sunday today" a tragedy that shook the country 20 years ago this weekend. we'll visit the family of matthew shepard in wyoming. this flu season, protect yourself... and your sister-in-law's... tennis partner's... chatty coworker's... youngest daughter's... entire judo class. one shot can make a world of difference. walgreens has specially trained pharmacists, that know which flu shot is right for you. protecting the world... over 60 million flu shots and counting. starts with protecting yours. walgreens trusted since 1901. i am proud of you, my man. making simple, smart cash back choices... with quicksilver from capit

our bayside temperatures starting to climb into the upper 70s to closer to 80 along the lower peninsula, and north bay temperatures into the 80s. wind speeds picking up as we approach midnight tonight. the areas you see on this map in red indicating wind speeds 30 to 40 miles per hour and some of the higher peaks gusting closer to 50 miles per hour, decreasing, we hope around this time tomorrow evening. what will also be decreasing unfortunately is the humidity across the hilltops in the north bay and east bay from noon until 3:00, very extreme fire conditions with the gusty winds and humidity level down to as low as 11%. there is another interesting component to our story thiite l gorgeous in snow showers. off to the east tahoe ga pass a few snow showers and weather storms. however, it is setting up the wind machine for the bay area between low pressure to the east, high pressure off to our west, and it's not until tuesday where the winds begin to shut down a little bit, but notice how high pressure holds strong. through the seven-day forecast and our long-range forecast for the next t

tri-valley areas east of 680 to the yates. 70s bayside from oakland abhayward into fremont. you notice from san mateo numbers closer to 70 degrees, low 60s around half moon bay. mid-to upper 60s for san francisco tomorrow with the breeze going from 10 to 20-mile-per-hour. north by, highs in the 70s to low 80s. again, if the fog is back drop, october usually gets into seeing mey the end of the month. you can see here for the entire month we typically see one to two inches from san francisco and oakland northward and general will i less than an inch south. but here we are, two-thirds of the way through you can see except for the north bay things are fairly dry. let's look how it shapes up into the last days of this october. you notice towards tuesday and wednesday rain chances shifting north. likely staying north of mendocino county. by friday notice the. builds in across california. the seven-day forecast may actually trend warmer approaching next thursday and friday. now our best chance for rain might be later next weekend. as you see here the jetstream begins to dive south

in many spots it will be breezy along the coastline and hills and even along the bayside communities this morning. here is a look at the extended forecast. temperatures will continue to warm into monday, or hold steady, i should say, and cool off a bit into tuesday and wednesday. >>> a church in san diego is raising money so it can build a 40-foot statue of the virgin mary near the san diego border. they need $1 million to build it in the parking lot of the our lady of carmel church. the monument will serve as a reminder of the immigrants' contributions to the united states and the group hopes to have the future built by next year. >>> and one of san francisco's most iconic landmarks turns 85 tomorrow, named a nationally significant place on the national list of historic places. to celebrate there will be a photo exhibit to recognize the hartist behind the murals -- artists behind the murals painted inside the koi tower. >>> more on aboral that took place after a main event. -- and more on a brawl that took place after a main event. >>> and in the north bay, how one community has its

players john terry has retired from the game at the age of thirty seven terry was a hero for long in bayside chelsea where he won both the premier league and the f.a. cup five times he was also captain of the english national team for a number of years making seventy eight appearances for. terry has been without a club since leaving action in the song. let's get to business christophe now is going to throw some light on why brazilians are just one of the poles are fighting an uphill battle that's right and it's often it pays to take a look at the economy brian brazil has gone through years of shrinking g.d.p. growth including a heavy recession only last year the country clawed its way back into growth territory still many of the country's problems remain unsolved corruption unemployment and rampant inequality are posting challenges even to those that consider themselves well educated and trained. for thirty five. change in rio de janeiro but when he suddenly lost his job he needed a new source of income now he works as an driver to feed his family and keep his children in school. i think tha

upper 70s expected for the bayside communities friday into saturday near 70 degrees expected along the coastline. >> thank you, rosemary. >>> still to come the bay area leads the country in the amount of new office space but is housing keeping up? we'll have the numbers next. . >>> two dozen participants gathered this morning before making a drive north. they say their business models are designed to aid the 68 million refugees and victims of human trafficking around the globe. one team says it developed a new coffee brand produced by those in need and one man says he came up with a way to repurpose life vests used by refugees in greece. >> and nobody really wants to just sit around. all of us want to engage in productive work and that's what i think is so beautiful about these companies is they're helping the most marginalized in the community. >> it will help 150 businesses. >>> and amazon go stores located in california and battery, using the store's app, customers can walk in, pick up what they need and walk out. sensors and cameras take tabs of what you take and charge your amazon

point of firing them missing when the duty officer suspected the order was false they also shot at bayside sent two men over there forty five and issued a try the loss. until situation was is off and it would only take like fifteen seconds to run a distance between the two of command centers so those two men that whole crew it they. we made a decision as what to do. and it was a very long maybe two or three seconds later were very nervous major came over the intercom. issuing the. stand down order. then we just. we could've starman a whole plan. the major who had given the moon was quietly cold. and dismissed from the air force. that morning is just as familiar to me it is clear as yesterday already is and this is fifty three years later and have clear blue of the sky was and it was just some very light clouds and there was a perfect breeze boy perfect temperature i did not know what the temperature was but it's just felt perfect and we were all just taking in the smell of the air the sea and the land mixture together everything smells so beautiful. this is very interesting because it sure

fall weekend, today and tomorrow and towards the weekend, haze, a thick serving of fog, from the baysideation if you spots inland, at least tomorrow and saturday mild to warm temperatures away from the coast, that translates to 80s as we start the weekend. satellite shows a storm system up here, clouds and rain showers approaching portland, the main impact for us, scattered high clouds drifting into northern california. still dealing with overcast, low-level fog offshore and as we take a closer inspection around san pablo, watch out for a drop off and visibility but things improving, low visibility reports this morning and towards san jose clouds lifting early thursday afternoon. current numbers, walnut creek 74, san jose 65, santa rosa 67. san francisco 65, a nice and mild afternoon across the bay area. our camera this afternoon towards sfo, keep an eye on this tree, or a bush not moving much, the wind not much of a factor here, with that quite and stable weather pattern that allows the fog to warm and overnight hours that's what we have this morning. we could of the same deal tomorrow

north and temperatures maybe not quite as warm, was still get enough for per 70s and low 80s. 70s bayside from oakland to hayward. peninsula temperatures in the mid-70s. san francisco a muggy day. it will be an all-day muggy event. with the chance of a passing shower or two. upper 60s near san francisco and mid 70s in the north bay. in fact, north of marin county, probably the best bet for finding some ongoing showers. now there is a little bit of a tropical component to this. not tropical storm rosa, at least directly as that will continue to track towards southern arizona. the potential for flash flooding is high there. but notice what happens here. some of this moisture off to the west being drawn into the system. we're seeing that right now in the satellite. and that is what's headed our way as you go through the day tomorrow. notice the widely scattered showers, and then as we head through tomorrow evening, we begin to see more of the showers up in the north bay. then things begin to ramp up, it looks like just in time for the tuesday morning commute. the we will likely see a microcl

point of firing them missing when a duty officer suspected the order was false they also shot at bayside and two men over there forty five and issued a try dos. until situation was is off and it would only take by fifteen seconds to run a distance between the two command centers so those two big get that whole crew it a. while we made a decision as what to do. and it was a very long maybe two or three seconds later were very nervous major came over the intercom. is doing the. stand down order. then we just so. we could of starman a whole plan. the major who had given the moon was quietly cold. and dismissed from the air force. that morning is just as familiar to me it is clear as yesterday henri is this is fifty three years later and have clear blue the sky was and it was just something very like clouds and there was a perfect breeze boy perfect temperature i did not know what the temperature was but it's just felt perfect and we were all just taking in the smell of the air the sea and the land mixture together everything swell so. this is very interesting because it shows is the cities

we'll call it partly sunny, upper 60s, bayside low 70s by noon time inland but at the coast cool, gray, breezy and for everyone a cooler afternoon. kate. >> thanks, lisa. >>> new details this morning about the 11 worshippers killed at the synagogue in pennsylvania. they ranged in age from 54 to 97 and included brothers and a husband and wife. six more people were injured, including four police officers. the suspect, identified as 46-year-old robert bowers, faces 29 federal charges, including 22 at are punishable by death. his initial court appearance is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon. abc news reporter maggie rulli has the details. >> reporter: kate, good morning. this is the neighborhood where that violence happened. it's often described as a charming place. local leaders say they never had to deal with any violence of any kind. this morning people are waking up still in shock, still grappling with how such hateful violence could happen here. a community, an entire faith and a nation in mourning. >> this is an awful, awful period for our jewish community, and especially for the fami

bayside dropping potentially into the 20% range. notice san jose, slayer valley not as much. we don't expect as much of an impact in terms of the south bay. the reason the red flag warning continues through noon tomorrow. also the diablo range in east bay hills, east of san jose through midday as the wind speeds we think will peak right around midnight tonight, through about 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. notice these areas of red and purple. those are gusts going above 45 miles per hour. 3:00 a.m. and more so for san francisco and the east bay right there at 7:00 a.m. the morning commute, you may be encountering some of the gusty winds. but as we approach closer to noon, the wind speeds start to back off more importantly. look at the arrows towards the evening. turning back onshore. that is critically important to shut down the fire danger later tomorrow. highs tomorrow as the winds back off, it's going to be warm. around oakland and san francisco, low 80s into san jose. and to bring 75 miles per hour wind gusts for the hills of southern california, the santa ana wind pattern t

. >> temperatures climbing through the middle part of the week, and very likely bayside you're looking at 70, setting up for halloween, and mid-80s possible by wednesday and thursday. outside right now, we got 60 degrees in san jose. notice the humidity. still pretty high right now. winds still coming off the ocean, even though you've got clear skies looking out over the bay. from san francisco, 58 degrees. highs were in the 60s. same tomorrow. and then 70s become possible for the middle part of the week, including san francisco. so tomorrow morning, back to jacket weather. you've got mid 40s in the north bay. that feels like fall. low 50s around san jose. mid-50s closer to san francisco. daytime temperatures in the low 70s around downtown san jose. mid-70s around san martin tin. and also mid-70s from the tri-valley up towards concord and fairfield. at east vallejo, 73. peninsula temperatures upper 60s to low 70s. winds to first part of the day still somewhat onshore. so san francisco for now another day of 60s, and north bay temperatures in the 70s. notice during the day hour-by-hour

project, the project sponsor proposes to redevelop approximately a 29- acre site along the central bayside waterfront with a variety of land uses. the proposed project would include 5.4 million gross square feet of development. given the size and complexity of this proposal, we have asked a project sponsor team to give a brief overview to arrange the commission members of the public to the proposed project and we will do that in a few minutes. i would like to provide you with a brief summary of the findings of the draft e.i.r. with regard to historical resources. a large portion of the site is located within the third street industrial district, the historic district initially identified in the 2001 central waterfront summary report and fully documented and found eligible for listing in the california register in 2008. because it is eligible for the california register, the gestural district is considered a historical resource. the first page in the packet includes a map of the boundary is the third street. may i have the overhead? >> can we go to the overhead? thank you. >> that is the be

bayside community and we will go mid-80s for the inland. we could drop back a little bit on sunday.ge coming our way. the cooling trend will continue. the models have anticipated a little bit of rain and now it looks like it has moved out and we are looking at dry conditions throughout the next several days. >>> thank you for joining us this morning. the pregame of the michigan state game is next. >> that should be a good game. you can keep watching mornings onto. we will be right there. on the enjoy the football. california's public schools rank 44th in the nation. 44th. d i know we can do better. in the public schools i led, we got more funding into our classrooms, supported our teachers, and we raised graduation rates by 60%. that's why president obama's education secretary endorses me. we've done it before. now, let's do it for every public-school student in california. i'm marshall tuck. i'm running for state superintendent. narrator: he claims to be an education reformer, but marshall tuck's failed record managing actual schools won't work as superintendent of public instructi

for the inner east bay, low 80s for antioch and bayside community, 66 in san francisco. the south bay? temperatures in the upper 70s. 80 degrees in morgan hill. getting into the weekend, the temperatures will warm up again. details in a moment. let's take a look at the hurricane michael in the gulf. we have been tracking winds at 110 moving north at 12. it is expected to move ashore near the florida panhandle as we get into the early wednesday morning and wednesday afternoon. the winds now, 100 miles per hour. we will be strengthening as a category two and expected to strengthen to category three meant before it makes landfall tomorrow morning and as we get into the afternoon and after that, it is going to pass over the areas like georgia and hit the carolinas and that it looks like it may exit right around virginia in the coming days. it will deteriorate but it is going to be strong. the storm surge and the winds as well as the flooding. at home, temperatures will be mild today and tomorrow. the warmer weather? it by thursday. there is a bump in the temperatures with a

yesterday was mainly ended, bayside a part of the coast.y is more coastal and inland. 40s and 50s. they really have not buzzed most of the morning. 47 by one. upper 40s. san ramon six a quarter after pleasanton by the cognitively and vanilla singing in there 47. a 3 to 54. 4060 kia 15 settlement in monterey. there's 25 s. lake tahoe 28. incline and 38 halloween 37. except for the coast fog also took over sunshine and warmth of voters in and are not looking for the 90s it will just be a warm day with chapters using up over the next couple of days. it still looks the drive. no rain in sight. temperatures above average the left today's will probably be there saturday but they are starting to retreat as cold- weather spills and sunday. >>> we with a the areas where the craig will be banned because of toxic algae and how bad the problem is this year. first let's it with mike mibach to see what is coming up on mornings on 2. >>> coming up, kaitlyn chana changing her tune. the opinion piece she watched macro for the president is not washington pos

and as we get into the bayside communities, a few degrees of warming expected. but inland cities, low to mid 80s across the board. >> not only for the weekend, but monday through wednesday around the bay we go upper 70s to near 80s. along the coastline we hold onto the 70s once the offshore wind dies down and we are back into the 60s for tuesday and wednesday. >>> caught on camera, a break-in that has the owners laughing. >> the unusual items the suspect stole when he broke into a local flower shop. >> and it's not too late to hit the jackpot, how much the mega millions jackpot has grown after last night's drawing. >>> monday at 10, a massage therapist accused of going too far. >> where did he touch you inappropriately? >> all over my breasts. >> we investigate the dozens of assault cases against a national chain. california's public schools rank 44th in the nation. 44th. i'm marshall tuck, i'm a public-school parent, and i know we can do better. in the public schools i led, we got more funding into our classrooms, supported our teachers, and we raised graduatio