some businesses on a busy strip in burlingame are still without power. food is being thrown out restaurants are closed and those which can are staying open. well as light out and taking cash. no credit. good evening, everybody. thank you for joining us for kron 4 news at 6 i'm pam moore and i'm catherine heenan in for ken wayne. >> the storm knocked power out to a number of customers across the bay area tonight, pg and e is still trying to get it all restored. we have a look at the current outage map. it shows there are still people without power tonight scattered over the area. but especially along the peninsula, kron four's, dan kerman is live along burlingame avenue tonight with the tale of 2 business districts, one in the light, one in the dark. dan. >> one of the darkest the one i'm standing on 1400 block of burlingame avenue. unlike the other 3 blocks that are still in the light and have been. >> this block is moving into its 3rd night in the dark. they still don't have any explanation why. and after surviving 18 months of being open and closed dur

the sidewalks along the 1400 block of burlingame avenue are quiet. and for good reason.ce sunday night, almost every business on this block has been without power. >> and many have been forced to shut down. >> lost revenue and lost pay for employees and tips. and you know that that's never going to come back after having to close for 3 months last year due to covid. >> a lot cafe has rebounded only to be knocked out again by this. as for why they remain in the dark. what i'd like to hear from pg e has. this is the issue that's going on with your block. and this is why. it's taking this long to repair it. we've got like 15 stylists and we've got a couple of medicare us without facial list got someone that threading. >> and none of them come work because, you know, we need power. >> next door uk here. they're also in the dark stylus cuairs are empty except for one or 2. that can work in the front window. so frustrating off to, you know, being close covid and now this down the block of paper caper. the powers also out that skylights and payments by cash. we're allowing them

marianne favro joins us from burlingame. they had a lot of issues, even though the storm has passed, marianne, just a lot to deal with now. >> reporter: absolutely, jess. i'm standing on stanton road, which was closed most of the day because of severe flooding. right now i am standing in about four to five inches of water. this is one of many streets that flooded in the peninsula today a section of east millbray avenue remains shut down today because of flooding. this is what it looked like last night when jonathan adome tried to cross. hess honda civic died in the middle of what looks like a river. a lyft and uber driver also tried to cross here last night. >> there was sign that it is flood, but it was so dark, so i thought it's little bit water. >> reporter: he quickly realized his mistake. >> when it was halfway, i realize it was a bad decision. it was water all over everywhere. >> reporter: his car also died and had to be towed. it prevented some from making it to the nearby b.a.r.t. station. flooding forced other stree

we shall see if that happens in burlingame. dan kerman kron 4 news in the north bay.it was back to remote learning today for students at mill valley middle school. the storm damaged several classrooms, other schools in the district have reopened. but some repair work still needs to be done, including tree removal and water damage assessments. >> so officials will let parents and students know it. more closures will be necessary before 7 o'clock. each school morning. and crews in fairfield spending the day cleaning up at rockville hills park. the park will be closed until tomorrow night. >> crews are roaming removing a fallen trees from trails. the closure will give the trails a time to dry out so that are usable so let's check on our 4 zone forecast all this cleanup work going on. this is a tuesday night. look out over downtown san francisco. it looks pretty sparkly. unclear tonight full shot. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us with a look at the it's quiet out there right now. but remember, last year we could buy a drop of rain around the bay area this year

but at this very moment, if you are in burlingame, this is a perfect time to.ut the trash or just head into your car because right now. there's barely any rain. and it just comes in waves a few hours ago. i was just getting poured on right now. it's light rain but it has been raining continuously throughout the entire morning if you are headed out the door. i have driven to some on highway one. oh, one, i drove through some flooding. so just be mindful of where you're headed out this morning. grab a hat and grab the rain so grab the rain boots, you definitely going to need it. this morning. thanks a lot for if you know somebody in burlingame has to be a. >> might be smart to give him a just because their alarm might not work this morning. good good advice. yeah. he've got john in the weather center. keeping an eye on they're getting a little bit of a break. it looks like on portions of the yeah. you can see that little pockets of camila standing right there. basically right in the middle of that pocket dry skies right now to her west to her is to south and to o

in burlingame. dan kerman kron 4 news. >> now despite the recent rainfall across california state leaders are moving forward with their emergency drought response. the state's natural resources. secretary says it's not nearly enough and reducing water use is still going to be key moving through the next several months. >> we're going to need several more of these record breaking storms this winter to get back to normal and the climb out of drought. so the key messages every bit of rain and snow is helpful to the drought conditions that we face. but more than ever californians have to step up and conserve water because we're still very much in the drought. >> state water officials are keeping monthly taps on water use and the next report is set to come out within the next few weeks. the most recent report show californians reduced water use while only 5% compared to this time last year when state leaders were 8415%. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news. the u.s. is one step closer to getting chil

now they're back open in burlingame. also another hot spot. this is up in fairfield, southbound 6 city north of march to road one lane currently blocked the air. so 80 runs just adjacent to that. if you are trying to get around that accident and don't want to wait a little under 20 minutes heading into the city to make it to that fremont street exit another accident here in the south bay san jose northbound 87 at one. oh, one that connector there. was just adjacent to that we're not seeing the same type of delay. if you want to go ahead and take that in san jose and the san mateo bridge across towards the peninsula. little under 16 minutes daryn. james, back to you. thanks, ryan. >> so breaking news at 7.30 this morning. former secretary of state colin powell has died at the age of 84 due to covid complications. his family posted on his official facebook page. the news this morning saying that he had been fully vaccinated. this was an unfortunate case, a breakthrough case to which he succumbs to illness this morning. so this was breaking news

this is out in burlingame.get around that. >> heading into the city a little under 15 minutes of traffic picking up their little bit 5, 1880, if you're traveling along moving pretty nicely at this hour as we head across towards the peninsula. you can make that drive in a little under 15 minutes. the richmond sandra fell bridge picking up tetley just a little under 9 minutes for your drive time. and that's leaving with a look at the south bay along one o one heading towards middle park about 29 minutes daryn. james, back to you. >> 6.20 right now and national news. the house select committee investigating the january 6 attack on the capitol is going to vote tomorrow to hold former president trump and political adviser steve bannon in contempt of congress. that's going make headlines. our dc correspondent kelli myers joining us live with the latest now. kelly, good morning. >> good morning, daryn. james. well, the chairman of the committee says bannon has, quote, declined to cooperate. but bannon believes he does

this is in burlingame southbound one. oh, one. >> just south of broadway.t 2 lanes are blocked and then the fire department has another lane blocked there. so it's going to be little difficulty getting through to traveling to 80 no major issues, no delays along there as you're traveling into the city, though. a little under 60 minutes for your drive time 5 1880 also seeing some improvement as you're traveling through in villain berkeley in that area. a little under 9 minutes leaving out of richmond heading across the war. sandra fell and the south bay. no major delays about 20 minutes traveling from a fight to them apart. 2 8582 no major issues star ian james, back to you. thanks a lot to 9.32 and walgreens says the crime in san francisco has gotten so bad they've decided to close 5 more stores next month. they've already closed more than a dozen already. and there's a push now by city lawmakers to allow businesses to hire off-duty sheriff's deputies. >> to provide security kron four's taylor. the sacking has more. >> we need to do better. san francisco nee

in burlingame. dan kerman kron 4 news taking out the weather crystal ball. as we look at our 4 zone forecast chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is with us now. boy, lawrence, if if this keeps up and it will. but these numbers are saying, oh, my goodness, we make up for just about everything. but yet to start out the season. >> what a beginning to the rain season, right. we're hoping for the rain. we're worried about the fires. this essentially end of the fire season and these numbers, they're amazing for this time of year. of course you can get some big numbers. the very beginning of the year to get a big storm. how about that over 7 inches of that since the beginning of october that is over a 1000% of normal san jose over 2 inches of rain that is over 540% of normal oakland 771% of normal over 5 inches of rain. santa rosa, usually. yeah. normally get about 1.2, 2. well, they're at 10.6 0. that is 869% of normal. they were over 5 inches of rain that is well above the average in all around the bay area just incredible numbers. we just hope it keeps going may

some businesses on a busy strip in burlingame are still without po

shop after shop on burlingame avenue were left without power. pg&e says the storm hit the peninsula particularly hard. the owner of baskin-robbins told us she lost her entire inventory delivered on saturday. some business owners tried to operate in the dark. >> we are not going to get compensated from pg&e. the insurance companies are not going to help us out because you have to be closed for three days straight. it is unbelievable. ama: power wires were stored around 7:00 tonight, 48 hours after the outage began. dan: enough snow in the sierra from this weekend's storm that one ski area will open. palisades tahoe will open this friday. it will only be open on the weekends. they used to be known as squab valley before changing the name last month. ama: in the end, the city got the outcome they wanted from alameda county today. casey pratt is breaking down all the new developments. casey: in their second marathon session since june, the alameda county board of supervisors decided to join the city of oakland and the a's project. >> aye. >> aye. >>

. >> the power outages are also hitting some burlingame businesses hard. after the storm, pizza my heart had power in half of the re raunt. today, they lost that, too. >> we're having to turn people away. turn away customers we would like to be able to feed for lunch and dinner, and greatly impacting our take-out, delivery, can dine-in business. >> pg&e says the large number of sudden outages from the massive storm has been challenging. the company says it has 3,000 employees in the field working to restore power. and even brought in help from san diego. in addition, pg&e says it regularly updates its website to give customers an idea when their lights will go back on. as for josh, his power went on today. only to go out again a few hours later. and businesses here have been told power likely won't be restored until close to midnight tomorrow night. reporting live in burlingame, nbc bay area news. >> let's hope they make some progress. thank you. >> we have developing news out of contra costa county. deadlocked on a mere serious charge of manslaughter but

shop after shop on burlingame avenue were left without power. the storm hit the peninsula particularly hard. the owner of baskin-robbins told us she lost her entire inventory delivered on saturday. some business owners tried to operate in the dark. >> we are not going to get compensated from pg&e. the insurance companies are not going to help us out because you have to be closed for three days straight. it is unbelievable. ama: power wires were stored around 7:00 tonight, 48 hours after the outage began. dan: enough snow in the sierra from this weekend's storm that one ski area will open. palisades tahoe will open this friday. it will only be open on the weekends. they used to be known as squab valley before changing the name last month. ama: in the end, the a's and the city got the outcome they wanted from alameda county today. casey pratt is breaking down all the new developments. casey: in their second marathon session since june, the alameda county board of supervisors decided to join the city of oakland and the a's project. >> aye. >> aye.

they just turned it off. >> while they didn't respond to the specific outages on burlingame avenue, they said their work is not stopping. >> this is all hands on deck, lots of blue trucks out there. people will expect to see those trucks until this work is complete. >> power is set to return tomorrow night at 11:35 p.m. larry: video shows a tree trunk split in several places. it fell near a playground at claremont and oak knoll terrace. thankfully no one was hurt and it did not damage any nearby homes. kristen: the storms helped raise like oral veal by almost 20 feet in just three days. the water level is now above 649 feet, according to data collected by the california department of water resources. the powerhouse at the lake had to be shut off this summer for the first time ever, so a big impact their. larry: you can see how low it still is in terms of water level , some of those boats look like they are sitting on top of the ground there. what is the forecast for the next few days? >> we might see some spotty light rain over the weekend because were getting in unsettled pattern but it

there is an accident out in burlingame. we're keeping a close ey >> and we are for you. to put trying to hide the breakfast. shuttle. >> i know you guys were on like 5 or 6 hours we're sitting here and i e james does not eat. i don't. >> at all ever just wait till i get it's that intermittent fasting thing or whatever, which i don't even get because like i need to eat. on your cover. i cut back. no dessert 7.15 right now, though, we want to take a look at the weather supposed to fast that day just one day and i can do it. get to john in the weather isn't a good morning you. good morning, guys. now i'm hungry to that actually looks super yummy this morning. >> sometimes his food does not look as yummy as this morning says, we are looking at a great day to be getting outside today may be working off that breakfast that you're hopefully getting in this morning before you start your day conditions out. there are cloudier and cooler. it feels like fall. finally, san jose cloud cover overhead cool. start great morning for a jog. i love this kind of mourning for that kind of st

this is burlingame. you may notice that there will be some puddles of water on the highway to take it slow this morning, especially if you're not used to driving in the rain and as well as here in burlingame. i did notice that there was some flooding in certain parts of this area. so good to know for people who are heading out this morning. take it so take it and if you're not used to driving in the rain, take it slow because when you're getting that break, may not know what your you and i think darya james frey talking about >> earlier yesterday morning. i'm from florida and i'm used to driving in the rain when it is raining this hard. you want to take it slow because when you hit that break your harm. i just he just like hydroplaned into the well. and sometimes he may just go off on different sides may not know what your car is going to do play out. >> as you can see over here. i haven't seen any accidents coming to burlingame. the roads are looking okay of course, there are wet. they're yeah. just wan

eventually landing at burlingame high school where students like alberto find his commitment a comfort and patient and also kind. he is always there to help me. >> for urban seeing his students succeed is a source of pride. >> the first person i would like to recognize is urban buckner receiving tenure at 29. >> thank you to the board. i look forward to many more years at the district. >> helping others that share a similar past. >> the best thing is having contact with students and making sure i am advocating for them. >> for students rising above i'm elizabeth cook. >>> prior to the pants urban helped to expand burlingame's high school first jen program to include juniors, it bumped ouch participation. now with zoom it has reached more students. to learn more go to kpix.com. >>> one bay area city is making sure the library can come to you. how they plan to do it up next. >>> the space x crew dragon launch has been delayed for three days because of weather. the launch was supposed to happen and scratched because of a large storm system. stirring up winds and waves. spacex need tamer w

. >> reporter: flights restaurant on burlingame avenue said overall, it's doing more business outdoors than indoors during the pandemic. >> for all of us, the ability to continue serving our guest the best way possible, regardless if there is alcohol to go or serving people outside. and that is a good way to keep the business going. >> i have a seven-month-old baby. we're not dining indoors at the moment. post pandemic, i love the idea of extending to the outdoors. >> reporter: in burlingame, betty yu kpix 5. >>> this morning, california's making it easier to take care of aging parents. the first state in the country to allow adult children to add their parents to their health plan. the governor signed the parent healthcare act this week. it won't take effect until 2023, and applies to people who buy their insurance on the individual market. parents must rely on their children for 50% of the total support. >>> and on the fire watch, we're looking at a dozen of giant sequoias burned in the windy national forest. a vegetation and forest management specialist has been outsurveying the dam

it is this struggle some owners have faced for nearly 30 years. >> a place like burlingame avenue, i feel sorry for all the businesses they are. the restaurants, the retail stores. everyone is suffering already. it makes it 10 times worse. we were there -- reporter: we were there is this afternoon as anger pete. >> we have a little bit of power in the next building, we had to take these power cords to go to the back to try to get the little bit of power we can get, they just turned it off. pg&e held a news conference today. >> peninsula was hit particularly hard, this is all hands on deck, let's of blue trucks out there. people will expect it see those trucks until the work is complete. reporter: power is scheduled to return tomorrow night at 11: 35 tomorrow night. dan: about today could essentially decide the future of the eights -- as. we will break it down for you in two minutes. ama: a historic change for ♪ ♪ you can jump. $0 gym membership and free fitbit®. for occasional heavy lifting. now the medicare advantage plans from scan health plan give you more ways to save money. scan

in the heart of burlingame, today, the shop gave out free candy. made fresh in the store daily, and in celebration of its anniversary, the even gave history lessons on its rich past. >> we make everything by hand, and there are not many of us left. doing what we do. so, my goal is to help people realize what real candy tastes like. that's it. that's my goal. >> i like lego, pre-pandemic the owners offered candy tasting classes and even candy making lessons to those who are interested speak of the fire watch to that in the santa cruz mountains, they admit they lost control of a prescribed burn that turned into the estrada fire. cruise it did make progress fighting it today, rains tomorrow will help, but the real question, why schedule a prescribed burn when the weather was so hot, and windy. lisa reports. >> >> reporter: a scary sight after a controlled burned and scheduled for friday at the estrada ranch got out of control. >> towards the end of the afternoon, they had finished off a strip, that caused some embers to go cross the line. >> we asked

burlingame played out scenario of 7.2 earthquake. ninth annual disaster survival drill. been hit with record breaking wildfires, heat waves and dozens of earthquakes as you know. built kits hoping for ready for anything. >> it's important to have a plan, make sure you can communicate with your family, friends and loved ones, build a kit, get emergency supplies gathered. it's not difficult. do a little bit at a time, add things to the grocery list. most important, have what you would need for emergency for three to five days, even a week. >> 32 neighborhoods participated in the drill. >>> most dogs all play, no work. not these dogs. members of law enforcement and military in fleet week hosted a canine hero showcase at the park. >> told this is a police dog, eyes light up. seen that in adults also. this is a police dog! he's letting me give him a belly rub. that's exactly it. so well trained can go from that level to protection in matter of a second. >> people at the park received doggy kisses and paw shakes, then back to business. watched them run drills. >>> check in now

. >>> very sweet 75 years for a shop in burlingame, preston's candies and ice cream handing out hand-madedies. owner passed along memories of generations of customers come back to the shop. nonstop since 1946 except for five months in the pandemic. impressed with the big milestone. >> coming here since 2004, i'm so excited their 75th anniversary is right now. how many businesses get to be 75 years old? right? >> yeah. >> fantastic question. preston's still makes candy it sells, all in small batches. i don't care about the weather, vianey, ice cream. >>> tomorrow is not huge rain maker but just a beginning to what is ahead. winter weather advisory for the sierra tomorrow and improving rain chances into next week. cool, cloudy, little rainy tomorrow. >> we're back at 11:00, see you then. "we investigate." ro khanna: i mean, if someone keeps saying, "we're doing the best we can," and the situation gets worse, maybe you wanna have a new approach. bigad shaban: we investigate the us forest service's strategy for controlling wildfires. our reporting has congressman ro khanna calling for formal

burlingame 67 saying carlos at 68 degrees. south bay temperatures mostly in the mid 60's. well, in the east bay will be low to mid 60's pleasanton at 64 same number for you in oakland. our warmest of temperature will actually be in a spot that doesn't quite often get that title of the warm spot in the bay at center fell today, right at 70 degrees. now tomorrow's temperatures rise into the 70's. as i noted, sunday will be the warmest of this forecast. it does remain breezy through the weekend. but it's even windier yet into monday and tuesday as we trade in this cool winfrey dry offshore one and that unfortunately does up fire danger into early next week. reyna found a ver that will unfortunately we have a hot spot here in oakland, southbound 8.80 just south. >> a 5th avenue. one lane they're currently blocked as you're traveling along how we did have an accident, a long 5.80, that since been cleared. so if you're trying to get around. no major delays along 5 and you could go ahead and take that to get south or just wait out that traffic that we're seeing from that car fire

60's across san francisco along the coast 61 in half moon bay out on the no brain mid 60's 69 in burlingamend san carlos also lower tomorrow, should i say versus what we saw today, 70 degrees in the south bay looking at mid to upper 60's. stay with us. we'll have the rest of our high temperatures for tomorrow. later on in the newscast. >> erica, thanks so much. so much more to come tonight, including how snapchat and other social media sites or try to get more folks involved in the political process. we'll let you know how the now >> all. folks in hawaii cleaning up after a huge earthquake that hit hawaii's big island earlier today. it was first reported by the u.s. geological survey has a 6.1 magnitude quake but was later upgraded to a 6.2, that quake followed by another strong 4.3 aftershock. it was recorded. some 23 miles off the coast of ocean view in hawaii. so the southern part of island the center about 22 miles deep. but the good news, no tsunami threat as a >> we're going to see some changes with our winds and our temperatures come tomorrow. i'll let you know. we can >> welcome bac

. >>> a very sweet 75 years for a shop in burlingame. they passed along memories too. generations keep coming back to this same shop. it has been operating nonstop since 1946. except for a five-month shutdown during the pandemic. they're back now. customers are impressed the mom and pop shop is celebrating such a big milestone. they still make all the candy they sell in small batches. >>> i know it is late at night and rain is on the way. that ice cream looks so good. i'll have some when i get home. enough of my dietary problem. >> i agree with you. ice cream is always good no matter the time of day or how cold it will get but we have rain on the way. we are still under an extreme drought for most of california and an exceptional drought in some parts. a beautiful shot of san francisco. look at that. we have clear skies into the overnight hours. 62 in san francisco. finally cooled off. we did top out in the upper 70s. right now as we head out the door, still in the 60s. it is not feeling chilly just yet. we'll notice a significant drop thanks to this system right here.

most of the rest of a solidly in the 70's burlingame at 75 saying carlos at 76 south bay temperaturesto upper 70's with campbell saratoga in los gatos among our warmer spots at 77 opened. you'll be at 72 today with antioch in valais. how at 73 cooler at the coast. as i mentioned a minute ago, stinson beach in point raise each in the low to mid 60's tomorrow's highs about the same as today's just a little cloudier saturday and sunday will be a bit cooler staying partly cloudy and that slight chance of a few sprinkles on saturday, sunday is dry importantly for halloween and then some showers possible again into monday. reyna. john, thank you for that. all right. let's get you going this accident out here richmond 80 westbound at cutting boulevard. >> we're seeing a much larger delay now looks like travel time to start even out here. a good alternate route will be san pablo avenue. but i'd say just stay on 80 not seen a big delay that a traffic hazard. this is down in san mateo looks like defective traffic signal there northbound 1, one at peninsula avenue. so the traffic lights are blac

dale drive in burlingame. so again, the all lanes are closed. there. is an oakland south on 8.80, at road. doesn't look like that's causing much of a delay slowing you down as you head into the city. a little under 9 minutes for your drive time there from the east bay. no major issues or delays as you're heading across towards the peninsula. we had some moisture. the air. so definitely want to take your time as you're driving and a little under 8 minutes as you head out of richmond across towards sandra fell starring james, back to you. thanks a lot right. >> so the raiders have put jon gruden there. the jon gruden controversy behind them with a divisional win over the denver. broncos are trying to move forward as best they can. yeah. the raiders are now tied with the chargers for first place in the afc west. kate rooney has the highlights. >> last week was a bit of a challenging one for the raiders. that's putting it mildly the resignation of head coach jon gruden after his e-mail controversy. the first game under interim head coach rich bisaccia. so

oh, one south of anza boulevard in burlingame. got an accident there.eping a close eye on that. 2.80, that's just adjacent to that not seen many major delays there on this friday morning. traffic is already picking up into the city a little under 16 minutes. now, remember tonight you can take the ferry to take the bar. you can take caltrain if you want to do that, don't want to be stuck in the traffic daryn. james, back to you. thanks a lot of 07:18am for your money this morning. the median price for a home in california is set to jump north of 800,000 next year. the median price and monthly jobs. report just came out. jane king is live at the nasdaq with those stories and more high j. yes. darya. good morning. happy friday. it is a jobs report today. so the headline number a 194,000 jobs created in september. we expected 500,000 so fall way short of the expectations. >> the unemployment rate dropped more than expected to 4.8% manufacturing retail leisure and hospitality all added workers last month. but the leisure and hospitality sector of the economy

. >>> with ongoing climate change, burlingame hosted a survivor drill.y played out a scenario as if they were a 7.2 magnitude quake. that would get your attention. >>> most dogs are all play, no work. not these dogs. members of law enforcement and the military hosted a k-9 hero showcase. people got to see what the furry creatures are like when they're not on duty. >> and then we're they're told this is a police dog, their eyes light up. ive seen that in adults also. he's letting me give him a belly rub. these dogs are so well trained that they can go from that level to the level of protection in a matter of a second. >> they gave people doggie kisses and paw shakes but it was back to business. they got to watch the dogs run drills. >>> we're back in a moment. [ sneeze ] are you ok? oh, it's just a cold. if you have high blood pressure, a cold is not just a cold. unlike other cold medicines, coricidin provides powerful cold relief without raising your blood pressure be there for life's best moments with coricidin. now in sugar free liquid. i don't just pl

's and some 60's there inside the bay a little bit warmer with more sunshine 68 in millbrae and burlingamerisbane as you work way down the peninsula. 70 degrees in san mateo. 70 woodside 71, as you make when i'm out near the south bay enjoying temperatures up in the 70's by tomorrow afternoon may see a little bit of ground fog in some of the interior valleys, the east bay early on tomorrow morning but not for long. and then a lot of sunshine by the afternoon 72 degrees in walnut creek. 72 in concord should be about 74 degrees warm in pittsburgh by tomorrow afternoon, 72 in the napa valley. beautiful day in the should 72 degrees and closer to the coastline. you see a couple patchy fog out toward the beaches. otherwise looking nice inland. 74 in santa rose about 75 degrees in the bottle and 72 in mill valley next few days. highpressure really going to start to build in the temperatures warming up nicely. staying mostly sunny, i think through friday on saturday. there's a weak system that comes through bringing a slight chance of a couple sprinkles. not much. then as we get the halloween. wel

low 80's for brisbane and burlingame with mid 80's for those of you in san carlos has that warming trend continues. san jose and cupertino 82 degrees. so enjoy that extra sunshine and warmer weather livermore and pleasanton mid 80's. so certainly not going to look and feel like fall. we are going to be above average from coastal valleys, walnut creek and concord 84 degrees with low 80's. for those of you in oakland, 81 degrees for napa and santa rosa and avato in the mid 80's back to hugh grant and just dean. thanks, >> still to come hearing veteran voices meet the brave service members who sprang into action while the nation was under attack. plus, is the pandemic causing more breakups. a new survey says some divisive issues may be destroying and would rather watch sports or sport a 6 pack. big dilemma for some people. will they gain grab away right a ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ the x-rays from your urgent care visit look good. just stay off that leg, okay? what about my rec

speeds going to remain on that calm to breezy side 15 miles per hour, less low 80's for millbrae and burlingamet 82 degrees. mid 80's for those of you in san mateo. 84 degrees for your saturday afternoon. highs and in the south bay. we're tracking 80's and 90's, santa clara and milpitas toasty temperatures there in the low 90's with livermore warming up to 87 degrees. nearly 10 degrees above normal. there. hayward 83 degrees for your saturday afternoon. so saturday really going to be the day that you want to head out and enjoy its going to be one of those summer like days that's going to be very pleasant outside concord and walnut creek 87 degrees with the in the low 80's and napa 83 degrees with sonoma 85 degrees. but check out nevado flirting with 90's but 88 degrees for your afternoon highs and taking a look ahead at your next 7 day outlook. slight shower chances sunday night through the overnight hours on monday. where we are expecting to see not just some light rain but also colder air mass as well by monday we're going to drop 10 to 15 degrees from sunday's daytime highs and roll ready, s

about 58 civic a mostly cloudy there 60 in half moon bay, 62 degrees and cool in millbrae 63 in burlingamegrees in san carlos a south bay. you're seeing temperatures running up in the 60's and a few 70's. so will be warm there. but a lot of clouds rolling through your skies. 60's and low 70's. well, inland of the warmer spots tomorrow. so keep those temperatures way down. well below the average for this time of year as that cold front kind of just stuck along the coastline along the clouds continue to stream up our way. it will keep things cooler around the bay area along the coast. you'll even find a couple patches of fog. but about 58 degrees at stinson beach about 65 in samara fell over the next couple days. here it is. we're going continue to cool down the temperatures, a slight chance of showers on friday. best chance santa clara valley on southward. warmer weather. more sunshine expected over the weekend. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> the chase center is open for business. and when i say open, i mean wide open for the first time since the pandemic begun chase will be open without any

the san francisco plan on 1560's along the coastline fog and clouds out there as well. 63 into burlingame 68 in san carlos 67 in mount view, the south bay temperatures only in the 60's in the 70's member just a couple days ago. we're talking 90's inland then tomorrow we're struggling to get low 70's. so big change in the weather pattern now looks like that is going to hold over the next couple of days in the weekend. things begin to change high pressure builds back in, get a little bit of it offshore wind. there's a slight chance of showers early on saturday on friday that will be mainly in the south dry weather expected saturday and sunday. thank you. laws. >> well, within the last week you may have felt that the bay area has been rattled by at least 4 earthquakes save hit in santa rosa san leandro just south of salinas and down in carson next to l a joining us live to talk about all of these recent quakes belt, full sienna research geologist from the earthquake science center at moffett field in mountain view. thanks for joining us. i imagine you guys have been busy looking into all thi

oh, one as you're traveling to sam a tail and burlingame because of all the delays were seen along theat we're seeing as you're heading across towards the peninsula. it looks like you can barely see anything here a little under 23 minutes as you're traveling there. so definitely, definitely. he got to get across towards the peninsula. he had a lot of issues here. that's the time you give yourself a little more a little under 35 minutes. if you're heading into the city via the golden gate bridge looks like. we've got a quick little break from the rain actively coming down in this area. you still that fog. you still got slick conditions, roadway flooding up in the 80 westbound east of that 37 ramp there and a traffic collision in martinez, northbound 6.80, just north of the toll plaza. but look at the highways are looking at a lot of green here. so that's not causing much of the delay. actively tracking your weather and traffic area. james, back to you. thanks a lot, right. okay. a tragic story out of new mexico actor alec baldwin accidentally killed a woman when a prop gun that was supp

you're looking at about 61 in pacifica with some low clouds and some fog 67 degrees in burlingame 61 south san francisco. as you head down the peninsula will be warm 72 degrees in redwood city. still a lot of cloud cover up above 77 in santa clara. the east bay that have been looking at a lot of those numbers up in the 90's the past few days you're going to cool down. so on the warm side in livermore at 8079 in pleasanton, 73 in union city about 7 in castro valley, 69 degrees in san leandro. 78 in orinda about 77 degrees in concord, 78 in fairfield, 74 degrees in benicia back toward the coastline. some low clouds and fog kind of hanging out there and that will keep those numbers down in the 60's lot of clouds going to be moving in, especially as we head toward lot of part of the day, next couple days. we're going to see a couple weeks systems kind of roll on in one in string comes through on friday that one could bring with it a slight chance of showers on friday. then we clear things out for the weekend, but maybe worse, more rain as we head toward next week. thank you, lawrence. >>

well, looking at 60's for most of our temperatures along the bayshore burlingame at 68 degrees. foster city and san carlos beach at 69. well, temperatures in the south bay in the upper 60's to low 70's san jose. also at 69 today, just a few 70's on this map today. among those spots, walnut creek and concord. well oakland at 64 richmond there, too. the at 67 antioch in vacaville. you are our warmest spots today and by warm i mean 71 degrees, not very warm. but all very comfortable, actually tomorrow is our coolest day and as i promised you, a fleet week weekend is looking great with highs. climbing back into the 70's under sunshine right now. john, thank you for that. all right. let's get a look at your traffic if you're heading from the east bay into the city a little under 2 minutes. >> for your drive time. there. the san mateo bridge across towards the peninsula. little under 13 no major issues or delays. the golden gate bridge clear skies. so that's a 20 minute drive for you and the richmond. sandra fell commute a little under 9 minutes as you head out of richmond. new this m

in sf and right along the coastline as for temperatures along the bay shore will be 60's or 70's burlingame right at 70 degrees. palo alto and mountain view holding on to those upper 60's san jose. also right at 70 cooler than yesterday's upper 70's were. fremont hayward up through oakland 60's. well, the tri valley through walnut creek and concord either low or mid 70's. this is some really comfortable fall feeling stuff right here. antioch in vacaville. also tied for some of our warmest numbers at 75 today. nevada. one sailor fell at 74 degrees each in tomorrow and friday getting even cooler than that with highs. for the most part falling into the 60's. now did mention that chance of showers. it's a very slight chance. and honestly at this point mostly just for the south bay thursday night into friday morning. this is actually good news for fleet week weekend, especially the air show on saturday as conditions will be well cleared out by then and highs climbing back into the 70's for a lot of the bay under increased sunshine. so a lot of cloud cover to close out this workweek saturday and

san francisco also going to see similar conditions like we saw today burlingame looking at 70's upper 70's for woodside tomorrow out in the south bay low to mid 70's. 77 for los gatos 71 for hayward 72 out in fremont. mostly sunny skies just like what we saw today. 80's, though, in walnut creek of danville, san ramon. also a little warmer versus our daytime highs for today. sonoma 78 tomorrow 76 for santa rosa. so here's a look at our 7 day extended forecast after tomorrow. we will see our inland areas temperatures will drop about 10 degrees on monday because of that system approaching. but rest. the bay area won't see too much of a change with our temperatures. it's more so the wind speeds and the humidity percentage. hopefully nothing will spark as a result of those gusty winds. thank you. >> so this everyone will be >> so this everyone will be right back. family is just very important. she's my sister and we depend on each other a lot. she's the rock of the family. she's the person who holds everything together. it's a battle, you know. i'm going to be there. keytruda and chemother

brisbane down to burlingame. solid 80's foster city 85 palo alto redwood city in mountain view each 87 south bay temps back into the 90's for a few of us. we've got campbell, most gatos 91 morgan hill at 91 today. good slew of 90's for the inland east bay, including the tri valley all the way up through walnut creek and concord oakland and berkeley each 83 today while vallejo 83 as well. we will have pittsburgh in vacaville returning to the 90's sonoma right at 90 degrees. same for nevado and center fell head over to stinson beach for a comfortable 73 tomorrow's temperatures will be a little bit warmer than today's with sunday actually being the hottest of this forecast begin reversed course a bit on into monday and then temperatures after that really cool down really fast by wednesday and thursday of next week. look at that at our warmest were only in the 70's just looked at next john, thank you for that. >> all right. let's get a look at our bridges heading into the city from the east bay a little under 10 minu

well, temperatures from brisbane down through burlingame and further south down the peninsula to mountain view solidly back into the 80's san carlos actually getting close to the 90's, the 88 today san jose 89 campbell, this gatos each at 90 degrees. well, fremont hayward up to oakland all in the 80's tri valley and 90's while walnut creek and danville at 96 degrees or 2 hottest spots in the bay area today antioch pittsburgh in vacaville. each also low 90's. same for you in soooma center fell in novato. all right. at 90 degrees. so where are we headed after this. the rest of the weekend stays just as hot. so as rain was talking about, what do you have planned for the weekend, whatever you have planned make sure you're ready for that heat because we might not be as a custom to it as we once were. we've had some cooler weather in the forecast lately. but this is not a cool weekend. daytime highs will be the hottest on saturday and sunday start to cool down into monday and we really cool down after that fall really making its return come wednesday and thursday of next week. those same spots

a range of 60's to 70's elsewhere burlingame at 72 while nearby millbrae at 69 foster city. san mateo all the way down through the south bay solid 70's today really comfortable afternoon for the south bay. you'll be able to get away with the t-shirt and shorts. for some of our inland areas, pleasanton and livermore at 76 today while the creek and danville. also there oakland up to richmond in the upper 60's this afternoon. well, the way in napa at 70 degrees each pittsburgh antioch in vacaville all at 74 really comfortable in these spots. now halloween itself is going to be a little bit cooler come sunday. do expect some 60's as highs and really after today. let's that we were staying tomorrow starts this trend of 60's that stays with us through the rest of this forecast. slight chance of a sprinkle or 2 saturday sunday. looking just as dry as today, monday, a better chance of a few showers and showers likely return late wednesday into thursday morning. back to tom, thank you for that or i let's get a look at the bay bridge heading from the east bay into the city. now. no ac

as you get inside the bay 61 degrees in millbrae 62 in burlingame. so noticeably cooler around the bay area tomorrow morning and occasionally you may see a raindrop is not going to be a rain out. but i keep that umbrella handy with you, especially near the coastline and north of the golden gate bridge that you're better chance to see some of those raindrops about 70 degrees in antioch for tomorrow about 58 degrees in stinson beach and 61 in 7 summit next couple of days. we'll see some changes coming our way few spooky looking clouds on halloween but should remain dry rain returns on monday. more chain rain on the way as we head toward the middle of next week. thank you, lawrence. in developing news tonight, the armorer in charge of guns on alec baldwin's film rest is now breaking her silence. >> following the deadly on-set shooting of the film cinematographer through her attorneys. 24 year-old hannah gutierrez-reed says she is devastated and she has no idea where the real bullets came from that were loaded into the gun that when office baldwin rehear

a little bit more mild burlingame at 73 saying carlo 75 south bay temperatures mostly in the low 70's today. well, across the east bay looking at temperatures in the low to mid 70's berkeley and richmond in the upper 60's while walnut creek and danville each at 76 upper 60's to 70's as well across the north bay and tell you to the coast point raise in the upper 50's. here's a look at your next 7 days. today is easily the warmest of this forecast. cold fronts tears through early tomorrow morning along with that heavy burst of rain and that cools down temperatures saturday. we see rainfall returning into the evening after a bit of a break friday night into saturday, sunday, monday. our heaviest of rain tuesday starts to bring things clearing out. and by next wednesday, there's a good dose of sunshine. but i think by that point we'll have earned reyna. >> john, thank you for that. right. if you are traveling across 84 eastbound east of university avenue in menlo park. there is an accident there. so we're keeping a close eye on things. also look at what the bay bridge is. as you're headin

. >>> with ongoing climate change burlingame leaders want to make sure people are ready for a natural disaster. the past year california has been hit by record-breaking wildfires and heat waves. today they hosted the ninth annual disaster survivor drill. neighbors built kits for food and toiletries as if a 7.2 magnitude earthquake had hit. >> the most important thing is to make sure that you have what you would need in case of an emergency for three, five days, even a week such as medications, don't forget folks that have access and functional needs within your neighborhood. >> the city says 32 neighborhoods participate inside the drill. last year the city had to host the drill on zoom because of the pandemic and this year it was in person. >>> president biden has issued the first ever presidential proclamation of indigenous peoples day letting more power to the shift away from columbus day. he did that yesterday. now organizations across the country planned events to celebrate the day, including the smithsonian. the museum is hosting a virtual event moderated by an afro indigenous ac

towards the pendency look, here is sfo, heavy rain over the airport in burlingame. the north bay. flood warnings in effect for the early-morning hours for sebastopol, penn grove, petaluma. a flood advisory for the city of san francisco, the peninsula, parts of contra costa and alameda, some smaller streams and creeks overflowing their banks. it is a level for major storm -- four major storm, and will hold at that level until two or 3:00 tomorrow morning. by 4:00 a.m., some scattered showers. by 8 a.m., it is all out of fear. we will take a look at the seven day forecast and show you some dryers guys in a few minutes. >> looking forward to that. the storm hit much of the bay area incredibly hard. we asked you earlier today to show it what it -- us what it look like in your neighborhood. many of you responded with a video of downed trees and high seas. >> well. -- >>woah. >> there was excitement as pickup trucks plowed through flooded streets in santa rosa. not recommended, especially in martinez, where floodwaters could not stop the driver of this. . san rafael, a pa

. >> the city of burlingame closed stanton road because of flooding. this is right off 101 in the industrial district. the city will need to send out a crew to on clogged those drains. -- unclog those drains. >> downed trees and branches and power outages. leslie brinkley is live at heather farm park in walnut creek for an overview of the damage and the cleanup in that area. >> things or at least start to look back to normal here. heather farm park, big pond menasha pond in the middle of the park overflowed its banks yesterday. it has all receded, getting back to normal. streets were flooded throughout the used bay. storm drains clogged. those issues are starting to get resolved. >> all of a sudden, it felttt an earthquake. the house just moved. it was a flood. >> this homeowner had a huge tree come crashing onto his home at 3:00 a.m.. thankfully not smashing windows, but creating chaos. >> we see a lot of down due to the big storm we had. it is unexpected. our crews are dispatched all the way from orlanda to tiburon. reporter: in arminda, a mudslide f

temperatures in san francisco tomorrow we're looking at 60's, 61 degrees for half moon bay millbrae and burlingame in the 60's they believe are in the 70's today 67 for palo alto tomorrow. south expected to be in the mid 60's tomorrow. little below normal 69 for hayward and for pleasanton mostly sunny skies. we don't expect to see that cloud cover. the winds are going to be pushing those clouds out of our area. 73 for walnut creek 70's for danville and san ramon and sonoma as well. vacaville and fairfield. a little cooler coming in at 69 tomorrow. for daytime highs, mid 60's for antioch. 74 double-a santa rosa, looking at 68 tomorrow in 67 for valley. here's a look at our extended forecast temperatures pretty much the same tuesday. it looks like the coolest day of the week will be wednesday. we're going to see an increase in cloud cover before we start to warm up next weekend as much as 15 degree jump from wednesday to saturday for inland areas. but in the meantime, biggest weather story is going to be those wind conditions and high fire danger tomorrow with that red flag warning jonathan and just

bay in daly city also warming up into the low 70's upper 80's for those of you in millbrae and burlingame. but we are going to see that cool sea breeze influence extending into the east bay shoreline as well. mateo and san carlos hot temperatures there in the low 90's widespread 90's for the south bay santa clara and campbell in the mid 90's san jose, though cooling down into the upper 80's but still well above average temperatures continuing for those of you in livermore 94 degrees. so you're going to be about 15 degrees above average when you should be in the low 80's this time of year hayward 83 degrees orinda and moraga upper 80's for you with concord and walnut creek mid-nineties richmond 85 degrees. and in the north bay still going to get more of that offshore wind influence. that's why we're still seeing 80's and 90's. so temperatures about 10 to 15 degrees above average. there. napa 89 degrees sonoma even hotter at 93 degrees as a santa rosa mill valley mild temperatures there in the upper 80's taking a look ahead at your next 7 day forecast. we're going to have summer sunday into