personal technology is technology with the power to change your life. . >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is news. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios. >> now at 5:00 the earthquake 30 years later. the new system rolling out. >> plus a democratic congressman who led the charge for an impeachment inquiry into president trump dies. a look back at the life of elijah couplings. >> the white house meeting that led to a war of words. >> good morning everyone. it is thursday, october 17th. i'm mooeg. >> i'm choin. we're dealing with a bit of fog and rain. emily turner is in the house. >> good morning guys. it is a little bit wet out there. it is going to start to dry out by m you can see exactly where those showers are. it's not full blown rain. you're just going to have the windshield wipers on briefly as you are driving to work this morning. it should clear up. but you can see those showers as they're making their way across the santa cruz mountains and making their way out of the area. it should be gone here in the next hour or so. those low clouds are going to clear up by about midd

live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix5 news. >>> now 4:30 looking live east this morning. griego. october 8. i'm michelle >> and i'm kenny choi. let's check on the forecast. a little bit cooler. >> that's right. i will show you the reason why. looking at the golden gate there is some while pulling in indicating an onshore flow with cooler temperatures today. here is a look at the temperatures. you can see the upper 40s to the 50s and low 60s in concorde. or 50s in avimor and heading through the day and with the high temperatures, it will be cooler than yesterday but still above average for this time of year. 70 temperatures go 74 for a high in oakland and mid 80s from san jose to concorde. running anywhere from 3-7 degrees above average. we will talk about the high fire danger this week with a red flag warning in effect and a wind advisory kicking off tomorrow. details coming up. >>> good morning. let's look at the drive. so far, so good. no delays working your way toward the dublin interchange. to the east we are seeing some red and yellow but that is typical with speeds

. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. . >> break breaking news roaring winds worsen the kincade fire. we are live near the fi bringi lights back on in the bay area this morning. the latest on the restoration efforts. good morning, it's r it's wednesday october 30th. kenny choi. >> i am michelle griego. we have team coverage all morning. jackie ward is live in so momma county. gianna is tracking the impacts on roads but let's gibing begin with mary lee and talk about the winds when they will finally ease up. >> we are starting to watch the wind ease right now. but we have seen some strong wind gusts especially last night. so our strongest peak wind gusts at pine flat road close to the contained fire whlena 58 mount diablo 35 for sunol. north northeastern winds dry offshore wind flow. 27 mile per hour winds sustained. gusts up to 37 miles per hour and very low relative humidity values down to the a single digits at 9%. and currently looking at 49 for temperature out there. even though the winds will continue to calm down, we are looking at still incredibly dry a

. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpi asked news. >> 5:30 a.m.the golden state star breaks his hand. nologue. this morning his tfthankorevery it's thursday, october 31st. let's get a check of the forecast. the winds have died down and thno longer dealing with the wind, thankfully so and we start off the day with cool temperatures especially in the north bay in santa rosa 38 degrees in nampa at 39 and looking at temperatures in the low 40s from redwood city concord livermore fremont upper 30s and mountain view mid 50s. we see seasonal daytime highs with that sunshine. 70 degrees in san francisco. 71 in oakland and mid 70s and san jose as well as for concord. running up to 3 degrees above average and we have more on the halloween trick-or-treat forecast coming up. tatiana? >>> a broken down vehicle reported just past the incline. they clear that out and we now see a backup at the and ae maco the resure freeway. we are getting word of a car fire on the inside at bay avenue and coming through richmond to the east sure freeway and it ignited a small b

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix 5 news. se missing at a popular bay area beach. >>> after a shooting last week, big changes to friday night football in richmond. how they are keeping students safe. >>> it is just about 6 am on saturday five. let's start off with a life look outside. we are going to get ready for a weekend warm up. we have gusty winds and that means increased wire danger. >> pg&e is making plans to shut off power to thousands of customers today and they are keeping a close eye on napa county. >> for most of us to speak and it will be fantastic. tomorrow we will notice the warm-up, but that is about it. as far as that fire weather is concerned, take a look at the map. everywhere in read is where have a red flag warning that starts at 8:00 tonight and stays in effect until 10:00 a.m. on sunday. it will go from tonight until tomorrow morning and it will be focused on the hills of napa county and sonoma county. i will focus on that more coming up in your complete forecast. >> here is what is waiting for you satu

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix 5 news. >> another huge blow for the warriors as steph curry breaks his hand during a hard fall. what's next for the formermvp. >> pg&e is reporting significant frog as the utility comes under fire. >> good morning everyone. happy halloween. >> good morning everyone. it's 6:00 right now. let's get a check of the forecast. it's going to be a chilly one for all those trick-or-treaters out there. >> clear skies, definitely need to put on that little jacket for the trick-or-treaters as they head out the door for this evening. and we are looking at a cold start to the day as we kick off your halloween. so right now looking at 37 for santa rosa as well as for napa. 53 in san rafael. looking at 47 in vallejo. upper 30s in mountain view. so grab that coat this morning and as we head through the afternoon with that sun daytime highs will be seasonal for this time of year. 73 for a high in concord this afternoon. and about 70 for fran. we'll have that trick-or-treat forecast this evening and looking ahead for the weekend and into next week if

san francisco plaza next. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix 5 news. >>> now at 6:00s been 30 years since lomapeta. we'll show you how it works. >>> plus the life and legacy of congressman elijah cummings as he suddenly passed away overnight. >> good morning everyone it's thursday. october 17th. i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm kenny choi. it's just about 6:00 right now. we've got some changes in the forecast. we've also got a change at the weather center because mary is not here this morning. >> that's right. i'm back here to brace your morning. things are starting to dry out. you can take a look not much green out there. they have moved through san jose and are now moving to the southeast and out of the area for the most part. there's not a whole lot behind it. things should be dry on your way into work from here on out. taking a live look. you can see those low clouds looking towards the west. it's a little dark but you can see those coastal clouds right there those are going to start to retreat by about mid afternoon. your current temperatures in san francisco 57 d

northbound 101 it is at a complete standstill as we investigate a complete >>> live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix 5 news. >>> now at 5:00 breaking news. a nasty wrong-way crash involving a taxi on a busy bay area freeway. four people are dead. two lanes just opened open a few moments ago. >> plus santa clara county workers are expected to head back to the picket line. >> and you might be calling bye to a downtown ride sharing company. >> good morning it is thursday, october 3rd. >> i'm michelle griego. >> we've got a lot to get to this morning let's get right to kpix 5's jackie ward who has a lot to get to on the crash. >> this is what it looks like right now. chp still investigating exactly what happened here. they just opened up two lanes on northbound 101. chp is trying to get the morning commute to skirt by. however, this scene is just incredible. so people can't help but look. four people are dead after the volkswagen sedan there on the left. it was driving the wrong way. it

. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. >> crews work to prevent the kincade firefrom spreading in the face of fierce winds overnight. we will have the very latest from sonoma county. >> pg&e shut off the power to hundreds of thousands more stback on. >> good morning. i am michelle griego. >> i am kenny choi. >>> listen to that. you can heart wind howling atate of what crews battle the kincade fire had to deal with overnight. the flames have now scorched 76,000 acres, containment is at 15%. unchanged from 24 hours earlier. and 189 structures are destroyed. 86 of them residential mes. more than 4800 firefighters are now on the front lines. we are live with complete coverage. mary will let us know why calmer winds are expected today. don't mean the fire danger is over but let's start with jackie ward live near the fire lines. jackie. >> reporter: good morning michelle. near is a relative term right. this is as close as we can get to the glow that was arlierhewe here. but let's show you what we can see from here. right there, you can see a little red and glow. and som

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> the body of a missing text found in a neighborhood. the latest developments in her disappearance. >>> the power is back on for all customers impacted by the pg&e blackout. the utility is standing firm that cutting the lights out was the right call. >>> bay area birds at risk. we are getting a new look at the impact of climate change on local bird species. it is 6 am on the sunday october 18, good morning. >> almost a week for some, lights are back on for all customers impacted by pg&e's power safety shut off. this is a look at the original counties that had their power shut off it was the largest shutdown ever by the utility. pg&e restored power for the final 2500 customers last night. more than 700,000 were impacted by the widespread event. the company has confirmed 50 instances of weather-related damage to its system in areas affected by the shut off and shared these photos yesterday of downed lines and vegetation on power lines. meanwhile, the utility is defending its decision to power. >> one of the main misconcepti

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. >>> now at noon, it is wildcard wednesday. the bay area fans getting ready to cheer on the oakland a's. good after. i'm kenny choi. >> in just five hours the bays host the a's in the wildcard playoff. moret is a do or die situation >> reporter: this is the first time in six years that a fans will see a playoff game here on this field. it is a really exciting day here in oakland. they are ready to get a win tonight, then head to houston. >> hours before the first pitch, the loyalist fans were lined up waiting for the gates to open. >> i can't wait until this starts. i didn't know what to do, i made breakfast for everybody. i was first in line to have a full experience. >> reporter: from the fans to the management team, everyone is excited to be playing baseball here in october. >> i'm proud of what this team has done. way spent a lot of time turning this roster over and then putting the pieces in place and the guys have gone out and played great. >> reporter: it is to be packed, 56,000 fans will be going crazy. a's president s

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios. this is kpix5 news. >>> now at noon. pg&e's top brass expected to answer to state regulators. they want to know how last week's mass power shut-off started and more. >> i'm kenny choi. >> they called for the emergency meeting last night. kpix 5 jackie ward on the tough questions pg&e is about to face. >> reporter: in less than an hour the top executives will face some tough questions from the state's public utilities commission. some are happy about it. >> i think the public utilities commission is just as disgusted with pg&e as everyone else is. >> reporter: she said while she is pleased with the puc calling this meeting, she is skeptical. >> the public utilities commission authorized the program that turned into such an user debacle. obviously, the commission needs to hold pg&e more accountable and impose stricker standards on the company. >> reporter: they called the power shut off an unacceptable situation that never should be repeated. it forced businesses and schools to close. >> state senator said pg&e is too used

fo >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. >>> now at noon, new details about this bay area refinery fire. firefighters making sure it doesn't spark again and looking into how it started in the first place. >>> good afternoon. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. firefighters just gave an update in the last hour. jackie ward is live. jackie. >> reporter: kenny, michelle, the public information officer just wrapped up a press conference about 30 minutes ago. yes, the fires are out the cleanup process begins and a cause has not been determined. fire crews finally had a chance to investigate the damage. the tanks were only filled to 1% capacity so this could have been a whole lot worse because 16.8 million-gallons of ethanol can be stored across both tanks. >> we probably dodged some bullet es here in the last 24 hours. they were mostly empty, that is a two edge sword because they have more oxygen in them when they are empty so that would be conjecture on my part to say which way we would have been better off, but the point is at 1% capacity, those tanks capacity. >

download the xfi app today. . >>> live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix5 studios. >> lightsng back on across the bay area. but some people will spend another morning in the dark. we will have the latest on the power restoration effort. >> the planned power outage prompted widespread outrage among bay area residents and officials. what one santa clara county mayor is demanding from pg&e. . >> good morning. it's 6:00 as we say good morning to you. thanks for wake up with us. it's friday, finally. thank you, the wind have died town. >> it is. and they have died down so let's check in with mary lee to talk about our forecast for this friday and the rest of the weekend. >> yes, so thankful it is friday. as we are looking as we end out workek, quieter calmer conditions. and plenty of sunshine just a beautiful weekend ahead as well. and here's a live look with our camera counsel downtown san francisco. a chillier start to

with love, california. . >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. >> pge will spend another day trying to restore power for tens of thousands of bay area resident. we will look at progress. and the latest winner of the noble peace prize after an early morning announcement. good morning. it's friday october 11th. i am kenny choi. >> it's 6:30. i am michelle griego. mary, the winds are dying down so we can have a good weekend. >>> calmer quieter weather. and we are look at beautiful weather with the sunshine today throughout weekend. as you head out door, grab the jacket it's a chilly start. a live look with the freshure island camera. 55 in oak lan. livermore good morning at 47. mid-50 in san francisco. santa rosa down to 38 degrees. you might microcloyment forecast going through the day for the coast, mild sunny and low 70s. for the bay and the mid to upper 70s inlad low cases low to midlocations, low to mid- 80s. beautiful blue skies with the sunshine. gee heana. >>> let's start off with the bridge reports of an accident right at the high rise in the center divide b

up next, >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. >>> taking a live look from the ast bay where an earthquake overnight has left a lot of rattled nerves. details on the quake and dozens of aftershocks this morning. >>> governor newsom is demanding accountability from pg&e. what he wants in the wake of unprecedented power shutoffs. >>> and california is seeing a shocking rise in prescription drug prices. the new numbers revealed thanks to a transparency law. >>> good morning, everyone. it is tuesday, october 15th. i'm michelle griego. >> good morning. i'm kenny choi. thank you for waking up with us, 6:00 on the dot. >>> get a check of that forecast, see how the weather is shaping up. >> good tuesday morning to you, kenny and michelle. we are looking at chilly temperatures once again, so grab that jacket as you head out the door for work and school. also tracking areas of fog along the coast and for parts of the bay. as we look ahead to our afternoon, sun for most of us with seasonal daytime highs but we are tracking our next weather system, that arrives tomorrow. coo

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 live news. >>> now at 5:00, in the midst of heightened fire danger, fire season is far from over. there is a brush fire in the american canyon. >> juliet has the day off. >> first we are going to check out what the weather looks like. we have red flag warnings posted. they high pressure is keeping things warm over the bay area. it will be hot right through tomorrow. it is the winds, but the good ne the winds have begun to calm down. this is why the red flag warnings are lifted. right now there gusting at about 13 miles per hour. be more fire concerns. right now the numbers remain warm. in concord, it is 85 degrees still. oakland, 70. on the fires in just a few minutes. >>> meanwhile at 5:00, this has prompted vallejo city leaders to take action. the plan is to develop more robust fires safety and land management. to prevent theft e meantime, th this sparked on september 25, after trespassers. in the coming days, hotspots whipped up two more places. >>> view in their dark this morning, pg&e says that a transformer was to blame. thousands o

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. >>> now at noon, fleet week kicks off in san francisco. thousands of visitors expected in the city and emergency teams are working to keep everyone safe. >> but first, a house fire sending up thick smoke in one neighborhood. good afternoon. i'm kenny choi. a huge plume of smoke looking west. this is on vienna street near the excelsior district in san francisco. chopper 5 was above the scene and you can see the charred facade of the building with firefighters surrounding ail that. it is not clear how it started. one firefighter was reported injured but said to be okay. >> san francisco's fleet week is under way all week long. today emergency responders headed off the festivities. anne has much more. >> reporter: you can see some of the military vehicles here behind me. this is all part of fleet week which did kickoff officially today, but this is not just about the military, this is about being preparerd for the next disaster. >> when something bad happens it bay area, we know that relief will come from the sea. >>> today's k

>>> live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. >> breaking news. a shooting at a north bay high school. at one point, several nearby campuses were also locked down. >> this is happening at santa rosa at ridgeway high school, santa rosa high school and junior college were also on lockdown, but that has been lifted. >> jackie ward has the latest. jackie? >> reporter: just about 20 minutes ago, the lockdowns for both of the schools were lifted following an early morning shooting. you can see the students are outside of ridgeway high school now. the two schools are basically next to each other. police confirm this is not an active shooter situation. police say just before 9:00 this morning, they received calls of shots fired just outside the ridgeway high school campus. they say some sort of fight happened at the intersection of ridgeway and morgan street. that is not on campus. students told police they saw someone enter ridgeway high school campus and out of an abundance of caution, they locked down the school campuses ridgeway and santa rosa. shortl

f0 >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> now at 5:00, a new san francisco district attorney has some people upset with the mayor. why people think the former da's replacement should have been chosen by the people. >> well things are looking a little cloudy and gloomy across the bay area today. we have more on the area, a little bit of rain, and how things could later start heating up again. >> and the an remembering a deadly and devastating fire storm while the city's fire department is celebrating a major milestone. >>> san francisco has a new district attorney. thanks for joining us. i'm juliette goodrich. >> and i'm brian hackney. s usy loftis was sworn in after people criticized the mayor for interfering in the upcoming election. >> da lin is live, and this could have been the first open seat race for the da position in a century. >> reporter: that's right, some say the incumbent now has a big advantage over her opponent, or 3 different opponents come the november 5th election. they say this is a political gift from the mayor to susy loftis. six and a h

fo >>> live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. >>> now on kpix news, a red flag warnings in affect for the north bay. where the greatest concern is today. >> plus warriors' fans watched their team play the first game in their new home at chasten ter. >> president donald trump continues to push back against allegations anything was wrong with his conduct with ukraine. how house democrats are pushing ahead. >> good morningment. here is a check on our forecast

>>> live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. peopeaghwarh killed wreck snarling traffic for hours. good afternoon, i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. that crash happened just before 12:30 early this morning. the car hitting a taxi on 11 northbound. kpix5's jackie ward has more. >> reporter: the taxi driver worked for national cab and it is a very somber day here. other drivers wouldn't comment on who the victim is. it was not his fault. this is what remained of the two cars that slammed into each other. on the left, a volkswagen sedan, chp says the female driver was the solo passenger in the car and driving the wrongway on northbound 101 when she crashed into a taxi killing the driver, two passengers, and herself. >> at this time, we are looking into whether seat belts were being used within that taxicab. it does appear one of the passengers was ejected from the vehicle due to the collision. but we do not know if drugs or alcohol were involved. that is something we do take a look at. not only in this collision, but all traf

another public safety power shut-off will be affecting thousands of people >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. >>> now at 5:00, the new normal. bay area residents bracing for yet another blackout this morning before the current one wraps up. >>> plus the kincade fire still not slowing down. now there's a new problem for fire crews this morning. >> all the smoke prompting several weather alerts and advisories across the bay area. this morning when the winds will ease up. >>> good morning. it is tuesday, october 29th. i'm kenny choi. >> and i'm michelle griego. we have team coverage on this wild weather prompting more planned blackouts. jackie ward is in sonoma county, gianna is tracking the commute with the lights out. >>> we have mary lee with weather. >> here we go again with another wind event with offshore winds kicking up for us as we head through the day. we are still dealing with the smoke as we start your wednesday. looking at temperatures that are -- for your tuesday, temperatures running in the unhealthy location as we go through the day for air quality, at least

. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. . >> breaking news a new wild fire threatening thousands of homes in southern a california, powerful winds pushing flames close to the ronald reagan lie area. >> here in the bay arving relie helping pg&e canceled shut off. thousands are in the dag and the fire fight continues i am michelle greeing ao. >> i am kenny choi. strong winds are fanning the flames and it's called the easy fire in simi valley named after the street it started on but it's no easy fight. there are mandatory evacuation for ronald reagan presidential library and more than 6,000 homes nearby. fire broke out during the first ever extreme red flag warning that was issued at least 1300 acres ha d meanwhile, farthe re crews ep the getty fire under control. we have have much more on the fires in a few minutes. >>> looking live at the massive kincade fire burning out of control in sonoma and lake counties. firefighters continued to battle the flames there. limiting spread and increasing containment amid critically dry weather with gusty winds. now here are the latest

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> police say he was thrown in jail for assaulting a police officer tonight. why a former oakland city councilmember says he was the victim i >>> things are starting to heat up across the bay area, with those warmer temperatures, comes an increase in fire danger. >>> former first lady hillary clinton making a book tour stop in san francisco. the audience she says she is targeting in her new book. >>> a former oakland city councilman was arrested this week for battery on a police officer. good evening thanks for joining us . >>> he is fighting back against those charges tonight. he told us, if anybody was assaulted, it was him. >> reporter: the former city council said the entire situation escalated so quickly >> i didn't threaten anybody. i didn't put my hands on anybody. i was angry but i hadn't physically approached or threatened anybody. i was leaving out of frustration. >> reporter: a former oakland city council said as he was leaving the city's planning and zoning department he was confronted by four or five police off

captioned by >>> live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 new. >> now at 6:00, breaking news out of silicon valley where the search for a missing tech executive has come to a sad end. >> some say the new law that bans smoking at state parks doesn't go far enough. i'm katie nielsen at mount diablo with the controversy. >> 738,000 without power. thank you for your patient. >> with hundred of pg&e customers still in the dark, the utility says it has more proof of why it had to cut power in the first place. >> and anxious homeowners in southern california about to find out if they have anything left to go home to after a raging fire ripped through their neighborhoods. i'm brian hackney. >> i'm juliette goodrich. in the past hour, we learned a utah tech executive who vanished in silicon valley has been found dead in san jose. aaron valente was last seen in palo alto on monday. she was in the bay area on a business trip and was supposed to fly home from san jose. she never made it to the airport. her family had been trying to get in contact with her ever since. a police source tell

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> now at noon, uncertainty around the bay area over the pg&e power shut off. some areas getting electricity restored right now, others wondering when they get the lights back on and for how long. good evening, thanks for joining us. >> i michelle griego. of the 1 million customers affected by the outages, about 400,000 are still in the dark this afternoon. things are looking good in the east bay, the south bay and the peninsula. most of the power back on bare. there's a lot of work to be done in the north bay, just 11 % of customers had their power back in sonoma county where the kincade fire is burning. jackie ward tells us more outages could be in store this evening. >> reporter: pockets of these parks have not had power since saturday while others are losing it today. some people i spoke to said this is getting expensive. for carl hamilton, today is his family's fourth day without power. >> it's been hard on us, we are making it through. >> reporter: he is spending more money than usual just to keep his family fed by g

. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 now is. >>> now at 5, power is restored to some bay area communities. still, hundreds of thousands are in the dark. why it's take so long to get the lights back on. >> plus, we are three dangerous fires in southern california right now this morning. santaa winds whipping up the flames. >> and governor newsom in sack ranto signing several bills. gun violence crackdown. >> and it's friday, october 11th, good morning. i am kenny choi. >> i am michelle griego. let's get to mary lee to talk about the forecast. >>> happy friday. we made it to the end of the workweek. calmer weather for today. it's a killier start for sure. check out temps. looking at 50 in concord. 56 in oakland and good morning to you. livermore 48. and 58 at san francisco. and 52 in san jose and dropping down to 38 right now for santarosa. as we go through the day, plenty of sunshine. temps will be warming up as we head through the afternoon. san francisco mid-70s upper 70s in oakland. and low 80s for san jose as well as for concord. so running about 2 to 7 degrees abo

. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> the body of a missing text found in a neighborhood. the latest developments in her disappearance. >>> the power is back on for all customers impacted by the pg&e blackout. the utility is standing firm that cutting the lights out was the right call. >>> bay area birds at risk. we are getting a new look at the impact of climate change on local bird species. it is 6 am on the sunday october 18, good morning. >> almost a week for some, lights are back on for all customers impacted by pg&e's power safety shut off. this is a look at the original counties that had their power shut off it was

live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix5 news. >>> breaking news. mass evacuations. 50,000 now forced to flee as the wind threatens to make th destructive fire worse. >> we want you to start evacuating now. in my career here, this is the largest evacuation we've ever done. >> as the fire danger grows the biggest public safety power has been shut off. how many pg&e customers will be left in the dark. >>> thank you for joining us. we are expecting a press conference at about 5:30 and we will carry that live here on kpix5. we will get latest on the king cake par. these are the latest evacuations. >> you can see the perimeter outlined in red and the surrounding areas in peak including healdsburg and windsor , both under mandatory evacuations now. officials extended the warning zone shown in blue all the way to the coast this afternoon. >> let's take a live look at the fire in sonoma county. it has burned over 25,000 acres so far. that is half the size of oakland. containment is at 10%. close to 50 structures have been destroyed and more than 23,000 othe

. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios. this is kpix5 news. >>> breaking news right now. a fire burning near stinson beach. it is one of several keeping firefighters busy. >> a wildfire is raging out of control insta noma county burning self others. >> i'm michelle griego. >> this has exploded in size. it broke out around 9:00 atkin cade road and burn mountain road. >> a news conference is happening right now. let's listen in. >> we'll have a better opportunity to map it. the rugged terrain and rapidly expanding incident and the darkness last night made it hard to get a good amount of ache carriage. it is probably a bov 10,000 acres. we have some structures destroyed. we don't have an action twel count on them yet. we have teams surveying those to determine if they are residences or general out buildings. once we get that confirmed we'll add that to our daily report. right now we cannot confirm or deny the residences that have been destroyed. that is all i have. >>> speaking next on evacuations and closures will be the sheriff. >>> thank you. i'm here to give an update on

. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. >>> a bay area tour guide accused of spyingor china. the fbi says they have video evidence. >>> plus a former yahoo software engineer accused of hacking, then it gets really creepy. what investigators say he was trying to find. >>> and one bay area county wants you to buy electric cars so badly, they will help you pay for it. >> good morning. it is tuesday, october 1st. i'm kenny choi. >> and i'm michelle griego. time now 5s eck in with mary lee are a look at our forecast. good morning. >> good tuesday morning to you, michelle and kenny. as we are looking at temps on the chilly side for sure. so definitely colder compared to yesterday morning. you will feel that difference once you step outside. so right now 48 degrees in concord, oakland you're at 52 as well as for downtown san francisco. low 40s in livermore, 47 in san jose, santa rosa coming in at 40. take you through the day with your micro climate forecast. we will see plenty of sun. it's going to be a milder day compared to yesterday, but still we are looking at below ave

. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 live news. >>> he is fighting back.ded up being handcuffed. >>> more power outages could be on the way. >>> yet another school just in the south bay. >>> good evening. >> a former city of oakland council member was arrested this week. speak he sold told kpix 5 that anybody was assaulted, it was him. >> reporter: he says the entire situation escalated so quickly, that he had been tackled and was under arrest. >> i didn't threaten anyone. i did not put my hands on anyone. i was angry, but i had not physically threatened anybody. i was leaving out of frustration. >> reporter: the former city councilman says as he was leaving, he was confronted by four or five police officers. he showed us the cuts on his arms. >> he took a stance to block me. i tried to squeeze around him. and then he moved over and grabbed me. >> reporter: he said that he would to city hall to discuss over the this

we leave you with more of the balloo fiesta in albuquerqu >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this>>> google just bought a huge, 40 acre plot of land. in of all places, gilroy, take a wild guess what they plan to do with that? >>> the intense reminder that fire season is far from over. >>> antonio brown is demanding a payout. >>> we begin with netadeils 150 acres west of i-80. clouds of thick smoke, visible from the freeway, in the so-called american fire. it has burned about 120 acres in the past are. >> and evacuation orders have been ordered. but people nearby on sagebrush lane, sorrento lane, tarantino been advised, just acplin case. >> there is a fire preparedness meeting just miles away. >> reporter: accrues on the ground and in the air, still working to get this fire contains. this is right on the border between napa and solano counties. parts of both counties, are under a red flag warning into 5:00 tonight. just another reminder that fire sefrom over. onr s asfa >> that is the bar burned scar from the alice fire. >> reporter: he says that the fire danger is constant. the ch

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix 5 news. >>> the man dubbed the hollywood ripper learns his fate . >>> the oakland hills fire. how the bay area is marking the solemn anniversary today. >>> possible fire werther in the coming days could mean lights out again and parts of the bay area. >>> good morning. i have your forecast for you today. we are waking up with cloudy skies out there. we are taking a live look out of our sales force camera. stick around until the evening hours and there are more changes are ahead. 55, concorde. 48, livermore. 43, santa rosa. your breakfast forecast depending on where you are. at the coast, cloudy and the same thing around the bay. we will be in the mid-to low 60s along the water. we will get to the low 70s but not much warmer than 75 at the most for your forecast today. something to remember for your headlines. we have a mild and cloudy start that will break up in the afternoon hours. breezy conditions moving in this afternoon, and then a really big warm up next week. i temperatures were today, 72 santa rosa and concorde. livermore, 73. 71,

fo >>> live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. >>> now on kpix news, a red flag warning is in affect for the north bay. where the greatest concern is today. >> plus warriors' fans watched their team play the first game in their new home at chasten ter. >> president donald trump continues to push back against allegations anything was wrong with his conduct with ukraine. how house democrats are pushing ahead. >> good morningment. >> we do have red flag warnings for the north bay. the problem is not really high temperatures. instead it nd of gusty winds. this is the lose end of the threshold for red flag warnings. it is only in the north bay, 35 miles per hour. it will continue to be dry and windy through 10:00 a.m. then the red flag warnings get liftnd and looks like a pretty nice sunday on tap. we'll have all the details in a few minutes but first let's get the latest. >>> thank you. well, the north bay remains under a red bay fire. it burned up a hillside. the flames approached, neighbors pulled out their garden hoses and firefighters focused on saving their homes. >> wi

. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix5 news. >>> today over ne will sign a package of laws aimed at addressing the housing crisis. this new protection is for renters state wide. >>> a new>> ben: on e- cigarettes goes into effect this morning. >>> a live look from the nation's capitol where evacuations have been ordered outside the supreme court. we will have the latest. >>> good morning it's tuesday october 8. >>> the time is 6:31. mary, we are talking about cooler weather and fire danger.>>> that's right. if you are rushing to get ready here's what you need to know to help you get out the door. a cooler start to the day with onshore flow kicking in and patchy coastal fog with temperatures cooler than yesterday. mostly sunny this afternoon with cooler daytime highs around the region. the strongest wind event of the season likely tomorrow. dry, dusty offshore winds will return for a extreme fire danger heading into wednesday and thursday. today daytime highs will be 70 in san francisco. we will talk about the red flag warning and wind advisory and alice check on the tra

. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios. this is kpix5 news. >> welcome back. the time now is 6:29. i'm emily turner. >> i'm devin devin feelly. >>> this is going to be a big change ahead. now there is a little haze out there. a few low clouds. they are going to hang around especially along the coast where they were linger into the afternoon hours, but eventually clear up and be gone for quite some time. your current temperatures mild in the 50s this morning with the exception of the south bay. santa rosa at 42 degrees still. warmer in san jose at 56. 52 livermore and 51 in concord. you can tell where those areas are, because they are caller this morning. about 48 degrees by the time the sun comes up at 7:23. inland areas we'll be warmer as well -- cooler because without the clouds keeping us warmer, everything will burn up. the headlines for today. a mild clear start with the exception along the coast the that warm up is going to start today. only a few degrees warmer, but big changes are a head happening next week with the potential for fire danger. today onl

. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix5 news. >>> what democrats want on the record todayan who spoke with president trump almost before the corsl call with ukraine. >>> more trouble for the cigarette maker juul. >>> thousands across the bay area at risk of having its power shut off. the pg&e plan as a severe wind event is forecast in northern california. >>> good morning it's wednesday october 8. >>> we have a dip and the temperatures. >> that's right. the cool dip starts today. you can see on the camera it is a boggy star indicating changes for us. temperatures are cooler than yesterday. 49 in concorde. mid-50s in santa rosa at 49. concord in the mid 50s. san francisco 53 but it 60 in oakland. the weather headlines are mainly clear with patchy coastal fog. cooling down for the rest of the week with the strongest wind event of the season happening heading through wednesday and thursday due to dry, dusty offshore wind. we will talk about that coming up.>>> the morning commute is stacked up with metering lights on. the westbound commute out of the east bay into the city is

.>>> li cbs >>> live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix 5 news. >> classes cancelled in chicagousands of teachers decide to strike. >> and it's been 30 years since the lomapriada earthquake. >> it is thursday, october 17th good morning i'm kenny choi. >> and i'm michelle griego. mary lee is on a plane right now but emily turner is here with a look at our weather. >> it is starting to y t here at 6:29. you can see that most of the green's really moved out of the way. i'm going to zoom in to where we're seeing some lingering showers and some low clouds that we see behind it. you can see those low clouds looking out at the sales force tower camera. those will be moving out of the way. 59 degrees in concord and oakland right now. 49 degrees in santa rosa. high temperatures in the 60s and low 70s and in napa 73 in fairfield. 67 oakland and san francisco and cooler of course along the coast. 60 degrees in pacifica and 69 in san jose. that rain is going to continue to move out. i'm tracking your 7-day forecast just ahead. >>> taking a look at your traffic right now. heading towards tha

. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> a live look from highway 101 this morning where four people are dead after a horrific wrong-way crash. we'll take you live to the scene for the latest developments. >> and we're learning more about the kidnapping of a santa cruz tech ceo who later turned up dead. why police believe he was abducted. good morning it is thursday october 3rd i'm kenny choi. >> and i'm michelle griego. time now is 6:30 let's get right over to kpix 5's jackie ward. she's at that crash site. and jackie you've been on the scene for some time what are investigators telling you? >> chp just told me they hope to have the remaining three lanes of northbound 101 open in about 30 minutes. so right around 7:00. right now two lanes are open. three are still closed at the paul avenue exit on northbound 101 and this is why. you can see that they are continuing to clean up a crash that happened at 12:30 in the morning. they just removed the taxicab that was involved. this is the result of a wrong- way crash. a volkswagen sedan was driving the wrong way

. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix 5 news. >>> chopper 5 is live over the scene ofa horrific wrong-way crash on highway 101 northbound in san francisco that has left four people dead we'll take you to the scene for the very latest on this investigation. >> the trump administration is going after san francisco once again. the latest move in the ongoing battle. >> and california is imposing new rules on charter schools. the plan governor newsome will sign into law today. >> good morning everyone i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. it's 6:00 right now we've got to get right to that fatality on 101 in san francisco and for the latest on the traffic delays let's get right to jackie ward who is live at the scene with the very latest from chp. what are they telling you about when lanes will re-open? >> well they've opened up two lanes so far about 5:00 this morning at the beginning of the morning commute hours. but the remains 3 we have no idea when this will be open. it is still quite a mess. you can see the tow truck is still on the scene. driving the wrong way just

. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. >>> firefighters are racing the clock, they try to get a handle on the kincade fire before dangerous conditions return to the bay area. we will take you live to sonoma county for an update on their progress. >>> and hundreds of thousands of people will have their power shutoff once again as the day moves on. when the bulk of the outages will begin. good morning, it is tuesday, october 29th. i'm kenny choi. >> and i'm michelle griego. time now is 6:30. >>> let's get a live look outside from the east bay where fierce winds will return after a brief break. that's prompted a red flag warning later today as the fire danger rises once again. and we are live with team coverage. jackie ward has details on the latest round of power shutoffs. mary is tracking the wind speeds and poor air quality around the bay area. but let's start with cbs news reporter jonathan vigliotti in santa rosa where evacuation orders remain in effect due to the kincade fire. jonathan. >> reporter: yeah, and this wildfire really at the mercy of all of this w

. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. >>> now at 5:30, the gilroy high schoolootball team under investigation. this morning the accusations of assault. >>> plus these college kids are camping out but this is not the line for concert tickets. why they just want a place to live. >>> and a neighborhood plans to stop a sidewalk camping back fires. a new twist in this battle over boulders. >>> good morning, everyone. it is monday, october 1st, i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. about 5:30 right now. >>> let's get a check of the forecast. definitely feeling like fall. >> that's right. grab that jacket and coat as you head out the door. it's feeling even colder compared to yesterday morning with temperatures in the 30s, 40s and in the 50s as we start off the day. in fact, many locations in the 40s, from 48 in concord, looking at 42 in livermore, 47 in san jose, 40 santa rosa this morning. low 50s from oakland and downtown san francisco. taking you through the day with all of that sun, now temperatures will be milder compared to yesterday. so little bit warmer com

. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. >>> a controversial plan will replace thousandsop of toxic soil in contra costa county. details on the proposal now receiving pushback from the community. >>> and police are offering a reward for information after a pair of bay area concert goers were found shot to death inside a car. good morning. it is tuesday, october 1st. i'm kenny choi. >> and i'm michelle griego. >>> time now is 6:30. let's check in with mary lee and skies are looking beautiful out there right now. >> it is such a pretty start to the day with clear skies and the sun about to rise and we are looking at temperatures even colder than yesterday morning, so definitely bundle up as you head out the door for work and school. by the way, it's october 1st, national pumpkin spice day and definitely feeling like it with our chilly temps and our fall feel for sure. 40 right now in santa rosa, looking at 48 in concord, 51 in oakland, 52 in downtown san francisco. 47 fremont and for san jose right now and 42 for mountain view. taking you through the day, milder daytime hig

. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. >>> now at 5:30, the countdown is on tohe lights out this morning. the county pg&e says will go dark in about 90 minutes. >>> and burning out of control, this morning the nationwide effort to put out the kincade fire. good morning, everyone. it is tuesday, october. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. about 5:30 right now. we have team coverage on the intense winds causing problems all over the bay area. mary is tracking those conditions. gianna is keeping an eye on the morning commute. >>> let's begin with jackie ward this morning in rohnert park with the countdown to the newest round of power shutoffs. >> reporter: people across the bay area are bracing for yet another public safety power shutoff including here in rohnert park. we are in front of sonoma state university where the lights are on but they are only expected to be on until 7:00 this morning. the university says while they are not under immediate threat, they will be closed for the remainder of the week. that's in part due to the latest round of power shutof

. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. >>> a live look from the east bay wherare some frayed nerves after a late night earthquake. we will show you what it looked like the moment the quake hit. >>> and investigators in southern california are zeroing in on the cause of a wildfire that forced widespread evacuations this week. good morning, it is tuesday, october 15th. i'm ken bastida. >> and i'm michelle griego. >>> time now is 6:31. let's get right over to mary lee to talk about our forecast. hey there. >> good morning. happy tuesday to you. as we are looking at chilly temps and also areas ouyour thfog tuesday here. this is our lawrence hall of science camera. now show you your weather headlines. grab that jacket, bundle up as you head out the door for work and school with these chilly temps and low clouds and areas of fog. we will see sun for most of us as we head through the afternoon. seasonal daytime highs, but our next weather system arrives for tomorrow. and that will bring cooler temps, cloudier skies and also the chance for showers. i'll talk about that an

. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix5 news. . >> a live look from sonoma county where crews worked to prevent the kinkaid fire from spreading in the face of fierce winds. latest on their efforts. >> and we will explain why there's a small silver lining for us some pge customers supported to spend days in the dark. good morning, it's wednesday october 30th. and i am kenny choi. >> i am michelle griego. it's 6:30. . >>> just listen to at that wind how will. it's a taste what have crews are battling the kincade fire in sonoma county had to deal with. flames scorched 76,000 ainge acres. containment is at 15%. -changed from 2 hours earlier. 189 struss structures are destroyed. 86 residential homes. more than 4800 firefighters are on the front loin. and we are live with complete coverage mary will let us know why calmer winds spec today doesn't mean the fire danger is over. but let's go to jackie ward live near the fire lines. jackie. >> reporter: it doesn't mean that there are calm wind everywhere. you can see the dust and dirt and the fact that i cannot stand up straight w

bay area leaves a blanket of toxic smoke. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin this morning with the democratic presidential debate where for the first time senator elndtook center stage last night in westerville, ohio, just outside of columbus. warren who's rising in theol faced repeated criticism from her democratic rivals. the candidates agreed on one thing -- they supported the impeachment inquiry into president trump. danya bacchus is in westerville. what were the biggest takeaways from the debate? >> reporter: anne-marie, the three-hour debate played out as expected with the focus on topics of health care, joe biden's son, impeachment, and syria. last night's debate started with one thing all 12 candidates agreed upon -- >> the impeachment must go forward. >> donald trump needs to be held accountable -- >> reporter: former vice president joe biden defended himself and his son from president trump's insistence they be investigated by foreign countries. >> he's going after me because he knows if i get the n