how has that experience changed christina this season?> i think this season you will see her taking on something completely different, and she is running for mayor of berkeley, which is very exciting for us as actors to sort of explore that. clean bill with her of help from last season, she is just so excited to a brace -- to embrace something new and positive and challenging. just to watch it unfold and to play this this year has been fun so far. >> tell us, peter, how this has all changed your relationship or lease your character's relationship with christina, how it has evolved and whether you are on board with this decision to become mayor. >> welcome at first, adam is not on board. he think that is much to stressful having just gone through chemotherapy and battling cancer for christina to run for the mayor of berkeley. he lets his opinions be known. adam and christina really have it out about whether she should actually run into nights episode. >> big fight. >> oh, boy. one more reason to watch. thank you, guys. >> it is physical. n

christina's life is not an easy one. when i first read this, i'm the one doing most of the accounting. we kind of misread what the waiver condition was. when you read it you put it together. we were very positive about it. it was later on that it was pointed out that the legal bases, the nexus. it was it doesn't look too good now. i find it very hard for a city like san francisco especially how progressive and wanting to help those in need will make somebody like christina pay $8,000 which she has used inform are a multiple of other things. i find it very hard that we are doing that to her and again i think like my previous person said a law of unintended consequences. it's not giving her much of a leg to stand on and as' nexus to talk about some people will not be able to afford it but the chance of the lottery and the people paying the fee. however this ordinance did not provide for the lottery. it's suspended from the lottery so it gave no outcome for the people in need economically and with disabilities. the ordinanc

i'm meteorologist christina loren. it is chilly out there, the warm-up continues today and tomorrow. then temperatures tumble. i'll sort it out in your full forecast moments away. >> as wim watching for that traffic tuesday we have a new trash heading across the bay bridge if you are planning on crossing the bay, i'm going to show you a way around. >> a live look now at the transamerica building looking good, clear in san francisco and around the bay area. it is tuesday, october 15 and this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning. 6:00. i'm marla tellez. >> i'm terry mcsweeney. jon and laura are off today. this morning b.a.r.t. trains are running as negotiations continue. while you were sleeping a federal mediator made the announcement saying both sides are still at the bargaining table despite the midnight deadline though. no strike has been called the threat still looming. christie smith live at caltrans headquarters in oakland where a marathon session wraps up. what can you tell bus this? >> reporter: good morning t

i'm meteorologist christina loren. i'll have those numbers coming up. >> and traffic moving smoothly at this hour. no major reports to bring along. we'll keep them coming if they come in. we'll get you up to speed. >> those folks making their way to this city. san francisco, beautiful clear out there. you made to the tuesday morning, october 29th, this is "today in the bay."

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let's see how it's looking now with meteorologist christina loren. good morning. >> good morning to you. the wind must have blown her back in. we're glad you're home with us. temperatures this morning are pretty chilly. i can tell you it's one of those days you don't want to forget the jacket. might be a day to break out the boots, the gloves, this is san jose. mostly cloudy, but we're not going to see a lot of cloud cover in terms of fog. throughout the morning hours because our atmosphere is getting so much mixing from the area of low pressure so we have an area of low pressure that's going to impact us later on today. the fog will settle in by tonight. keep that in mind. overall it's so blustery right now we'll start to get these wind gusts at about 34 to 40 miles per hour. they are down from the 75-mile-per-hour plus gusts we were dealing with overnight. so, as you head throughout the day winds will continue to drop off. that's good news. you see the snow moving through the sierra. they could pick up maybe six inches of fresh powder. so it's earl

. >>> i'm meteorologist, christina loren. boy, oh boy, do we have thick pockets of fog this morning. we are going to rebound jumping by about 40 degrees in some cities. i'll have your full forecast in just a few moments. >>> we have one lane of the bay bridge blocked right now. low clouds and fog. a wrong-way driver just reported for the south bay. we'll sort out those reports. i'll bring that to you coming up >>> let's take you outside. a live look. i believe this orange fog is the south bay. a live look over san jose. the light illuminating your day before the sun comes up on this wednesday, october 23rd. this is "today in the bay." >>> 5:00 on the nose. good morning. happy wednesday. thanks a lot for joining us. i'm jon kelley. >>> good morning. i'm marla tallez. laura is off this morning. a new b.a.r.t. shutdown for commuters to deal with. we are not talking about a strike. federal investigators will shut down a section of the track toss look into the recent deaths of two workers. "today in the bay's" christie smith is li

back in 1991, carl's first wife, christina, levi's mother also died in a tragic accident.d christina were living here in california with their three young children. >> she was the consummate mom. her goal in life was to be a mother. >> carlson told police that christina was in the bathroom when some kerosene that had spilled suddenly erupted in flames. >> when you get a call like that you're in shock. >> her sister tried to move forward but there were two things that gave her pause. he had taken out a $200,000 life insurance policy on his wife. >> that doesn't sound like a lot by today's standards but then it was a lot of money. >> and the windows to the bathroom had been boarded up with 17 nails. >> when i found it was boarded, i was in shock. >> he told investigators that the pain wne was proeken. for the good of the children, they put the best face on things as karl quickly moved across the country to new york state and remarried. >> i had to set aside all of my suspicions because i was absolutely going to make sure those kids knew their mother. >> but that all changed

i'm meteorologist christina loren. offshore flow increases, that means it will be warmer. tomorrow i'll let you know who could get close to 90 degrees. your full forecast is moments away. >> a live look outside now, beautiful shot, looks like the hunt for red october. >> there you go. >> it's tuesday, october 15 and this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning. it is 5:30. i'm marla tellez. >> i'm terry mcsweeney. an update to a developing story. we want to let you know b.a.r.t. trains are running. but the marathon negotiation between b.a.r.t. and its unions still going on now. both sides have been at the bargaining table all night. the unions chose not to strike today. what happens next whrks it's a new deadline to reach an agreement unclear. christie smith is live at caltrans in oakland. these negotiations are taking center stage and still going on now? >> yeah, believe it or not. they are giving it their all in terms of timing. we keep an eye on these doors, that's where we've seen union workers coming in and out. w

christina is back talking about what's going on outside. wind and temperatures on the rise. >> they are going to be climbing into the 90s inland both saturday and sunday. good morning to you, jon and laura. look at your sustained wind speeds. it's balm they morning, plenty of 60s across the bay area. that wind is coming straight from the direction of where the fire is burning, lake berryessa area. this is what we're talking about. 47 miles north of san francisco because of those wind speeds and the direction the winds are coming from, yeah, we have the smoky situation. as we head throughout the morning hours we're going to show you some of the smoke once the sun starts to come up over the next half hour, 45 minutes, we have a network of cameras across the bay area so stick around for that. we'll be able to show you what it looks like in terms of the smoke coming in. i want to talk about where we're headed in terms of your wind. it has to do with what we expect later on. area of low pressure moves to the east. for us we see our winds decreas

thanks so much. >>> now we want to talk to christina loren. how long can we expect these strong winds to last? are they going to die down any time soon? >> yeah, they actually are, marla. we are looking towards that as we head throughout the second half of your weekend. i'm happy to report as far as this morning's wind event goes, we're already starting to notice those numbers dropping off. ]phighlights. richmond had a 64-mile-per-hour wind gust. north oakland, 54-mile-per-hour wind gust. in santa rosa, 39 miles per hour. it's just one of those days. it hardly ever gets this windy in the bay area. you have made it through the worst part. it's still going to be blustery, and our firefighters will remain on high alert. at least for the next 24 hours. as we continue to see those conditions improve. want to take it right to your futurecast. you'll notice at the bottom of your screen, you see that key there. we're going to see the winds drop off to about ten, 15 miles per hour by 11:00 tonight, and that will continue to be the case as we head throu

christina loren to talk about our halloween forecast. >> a real treat. that's the word i would use even if it wasn't halloween. you know. not that creative sometimes. 4:48. you know what, it's going to be so nice out there. i want to thank you for waking up with with us. you're part of our morning routine. temperatures are looking good, 46 degrees now. down in the south bay, uniform numbers courtesy of a blanket of low clouds. it's the low clouds that are going to keep our temperatures milder, more comfortable than the frigid start. you can see the clouds in this live picture, temperatures will be warmer this afternoon by a few degrees, close toite out in the east bay, 70 degrees on the way to livermore. 72 in san rafael. and oh, yeah, i've got your trick-or-treat forecast. we're looking really good for a comfortable night inland. as you know when the sun starts to set temperatures drop like a rock. 65 degrees. 8:15, 62 degrees, down to 58 at 10:15. overall talking about a comfortable halloween here where most of the nas on the east coast will deal with

back to you guys >>> christina, you bring the great forecast. i bring more on the government shutdown. they fought and died for the country in afghanistan. this morning, the families of five american soldiers will not receive guaranteed death benefits because of the government shutdown. one of the five that died went to school right here in the bay area. >> reporter: first lieutenant jennifer marino joined the army's special operations command as a surgical nurse. last weekend, the 25-year-old soldier and three others were killed been an ied or improvised explosive device. one of marina's former teachers called her a model cadette. >> we thought highly of her and we thought highly of the family. that's what we are going to miss, her beauty, her charm. we'll always remember her in our hearts. >> the cass debt's family as well as families of other service members will not be receiving guaranteed death benefits because of the shutdown. families are given $100,000 to help cover funeral costs and transportation. >> while that may not be urgent for me

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daly city, as christina called, a lot of fog today. back to you. >>> right now, we want to get you a follow-up on that growing issue of bike safety all around san francisco. the city's municipal transportation agency wants to hear the community's thoughts on its folsom complete street pilot program, a plan to reduce traffic lane on a busy stretch of folsom between 4th and 11th streets creating a little buffer for cyclists. advocates point to the fact this year alone, a total of four riders have been killed in the area. tonight's meeting starts at 6:00 and will be held at the so ma recreation center. >>> it is 4:40. still ahead, one of the country's most iconic buildings is about to undergo a makeover >>> we'll tell you about the effects of the government shutdown and how it will be felt well into next year. we'll show you impact on the upcoming tax season. to those who've waited... worried... poked and prodded... taken risks... and lived in a state of "what if?"... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to covered california. the

i'm meteorologist christina loren. temperatures are chilly out there to start, we've got thick pockets of fog we're tracking. overall a cooler day ahead. i'll let you know what's in store for your weekend coming up. >> plus, road crews out there, we may have a crew that needs to repair a road or the loss of a road. we'll tell you where that's happening in the east bay. >> right now we'll take you to the south bay for a live look spanning over san jose. a little time before the sun comes up. this thursday, october 24th, this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning to you. straight up 5:00 on this thursday. thanks for being with us. i'm marla tellez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm jon kelley. good morning. thanks for joining us as always. we can tell you protesters are set to be outside a b.a.r.t. meeting calling

i'm meteorologist christina loren. i want to show you 75-mile-per-hour hurricane force wind gust this is morning through the altamont pass. winds are calming down but the shower chances are ramping up. we'll have your full forecast in a moment. back to you. >> a smooth drive now as you approach the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll talk about what trees might remain on the roadways as well. you'll want to watch for that. >> we're easing into a monday morning here. taking a live look outside from the south bay. looks clear. it was windy to start. we'll check the forecast with christina and mike's got a look at the commute. this is "today in the bay." >>> a very good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> good morning. thanks for being with us. i'm marla tellez. jon is off today. we begin with breaking news we're following in the south bay. in san jose, one person is dead after a crash involving a suspected drunk driver. this happened on weibel way off lee avenue in the willow glenn neighborhood. b

let's check in with christina. >> good morning to you. keep that chap stick handy, jon, because it's dry out there. we head throughout day that will be the case. we've got dry northerly winds, temperatures now mostly in the 60s. as we head throughout the morning hours these winds will be fierce. they are going to drop off throughout this afternoon into tonight. highs look really summerlike as we get into the first friday of the new month. 86 degrees in livermore, 84 in fremont, and october starts tonight. 83 degrees, a warm day. we'll have the full forecast. i promise the forecast on the way. let's get you on the way to work. here is mike inouye. >> oak tober fest, having that over at the diamond area of oakland as well. we're looking toward 880, a smooth flow but the camera is shaking. gusty winds around the bay, the maps, 880, 580 no problem, toward the maze or the bay bridge. the bay bridge has the wind advisory. a smoother drive now that the crash has cleared at a street. it is gone now. we have a smooth drive across the san mateo bri

i'm meteorologist christina loren. i want to show you 75-mile-per-hour hurricane force wind gust this is morning through the altamont pass. winds are calming down but the shower chances are ramping up. we'll have your full forecast in a moment. back to you. >> a smooth drive now as you approach the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll talk about what trees might remain on the roadways as well. you'll want to watch for that. >> we're easing into a monday morning here. taking a live look outside from the south bay. looks clear. it was windy to start. we'll check the forecast with christina and mike's got a look at the commute. this is "today in the bay."

let's check with meteorologist christina loren. she gets our nobel weather prize. >> thank you. >> no, thank you. >> you know what, we are getting spoiled. we've got this sweet stride of weather headed our way. you had to get through showers yesterday. cool in the south bay. we had stellar sunny conditions all the way from the north bay for most of the peninsula as well so. this is what we're working with. a cold start, the coldest morning of the season so far. temperatures are going to continue to get cooler as our days get shorter. that time of year you're starting to use your heater. this morning 49 degrees in santa cruz. 42 for gilroy. winds are going to pick up. we have the jet stream on top of us so it's going to feel like fall. they are kind of going all over the place in terms of the wind arrows. throughout day today they will shift out of the northwest. that means, though, dry conditions and lots of sunshine from san francisco, 72 today, 76 in livermore and 74 on the way to gilroy. i can't bring this up enough. the game 5,

live look outside shows you what christina is talking about.nse fog in poblths throughout the east bay. the northbound tail lights southbound with the tail lights. that road building up in all lanes, the cash lanes. the metering lights have been on since 6:00. the b.a.r.t. trains are inner is advice. folks have an alternate to the bay bridge. they can ride to the bay. >>> 6:35. it appears common courtesy really does pay off. >>> one of those feel-good stories. you let a person go in front of you in line. for a retired couple in fremont, that bags them a quarter, three-quarters of a million dollars. bob and arlene johnson weren't in any rush when they stopped into the quick stop on walnut avenue. they decided to let the guy behind them check out first. that person bought a lottery scratcher ticket. they decided to buy one as well. they ended up winning the top prize of $750,000. the couple says we are going to go big, invest the money after buying a new truck and the rototiller. that's how you go big when you win the scratch off. sweet little la

i'm meteorologist christina loren.peratures are going to be comfortable, we do have a very slight chance for showers, otherwise looking toward a gorgeous week. we'll show you the forecast 18 few moments. >> we have a little trip up on the commute we have problems for folks why they can't get off at the bay bridge or off of the east shore freeway. not where they might want to. we'll explain. >> and a live look at a bright spot in the east bay. we take

toss it over to christina. >> let it go. >> you guys think that was impressive. you should see her tackling. marla tellez can take them out. we've got a good looking day shaping up. forgive me marla. we've got a good looking day. you can see here mostly clear conditions over the bay bridge. the big story in the weather department is gorgeous temperatures this weekend. we're going to warm up. 78 degrees for today. 71 in santa teresa. so stick around, i really look forward to giving you the weekend forecast. my gift to you coming up. here is mike inouye. >> it's a pretty easy so far friday morning so we're going to knock on whatever i have here and live shots, the volume starts to build south 880 out of fremont, in the south bay pretty normal. 101 through san jose. another look outside shows you how things are across the bay. 92, no delays. same for 84. on the east bay oakland a smooth flow, building a tad as you pass in both directions. the curve and the high rise. another look as you approach the berkeley area. west 80 showing more traffic around 60 miles per hou

we'll look at the 7 day and when rain returns. >> thanks, christina.coming up tying the knot in the middle of the night. >> we'll tell you which state is now the latest to allow same-sex marriage. >>> b.a.r.t. still on strike for the fourth day in a row. as we give you a live look at the lake merritt b.a.r.t. station where you can see workers are again on the picket lines. there are no talks scheduled between b.a.r.t. and its employee unions. b.a.r.t.'s board of directors will meet on its own a little later today. we'll check your commute with mike in moments. first, here are today's other top stories. federal investigators hope to intervau the operator behind a b.a.r.t. train that killed two workers. the national transportation safety board arrived in walnut creek yesterday to examine the tracks t signals and the train involved in the deadly accident. b.a.r.t. says the train was on a routine maintenance run while the strike was going on. >>> a panel hearing arguments from ac transit and its unions over their dispute. the union threatening to strike on

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christina loren here to take a look at our wednesday forecast and beyond.w are we looking out there? >> it depends on where you are waking up. temperatures are uniform. plenty of low 50s. 45, napa, 53, gilroy, 51, livermore. overall, getting the showers in the south bay. it is really not much to talk about. let that radar picture show you what i mean. that will be the case as we head throughout the first part of the morning. your futurecast tells the story. by about noon today, the bay area, nice and clear if you are headed down the 5. count on some showers on your way in. a lot of sunshine for the sec half of the day. the area of low pressure that came through gave us a nice, clean shot of clear air. bayside, 69 degrees. 65 degrees at the coast. cool enough there for a light sweater o are jacket. we do have a warmup headed our way. i'll show you when that kicks in. first, i want to get you out that front door on time. here is mike inouye. >>> 6:02. just about six minutes ago when they turned those lights on. for pretty much all the lanes there. we are look

christina loren has the day off. let's check in with meteorologist, rob mayeda to tell us what's happening on our tuesday. >>> you have to give us credit. we have made it to wednesday. 40s and 50s outside halfway through the week. we're going to see kind of a tale of two weeks. wednesday, the transition day as we head into thursday and friday. jacket weather, not too windy outside. this will allow not too much of a sea breeze today. even san francisco should climb close to 70 degrees. you can see some high clouds going on by. this is a weather system that's not going to bring us rain. it will filter the sun for the morning as you see these bands of high clouds going by. no low clouds. out near the coastline, numbers in the upper 60s to low 70s. a few more high clouds coming in. near 70 in san francisco today. mid-70s in san jose. some of the warmer locations inland around pleasanton and livermore, close to 80. after today, winds become a bit of a bigger story. gusty winds in the hills very likely if those north winds

let's look at the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. i'm going to get fired. >> don't worry. we investigate. i'll find out what's in that after this. we're looking good out there right now. where you can actually see the highway. that's for the most part the greater bay area. there are really deep pockets of fog you're going to find between san mateo and san francisco as you make your way up the peninsula this morning. so get ready to slow down. a mile and a half of visibility in santa rosa, we expect these to continue to drop off throughout the next couple hours we'll be tracking this. mike is always tracking your drive. good morning. >> good morning. we have live cameras around the bay area so we check those, we'll let you know, we'll show you as the visibility is affected. so far okay on the peninsula. that's 101. the maps where traffic flows throughout that peninsula for 101 and 280, the south bay not a problem. over to the east bay i showed you the tri-valley. livermore getting in, not a problem. out of there we do have a crash rep

christina's got a look at the forecast. i need some kind of warm-up or something. >> we've got one for you. good morning to you. happy columbus day. time 4:45. let's take you out and show you what it looks like. we have a beautiful day in store starting out clear all the way from the coast to the inland valleys. we expect an offshore flow event that means we'll see elevated fire danger but our temperatures will be warmer and you're getting great beach weather as we head deeper into october. a beautiful clear start there from high atop san bruno overlooking the bay. temperatures this morning are comfortable in some cities, others it's frigid. plenty of 40s on the map. 43 degrees in santa rosa. 42 for napa and 49 degrees in san jose. by lunch time temperatures are going to be cool in the stixt later on today we expect really warm conditions and temperatures in mid-70s even in san francisco. 82 for livermore, 79 in santa teresa. so a nice comfortable afternoon headed our way. then it starts to warm up as we head throughout the

back to bed. >> christina loren is here. a crisp start and halloween on the way. >> it's going to be nice tonight. you know that's such good news. this is one of those holidays chances are if you've got kids you're headed out at some point. let's talk a little bit about that chill in the air this morning. i can tell you right now it's not as cold as it was yesterday but it's going to be cold enough for a jacket for the first part of the day. we have low clouds moving in. and those are kind of trapping in warmth for the time being. however, i can tell you right now it's going to be nice, beautiful sunny finish. i'm also tracking thick fog this morning. this just developed along the coastline. especially the peninsula coast. you'll find some thick pockets between half moon bay and san francisco. we only have about a mile and a quarter in half moon bay. quarter mile visibility in san francisco this morning. by the way, speaking of the winchester mystery house they are holding a flashlight tour tonight. yeah, they don't come aro

christina loren, it will be nice and warm and feel like the end of summer? >>> it will.ve to get through the cold mornings first. because we do start out so cold, you might get home by about noon, 1:00 and your home is still very cold. open up those windows and let the sunshine in. temperatures outside, 80. offshore flow is the reason why. we have no low clouds to point out for this morning's drive. keep that in mind. mike, still tracking a couple of things. we'll get to his report in just a minute. you can see all these winds, all the arrows pointing out at the pacific. those winds will build. we are talking about a gusty afternoon at the coastline later on today. between about 10 to 15 miles per hour, sustained gusts by about 4:00 p.m. look at your temperatures to start. it is cold out there, 50, livermore. 52, san jose. 44 degrees this morning in gilroy. so we'll take you through the hour by hour changes and stop the clock on your futurecast. at lunchtime, temperatures in the mid-70s. livermore, 75. 77 here in san jose. we'll round out the day in the upper 70s in san

we're going to check in with christina. we're going to check jon kelley's wallet for these. >> benjamin. >> that new high tech $100 bill comes out. it will look similar to the old bill but the new bill has new security features designed to make it a lot harder -- >> looks different. >> it has a face on it. they don't want counterfeiters to weapon pto replicate them. have fun waving those around. >> that's what you do in vegas. make it rain. >> the bill was delayed because of production problems. officials say the old $100 bills will still work, thank goodness, for the time being. >> you need a lot of those to buy one of these. taking bling to a new level. this is a real diamond about the size of a small egg. it sold for -- yes. can't see much through that except money. the price tag -- $30.6 million. this happened in auction in hong kong. a couple bidders went at it, competed for the 118-carat diamond. took about six minutes. over $30 million. a flawless oval diamond discovered in southern africa. that will look nice on a p

here is christina. >> good morning to you, laura and jon. i think weather could come into play for today's game in oakland. i'll have the forecast in my next report. but this morning we are talking chilly temperatures out there. already in the mid-40s in places like santa rosa and novato. 47 in santa cruz and gilroy will likely be the first city to drop into the upper 30s as we head throughout the morning. like i said earlier we expect this to be the coolest of the season. by noon you could see almost uniform temperatures across the bay area. one of those days where we hit the 70s just about everywhere. 72 in oakland and 72 right here in san jose. that has something to do with the cool front yesterday and the amount of sunshine we expect right off the bat, then the warm-up begins. i'll detail that in the next report. first let's check your drive, see how we're doing. it's friday eve. >> it is and it's also sort of just before we get to the real commute so it's a smooth drive across the bay. bay area wide we're looking at the easy flow, no ma

christina loren is back and our stock seems to be rising around here. we got friday, we got the weekend, temperatures weep going up. >> you know it's a beautiful place to live. and it's going to be nice this weekend before we drop like a rock getting into next week. i want to thank you for waking up with us. this live picture over the golden gate bridge which you can actually see this morning. first time you can see the bridge at this early hour. all week long we've had the thick fog. this morning things are going to change a bit. with the lack of fog it's not as thick this morning. we have temperatures that are really dropping off especially from the north bay we are dipping into the 30s. make sure you're ready for that, cold condition this is morning. in the north end of the bay area. otherwise pretty good. 52 to start the day in livermore. i want to show you your visibility going in and out. santa rosa started the show with a half mile visibility. now a mile and a quarter. a half mile available to you now in napa. so travel through the north bay, we'

is there they are. >>> also, christina milian and mark ballas.e floor. got a 10. but they got kicked off despite that great performance last night. a few smiles this morning. we're going to talk to them about it in a little bit. >> there they are, hanging up the shoes. i cannot believe it. we don't want to see anybody go. but they were leading on the board. >> but they get 10s for those smiles after flying all night. after that red-eye. we're getting to the point in the season, where they're all going to start feeling like shockers. somebody has to go. but last night -- they killed it. >> really hard to watch. >>> and then, we're going to talk about getting fitness obsessed. one trainer says we all have the potential to do just that. >> hmm. okay. >> and is there something we're not thinking about that can make it part of a regimen or a schedule? >> cupcakes? >> we're thinking about cupcakes. but a way to make sure fitness is your routine. >> it really is. >>> let's get news from josh. >> we're going to turn to los angeles, that serious airport s

i'm meteorologist, christina loren. it is a cold start to the day. one of the coldest days of the season so far. nonetheless, we have a warmer afternoon, lots of sunshine headed our way. i have your halloween forecast. we are taking a look at the weekend numbers as well. >>> traffic looking good here on this wednesday. anthony slaughter in the traffic center for mike inouye. we are going to get you outside on time and up to speed in just a few. >> the warriors getting ready to start their push for another appearance in the postseason. we will be taking inside oracle arena where the crews are all ready for the big-time tip-off. >>> we want to take you outside. yes, it is a chilly start on this wednesday morning. bundle up. wrap yourself up before you head out the door. a lot of news ahead on this wednesday, october 30th. this is "today in the bay."

i'm meteorologist christina loren. temperatures are going to be comfortable, we do have a very slight chance for showers, otherwise looking toward a gorgeous week. we'll show you the forecast 18 few moments. >> we have a little trip up on the commute we have problems for folks why they can't get off at the bay bridge or off of the east shore freeway. not where they might want to. we'll explain. >> and a live look at a bright spot in the east bay. we take you live to o.co coliseum t raiders beat the chargers late last night. 27-17. the a's, they are looking good in the alds, they take on the tigers on this october 7th, monday, this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> good morning. i'm marla tellez in for jon kelley today. happening now fire crews are on the scene of a house fire in palo alto. the fire was reported just after 4:00 this morning at a home at the intersection of orrinda street. firefighters on the scene telling us they are in defensive mode now.

meteorologist christina loren tracking the changing conditions. we begin with "today in the bay's" chase cane live along the embarcadero where the wind is causing problems. good morning, chase. >> reporter: good morning. all sorts of problems, you can probably tell the wind is strong, it's constant, it's blowing the flags here at pier 39 flat. and they have been staying that way since we got out here. check out video from not far away near the panhandle. a tree blew down onto the street. crews spent a couple hours trying to chop that up and cleaning that up. in the last half hour or so they were able to get the tree out of the road. and over in potrero hills problems where wind blew construction scaffolding into power lines near 20th street there. farther north in napa county incredible video, a tree blowing down onto a truck, just north of napa off highway 29, of course it took more work there to chop that tree up as well, get that out of the way. chp was out there for a while helping with that mess. there is the wild fire that we showed you at t

christina loren getting our first check outside tuesday morning. crisp out there. >> it is crisp. good morning to you, jon and marla. a lot of people could be in another very long wait outdoors. we want to make sure you're ready for thens. we have more fog in san francisco than yesterday and less fog in san jose. visibility down to about a mile and 3/4 now in san francisco. i want to talk about your temperatures, they are chilly this morning. numbers are now running in the 40s and 50s. we're at 43 in napa, 48 in concord, 53 in san jose. as we head throughout the next couple hours it will stay very cold and then we'll start to see a rebound. i'll take you through the full forecast. still tracking showers, we push ped them back. i'll show you on the seven-day forecast. right now, though, the man we need to talk to, mike inouye. could be another rough one. >> it could be because of all of the uncertainty. late last night the b.a.r.t. system, b.a.r.t. and the unions came to a tentative agreement saying the trains would run at least limited this morning. as chase cain reported they are

let's look at the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. good morning. >> good morning to you. we have a dense fog advisory this morning, the first one of the season. you can see why. really thick pockets all the way from napa down to san francisco. you're going to lose visibility rapidly and we've got areas where you can only see hundreds of feet. give yourself extra time but yeah we've got a nice rebound to the day. we're still headed toward the 80s this afternoon. 54 right now in san jose, good morning to you livermore, you're at 50. 47 degrees to kick off the day in concord. this is what we expect. as you heard from chase cain live on the scene the b.a.r.t. trains may not be running until at least 6:00 a.m. we might see delays 0 layer up. might be a long wait. temperatures are very killy. by noon 76 degrees. 84 degrees is the high. 77 degrees bayside and 75 degrees at the coast. still maybe going to see showers. we'll show you when and what we expect. kind of a tricky forecast through the next couple days. just in time for halloween. i'

that window would have been his wife christina's only way out.just a week after the fire, karl hit the road, leaving california with his three young children, returning to upstate new york to be near his family. and when he left, christina's sister says he took with him any chance of a thorough investigation into her sister's death. >> we all raised our concerns, that we thought the fire looked very suspicious. the sheriff's department didn't want to waste their resources. they let this guy walk out of the state of california and never went after him. >> reporter: that was 17 years ago. now two deaths, mother and son, each with a big payout for karl karlsen. was he a man cursed with a family tragedies? or was he murdering his own family members for money? a lot of people have said, when this guy needed money, a family member would die. >> there's definitely a pattern here. >> reporter: glenn coin, a reporter for the "syracuse post standard," has reported extensively on the case. >> 20 days before christina dies, karl takes out a $200,000 life ins

let's check back with meteorologist christina loren. tell us about a cool start but decent looking day ahead. >> gosh, it's going to be so nice. these numbers, they are chilly to start. it's the beautiful rebound we're going to see later on this afternoon that you can all look forward to. not too hot, not too cool. it's a little brisk so feels like fall. temperatures at noon, we'll be in the upper 70s in some cities, fairfield 75, elsewhere though you see all of this green shading around the inner bay, that's because the low clouds are going to be back throughout the morning hours. we're not expecting thick fog yet. by tomorrow we'll see that as an area of low pressure starts to move closer to the bay area. today these numbers are really hard to beat. widespread 70s from santa rosa to gilroy, looking good, the only 80 is out in fairfield as you make your way through the delta. your full forecast, we'll show you on a map who has the best chance in my next report. first your morning drive. >> good morning. we're looking here toward the go

christina loren is off.s in checking things out for us >>> off to a chilly start. 40s and 50s for now. by afternoon, mostly t-shirt weather around the bay area. mid-70s inland. mid-70s in san jose. tomorrow, not much change temperaturewise. the winds will pick up and our temperatures will climb friday into the beginning of the weekend. >> the south bay struggling to recover. i just watched the tow truck. this backup from basically 85, itq has to clear and smooth out. also, moving over toward 85, 87 and 280. no problems along the peninsula. we see a8 good volume of traffi. heavier volume, speeds coming down. >>> let's give you one final check of the day's top stories. an electrical wire in the attic being blamed for an early morning house fire. this happened in san jose. the homeowner heard a faint buzz coming from the line right before flames broke out. nobody was hurt. that fire was quickly put out and contained at the home. >> a live look at oakland international where a fedex cargo plane had to make an em

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is that christina was a very beautiful baby. extravagant baby. she was so extravagant i would put her in baby contests. judge lake: and that's why i need you to understand you love this child! you put her in baby contests! she's your beautiful baby girl, and then all of a sudden you disappear on her, and that's what her sadness, her frustration, is about. do you understand that? yeah. (audience applauding) but see, your honor... judge lake: ms. wisniewski, how does that make you feel, to hear that at some point, you were the apple of his eye? he's parading you around at baby contests, saying, "look at my beautiful baby girl." mr. wisniewski: i think she even gave you a picture. it was never... it was never there after that, after so many years. mr. wisniewski: because i was getting played. i was getting toyed. no way i was going to put any kids in a relationship of being questioned and used. he thinks i'm after his money, too? like an inheritance he's supposed to be getting? i don't want nothing to do with his money. i just want time. mr. wisniew

i'm meteorologist christina loren. i'll have those numbers coming up. >> and traffic moving smoothly at this hour. no major reports to bring along. we'll keep them coming if they come in. we'll get you up to speed. >> those folks making their way to this city. san francisco, beautiful clear out there. you made to the tuesday morning, october 29th, this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning. 5:00, i'm marla tellez in for jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. we begin with a story you'll only see on nbc bay area. court proceedings begin today for one of six teens charged with killing an off-duty paramedic. now almost seven months after quinn boyers' murder his widow is speaking publicly. bob joins us where the couple worked together at an ambulance company. good morning, bob. >> reporter: yes. liz boyer and her husband quinn worked as paramedics. today one of the teens accused in her husband's murder will have a preliminary hearing. on april 2, while he was off duty helping his father with a doctor's appointment in o

beautiful. >> check in with meteorologist christina loren. she has a look at our forecast today and all important tonight. >> that's right we have a good looking day shaping up. temperatures are chilly out there but not as cold as it was yesterday. happy to report hour by hour changes, work like this. we're going to be in the upper 60s, by about lunch time today as temperatures climb under a ridge of high pressure that is going to drive our winds offshore. it's not going to be a major wind event. 78 in livermore, 78 in san francisco. here is mike and the morning drive. >> we have a backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. it's formed quickly for most of the lanes. off to the right clear, those are the cash lanes so a different pattern as folks shift. i think a lot want to leave early today because of trick-or-treating or just to watch the candy. the east shore freeway, 24, not a big deal. highway 4 that late burst. will is the tri-valley. we started to see slowing. i'll track that so. far no drama so. far. back to you. >> we like it. still ahead