right on the coast. really getting pretty close to the coast of south carolina. it was moving north of 14, now at 15 miles per hour. it's continuing to get a little faster. so that will continue as we work our way inland. it's really important to realize it's not just that center point. it really is -- it's been a large storm for most of its lifetime. hurricane force winds extend out 70 miles. and the latest i saw, tropical storm force winds, about 275 miles out from the center. it's big. so it's not just the folks right around the center. there's quite a few communities that see some of these strong winds. did want to say, there's still river flooding back in florida and some of that, it's important that water doesn't drain very fast. so some of those rivers could stay at flood stage and several locations, actually, record flood, could be that way for days, even more than a week. so just something to think about with time. we're not over yet. we're very close to the south carolina coast. the impact, winds, rain bands have already started. there's already been so

coast. i represent noaa, which is accepted -- and we are part of -- just one of 15 national marine sanctuaries and monuments in the sanctuary system. the system encompasses more than 600,000 square miles of great lakes waters, and washington state to the florida keys, in from lake huron to the american samoa. this is off the coast of north carolina. again, here is some other representations of our sanctuaries, but we are located about 16 miles off the coast of cape patterns, north carolina. we are 230 feet of water where the currents collide. not only is it a challenging environment to work in, we've got one of the most important and significant thanks to be interpreting. we're happy to tell this story. what was the u.s. monitor? it was a cheese box in a raft, that was the first of its kind prototype designed specifically for estuary harbor warfare to fight the css virginia during the civil war. it is a strange-looking vessel. if you think about, these are the days of cannonballs and cannone

it's going to be a great day for some of you along the coast in marin county, the san mateo coast. will get into the pattern where the deck of clouds will mix out altogether. drizzle on the coast lingering throughout the afternoon, sunny and breezy in the bay, and warmer days next week. we will get the sun in the sacramento valley and then it works westward. 2:00, we are mostly sunny but the fog will stay put with that footprint right from the sonoma county coast to big sur. as we get into your sunday, it expands even more so as sacramento waking up to the gray sky. the afternoon, we are still rather gray but it will mix out and we will look for overnight lows to drop off as the skies clear up monday night and tuesday, with warmer afternoons. here's a look at the breezy wind, look how they build from 20 mileshour at the coast, 25 around the delta. we will continue to see wind gusting 30 miles an hour toward the delta. it is a cooler day, but monday things are trying to turn around. 80's arrives, with upper 80's tuesday near solano county. wednesday should be the warmest day of the

lots of fog near the coast.r temps. i'm not as bullish as others here. napa yesterday. 79 i'll go 83 today wanna creek from 82 to 86, palo alto and san jose in lockstep there 74 yesterday we'll go 80 today. inland tamps now? yes it's possible we could. if there's enough of a little bit of a breeze. maybe get to 90. but 82 yesterday. we'll go 86 today. 87 89 88 there were far enough inland. there will probably be some near 90. but i'm not as strong on some of these temps as other forecast projections are forties fifties and sixties on the tips. east bay temps all fifties at least far as i can tell here, 52 alamo clayton's at 50 to fifty's mid fifties alameda, 57. l street or 57 36, truckee, south lake tahoe seventies eighties on the desert fifties sixties up and down the coast that i will build in it is already trying to build in so warmer inland, but it's not a really strong high, so 60 seventies and eighties, the fog near the coast has not gone away. i draw your attention here watch over this year and to the no

extent your goldengate and now the coast. for now the fog is hanging out for coastal locations. you could see this afternoon this fog poking through the goldengate all day, it's still there. a live look at at it, it compact and shallow layer of fog but it's very stubborn. the marine air temperatures cool. right at 60 degrees right now. upper 60s. temperatures have been mild in san jose and in the mid-70s and hot inland. more of a june pattern with a june bloom with a a contrast in temperatures farther inland. the fog spreading into the inland valleys by tomorrow morning. it will retreat from the inland valleys but it will take a little while around the bay and along the coast. i think we will will have that fog poking through goldengate 12:00. if the the wind runs parallel to the coast instead of westerly that will happen by around 2:00 or 3:00 so it will be close to the display. temperatures tonight dropping into the 50s normal for for this time of year. tomorrow we warm up a little bit. we are cautiously optimistic that we

breezy and great at the coast. -- gray at the coast.as deep as he gets before it begins to wash out and allows for brighter days. looking nice and nothing too extreme. we have our warmer weather. >> kind of a difference. kind of crescendoing up. i used a big word there. safeguarding your wildlife and natural resources along our coast and san francisco bay is part of building a better bay area. when it comes to the whales that migrate through our coastal waters, the solutions are becoming more sophisticated. >> as a researcher at the marine man center, bill has been watching san francisco bay for decades. he says there has been more to keep an eye on. >> there has been more in this strait area and the golden gate bridge. >> the number of visits into the bay by a number of well cdcs has increased -- species has increased. the impact of climate change is having an impact. the humpbacks are often following anchovy closer to shore. gray whales which typically migrate from mexico to alaska might be facing similar pressures. >> some of them we

from the coast.et a lot of sunshine high as in a microclimate starting in the south bay 70s and 80s good air quality a lot of sunshine 84 morgan hill 79, san jose. we're going to 76 for cupertino the peninsula 73 san mateo warmer and redwood city. it's 77 73 mountain view, but the coast kind of socked in with that fog all day low 60s for half moon bay in pacifica downtown today. it's a cooler 165 with partly sunny skies good air quality the north bay brighter skies 88 cloverdale go to 83 in santa rosa 79 in san rafael the same in vallejo the east bay mostly sunny good air quality. oakld 7 union city 75 fremont inland. we're in the 80s 84th, san ramon 86 pittsburgh the same in livermore good air quality. lots of sunshine foggy night on the way. once again we expect drizzle first thing tomorrow morning and areas of dense fog north bay 40s and 50s as we head into tuesday. here's the accurate the 7-day forecast a steady pattern of morning clouds to sunshine in the afternoon slightly cooler mid-week will

the second was the first u-boat sunk by the coast guard off the east coast. we have survivors taken for interrogation by the u.s. navy and coast guard in charleston, south carolina. the second an airplane sank the u 701 off north carolina becoming the first u-boat sunk by the air force off the american east coast. by may of we aren't born into greatness and we don't seek it out but we do rise when greatness is thrust upon us and this is our story. our mission is that we never forget the sacrifices made by her veterans and all those that came before us. we are open -- hoping to expand our site to include these other shipwrecks and these other histories so we invite you to come join our site at monitor. know >> c-span now available at the apple store and google play. download it for free

the category 1 hurricane slams the east coast, leaving people trapped by floodwaters. cbs' mark strassmann is in myrtle beach, where rescues are under way. >> reporter: that's the atlantic ocean right there, spilling here into the streets. >> o'donnell: the death toll in florida rises, and the miles and miles of devastation, as people return to what's left of their homes. cbs' omar villafranca got a tour of the damage. >> reporter: hurricane-force winds were so powerful, it washed out the bridge. >> o'donnell: cbs' meg oliver is in orlando, where sheriff's deputies formed a human chain to pull a woman to safety. vladimir putin defiantly claims ukrainian territory, in a bizarre ceremony to rally the russian people. cbs' charlie d'agata reports from ukraine tonight on the new threats and america's response. and, "on the road." cbs' steve hartman has the story of a 91-year-old super fan with a record to be proud of. ♪ ♪ ♪ this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting

sunshine and cool coast and inland. taking a look at the highs, we will have your we can forecast in a few minutes. reggie: thank you. the community came together to mourn the loss of a family killed and left in a field. at the vigil last night, children could be seen holding candles in memory of the family kidnapping killed earlier this week. a family spokesman says the suspect is a former employee who used to drive for the victims trucking company. the vigil was the first to be held in percent, one for each of the victims. >> this is like a typical immigrant story, tipple american dream. came here, working on, paying your dues and taxes. [indiscernible] so i can't comprehend like there are just no words to put in. reggie: police have not said how the family died but they said the baby died from exposure. the investigation is ongoing. kumasi: this morning, police are continuing to search for suspected serial killer tied to deadly shootings in oakland and stockton. there have been seven shootings and all. the oakland sh

the monitor national marine sanctuary is off the coast. here's other representations of our sanctuary is located 16 miles a coast of cape hatteras and north carolina and 230 feet of water with the labrador in the -- current collide so it's not only challenging to it environment to work in it's the most -- so we are proud to be working with the uss monitor. basically the union ironclad was the first of its kind prototype designed specifically for estuary harbor warfare to fight the uss virginia during the civil war concedes a strange looking vessel. these are the days of cannonball and canon fire and it would stay low to the water not giving much for the enemy to hit. that strange square box that you see to the right side and that rotating gun turret n gun turret is the first working gun turret in the history of the world and the first time it was employed. here it is in the water next to the uss virginia and again you can see how both vessels are low-lying to the water and again the virginia which is in the background has sloping sides and

will keep the cloud cover along the coast for much of the day. away from the coast it is sunny.ok at those temperatures and a cooldown midweek, we will have that in about eight minutes. kumasi: your voice, your vote. with less than a month until the midterm elections races across the country are heating up. control of the house and senate hangs in the balance. there is new concern for the safety of election workers. jobina: election officers are boosting security. in arizona won election office will be surrounded by bulletproof glass. in florida and offices being fortified with kevlar over concerns people upset with the outcome could target election workers. one of the most controversial republican candidates is getting more support. republicans are rallying around herschel walker who continues to deny reports he paid for a woman's abortion in 2009. walker of potions abortions -- walker opposes abortions with no senate -- with no eeptions. of baoxceptions. think that is extreme and out of touch with the people of georgia and the people of georgia have a choice to make. jobina: s

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maybe even near the coast. one day this week, you might actually at the coast hit the 70's. we'll break that down for you coming up here shortly. temperatures right now they're seasonable a little chilly colder than yesterday. san jose. 64 aniak. 61 livermore. 59 to the north santa rosa. 59 right there. half moon bay. we're looking at 55. so if you take a look at that temperature difference, you can see it. yeah, it is cooler right now compared to yesterday. but at ctually see some of those cameras. futurecast. we're showing you. yes, as you start your monday workday, it's going to be foggy at 8.30, still going to be dealing with that fog. i think it's going to come in around the 5 o'clock hour. so make sure we cut cost for all of the updates. your monday morning planner san francisco. 69 partly cloudy tomorrow, oakland, 70 cloudy, san jose. 74 mostly sunny. but what about that 7 day forecast and what about that? warm up answers coming up next. >> britney, thank you. october 17th, 1989. it's a date. many in the bay area will never forget. yeah. tomorrow marks 33 years since

call them out on the coast.y sunny, warm to hot in and we'll go from sixties to nineties today. forties fifties and sixties on the temps now down towards monterey pebbles, 54 watson ville 52 fog being reported socal app to santa cruz, all in the mid fifties thirties in the mountains fifties sixties in the valley fifties, monterey's 53. the city is also 53 attempts have dropped big time here. even though the water temps are still warm. they did come down highs over us. you can see there's plenty of low clouds fog out there so morning fog. one of my least favorite words is fair. but i say that when there's a few high clouds, it'll be a mild weekend does look cooler on sunday, all eyes again. our next week forecast models were digging a really cold dynamic system in here. they've backed off dramatically , and it looks like the track will be more this time of year. you expect that to be more in line when the leave side of the sierra i don't think it's going offshore. i think it'll either go over this year on the lea

it's only impact will be coast in bay.us to near 90 for a few, but i think there'll be a big drop over on the coast, the city and also in oakland, but we'll go 60 seventies eighties to near 90 degrees. all right, sounds here to help me out. i'm going to pass the torch to him and he is going to take it and tell you the traffic this morning is well, it's off to a good start, steve, i like this. i like this thursday. thing we have going on here. let's go to highway 24 take a look at that. first of all, you can see. traffic is moving along very nicely. heading up to the tunnel. there have been no major issues. traffic is moving along very nicely. also, as we look at san francisco the commute has been good, and we've kind of stretch back here. there's a little slowing on the golden gate bridge heading north because of some road work on the span. otherwise we're off to a good start. let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza that traffic is moving along relatively well. there have been no major issues here as you drive throu

to coast. in orlando emergency evacuations continued into this morning. people were carried to boats outside of their nursing home and shuttled to safety with many still in their wheelchairs >> is there anybody in there >> reporter: video just released showing sheriff's deputies using rope to form a human chain and rescue a woman whose car was swept away by strong currents. today more than 100 miles from landfill entire florida communities remain underwater. residents are navigating some streets by boat. in this orlando neighborhood even though it hasn't rained all day, the streets are still submerged as residents return to see what's left. >> it was like the entire world came crashing down on us we worked hard to have it and now it's gone. >> reporter: angela, sara and meredith are grateful to be alive. that's their home. do you think there's any chance you could still live there >> no. >> when the water is gone it will take so much land with it it won't be safe. >> reporter: it's not safe to

and marine coast, but most of it's on the coast, but whatever is inland.lity is not so good. so your weather wisdom for today is foggy cold morning , but it won't last as long. it'll burn off sooner. more sun warmer inland. although 60 seventies coast and bad did go eighties loan made maybe a few opera well, inland. alright sounds here at 8 30 has been all over the map. this time you will begin with. let's start in the east bay. steve i want to show you that some things are improving a little bit a little bit and not a lot, but howie, four, still has slowing as 60 80 is still slow, but it's not as backed up as it was. so if you see the trend happening, the slowdowns are still there, but they are getting just a little bit better all over the place. richmond bridges one improvement , although it's still very slow and again the later you go, the better it will be here at the babe razor. still backed up for at least a 15 minute. wait. 8 31, let's get back to the headlines. sell thank you. the bay area has another noble laureate. overnight the nobel prize commi

economy of the future in major west coast cities. okay well, a lot of big events happening across the bay area this week, let's bring in our meteorologist mark tamayo for a look at your forecast. mark heather. yeah it looks like a summertime pattern out there with lots of fog in the coast and some warm to hot temperatures inland. it has been kind of a nice pattern for us with the temperatures, the hotspots getting warm but not incredibly hot. and the overall headline. we're going to warm up a little bit in your friday forecast and cool off as we head into the weekend. here's what's been happening, though you can see that layer of warm era settling in shallow marine layers where the fog is, it's locally dense. it's pretty stubborn out their portions of the coastline, so not the greatest beach, whether if you're looking for lots of sunshine and warm temperatures for the coastline fact here's a satellite to show you the fog out toward monterey bay right around half moon bay. pacifica san francisco's ocean beach and the marin headlands.

a lot of sunshine from the coast. temperatures are cooler compared yesterday and below average. 67 in oakland, 62 in the city, 77 in san jose, only 76 in santa rosa. for the next three days, bit of a dip as we had through thursday. we will rise in terms of temperatures, and cooler weather for the weekend. john the next seven to 10 days, it will remain dry. outside of drizzle in the bay, showers expected through southern california. that is weather. let's have a look at traffic. >> thank you. hello. we will begin with a positive update before the backup. we have a crash in san jose that is cleared on 101. that is for the avenue. residual delays at 39 miles an hour. here's the big backup. the bay bridge toll plaza at 5:54 a.m. already is filled in. traffic is backed up. more packed than you see this time of morning. the bridge looks good. we have some winter advisories on the past, and on the bridge. fog advisory still in place for the golden gate bridge. drivetime ran 41 minutes. san jose airport right on time. >> tele

to coast.ple were carried to boats outside of their nursing home and shuttled to safety video just released showing deputying forming a rope to rescue a woman whose car was swept away from strong currents. today, more than 100 miles from land fall, entire florida communities remain under water residents are navigating some streets by boat. and in this orlando neighborhood, even though it hasn't rained all day, the streets are still submerged as residents return to see what's left. >> we worked really hard to have it, and now it's gone. >> reporter: angela, sara, is can p her digit are grateful to be alive that's their home. do you think there's any chance you could still live there >> no. and when this water is gone, it's going to take so much land with it, it's not going to be safe to even occupy that space anymore. >> reporter: literally right now,ter in addition to downed power lines after hurricanes o there's atrol storms, n al gligator in front of us. alligators and snakes can wash into co

another gray day along the coast coast but temperatures will drop drop down tonight to upper 40s n the north bay valleys. everyonee everyone else is bottoming out cluster normal this time of year. high temperatures tomorrow, still seven degrees below normal at the coast and around the bay, on the upper 50s in the bay, 60s in san francisco, upper 60s for oakland oakland and east bay. further inland, 70s, plenty of 80s, and in the east bay will be warm, but that's close to normally warm for mid-october. 80s, not out of control at all in term of of this time of year. warmer temperatures inland in the east bay, winds won't be strong, and there will be fire danger where we won't be off the charts especially for the month of oct. of october. fire fuels are trying out after the rain we had had several weeks ago, but still still we are lower than halfway, on the 0 to 10 scale, and that's right where we want to b. to be. mid to upper 60s for oakland in the east bay. san jose, not going to change a whole lot. mostly upper 70s, which is pretty close to average temperatures in the denver north bay

ah, he was coast to coast at nights. yes all right.bank, although not nearly as much as we saw the last couple of mornings, so most locations are saying clear friday on my mind. there are some areas of fog but far less than we saw the last couple of mornings here, mild to hot 60 seventies and eighties to a few low nineties. alright sal's here six o'clock, something picking up are we still alright out there? but we do have one problem. stephen that's for people who are coming in from the central valley. we have a crash on 5 80 that is coming out of the into livermore here. it's near greenville road, and it's an injury crash that's blocking lanes. you can see the road sensors are firing up as you drive out of the two oh five area, otherwise it had been a little lighter than usual. but right now we do have some slow traffic also northbound 60 80 just before adam all parkway. they're clearing the wreck there . that's not causing a lot of slow traffic. how we forge a little bit slow as you come over the hill to concord, 601. let's go back t

north korea has saw 2 more ballistic missiles towards the east coast. it comes 2 days after another longer range weapon was launched. the un security council was meeting to discuss tuesdays launch when a to more fired on thursday. from brian reports from so says there's been a few of this reaction from south korea president you and took y'all saying that he accepts that this is a very worrying escalation for people in south career, but at vowing to protect the nation safety. he says, also making reference to the fact that tuesdays launch at 4500 kilometers range a puts the u. s. territory. the island of guam and the western pacific within range with its a large military us base is now back in 2017. when relations were just about as bad as they have been for decades, the north koreans were making threats against guam. the white house has criticize the opec plus oil producers decision to cut output, calling it, and moved little hurt, the global economy, the opec plus group, which includes russia and saudi arabia would reduce production by $2000000.00 barr

coast guard.on this morning, the two carried out a mundane, t critical task, making sure the boat is stocked up and in shape. shape. >> the boat is going to be mission ready. we get a search and rescue call, we are on the boat within several minutes. running down here and taking of. here and taking off. >> reporter: the missions vary. >> kind of a jack of all trades. trades. one minute, we are doing doing law enforcement. the nexts cargo escorts in and out of the bay. from that, we can jump stream. would make it has been those calls that confirmed these these men have found the purpose. >> it was probably the first time i saved two lives. i realid two lives. i realized i made the the right decision. >> i am one of the emts at this unit ryan yamamoto increased levels of specialized care for h and rescue operations. two indis rescue operations. two individus rescue operations. two individus rescue operations. two individus rescue operations. two individus rescue operations. two individus rescue oper

don't be surprised to run into that at the coast. so it is warmer this morning with a blanket of low clouds from the north bay to the peninsula and as you get into our inland valleys, that's where it's a little bit cooler a lot of live look outside and you can see the cloud cover pretty low here looking at that drizzle and then breezy and a cooler day not only today but into tomorrow, that should be the coolest day out of the next seven and high pressure builds in very typical with some very warm weather. lots of sunshine limited fog for fleet week as we look at the low cloud deck. you can see it here the next hour or so not budging in fact, it could expand a little bit more into the valleys and then as it pulls back, we're still cloudy at the coast and tomorrow morning should we should take it all the way to the sacramento valley and then get clearing further at the coast tomorrow as the temperatures are just that cool to mix out much of the low cloud deck. so you'll notice that we've got a sunny day on sunday, but that's our cooles

it the fog is going to take its tie backed up towards the coast. img visibilities even for downtown san francisco by after lunchtim. the fog along the coast, the fat shade of gray visible on the map, indicates where the fog is going to be reluctant to go awa. low to mid 50s by tomorrow morng and we try to warm up, several degrees below average near the water. 60s along the coast. 70 peninsula with mid to upper 70s as you go inland. the warmer sps along morgan hill and will gilroy up to the low 80s. a misn of upper 70s and low 80s inland and the east bay.ideal temperature for the north bay. s going be toasty for -- not just for the bay area or the stronget signals to the north, most of te western u.s., two-thirds point and the last full week of the month, might see showers headedr way. we will keep you updated o. typical june pattern in mid oct. low to mid-60s in the city. mid to upper 60s for oakland. up be down to the daily temperatures east land but the weekend looking nice for everybody. > >> over to juliette goodrich. >> one of the wealthiest c

we will see 80's around the coast come around the bay shoreline, and even along the coast, in the 70'9 in oakland, 84 in concord. overnight tonight, partly cloudy skies continue in the 50's and 60's. here is the three day forecast. we will warm up even more tomorrow. nearing record territory, because 80's and 90's for most of us tomorrow afternoon. the warmth eases a bit on thursday, but the cooler weather really arrives on friday and over the weekend. speaking of the weekend, future weather, we will watch a storm dive in from the north. here is saturday morning. it is trying to bring us a few light storms, likely some rain in the sierra. just know that it starts pretty cloudy here, brighter skies on saturday. the next seven days, it is all about warmer weather the next couple of days. tomorrow is the warmest day of the week. the weekend, you feel that cooler weather, a slight chance of a sprinkle saturday morning. cloudy to start the weekend, but a brighter finish on sunday. reggie: new at 6:00, the new features coming to tiktok that could make it safer for your kids and teens. kumas

the coast is cloudy. writer for redwood city. afternoon sunshine, cloudy. good air quality. in the north bay, 82. 77 in vallejo. the used bait today will see fog stretching through richmond for much of the day. 78 in fremont. inland, in the 80's. overnight tonight, repeating forecast, the marine layer is thick overnight, meaning dense fog and coastal drizzle. it looks like southern california tomorrow into thursday will see showers, northern california stays pretty dry outside of some drizzle from the marine layer. we will cool off by thursday and see temperatures dipping below average. it is cooler and breezy by sunday, all stuck in the 60's and 70's. kumasi: coming up, the seven things to know. reggie: how to save on airfare. kumasi: if you own a car, why you i've been telling everyone, the secret to great teeth... is having healthy gums. keep yours healthy with crest advanced gum restore. it's clinically proven to detoxify below the gum line. and, it restores by helping heal gums in as little as 7 days

the coast guard making rescues by air from flooded communities along the coast. here a rescuer is lowered into the water, finds a woman in a house surrounded by water. >> make sure you have a bag with a dry pair of clothes with i.d., cellphone, wallets. >> reporter: a basket is lowered, she climbs, holds her pet crate. volunteers pitching in as well, using boats to evacuate survivors stranded by the flood waters. >> the surge was higher than 9 feet. >> reporter: harrowing stories from the deluge still emerging including from the survivor who tooked this video. >> initially the water pushed me up the stairs and sucked me back down as well. i got completely submerged by the water all above my head. >> reporter: among the residents returning to survey the damage, distress and determination. how do you feel about all this? >> i feel it was time for a remodel. >> reporter: good outlook. can you rebuild? >> yes. >> reporter: even inland in places like orlando floodwater was still high on friday. >> what we saw in central florida was more standing water than what we saw

we will begin to see the winds fierce along the coast today.here is our weather watch. relative humidity now is over 90% expecting tomorrow dropping below 20 even 50%. that is due to the fast-moving winds. you can see from the northwest today. breezy tonight keeps our temperatures from getting too chilly. tomorrow afternoon come the direction shifts from onshore to offshore. that will allow for relative humidity supplement. the fire danger index indicates later today yellows for the north bay then sunday afternoon look at the yellow. that is an indication of how dry things are going to get to the second half of the weekend. today 60's for most of us. he low 70's inland. windy and breezy. the wind advisory along the coast today and higher fire danger for sunday. clear and cool overnight lows monday and tuesday. staying dry the last week of october. pleasant by the end of the week by the time the winds relax. quarks cross our fingers for rain soon. a move from environmental groups is putting a spotlight on hazard in the delta. advocates say steps

a cloudy coast. sunshine away from the coast with the warming process is slow because of that cloud cover first thing this morning. high starting in the south bay, a lot of sunshine, 70's with moderate air quality. along the peninsula, 60's and low 70's. cooler than yesterday. downtown today, 63. upper 50's to lower 60's for bridgman and daly city was mostly cloudy conditions. good air quality, mainly in the 70's and low 80's this afternoon. a lot of 60's on the board for the east bay. 68 in oakland. 69 in new work. 65 enrichment. -- 65 in richmond. tonight we will do it again. the marine layer will thicken. we will find cloudy skies and temperatures in the 50's. here is a 7-day forecast. we will keep the fog each morning. the weekend, sunday is the cooler of the two days. temperatures below average for october. kumasi: now we are checking in with ginger zee for gma. reggie: good morning, ginger. ginger: wait to be with you. coming up next, the latest on the investigation into the document sees from

this afternoon wind begins to pick up along the coast. gusting over 20 miles per hour at times and later on this evening once the front passes by it will be a breezy evening with winds 15-30 miles per hour. read afternoon today, sunny clouds -- sun and clouds throughout the day. 70 four santa rosa, 70 san jose, 73 concorde. temperatures pretty similar below average for the next couple of days. certainly brighter tomorrow and thursday but we will keep the breeze with us in the afternoon. let's get a check with traffic. jobina: we are going to start with the life picture of walnut creek showing off 680 right now. moving smoothly in all directions. no advisories coming in from the chp. we did have our partners report foggy conditions but our traffic is looking nice. this is pretty much the standard for right now. 20 minutes allays, remember that due to transmitting tubes and that will be until 6:15 this morning. tracy to dublin is the only slow spot. reggie: counterfeit certificates the warning from the state about where the documents are sh

the united states coast guard has been deployed as well. six aircraft, 18 rescue boats and crews, 16 rescue helicopters were in the air all day yesterday and are at it again today. working with the defense department, national guard, state and local first responders, they've rescued 117 people in the southwest florida coast, in fort myers and naples. just this morning i spoke with a lieutenant commander in the coast guard who is leading the search and rescue operation there. he emphasized this is one fight. everyone working together. coast guard, defense department, customs and border patrol, florida fish and wildlife, local officials. they're doing everything they can to rescue people. he said, mr. president, we will not rest at night until we know they're safe and sound. he talked about how they rescued a 94-year-old woman who had the courage to be hoisted up into a helicopter. the wind blowing. as well as a 1-month-old baby. not at the same time. but a 1-month-old baby as well. so much in between. he also spoke to aviation survival -- i

we will get the breeze at the coast with the west wind.more sunshine, cooler than average and we build on the warmth as we get through the upcoming work week. by thursday, that should b.p. keep where receipt 70's, 80's, and 90's. you can see the fog toward the delta. at 2:00 or 3:00, we are sunny downtown in richmond, san mateo coast and around stinson, temporarily before it pushes into monday morning. as it retreats, high pressure off of the coast building in and allowing the bay area to warm up each and every day. upper 70's in the inland valleys. by tuesday, a couple degrees warmer. on wednesday, thursday, friday, we could see 90's. it looks like it is sticking around through perhaps maybe the start of next weekend. highs today, lots of 70's. santa cruz, cold day at 70. with the sea breeze, 72 in palo alto. yesterday, upper 70's for redwood city. the sun allowing for afternoon warmth but not a lot with the brace. more sunshine today, upper 60's. looking at 79 in novato. upper 70's in calistoga. heading close to the bayshore, low 70's fo

coast guard has been deployed as well. six aircraft, 18 rescue boats and crews, 16 rescue helicopters which were in the air all day yesterday and are again today. working with the defense department, the national guard, state and local first was honors, they have rescued a hundred 70 people on the southwest florida coast in fort myers and naples so far. host: we are asking you your thoughts on the proper role the government should play in disaster response. let's hear first from ed calling from pennsylvania. good morning. caller: hello. let's have those in florida helping people from the flood, the hurricane identified larger generic year-long need, poverty, food insecurity, housing, mental health needs and connect them with people and institutions that can help. so we can help people with their larger, year-long generic's. in other words, a passionate social worker mentality. host: and who should do that? is there a role in the government? caller: everybody in florida who is helping. government, charities. though beyond t

still gonna see foggy conditions on the coast. also in mountain view, other places will slowly start to look better with the exception of livermore. those highs you can see across the map there warming up and that 7 day forecast shows you. yeah, tuesday inland. 71 bay, 67 the coast 60. but take a look at your screen. we have a chance for showers on saturday and sunday. break it down. coming up in less than 20 minutes. all right, brittany now to some developing news. governor newsom and other political leaders. they're speaking out now after a rise. >> in antisemitic incidents here in california, including one that appears to have been inspired by rapper ye formally known as kanye west. this all comes as sky faces continued fallout from recent hateful comments about jews and over the weekend, a hate group hung. >> batters from the 4 or 5 freeway overpass here in inglewood in support of west's comments. there's a sign there that reads, quote, is right about the jews. state senator scott wiener spoke with the anti defamation league a

a dry thankfully halloween. 71 bay, 64 coast 58. but those changes are coming with the potential of showers as we dip down guys on wednesday to 60 degrees. write me. thank. you know, i think it's going to be a nice little halloween or looking forward to the that rain take place on thanks for joining us. we'll see you tomorrow. i see it in my office all the time. kids getting hooked on flavored tobacco, including e-cigarettes. big tobacco lures them in with flavors like lemon drop and bubble gum, candy flavors that get them addicted to tobacco products, and can lead to serious health consequences, even harming their brain development. that's why pediatricians urge you to vote yes on prop 31. it stops the sale of dangerous flavored tobacco and helps protect kids from nicotine addiction. please vote yes on 31. vote yes on prop 31. >> this is the time here. touchdown for the chiefs. >> the forty-niners lost control in their matchup with the chiefs and ended up losing the game of bi-state. got to review it. got to go to all that hard stu

in the past 40 years, ivory coast has become the was leading coco producer. but the economic impact is bitter. sweet cook or dried the national economy. but few of the profits trickle down to these local people ah, zoom keeps his foot firm beyond the accelerator. so it's a rough ride for his pain passengers. good guy will, will die. job does go to la. ah ah, with driving like this is a severe test of photons, shock absorbers. with do you have a lucky escape? the passengers are sure, but no one is injured. ah, we'll just have them. we'll try them as you know about them. miss eric, you know, well, was that the legend don't go more in the vicinity of a problem. while our dog center good, did you have a few minutes you've what i'm doing in this is i'm gonna do really the beginning. exactly. i'll lemme, lemme see if our boss bubble from nausea is off. i did dial a b b at emma to sara. so i will tell adult knows about does. so with zoom and his passengers are stuck. just 2 kilometers from quail. a i've got those. it was the lead that doesn't have a moment. no, i sa

temperatures along the coast in the mid-60s for highs, that's a big drop of from the mid-80s that you experienced today. you are goin be five to 10 degrees above average, we have cooler weather this store through the end of the workweek and into the weekend. the temperature forecast, coming up in just a few minutes. >>> now on to other headlines around up the bay area, 450 public physicians announced plans to walk off the job next month. that could shutdown most non emergency and outpatient services at county hospitals in clinics. valley medical center, the physicians union says it is already struck a deal with the county on a salary structure fo the next contract, the main sticking points have to do with staffing and case loads. >> money does not solve the wor problem that you, the county created and you the county must fix. >> santa claire are county executive told us he is disappointed by the decision to strike, he says the county has made an offer addressing the concerns that doctors raised, the county reprepared to file a injunction with the public employment relations board that

well, the east coast to seize their warm-up. it's 70's for san francisco today. mission in financial districts each at 75 degrees. some 50's and 60's right along the coast in leisure and half moon bay, where you're bucking this trend here at 70 for your height, burlingame, right at 80 degrees while millbrae at 78 foster city in palo alto right at 80 degrees. each south bay temperatures in the mid 80's, mostly san jose. you're at a nice. definitely still warm. 85 pleasanton just shy of the 90 degree mark today. while oakland returning to the upper 70's, danville and walnut creek, among a few of our spots that are still holding on to 90 degrees. vacaville fairfield in pittsburgh. you're back down to 88. well, santa rosa down through center fell in the mid 80's. getting your lookahead. you can see the massive changes that occur in this forecast starting tomorrow, but becoming really noticeable into saturday and sunday from the upper 80's and low 90's today to just the low 70's inland at our very warmest by saturday and sunday. it's time to get the sweaters and the l

low 60s on the coast, typically we should see 70s. inland temperatures today climbing in the low to mid-70s, and we could see even cooler temperatures for tomorrow with some drizzle along the coast and the inner bay. should see temperatures rebounding slightly by tuesday and wednesday. if you like those 80s inland and warmer temperatures around the bay, middle part of next week looks like more sunshine coming back to the forecast. >> stay bundled up inside today. thanks very much. >>> coming up on "today in the bay" at 7:00, a sellout crowd, how fans react when draymond took the floor. >>> that plus all your top stories coming up, if you join us at 7:00, we will welcome you. right now we'll send you back to w >>> nice shot. >> look at that fall in. >> spieth with the scramble, scheffler. we've got microphones hanging off of spieth over there. >> nice shot. we are back on this saturday morning, october 15th, 2022. and that was pro golfers, jordan spieth and scottie scheffler taking on dirk nowitzki and john isner earlier this week as p

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san jose. 64 haywood. 57 and even the coast. we're looking at 50. 55 as far as our breezy conditions. yeah. and the teens fairfield napa, santa rosa. 7. you can see san francisco, 13 miles per hour. so we're still dealing with some breezy conditions. same story for tomorrow. take a look at those highs for you going to yeah, not bad livermore. we're looking at 86 on the other side. you can see with those microclimates right, half moon bay. 59 san francisco, 72 morgan hill. 87 fremont. 76 and even napa, 77. so i think it's really going to be a lot like today. the themes really going be consistent. so watching that fog for you as we take a look at that 7 day forecast again, you can see we're going to be in the pumpkin spice latte weather finally write the 80's. this 70's. you feel you can spice latte in the 90's. who make pumpkin bread and bought my like trader joe's pumpkin bread. yesterday. so >> it's almost time to and you can have thanks hear of anyone well, stick with us in school or thinking about going back. this might incen

low 70's away from the coast.veloping on the coast, and around the bay shoreline. we will want to the ortiz once again. here's future weather. halloween is ok and tried. but by tuesday morning, here's a cold front moving through. we will likely bring showers on tuesday morning and afternoon. as interacts with the sierra, it has cooler air, likely to see some snow on wednesday, ron tahoe. we will see white showers as well on the bay area. unsettled weather looks like that. as we start out in november, we will keep you updated on the weather. here's the weather. halloween, tuesday and wednesday on the elusive -- exclusive scale, light system by tuesday and wednesday. >> thank you. you now have a new place to shop in san francisco to satisfy your sweet tooth. johnny donuts is opening a store. they've closed the location earlier this year, but found a new space on the corner of fillmore and california street. the popular croissant and doughnut will be back at the store along with exclusive drinks it it opens at 7:00 j

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a coast guard is still rescuing people stranded by the storm. news reporter justin finch has the very latest after making landfall as a category 4 hurricane along, florida southwest coast on wednesday ian left a path of destruction as it traveled across the state. this is a massive storm that really had massive water dumped all over this state the interior of the state all the way out to the east coast of florida entire neighborhoods have been destroyed residents are now facing a massive cleanup sanibel bury your island off the coast of fort myers suffered severe damage. i've lost everything. all everything my life savings everything by tools everything the island now cut off after the causeway connecting it to the mainland was destroyed. i don't have a house. i don't know where to go and put a lift stranded residence rescued by coast guard helicopters. president. biden has declared major disasters for areas impacted by the storm freeing up federal resources to help with the recovery. it was really important for me to be able to come here in per

just settle day today changes big fog bank kulov's west coast west coast cool coast.then warm inland. san francisco. usually i'm talking about that's going to be in the nineties blah, blah, blah, strong offshore breeze. no it has been foggy and cold 61 today. that's the forecast. i 62 on monday. sunday was only 59. saturday was 61. friday was 64, the average highest 71. the city has yet to have a 70 degree temp this month. the water temps came down. i mean, really came down, especially around monterey. all three of those boys were around 64 65 about a week ago. not anymore. san francisco buoys down to bodega bay point reyes and point arena, also down from the upper fifties low sixties. had some forties mainly fifties . now even set sjc is 59. so, with all this cloud cover in a few high clouds over its were stuck, but we had that little over us yesterday. well circulation, then went down to southern california boy did it erupt. i'll say a lot of thunderstorm activity. look at that east of fresno. so on the high desert, also over the grapevine and even towards santa bar