she is a cancer survivor with multiple preexisting conditions. she wrote, quote, due to the housing fallout in 2008, we lost our health coverage, and i could no longer get health coverage because of my cancer diagnosis. mindy from henrico around richmond is also a cancer survivor. she writes, quote, even though my cancer is in partial remission, i remain on treatment for fear of the cancer returning again. as i prepare for retirement, it scares me to think that this cancer would be considered a preexisting condition, and i could be denied health care or would be required to pay through the nose for insurance. sharon in norfolk told me about her struggle be behavioral health issues. she wrote, i am a functioning member of society. however, that will not last long if i lose this access to medical help. i went off my meds in 2000, as i couldn't afford a doctor and medication. and it was a very thin line between me and homelessness. justin from loudoun county is worried that she could lose coverage for her diabetes care. here is her message for the m

i do support the conditional use. i would hope we can condition it on having the front part look more retail. >> i am also very supportive of this project. i don't want to fix something that is not broken. if this works as a retail space i don't want to put any conditions on it. just my 2 cents worth. i think, you know, stepping back more like the 10,000 square feet we have controlled commercial corridors for a reason because we want them to thrive. we want to add to the neighborhood. sometimes our controls, you know have unintended consequences. i think someone through you know, i guess not knowing what things were gone into the situation when i read your story in the paper and it actually made me very upset. this is the kind of thing that we should have a better process for. i wish folks didn't have to take, you know, the afternoon off of work and come here too you know, to support someone who is obviously contributed to the betterment of our community and is an asset to the economy of san francisco. i am totally su

are imposed on the permit like the conditions we request, if those conditions aren't met, the permit is suspended until the conditions are met. last, i want to speak to the fact that what resolution we have had here so far has only been with the board's oversight. it has only been with the board 's involvement and it has not been just on the word of the landlord. it has been with someone looking over their shoulder. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> i would like to ask a question. >> yes? >> i don't disagree with anything that you are saying so we will not have a conflict, but i have to listen to mr. duffy and be careful that whatever conditions that we place on moving forward, they actually can be -- somebody can actually be held accountable, or when the building department says, that's a great idea, that we take this letter here and put it in as conditions, but d.b.i. can't hold the developer or the permit holder accountable for somebody showing up five minutes later or whatever. that's where i find that we have a conundrum and that we place -- we can place all the conditions on the -

covered preexisting conditions. no caps on coverage. but obamacare was a solution that was never going to work. it was big health care in cahoots with big government. never have i seen that result in something less expensive and more effective. i believe in free markets driving the solutions and health care industry is who i blame for being in this pickle. that sounds unusual coming from a free market guy that doesn't believe in government but not all markets are free. and one of the most disappointing things is when my own republican colleagues mistake the health care industry for being one that is free and transparent. it has evolved over the years to where it's become as bloated and dysfunctional as the federal government that runs trillion-dollar deficits. obamacare decisions are made by industry executives, federal government bureaucrats instead of by patient, employees, and mostly employers who are the only ones that really have skin in the game when it comes to our health care system. i believe the underlying principles of obamac

we were talking about these smoke conditions. that is because of the grisly fire pushing smoke into the east bay. as well as the software. first let's get to the kincaid fire. the plume from satellite actually detected the heat signature. the heat signature of the flames. we did watch the high winds that push the fire further south. knowledge leaving winds. we have see them decreasing significantly. now they're gusting up to 30 or 40 after the peak gust yesterday morning. we are up to 102 miles per hour with the gust 95. thankfully the winds is easing. let's get east north easterly winds. the dry offshore flow. it is looking like conditions. a red flag warning in effect until 11 am. due to how very dry it is out there. the tower camera is. you see the east bay. temperatures running down to 46 degrees. a chilly start for you. oakland a 50 year. 57 in san francisco. air alert in effect for today. we have been talking about the air quality. very unhealthy right now. with the northeasterly winds pushing the smoke into the rest of the

we want to check in with john because we like to check on the weather conditions throughout the day to see you know things are changing. yeah just keeping you updated because the last thing you want to do is be taken off guard by the conditions outside. >>really now is the time to prepare, especially with some people working their way back into power ving seen those outageby noontime today, many of these same people think of was not power again yes oh yeah, this is your window here even though it is still windy out there and fire danger still high. i take this opportunity to get prepared get those phones charge get those wireless charger set up to do you want to stay connected over these next 48 hours definitely going to be a helpful thing just keeping on top of what those conditions are looking like at this very moment. now you look outside at the golden gate bridge look how different looks and yesterday there is no fog. a big shift in weather p%tterns overnight. we saw those offshore winds kicking into gear that's pushed any marine layer well off shore now it's a hot and dry air mass

mary is tracking the dangerous conditions. let's start with jackie ward. >>> we are at the equestrian center. you see behind me this barn is still burning on the inside. completely gutted by fire. the fire department was actually here battling the fire. they just moved out of this area. just a couple minutes drive away from where we were last half hour. we try to get to the road to see what was happening and that is now impossible. the fire has grown to more than 54,000 acres. it is only five percent contained. a few hours ago i spoke to the mayor about the situation.>>> we had a very scary day today. we were concerned last night that we would lose quite a few homes. all the different agencies coming to support our time. >> altogether not infrastructures at least have been destroyed. 17 damaged and almost 80,000 were structures are still being threatened. the smell here is pretty intense because the smoke is way more intense than women were early this morning. this is a equestrian center so high in the back of this barn. it is

she agreed to show me undercover footage of what conditions can they were in an awful, dreadful condition't like strangers or people coming up to them. they certainly didn't want to be touched. the rescue charity says it was told by the breeder that dwd had a prolapsed womb. but vets later found it was a large tumour — the size of a fist — that experts said would not have happened overnight. i can't even begin to think what kind of conditions they must have been in. puppy farms are inspected at least once a year. if you have three litters or more you have to have a licence. councils don't routinely publish inspection reports — so how do you find out which breeders are playing by the rules? we had to use the freedom of information act to get hold of council reports — and some refused to hand them over. some of the ones we did see showed that despite some breeders being warned again and again by councils about welfare — they're re—licenced — year after year. we wanted to see what conditions were like for ourselves. but if i went along with a camera crew it's unlikely i'd be shown a true pic

very quiet conditions. the slow spot is the super commuter. as you head over includes the ultimate passed. you work your way was. 30 minutes is a draft on. eastshore freeway. no delays on highway four. one-on-one out of the software. very easy ride right now. hitting the roadway only takes about 35 minutes. we are not seeing any delays as of yet. pretty quiet as you were to wait in san francisco.>>> coming up, stay with us as we co the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. to mateo, my favorite chair. grace, you get the beach house... just don't leave the lights on, okay? to craig, this rock. to jamie, well, let's just say, enjoy the ride. the redwoods to the redheads. the rainbows to the proud. the almonds to walter. the beaches to the bums. and the fog to, who else, karl. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything to preserve and protect them. with love, california. >>> right now, we are following breaking news. a fast-moving wildfire burned thousands of acres in a few hours forcin

looking at quieter conditions by this evening. sunset at 6:39 pm.sonal if not above average. 80 in santa clara. 81 for a hard. san francisco. upper 70s for san leandro. topping on in the upper 70s and low 80s for windsor. there we go with the seven day forecast. easing as we head the afternoon and evening. corner for early next week.>>> some california students will soon be allowed to use medical marijuana as well. named after a teenager from the bay area.>>> this one at the richmond bridge. >>> we want to talk about our extreme fire danger. in effect through the afternoon. the highest winds up in the higher elevations. trekking gust of 277 miles per hour. up in mount st. helena. low relative humidity values down to the single digits. the energy release component measures how dry the vegetation is. 97 percent. that means it will be explosive if a fire was to start. >>> parts of southern california are also dealing with potential power safety shuttles. this ain't a significant one point and other factors can lead to power shuttles. potentially more t

pre-existing conditions like cancer and diabetes. we all help but this fight was over but will continue to have to work to make sure that families who have pre-existing conditions get their coverage. you stated earlier in your testimony that the trump administration policy has stabilized costs. there is no evidence of that. i recent study by the five family foundation estimates that 2019 premiums are 16% higher than the otherwise would be due to the trump administration's actions. the court under your own agency has established the various sabotage policy of the affordable care act as increased based on families who are not up for tax credits. one of the most egregious policies that is increased cost is the expansion of the health insurance plan. the short limited duration plant. what has happened after the trump administration and the gop who failed to repeal the affordable care act and dramatically cut health services under medicaid be turned to the very insidious plan to put it outreach enrollment. week in the health insurance poo

but keep in mind that those conditions can change depending on.d and the fact that we still have an active fire that is that we have to consider so if you sense smoky smell smoke and you know you have underlying health conditions that might put you at risk for other complications. please stay inside as much as possible if you have any concerns and we will continue to update. the advisories based on air called the changes that will occur in the next few days. thank you stay safe. >>you know last formal speak with closing comments from the cinema board supervisors chair of the board supervisor rabbit. once again the residents of sonoma county continue to be incredibly grateful to our firefighters to the law enforcement personnel the support staff and all of our federal state and local partners. we are also grateful toward neighboring counties and the hundreds of volunteers who without hesitation stepped in to help their neighbors. thank you. of course to the residents of sonoma county. for your continued empathy and patience. we're fortunate that mo

if and when conditions warrant. i understand. this was a challenging week. and months for many including our customers and the data science the data science branch of the meteorology team and others have been studying. this past week in this pass as months to help put this in perspective with history and i want to share some preliminary analysis with you now. and so on the inner interagency coordination call the meteorology has during high-risk events with northern operations predictive services. the lead meteorologist to do a fantastic job up and reading. indicated that they study the say the wind patterns at reading airport. throughout its entire history that that weather stations been they're back to 1986 and for the specific events what they're looking at is northerly winds. what is a north wind doing in reading over the past 30 years in the month of october they counted the number of days that reading had observed a wind gust over 40 miles per hour. what they found is that prior to this year the maximum number

wind conditions fire conditions are not as bad as originally predicted so pg&e reduced the number of people whose power will be shut off in this latest shut down by about 30,000 dollars. i mean 30,000 customers rather. sparing people in almoda and care clara countiesch good news for them. also announced last night, they may be giving a refund to the people affected by the last power shut down admitting that they handled it poorly and the website was a disaster. so, that could end in homes being affected and getting 100 dollars a piece and businesses about $250. but that's not been made official. we are hoping to get more information from pg&e before the 7:00 hour. so we will keep you posted. live in santa rosa, anne makovec. >> thank you. >>> a lot of kid affected by this. quite a few bay area schools are closed because of the kincade fire or power shut off. eight cools schools in the oakland iewn if i had school district will be closed. sonoma state university will be closed. the rest of the week. class there is are expected to resume on monday. we are posting updates on school clos

we're going to continue to look at it as the weather conditions change and wind conditions change.rstand that people want to get back to their homes and check on their homes. there's anxiety and frustration out there. we ask you to be patient, work with us. our goal is to get you back in your homes as quickly as possible. we're working very diligently to do so. so thank you for your cooperation and your patience and we look forward to continuing to serve all of you. thank you. >> next from the california highway patrol. captain wolf. >> good evening. i'm captain aristotle wolf. commander of your local chp area. the chp is maximum staffing to help the sheriff department or other allied agency partners with whatever they need for repopulation, whatever for patrol of potential looting or general assistance to the public as calls arise. we're coming from all over the bay area to assist. also at maximum staffing and extended shifts in the local area. be patient at closures. we're helping to control certain entry points or exclusion points. we want to make sure that you understand that t

alternatively if an owner of a conditional use does not adhere to the terms of the conditional use the city can enforce, because those conditions are not being met. my fear is here is despite trader joe's 25 year history in san francisco that they have a change in their business model, or they convey it to -- who does not meet all of the affordability criteria that needs to be approved under this conditional use regimen. basically the changes, with all due respect that staff on the basically mean that the city has no ability to enforce. i am down with this legislation, or he would not be on this calendar as the chair of this committee. the sunset or alternatively, have a conditional use expire after a. of years and they've got to go back in and prove that they are doing all of the affordability. this is a site specific zoning for a particular company at a particular place. by the way, i do have to say i generally like it when i spend my weekend and i read this, and it actually says, trader joe's, at this location. it doesn't say that anywhere in the file. just as a matter of transparen

. -- with preexisting conditions. in addition to the sabotage of the a.c.a. that's going on, the department of justice, our nation's highest law enforcement authority, continues to refuse to defend the law of the land the affordable care act in federal court. instead the justice department has argued that the affordable care act should be struck down resulting in the loss of coverage for millions of americans. the estimate is that if the affordable care act is struck down, 20 million americans will lose their health care. in new hampshire, approximately 90,000 granite staters have obtained health insurance coverage through either the affordable care act or the medicaid expansion. across the country more than 17 million medicaid expansion enrolees and 11 million people in the marketplace health plans depend on the a.c.a. for their coverage. so these families could see their coverage ripped away if the department of justice gets its way in the courtroom. and if the department is victorious in its litigation, they'll als

so critical fire weather conditions will continue. so it's incredibly dry with the low relative humidity values. and that will be the case all day long. unfortunately so. so critical fire weather conditions as we go through the day. still, even though the winds will be easing, so that is why that red flag warning is in effect until 4 p.m. to the north and east bay and the coast and santa cruz mountains. we have seen winds gusting, especially up in the north bay mountain, up to 60 to 68 miles per hour. right now, looking at winds gusting up in the north bay mountains at about 30 to 40 miles per hour. and we will continue to watch the winds ease thankfully so. right now, looking at 14-mile- per-hour at sfo. san francisco 15. you can see the stronger wind speeds in the higher elevations up in the mountains: so, currently looking at very dry air. it's a 17% relative humidity values in livemore. 13% in oakland and 16% in hayward and 10% in fairfield. and checking current conditions near the kincade fire, relative humidity values down to 9%

>>writers are on high alert because of dangerous fire conditions. the contra costa county task force gathered in concord this afternoon to get ready for overnight red flag weather conditions and that risk of fires, why so many people in the bay area are in the dark tonight, thanks for joining us. attorney and i'm ken wayne and i'm pam moore pga in a shut off power in parts of the north may today for the second time this month. >>we have team coverage tonight on this shut off with kron four's j r stone in san francisco. long is in sonoma county tonight and taylor was sackey is in calistoga we start with meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez who is tracking the dry and windy conditions out of recent. alright membrey so we're going to check on your microphone and come back to you with those weather conditions in just a moment. tonight, 179,000 pg customers in northern california are without power and that includes sections of sonoma and napa counties and in the coming hours, the lights will also be turned off in parts of san mateo county pg e employees talk

we have to do is californians has find ways to manage those risks and stay safe as conditions change. and that's why we do these powers the as long as they may remain the best tool that we had to keep people safe in our community safer the tool we will use. >>here's a map that pg e had as on its website and you see all of this purple here that is the area that shows the current. shut off of course this is mostly sonoma county we're talking about santa rosa. all the way up to cloverdale geyserville up cobb mountain into lake county. just a little bit down and marine county but for the most part moraine county is getting back online and then as we head over toward the east bay. their power outages across the bay area but it's coming back, here's this little pocket over here by danville right in here, there's still some power outages you can see the exact locations there and then as we move south. toward the south bay which really didn't have as widespread a problem has said the north bay did but there's still some pockets, especially aung san mateo county hills in the coast area but for

we are 2 years later and expecting critical fire conditions in pretty significant damaging wind event. overnight. so a lot of similar conditions awaits france 2 years ago and we're doing everything we can to be prepared for that type part of being prepared is increased staffing. >>witch fire agencies throughout the region are doing, including the santa rosa fire department. >>so we at least 16 additional firefighters stopped on fire engines as well as miscellaneous chief officers and in a special staff assigned to. >>different parts of emergency operations center. i'm just being generally prepared and staffed up an event that there is an incentive elop's here we don't have to wait for additional firefighters said to come in we want them to be here and available to respond emergencies developed in the meantime residents have been stocking up on water and other essentials such slow >>bring along some small candles just in case as for the coming shut off most residents are relatively supportive of the idea they want to make sure it's a you know it's going to be ok so i'm ok with a couple

i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything to preserve and protect them. with love, california. >>> now a live look at the golden gate bridge at 5:00 this morning, the red flag morning began in your forecast. >>> thousands wake up without power, jackie ward has a emergency power survival shut off guide. i am kenny choi we have wendi dry conditions in the forecast that has prompted these shutouts let's get the latest from mary. it continues until at 5:00 tomorrow. except for the coast in the san francisco bay shoreline the diablo range in the santa cruz mountains all under the red flag fire warning, gusts 45 to 50 miles per hour, critical fire weather and conditions as we go to the next couple of days today and tomorrow, a wind advisory that gets into effect at 6:00 today until 3:00 tomorrow in the north and east bay hills for elevations above the 1000 feet area, downed trees possible as we go through the next couple of

are only going make those things of those conditions worse up there. so north bay mountains east bay hills all looking at very gusty conditions, especially up in the north bay. we're gusts could top out tomorrow night and thursday. they were from 50 to 60 miles per hour. back to you. >>take a look at this said georgia driver made it. >>a lot. was impaled by these giant long's look at that the driver rear ended a logging truck. the logs when flying through the windshield and some. only suffered minor injuries. how possible. i don't know firefighters had to cut through 30 or 40 logs with their chainsaws just to be able to cut open the current rescue the guy inside that's not i know it's like that you know stick game where going through your okay, the middle credit. it is amazing. >>yeah, ok, so that's one of more shocking pieces of video this morning. here's another cool story police often use his own money to help a mother instead of writing her a ticket officer kevin zimmerman has been with the milwaukee police department for about 12 years now and dur

first let's check in with mary for a closer look at dangerous conditions that prompted all the outages. >> that's right, this is likely the strongest wind event of the season in the strongest wind event since the north bay wildfires in octobe, watchithis ry closefor you, the redeffect until 5:00 p tomorrow. we are having it in almost all of the bay area except the coast in the immediate san francisco bay shoreline, the north and east a valley, the santa cruz mountains in the diablo range all under the red flag warning, that is because of dry gusty offshore wind, as up to 35-55 miles per hour and extreme fire danger, the wind advisory this morning until tomorrow in the afternoon for the rteast bay hills 11,000 feet, and the strongest wind will be the higher elevations and that is when we will see gusts up to 55 miles per hour, the peak time of this, late tonight overnight into tomorrow, i will show you this on futurecast, walking you through it all, coming up in a few minutes, it will be cooler as we head to the day, this t a event, temperatures in the upper 70s and concorde looking at

the weather conditions are not helping firefighting efforts. dangerous conditions. in the higher elevations. the dry gusty offshore winds. that will continue throughout the entire day today. >>> if you're not in the higher elevations, the big story for us is written how temperatures as we head into the afternoon and another hot day experience well. the strongest is right that we brought up in the north bay about 50. temperatures are warm. sissy man. this is all because of the strong ridge of high pressure and with that clockwise flow, we will see the sunshine. hot temperatures. actually never go with the gust easing. sunset at 6:20 pm. the dates i had to be for today. we will get well above average. 91 in sunnyvale. 94 a high temperature in san jose. 86 for berkeley. helping out about it. the wind what you got in the higher elevation. another hot day. temperatures will be:but looking at even stronger winds. definitely going to affect your ride along highway 128. plus limited visibility. both directions of what 28 red, white, and blue. the closure to keep in mind. yo

conditions are as dry as they get. leave it to a city slicker like me to ask why not put a generator up there. >> you could have a generator up here. then you got to think about fire from the generator. because it's so dry. >> reporter: if pg&e cuts their power off because of strong wind conditions, the pump will automatically shut off. they have no way to store water for the horses. >> at the most, two days. that's it. >> reporter: the stable was not affected last time pg&e cut power to thousands of customers. >> it just looks pretty ominous this time. i think it's going to go this time. i think they're going to turn it off. >> and when you're through with what's in the tank you've got no water. and the same thing goes for me. >> reporter: ironically, they may have to seek help for their horses from other stables if they end up running dry. so a lot of water districts throughout the san francisco bay area are telling customers to be prepared, conserve water, about one to two gallons per person per day. but here is the

critical far weather conditions. gusty conditions up in the higher elevation. the winds will ease as we head through the afternoon. there record-breaking high temperatures as we go to the day today. another hot day expected tomorrow. strong offshore wind event set up for us as we look ahead to saturday it for sunday. even worse with offshore winds. strong ridge of high pressure over california. drawing in the offshore winds. we will see plenty of sunshine. temperatures will be heating up. even as we head through the rest of the morning. we will see some strong winds by 10 am. finally, they will ease as we head through the afternoon. still dry with low relative humidity values. anywhere from 10 to 20 degrees above average. heating up to 90. 90 in san jose. high temperatures at night. check out san francisco. 86 in berkeley. 89 in oakland. 93 for santa rosa. topping out at 92 for cloverdaleth. e will ease as we head through the afternoon. again that red flag warning in effect until 4 pm. another hot day tomorrow. temperatures will be:down. again, the strongest wi

can we clarify which conditions we are talking about? because i think there's two sets if i'm not mistaken, items we received the six conditions. those appear to be something that we could enforce but i'm not. >> i'm referencing the 12 that were in the letter provided within the case report and i actually haven't seen what was submitted today. >> okay. we should clarify which conditions we are talking about. >> that would be good. >> thank you for that suggestion. so of the six that were passed out today, well, we can look at them more carefully but my initial read is those are things that would be some things that we could enforce and could be included in the conditions of approval. the 12 you are talking about, can be more problematic. >> additional six. >> i explained the number where there may be issues with the city having liability on enforcing these conditions. >> my question was related to the six that was just. >> i might clarify. >> yes come on up. >> the original 12 conditions did contain some conditions that we felt were not

clear conditions right now on the roadways. i want to let you know 101 is opened in both directions. sonoma county where the golden gate bridge is into the is they. traveling today, petaluma 101 is okay through there but heads up on and off ramps remain clos to where the fire s shiloh road and windsor north and southbound off rap pes affected this morning. the drive is clear heading southbound and northbound. no delays right now at richmond san rafael bridge and clear at golden gate bridge as traffic head into san francisco. very light this morning. trouble spot continues this is the ramp working onto 880. in the affecting the mainlines of 808 but an earlier car fire. they have a handle on everything. the big rig accident clearedquickly wes which is great news. no delays there. getting on 880 shouldn't be a problem. both directions tei am anne makovec live in santa rosa at the fairgrounds here, and that is survival zone for fire evacuees but people who have been without power for several days. behind me here is one of those are

they have been battling low humidity conditions. they have been seeing high temperatures in those areas, steep terrain as they continue to battle the kincade fire when it erupted around 9:00 on wednesday night. it torched a 10,000 acres very quickly and then we saw it was at 0% containment thursday morning. they were able to make air drops on thursday morning and thursday afternoon and continuously fought this fire throughout the day on thursday. they were able to then make some progress and contain those lines and then they upped that containment as we take a look at some of the video of the flames and some of the cars that had to go through those roads. up to 49 structures already burned. so many residents in that area, roughly 2,000 residents had to evacuate their homes on a moment's notice as this fire continued to burn. once again cal fire has said they are making those air drops and the fire retardant but when the winds pick up it is difficult for cal fire to make those because they are not as effective in controlling those fl

have you ever seen conditions like this? >> not this bad, no. >> and we're still in the fortunate zone. a few miles east, no subtleties about what might have been. this is wine country where homes burned, and by mid afternoon, new hot spots lit up in the distance. these are backfires near the river rock casino where flames burned right to the edge of outlying buildings. here is chief matt epstein, who knows too much about fires around here to dismiss more trouble. >> this is the same area during the valley fire. the same type of fire behavior, the same type of fire behavior we saw in 2017. this area is just ripe for wildland fire. >> now the chief, chief epstein says the key right now is watch the wind if you want to get a sense of the wind, look at the smoke. it's going straight up right now. that's a good sign. an hour ago, it was still blowing around, changing directions. watch the smoke. the smoke tells the story. the sun is going down. we'll see what morning brings. live from river rock casino in sonoma county, wayne fr

conditions that prospective owners are unlikely to see.aigner who covertly infiltrates puppy farms across the uk. bernese — mags and dwd — were among five dogs handed over by a puppy farmer to rescuers last year. they were in an awful, dreadful condition. they didn't like strangers or people coming up to them. they certainly didn't want to be touched. the rescue charity says it was told by the breeder that dwd had a prolapsed womb. but vets later found it was a large tumour — the size of a fist — that experts said would not have happened overnight. i can't even begin to think what kind of conditions they must have been in. puppy farms are inspected at least once a year. if you have three litters or more you have to have a licence. councils don't routinely publish inspection reports — so how do you find out which breeders are playing by the rules? we had to use the freedom of information act to get hold of council reports — and some refused to hand them over. some of the ones we did see showed that despite some breeders being warned again a

on we go to overnight conditions. we'll see clear skies and again very calm wind for the most part except for occasional gusting winds. very mild. upper 50s to around 60 generally across the bay area. a little bit cooler in the north bay where lows will drop into the low 50s in some spots. wind gust animations look like this. notice wind speed mainly in the single digits except on the coast. even through much of the day tomorrow. winds will remain very light. reduced fire danger tomorrow, but still with the dry conditions and the heat holding on.'t expect wind to be a big factor. highs tomorrow in the south bay, upper 80s at san jose on peninsula. we'll see mid- to upper 80s and 70s to low 80s on the coast. 82 will be the high in sfrachblts now to santa rosa, a high of 92. 90 in petaluma. 85 in oakland. the inward east bay will have upper 80s to about 90 tomorrow. looking ahead to saturday, minor warming. it will still be a mild to warm day, but not a hot day. it gets much cooler on sunday, but we're still going to ha

the winds, and those dry conditions. >> that's right.ything. it shows the dry hills, and that tree moving around quite a bit. those wind speeds will accelerate as we head into tonight. we have been talking about the red flag warning as you can see for the north bay, the east bay valleys, and the santa cruz mountains. winds going up above 30 miles per hour. what is concerning here is possibly another wind event. that could be a stronger wind event. that could be over the weekend. that could possibly lead to more widespread power outages, and also an increase in fire danger, once again. we're watching the one on the short term, anthe one still developing, potentially as we head into the weekend. the red flag warning. all the areas in the red. to the north, and the east bay hills, we could have gusts going above 30 miles per hour. santa cruz mountains around 35 miles an hour. but even for the valley locations, winds going up above 25, up above 30 miles an hour. as you know, temperatures have been trending way up. you can see tomorrow will b

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looking at light conditions. same story tomorrow. tomorrow night into sunday morning that is when they will really pick up. you can see red and purple. because of that, we're looking at extreme fire danger. the national weather service issuing that watch which will turn into a warning saturday night through sunday. gust up to 55 miles per hour. some of the higher mountain peaks let you 75 to 80 miles per hour. that for most of the bay area. the fire weather watch which will turn into a red flag warning saturday night into sunday. the coast of santa cruz mountains. low relative humidity values and the strong offshore gust. looking at extreme fire danger for the weekend. we are watching that closely for you. well above average for today. 88 in paula watson. they flees he light to calm conditions. 88 for san jose. looking at high temperatures topping out at 90. 94 san ramon. mid 80s in san francisco. 88 in san leandro. topping out at 92.. here is the extended forecast. temperatures will be calling down. late saturday into sunday will be

and you have these conditions. they're eerily similar to 2 years ago really to the day when gusty set off that fire storm in the north bay kron four's ken wayne joins us now from santa rosa he's in coffey park can i guess. >>really some people probabl having flashbacks because of what's happening right now. >>well everybody here certainly remembers what happened 2 years ago this neighborhood was wiped out by the fire 2 years ago, 5 people in this neighborhood died. after the north bay fires 2 years ago, 24 people in sonoma county were killed and you're talking about the weather and we are expecting those winds but right now i got to tell you. it is as still as could be i mean barely a whisper of a breeze in the air but we are expecting the wind to pick up in a lot of people have been complaining about pg e's response to all this and the power shutdowns because are roundabout like right now they're saying there's no when we don't understand why the power is off but listen to this perspect-ve from somebody we talked

this is a photo of the existing conditions. it is currently a shell station and a smog testing facility. as esmeralda noted, the larger property that has the gas station, the pumps on the tanks is not our property. ours is the slender portion that has the convenience store and the smog testing. those items we have gone througl evaluation and have identified duplicates within a close range. we chose to show you a couple of pictures here, the before and after with the current and the projected. right now, it looks like a very tall building. it matches many of the buildings in the neighborhood. we anticipate the neighbor will be even higher. i know you have been looking at that project as well. so, as you can see on the top, there is the existing service station support building that will be demolished. this demolition would not be taking out fuel tanks or anything like that. the lower image shows the site plan, we do the traditional enhancement of the sidewalks. the second floor in the back is the rear deck. and we lost our image

making for some dangerous fire conditions. temperatures not going to be really hot with fire weather generally in the 60's and the 70's actually running a little bit below average. but it's those winds and very dry weather that going to cause the problems. >>thank you lawrence california preventative. off as extreme fire danger is expected over the next 24 hours cities and nearly all bay area counties we'll lose power. average continuing during the commercial you know when you're at ross and your new fall look just keeps getting better? check this out! that's yes for less. score a head-to-toe look you'll love and save 20 to 60 percent off department store prices. at ross. yes for less. aaddiction. how juule hooked kids and ignited an public health crisis." other news outlets report- juul took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. markets e-cigarettes with kid friendly flavors and uses nicotine to addict them. 5 million kids use e-cigarettes. juul is "following big tobacco's playbook." and now, juul is pushing prop c to overturn e-ci

looking at green conditions which means good conditions overall for our monday morning commute. just a bit of slowing out of tracy up and over the altamont pass. high winds out there. due to the fire, the kincade fire, we have a hard closure of 128 between alexander valley and geyserville avenue. no estimated time of reopening. malfunctioning signals, highway 12 at 121. apparently drivers are just blowing through there. you must remember when you have traffic signals out it's treated as a four-way stop. we're down to the right lanes being closed both eastbound and westbound due to earlier fires in the crockett and the vallejo side of things. fire is still out there. west and east 80, right lanes of both directions are closed. traffic looks like it's getting by fine right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the holidays begin here at the disneyland resort. . >>> san francisco mayor london breed is declaring a local emergency for those driven from their home. >> her tweet said this evening i issued a proclamation issuing a local emergency as a result of the kincade fire. san francisco will be open

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>> i move we approved with conditions. >> including -- >> yes.ncluding the conditions to have the staff asking to review the details as part of the commission. >> we don't have to add it. >> it will be amended in the draft motion. >> thank you. there is a motion that has been seconded to approve this matter with conditions with the amendments read into the record by staff. on that motion... so moved. that motion passes unanimously 7 -0. zoning administrator, what say you? >> close the public hearing on the variance. in light of the public comment, referencing specific provisions, i want to go back and do do diligence and look over the specific revisions and take this under advisement. >> very good. that will place us on item eight this is a certificate of appropriateness. >> good afternoon, commissioners the application before you is a request for a certificate of appropriateness for the property at 804 to 86,202nd street. the contributor to the dogpatch landmark district designated under article ten of the code and located within it an m.c. two

we are looking at two like to breezy conditions this morning.e are going to see the winds pick up as we head through the day, this is a two day wind event with peak winds likely late tonight overnight into tomorrow morning. the strongest winds will be in the hills, the higher elevations about 1000 feet will see the gustiest conditions with the wind event. this is likely the strongest wind event we have seen so far this season and since the north bay wildfires in october 2017. here is a live look with our sutro can looking at the golden gate, we have the robin williams tunnel completely in the dark with power outages, we are looking at temperatures running mainly in the 50s, 56 concorde looking at oakland, 57 livermore, mid 50s in downtown san francisco, san jose and upper 50s for santa rosa. let's check the wind again, not too windy right now looking at 70 mile-per-hour winds out of the west northwest in san francisco six mile-per-hour winds in oakland, 12 antiochian noun mile-per-hour wind in fairfield again, we are going to see the wind increa

>> well it varied pending on the road conditions, with road conditions like that as i said