we turn now to meteorlogist dave spahr. the national weather service saying the storm will hit the lower florida keys right now? (dave)significant warming is expected today as high pressure builds over northern california. shower chances will develop across the far southern portion of the region tonight and monday and then across the entire forecast area monday night and tuesday. there is also a slight chance of thunderstorms (dave)significant warming is expected today as high pressure builds over northern california. shower chances will develop across the far southern portion of the region tonight and monday and then across the entire forecast area monday night and tuesday. there is also a slight chance of thunderstorms . slightly cooler temperatures are forecast for monday, with much cooler weather expected by midweek. ( marty ) with millions of people evacuating the palm beach area... many animals were left behind. dozens of dogs and cats have been found tied up or otherwise tethered... left behind by their owners. offici

dave spahr is here with your weather forecast. )high pressure building near the west coast will result in dry weather, along with a warming trend, through at least the middle of next week. ( marty @ landing) the desperate search for survivors continues following this week's deadly 7-point-one quake that hit central mexico. teams from mexico's navy found 115-people alive in the rubble in mexico city yesterday. the death toll has risen to 295. omar jiminez is tracking the developments. rescue crews carefully dig through debris, desperate to find survivors...as volunteers aren't giving up the hope of finding people alive in the midst of such devastation.one trapped group was rescued after a woman sent a message to her husband.sot"i don't know when the message went out- i think it was at like 5am more or less. they were searching for us. they couldn't hear us but the text went out. how? i have no idea. but it arrived and partly and thanks to that, they found us in that area where i told them, more or less."the deadly earthquake reduced

dave spahr is here with your weather forecast. ve heat is once again forecast across the region today with a high to very high risk of heat related illnesses. a region-wide cool down is then forecast to begin on sunday, especially near the coast. meanwhile, very warm to hot inland conditions will persist into labor day. an increase in moisture will work northward from the south late sunday into early next week and will result in a slight chance of thunderstorms across the central coast. additional cooling is then expected through the first half of the upcoming workweek. ( marty ) back to our top story. the intense heat around the bay area which is expected to continue throughout the weekend. kron 4's gabe slate has more on how people tried to deal with the extreme conditions. "it's muggy it is so hot it's like the desert out here i can't believe how warm it is really long and i lost money now. it's actually the hottest day i've ever experienced in san francisco"there was some miserable people walking through the scorching heat of s

dave spahr is here with your weather forecast. ng is forecast for saturday, with more robust warming expected on sunday as light offshore flow develops. shower chances will develop across the region from south to north from late sunday through wednesday. there is also a slight chance of thunderstorms. a cooling trend is forecast from monday through midweek. ( marty @ landing ) consumer watch=dog groups are warning everyone to pay attention to the massive data breach impactnig the credit reporting credit impactnig the data breach to the massive pay attention everyone to warning groups are watch=dog consumer landing )( marty @ midweek. through midweek. ( marty @ landing ) consumer watch=dog groups are warning everyone to pay attention to the massive data breach impactnig the credit reporting company equifax. the breach exposed personal and sensitive financial information of over 143 million americans. kron4's gabe slate explains what you need to look out for.. sound from erica sandberg / personal finance expert personal finance exper

dave spahr is here with your weather forecast. zy conditions are forecast to persist through the weekend with seasonably cool temperatures through much of the upcoming week. ( marty ) a warning about buying on craigslist. a portland, oregon mom's attempt to save some money on disneyland tickets - almost ruined her daughter's special trip to the happiest place on earth. reporter jennifer downling has some tips from police on how to avoid becoming a victim. edgar petrevics, uses craig's list i've never been ripped off on craigslist plenty of people found success scrolling through the job listings personal ads and other items offered for sale on the site. craigslist is straight forward and the results are right there.but for some, it's not worth the risk. to me you just can't trust it. most recently, portland police say a woman fell victim to a ticket scam while taking a special trip with to her daughter to disney land. she saw an ad like this online and agreed to meet michael mccorbie to purchase two 3-day passes. she paid 300-dollar

dave spahr is here with your weather forecast.ng): dry and pleasant weather will continue through the weekend. by monday some blustery winds may develop coast and hills as a front reaches far northern california but dry weather will continue for the bay area. a secondary dry cool front may reach the area by about thursday but then a warm ridge will build by next weekend. ( marty ) the road to recovery following hurricane irma is going to be long and hard for florida residents... nick valencia reports residents are dealing with flooding, piles of debris and a lack of electricity. this is not normal, but for many, it's starting to feel that way. resident: oh my god, what a mess."in places like highlands county, florida, relief may still be days away. resident: "i know everybody is doing everything they can." while practically every florida county was impacted by hurricane irma, it's here where the largest percentage of people are still without power.the millions of floridians who remain in the dark also have to deal with flooded roa

now lets get a check of weather with dave spahr. ave)the strong ridge of high pressure that brought two consecutive days of oppressive heat to our region will continue to drift off to the east over the next few days. as a result, a cooling trend that began on sunday will continue through midweek. moisture from remnants of tropical storm lidia will produce a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms across mainly southern portions of our region through monday night. (tiffany) this past week there were a lot of motorcycle cops pulling over drivers in los altos hills, saratoga and cupertino. stanley roberts was there for the 5- hour traffic crackdown. traffic officers from different cities in santa clara count y hit the streets looking for all forms of bad behavior from everything from drivers to pedestrians and anything in between nats: ambiance for instance, see this black mercedes making a turn into homestead school in cupertino from the outside lane that a big no-no, the driver should have waited in line like everyone so sgt gonzal

lets start the morning with a check of weather with dave spahr... (dave)remnant moisture from lidia will continue to spread northward across the region today and result in a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms. while widespread precipitation is unlikely, increased cloud cover and returned onshore flow will cool conditions region-wide today. temperatures will also drop back down to near seasonal averages by tuesday and persist into late week with the possibility of the marine layer returning with overnight and morning coastal clouds. ( mark ) now lets get a check of the bridges... taking a live look at the san mateo bridge. ( mark ) and here is a live look at the bay bridge. ( mark ) now to the richmond bridge. ( mark ) and the golden gate bridge. ( mark ) our top story this morning...president trump is expected to announce that he will end the "dreamers" program.( tiffany ) the program known as "daca" granted work permits to undocumented immigrants who arrived in the country as children.( mark ) kron 4's lydia pantazes is live in berkeley wher

dave spahr is here with the forecast and a bit of relief (dave)the strong ridge of high pressure that brought two consecutive days of oppressive heat to the region will begin to shift eastward today. this will result in a region-wide cool down, yet temperatures will remain well above seasonal averages. in addition, remnants of tropical storm lidia will begin to spread across our region from the south today into monday and bring a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms to southern portions of the region. additional cooling is forecast on labor day and into the first half of the upcoming workweek. (marty) extreme heat can cause train tracks to move.. or buckle. that means bart will continue to run its trains at slower speeds this weekend. kron 4's hermela argawi explains that means possible delays. extreme heat causing more problems for bart riders. quetzal rodriguez/bart rider not all the trains have air conditioning, so they're a little more packed, irritated people, sweaty, with their shirts off, i mean you name it jb ingram/bart riderwhen i ride, it's normally not the commute ho