winds will persist over portions of our region into tuesday, especially in the north and east bay hills/mountains, with temperatures region-wide near or slightly below seasonal averages. winds will weaken slightly by midweek with a warming trend likely late in the week along with continued dry weather conditions. (steve) coming up new at ten:the dramatic police response in las vegas.. that saved even more people from being killed by a mass shooter. we have the dispatch recordings -- as swat teams moved in on the gunman,. (catherine) still ahead- san francsico on high alert.. what the city is doing in response to the attack in las vegas.. as it gets ready to host some high profile events. (steve) and next:new at ten: what you need to know if you ever find yourself in an active shooter situation... the advice that could save your life... after the break (catherine) new at ten: we've been meeting many bay area locals who were at the concert last night who made it out alive... and while luck may be a part of it - bay area law enforcement tells kron4's ella sogomonian that

winds will persist over portions of our region into tuesday, especially in the north and east bay hills/mountains with temperatures region-wide near or slightly below seasonal averages. winds will weaken slightly by midweek with a warming trend likely late in the week along with continued dry weather conditions. conditions. (vicki) coming up, a student beaten unconscious... at a u-c berkeley dorm. police just releasing surveillance images of the suspects. a look at who police are searching for. (grant) and- plug your ears raiders fans... derek carr will be sidelined after suffering an injury during sunday's game. how long the quarterback could be out. (vicki) a season... raiders fans were expecting to make a long playoff run... may be in jeopardy once again (grant) we've been down this road before... starting quarterback, derek carr will be sideline with an injury for at least two weeks. on sunday against the on sunday against the broncos -- carr suffered a transverse process fracture in his back. it happened in the third quarter... the second highest paid quarterback was not able to return to th

winds will persist over portions of our region into tuesday, especially in the north and east bay hills/mountains, with temperatures region-wide near or slightly below seasonal averages. winds will weaken slightly by midweek with a warming trend likely late in the week along with continued dry weather conditions. (vicki) still ahead on kron4 new at nine.... it just keeps getting worse for equifax consumers.... the breach just got bigger.... we'll tell you just how many more people were affected... (grant) and well tell you how the las vegas shooting is affecting the stock market... (vicki) and equifax says it's massive data breach may have impacted more people than it initially thought. the credit reporting agency says that private information for two and a half million more consumers may have been compromised. that brings the total number up to 145-point-five million people. those revised numbers come from an investigation conducted by a cybersecurity company equifax hired to investigate the breach. equifax is alerting the additional consumers by mail and update its online list of potential vict

winds will persist over portions of our region into tuesday, especially in the north and east bay hills/mountains, with temperatures region-wide near or slightly below seasonal averages. winds will weaken slightly by midweek with a warming trend likely late in the week along with continued dry weather conditions. still ahead at 8. 143 million people were hit by the huge equifax breach. but today that number grew.(catherine) also - fleet week is here --- and kron-4 has you covered. including the best places to watch the amazing blue angels.<> ((gary sports tease))"coming up a little bit later in this broadcast. we'll talk quarterbacks. the news not so hot for the oakland raiders and derek carr. del rio will speak to you. and also what's going on with the 49ers and the immediate future of brian hoyer. shanahan will speak to you.a little bit later in this broadcast." my name is valerie decker and i'm a troubleman for pg&e. i am a first responder to emergencies 24 hours a day, everyday of the year. my children and my family are on my mind when i'm working all the time. my neighbors are here, my frien

bay hills until 5:00 p.m. tomorrow. also the santa cruz mountains and east bay hills under the red flag warning.humidity levels will be dropping between 10 to 20% and wind speeds 20 to 30 miles per hour and wind gusts up to 40 miles per hour. especially along the higher elevations we could see the wind rushing down into parts of napa or sonoma coming off of the coastal north bay hills, the future humidity shows us that tomorrow morning will recover a bit. 30 fers in yachtville -- 30% in yachtville. and breeze and moisture coming in off the water but instead we have drier air coming down in the humidity is dropping to 12% in napa. coming up we talk about when we will see relief in the forecast. >> thank you. just getting new information about a major city in the north bay that is now also included in the evacuation advisory, we have the specification on that after the beak. >> as the devastating wild fires continue in the north bay counties, kron four will continue with regular updates and will interrupt programming as events warrant. stay with kron four (grant) more (grant) >>> breaking news int

dry and gusty offshore winds will impact the north bay mountains and east bay hills as well resulting in critical fire weather conditions across those areas. a slight warming trend is possible late in the week with continued dry weather. ( marty @ landing ) happening now.... o.j. simpson is a free man. simpson walked out of a nevada prison at midnight. he's now free to go where he please's for the first time in years. kristen holmes reports from las vegas. for the first time in nearly a decade -- o-j simpson is a free man.oj simpson/released on parole: "i've done my time" the one time n-f-l great became america's most well known prisoner.famously acquitted for the 1994 murder of his ex-wife nicole brown simpson and her friend ron goldman -- simpson was convicted in 2008 of kidnapping, armed robbery and ten other charges -- after he and a group of men robbed two sports memorabilia dealers at gun point. oj simpson/released on parole: "i wish this would have never happened."simpson serving nine years of a 33- year sentence behind bars. arnelle simpson/oj simpson's daughter: "he truly is

we are talking the north bay mountains, the east bay hills, the santa cruz mountains are expecting toincrease in winds from the north-northeast. 15-20 plus miles per hour with gusty conditions at 30-40. i was looking ahead at the models. here is a quick look. we could see sustained winds of 30 plus in some areas, including orinda at 31 miles per hour. when talking the fire danger, we zone in on the mountain hillside areas because the dry winds are very dry. what that does is, you have seen over and over again, a very small brush fire can quickly spread. the overnight hours tonight and early monday morning, look at san francisco. 29 miles per hour with gusts up to 30 plus miles per hour. napa, in the 30 range. livermore, 15, 20 plus in the south bay. the winds will carry over at least through monday. so, as we head into monday and tuesday, we will keep the red flag warnings in place. now, let's get a quick update on what was hurricane nate. it made two land falls yesterday. the last was in the mississippi area. right now, the last overnight hours it has weakened to a tropical storm. it

and pair that up with the temperatures we're talking about fire danger for the north bay mountains. east bay hills and santa cruz mountains. we're expecting highs of 83 livermore. 79 oakland. and there is a red flag warning that will remain in place buzz of the dry winds. of about 20, 25 miles per hour. i want to take you through the map here. you're going to notice the strongest and gustiest of the winds starting sunday evening and night. as of 10:00 p.m. on sunday we are talking about the possibility of sustained winds of up to 30 miles per hour. along the coastline. gusts could hit 40, 45 plus. it's going to be a very windy sunday. we have a cooling trend on the way as we head into wednesday. we have to get through the 80s and that wind for tomorrow. fire danger. >> at some point one has to get in the act. it's coming. >> it's october. but we're not in the clear of the fire danger yet. >>> a special mission just off the coast. the voyage that could help save marine life. we'll tack you along for an up close look. kept scientists very busy lately. they )re trying to understand >>> changing ocean

mainly for the north bay mountains, east bay hills, and the santa cruz mountains, so definitely outdoornot recommended so if you have any plans to barbecue or be outside, maybe plans to cook up for a birthday party, try not to burn anything near dry brush. let's take a look at those winds. today, great day to be outside, nice and breezy, but as we head into the overnight hours into 10:00, 11:00, and 12:00, you'll really start to see those winds picking up. 20-plus miles per hour. napa, 29-plus miles per hour and we're talking about gusts 45, possibly plus miles per hour as we head into tonight, and into tomorrow. fast forward through sunday and we keep the 20-plus mile winds in the forecast. but check out sunday at about 10:00, 29 miles per hour in san francisco, orinda, 34 miles per hour, and that's when we really see that threat of the fire danger. now, over the next seven days, we do have a couple of changes on the way. we kept a little bit of the warming temperatures through today and we'll keep that in through tomorrow but if you notice, just kind of looking ahead through tuesday a

flag warning that's been issued by the national weather service for the north bay hills and east bay hills in the mountains where the fires are raging right now. the winds may gust once again, 45 to 60 miles per hour with relative humidity. winds not that strong tonight, not that strong for the majority of friday. another round of gusty offshore wind late friday in to the weekend and that will keep the air quality poor because all the smoke billowing up from the north bay is being pushed south and should include the entire bay area once again tomorrow and also saturday and sunday. we'll talk about the 7-day forecast, amazingly and thankfully with a chance of rain. >>> some colleges including sf state and usf are closed through sunday because of the bad air. we have more information on school closures at the bottom of your screen. tonight kpix 5's len ramirez shows us how some districts are handling the haze. >> reporter: for the fourth straight day, there was no such thing as a breath of fresh air in the area. >> it was pretty bad. the conclusion was we should not have cool today. >> reporter: he's a stude

east bay. the wind advisory begins at 7 pm until 11 am monday. the fire warning is in place. all areas in red, northbay to inland east bay, east bay hills and santa cruz mountains. dry northerly winds accelerating later tonight after 10 pm. the red flag warning is in place until 5 am, tuesday. winds topping 30 miles per hour . very dry. no fog to help. fire danger is a big concern, tonight into tuesday morning. the forecasted coming up.>>>three people were stabbed on the platform of the lafayette bart station. police are now searching for the suspect near the station. officials say the suspect is a white male in his 30s or 40s, has blonde hair, is unshaven, and is wearing a green jacket and backpack. the station was shut down for several hours while they searched for evidence.>> police say all of the victims have minor injuries. when officers arrived there were only two victims. when a passenger resisted, a man took out a knife.>> we do not know if the victims knew each other. we are looking at three victims.the other may have left on their own. the two victims are a 20-year- old male with a minor head injury and a 19-year-old male with a minor hand injury. bar

those strong gusty winds there is a red flag warning that will be in place for the north bay mountains, the east bay hills, the santa cruz mountains and that's because of those dry winds coming in from the north-northeast about 10, 25 miles per hour. but it's those gusts that have the potential of hitting around 40-plus miles per hour. that's what we're keeping a close eye on. we fast-forward through sunday right around the lunch hour at about 12 position, is when we're start noticing the winds picking up. tomorrow we will really start feeling that impact by about 10:00. we'll see the gustiest of the conditions. and if you're heading out to fleet week tomorrow expect more sunshine. so even though it's going to be very windy it is going to be sunny and we can expect to see some clear skies, but over the next seven days we do keep the 80s in the forecast for san francisco and then we continue to see a cooling trend on the way. fire danger a big threat for tomorrow. >> and perfect weather to watch the blue angels tomorrow. and wuhl the landmarks around the bay area so many picture opportunities. golden gate

gusty offshore winds will return friday night into saturday, especially over the north bay mountains and east bay hillsa cooling trend will begin next tuesday and rain chances are forecast to develop late wednesday into thursday. (grant) with fire bearing down on wine country's vineyards, some are rushing to harvest their grapes to save the season. we saw workers out early this morning at the famous robert mondavi winery... in oakville. they were picking grapes as fast as they could and hauling them off. so far the winery has not been touched by the flames. however, several others have been damaged or destroyed. (grant) there is a new evacuation áadvisory in place. (steve) in the city of napa... people living west of highway 29 are being told to be ready to go at a moments notice. this is for people living between the oakville grade and rutherford road. this is ánot a mandatory evacuation but authorities do want you to have your bags packed and be ready to leave. (steve) you have no doubt seeing them heading north.... through the bay area en route to the fire zone in sonoma, napa and beyond. dozens of

bay hills right now. they will go up for the east bay hills and santa cruz mountains heading into 11:00 p.m. and running israel 5:00 p.m. tomorrow. gusty winds and low humidity keeping that fire danger elevated. gusty winds for the same areas could reach wind gusts at over 50 miles per hour which mean trees could topple and power lines could come down and the fires already out there could get worse. clear skies and highs for your thursday. low of 0s to mid-70s, hazy due to the smoke. accuweather seven-day forecast smoke sticks around friday through the weekend but temperatures relax over the weekend. >> thanks very much. a little bit of sports and mike shuman is here. >> raiders are hoping had the return of their injured quarterback will end a three-game slide as derek carr told us today. his pain threshold will be tested sunday against the charger. his thus as we look ahead to sunday next in sports. >>> the raiders are in an early season cross-road after losing their last three games. quarterback derrick carr was very positive about his return sunday against the chargers. carr was injured i

north bay hills , east bay hills and santa cruz mountains. the forecast model for early monday morning shows brighter colors that represent stronger winds . calistoga, 31 miles per hour. sonoma valley, 25 miles per hour. fire danger will go up thankfully, we had recent rainfall. it looks like a bit of a burst in the wind early monday morning. forecast model shows a patch or two of fog near the coast tomorrow morning. afternoon hours show brighter colors to reflect the warm to hot temperatures. a few 90s toward vacaville and santa rosa. walnut creek, upper 80s. oakland, 83. san jose, 86. san francisco , downtown lower 80s. 82 degrees and the beaches in the 70s. late october and look at the five day forecast. soaring into tuesday. we will cool off later in the week. know rainfall insight. i should mention los angeles by tuesday could be 100 degrees.>> really ? 100 degrees and los angeles ? it is heating up.>> you will notice the difference.>>> a very emotional day today. levi stadium as a 49 years -- 49ers honor a special person. >>> there is w

the gustest of the conditions in the mountains and east bay hills once again between 30 and 40 miles's talk about that time line. the peak wind gusts nice and calm. perfect timing as of now for the kind of firefighters to get ahead of this because it will stay fairly calm. unfortunately, as we fast forward through the night hours, take a look at 9:30. the winds picking up in fairfield at 16 miles per hour. this is where i have the biggest concern at 2:00 a.m. saturday morning, look alt these wind gusts. napa, once again, 30 miles per hour. fairfield, 34 miles per hour. even in santa rosa. it will stay that way through saturday, which is why the temperature trend is nice and cool. but, on saturday morning, we are expecting warmer conditions. unfortunately, that's where the air is going to be. a dangerous situation for the next several days. we are looking ahead at a little recovery as we head into the next seven days. that is because we are tracking the chance of seeing rain, much needed rain ahead on a thursday. let's go ahead and get a check of traffic with mike. >> all right, i wan

red flag warning in effect for north bay hills, east and south bay hills and mountains too.ow afternoon and south bay, tonight. these are the concerns. highest threat is above 1,000 feet. gusting 25 to 35 miles per hour or higher. humidity is dangerously low, fires can easily start and spread. bear that in mind. overnight, clear skies, breezy conditions, low temperatures in mid-50s. tomorrow, clear skies in early morning, cool until sun rises, then warm up midday and clear skies after sunset. highs tomorrow breezy conditions on the coast, mid to upper 60s. 75 at oakland, san mateo, inland east bay and north will be warmest, highs in low to mid-80s. accuweather seven-day forecast, continues warming up gradually later into the week. friday and saturday like summer. around 90 degrees. mid-70s on the coast and temperatures moderate going into next week. looking for cool autumn weather go to northeastern u.s. >> so great for the san francisco events. >> fleet week, absolutely. >>> uc berkeley police asking for public's help after student was attacked >>> new details on an assault

the inland east bay and the east bay hills and santa cruz mountains. the winds pick up that's a dry wind direction. so relative humidity as well as a run 10:00 to 12% and those winds will be the big story. you can count on winds topping 30 miles an hour. this begins 11:00 him sunday all the way through monday and until 5:00 a.m. tuesday but the strongest period of winds will be from 10:00 p.m. sunday to around 10:00 you monday. we are expecting the stronger winds. tomorrow typically we show you lots of fog but not much in the way of fog. we could have a future -- few patches develop. but for the most part more sunshine. lots of 80s coming up for tomorrow. concord and brentwood and san francisco 76. a lot of rip current activity on the coast so be careful. san jose 81 degrees . we will talk about the fire dangers and more changes in your forecast coming up in a few minutes. >>> a couple got the shock of their lives when a unexpected to shut up and try to take a dip in their pond. they spotted this alligator in their backyard thursday night. they said it

we have red flag warnings in effect for the north and east bay hills and santa cruz mountains. along the coastline, a beach hazard statement. we will see highs around 67 along the coast, mid 70s along the bay and near 90 inland. looking ahead, expect a gradual warm up through next week, no major heat wave expected. warmer temperatures for the second week of accounted. our other big story, nate is on the move. it was downgraded to a tropical storm overnight as it pounded the gulf coast last night. the storm is expected to continue to rapidly weaken as it moves inland. >> new details on an amber alert for a two year old san francisco girl. she's safe but her father is now in custody. police picked up the 21 year old just before 10:00 last night. the other two suspects, a man and woman, were also arrested. police say the girl's mother had been assaulted and was taken to the hospital. the case is being investigated by san francisco police and the district attorney's office. >>> to the north bay, the driver suspected of plowing his truck into a group of cyclists and driving off is in

bay area. >> yes, north bay mountains and east bay hills can expect a warning and that's because we're tracking gustier conditions. and they've already started a little bit within the past couple of hours. we've seen those increase in terms of wind speed. but we are expecting that to continue over the over night hours. which is why that red flag warning is in place through monday morning. i'll explain to you right now. but if you're making your way outside, maybe you're going out for a really late night dinner. i don't know what places are open right now. but 62 in the south bay. temperatures nice and cool, fairly comfortable. and they will get on the chillier side as we get into that midnight, 1:00 a.m. hour. let's talk about that temperature trend. what you can expect heading into the over night hours and into the early morning especially if you have to be up bright and aur early, if you notice flow clouds in sight. it's helping us keep cool in the forecast. 57 degrees around 4:00 a.m. by 5:00, 6:00 p.m., we'll stay in the 50s. so you'll wake up with those fall-like temperatures not just for

bay. soon to be in effect for the rest of santa cruz mountains and east bay hills.wins are not going to be as severe as they could be. which is what we have been saying. tonight the winds get going. there is midnight. 2 am. it gets going around 3 am. about 3 am in the morning. at higher elevations we could see 35 or 40 miles per hour. at the surface by calistoga the winds should not be howling that bad. some wins going at higher elevations. tomorrow morning the winds rapidly back off. they stay northeast. you just have to look at what is happening now. we did a couple life shots in the north bay. there is no wind. at the surface we are going to see less of it. we do see winds of 23 miles per hour at higher elevations in the hawkeye area. windsor seven miles per hour. santa rosa has 11. they will pick up at 3 am. as of right now -- last sunday it was already at 35 and 40 miles per hour. at this time of night. systems tend to power up overnight as the cool air comes in and the high starts to rebuild. if you look at mount diablo. that is a higher elevation. 40 miles pe

gusty offshore winds will return friday night into saturday, especially over the north bay mountains and east bay hills cooling trend will begin next tuesday and rain chances are forecast to develop late wednesday into thursday. (steve) the tubbs fire claimed 18 lives in sonoma county the hardest hit region so far.tonight we hear from a santa rosa family who lost their home but made it out alive.(pam) kron 4's ella sogomonian is in ronhert park .... showing us the scary scene that family escaped .. and what their life is like today. sot: ella sogomonian, ronhert park// "this family's quick thinking landed them one of the last two hotel rooms at this best western in ronhert park. you can imagine this being a hot commodity after the fire erupted with not many place left for people to go. and although it is more private than an evacuation center they're having to share one small room between four members of their family."this is unbelievable video of old redwood road in santa rosa by kaiser hospital as brave drivers swerved out of the way of massive flames slithering onto the roadway in the wee hours on s

the north bay hills, east bay hills and the santa cruz mountains.e are some of the current wind speeds. winds between 5-11 miles per hour. more reports toward the sonoma valley. winds around 7 miles an hour. humidity levels will continue to drop. 90%-25%. we could be down by this afternoon between 10-15%. more wind reports toward santa rosa. 6 miles per hour at fairfield. 14 elsewhere. the fire weather watch is being prepped for the north bay and east bay hills. winds increasing and will be stronger than the ones we experienced last night and this morning. especially for higher terrain. good have just topping 50 miles per hour. this is in place friday afternoon until saturday evening. this is for the higher terrain, there is a chance this could expand to include lower elevations based on what i've seen with some of the models. let's take this into thursday night. the focus is in portions of the north bay. wind between 11-14 miles per hour. when we put this in motion through friday, wind is ramping up. this is friday night. look at early saturday whe

east bay hills. even the santa cruz mountain areas.ust avoid burning anything near any dry brush in general. >> talking about that fire in napa county and atlas peak, 200 acres burned. we're getting new information from the sonoma county sheriff, evacuations ordered. near calistoga, kenwood. that follows a previous tweet about fires in sonoma county. as you were talking about the red flag and the winds and you were saying to watch out, well, here come the fires. >> unfortunately they're only going to get stronger overnight. it's going to be a dangerous situation up there. >>> still to come, what was hurricane nate slowing down. it's already left behind a lot of damage. >>> one of the most powerful producers in hollywood fired from his own company today. the controversy that cost harvey weinstein his job. food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. f

gusty offshore winds will return friday night into saturday, especially over the north bay mountains and east bay hillsooling trend will begin next tuesday and rain chances are forecast to develop late wednesday into thursday. (steve) tonight the death toll has risen to 35 in the california wildfires.(pam) here now is a look at some of those who lost their lives. so we created the only bed ♪ that adjusts on both sides to 9 out of 10 couples prefer a different mattress firmness, your ideal comfort, your sleep number setting. you can even see how well you're sleeping and make adjustments. does your bed do that? the most amazing part is they start at $699. that's $200 off our queen c2 mattress during the final days of our fall sale. ends sunday. visit sleepnumber.com for a store near you. (steve) we continue our breaking news coverage.... while the fires have brought out the best in many.. they have also brought out the worst in others.(pam) there have been reports of looters in the santa rosa area..while many have just turned out to be residents trying to get back home.. some arrests have been made. kron

it's divided up between the north bay hills and east bay hills but now includes the santa cruz mountains. timewise it could go tell 5:00 or 11:00. be advised it dances all around. in lake county, we are still seeing a northwest wind. 26%. 53, 50, 73 at lake port. now toward geyserville, cloverdale and healdsburg. most locations are around 50% or 60% relative humidity. there are some that do get the north wind or northwest wind. predominantly it is northwest wind. in napa county, unfortunately what's happened is we have lost a lot of the observations. they have been lost in the fire. atlas peak, north at 22. 27%. yesterday it was at 50%. fairfield has a west, southwest. that could change on a dime. davis, northwest. napa airport, east, southeast. some locations do get a east or southeast. vacaville, north. fairfield, northwest. we will have a lot of smoke continuing to move over. the system that went by yesterday brought cooler temperatures but we are on the backside of that now. 30s, 40s and 50s on those temperatures. out by the concord pavilion, 45. 42 in san ramon and dublin. there are

east bay hills. santa cruz mountains. and it is going to last until tomorrow morning. because the dry conditions, the windy offshore flow is going to continue throughout the day. and again, gusts as high as 55 miles an hour expected for many areas. we already saw some spots reporting, in that high, and mount diablo, a 78 mile-an-hour gust about a couple of hours ago. sustained winds expected throughout the morning between 10 to 30 miles an hour. all of this fuel for the fire. that is what firefighters are worried about. that is not what they need at all. this won't help them out. the gusts will continue staying strong until about 11:00 a.m. this morning, sonoma county airport gusts coming in 30 to 40 miles an hour. and humidity levels very low, 10 to 13% and fuels are at or near record highs when it comes to dryness. we had all of the rain of course, last season, and then that helps create a lot of growth, and now we are getting that dry air coming in. and the windy conditions coming in. so it is just all fueling this. long-term-wise, for the next few hours, we will se

is going to be so bone dry the fire weather watch was issued for the east bay hills, diablo range and through the north bay mountains 1,000 feet. we've got to watch out for that. until then, enjoy a gorgeous weekend. notice the temperature drop at the coast from friday to saturday. that's a sea breeze kicking in. the offshore breeze that brings us the fire danger pushes the warmth to the coast monday into tuesday then we all start cooling wednesday. have a good day. kristen? >> ou, too, mike, thank you. >>> no today's morning money report. mitsubishi recalling 66,000 cars for a second time to replace fault to takata airbags. covers lancer and lancer evolution models from 2004 to 2006. the inflaters use ammonium nitrate. they can erupt in a crash spewing hot sh rarapnel throughe car. the defect is linked to 19 deaths worldwide and more than 180 injuries. midtsubishi has a replacement part that doesn't use ammonium nitrate. >>> kohl's is looking to hire people in the bay area, ten local stores will have a hiring event. freight processing to sales associate and customer service. look for a kohl's store that's hiring ne

red flag warnings tomorrow for north and east bay hills, santa cruz mountains as well from the fire dangeris is a live look from the daca cam showing the area burning and the globe. napa, visibility is four in petaluma, four. it is a lot worse and places closer to the areas of the fire with temperatures in santa rosa, 68 and san jose, 57. livermore and oakland, as well and we will send it back to. >> we are talking about the smoke in the air and how it is traveling up to 75 miles south. people are reporting smelling smoke all across the bay and in the newsroom, people have stories of waking up and choking on smoke. >> reporter: these fires, just so we are clear, they are burning in napa and sonoma county. because of the strong winds fueling those fires, people in many parts of the bay area can smell that smoke. dozens have taken to social media and smelling the smoke. if you believe your nose, you can be tricked into feeling the fires are closer than they are. ashes falling in the sunset district. you can see the streets and a haze is hanging over the city. the san francisco fire departmen

the weekend, by 11:00 tomorrow in the upper elevations we're looking at north and east bay hills, santa cruz mountainsh a red flag warning. mild to warm through monday. a cooler pattern as we get into later in the week. so in and around the golden gate park, you'll look for numbers in the upper 60s. today, a lot cooler than yesterday. it will be mild, numbers a little bit cooler, that sea breeze today. if you're heading into the city for fleet week, it will be very nice with numbers in the mid-70s. 72 on sunday. and overnight lows have been comfortable but probably needing the jacket early on. here is a look at santa rosa for the week ahead. 88 today, that's eight degrees above average. not much change tomorrow. into tomorrow, a few degrees cooler. then we'll get into lower 80s and 70s by the end of the week. highs today at the coast will be about 70 degrees around half moon bay, 79 san mateo, 83 in san mattel. livermore, 88. morgan hill, 87. download our accuweather app when you'll notice this weekend we'll have warm weather with high fire danger, red flag warning tomorrow. and notice the temperature

bay area will be under fire conditions this week. a red flag warning will replain in effect with the north bay mountains and east bay hills until tomorrow night. it was issued because of gusty winds and low humidity. the oakland fire department and other agencies will be doing extra patrols. our meteorologist now in the weather center with the temperatures and the areas of most concern, mark? >> the wind speeds are picking up. approaching the peak. the critical part of the bay area. wherever you get the conditions that are developing right now. a big concern with the fire danger out there. all of the areas, red flag warning. northerly winds ramping up. the fire danger goes up. this in place for the north bay hills until 5:00 p.m. on tuesday and 11:00 p.m. on monday for the east bay hills, winds gusting to possibly thrive miles an hour. maybe some of the isolated peaks could be approaching 50 miles an hour. so, mainly in place of elevations above 1,000 feet. you can see the pattern out there. the winds increasing out of the north. checking in on a few spots. first, up in portions of the north bay. it is not strong, 10-13 miles an hour. h

gusty offshore winds will return friday night into saturday, especially over the north bay mountains and east bay hills a cooling trend will begin next tuesday and rain chances are forecast to develop late wednesday into thursday. major hot spot in aoakland eb 24 at the caldecot tunnel. earlier big rig fire has the right bore closed, no major delays. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101 ( james ) the north bay firestorm has forced a lot of people from their homes many are staying in shelters... (robin) the sonoma raceway has opened its doors to evacuees kron4's dan kerman has more. sotsotpeople from sotsotsotsot people from all over sonoma county have spending the day and night at sonoma race way there's no one on the track though. these are evacuees from the firestorm, who have taken up residence in the raceway's rv parking lotsot it's not just one family taking refuge from the fire, but extended families parents, kids, grandparents, aunts, uncles and their families and their pets not only dogs, but chickens too sot sonoma raceway

bay area. clearing showing up on the satellite. he mentioned the high fire danger today. this will be allowed to expire at 5 pm. the northbay hills and east bay hills and santa cruz mountains. checking out some of the current wind speeds around 4-11- 16 miles per hour. pretty dry. relative humidity 14% and portions of the northbay and sonoma valley. 74 degrees in napa. 71. nothing too major -- 7-9 miles per hour. by friday afternoon into friday night and saturday a fire weather watch which will be the next red flag warning. dusty winds keeping up. this will be the strongest wind event since the fire started. as the winds picked up for the hills above 1000 feet. friday afternoon into saturday evening for the areas in red. there is a chance it could be expanded to include valley locations as well. those wins will be up to over 20 miles per hour. friday, p.m. -- late friday into saturday the winds will be picking up. you can see the timeline throughout the date revving up saturday morning. 1 pm until seven -- 1 am until 7 am. that is almost an east 1. that is a very dry 1. that will dry things out rapidly. tonight we are talking about the break. fire crews are making the most

a red flag warning will stay in effect for the north bay mountains and east bay hills through at least tonight. the oakland fire department and other agencies will have extra patrols because of it. >>> time is 19 minutes after 4:00. we will continue to follow the very latest this morning after that deadly shooting on the los angeles strip. we'll have the very latest information from police and investigators. we do know at least 50 people were killed last night. >> plus we'll tell you what facebook will do today that will give the government a closer look at how the russians may have influenced the presidential election. >>> an instructor and student were on board. first responders of the scene in the cherokee national forest say it does not appear anyone survived that crash. >>> our time is 4:23. today the circuit court will start a new term with many controversial cases on its agenda. . >> there's only one prediction that's entirely safe about the upcoming term, and that is it will be momentous. >> now, the justices will look at cases involving police, trapping a suspect from a cell p

east bay right away from the shore. we have it on our hills and in the inland east bay. the santa cruz mountains are also included.outside, very similar to yesterday. areas like novato 55 degrees. 54 in santa rosa. 52 san francisco. another chilly start in half down -- half moon bay. going to san francisco for today, we are looking at beautiful weather with mostly clear skies for fleet week festivities. blue angels and airshows going on. we will top out around 75. 72 four pacifica -- 72 four pacifica. 72 -- 72 more pacifica --. >>> fleet week festivities conclude. last chance to catch the blue angels performing in the bay area this year. here is a look at the fleet week schedule. if you missed it last week, military ships are offering public tours. there are several ships including the uss essex . at 10 am, the blue angels will be roaring through the skies about 3 pm. >>> donald trump is trying to new goat -- says trying to negotiation is a waste of time. prior administrations have tried to negotiate and have suffered. he tweeted again. it seemed to undermine tillerson's attempt to keep the line of negotiations op

the red flag warning has started for the north bay mountains and east bay hills. it begins for the valleys at 11:00 p.m. tonight and runs until 11:00 p.m. tomorrow night. gusts in the hills 40 to 60. 30 to 35 miles per hour in the valleys and the wind advisory will be kicking up at 11:00 p.m. tonight, running until 5:00 p.m. saturday as the winds could topple trees and power lines. it covers solano county, north and east bay hills. right now, winds are light, this is helping firefighters. relative humidity values still decent, but they will be dropping as you look at the forecast. the winds increase heading into the wee hours of the morning. complete look at the forecast coming up. >> thanks a lot. remember, you can get the latest any time with the abc 7 news app. be sure to enable push alerts to be the first to know about breaking news where you live. >> petaluma is miles from the closest fire, but it's become a key part of the firefight and the evacuation effort. >> we'll take you inside this hub of activity. >> plus -- >> i got my wall lt and my phone and my wi

mountains. the northerly winds increase over the next few hours. today, 5 pm for a hills and 11 pm tonight for the santa cruz mountains and east bay hills. it will run through 5 pm thursday. in general, for today we have temperatures in the 70s. relative humidity overnight going down to 20 through 40 percent. we talked about increasing wind speeds. a smoke advisory. this is a live camera looking toward san francisco bay. it is very unhealthy out there in portions of the northbay. as an bring in the scale, northbay will be very unhealthy. the rest of the area is read and unhealthy range. this is the scale. zero through 300. in north bay, 210 tomorrow. everyone is going up on the scale. it is not good for thursday forecast. a quick check on current numbers. temperatures are in the 60s and 70s. i wish i could show you a storm, we just have a system to the pacific northwest. and moving to the east of the bay area. it will generate stronger winds. temperatures in the 60s and 70s. the five day forecast shows a bit of a breeze. and winds as we head into thursday morning maybe stronger winds by friday . especially by friday night into saturday m

wind gusts in excess of 50 miles an hour, in the upper elevations of the north, east bay hills, and santa cruz mountain. 7:00 tomorrow night, a wind gust advisory. still some 40s this morning. we'll be 80 by noontime in valleys and pleasant at the coast, chris. >> lisa, thank you. >>> this morning, family and friends of the bay area victims of the mass shooting in las vegas are trying to start the healing process. ♪ what once was lost there aren't many dry eyes last night as "amazing grace" was sung at a vigil in san jose in honor of michelle vo, one of 58 people killed when hundreds of bullets were fired at unsuspecting concertgoers six days ago. as the investigation continues, authorities still don't know what drove stephen paddock to do it. abc news reporter kenneth moem has the latest. >> reporter: the hunt for clues is growing frustrating in las vegas. >> we thought we might find some political or social reason, some medical reason. we haven't found it yet. >> reporter: investigators are asking for more tips about mass murderer stephen paddock. is it possible the motive is he did it because he cou

gusty offshore winds will return friday night into saturday, especially over the north bay mountains and east bay hills. a cooling trend will begin next tuesday and rain chances are forecast to develop late wednesday into thursday. (pam) still ahead... we take a look at some local businesses in the north bay area... trying to keep their winery up and running without power.... (grant) much of the coffey park neighborhood in santa rosa has burned down... but a few businesses have survived.(pam) and as kron four's philippe djegal reports a winery is going back to the basics to keep their business up and running.... he spoke with a longtime business owner who is just trying to get back on track. (philippe) the coffey park neighborhood in santa rosa... is now a shell of itself. blocks of homes -- no longer there.nats- the devastation has been apart of jon phillips' ride into work since monday. he owns inspiration vineyards and winery... which fortunately was not damaged in the fires.jon phillips/winery owner- "a lot of my friends and neighbors live in the coffey park neighborhood and just feeling

warnings effects the higher elevations in the north bay zone and east bay hills and the higher elevations in the south bay zone. local mountainse red flag warning, wind speeds out of the north west at 15 to 30 miles per hour potentially gusting to 45 miles per hour. dry conditions again. less break on what happened to, the air shifted wind directions, wind speeds came in from the north yesterday. then they came in from the south now we are seeing winds coming in from the west. we are going to see drier air coming in from the north later tonight. we have two different models here. sometimes models disagree on how fast the wind will move. the higher models go to 26 miles per hour, eventually 30 miles per hour for the north day zone as early as 3:00 in the morning. they stay strong for napa and santa rosa throughout the day and into the evening wednesday. humidity levels going up to 65%. that's overnight tonight but wednesday afternoon those humidity levels drop below 20%, dry air, shufting wind speeds, it's still a difficult situation for us in the next few days, we have more information coming up in a bit. >>> we are seeing sto

gusty up in the north bay mountains last night and east bay hills. because we had the rain friday, we didn't have the high fire danger. look at the sprawling area of high pressure. look where the jet stream is, gulf of alaska. it dumps significantly cool air into the eastern two-thirds of the country. any time that happens we get hot. that's what's going to be the case the next several days. look at this, 81 in downtown san francisco. 79 daly city. south san francisco, 81. 78 in the mission. the other side of the bay, oakland, warm sunshine at 85. hayward, possibly a record high, 86. not quite an official reporting station yet. haven't had enough years. that would be a record high for you. san leandro, union city, 85. south bay, almost toasty. look at that, 92 at gilroy, 89 at morgan hill, and santa cruz. 86 san millbrae, 81. up in the north bay, 90s. santa rosa, 91. 93 in ukiah. 88 in concord, pittsburg, 90 i i fairfield. temperatures tonight drop to the 50s and 60s. leave the windows open if you'd like. it will feel nice yoin wake up in the morning

parts of the bay area will see critical fire conditions again this week due to gusty winds and humidity. a red flag warning will remain in effect for the north bay mountains and east bay hills through tomorrow night. the oakland fire department and other agencies will be out doing extra patrols. our meteorologist is in the weather center now tracking the temperatures and also, mark, the areas of the most concern. >> yes. up in the areas of the north bay up above 1,000 feet. that is the concern as well. up for the east bay hills. all of the areas shaded in red here. that is where we have the red flag, fire warning in place. october 1st we are approaching the peak of the extreme fire danger here in northern california and the bay area. the past few days last week, talking about the winds, northerly winds, dry wind direction. it dries things out. as a result the fire danger goes up as well. 5:00 p.m. on tuesday and then until 11:00 p.m. in the east bay hills. winds gusting to 35 miles an hour and a few isolated spots for the higher terrain. approaching 50 miles an hour. humidity. right around 10%. we talked about how the winds are dry coming in out of the north. let's check in

east bay and the santa cruz mountains from 11:00 p.m. today to 5:00 p.m. tomorrow. look at the smoke in the air from the east bay hills camera and unhealthful air quality in the north bay. it's unhealthful in all regions of the bay area tomorrow. and we don't see any reason why the air quality to improve significantly over several days. i'll have a full look at the forecast in a few minutes. dan? >> thanks very much. just really tough. >>> governor brown says the damage total from the fires into the billions and billions of dollars. >> we've had big fires in the past. this is one of the biggest, most serious. it's not over. with a warming climate and dry weather and reducing moisture, these kind of catastrophes have happened and will continue to happen and we have to be prepared to do everything we can to mitigate. >> the governor says he's encouraged by the promise of federal aid from washington. officials also try to reassure californians that everything possible is being done to battle these blazes. >> state invested decades ago in wild land fire response and we have never once been hindered by our ability to gain

the east bay hills camera. 61 degrees in san francisco. 50 in mountain view. 52 in san jose. 42 in gilroy. with the breeze, yes, that is 70 degrees. half-moon bay. it would be highs in the 40s. 42 in santa rosa. last hour, 39. quite a spread. 43 in 48 in concord. top winds are still going to be a factor in the north bay. but each hill has gusts to 20 miles per hour. sunny and warm today and tomorrow. we're going to see a chance for showers come into play thursday and friday. temperatures will come down significantly. so as we look at the north bay, the fires, in particular, if we put the wind vain on here to show the direction and the spin on the winds. the moving throughout the afternoon, the winds become calm. after 8:00, the red flag warning is lifted. the winds relax. as we take into this monday, you'll notice we still have very calm winds with that offshore element. it will be blowing the smoke out the sea. we'll have a spear bring you the storm impact scale for thursday and friday. it's one, rain likely, higher humidity in some spots. the model is having a hard time dealing with how

the bay area will see dangerous fire conditions again because of those gusting winds and the low humidity. a red flag warning will stay in effect for the north bay mountains and the east bay hills at least through tonight. the oakland fire department and other agencies will increase their patrol else. >>> time is 0:19. we're still following last night's deadly shooting rampage on the los angeles strip. now at least 50 people are confirmed dead. we'll have the latest information from police and investigators. >> plus we'll tell you what facebook will do today. it will give the government a closer look at how the russians may have influenced the presidential election. election food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all... for the this. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. >>> today the u.s. circuit court will start a new term with many controversial cases on the agenda. s on the a. . services

the lighter amounts, first storm of the season is always a little lighter and.2 in mountain view,.11 in the east bay hills tenths to a quarter inch in the north bay mountains but it will make things slick for the morning commute. 50s, 60s and 70s, all of us in the 50s and 60s friday, but this time of the year with he reverse that quickly, sunday an monday warmer than average and dry once again. >>> we've got quite a few issues to get to right now even with that dry pavement. westbound 92 for the san matteo bridge on the decline, we have the far left lane blocked on the westbound side, eastbound has reopened, 7 miles an hour, 12 miles an hour, you are jammed almost back to 880 and that have have a ripple effect. walnut creek south on 680 hearing about a disabled pickup truck blocking a lane near treat boulevard. a quick check of drive times westbound 580 tracy to castro valley 1 hour 6 minutes, northbound 101 highway 85 to the san jose airport in the yellow at 22, northbound 280, highway 1 to san francisco still in the green at ♪ hey grandpa. hey, kid. really good to see you. you too. you tell grandma you

that's when we're expected to see an increase in those winds, especially for the north bay mountains and east bay hillseve it or not, we had relative humidity at 4% in the north bay, which is probably what did not help in kicking up that fire in that brush fire. over the next couple of hours, we will start seeing the wind speeds increase. right now it's not too bad. fairly calm for the majority of the bay area. current wind speeds out of napa at 8 miles an hour. the rest of the bay area light and breezy at 5-plus. santa rosa at 18 miles an hour. the highlighted areas under a wind advisory. the majority of these advisories are expected to remain in place through monday and tuesday morning. fast forwarding into the overnight hours, this is where the highest threat and the biggest concern is going to come in. at about 12:30, 1:30 a.m., look at the wind speeds and wind gusts. napa up to 40 miles an hour. san francisco, offshore winds along the coast, 34 miles an hour. redwood city, 29 miles an hour. as we continue to progress over the next few hours is when we'll see those temperatures, of course, will rem

east bay and santa cruz mountains. while we are seeing all the fires on the north bay, east bay hills winds picking up in the afternoon. cooler for most than yesterday. 75 in oakland. 69 in san francisco. and south bay. 84 for south bay. partly sunny skies, likely to have the haze out there once again. 47 to start your morning in santa rose a, it will be school -- rosa. it will be cool. temperatures for the afternoon we are going to scale them back once again as we begin cooldown. 81 expected for navado. 81 for sal tallet tow. low 90s expected for warmer location like antioch and livermore. san jose 83. along the peninsula upper .0s in san mateo. and 70 degrees expected for san francisco. the northeast breeze is going to die off so we do have improving weather and firefighters of course could use that cooler on shore breeze which is also a moist air. the extended forecast showing you continues continuing to cool as we go into tuesday, wednesday, even thursday into friday. temperatures picked back up just a little bit as we get into the bay area weekend. today likely to be the warmest day of the entire week. we are goin

tam to the bay. 81 in san francisco right now, 79 in oakland, upper 80s mountain view, san jose and gilroy. 72 at half moon bay. gorgeous east bay hills camera. 87 in santa rosa, low to mid-80s in napa, novato, fairfield, fai, livermore. not going to get much cooler. low to mid-70s at that hour. this week, up to midnight, upper 60s to low 70s most locations and temperature at half moon bay up to 70. early morning, 7:00 tomorrow morning, upper 60s to low 70s in most locations. day gets off to mild to warm start and going to really heat up in the afternoon. may have numerous -- could possibly have numerous record high temperatures for october 24th. more in just a few minutes. dion. >> he should take his jacket off, right? practically? >> livermore police involving officer-involved shooting. woman drove a stolen car into two police cars last night. ordered woman to get out of the car. they say she drove towards them instead, fired because feared for their safety. she is expected to survive, no officers hurt. >>> man beaten to death with baseball bat on telegraph avenue. east bay times report that oakland police believe the suspect and vi