we have to negotiate through east bay shoreline shot here. don't worry. ll day. we'll keep it. some scattered clouds to the bay and along the coast. beyond that, opening up nicely to those blue skies to enjoy today. back to future cast for mixes out nicely. it's going to come back again for tomorrow. this is all kind of good because remember, this marine layer, you know, particularly at the surface, it bring some of that moisture in at night and helps kind of keep the moisture. it's still the surfa maybe a little breath of some offshore winds off towards the east briefly, but basically on shore is what we're looking through the day. 60's is pretty much on the board here. 60 ish will call its and carlos 59 62 for san jose. overcast skies happened overnight. you don't get a lot of temperature diversion going on. keeps temperatures pretty uniform across the region. so as we get into today, it's slow clearing all but mild 70's for the bay 80's inland. we're going to build on these temperatures just about all week long. it's around wednesday. it's really going

here's a shot here east bay shoreline. or santa rosa. even at this hour. and even some 50's breaking in here as we can see around the carquinez strait conquer coming in at 50. 57 antioch and 53. meanwhile for oakland, san jose at 51, what we have upstream is a front that's going to change everything next week. so that's basically when are you see way up towards the north around vancouver? meantime, we're going to be treated to some fall-like weather going on. i'll be that's a bit on the cold side in the morning hours. but the afternoon will make up for. here's the breakdown for you under sunny skies generally, sunny, 69 at 1 o'clock by 4 will do about 73 in a bit. we'll check in to what's going on into next week. but also take a look at your sunday forecast. 2.70. all right. thanks a lot, dave. >> our top story this morning. new details emerging about the attack on nancy pelosi's husband in san francisco. we also have an update on his condition kron four's camila barco is live for us in san francisco outside of the speakers

temperature check for you about the 60's for most of the east bay for now east bay shoreline. g of blue angel show is going on. you probably want to have that sweater or jacket or so because temperatures will be pretty much sub 70 and you've got a good step when working out of the west a little bit today. so morning fog gives way to those scattered clouds warm inland, though, near about 90. so that's going to be climate change for you coming in from the east bay tomorrow. we've got to morning fog. drizzle going on, perhaps happening at the coastal areas. there. they clouds remain in the afternoon. mild inland as 80's will see. and bay temperatures in the 70's. meanwhile, for the week ahead, more of the same. it looks like again, the inland temperatures only in the mid 80's. it's a persistence forecast. but the only thing here a little bit that we got a mention is mid week, maybe brief offshore wind event. we're going to watch. we don't see any statements popping from any of that. but every time it's october, you say offshore, it's always we're watching. that's going to be post

east bay lower 80's up in the north bay. nice early fall kind kind of day with 70's lining up the east bay shoreline. a bit step. thanks very much, dave. >> in the east bay pleasanton, police say they're seeing an uptick in residential burglaries. at least 35 of those have happened in the city so far this year. police say in most cases the burglars have been entering through the back of people's homes to steal jewelry and purses. similar to what you're seeing in this surveillance video released to us by police officers advise residents to be vigilant and to please lock their doors at night. from 4 is your local election headquarters and a reminder now that early voting for the november midterm elections. >> gets underway in san francisco on tuesday. that's when people living in the city can stop by the city hall voting center and register or vote or request a ballot. the voting center opens every weekday between 08:00am and 05:00pm starting on tuesday and all registered voters in california should expect a ballot in the mail in the next several days. coming up at 9.15, will be joined live by an offic

the east bay shoreline still covered up and some of that ground fog. >> that's going to left to give oon. and we'll probably see clearing out happening around the bay inland. no problem. but tomorrow that's going to be little more problematic. it's going to more problematic to get that cleared out up in tahoe. the forecast calls for around 70 and all this onshore stuff is not having much of an impact up there. you can see with temperatures holding around 70 and we're looking at mostly sunny skies. it looks like the period which is different was going to happen here in the bay upper 50's on most of the board. you will notice 57 antioch conquered 58 much the same for the east bay shoreline. boy, the extended forecast looks kind of interesting as its really try and look at misses us. we don't get anything juicy from the low drop to the south. we get all the cloud cover. in the next weekend, looks like there's a chance of getting some rain. but this is long range models. they do this to us a lot. the only thing that we take from this is we like the path that way. so if this continues to t

here's a shot from the east bay shoreline.ncisco was in the moderate category now on the green off to the east bay. you can see where extends carquinez strait nudging a little bit in the north bay, too, and extends off the central valley a little bit that all follows the flow pattern being on shore, lower 60's for a temperature check for you. santa rosa at about 60 in. don't expect the whole big increase or a big, big increase for our temperatures today because even with the clearing skies inland, temperatures will be a bit sluggish, but a half-dozen degrees or so trailing from yesterday's effort by high noon will be in the mid 60's own 70 expected by 4 o'clock. you see it's kind of modest with high temperatures today. we do expect a little warm up by the middle of the week only to come back down again in the following weekend with another change of the weather pattern and one that looks nice for the winter months. so hopefully we'll see this return again, hoping for maybe a little shower to get more into that in just a bit. s

. >> even into your tuesday morning with some very shallow marine layer along the coast and east bay shoreline going to be pretty stubborn along our bay area beaches. so expect to see more clouds than sun temperatures out there right now. widespread 60's around the bay area shoreline with 70's as you make your way inland. the one outlier, though, conquered currently at 80 degrees and overnight lows tonight, widespread mid 50's but 50 degrees for santa rosa and and took a little bit milder for you in the low 60's. but temperatures gradually going to warm up back in the mid 80's for santa rosa nevado. so very seasonal temperatures low 80's for livermore in concord at 82 degrees. the downtown san ci francisco holding steady at 69 degrees and then low 90's peaking on friday, even continuing on saturday. 48 degrees above average there until we gradually start to cool down to seasonal weather by next sunday. back to grant and vicki. >> alright risa coming up, how the nfl plans to make changes to its concussion protocol. following the head injury to dolphins, qb. >> according to the nfl, at least 11

we got the east bay shoreline kind of filled up with that fog that we just mentioned there. you can see barely make out the shrubbery on the east bay hills there. just a touch. a quick look at that fog. it does clear out by the late morning hours. but even as late as 2 o'clock up there in the north bay, a bit along the coast, looks like it's hovering just a touch. here comes back again for tonight tomorrow morning. look at that. could spell it right across the delta the sacramento valley and tri valley's whats going a lot of progress for us by tomorrow morning. again, clearing out for your afternoon. so we'll be mostly sunny to the afternoon to onshore. winds are going to pick up in the afternoon and evening hours. typical cue. we're going to see that again tomorrow. again, slightly cooler got a lot of 50's on the board for right now and give you a comparison from 24 hours ago. we're actually a touch warmer in some spots along the east bay strip. 2 degrees behind, for example, san francisco in 5 for half moon bay. all right. the breakdown for you today. we'll get into the 80'

you don't have it in the city, peninsula, or east bay shoreline, but you will get down to the mid-40suth bay, you've got the frost advisory, and inland valleys of the east they are included. if you look at the current numbers, you see the differences that we've gotten down to the mid-40s for our inland valleys, even low 40s up here, but temperatures have hung around to 50 in the immediate baby that shows you the influence of having a more humidity can keep you warmer. if we look at the top of the sales force tower, one of the benefits of having a dry air besides the fact is got to get cold if you don't develop fog, so we're not dealing with visibility issues on the road, and on the flipside of getting colder in the morning, dry air allows you to warm up more in the afternoon, and we're going to in the mid-70s today for many of those inland valleys. it will be dry, relatively calm afternoon, gianna, so no fog. >>> are you seeing any issues on the road? >> i'm not seeing any fog. the golden gate bridge will be nice, as well as the north bay. a little wind reported in the altamont. hopef

low 70s for east bay shoreline. in the city you are not getting out getting out of the mid 60s.ould be in low 70s with plenty with plenty sunshine. it's not doing that this october. i wille you with the rest of this coming coming up in a bit. >> i love how you call it fog-t. > >> seven minutes from the maze o the city. it's been a light commute and it is friday so hopefully it stays that way for most of the morning. san mateo bridge, a few more cars but overall still a 12 minute drive between 880 and 101. west bound from hayward to foster city. alt pass, 41 minutes from 205 to 680. travel time is at about 41. from the 205, 580 connector to e dublin interchange. those lanes get busy so keep that in mind if if you are commuting through. lk at the travel times. 80 is goody 4, no troubles. 101 out of south south bay from hellyer to sfo, an early flight, 39 minutes out of the south bay along the peninsula. > >> developing, a growing demandr two more l.a. city council membs to respond. this is after the former council president martinez resigned for racist remarks made during a privat

it does not include the city , the peninsula, or east bay shoreline because we've got more access to bay, more humidity in the air. it does not get ethical. san jose, you're technically in a frost advisory, and certainly the inland valleys of the east up-and-down 680 and 580. you are in it. if you look at the numbers, we are in the mid 40s in livermore, 50 in hayward. you see that difference. north bay valley is 43 right now in petaluma, 50 in san jose . in terms of where we go for the afternoon and daytime highs, once the sun comes up, we will warm up to a relatively warm day. we will be cooler than average in the morning, warmer than average in the afternoon. that is what dry air does could you go through bigger swings. mid-70s by the time we top out in the afternoon hear the good thing about this, gianna? there is no fog this morning. >> which is great for our commuters. you can see everything fine. visually on the freeways looks good. it's just does break like you got to look out for, especially and alta monty what you've got fluent go conditions. bay bridge toll plaza, quiet, loo

also off to the east bay, too, with some 70's along the east bay shoreline will get a 4 zone forecast>> in the east bay, brooklyn, police are investigating another shooting that happened during an attempted catalytic converter theft. it happened just thursday morning at the fairview and king streets roundabout not far from the ashby bart station, according to police, a neighbor yelled at a person they believe was trying to steal a converter from a parked car. that's when a different person fired a shot towards the witnesses. house. no one was injured in this case. oakland police are warning about a rise in thefts of power tools. police say most incidents have been in the oakland hills between 09:00am and 02:00pm. police say that typically 2 to 4 armed people are confronting people with tools who might have tools, rather and they're stealing those tools driving off. police advise you to engrave your name or your company name with your phone number on your tools. any tolls kept outside should be locked up with chains and padlocks or attached to a tracking device. for your money. preside

numbers for the inland east bay will be in the low to mid 80s. along the east bay shoreline and the city, temperatures will be a little bit warmer. this is the first day we see temperatures in san francisco climbing from the upper 60s to low 70s. it will b 79 in san leandro. santa rosa hits 84 and the numbers for mendocino county will be in the mid 80s. the center of high pressure is still keeping the storms away from us. and we cannot focus on the possibility for rain at this point because the warm-up standing before us for wednesday is pretty noticeable. and that has got t be the headline in the forecast low to mid 70s over the next fe days and you will see temperatures cooling down to the mid 60s over the weekend. 7 , today. 86, tomorrow . upper 60s for the weekend for san jose. low 90s on wednesday and back down to the mid-70s for th weekend. more on the forecast, later. >>> we are off to a pretty goo start for most bay area bridges if you are an early riser, at least you don't have to deal with a lot of brake lights. loo at that. moving along nicely a you are heading in

parts of the base could be pretty much more apparent in the east bay up to the east bay shoreline.o wear on. this is all kind of the precursor of moment until that storm starts to drop south and the timing on this thing, models are pretty much saying anywhere from mid-morning on tuesday, 2 around the noon hour or so on tuesday. so tuesday is the first hitting. there's another one. also on wednesday. here it is up here in the northwest. this coming from the classic direction of the gulf of alaska. so it's going to be cold. and you will feel that stephanie was talk about the button blankets and bundling up and so forth. so it's the wake-up calls in the morning or maybe a little rougher being shelley and particularly even in the afternoon being chile, which will feel too morning fog hazy afternoon, mild 70's 60's going on at the coast for this week ahead. unsettled in cool 60's. that's for highs. showers tuesday, possible through thursday. the cut off time period. still working on that and friday, we take a breather. and then into next weekend, it looks like there's a return of some s

clouds and fog for most of our valleys overnight for the north bay east bay and south bay, not about along the coast and east bay shoreline, but we are going to see better lifting and clearing by around mid morning for most bay area cities and as a result of that, that extra sunshine going to warm up. temperatures still going to be about 2 to 4 degreet below average for most bay area cities downtown san francisco and oakland, 2 degrees below normal. upper 60's to low 70's with hayward at 73 degrees, concord and livermore in the low 80's. when you should be at 85 degrees this time of year, we're not going to reach seasonal temperatures until tuesday that some are going to warm up for most of this upcoming workweek peaking on thursday and friday with highs back in the low 90's. 48 degrees above average. no rain in sight for the next 7 days. but we do have our 10 at 10 outlook coming up at 10 o'clock. so stay tuned for forward to it. thanks. a lot them. >> all right. coming up, a whale gets a second chance at life after being rescued from being tangled up. next, we take a look at how crews got free. california, mountains, oc

here's a shot from the east bay shoreline. those gusty winds and their 2. they will be offshore. so we have dry air to contend with as well, elevated fire concerns is how it's being phrase now. the fire weather watch has been canceled that we had earlier. but pg e is still going ahead with their safety power shut-offs in the north bay for today. tomorrow. here's a look now at what we got for those winds, though. this is a snapshot currently the not particularly very active. they are somewhat variable until we start to pick up that offshore wind that will happen later this morning into tonight. the wind temperatures right now we're mostly in the 40's and expect another chilly morning tomorrow. this will be actually in the wake of some of the winds which is allowed those temperatures to fall dry air clear skies that allows us to a fall temperature wise in the stairs. kind of cool that's coming in from us. so we don't have the hot dry winds as the temperature contrast we have, as you can see, the inland spots in some cases, a doz

east bay shoreline and you're still not g out of the 60s in san franciscoe going to try to get the cityup to around 70 in this pattern change. 72 would be average right now. you're not getting a whole lot of that lately. here's that lately. here's part of the reason. when you look at the satellite, that's got to catch your eye. that beautiful spinning storm which water vapor vapor really picks up the details it's been that waeupl for way for the last week. a beautiful spinning area of low . if that thing was over us we wod get rain but it can't get here.t only does that thing not come our way. but the center of low pressure, they will go up and over it. we're going to take it from monday into wednesday and that clears out the marine layeg the coast. it's a weak little cold front in there that as it drags down the coast. we start to break down the marine layer a a little bit but maybe not entirely. once we get into wednesday and thursday, it starts to build in a little bit more again. this pattern doesn't doesn't show any signs of going away completely. i've got more n for san francisco.

and it's only going to get thicker and more widespread making its way into the east bay shoreline and parts of our bay area valleys as well. patchy coastal drizzle along the coast and east bay shoreline. but then quick clearing for most bay area cities with the exception of those of you along the beaches, you're going to see more clouds and sun for your tuesday afternoon. so cooler temperatures expected there. but then the heat is on your fleet week. forecast. we're tracking temperatures warming back up into the low 90's. as you can see, a very dry outlook for the next 7 days. but all of your full 10 at 10 outlook coming up in just a few minutes. at 10 o'clock. back to ken and pam. thank a recent speed of the weather, california just began its 2023 water year. >> marking the 5th consecutive year of severe drought in the state. meteorologist from the department of water. resources say conditions now are drier and warmer than ever before. they say the warmer weather not only result in less rainfall, but it hurts vegetation as well. >> so now we're not seeing the landscape. go into hiber

just rounded out in this low grade that again stretches from north to south the coast to our east bay shoreline and those east bay hills going to be a similar time, a burn off as compared to yesterday, too. so if you've got outside yesterday and liked what you saw, make sure to do that again. he didn't like it so much. maybe adjust those plans a little bit. but on that extra layer this morning, we've got a few 40's up in the north bay with cloverdale and fairfax. well down into the 40's, most of us, though, well into the 50's oakland, san mateo alameda at 55 san francisco and berkeley sitting right now at 54 53 degrees later on today. temps right around the same as yesterday's will be looking at some upper 80's inland 70's by the bay and 60's at the coast. reyna on think of that, right? let's get a look at your bridge camps day traveling into the city right now about 7 minutes maze to that fremont street exit. >> san mateo bridge 80 to 101 about 12 minutes traveling across towards the peninsula. the richmond center fell bridge about 11 minutes tolls to 101. there. let's check on the golden gate

some patchy coastal drizzle along the immediate bay area coastline, even extending into the east bay shoreline with better clearing tuesday afternoon with the exception of our bay area beaches still expect to see more clouds and fog because we are going to notice that deeper marine layer sticking around. they're not really bringing that much sunshine and cooler temperatures for bay area beaches. but hotter and inland. temperatures will arrive by wednesday and in the low 90's later this upcoming week. your full fleet week forecast coming up in just a few minutes. back to you. ken and pam, thanks. well, hopefully you did not start your week off on gasoline prices of some sections of the bay area are unfortunately back near or even above $7 a gallon in san francisco where gases. >> averaging 6.57, that's just $0.6 below. the all-time record set back on june 13th prices in oakland are averages $6.46 just below the record high of $6.54. and they are averaging $6.42. a gallon in napa and 6.47. in san jose. so with this sudden new surge at the gas and gasoline pump, governor newsom is going after the

notice where it's not, it's not in the city or the peninsula or the east bay shoreline. enough of a moderating influence from the bay because they will be just enough humidity in the air, the temperatures don't go so low but south bay you are in it and definitely over here. sure the numbers, this is what it will look like tomorrow morning. let's take a close-up look. napa 233, calistoga 35, the farther you get into one of those valleys, the dryer the air is, the lower the temperatures can go which is why when we come down to the south, we will see concord and walnut creek, you are only low 40s but livermore is 39. you are just a little shelter there whereas concord has at least some access to the delta and a little more humidity and here are the numbers in the bay. even though it's not a frost advisory, it's still cold in the low 40s. that's colder than you were this morning by about five or six degrees. so why tomorrow? what is different? the winds are shifting. this morning we had enough of an onshore breeze that gave a little windchill, but tonight it reverses. now the

if you are right near the golden gate, circling the city, the east bay shoreline, et the clouds to hang on again much much like saturday. everybody else gets sunshine by the afternoon. it will almost be an exact replay of the first half of the weekend. we are in the low to mid 60s out there now. temperature-wise you can see hod the clouds are. if we look at where we are going for daytime , it will be in the low 70s for the various communities. it could be warmer than that in places but in general it will be be low 70s. i will be back in the seven-day forecast and the complete first alert forecast, there is a warm-up for much of next week. i will show you how the numbers go. devon, back to you. > >> a man suspected of killing sx killing six men and a woman in a a string of shootings terrorized terrorized northern california. he is under arrest in stockton. wesley bradley's car was seized at about 2:00 am on saturday morning. we have more on what the stockton community has to say. >> thank god we do not have another serial killer on the loose. >> reporter: the stockton community lived in

we have upper 60s along the east bay shoreline. we have 60s in san mateo. ck toward the warmer inland valleys, we have low and mid 70s. then he'll hit 23. livermore will hit 70. in the bay, the numbers are in the upper 60s. richmond is at 66. san rafael hit 70. it will be 72 in santa rosa. we have a lot of low 70s showing up . you can see another one of these systems coming in to the northernmost part of the state tonight. that will not hold together. watch this totally fall apart. that is just what is happening this time of the year. they are not giving us offshore wind events. that is the most important part, but they are not giving us rain. though systems are barely noticeable. the seven-day forecast shows you very little difference from now, all the way through the weekend. >>> let's look at the roadways right now. we have a couple things to look out for. the morning commute is busy. we're getting near the 7:00 hour. we are looking at the bay bridge with a lot of brake lights. inhauterkingthe track altamont toward 680, it is slowing down. you do have bra

fairly dry conditions along the coast and east bay shoreline. seeing the return of call the fog. and that's thanks to that cool sea breeze pushing that marine layer along the coast. keeping our temperatures. 48 degrees below average for most bay area cities today and tomorrow we are going to se still going to feel that cool sea breeze influence. nonetheless, temperatures out there right now, widespread low to mid 60's. for those of you as you make your way into the north bay already cooling down into the upper 50's for santa rosa in petaluma. everyone else, though, pretty uniform numbers. not that much of a temperature change contrasts between our coolest coastal city and our warmest inland valley. thanks to that marine layer that blanket of cloud cover keeping things relatively uniform, an insulated tonight, the high temperatures tomorrow we are going to see a few degrees of warming still below average that 2 to 4 degrees below normal. lot more sunshine, though. temperatures for nevado 78 degrees. those of you in fremont also in the upper 70's but conquered and even antioch, low

by that i mean peninsula shore and east bay shoreline. seven day forecast showing you getting windy around here. let me show you how that will happen. for saturday this is tomorrow, we get our first good fall system coming through dropping rain and even smaller little bit of snow in the sierra. let's take a look at that closely only because the possibility for light snow in the sierra is the first one of the season. but we can do this. we'll talk about donner pass getting a tejt of an inch. echo summit might get two tenths of an inch. maybe a dusting on the road if it sticks. could slow you down. bottom line, sierra saturday second half of the day, just know about this. expect some delays as a possibility. i doubt change would be needed for that but you never know up there. fire weather watch in the sierra, because it's getting windy with that system but here at home we feel the winds turn on saturday. look how bright the screen just got. saturday, 2:00 in the afternoon that's good wind. those are on shore winds. but watch sunday. coming

and in this case along the east bay shoreline, although not inundating all of the east bay just yet still have a pretty solid view from the east bay hills. most of us are clear this morning. it's just those patches of dense fog that i want to give you a heads up to watch out for have another cold front swinging across the region. you know, this is going to drop temperatures even further. we've already been kind of cool and we're getting cooler yet for the rest of this forecast. you can also see a brisk wind working its way in from the northwest. so this means light jackets, sweaters kind of day, not just during your morning hours, but into the afternoon as well. futurecast shows passing clouds through the day today. we'll see some clearing skies overnight tonight and then tomorrow bring some more partly cloudy conditions and temperatures just as schools. today's are about to be thursday and friday continue that same trend. as for today, it 60's for san francisco's daytime highs 50's and 60's at the coast. a slightly cooler day out that direction and also cooler along the bay shore where d

low 70s east bay shoreline. this is the warmest day in the seven-day forecast. it is not terribly warm but it is the warmest. over the next days we will not do such a wide swing. we won't go as low in the morning and not as high in the afternoon. i will show you what that looks like. >> it is such a beautiful day. thanks. >>> a live look at the big board, good way too start the week, dow is up 496 points. >>> nurses in oakland and berkeley on strike. the nurses say there have been issues with patient care, workplace violence, and high turn over rates particularly among experienced nurses. suter health says this is strikely and disruptive and they've offered pay increases and workplace protections. >> reporter: great britain has the new leader with ties to the bay area. rishi sunak takes over for liz truss who stepped down after just six weeks. he says first priority is to unite the party and the country. he got his mba from stanford. >>> the bay air students passing on a timeless message i see it in my office all the time. kids getting hooked on flavored tobacco

it's back to the low 80's for the south bay with 70's along the east bay shoreline 80's for our inland east bay danville, 86, while oakland and richmond at 77 north bay temps mostly in the 80's sonoma. 83 napa. 82 santa rosa down through center fell also in the low 80's. here's a look ahead. temperatures tomorrow at our very warmest as they promised. yeah. after that, we'll start to cool down a little bit by friday. it's j by the weekend, low 70's at or very warmest rain. john, thank you for that. let's get a look at your bridge. check this morning. 7 minute ride into the city. >> may's to that fremont street exit san mateo bridge. 82 want to want a 13 minute ride hate across towards the peninsula. if you're traveling out of richmond tolls to 101, still 9 still pretty quiet. and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 19 minutes on this tuesday morning. well, a jury has reached a verdict against ruben flores. that's the father of the man accused of killing kristin smart following a college party back in 1996. relive floors is accused of helping his son cover up that alleged crime. the

most of us in the city to the south bay, east bay shoreline. the major population centers in the bay. it will be cold tomorrow. you'll see your numbers in a second. but they're not frost advisory cold. however, inland valleys, like the tribe valley, concord, all of the communities up and down 680 or 580, you have a frost advisory tomorrow. let's get specific on the morning lows. we will pull out more locations on this view just to give you a little more details. a look at napa 33. some 38. san what rosa, 35. the part you get into the inland valleys, the air will be drier, there won't be more of an offshore wind there tomorrow morning to help mix up the air. that's when you get the coldest. but if you're near the bay, you get that moderate influence. you won't be all that cold. low to mid-40s, still jacket weather for sure. that will be the coldest morning that you felt so far as we are stepping outside tomorrow morning in the mid-40s. that's not the frost advisory at 39. that'll cover that. tomorrow is just as pretty as today was with plenty of

of that marine layer shallow at best will primarily impact the bay area coastline and even east bay shoreline through your monday morning. but from now, until then, temperatures a little bit on the mild side for those of you have brentwood, 68 degrees, 10 degrees warmer than pacific up currently at 58 degrees there with everything else in between. in fact, the coolest city out there right now is in the north bay, fairfax at 56 degrees. so when tracker for still tracking that cool sea breeze, not as strong as yesterday. so that's what we're not really seeing much of that marine layer, that that wind direction going to shift to more of an offshore wind as we start a warming and drying and clearing trend throughout most of this upcoming week with radar for showing that marine layer off the coast. but those offshore winds not really going to allow for that cloud cover to make its way into our warmest inland valley. so it is going to get downright hot starting on wednesday. back in the low 90's with temperatures creeping about 48 degrees above average away from the immediate bay area coastline. fi

but instead only warming up into the mid 60's and even along the coast and east bay shoreline, widespread 60's there as well. temperatures out there right now low to mid 60's with the exception of allay and santa rosa. 59 degrees with overnight lows tonight. widespread low to mid and upper 50's with the exception of antioch, 61 degrees. so the one outlier in the bay area this evening, but temperatures tomorrow going to rebound very nicely. still about 2 to 4 degrees above at or below average, i should say. but still we are going to see warmer temperatures for the 2nd half of the weekend with concord and livermore. 81 degrees. 71 degrees for oakland and napa and san jose in the mid 70's. so comfortable temperatures there with downtown san francisco. no one complaining along the coast, 68 degrees. so taking a look ahead at the next 7 day outlook. we are going to notice warmer and drier and clear weather a lot more sunshine for this work week ahead, speaking thursday and friday. but then by next weekend in even 10 days for now, cooler weather, slight chance of scattered showers, mid-october.

, that marine layer making its way along the bay area coastline and even extending into the east bay shoreline. as i speak, it's only going to get thicker during the overnight hours, but we are going to see partial clearing buyer tuesday afternoon as the warming trend continues. it is going to be gradual until we eventually peak by wednesday. but from now, until then, temperatures for the most part, mid 60's for our warmest inland valleys. concord livermore and even san jose at 66 degrees about 10 degrees warmer than half moon bay. 55 degrees. thanks to that cool sea breeze and also those low and high cloud cover making its way there. but overnight lows tonight, widespread mid 50's ante up the little bit milder trying to flirt with 60's. but 59 degrees and temperatures back in the low to mid 80's for warmest inland valleys. santa rosa, 83 degrees with concord n livermore. also about 5 degrees above average warming up to 82 degrees in downtown san francisco. remember, you should be in the low 70's this time of year. instead warming up to 74 degrees tomorrow. so very pleasant temperatures along

upo up to the upper 70s for our warmest inland east bay communities. 73 in san jose. 76 in santa rosa. a lot of low to mid 70s for the east bay shoreline. the warm up coming our way will set in two tuesday, wednesday and thursday. you will see that in the 7-day forecast. as we get into saturday and sunday, watce sunday, watch the big pattern h. it will be a weather system that comes into our north and over shoots us. goes too far inlandt inland. that is going to be an inside slide slider. saturday and sunday those -- we get offshore winds through the mountains here. we haven't hady had any of those. we have got one yet but it is really mild.r mild. for this one this will dry tout landscape in the mountains and be a stronger offshore wind. notice you get drying conditions in the landscape and it becomes a fire weather conc. we won't get too caught up in the details of it yet. could be mild. we will let it play out over the next few days. we wilp will keep you updated. the real head shrine -- headline to wednesday. > >> the 49ers short comings on offense led to a humbling lose against the atlanta falcons yesterday. they lost 28-14. hee y

80s over here where where you should be, right around 80 in san jose, santa rosa 283 and even east bay shoreline and peninsula those numbers ranging from the low 70s 70s to upper 70s. the only place place is not quite there is the city and that will change as we get into the second half of the week and i will show you how that plays out. it is subtle but but there is a weak system that will finally break this pattern up a little bit. it's not going to do anything for us other than than clip the marine layer a little. it will give us the offshore wind because let's not forget, that's what we should be be getting this time of year. fire weather concerns. we just passed the five-year anniversary anniversary of the tubs fire. this is when we can really be in in it. as you look at the rest of the 7-day forecast it's not happening for the next seven days either. > >> straight ahead in sports, the the 49ers, they certainly delivered, but at what cost? fanduel and draftkings, two out of state corporations making big promises. what's the real math behind prop 27, their ballot measure for online sports be

melted melted away, it persisted all day, the entire stretch of the city, and over into the east bay bay shoreline, you can get the sun, but it was also in the north bay where it stayed cloudy cloudy all through the valley up up here as the clouds snuck in through that gap and never left. left. so tomorrow will be almost almost as great as this, but a little less, the clouds won't be be as widespread or persistent as they have been, from the top of the sales force tower, this is the view in the tri-valley where we are seeing clouds come back, this is the start of tomorrow's marine layer, it's getting a head start, and it will be gray overnight tonight for sunday morning, right now to to temperatures in the mid-50s, what's way more interesting is how different some of these numbers are. then just 24 hours ago at this time and when we put put that on a map and color-coded you see what's going going on. we are 14 degrees cooler in concord, 16 degrees cooler in livermore and at this exact time, we are 12 degrees cr in santa rosa, the driving force force for this is not as easy to to see is the marine

. >> and east bay shoreline temperatures, though, warming up pleasants mid 70's for our warmest inland valleys on monday. little changed, though. we could see a weak storm trying to make its way into the bay area friday into saturday. light scattered hit or miss showers. but really that is going to be about it for your halloween weekend. back to dana. well, remembering said thank you. that's about all the time we've got >> tonight's newscast at 6, but we'll be back at 8 o'clock. yeah, we hope to see you there. - [voiceover] the following program is a paid advertisement for nuwave oxypure smart air purifier, sponsored by nuwave llc. presenting nuwave's latest innovation, the oxypure smart air purifier. the environmental protection agency warns that the air inside your home could be up to five times dirtier than the air outside. don't you and your family deserve to breathe the healthiest, cleanest, purest air possible? now, for about 8 cents a day, you can protect your family from the health risks created by airborne viruses, bacteria, germs, mold, pollen, dust, pet dander, and chemicals

east bay hills. and as you can see, not the clearest yourselves right out there along the east bay shoreline. we're starting this morning with some pretty dense fog up and down the coastline and on into the bay. so watch that as you're venturing out of the house this morning trying to get your way up and going for this monday. we are going to be seeing a bit of a slower start to possibly on the roads. at least you need to be slow yourself down with this low visibility. we're sitting this morning with a few misty spots to near the coastline. and you can see the fog there in the bay. we'll start to see it burning off later on this morning and even into the afternoon, despite the fact that most of the bay area's pretty free of it along the right through the golden gate, we should see a remainder of that fog lasting with us a lot like we saw on sunday and even a bit on saturday, too. we will see more of that fog pushing in tomorrow morning tuesday. that seems to be the trend that will be carrying us through the start of the week. for those of you in san francisco and closer to the coast, most esp

in danville. 82 degrees for your tuesday afternoon highs, berkeley in the low 70's along the east bay shorelineegrees and widespread low to mid 80's for our warmest inland valleys in the north bay. vacaville, though, flirting with 90's at 89 degrees. but napa and sonoma barely in the low 80's with petaluma at 78 degrees. and those of you in santa rosa and avato very seasonal temperatures in the mid 80's at 84 85 degrees. so we're going to gradually warm up into the upper 80's by wednesday and then by friday, low 90's for our warmest inland valleys about 48 degrees above average friday through saturday, staying cool along the coast, though, in the 60's. ken pam, back to you. thank you. matt rees says san francisco's aquarium of the bay hosted the blue angel pilots today in preparation for the fleet week. >> launch party this weekend. the aquarium is celebrating its 26 years on the pier this year. >> 23 pilots got to enjoy the amazing water critters at the aquarium houses. if you haven't decided if you should join in the celebrations, the president of the aquarium. george jacobs tells us why you

moderate air particles along the coast and east bay shoreline with overnight lows tonight, widespread upper 50's and even mid 50's the daytime highs tomorrow replacing 80's with the 90's. 93 degrees for livermore. 15 degrees above mpaverage. you should be at 78 degrees this time of year with santa rosa. 92 degrees in downtown san francisco. you're going to hit that 80 degree mark tomorrow with san jose in the low 90's. so let's take a look at your 7 day forecast. we're going to track a big cool down this weekend. 68 degrees for our warmest inland valley. so 5 to 15 degrees below average. no rain but gusty offshore winds could bring us fire danger. concerns more. my next will forecast in just a few minutes. pam and ken, back to you. a breeze to thank you. coming up next in sports, we're going to check back in with sports director jason dumas for another live report chase center. moments away from tipoff as the lawyers get their championship rings tonight. coming up. most boxes can be recycled up to seven times. it's not a miracle. it's by design. so what starts as a box for detergent a

marine layer getting pulled in through the golden gate and dragged over over alcatraz and the east bay shoreline. that is classic. this classic. this is what the marine marine layer does when it is getting driven through on the on on shore winds. you get that conveyer belt of clouds. just so so happens for fleet week that is where the show happens. this is tomorrow, 2:30 in the afternoon. we are using the high high resolution forecast because because the does a pretty good job of depicting what the marine marine layer will look like. we have gotten a lot better with the high resolution forecast. bg able to visualize what it will look like. it is not perfect. it perfect. it doesn't mean it absolutely goes this way. but, here's the best information we have. we are doing the same thing all over again tomorrow. e is your marine layer. right in the same place. this is where the planes want to go. and, we'll probably have a similar kind of setup. keep your fingers fingers crossed if you want a better view. but use today as your example. we know where to position yourself, you don't want to be on the w

in fact, we're going to notice a lot more haze along the coast and east bay shoreline tomorrow because temperatures 5 to 15 degrees above average and radar for not even showing fog tobar out there with futurecast for showing very shallow marine layer. so it's not going to be an issue. we're going see a lot more sunshine tomorrow. and with that warmer temperatures, we could warm in the mid 90's for hottest inland valleys and we should be averaging 78 degrees this time of year. so we're gradually going to cool down to below average temperatures this weekend, gusty offshore winds and even light scattered hit or miss showers in the forecast for this weekend. tracking it all. my full forecast in just a few minutes. ken pam, back to you. the thank you. coming up, thousands of dollars in student debt swept away by president biden's loan forgiveness plan. what that really to the lives of those affected ahead. >> and la city council members, kevin de leon and gil soo deal are still holding on to their seats despite ongoing protest, calling for them to step down. plus, not the news people want t

east bay shore bay shoreline, union city and hd and hayward will stop shy of the of the mid 60s. 73 in pleasant, pleasant hill, 72 in pleasanton. those numbers noticeably coolen where we been for a good part os last week. for the immediate a sure the numbers to not get outf the low to middle 60s. san leandro go to 65. lake county will drop. 90 degrs for daytime highs yesterday. even though 89 is the warmest number on the two, it still fits still fits a line with a cooler day today. the 70 forecast shows how the warm-up comes back. if we are in the low to middle 70s today for san jose we will be in will be in the low to middle 80y wednesday, thursday, and fridayf next week. the warmest inland valley show the same pattern. cooler today, really cooler fory for sunday when the numbers go n to the lower middle 70s. we wam up a bit to get into the mid-80r mid-80s for daytime highs by much of the second half of next. next week. > >> it seems like most of the das last week started off very gray. the clouds that are really burn are really burn off until midmorning. >> that has been the summary

east bay shows 70s all week. the northbay is ditto. along the shoreline get a mix of fog and son and numbers near 60 degrees have a great sunday. >>> and other weather news, hurricane roslyn hit the west coast of mexico. the category three hurricane began to form off the coast late last week. within 24 hours the storm intensified with the wind speed jumping 60 miles an hour. a storm surge is expected to caus coastal flooding and landslides the national hurricane center i urging evacuation of the area office along the coast. rosalin will rapidly weakened as it goe inland to the mountains. >>> cycle list take off on san francisco's steepest hills with the red bull bay climb. we will have highlights coming up. >>> lynch returns to cal and re-creates front of his >>> how coming off a huge upse loss against of the box. the often struggled a little bit better former beer provided a highlight to remember. look at this individual being inducted into the athletics hall of fame marchand had to take one right in the card. third quarter, calais down 6-0. this is the

you will still be in the low 70s for for the east bay shoreline. probably go to the the low 80s over the next couple couple of days. today, you are . are 78. you get to the low 80s for much of the rest of the seven-day forecast and microclis and microclimates showing us we are near 90 and we will cool down to the mid-80s for much of the rest of the week. the same for the north bay valleys and those numbers are pretty much where they should be for this time of the year. ll of thousands of ople watchingthe e blue are le togi goodws. most of that fog burns back in . in time. >> according to that model, it is not perfect but it does give us the best idea of what you can can expect. > >> for two decades, a north bay woman has helped low income families look good, feel good and take competence steps to ne. new life. >> reporter: her name is barbare and she gives new meaning to the the phrase "dressed for success." the 95-year-old embraces a reunion and a walk down memory lane. the volunteer, , natalie, recalls how barbers passion affected their lives of

but novato downtown san francisco and even the east bay shoreline in the low to mid 60's. thanks to some light but breezy offshore winds out there right now. it's a very unique microclimate forecast for your bay area. but we are going to see, though, dry and even clear skies tonight. and that's even going to continue monday night into tuesday morning. so we are going to see a few nights, a very chilly temperatures, downright freezing for those of you in napa and santa rosa, mid 30's there with livermore. not that far behind at 39 degrees. widespread low to mid 40's for most of the bay area. but downtown san francisco, you're not going to be included in that frost advisory like most of the bay area coastline, just because you're only going to cool down to 49 degrees. but we could see record breaking lows overnight. so stay tuned for that. high temperatures tomorrow. we are going to warm up into the mid 70's. check out santa rosa nevado going to thought very nicely after your chilly start. 76 degrees for santa rosa nevado in the mid 70's at 77 degrees in downtown san francisc

santa clara holding on to the upper 70's much as you'll see along the east bay shoreline. well, the inland east bay climbs into the mid 80's danville today. your warmest spot at 86 tomorrow. temperatures even warmer than that. some of our inland neighbors will near 90 degrees on wednesday. short lived warm-up, though, because after that, we right back downhill. and by the weekend, it 70's for us again for the same inland spots and 60's along the bay shore, partly cloudy this weekend. no sign of rainfall just yet. just enjoy the sunshine while we've got it rain. john, thanks for that. well, if you're hopping on bart, we had a 20 minute delay for you. if you are. >> going in the mill rate in north san jose direction right now. so just keeping that in mind for those of you that are hopping on bart traveling into the city. maybe look at that were down from 25 minutes to 19. so looks like a slight improvement there. a richmond sandra fell bridge leaves us at about 13 minutes to make it from the tolls to 101, as you're traveling out of richmond, our highways are busy right now. s

bay shoreline whether it is city or the east bay or even down on the peninsula, you will see the temperaturesll go to near 80 in sansa. l top out at 90 in ukiah with 86 for clear lake. a pretty good looking storm off the coast when we look at the satellite right now. that's just gonna sit out there and spin its wheels. if we even put future cast on t we'll watch the rain just sit there. that's only one. there is another one that will come in right after that as we take it into the long-range forecast. here comes the next one. that one will do the same thing. just sit there. big center of high pressure that is keeping california shielded from any early fall rain at this point. at least we are not getting the strong offshore events. that may be more important for september or october. happy october, by the way. the seven-day forecast shows you the numbers only getting slightly warmer in san jose as we go through the second half of the week. we will be in the mid-80s by wednesday and thursday. when you look at the microclimate on here, we will be in the low 90s by wednesday and thursday for the

upper 80's along the east bay shoreline. he inland east bay spots being walnut creek and danville, each at 94 degrees. sonoma on over to fairfield, antioch, up to vacaville and santa rosa down through center fell all in the 90's as well. now tomorrow's highs mostly fall back into the upper 80's inland. although i know a couple of us are still going to be holding on to the low 90's friday. see more of a difference. and by saturday and sunday, there's fall again, low 70's that our warmest inland and some 60's by the bay, right? all right, john, thank you for that. well, if you're headed into the city right now, 24 minutes for you to make that drive this morning. may so that fremont street exit. >> now we still do have an accident on i-2, eastbound west of alameda de la split glass and sam, a tale. all lanes are still blocked. there. that was causing pretty drastic delays along the san mateo bridge. we're up to almost 40 now. we're down to 60. so that access is still there. but the ridge times going down for you to make it to 10

sunshinen anything else for the majority of the bay area, except the city and that immediate east bay shoreline directly across the gn gate. i think we will see the cs hang on their most of the day. notice the warm-up next week, today and tomorrow the coolest s of the seven-day forecast and then we rounded a corner and temperatures will warm up againo the middle and upper 80s in inld in inland valleys. >> thank you for watching kpix 5 kpix 5 news this morning. don't forget the news continuesl day on cbs news bay area. we wl be back here tomorrow morning. enjoy narrator: today on "lucky dog, a lab weimaraner mix is stuck in the shelter and running out of time. eric: because of wolf's size and because he does have an illness, those are just two recipes for disaster, as far as getting adopted. narrator: he might be the perfect dog for an active family with two older boys. vincenzo: when i was little, i always asked my mom, "oh, can i have a dog? can i have a dog? can i have a dog?" narrator: but before wolf can join the family... eric: good job, wolf. narrator: ...he'll have to learn how to play b

santa clara 78 while san jose, 80 degrees, the east bay shoreline, staying in the upper 70's while the inland east bay rising into the mid 80's danville, you're are very warm us today. 86 degrees, fairfield, 84 sonoma. 83 in mill valley in the mid 70's. here's a look ahead to tomorrow's temperatures going to be the warmest of this forecast near 90's inland. lots of sunshine feeling like summer. and then we dip back down into fall with highs falling into the 70's by the weekend under partly to mostly cloudy skies. reyna. john, thanks for that. well, we still have that accident along the richmond, sandra fell bridge just share the toll plaza soul. >> it's going to take 18 minutes to make that right. hopefully they're able to clear that off the bridge and it doesn't stay for too much longer traveling into the city. 24 minutes consistently it are lower 20's. there were up to about 30 minutes. that was the peak of the morning. 13 minute drive. san mateo bridge and things are looking great day. let's check on some of our highways for you 1, 0, one. 39 minute, right? 85 and tumalo park while