east palo alto police commander says they've done all they can. now they need a strong witness. >> now is the time to look inside yourself and say, hey, come forward and stand up, then you'll get your justice you're looking for. >> reporter: san mateo county district attorney steve wagstaff says there are state and county programs to protect witnesses. >> if people come forward, then i predict 100% we'll solve it. if people stay silent, then we may be exactly where we've been for the last 12 months and that's a sadness for the community and for the family of our victims. >>> the executive director of mothers against murder says the witnesses are carrying an emotional burden and can ease the family's pain. >> if you're in a position to change that, comfort that mother, i cannot imagine not doing it. >> reporter: veronica has a message for her son's killer. >> for once in your life, do the right thing. you were a grownup man. you have to pay for what you did. sooner or later. he run, but he can't hide. >> reporter: in east palo alto, kit do, kpix 5.

. >>> now, to university avenue, to east palo alto, with the well-traveled route from 101 to the dumbarton bridge, during rush hour, it is a traffic nightmare. so would you pay to get through it? east palo alto leaders are considering several ideas to help ease the gridlock there, including putting in a toll. today in the bay has more on how it would work. >> reporter: during the morning and evening commute, university avenue here can be bumper to bumper, so there is a proposal for east palo alto to do what university avenue, what san francisco is trying to do with lombard street. nearly every night on university avenue, there's a parade of red taillights. the idea came to have pricing, with the toll on the thoroughfare is an effort to thin out traffic congestion, the same idea that san francisco looked at to east traffic on the iconic lombard street. and the vice mayor regina wallace jones mentioned the lombard street effort. >> that is tourist driven traffic. >> right. >> it is seasonal. so it would seem to me that we would have much more strength behind our pleas and just not cease nal.

during east palo alto's meeting last week, the lombard street effort was mentioned. >> that is tourist driven traffic and -- >> right. >> so it would seem to me that we would have muff more strength bmd our pleas since it's not seasonal. >> the negotiate vetoed the plan saying it would create social equity issues. similar concerns from people who often use university avenue. >> most of the people armed here, they're not rich. i think that would adversely harm them. >> i think the government trying to make money. that's how, you know. >> at least one resident likes the idea of a toll road. >> i'm down for it. that traffic is terrible. >> they'll reexamine the proposal in december. >> the power has still not been restored to a neighborhood in san jose after a police sergeant crashed into the power pole. the crash happened early this morning on west alma near montae rajoy. the sergeant lost control of a patrol car, drove across several lanes and hit a street sign and pole. the sergeant was not hurt. police have not yet said what caused the crash. >> a homecoming game in the daylight. it's

this will include housing for teachers and staff from other school districts in east palo alto and menlo park facebook's $25 million contribution comes from the company's teacher housing program which started in 2017. and currently provides 22 affordable housing units for teachers from the ravenswood city school district in east palo alto a stop to live streamed a fatal car crash that killed her 14 year-old sister 2 years ago has been arrested again. police say they arrested 20 year-old of julius sanchez, this morning on weapons and traffic charges and a parole violation. officers say they tried to stop sanchez for a vehicle code violation, but she didn't pull over. she crashed near a highway on ramp and was arrested a man traveling with her escaped. sanchez was convicted of gross vehicular manslaughter dui and child endangerment last year. she live stream the crash on instagram sanchez was released on parole last month after serving 26 months in prison. >>a murder suspect in florida says he killed 3 innocent people because god told him to do it the sheriff in polk county florida says th

two men were shot and killed at a halloween party in east palo alto. no arrests have been made. kit do shows us today family and friends of the victim marched for justice and for answers. >> reporter: it was one year ago when the gunman opened fire on the crowd and killed two people. there were dozens of people standing around who likely saw the whole thing. the message today is get some courage and do the right thing. >> what do we want? >> justice! >> reporter: on the one-year anniversary of her son's death, veronica sandoval marches with a broken heart. >> what does it feel like to know there are witnesses out there and they're not talking? >> i want to beg them to come forward and speak up. >> reporter: one year ago today there was a party. a fist fight broke out and investigators say during the melee, one of the men was cornered against the fence. a total of four people were hit. sandoval and mendez both died. since then, there's been a lot of chatter in the neighborhood about who saw what. the police commander said they've done all they can and now they need a strong witne

east palo alto is trying a unique approach. as more companies move in drivers say it's difficult to get around. one possibility may make university avenue a toll road. >> between 101 and the dunbarton bridge it's a stretch that's a problem. a slow moving problem for drivers. >> it's all the back streets. from east, west, north, south. as the frustration grows something needs to be done. >> it's a a study presented to the council last week. making university a toll road. >> university avenue being a city street, being a street that's not meant to handle commuter traffic. the city has knitted with the idea of adding a toll. >> it would take study and input at the state level. some have concern. >> i don't think people should have to pay higher prices for driving on the road. >> there's other ideas, reversible lane during commute hours and short- term strategy. speed bumps. >> if the city could do something about it, it is a problem. they are making it worse. >> some of the first steps would be signagto keep computers from cutting

. >> reporter: situated in between interstate 101, the stretch of university avenue east palo alto is a problem. a congested, slow-moving, headache inducing problem for drivers. >> it's all the back streets. come from east, west, north, south. >> reporter: as frustration grows, city officials recognize something needs to be done. >> it's more of a commuter lane. >> reporter: commissioned a mobility study presented to the council last week one of the long-term suggestions making university a toll road. >> university avenue being a city street, being a street really that is not meant to handle commuter traffic at this level. the city has, you know, floated around with the idea of potentially adding a toll. >> reporter: it is an idea that would take study, as well as input at the state level but some are ready have concerns. >> i don't think people should have to pay higher prices for, to drive on the road. >> there are other ideas as well, adding a reversible lane during commute hours. and their short-term strategies too like metering and speed bumps. some of those could be implemented

. >>> a year ago two men were hot and killed at a halloween party in east palo alto. today friends and family of the victims gathered to march for justice. no arrests have been made even though dozens of people watched the shooting unfold. police say a fight broke out. one of the men pulled out a gun and started shooting, killing a 22-year-old and a 23-year-old. >> for once in your life do the right thing. you were a grown up man. you have to pay for what you did. sooner or later. he run. but he can't hide. >> the district attorney says there are state and county programs to protect and relocate witnesses did notowthe suand their weapons were fake. ryan hill has more on how the situation played out. >> no real guns over here. >> reporter: a filmmaker says this is a scene from his tv show. police officers responded to calls they received of people with guns. >> get down. get down. get down. >> reporter: it had them rattled once they started filming. >> we know police voices so we just laid down on the ground. >> reporter: he got permission to do the scene with the prop

but looks like it is backing up into the east palo alto area around 84. the other trouble spot is westbound east shore freeway 80 approaching central. they managed to move the crash out of lanes over to the right shoulder. but, the damage is done. you are slow and go working are way out of san pablo stop and go conditions into richmond. give yourself extra time. your drive times are 31 minutes from highway 4 to the mccarth your maze but both delays are because of the crash at central. san pablo avenue is the best bet for an alternate. and i am getting support for a crash in the south bay also blobbing the northbound 880 at 10 # 1. that left lane is taken away. keep in mind, 101 in the north bay all lanes are opened. but several-on and off ramps are choseed. 128 is close from geyserville to tubs lane and there are changes for mass transit service. smart train running today on a limited schedule. . >>> i am anne makovec live in santa rosa and we are keeping a eye on latest power outages. others lights out. here are the latest numbers from pg&e on latest shut

dirección este, esta es una tarde que vemos bastante demora, incluso hasta la 101 antes de llegar a east palo altoas gabriela nos acaban de informar que el túnel, que es de los más importantes del área de la bahía, se tendrá que suspender por los apagones. >> téngalo pendiente. >> el noticiero de las 6:00 de la tarde está por comenzar sandra bermúdez tiene un adelanto de lo que tiene preparado cuéntanos sandra adelante. >> (o . >> cuantas canceladas son algunas de las repercusiones por los apagones miles de personas se quedaran sin servicio eléctrico en el área de la bahía, en sólo minutos le veríamos la información en español . >> estarem a tan sólo dos minutos. >> [música] . >> infórmese sobre este programa estatal. llame al o visite . >> este es un noticiero telemundo 48 a las seis. >> al menos 800,000 residentes se podrían quedar sin energía eléctrica las próximas horas en california por apagones programados para tratar de evitar nuevas tragedias por el riesgo de incendio. >> en el siguiente mapa se muestra los condados que forman parte de esta advertencia de las autoridades y nosotros en noti

. >>> it's been one year since a tragic double homicide in east palo alto. mother of the victim says to the shooter you can run, but you can't hide. >>> and on the eve of columbus day, protesters use vandalism to broadcast their message from a san francisco landmark. good evening. i'm brian hackney. >> i'm juliette goodrich. the christopher columbus statue was defaced. >> joe vazquez joins us live. he shows us the cleanup that's well underway. >> you can see the cleanup right behind me. these are workers with the city's department of public works. they are pressure washing this statue of christopher columbus that sit at the base of coit tower. they're washing off that red paint that covered much of the statue earlier today and they've got a ways to go here. want to show you some photos taken by the park ranger lieutenant. he tells me this was the scene earlier today and sometime late last night or early this morning somebody paid red paint over christopher columbus and along with anarchy symbols wrote messages on the base of the statue including destroy all

. >>> people in east palo alto took to the streets today to urge witnesses to come forward in a murder case from a year ago. demonstrators were shouting solve this case. alvarado and mario vadalez were the two men killed. their families are asking the community to help authorities find the person responsible. >> the bottom line, it's in every case that we do and we need citizens to come forward to tell us what tay had saw and knew. they are urging people to come forward. >> the reward stands at $10,000. and if necessary. >>> late today governor newsom signed a bill into law thatgives child sex assault victims more time to fileuits. right now people who are victims of child sex abuse have until the age of 26 to file those lawsuits. that age has been extended now to 40. >>> in addition it gives people already outside that time frame a three-year window to bring a lawsuit any way. newsom vetoed a bill that would have allowed for tolls on lombard treat. rejecting the bill even after it passed. the governor believes everyone should have access to lombard street without paying. >>> governor

. >>> people and east palo alto witnesses to come forward to help solve a year-long murder case. slightly demonstrators shouted solve this case referring to the shooting were two men were killed and two others were hurt at a party last october. the two men were killed and their families are asking the community to help authorities find whoever did it. >> the bottom line to it as is in every case we do, we need to citizens to come forward and honestly tell us what they thought, and what they kne that is why i'm so appreciative of what occurred today because they are urging people to come forward. they are ring the reward.>> grouped advocates for families of murder victims is offering a $10,000 reward for information. group members say they are willing to increase the reward, if necessary. >>> on a staving recognized as a federal holiday but there is no break for the impeachment drive in washington. law makes her are expected to her for the former administration advisor on russia today. doug luzader joins us live from washington dc this morning with a busy week ahead. >> reporter:

palo alto. the mass begins at 9:30 and they will march from the church to the east palo alto police department. the group is asking witnesses to come forward and help find who shot mendez and sandoval on october 14th of last year. they were at a halloween-themed birthday party when a young man opened fire and drove off. a $10,000 reward is being offered to identify the shooter. >>> also happening today, 36 of california's best restaurants and bakers are teaming up for a first of its kind funraising event. they will host a bake sale with the proceeds going directly to planned parenthood. the event is organized by the san francisco zuni cafe and catarred chock lal company. the bake sail is today and starts at 11. go from 3:00 p.m. in rose alley. and today is the 151st italian heritage parade. the mayor will join italian- americans for the parades kicking off at 12:30 this afternoon at jefferson and pal streets at fisherman's wharf. the parade will feature marching bands, vintage cards, dozens of floats representing businesses and italian organizations. the parade is the city's longest running civ

palo alto. the donation will fund between 90 and 120 homes for teachers and school staff working in district in menlo park, east palo alto, mountain view, palo alto and los altos. >>> today u.s. tariffs on $7.5 billion of european food, winds comma aircraft and other goods takes effect despite threats of retaliation. the terrorists are in response to the european union's illegal subsidies on the playmaker, airbus. the united states is also accused of putting illegal subsidies on bone. now the eu is expected to retaliate with tariffs on american goods. >>> china's economy continues to falter. the latest numbers out show china's economy grew by only 6% in the third quarter. the slowest growth in china since 1992 when china began publishing quarterly information. struggling sectors include agriculture, manufacturing and industrial. president trump's talked about exploiting china's financial problems during his trade war with beijing. >>> the mobile payment after venmo is launching his son credit card. they already have a debit card which can be used for a limited number of retailers but the parent company paypal s

where they work the homes will be open to teachers working in school districts in menlo park east palo altoalso in los all tolls. >>> the white house at the g7 summit next year will be held at president trump's golf resort near miami. acting chief of staff mc mulvaney said he understands the skepticism about hosting the international summit at the trump own facility. he said the president will not profit from the summit because it will be looked at cost. it is a calling the decision a blatant example of the president using the power of his office to boost his business empire. the two-day summit is up to be held in june. >>> energy secretary rick perry is resigning from his post. he was one of the longest- serving members of the president's cabinet. he recently came under scrutiny over his involvement in the ukraine scandal. president said today. he will leave by the end of the year. he has already picked his replacement. >>> lawmakers of both sides of the aisle pay tribute to the life and legacy of congressman elijah cummings. the 68-year-old maryland democrat died of complications from hea

someone to lean on ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ all we need is somebody to lean on ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> east palo altoproach to deal with traffic concerns on university avenue. as more tech companies move in and more commuters move through driver say it is becoming increasingly difficult to move around. ann rubin explains one possibility may be making university avenue a toll road. >>> situated in between interstate 101 and the bridge, the stretch of university avenue to reach palo alto is a problem. a congested slow-moving headache inducing problem for drivers. >> traffic is not only down university but on the back streets. it comes from all the directions. >>> is residents frustration grows, city officials recognize something needs to be done. >> it is more of a commuter lane. >> reporter: they commissioned a mobility study presented to the city council last week. one suggestion was make university a toll road. >> university avenue being a city street, being a street that is not meant to handle commuter traffic at this level. the city has flirted around with the idea of potentially adding a toll. >>

>>> dealing with commute chaos in east palo alto. the city might be considering making university avenue a toll road. there are those who will say that you're: too fat. too skinny. too hard. too soft. too old. too much. too unexpected. too limited. and to them we say too bad. because at kaiser permanente, we believe that everyone deserves the right to thrive. >>> palo alto is trying to think outside of the box when it comes to dealing with traffic concerns. as more tech companies move in and more commuters move through they are finding that residents cannot get around. ann rubin joins us live now and one possibility they are considering is making university avenue a toll road. >> it will take a lot of work to see if this is feasible. but palo alto officials say the small road isn't designed to handle this much traffic. situated in between interstate 101 and the john barth bridge, this stretch of university avenue is a problem. congested, slow moving headache inducing problem for drivers. >> traffic is on all the back streets. coming

. >>> people in east palo alto want witnesses to come forward to solve a year-long murder case. >>> theemonstrators solved shouted solve this case referring to the shooting were two men were killed and two others were hurt at a party last october. the two men were killed. their families want the community to help authorities catch the killers.>> bottom line s in y evercase we do we need citizens to come forward and honestly tell us what they saw and what they knew. that's why i'm appreciative of what occurred today because they're urging people to come forward. select a group that advocates for the families of our victims is offering a $10,000 reward and the reward will be increased if necessary. >>> first responders describing the rescue operations underway in new orleans. the very latest on the investigation into what caused the hotel under construction to collapse. >>> governor newsome signs a new legislation and aimed at ending the practice of lunch shaming, at a young boy from napa is getting credit from the governor after bringing national attention to the issue. issue. >>> if you

fund between 90 and 120 homes for teachers and school staff who work in district in menlo park, east palo alto, mountain view, palo alto and los altos. >>> north bay high school in a legal battle with neighbors over stadium lights and they have the plug pulled before the homecoming. neighbors say they were not considered when the lights and sound system were installed last year. months ago a judge ordered more environmental reviews which the school board completed and improved last weekend and turned on the lights. neighbors of samarin high school went back to court claiming the school went around the court order. >> the court had final authority to flip the switch, not the school board. they've basically snuck in the marin catholic game. that's what happened. >> i feel bad for the seniors. they've been waiting all four years to get lights and now they will not be able to because the neighbors didn't let them. >> now the marin mustangs homecoming game which was billed as friday night lights will be played tomorrow afternoon but the judge agreed with critics that the school district rushed flip

. >>> still to come tonight, an emotional plea from people in east palo alto one year after two men were. >> and a search and rescue operation still underway after a hotel that was under construction collapsed in new orleans. >> a fort worth woman shot and killed inside her own home by a police officer. i'm christina coleman with more on the investigation. >>> in new orleans today the investigation was still going on into what caused a hotel that was under construction to partially collapse killing at least two people. rescue crews are also continuing their attempts to locate a worker who's missing in the rubble of the hard rock hotel project. officials declined to say if they have any indication whether the missing worker is still alive after the building collapsed yesterday. the fire chief is saying they're treating their work as a rescue operation. >> we're in rescue mode. we have teams that are currently making entry as we speak into the building in an effort to try and locate the one victim we have that we have not been able to locate. >> the project's contractor citadel builders is

east palo alto had a prior request of 1.5 million gallons per day and that was resolved by transferring supply guarantees from palo alto. that only goes through about 2035 through that point in time. those are with projections they look like they need additional supply at that time. >> what is mgd? >> million gallons per day. again, that covers the goals we are aiming for. and some are very and some are still to be resolved. we can't let time go by without getting started on the process. that is what we are looking at potential water supply projects. >> can you go back a slide? >> share. >> so, san jose and santa clara are not permanent customers. what i am seeing here is it would not only be historic allocation level, but it could potentially be at this increased level that they are requesting? >> yeah, it actually differentiates those, the commitment level for us to reevaluate and make the hard decision on making them permanent at the 4.5 mgd level. since that time, since that was discussed back in 2,008 and 2,009, water supply agreement they have developed additional desires. -- 2008

prior to serving as cops director, he was the chief of police of east palo alto, california for more than 8 years and previously served 20 years with the oakland police department. he received his b.a. from southern illinois university and completed the state and local government program at harvard university school of government. patrick yose, i proposal i pronounced that right, is the national president of the fraternal order of police since 1984, he has served in a variety of rolls in the sheriffs office in saint charles parish, louisiana and currently is the commander. he earned a bachelor of science and an associate of science. he's also a graduate of the fbi national academy. the reverend al sharpton is the founder and president of the national action network, the national civil rights advocacy organization. he attended brooklyn college and received a degree from virginia union university, as well as an honorary degree from ap bible college. james blake is a former tennis professional and correspondent and host for the tennis channel. he's also the tournament director for the m

east bay, a 35 mile per hour gusts tomorrow morning. it might not free, be breezy where you left but it will be a breezy day. >> 90 degrees tomorrow in palo alto. 89, milpitas. in the east bay, 90, brentwood. 88, vallejo police. temperatures at or on the birds of 90 and santa rosa, 93. we will hit 92 in ukiah. and by the way, these numbers will be close to records but no cigar. the numbers on the left show you the daytime highs and the numbers on the right show you how far short were going to fall. in your 7 day forecast, we talked about how it will get windy . what is different about that wind event we will feel colder and only in the mid-80s. the humidity and the winds will become a concern once we get there. back over to you. >>> catch of the day, going to a good cause. how the bay area fishermen shared his hall with the hungry. flavored e-cigarettes. but then juul, backed by big tobacco, wrote prop c to weaken e-cigarette protections. the san francisco chronicle reports prop c is an audacious overreach, threatening to overturn the ban on flavored products approved by voters. prop c means more kids vaping. that's a dangerous idea. vote no o

some locations in the north bay and east bay are a few degrees cooler than they were this time yesterday. oher locations like san francisco, palo alto bay a few degrees warmer. a live view from sutro tower looking over the bay. sea-going vessels of various sizes and shapes. oakland 74. san jose, 80, 82 at gilroy. here's the view at the golden gate. blue skies there. freely flowing traffic. 81 degrees at this hour at santa rosa and petaluma. san rafael, 75. 78 in livermore. and a closer look at the bay from mt. tam cam. there's a lot of activity out there as we get to -- as fleet week becomes a bigr deal as we get closer to the weekend. here's the forecast features. sunny tomorrow. miles to warm conditions will prevail across the bay area. gradual cooling on sunday. but really gradual. just by a couple degrees. cloudier and cooler pattern developing next week. you may have noticed a haze in the air the last couple of days. that's because we're being impacted by smoke from wildfires in the sierra. some of the smoke is vis inl. so as a result, this air quality advisory for the next 24 hours has been issued. moderate air quality expecte

palo alto. we have low to mid-50s through the inland and east bay neighborhoods until you get to antioch. 48 right now in santa rosa and napa at 51. 59 in oakland. a look from south beach. you can see it's very quiet. you can even see somers e. no dri wll he cud the coast mass transit will be good. just dress warmer and light again. the breezes out on the bay. the north bay 50 at 7:00. high clouds hit us by 11:00 and they'll keep that along with the sea breeze. our temperatures in the upper 70s to near 80s. 66 at 7:00. for the east bay we'll start to see some clouds roll in. maybe a few low clouds this morning at 57. then high clouds and sunshine and mid-70s this afternoon. down to a cool 64 at 7:00. and san francisco, the 80s are gone. barely a few 70s. most of us in the mid to upper 60s under increasing high clouds. so it's not going to be as bright today but the air is going to be cleaner. not a spare the air day. more on the fire danger coming up first. turn it over to frances and how is the commute? >> not too bad. it might be difficult so keep that in mind. a live shot of 101 in san rafael w

starting to pick up just a little bit but it is calm down in the palo alto that some stronger gusty winds som30 mile an hour gust now over the east bay hills as well, and we'll see the winds wrapping up to but the main focus is going to be in the north bay. all ght, let's take you through time here, here's our future wind gust excted throughout the night tonight, you noticed our that normally tre to some of these winds all around the bay area and watch the colors begin to fill in as we head to the north bay. you see this closes begin to showup in the red area, some areas also inhe purple that's winds gusting to 30 and some 40 miles per hr that is just after 8 o'cloc tonight. then the winds really srt to ramp upight in the urban areas even in this is what's really scary. 30 mile an hour gus into sonoma 31 mile an hour gusts and that calistoga inn around this area very gusty winds in arnd that fire and that's going to ramp up throughout the night awesome those gas may be getting near 40 miles per hour even as some of the urban areasas we head towardhe midnight hour that continuing into 1 o'clock in the morning. you see all the shad

moon bay 73 in millbrae 73 also in burlingame 81 in redwood city 78 in palo alto you're looking at 70's 80's a much of the south bay east bay, those numbers up in the 80's mid-eighties into livermore mid-eighties also to dublin 84 in danville 75. castro valley 8280 degrees in oakland 80 and hercules 81 in vallejo 83 degrees in the napa valley. idea we're starting out the weekend very very nice and probably going to get a little bit better. i think we're going to see that peak of the heat as we get into sunday, especially along the coastline. that's where the temperatures are somewhat unusual going to see some 70's 80's right at the coast. tonight 5.30 kron four's always tracking local stories. so here's look at what's happening in your neighborhood right now. >>we'll certainly stay tonight, middle school in fremont was evacuated this morning because of anonymous bomb threat. fremont police say nothing suspicious was ever found on campus. there are now investigating the email from which that threat came nearly 1300 students at thorton junior high were dismissed from classes around 9 o'clock today. the fremont unified sch

palo alto. mid-80s in the south bay. inland east bay and low to m 80s up in the north bay. the 90s are gone.leys. we'll have 40s in the san ramone valley. except for the higher elevations where it will be windy in the 60s. our first gust of winds tomorrow morning, north bay mountains. look what happens tomorrow night. this is when it's most dangerous. this is when we get blasted by the winds everywhere. so before you go to bed tomorrow night, have your evacuation plan ready. be prepped to lose power overnight. have that kit and you route memorized or ready to grab if you have to. wednesday night will be a very dangerous night. our most dangerous night for fires we've had so far this season. frances? >> we'll prepare for that and better news now in oakland. an earlier traffic alert canceled. still very slow westbound 580 approaching coolidge. all lanes open still causing ten-minute depp lays. though 880 northbound is slow in through oakland as well it's still a better bet. southbound 880 very heavy with an accident. it's slow through the san mateo bridge. 680 slow as you approach the sunol gr

>>or assaulted in palo alto dan kerman kron 4 news. >>in the easta roadside jewelry theft scam and freeman has claimed at least 10 victims since the beginning of the year police say the suspected jewelry thieves. usually drive up to a person who's walking and ask for directions. police say a man and a woman are always involved. at least twice 2 young kids were in the back of the car. the suspects tell the victims that a family member has recently died. and then it's customary to give away their jewelry. >>they hand them a ring they put necklaces physically on them and in doing so they removed and jewelry of value from the victim. usually without the victim even realizing this has happened. >>bang bang in alton cases from january through last week victims have lost several gold chains as well as a ring and a bracelet police believe there may be additional victims they think this could be an underreported crime. they're urging any victims to come forward so the police can track down the crooks. the 6 month old baby is safe tonight after a thief stole

moon bay 73 in millbrae 73 also in burlingame 81 in redwood city 78 in palo alto you're looking at 70's 80's a much of the south bay east bay, those numbers up in the 80's mid-eighties into livermore mid-eighties also to dublin 84 in danville 75. castro valley 8280 degrees in oakland 80 and hercules 81 in vallejo 83 degrees in the napa valley. idea we're starting out

most of san jose is in the clear same from mountain view sunnyvale palo alto redwood city here but you go to easthills here you see there are affected and then anywhere down one o one towards morgan hill parts of gilroy over to santa cruz olmos that whole area along highway 17 is affected. and the go up the peninsula. just like the previous power outages we see that the area along the coast is affected. and then probably the most densely-populated portion of the bay area, the east bay here there castro valley, san leandro the oakland hills, the berkeley hills. you can zoom in here. you see cal is affected. some of the businesses here along the shattuck avenue oxford street all affected. you go over here down. highway 24 random or audible wannacry code looks like a little bit less of walnut creek and pleasant hill maybe going to be affected compared to 2 weeks ago. see the vastness of this outage and it really affects all portions of the berry obviously napa and sonoma are going to be hit hard and moraine county is vastly different than 2 weeks ago used to be in that out as we saw sausalito mill v

east san jose up to 84 in morgan hill. we'll see a high of 84 in 7 mid-70s for palo alto while daly city is in the upper 60s, will also stay in the upper 60s with a brisk westerly wind up to about 15 miles per hour and the north bay reaching 83 in napa and ukiah. the rest of the forecast, talking about changes. a look at the storm system and rain across the pacific northwest as this starts to move in by tomorrow afternoon and we start to see more clouds moving in and that chance of rain by tomorrow night. so going through the timeline of what to expect with a gusty wind, this will help bring in some cooler temperatures just briefly as we go into thursday and friday. and then the weekend will start to warm up again but there will be a couple of more systems passing by. it could bring in showers to the gusty to see more clouds by tomorrow afternoon. not as much sun a today. and then we're at 11:00 and starting to see rain moving into the far north bay approaching santa rosa. that starts to make way into san francisco in the east bay but it looks like some of the rain kind of breaks up. so maybe not all of us will see the sho

east san jose while gilroy reaches 80 degrees. it's slightly warmer in a few spots like concord reaching 80 degrees. 75 in fremont an palo alto.p to 70 degrees today in the mission district. and the upper 70s in santa rosa as well as nevada. high pressure continues to build we will see a very dry wind coming in from the northeast at about 10 to 20 miles per hour. we do expect the winds to pick up tomorrow night. increasing our fire danger as we start to see the dry air. the sending into the valley and into the bay area creating a high fire danger mostly for the north bay hills but we'll also have a moderate fire danger for the east bay hills so that once again red flag warning in effect between saturday night and sunday morning. look at how warm it's going to be. we have enjoyed a nice fall-like week but we're going back to summer this weekend. a big spike in our temperatures between saturday and sunday. gradually coming down for the middle of next week. you were hearing about a car explosion in the trivalley. >> look over here. we took a quick look a second ago and it looked just fine here heading toward the dublin interchang

east bay? no 90s but a warm day. pittsburgh, 86. martinez, 82. oakland at 77. a peninsula, 78 in san mateo. palo alto, 83.an francisco heading to fleet week, 74 along the embarcadero. and if you're going there you could be able to see everything fine on saturday and sunday. it will be cooler by sunday, 69 degrees. those air shows from noon to 8:00 p.m. 83 in napa. 81 in my extended forecast. we'll stay dry heading through the next several days with plenty of 60s in san francisco. i don't see any big changes for you the yet. inland valleys, 74 on sunday, 77 on sunday. it's been reported that there's a cyberattack on business every 39 seconds. ouch. i don't even want to think about it. comcast business has a solution. we go beyond fast with a cloud-based security system that automatically updates, so you always have the latest protection. phishing. malware. risky sites. it can help block all of that. get fast internet and add comcast business securityedge for just $29.95 a month. it's one less thing for us to worry about. comcast business. beyond fast. >>> the war of words continues between president trump

east bay, 76. 74 in pleasanton. near the water, 70 here in hayward. the peninsula, you're chilly in half moon bay at 62. palo alto at 73. san francisco, 65. the north bay, 79 in napa. 74 santa rosa. 76 in yook you'ukiah. we go back up into the 70s on saturday and sunday. we'll start to drop back off as we hit next monday. inland vali we go hotter. no 100s. maxing out at 87 on saturday, 88 sunday. we'll drop back down on monday. going to the sierra, talks about the snow to start off with. you sweekend. just a little bit of a taste. a little more before we start to get into that whole big rain pattern. >> thanks, jeff. >> coming up, the nation's oldest park ranger right here in the bay area. tonight her family says she needs some help. how the community is stepping up. ["white rabbit" by jefferson airplane] ♪ one pill makes you larger ♪ and one pill makes you smaller ♪ ♪ and the ones that mother gives you ♪ ♪ don't do anything at all ♪ remember what the dormouse said ♪ welcome aboard. ♪ feed your head the juul record. they took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. juul marketed mango, mint, and menthol flavors, addictin

through the east bay, 76 in concord. 75 plus back to hayward, 72. peninsula, 76 in palo alto. 70. 68 in the marina. 71 in the mission. and right through the north bay, not that windy. northwest wind at 6 miles per hour. 75 here in novato. what about the trick or treating? okay. you're heading out. watch out for the smoke as we mentioned. 63 at 7:00 p.m. and for your late trick-or-treaters, or any kind of holiday parties here, 55 once we head to 10:00 p.m. extended forecast has it dry in san francisco through the next seven days. upper 60s and low 70s through the weekend. inland valleys i have you in the 70s this weekend. but take note. a little bit of a -- what would you call it? a footnote here. yes. maybe some rainfall by november the 15th. we are still finding some confidence in that so rain. >> and we're hoping heene is nice for everyone tomorrow night. >> i like your idea. >>bs, doctors andnues. >> a 3m exactly. thanks, jeff. >>> up next here at 6:00, remember these guys? the raiders. it will be their first game in oakland in seven weeks. we're going check in with the sil

we'll see some upper 70s for the inland east bay and oakland today as well as palo alto reaching 74 degreesures will start to warm up and by the weekend we're in the mid to upper 80s peaking at 90 degrees inland valley and gradually cooling down by the middle of next week. >>> and that's your latest weather. hoda >> al, thank you carson has a very, very busy pop start coming up, including an exclusive reveal do you want to know what chip and joanna gaines are up to next >> yes. >> you do? >> yes. >> we're going to tell you, mr. roker. but first, these messages. wait a minute. wait a minute. wait a minute. a heart in my honey nut cheerios. i like that. and it can help lower cholesterol. well now, now i'm in love. sleep this amazing? that's a zzzquil pure zzzs sleep. our liquid has a unique botanical blend, while an optimal melatonin level means no next-day grogginess. zzzquil pure zzzs. naturally superior sleep. ♪ in our world even the closest become closer that's the power of magic come experience the enchantment with the new mid-day magic ticket. delivered to your door try tso you can do m

degrees in san jose, 87 in santa cruz. 88 palo alto. 85 in half moon bay. 87 san francisco. 85 in the sunset district. north bay low 90s. 91 in vallejo and the eastyou're looking at temperatures well above average. 91 in concord, 90 in liver saturday night winds begin to ramp up. sunday morning we are looking eight possibly a stronger wind event with 40, 50-mile-an-hour winds not out of the question. this is an offshore wind event but humidity will be running higher over the weekend. high fire danger tomorrow, warm on friday rkts but winds luther. cooler saturday, much cooler sunday inland but strong winds expected to develop and that could pose another fire danger risk for us sunday. >> a lot to keep track of, thank you. >>> let's update the breaking news. amy head here to update you on the kincaid fire. >> this is new have you had yo that you are looking at. you can see those flames. what can you tell us? we're hearing about 300 acres have already burned? >> yeah, hi, the last report we have is approximately 300 acres and growing. it is 0% contained. it is east of highway 101, about 10 miles northwest of geyserville. >> what are the big challen

mountain view each at 70 degrees palo alto at 68 south bay temperatures in the low 70's, so san jose santa clara and los gatos each at 71, 60's and 70's across the east bay low 70's out the tri valley on up through conquered in walnut creek. berkeley oakland, richmond mid to upper 60's, north bay temperatures in the low 70's napa sonoma out bill among those spots at 72 or 73 degrees. 60's at the coast while 70's on one oh one from mill valley up to santa rosa today into tomorrow temperatures rise just a couple of degrees. but they really start to kick up a notch after that with highs in the upper 70's inland by sunday and next week we're full of 80's for inland areas with offshore winds kicking into gear fire danger will increase in next week too. it's going to be very dry a lot warmer and definitely back to that kind of weather that we don't necessarily like to see thii time of year as far as fire danger goes at least 80's along shore not just the a are not just for inland valleys, but also right along the bay so getting warmed for all of us across the your fore robin are we still pretty good on the roads we are indeed which means it's a great time

redwood city woodside 88 palo alto in mountain view also checking in with mid to upper 80's today, south bay getting close to the 90's cupertino campbell san jose all 88 de east bay also seeing temperatures getting very close to the 90 degree mark pleasanton dublin, the ship to 88 while livermore 87 concord today you'll be at 90 with walnut creek and danville not far behind berkeley richmond in oakland each in the low 80's. so toasty right there right along the bay fairfield sonoma 2 spots that will be at 90 with pittsburgh in antioch not far away from the 90 degree mark while 70's all the way out to the coast. so today, definitely a warm one tomorrow, not quite as warm temperatures begin to show signs of cooling by wednesday thursday and friday to close out the week. it's back to those temperatures in the 70's much more comfortable and next weekend looking better too with skies remaining mostly sunny. and temperatures in the 70's and maybe just a few low 80's. robin. >>all right, thank you. john sounds good will i guess to some of us. let's check in on traffic now we want to take a driver around the bay area we're checking in on the richmond sandra fell and

palo alto. 69 san mateo. breezy downtown san francisco. 65 degrees. 62 in the sunset district. north bay temperatures. 73 in san rafael. 76 santa rosa. nice day in the east bay. but cooler than today. 72 fremont. a mild one inland. 76 in fairfield. 75 in livermore. 74 pleasanton. look at what's ahead on friday. the temperatures coming up a little bit. low 80s inland. 60s at the coast. on saturday, we'll be upper 80s inland. 70s at the beaches. a great weekend to hit the beach. look at sunday. mid-70s to the low 90s. we'll keep that theme going tore monday. look at the forecast. breezy, cooler tomorrow. temperatures rebounding friday. then here comes the warmth for the weekend. 70s beaches. upper 80s to low 90s inland. next week, the cooling doesn't begin until tuesday. going into wednesday when temperatures fall back closer to average for this time of year. dan and kristen. o mro plastics on oursandhya. >>> driving is not just an air pollution and climate change problem. it could be the largest contributor of micro plastics in the water off our coast. that's according to uc dave acend thectuary institute. researchers say rainfall washes more than 7 trill

palo alto, was out those hill, 52. pacifica, 56. union city in fremont, 43. in the fire zone, the wind speed is down and the still a little bit of a north east direction for most but not for all that at least the humidity is creeping up. it's still too low but nothing like the other day. and lake county it's all over the place. you're getting a southwind. and east wind. a westwind. is variable but the wind speed is down. 12 in truckee. 39, sacramento. even into the desert southwest, 38, las vegas. 44 and blithe. 45 in scottsdale. a very quiet pattern. no extreme one way or the other. cold lows will give way to sunshine, hazy sunshine and this will take is into the weekend. no big changes here for a while , which is good. 60s and 70s on your temperatures i don't think these change too much except a little warmer into the weekend and don't forget to set your clock back one hour on ay morning. >>> 4:53 am. as firefighters battled the wildfires, investigators still search for the cause of the flames. still alue into a at two of the wildfires may have started. >> life-threatenin snow i know safe. a lot safer today. >> relieved to have the lights back on and out of

highs are to be felt today, foster city 85 along with palo alto while the south bay looking at some upper 80's campbell in cupertino each 87 today east 90's in areas like concord in walnut creek oakland mid-eighties for you 84 well low 90's in fairfield on over to santa rosa. some of our peak fire danger areas being in the north bay with those hot temperatures and strong winds paired together. tomorrow continuing to be hot and windy friday still hot but not near as windy. saturday we start to notice our cooling trend taking shape. this will take us back into the 70's for our warmest of temperatures by sunday of next week. robin. >>thank you john over to the golden gate we started off with some bridge work early this morning, it eooks like i still see some flashing lights northbound yeah they've been going back and forth actually saw zipper truck to a few minutes ago, switching around the lane. configuration there a little late so it's thanks to that usual bridge working see these lights northbound right there heading out of san francisco, but you have 2 lanes available. no problems right now 19 minutes to make your way south nevada t

comfortable range of temperatures, 82 in mountain view while palo alto 80 today, south bay temperatures in the low to mid 80's for your highs, san jose 82, east bay numbers in the 70's and 80's for your highs today union city and hayward mid to upper 70's while oakland out of the low 80's where you were yesterday to 77 today while the creek danville concord on gunner and all these areas with red flag warnings today as will be the north bay too so you see these temperatures they're hot winds going increase tonight and then tomorrow going to be toastie and when the yet again novato in petaluma each 82 for your highs today. a look at tomorrow and thursday are key fire danger days you see temperatures are a little cooler but both dry and windy for these days friday and saturday, good news for fleet week festivities winds calm down so that's a good news a bit of news for your weekend as you get out there hopefully enjoy sunday and monday of next week a little cooler down into the 70's for inland valleys. robin. >>thank you john checking out the golden gate bridge, one oh one looks a little different right fall. word that come from chp decided to i

sunnyvale 74 today, low 70s for san mateo and palo alto, sea breeze here, mid 60s in the sunset district. warmer in the north bay, few high clouds, 79 santa rosa, eastay at 72 and oakland 74 for you over in hayward and fremont with 78 today. high temperatures for much of our east bay valleys towards the delta, pleasanton and livermore 75. the accuweather seven-day forecast, 60s, 70s to upper 70s today. a warmer day. tomorrow we increase the warmth by another five degrees or so with mid 80s inland, upper 70s around the bay. by the middle of the week it's beach weather with 70s at the coast. half moon bay, pacifica, into santa cruz warmer than that. the winds watching those. wednesday into thursday morning with gusty winds and the national weather service is going issue a red flag warning it will be 24 hours in advance of that event. >> see if pg&e, more power outages. thanks. >> in sports the 49ers and raiders are in action on the road this morning. the silver and black face aaron rodgers and the green bay packers at lambeau. kickoff at 10:00 and niners take on the washington redskins at fedex field at 10:00 a.m. next saturday cal will play utah on t

many of the same areas that are in the 80's today palo alto 83 for your high today, san jose warmer than yesterday up to 84 degrees. solid 80's for the east bay replacing 70's in areas like berkeley and a oakland as you fell yesterday with mid 80's aow 80' in the same places today and even a few 90's on the map to sonoma up to 92 degrees santa rosa petaluma novato each up into the low 90's as i mentioned temperatures will continue to rise tomorrow, a touch warmer than today and then noticeably warmer thursday and friday or how to stays in your forecast. wednesday night into thursday are windiest of days and us with the highest fire danger in most likely to see any power outages low 90's for your average inland highs on thursday with upper 80's for your average inland highs, both thursday and friday by the coast even some 80's. checking in there to finish out the week. so definitely toasty in the days to come but relief in sight come next week on sunday and monday. that's a look at your forecast robin we've and some trouble spots this morning. but where they now so that's just really crowded out there in traffic is still trying to recover

palo alto from redwood city. the south bay commute continues to be slow. 8:46, steve. >>> thank you, sal. we are looking for quieter conditions here, but the wind is right out of the easthe bay, highs close to average today. santa rosa and san josi, 74, a little bit above. even though the wind speeds are not bad, it's the humidity for the fire conditions. ridge ranch only 8% humidity, better down towards the valley floor. but the wind continues to favor that northeast direction even though the wind speeds have been trending down a bit. the humidity is not going up, still in the teens and low 20%, although some are closer toward the valley floor in the 60s, 70%. it's not the wind speed. it's that low humidity, even up into lake county, 9%. that's the problem here. things are very quiet now after that system marched off to the east. it stayed east, which didn't allow the winds to crank up for everybody. it did for some. half moon bay, gust of 40 miles an hour and humidity 8%. the cold air has made it to southern nevada and into arizona, las vegas 37 degrees. that's cold for them. 12 degrees in the grand canyon. for us it will be sunny, and 70s on the temps. happy to say,