the embarcadero? we notified a broad swath of residents and businesses along adjacent to the northeast waterfront and had a strong response both in in terms of the turn out as well as participation in the on-line survey. but outreach efforts certainly went kwlond just a handful of public meetings. we also spoke and met with a large number and wide variety of organizations and groups and stakeholders, many more than once. while we must continue and expand our engagement efforts as the project moves forward, we can say with confidence that many of the people that depend on the embarcadero have heard of the embarcadero enhancement project, and have had a fair chance to weigh in. this includes stakeholders in the fisherman's wharf and pier 39 area, troy and several others up there who had told us early on and told us repeatedly that their needs are slightly different than the rest of the corridor which is partly based on the design of the embarcadero in this area, and that a more focused traffic study and

you are at the corner of green and the ex -- embarcadero looking south toward the embarcadero. you would see the tent and that area in the tent. for this purpose i thought i brought my, but as you get there, the park would be a major feature of what we are doing, including the area at the end of the tent which would be an indoor/outdoor area of the public. leading on to the park. there's a view of the park. as ricky mentioned, we work closely with the park staff and planning department on this fabulous new amenity and look forward to bringing that online. this is the corner of davis and vallejo street where the stub of the street ends and we will be dressing that up with the back of the house and art work, public art in the park. there's a view what it might look like in the evening. we are really excited to be here. we spent 19-20 months in the planning department going through all the studies ricky mentioned. and we expect to have the initial study published and on the street within two weeks. so we are well on our way to having our entitlement process beginning in ernest, so

pier 3032 is one of the few piers that is not within the embarcadero historic district. as this slide shows, it lost all of its historic shed, and so the rules and conditions under which can can be improved really do not follow the same set of conventions that are set forth in the working group's recommendations for the embarcadero historic district piers. and so we walked through, in quite a bit of detail, what are some of the opportunities and the challenges for pier 3032. i think people recognize, as the port staff has expressed to them, that there are important uses as represented by the mass and ship in this image about its deep water berth and its maritime berthing and operational value, the revenue value of the use of the parking lot now is an important financial resource for the port. but there is a recognition that it is a doeteroirating facilit. our experience with development projects to date, structural condition surveys that have been done have shown that in fact it's deteriorating condition as a very costly facility, and the efforts and the finances require

the belt line building includes recruiting of the sewer line to the city sewer on the embarcadero roadway. the existing sewer line is connected to the pump station inside of pier 29 bulkhead. it will eliminate the need for the pump station inside pier 29. as you may recall, on march 27, 2018, we presented this project before you and received your approval for add advertising this project for competitive bid. on june 19, 2018, the port received two bids. both bids exceed the budget by 40%. the bid was rejected and decided to modify the project packaging so a project could be bid and constructed. for the outreach effort, i request tiffany tatum to provide a quick summary. >> good afternoon, president brandon and commissioners. i'm tiffany tatum, outreach coordinator for the engineering division and i will be highlighting our outreach efforts for this project. in early july, the port entered into contract for the purpose of outreach on several projects including 2797r. over 100 emails and follow-up phone calls were made to district 10 businesses to inform of the upcoming opportunity and invi

this is along embarcadero road. point, we know there were three victims in that plane that crashed. two of them are now out of the plane. one victim is still inside but rescue crews are making access to them through the marshy area and now they call it packaging up and getting them ready for transport and trying to provide medical assistance. it seems that it is a single engine mooney m-20 that crashed under unknown circumstances around 11:10 this morning. right in this newscast. we were able to bring it to you. we'll continue to follow this and from here and bring you the latest in a bit. >>> now to this stunning piece of video. kids on their bikes being hit. you see it right there. that's surveillance video may be a key finding for the driver who backed up and then just took off. this happened last week. in the south san jose area but the video just now surfacing. >> so the kids were riding home from school at the time and one of the kids talked with nbc bay area. >> reporter: the accident was captured by this hom

service market street again and back up to the embarcadero. it also allows trains running from castro to turnaround and head back to castro if there's a need for that. this is the cost estimate that was provided in the obad grant application, which is based on our 10% design. the overall cost estimate is 604 million, however, that number includes 100 million in the bottom left for m.t.a.'s transaction power substations, which is actually separate work outside of the project. so usually, when we talk about the project, we talk about 504 million in project costs, which does include a significant amount of state of good repair work, which would happen with or without the better market street project. and that state of good repair work is primarily listed on that left side stack, replacing the traffic signals which are old and reaching the end of their useful life, replacing the track in the center lane, replacing the o.c.s., the overhead contact system, including the wires, the poles, the underground, as well, the traction power. so all of that i

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think that our waterfront faces serious challenges if earthquake to damage the seawall and the embarcadero roadway rising seawalls will cause flooding at high tides and major repairs to a safe many of the piers the port is at a critically turnl point time to plan for the future of san francisco's waterfront this year the port is updating it's marts plan the plan working group to invite a wide variety of poichdz from the city and bayview and other advisory teams to share their expertise if intense and maritime operations the waterfront land use plan has guided the use and development of the lanes for the last 20 years major physical changes take place along the waterfront and now is the time to update the waterfront plan to continue improvements that will keep our waterfront vibrate, public and resilient the biggest challenges facing the waterfront are out the site an aging seawall along the embarcadero roadway and seawalls that will rise by 21 hundred to provide and productivity of tides seawall is built over weak soils and mud the next earthquake will cause it to settle several feet witho

look at the embarcadero this morning. toss to weather. upper level trough moving across far northern california will likely maintain a cooling trend for inland areas today. high pressure will begin building inland to our north and east tonight. this will result in dry offshore winds and fire weather concerns for the north bay hills from tonight through tuesday. also, expect much warmer conditions by tuesday and wednesday, with temperatures warming well above seasonal averages. temperatures will cool late in the week as an upper low approaches from the west. ( marty ) a sig alert ( marty )( marty ) a sig alert has been issued this morning in san jose. according to the c-h-p, the south bound lanes of 101 at interstate 880 are blocked because of an accident. at this time there is no time of re- opening. so if you are heading out that way take extra caution, and give yourself more time.. ( marty ) in the east bay.. people who live and work near a busy berkeley intersection say they're tired of seeing trailers parked on the streets taking up s

with a focus on near-term safety and update on the embarcadero enhancement project. also based on the comments i heard as it related to the waterfront land use plan i suggest a separate plan for 30, we have plans for 32, finally we will be asking the fisherman's wharf cbd to come back and update bring more local serve and uses to fisherman's wharf when it's deemed appropriate. is there any other new business? >> any other new business? >> the answer can come [off mic] i was just curious to see if we take our whole waterfront, if people are cruising on the bay and want to stop and come to the city for restaurants, how many locations could they stop at? >> dock at? that's a good question and we have a good answer. >> [off mic] >> yes. we have been working, actually, a lot internally on our berthing. we have a good answer for you, and i would like to schedule an item on that topic. >> a difference between drop-off versus having to berth for a period of time. somebody's own boat and want to berth for a couple hours. >> yes and we will expand this informational item, to e

( marty ) here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)lingering showers will continue over the north bay early this morning with dry weather conditions elsewhere. widespread rainfall appears likely late monday into tuesday as an upper level system approaches the coast. dry conditions return by late wednesday with temperatures generally near to below seasonal averages through thforecast period. ( marty ) a big story we are following this morning... runway maitenance work at the san francisco airport has caused hundreds of cancelations and delays impacting passengers over night and this morning. kron 4's sara stinson is live at sfo with the latest. sara. ( sara )marty - the two runways that have been under maitenance are expected to re- open right now actually...but hundreds of flights have been canceled so right now i'm working to confirm if any flights this morning will be impacted.take vo:airport officials say the runways being repaired are among the most heavily used surfaces at s-f-o. when the two runways closed - it caused 112

>> reporter: matt, jess cashes this intersection of el camino real and embarcadero road is just starting to pick up with early morning traffic. last night it was much busier with christine blasey ford supporters echoing a message we have heard for the last week. a lot of them staying we have your bace'ear fr blay fo foth very first time palo to testify in washington. since being named the accuser last sunday, her lawyersay vicious harassment and even death threats have forced placy ford and her family to move from their palo alto home. we are hearing from both sides this morning from a former co-worker, tpreubld and supporters of placy ford. and others critical of her decision to come forward. >>> knowing her, i think she will do just great. i just really hope the court license to her. she has a lot to say. i know she's telling the truth. i really want to hear it. >> i don't know when it happened, where it happened. and everybody named in regard to being there said it didn't happen. i'm just being honest. >> reporter: and we'll learn more on thursday. you just heard from senator lindsey

the embarcadero promenade, waterfront district and gateway location, it took a while to get a consensus on what we call project description, win is the basis of what needs to be done. they're making progress, but all the issues have taken longer than anticipated. that was the reason for the extensions provided to the developer. the remaining to be developed the key benchmarks. it's 90% completed and projection is that you will get it done by march, 2019, included in the strategies is finding financing, as well as meeting all the city department requirements like utilities. evaluation is essentially completed. before we come for approval, there are a few things that need to be done, including approval from historic preservation and planning with the conditional use requirement. this project is moving on multiple tracks. and it includes the ldda and the lease as well as the transactions that are required, as indicated on the slides, 85% completed and we're hoping around february, it will be 100% completed. we'll come to you for approval of the documents in the so supervisor's approval of

the embarcadero. you can see the building. car is passing straight through. >> that looks like a postcard. >> it does! >>> it does look like a really pleasant day once again. we will have sunshine in the afternoon and clearing. miditide let's show you a live look outside at sfo. just checked flight times. there are no delays and it is looking good. temperatures in the 50s as we start off the day. in concord, oakland, san francisco is 58. 51 in livermore. as well as for santa rosa. the weather headlines what you can expect it starting off the day with low clouds and fog along the coast. parts of the bay. we will have a clearing and son as we head into the afternoon. a mild day ahead. a breezy onshore flow. will be warming up tomorrow and especially by thursday is high pressure builds in for us to the middle part of the week. daytime highs today. another day of below-average temperatures. running 7 to 11 degrees below average. 63 in san francisco. 76 in santa rosa. 76 for high in fairfield and 72 for san jose. how's it looking o

look at the embarcadero this morning. toss to weather.ed weather conditions will develop over the region this weekend as a series of upper level systems approach the california coast. light precipitation will be possible over the north bay this weekend with the potential for more widespread rain showers across the entire region monday into tuesday. warmer and drier weather will return later next week. ( marty ) we have an update on the repair efforts at the salesforce transit center. construction of a temporary fix could begin as early as today. earlier this week, cracks were discovered in two support beams. that forced the shutdown of the brand new transit center. that has caused a traffic nightmare for commuters in san francisco. on friday, repairs crews spent another day surveying the area above fremont street where the damaged beams were found. steel support structures will be anchored in the middle of fremont street to relieve stress on the cracked beams. <"throughout the building we've been continuing our monitoring and testing and

as we take this live look outside at the embarcadero...embarcadero...outside at the live look we take this forecast... as four zone now to our (anchors) (anchors) now to our four zone forecast... as we take this live look outside at the embarcadero... joining us now is chief meteorologist lawrence karnow... lawrence karnow: it was hot in the valleys with highs in the 90s today.fog near the coast kept temperatures much cooler and in the 60s. fire danger will be lower tonight with decreasing winds. on the satellite you can see highs pressure as it slides toward california. it will make for hotter weather tomorrow with some highs moving into the upper 90s inland but cool 60s at the coast and 70s and 80s around the bay. it will cool a littl on thursday. there is a slight chance of showers to the north on saturday and another chance early next week. (jr stone) still ahead... changes are coming to disney world in florida... they have a new pricing system taking effeect next month... we'll tell you how it could be better for your wallet... (vicki) and after th

have a great day. ( marty ) here's a live look at the embarcadero this morning. participating in the san francisco giant run. as king midas, here at midas, you will too. and your oil change comes with a tire rotation as well. ooo that's good! i could put that on an airplane banner. hmm. maybe. nice work. was that...? yeah, king midas. yeah. at midas, we're always a touch better. which is why our $19.99 oil change also includes a tire rotation. book your appointment now at midas.com (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) ( marty ) happening now -- hurricane olivia is currently inching towards the hawaiian islands...and reports say conditions aren't going to get better this weekend. support from the menlo park fire department is headed to hawai. and k-9 members -- vita and vader are on the way from the san francisco fire department. you can see them in these photos sent to us from the menlo park fire department. and on the east coast all eyes are on florence chruning towards the carolinas. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave)high pressure will weaken slightly throug

the march started at embarcadero plaza and ended at civic center plaza.comes in advance of this week's global climate change conference that will be held in san francisco's moscone center. the governor will be here along with those from the united nations. (justine) a california jury found an oil pipeline company guilty of nine charges in a massive oil spill. about 140-thousand gallons of oil flooded into the pacific ocean when a pipeline owned by plains all american pipeline ruptured in 20-15. the jury held the company responsible for knowingly discharging oil into state waters and failing to have an adequate response plan. that spill killed birds and other animals, which helped prosecutors prove their case. <"so a number of the counts had to do with specific wildlife that was killed as a result of the release of the oil. the counts each had a number of different factors and it included how they responded, the release, why it was released, and how they responded "> sentencing in the case is scheduled for in the case is sentencing in the case is scheduled

respect be this event will start at 8 am until 9 pm here at the intersection of el camino real and embarcadero road.>> thank you. track we will have live coverage of the vigil at 10:00 where you can get more information at www.ktvu.com .>>> another grab and go theft in an apple store and the thieves were caught on video. they still phones and electronics from the store at the santa rosa plaza mall this afternoon p or six men stole merchandise and ran from the store. no word from police on whether they were arrested. the thefts are not new, the same store was hit earlier this month and stores in emeryville, walnut creek, and other locations have also been hit by thieves.>>> a dog caught in the crossfire of a shooting in oakland has died. it was named layla and it was an emotional support animal piermont t francis spoke to the woman and the driver. he is in san leandra. >> reporter: the woman suffers from ptsd and without her dog she cannot be alone. the driver said the dog likely saved his life.>> i like to say that i would stop hurting, it does hurt. it really hurts.>> reporter: she's mourning

miles de personas marcharon desde el embarcadero de san francisco hasta la alcaldía >> necesitamos quean. creemos que estamos a tiempo para poder pedirles que paren la extracción petrolera-minera . >> representantes de tribus indígenas de ecuador y brasil llegaron hasta aquí para pedir que compañías extranjeras paran de meterse en sus territorios. >> estoy >> están destruyendo los ríos. y muchos otros recursos naturales. >> desde la selva de amazona hasta san francisco. >> nosotros tenemos la solución. por millones de años hemos protegido a la madre naturaleza. >> por otra parte una niña de 10 años murió y su padre se encuentra en condición crítica por inhalación de humo. luego de que un incendio destruyera su vivienda. todo ocurrió esta madrugada en el noreste de los angeles. un bombero resultó lesionado mientras combatía las llamas, mientras la madre de la menor y 10 niños fueron trasladados a un hospital. >> la lluvia en el norte de texas ha provocado inundaciones, algunos de >> este es uno de los vehículos, en el cual las autoridades sacaron a una persona sin vida. >> sí, yo lo vi.

here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)a modest warming trend is forecast through the labor day holiday weekend as high pressure builds over the region. interior locations will warm into the 80s and 90s while 60s and 70s will be more common near the coast. dry weather conditions along with seasonable temperatures are forecast to persist through next week.week. a big story were following this morning... bart is decreasing security patrols on its trains. the transit system increased security after a number of violent attacks over the past few months. officers had been working 10-hour days... 6-days a week. but now bart is cutting back. kron 4's michelle kingston reports live from the walnut creek station with more. michellebart says emergency staffing was only for three weeks ... and now whether or not officers want to work overtime is up to them. vowhich means -- you'll likely see less officers on bart.the emergency staffing went into effect after three people were stabbed to death at bart stations in less than a week

as we take this live look outside at the embarcadero...ing us now is chief meteorologist lawrence karnow... lawrence karnow: hurricane karnow: hurricane florence came hurricane florence came ashore as a category one hurricane. it's a devastating storm with widespread damage and power outages. there are even some reports of over 20 inches of rain and flooding. the storm is barely moving making it very dangerous with heavy rain and widespread flooding. we had another nice day with a few passing clouds and and mild temperatures. on the satellite image you can see the low pressure trough along the west coast. it will stick around this weekend keeping our temperatures down. highs tomorrow will be in the 70s inland with 60s at the coast. it will be warmer next week. (pam) affordable housing is in short supply in almost every bay area community ... and walnut creek is no exception. as kron four's philippe djegal reports... there is a new senior living community there ... and a lot of applicants -- for just a few spots. next week.will be warmer ne

embarcadero road. they have remained critical about coming forward. according to blasey ford's lawyers, she has since become the target of vicious harassment and death threats. >> we're going to hope that things are able to calm down and she can return to her life, but it's really not clear. >> reporter: that was one of hundreds of supporters last night. blasey ford is scheduled to testify thursday in washington. it's unclear how the new allegation against kavanaugh will play out. but up until her identity was revealed last sunday, blasey ford and her palo alto. right now she is still in hiding. >>> amanda, thank you. on a related note, the mayor is revealing she was the victim of sexual assault. >> she opened up about it to cornell bernard. >> i've only told one person ever. >> she is revealing a sperm secret that she only has shared with her sister. >> sit somewhat liberating but also somewhat frightening because you really do feel vulnerable. >> she was assaulted twice in the 1960s, the first time as a teenager getting a ride home fromation party w

as we take this live look outside at the embarcadero... joining us now is chief meteorologist lawrence karnow...(grant) that happen." this bill makes that happen." (grant) now to our four zone forecast... as we take this live look outside at the embarcadero... joining us now is chief meteorologist lawrence karnow... lawrence karnow: high pressure began to build back into the cleared out earlier too with highs in the mid 80s inland and 70s around the bay and 60s at coast. it will be a mostly clear this evening before patchy fog returns to the bay. can see the ridge of high pressure building overhead. we will likely see more of a northerly component to the wind which will keep the fog to a minimum and warm us up. highs tomorrow will be in the mid to upper 80s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay, and 60s with patchy fog at the coast. we could see some 90s on sunday with slightly cooler temperatures on labor day. it will be mostly sunny and warm well into next week. week. ((2shot/bam ((2shot/bam vo))((grant)) president trump's attacks on the mu

ocked outside the exploratorium at pier 15 along the embarcadero... the non- profit "schmidt ocean institute's" research vessel "falkor" (ff-al-core)... attracting the attention and interest of science and ocean enthusiasts young and older. nats/jason rodriguez- "it actually makes a pretty good seal. we actually have to fill it with water before we go in. (guest) or, it would get crushed. (jason) they would implode." among the technological treasures associated with the ship -- the remotely operated vehicle "subastian"... capable of diving to the extreme depth of 45-hundred meters... and, in late april, played a pivitol role in exploring the so-called "white shark cafe." located off the coast of baja california in the pacific ocean. capturing these 4-k ultra high definition pictures of animals and organisms living too deep for satelittes to see. controlled topside by experienced rov supervisors like jason rodriguezjason rodriguez/rov supervisor- "we were doing live dna testing out there and we were taking water samples, and they could on the fly, test

docked outside the exploratorium at pier 15 along the embarcadero...the non- profit "schmidt ocean institute's" research vessel "falkor" (ff-al-core)... attracting the attention and interest of science and ocean enthusiasts young and older. nats/jason rodriguez- "it actually makes a pretty good seal. we actually have to fill it with water before we go in. (guest) or, it would get crushed. (jason) they would implode." among the technological treasures associated with the ship -- the remotely operated vehicle "subastian"... capable of diving to the extreme depth of 45-hundred meters... and, in late april, played a pivitol role in exploring the so-called "white shark cafe." located off the coast of baja california in the pacific ocean. capturing these 4-k ultra high definition pictures of animals and organisms living too deep for satelittes to see. controlled topside by experienced rov supervisors like jason rodriguezjason rodriguez/rov supervisor- "we were doing live dna testing out there and we were taking water samples, and they could on the fly, test

and will take place at el camino and embarcadero road in palo alto. >>> a san francisco woman is behind putting an ad in "the new york times" in support of christine blasey ford. the ad will be similar to one 27 years ago in support of anita hill. >> we follow in her footsteps. we ask male allies to do the same, to step up and have the courage to get behind those 1600 courageous women, to get behind anita hill and now to get behind drf. >> in 1991, "new york times" ad in support of hill was signed by 1600 african-american women. harris wants 1600 men to sign the ad she's planning. she has raised $64,000 of a $150,000 goal with another 24 hours to go. the "abc 7 news" app is one way to stay on top of developments in this story. we sent out the push alert just before noon about blasey ford agreeing to testify before the senate finance committee. the app is free to download. >>> still ahead on "abc 7 news" at 11:00, a wildfire erupts in southern california, charring thousands of acres in a matter of hours. the major freeway it is burning near. >> i was in tears because i was so happy and r

sunday night, for people to quote -- "stand with christine". 8pm on the corner of el camino and embarcadero -- near stanford stadium. a cold case -- has been solved. thetre )s relief on t friends of two teenagers - murdered by a man known as the "gypsy hill killer". today -- 42 years later -- a jury found him guilty. back in 1976 -- the rape and murder of several young women terrorized the bay area. nbc )s jean elle is in redwood city w/ the story. jean? a warning from the sonoma county sheriff. fire danger. this tweet -- warning everybody -- our fire threat increases -- beginning tomorrow. meteorologist rob mayeda is tracking the warning and the areas -- most at risk. rob? the vallco shoppiung center in cupertino -- was once a south bay hot spot. now -- it could be revitalized -- but there )s a lot of debate. tonight -- cupertino city leaders put off a major housing decision until tomorrow. they disussed a new housing and shopping project. sand hill" - which owns the vallco property - wants to build at least 2-thousand housing units. which includes hundreds of thousands of square feet of c

a live look at the embarcadero in san francisco. light traffic today so you have to get to work, you're in luck. you'll get there fast. good morning on this monday, september 3rd. >> that's right. if you're at work we are right there with you. >>> you want to be careful if you're firing up the grill today. meteorologist mike nicco has more on a spare the air in effect today. >> the 11th one. hi, everybody. it's for poor air quality likely to develop in the south bay. we'll all be under that umbrella. let's take a look at what's going on. faster sea breeze. you can see it's 25 mile per hour wind in fairfield. overlay the winds on doppler 7. the cloud cover is increasing as we speak. not hearing of any drizzle out there. let's take a look at what's going to happen today. pretty cloudy through the morning, mid to upper 50s. we'll have sunshine by noon except for the coast. cloudy than the last couple days. you're in the low 60s, 68 to 75 around bait from noon to 4:00. 78 to 89. back in the 50s, 60s and 70s by 7:00. a check of that morn

1.5 years ago, a significant portion of it was related to -- i want to say the power station and embarcadero, and so i think it continues to be helpful for us to see the breakdown to how much of it is on the street and how much of it is infrastructure because i think that price tag always kind of creates that gasp, and so i think it's important to continue to update the board on how that cost breakdown goes. >> yes. i pulled up a slide again from the powerpoint presentation. so the work is in there. it's 100 million. >> supervisor kim: thank you for bringing that slide back up. >> the state of good repair work is in that stack. it also includes the f-line loop. in future updates, i'll definitely provide clear breakdowns of the state of good repair versus the project itself. state of good repair would have to happen with or without the project, so unfortunately, when we've shown these price tags, it's included all of the infrastructure improvements, and there is work that is separate, unrelated to the project. it'll be built -- take advantage of the construction contract to build the improvem

the embarcadero up to 63 degrees. for the north bay, we're going to see those highs mostly in the mid to upper 70s. as we get dressed this morning, because of the cooler air, especially to start out the day, grab a need that to keep you comfortable and also some pants, maybe jeans that will be comforwe'r seeing the deck of s high clouds moving across the bay area because of this trough that's ushered inlerir across the bay area. so, that's going to keep it partly to mostly cloudy for at least the first part of the day. still shining through those high clouds made of ice crystals. our high temperatures today reaching into the upper 70s. more of the same tomorrow. still really nice on saturday. heading into next week we return to some more seasonable weather with highs in the low 80s for san francisco. it's still going to be brisk today with those winds. looking at mid-60s for the weekend. mike, you have an update on the situation in hayward. >> a number of things going on. overall the sensors are showing green, but 880

. >>> let's take you live outside and the muni shot at the embarcadero.ou can see the bay bridge in the background thanks to our amazing photographer rick. let's take you above the clouds. you can see beautiful mount diablo there. it is above the low clouds of for a gorgeous sunrise. currently, we're looking at 58 in concord. 58 as well in oakland. livermore's 52. 56 in san francisco. 52 in santa say -- san jose. >>> what to expect? areas of low clouds and fog along the coast. parts of the bay this morning. we will see clearing sunshine as we head through the afternoon . it is a mild day in store for us as we are looking at temperatures very similar to what we saw yesterday. another day below average by about 7:00 -- 7 to 11 degrees. another cool day in store for us, but very pleasant with the sunshine warming up, especially by thursday. >>> the dry stretch continues. we go 154 days in san jose where we have not seen any measurable rain all. today will make day 155. isith e y april 16 was the last time san jose saw about 0.25 inches of rain. that puts us

that's why i was speeding downed embarcader embarcadero.p in the arctic is serious. >> oh, yeah, the message behind it. >> exactly. if you get a chance, do some research. it is fascinating how it is affecting the entire global weather system. and the polar bears, they will have to live. i'm glad they put it up to start thinking about that. but it reminded me of coca-cola too. we are tracking a dangerous situation. a look at radar. this storm itself is about 285 miles wide. but then you look at the effects. it's about 540 miles as it is starting to push rain up into southern jersey, delaware, maryland, and also towards virginia. so there could be some issues with flooding there as we head through the latter parts of the weekend and early next week. back here at home, gorgeous sunrise. high clouds will hang around. low clouds at the coast. autumn breezes keep us cooler than average. a little bit warmer next week. a bowl of cold air sitting on top of us. the reason it's not moving to the east, florence. florence developed a roadblock. it is st

we are seeing the delays built on surface streets along the embarcadero.street is starting to backup. portions of howard. third street is very slow and very heavy and harrison seeing some of the delays. you can bet that all of those surrounding surface streets will be just bumper-to-bumper. here is a live look at 80 f fremont as folks are making their way into san francisco. traffic along 101 right f fremont street. you can see it's definitely getting slow on the south downside. we are in the red, 32 minutes heading into san francisco. >>> it is another spare the air day. the air quality is unhealthy for the east bay as well as the south bay today. and the big story, the microclimate. cool at the coast, warm to hot inland, mid-nineties inland. we are talking temperatures right around where we should be for this time of year for the bay. then cooled along the -- cool along the coast. we stay warm for thursday, a little cooler on friday. a lot cooler for the weekend. amateurs in the mid to upper severed -- mid to upper 70s saturday and sunday. >>> again, mak

from the embarcadero. and through the north bay it's going to get hot for a few select locations. like nevada going up. i do see this taken a dramatic drop into the system. our rain chances don't look that great. betr chance for some wet weather could come next monday and to. it could sol so pull in moisture from a tie foon in japan. >> it does not look like a lot at this point. the american model. only showing trace amounts to 1/2 of an inch. is only showing trace amounts of if 10th of an inch. so not a big storm. we're holding on. once we hit next maenz and wednesday forecast. down to 78 saturday and also at it's an evolving story each and every day. we'll no kboer on that. free water, my garden needs it friendship and the holds and gophers are wing out. i'm a true meteorologist at heart. >>> up next the south bay war memorial. >>> and here's jimmy fallon. >> hi, guys. we have taraji p. henson and a dance off with bc srk. >>> happening now legal troubles for retail sergeant. and an if says he didn't get an interview in till message didn't send that. target oo fils wurntz immedia

san francisco embarcadero.ect matter arrive in theaters this weekend. rick damigella has a preview of how they may perform. "protect us from evil, with your holy light!(nat explosion) "the nun" is expected to scare its studio sibling "crazy rich asians" out of the top spot at the box office. the hollywood reporter says the movie could open to between 40 and 45 million dollars, with variety reporting it could go as high as 50 million.today's the five year anniversary of her family's murder. she's back." (nat drums)jennifer garner goes from suburban mom to vigilante in "peppermint." variety's pundits predict the action flick from the director of "taken" could open to between 10 and 15 million dollars."do you see all those empty seats around you? those are missing brothers and sisters."faith-based film "god bless the broken road" is the weekend's third new release. variety says the drama about a military wife and mother whose husband dies in afghanistan could debut with three million dollars. in hollywood, i'm ric

. >>> part of the embarcadero will be closed tonight for a race from 6:45 to 8:30 tonight.ng street will be closed between third and second streets for the jp morgan chase corporate challenge. the embarcadero will be closed from second to howard streets. >> good running weather tonight, spencer? >> we are, indeed. sunnier weather here on the bay and the coast today than yesterday. going into the evening hours it will be pleasant for runners. a look at live doppler 7, mostly sunny skies coast to inland. we have the usual bit of a marine layer developing along the coast. it is breezy out there, which is also a condition we've become accustomed to right now. wind speeds, 15 to 20 miles per hour generally stronger gusts occur occasionally. seven degrees warmer in livermore and up north at santa rosa than this time yesterday. 11 degrees warmer in concord. but near the cost, san francisco, half moon bay, palo alto, a couple degrees cooler than yesterday. here's the view from the eastbound hills camera. beautiful, but hazy. 74 san jose, 86 at morgan hill, 57 at half moon bay. here

here is a live look outside in san francisco right there along the embarcadero, a horn blower cruise, looks nice out with low clouds over the bay bridge there. thanks for joining us. i'm kira klapper. vianey arana has a look at our microclimate forecast. today is the first full day of fall. >> first full day but the temperatures will be slightly warm so that's okay, though, because it sets us up for a change up ahead you may or may not like. san francisco you could see there's a nice fog layer there. the marine layer we have about 1,000 feet so it's a little bit more shallow than the dense fog we saw yesterday that made its way further inland. current temperatures nice and cool. look at pa row alto, 49 degrees to start off. so we're really starting to get into the weather pattern where it starts off chilly but by midafternoon you're shedding off all the layers because it starts to warm up. we were tracking slightly cooler temperatures but we'll stay warmer than we thought. we'll remain in the 80s for san jose, interior valleys are going to climb into the mid 80s and as far as the coas

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