late december he flew here to eureka, california.e had owned a house in this area for several years but had recently sold it. he wasn't coming to stay here. he got a car, got inside it, pointed south. in bob durst 's own personal account he notes a visit to garberville, 600 miles from los angeles. after that we can't follow his trail. we do know that late on december 22 or early the 23rd, susan berman was murdered by a bullet to the back of her head at her home in l.a. and on the 23rd, flight records confirm bob took off from san francisco on the red eye to new york. and soon after, this letter postmarked december 23, showed up at the beverly hills pd. >> i call it the cadaver note. >> reporter: ah yes. the famous note directing police to her body. a note, likely written by her killer. word of susan berman's murder traveled fast. >> it was like, "oh my god." i mean, and i -- my first thought was, "why didn't they listen to me?" they did not interview susan berman in a timely manner. what were they waiting for? godot? >> reporter: bob

it is leaving a few sprinkles, even a light shower between eureka and crescent city. it will head off to the east. the high clouds will cinque south. we will see increasing sunshine today and briefly cooler temperatures today's and tomorrow. we've got along the coast and san francisco, mid to upper 60s. upper 60s to low 70s around the bay. just low to mid-70s inland. that's pretty close to average. take a look at what happens tonight. the winds pick up, north bay mountains, diablo range. above 1,000 feet it will be in the 50s and 60s. below that, where most of our neighborhoods are, mid-40s around santa rosa, upper 40s redwood and livermore. ed rest of us in the 50s. pretty mild morning. our accuweather seven-day forecast. what you will see with the winds tomorrow, temperatures will come up just a little bit. the humidity is going to be so dry tomorrow. look at mother nature bringing us a treat for halloween. upper 60s at the coast. mid-70s to 80s around the bay. gets warmer thursday and friday. saturday night, we gain an hour of sleep as we set the clocks back an hou

. >> that was a eureka moment. >> it is what the new york times called my eureka mistake. >> why protects? >> they help provide 70% of the oxygen we breathe. support a quarter of all aquatic life and provide a buffer against coastal erosion. >> after pg the next step, up to mother nature. >> in about two years, spawy start to that's a sign that they're reay really healthy, they wouldn't reproduce if they were stressed. >> helping corals help themselves. kerry sanders, nbc news, key west. >>> when we come back, the bistros of paris if you're turning 65, and supplemental insurance. medicare is great, but it doesn't cover everything, only about 80% of your part b medicare costs. a medicare supplement insurance plan may help cover some of the rest. learn more about aarp medicare supplement plans, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company, the only plans of their kind endorsed by aarp. with any medicare supplement plan, you can choose any doctor who accepts medicare patients. call today for a free guide. before discovering nexium 24hr to treat her frequent heartburn, claire could only ima

. >> and that was a eureka moment. >> it was what "the new york times" called my eureka mistake. >> reporterefs? scientists say they help provide 70% of the oxygen we breathe, support a quarter of all aquatic life, and form a vital buffer against coastal erosion. after planting the next step, up heyature. actually start to spawn. that's a sign that they're really, really healthy, because they wouldn't reproduce if they were stressed. >> reporter: helping corals help themselves. kerry sanders, nbc news, key west. >> 100 years from now, they're going to be wondering why every newscast every day wasn't focused on climate change. >> yeah. and they're so beautiful. i'm mar >>> new week, new storm. tropical storm michael is gaining strength and should be a hurricane in a day as it spreads toward the florida panhandle. >>> this is one of the biggest losses of life -- loss of lives that we've seen in a long, long time. >> a tragic scene. 20 people killed in a single limo crash. how did it happen? who was involved? the ntsb is investigating this morning. >>> today brett kavanaugh begins his roughly $

it's not here, high pressure right there all of the wait from eureka down to san diego. water changes, not much changed. 40 as un50s it's running cooler here. this is berkeley lab and oakland, that's indication of warm air a loft. it won't take much to warm up here. the city is at 56. and 60s and 70s here, and low to mid-80s for a few as the ridge of high pressure flexes it's muscles for one more day. >>> sal tells us it's pretty good out there. >> i would say. if you're getting on the road early, just about to leave the house, well, you'll see some slowing, approaching the altamont pass which is typical. we don't have anything unusual , as a matter of fact as we push in here, you kind of look closer, it's a short slow down, once you get passed that, you get into livermore, it looks good out to pleasanton and no major problems there. it's 880 in oakland, you can see traffic here, it's looking good, getting to the coliseum and the bay bridge toll plaza, traffic is light. it's 5:01, lets go back to the desk. >>> and we begin with the investigation into the mail bombs criti

here's eureka, the area receiving rain, 57.therwise high clouds and mid-70s near 80 through the central mid-valley. my seven-day forecast shows 70s for this weekend in tahoe. >>> we want to take you back live to sky7 over breaking news in oakland. this time we are over a a that caught fire from grand and isabella. it's believed five-alarm fire, emmers about from the fire nearby caused this. there are at least a dozen firefighters on the scene. looks like there's still smoke coming out of the onef three f n one is that construction site. this is is a massive fire that started around 2:00 at grand and filbert and another fire nearby at 32nd. look at all the lights. that's a massive response and we continue to track this live all morning. >> everywhere you turn, another fire crew. this has been crazy in oakland today. >>> month are breaking news in francisco where a house fire turned deadly. >> abc7 news reporter matt keller is live on the scene. >> reporter: good morning. sad morning here in san francisco. you can see the firefig

we had showers in the eureka area. around redding. bay area had a fog free environment with temperatures in a lower fire danger. this is the height of fire danger. knock on wood. we've had a good run of fire sort of resistant weather. the forecast shows fog trying to make it to the coast. high clouds, the forecast highs. yellows are 70s. the real heat or warmth comes as soon as the low leaves. that's today. the low leaves, the high jumps in. nature doesn't like a vacuum. this pattern is not a robust pattern. we're not expecting red-flag warning. we're just expecting a warmup. you'll see that in the five day plan. friday, saturday, sunday in the 80s, thursday as well. we'll see you tomorrow. game one of the world series in the book and a former giant helped lift the red sox over the dodgers. >>> up first a banksey print going up for auction tomorrow in paris. it's the fist since girl with bay look -- balloon was shredded. . >>> mark with game one of the world series in boston. you think the dodgers are overwhelmed being there. >> could

eureka, 56 with a sprinkle possible. mid to upper 70s in the central valley. in socal. my 7-day forecast for tahoe. average high 60. 62 today. look at that. 70s friday and saturday. oh, it gets cold next week. 48 for a high by tuesday. here's alexis. >> thanks, mike. a commercial diver and filmmaker is recovered after he was rescued by the coast guard after getting pweutd by a shark. he was driving in fairlawn islands 30 miles off the san francisco coast when he was attacked yesterday afternoon. he was rushed to stanford >> reporter: ron elliott has always considered himself a lucky man. he has been diving, swimming among the sharks oyears, always without the protection of a cage. but his luck changed. sky 7 was already here at sanford medical center when the diver arrived for medical treatment at 12:43. he was bitten by a white shark on the right hand. you see his hand bandaged and elevated to reduce bleeding. he was able to walk on his own with someone on his side. he will well-known for doing under water documentaries on sharks. this is prime season for sharks at the

showers and as we watch the radar, there is a weather system generating rainfall along the coast along eureka and cape mendocino. we have co-cover but no rain threat just yet. the current numbers are in the 60s with lower 70s out toward concord and fairfield. here is a live camera and it is beautiful looking toward the golden gate bridge. fog free with some scattered high clouds paying a visit. hurricane willa is a category 3 with wind at 120 miles per hour near mazatlan. it will be making landfall in the next few hours and the storm surge will be 6-12 inches. >>> we have 40s and 50s and this guy has been cooling us off. partly sunny skies and we have a simple forecast for the weekend with a warning trend -- warming trend friday and into saturday. tomorrow looks good with a bump in the number. -- numbers. 60s and 70s for wednesday and most locations approaching the 70s. it is a simple forecast with no rain threat just yet. temperature soaring and this weekend looks good in the 70s and 80s. >>> thank you very much. tonight's mega millions jack pot is a record $1.6 billion. around the bay area

right now we're tracking rain toward cape mendocino to the north right around eureka. we have clear to partly cloudy skies here in the bay area. in fact, temperatures fairly comfortable lots of 70s toward walnut creek and livermore. san jose checking in 74. san francisco 65. and santa rosa 74 degrees. so right now, we do have mostly clear skies across a good portion of the bay area just some scattered high clouds paying us a visit. lots of 50s starting out saturday morning. winds not an issue sunday in the morning. after sunset saturday, that will be a different story. here's the forecast model showing you this. we start out with patchy fog tomorrow morning. then lots of sunshine into the afternoon hours. temperatures ranging from the low 60s at least mid-60s coastside, lots of 70s. warmest locations inland will be warmer than today. we are thinking right around 80 degrees. sunday looks like we'll be the warmest of the weekend. so for fleet week for the blue angels and all the activities throughout the day tomorrow, we are expecting this. more sunshine throughout the d

it's not here, high pressure right there all of the wait from eureka down to san diego.water changes, not much changed. 40 as un50s it's running cooler here. this is berkeley lab and oakland, that's indication of warm air a loft. it won't take much to warm up here. the city is at 56. and 60s and 70s here, and low to mid-80s for a few as the ridge of high pressure flexes it's muscles for one more day. >>> sal tells us it's pretty good out there. >> i would say. if you're getting on the road early, just about to leave the house, well, you'll see some slowing, approaching the altamont pass which is typical. we d

the interior department is considerof eureka. if all goes as planned, california would be the first state in the u.s. to develop floating windmills and power could be produced within six years. environmentalists favor clean energy but there are questions about the impact of floating turbines on birds, fisheries and mammals.>>> water service has been restored in alameda after a water main break that disrupted service twice in 48 hours. the pipe originally burst around 4 p.m. yesterday. crews worked into the night to fix the problem but it first again around 6:30 this morning. service was restored this afternoon.>>> a celebrity chef premieres a documentary about last october's fires. tyler florence's field -- film is called unquestionable. tourism officials are hoping this film will boost the tourism industry which is still recovering. >> tyler florence notes that the audience lived the fire he makes the movie for them. >> i look outside.>> reporter: and crushable came to him as fire smoldered and he was organizing a big outdoor di

as we're about to show you here, north coast locations around eureka and crescent city anywhere from quarter inch to about an inch of rain. but notice now down toward ukiah. maybe a brief taste of measurable rainfall just about to wet the ground north of santa rosa. for a few hours after midnight tonight to probably 8:00 a.m. tomorrow northern sonoma county, mendocino county and lake county you could see a few showers pass by. by 1:00 in the afternoon clouds turn to partly cloudy con as yo tomorrow afternoon. temperatures with the extra cloud co l cooler. lower 70s around san jose. mid 70s south of downtown. tri-valley still expected to see highs in the 70s tomorrow. cooler upper 60s to low 70s from oakland into hayward. peninsula temperatures in the upper 60s. close to 70 in palo alto. san francisco mid 60s. and for the north bay we'll see a few of those early morning sprinkles north of santa rosa. then clearing skies for the afternoon of highs in the low 70s. notice how the pattern shifts away from the slight chance of showers to the north, high pressure building back strongly towa

small private practice with support from the european eureka project we developed a solution for the population i was runnin in there was economically viable. consumers would only have to pay a small sum for a water pik quietly but they never accepted that solution made it into a lot of training you can hear me every which i know. is stunned and furious to hear this what is the normal naugle poor thoughts john a lot of people have been deceived by the authorities again and again. it's no wonder they seem resigned now. the log leases and as they voted for certain promises that were made and nothing's happened so for now mito slava uses only rain water on her tomato plants. now have you heard of switzerland's smallest village corriveau is its name it's located in the southern council of to chino and the population totals just twelve none of whom are children the young have all moved away and left only the elderly behind the big question now is can the village survive well the local certainly hopes so and some of them have come up with a very original idea for how. this picture postcard

people on the north coast, from eureka, and two points north. in terms of rainfall, there is a weak el nino, so as a result, they are showing higher chances of more rain fall to the south, and then a better chance of drier conditions up to the north. and as we coming close around california, that higher chance of at least more rainfall could be focused down toward southern california. equal chances for us. by the way, this could still mean lots of rainfall for us but, at this point, we can't say where the highest chance is. we can say that it's not here in the bay area. years the weather pattern. you can see a big area of circulation, high pressure that wants to build in more to your friday forecast and into saturday. as a result, mild temperatures. lots of 70s and 80s. we have some fog, but still some pockets of fog near the coastline. a little bit of a northerly breeze, keeping us on the comfortable side. you can check in on those temperatures, in the 80s. san jose, 73, santa rosa into the upper 70s. currently for this 4:00 hour. a live camera

this week eureka measures during our visit here in the arca a very very tight they have been several terror attacks over the past months and there are still i as sleeper cells operating in the city. the fight against the so-called islamic state in russia which included u.s. airstrikes destroyed more than seventy percent of the city. there's not much left barely any hospitals homes or anywhere to live and no mains electricity but people are slowly coming back. we really need work they don't have work you can't eat or drink work is the most important thing we shovel hammered out luckily some schools are opening again and we registered our children my daughter was not allowed to study under i.r.s. now she's in the first grade even though she's older but still she's allowed to study that's not the fact that the u.s. has been giving what it calls stabilization eight to rocka that means clearing mines and rubber repairing buildings and supporting local people but it doesn't mean large scale reconstruction well the united states has said that in terms of rebuilding there can't begin until w

this is wednesday for:00 with maybe a sprinkle for eureka. have rainfall approaching the north bay which is a slight chance of shower late wednesday into thursday. for tomorrow morning, the fog is going to show up near the coast. the clouds were clear back -- will clear back. yellows are matching up with 70s, oranges in the 80s. the warmest locations will be back up into low the mid-80s near fairfield and vacaville. livermore 85, san jose 80, morgan hill 84, san francisco 69 in the coast will be in the mid- to upper 60s. it will be a nice weekend. the truth -- cooling trend will continue into early next week. >>> coming up, check your tickets. we're checking with lottery officials to see if any winning tickets were sold.>>> here scot- free someone is coming up for mercedes-benz sports weekend. >> the warriors to interact on the road. you will not believe how this went and how it ended.>>> the red sox are waiting. why they will have to wait a bit longer for their world series opponents.

there's enough energy, we have some showers approaching eureka. it's enough moisture. we could have a few sprinkles up in portions of the north bay, maybe some drizzle near the bay shoreline. as far as current numbers out there right now, we have seven cisco at 58, san jose 63, 60s out towards concord, and walnut creek. santa rosa is checking in in the upper 50s. here's a live camera we're looking towards him cisco bay, you can see the cloud, fog is moving in the distance. we are inspecting more clouds, to start out your sunday morning. you add that to the forecast waking up with partly cloudy skies. temperatures tomorrow morning in the 50s. 55-56, 59 degrees. in seven cisco, clouds and maybe some drizzle. 54 degrees, they will grad there's guys and wind picks up in the afternoon hours. here we are tomorrow morning. lots of clouds into the afternoon hours. this is for your sunday forecast. some changes that could impact your halloween plans. we will have it all coming up in your full forecast in a few minutes.>>> the numbers for the third-largest powerball in history h

we are showing you a bunch of zeros up to tuesday except for up around eureka.here is a slight chance of a sprinkle in the north day. the rest of the bay area should be dry for right now. for tomorrow morning we will start out with low clouds and fog in portions of the bay. we will gradually clear back to the coastline. we could see some patchy overcast on the beaches and temperatures inland will be cooler around 80 to 82 degrees -- 79 to 82 degrees. san francisco 65, pacifica 61, san jose's into four, gilroy 82. for 5-day forecast it will be cooler going into monday with partly cloudy skies and a few extra clouds into wednesday with temperatures cooling off mainly into the 60s and 70s. we do have a quiet weather pattern and we're not talking about any high fire danger or red flag warnings.>>> thank you, mark. coming up, we have upsets in college football. >> joe has held the dodgers managed to make it for the second straight season. so, let's talk about conference calls. there's always a certain amount of fumbling. a lot of times it doesn't work. we have proble

rough surf in mendocino, oregon border. 59, eureka. low to mid-80s in the central mi.emperatures will be in the mid-60s hig upper 20s, close to average, through sunday. >> thanks, mike. if you bought a lottery ticket marina boulevard in san francisco, go ahead and send it i just want to make sure the numberar .9 million. >> yeah. these are the lucky numbers. 3-45-49-61-69-mega ball number 9. >> so the person who was at marina got all the numbers except for the mega ball number. that means nobody won the $667 million jackpot. that's still up for grabs. don't it's a monster powerball drawing. abc 7 news reporter matt keller is live in milpitas with everything you need to know. hi, matt. >> reporter: hi, reggie. 5:00 i ripped up my ticket. guess what i found in my wallet, another ticket. we will find out if this won anything. we know we didn't win the jackpot. let's see if there is anything else going on here. and the lottery machine says, sorry, not a winner. i fe m running these things, telling me the same thing i heard when i was 16 on . we are at chevron in million. j

as you look to the north, eureka, this evening, tahoe could have few live showers. sacramen sacramento. 67, monterey. l.a., 77. afternoon sunshine. another chance of a shower tomorrow. check out sunday, monday. temperatures in the 20s for lows. 50s for highs in the mountains. >>> mike, up form we have a major traffic alert today in pleasanton. the flipped dirt hauler. we will get air scope how big a mess this is. chp estimating 27 tons of dirt on the roadway just before bernal avenue. i'll tell you how long the backup is. >>> as soon as we get any new developments, we will bring them to you. enable push alerts. you'll be the first to know when that vote happens. >>> in the south bay, san jose police are looking for more victims after a high school volleyball coach was used of molestation. >> investigate orgs say peter samonte inappropriately touched three boys that played for him. the cases go back to april of last year. samonte coached at independence high. the boys were students and played on the volleyball team. police arrested the man wednesday after the school

generation that did not know him as a living president and to have partnerships and collaborations with eureka college, a wonderful school in illinois that fofrmed him in many kay -- formed him in many ways and high schools, that was 2011 and 2017 is the kennedy centennial and also an extraordinary job of reaching across the country and talk about that, stephen, about the legacy of the president and taking a centennial and sharing that president with the country. >> thank you. it is a time, just like the passing of a president or first lady that we come to think about it. today 80% of the people in the united states were born after the kennedy administration, 80%. so it's those folks that i try to connect with. i read the report about reagan and really thinking about partnerships. i had 200 partnerships. there are 896 places in the world named after john kennedy and reached out to many of them to the kennedy airport and things like that, not only telling the history but why is it relevant today? you talk about visionaries never go out of style, the peace corps is just as relevant. next year we

maybe rainfall approaching the north coast up toward eureka. still dry here in the bay area and still a long ways out and we are watching the update until next week. we know next week should be a lot cooler. satellite showing you this. low clouds hanging out coast side. this system will not produce any rainfall just yet. mostly sunny skies as you work your way inland. sano high 67, livermore 60 degrees. 68 has been updated to 61 toward the airport. santa rosa approaching the mid 60s right now. sfo checking in 61 degrees. a live camera looking out toward the bay. not too much when just yet. just calm conditions near the water. a bit of haze and fog in the distance. talking about the swell again is not a high surf advisory or warning. we have a jump in the swell throughout the day and setting the stage tomorrow. heads up as we head to the coast. be extra careful. we could have waves tomorrow 8- 10 feet and tomorrow 7-10 feet in the northwest swell will increase rip activity and swells into thursday. forecast showing you patch a tool of fog hangin

eure eureka, 66. yosemite, 72. warmer weather is on the way in tahoe. >>> thanks, mike.nt to get you up to date on the power outages in the north bay. >> pg&e turned off the lights in 12 counties across the state last night, napa, sonoma fire danger. amanda del castillo is live in san francisco. amanda. >> reporter: they tell us customers across the north bay and sierra foothills are without power this morning. this is all part of the proactive approach to fire prevention. a company smokes man matt nowman said crews are inspecting the lines throughout the region. they will need to make sure trees aren't creating hazards they would otherwise avoid. impacted areas are surely being in convenienced but nowman says it's all in the name of safety. >> all the customers who have been impacted are in tier 3, high fire risk areas. they were told this was a possible. nauman said this pg&e action is based on localized weather forecasts. he said once the forecasts allow, then restoration of that power pg&e customers across the north bay and foothills remain without power. reporting l

the cloud cover now is focused toward eureka and mendocino around redding and we will check in on the current numbers updated for the 12:00 hour. san jose 57, san jose 64 and a pair of low 70s out toward fairfield in the concord area at last check. here is our live camera looking out toward san francisco out toward the bay in the east bay bridge. fog free conditions and a few high clouds. it's feeling like clouds and the afternoon and it's nice to be outside. here is what has been happening. this area of low pressure to our north and for today mostly sunny skies and somewhat of a cool to mild weather pattern. look what happened. this area of high pressure rebuild and this is the source of warmth as we head into the weekend. saturday will be the warmest day of the week. in terms of rainfall we see activity up to our north and this is up to seven p.m. and the drive forecast. into sunday 3:00 p.m. maybe some rainfall approaching and by later, this forecast model trying to produce a few sprinkles and portions of sonoma county. the main impact will be cooler temperatures beginning sunday a

rough surf from the coast to eureka. 68, yosemite. closer to average.around 28 and highs around 63. sunshine through the weekend. >> all right. thanks, mike. a small group of advertisers are taking facebook to court. according to our media partner the bay area news group, the lawsuit says facebook inflated ad watch times to lure advertisers. it claims facebook knew the viewership estimates were wrong for over a year and this behavior constitutes as fraud. facebook has not commented on the suit. >> less than three weeks away from the november elections. younger americans have traditional lly voted at lower rates than their citizens. 13 high schools held lunchtime pep rallies. it will allow the current 16 and 17-year-olds to automatically go to the polls when they turn 18. >> millennials are creative, generous. they want to volunteer. in some respects i think what they are telling us is the parties aren't speaking to them. so they will speak for themselves. and i'm excited about that. >> it shows we are making a movement. our voices are going to be heard.

if you are up near fort bragg north or arcadia eureka. get more rain but this know about up -- no doubt about it keeps the cloud deck under cool conditions. upper 60s by the water. temperatures taking a dip for the next couple of days and they will turn that around after wednesday with warmer weather on cap thursday and friday. >> 6:52 a.m. and we have all the news and sports and weather for you ahead and let's check in with gasia. let's check in. >> a major move by facebook to increase security on the massive social media site. what facebook is buying that it's never bought before and why the optics may be just as important as the application of it. >>> a very strong job market historically low and top earners maybe looking for even better jobs. with two thirds of people making six figures they will be doing it in the coming months and what they are not willing to do even if it means a fatter paycheck. we will be right back. >>> this portion of "ktvu" news sponsored by kaiserpermanente. your way every day. not to the finish.t. but to the

clouds and 55 in eureka. 70 in yosemite. let's take a look atta hoe.tures are warming back to average. upper 20s in the mornings to mid-60s in the afternoons. >>> a close friend tells abc news khashoggi was killed in a bar baric way. he was briefed by officials. he was last seen at the saudi consulate in istanbul. it post points to journalists in the middle east. >> what we have been deprived of is a very keen and smart analyst and a moral voice for a political vision, gradually liberalizing reform in the arab world. >> khashoggi's editor will take part in a discussion today by the hoover in washington, d.c. >>> a ribbon-cutting ceremony today. it was replaced with a glass canopy design. it will feature new sound and light system for live performances in the hopes of drawing residents and visitors to the area. the opening will be followed by three more days of family fun and cultural activities on the plaza and live stage. today's ceremony starts at 4:00 p.m. >> remember we told but a stolen hammeras ek? it's w er$1,000it t back. it vanished two weeken

clouds are moving in from eureka down to sonoma county. there is a thin layer of overcast. we have sunshine getting through and it is a warm afternoon. right now, 80 degrees in fairfield. san francisco, 72. san jose, upper 70s. we talked about tonight looks pretty good. tomorrow should be the warmest day of the week under partly to mostly sunny skies. upper 60s and close to 70 on the coast and inland spots in the low to mid-80s. a few locations could be approaching the mid-80s. the fog is just off shore and that could play a role in our friday forecasts. we will talk more about that coming up. >>> two people were killed in a multivehicle crash on 880. it happened at 10:40 last night. the chp says that were bus was going 65 miles per hour when he crashed into alexis in front of them. the driver of that lexus was crash. the tour bus going and another driver was killed. >> a lot of amount of people were impacted. they are all bad. we hate to see any traffic accidents where people get hurt when people die and makes it worse. >> the two people who died were of 46-year-old man an

temperatures will hi the low to mid-80s. 70 with sunshine in monterey. 88 in palm springs. 53, eureka. 72, yosemite. check out the temperatures in tahoe. 59 today. 63 tomorrow. 56 with rain wednesday. and back in the 60s for the weekend. >> thanks, mike. as we have been telling you all day long, we are marking one year since the north bay wildfires which killed dozens of people and wiped out thousands of homes. >> body camera footage gives us a glimpse into what it was like for first responders. the power was out. there was no way to get everyone out safely. then came a call. bus drivers were on their way to help evacuate the strapped residents. >> the true heroes of that incident were those bus drivers. i took an oath. i signed up to see all of these bad things. those guys didn't. humanity at its best. i grabbed people and started to help them on the bus as fast as possible but as calm as possible too. >> once the buses were loaded up, the drivers took them into an evacuation center. who can forget that moment. >> i remember wade freeman did a story about the bus drivers. he's right,

it will probably be over by the same kreul fire danger. 57, eureka.e of you cool 6th days today and tomorrow in tahoe. warmer than average and dry once again as he we head into the weekend. >>> thanks, mike. for the first time, we are hearing from the arizona man who fell into an abandon said mine shaft and was there three ays before being rescued. >> he said he thought he was going to die. he was lowering himself in with a rope when he lost control and plunged 50 feet, breaking his left leg and ankle. not only did he survive without food and water he fought off rattle snakes at the bottom of the pit. >> i look up and there's a rattlesnake. i pulled out the stick and started beating this rattlesnake. i killed that one. as i was leaning to the side, i could feel something going underneath my arm. this is the second rattlesnake. >> i can't handle it. i can't handle it. he said he killed that one, along with a third snake. days later a friend passed by the mine and heard his cries for help. he is now recovering at the hospital >> note to self, when tempt

generation that did not know him as a living president and to have partnerships and collaborations with eureka college, this wonderful school in illinois, which formed him in so many ways. and with other sports teams and high schools and to teach these stories about this man. but that was in 2011. and in 2017, i believe, was the kennedy centennial. and they did also an extraordinary job of reaching across the country, and i would love for you to talk a little bit about that, steven, in terms of the legacy of a president, and taking a commemoration like a centennial and sharing that president in new and fresh ways with the country. >> right. thank you so much. i think it is that tame, just like you were talking about the passing, be it of a president or a first lady, that we come together and think about it. you know, today, 80% of the people in the united states were born after the kennedy mirp administration. 80%. so it's those folks who are trying to connect with them. so when i started, the first thing i did, to be honest with you, is read the report you put out where i learned all the grea

early indications show right now .04 of an inch but you go up to eureka, closer to three-quarters of an inch. we could get heavier rainfall moving down for us but we don't see that now. we'll stay on top of it as we head through the next couple of months. it's october. it's what we should be seeing this time of the year no doubt. >> i love that shot behind you. >> i know. >> golden. >> yes, takes your breath away. >> thanks, jeff. >>> the warriors ready to start the nba season. a preview of tomorrow's opener next. way to stay connected. it gives you super fast speeds for all your devices, enhanced coverage, and lets you control your network with the xfi app. it's the ultimate wifi experience. xfinity xfi. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity xfi gives you the speed, coverage and control you need. manage your wifi network from anywhere when you download the xfi app today. profited millions from tobacco, oil, and wall street. as a rich developer, she violated clean water laws. now she's trying to buy this election. the lt. governor's office isn't for sale. i'm dr. ed hernandez. as state sena

by thursday we could see some there eureka. this is a sign that things are changing. we are approaching the latter half of october and typically we could be talking about shower chances here in the bay area. we see a minimal reign in our five day forecast. fog could be locally dense tomorrow morning near the coast in portions of the bay. this forecast is keeping it nearby. the temperatures in the beaches are only in the mid to upper 60s. inland you will see more 70s and 80s for tomorrow afternoon. here's a look at the forecast highs. lower 80s in santa rosa, mid 80s in baywood, oakland, 77 in san francisco is 70. here is your five-day forecast. the weekend is just about here. we will cool things off. we see more cooling on monday and tuesday. we don't see round clothes -- rain clouds yet but we will look at that in the future. >> i am curious to see if we get a chance of showers. will have to wait and see.>>> andre is doing us with a look at some of the stores we are working on. andre, we might be seeing the bay area home buying frenzy letting up question mark >> half

storm tracker 2, you can see the green on the screen all the way to about eureka. the on-shore breeze and again similar to yesterday, even a tad bit warmer in some areas, we started out with a little bit more sunshine. sometimes these system comes along and stir up the atmosphere and breakup the marine layer and that's exactly what happened this morning. showers sticking to the north. we are going to remain in and out of the sun and the cloud cover. the on-shore breeze right now is 22-miles-per-hour. napa reporting 20 sauce tained but gusting to 24. oakland at 7, in, in ovato at 10, and the breeze will continue into the afternoon. temperatures right now, 64 degrees in livermore. low 60s in concord. napa, 57 outside your door. 60 degrees in santa rosa. 60 in san francisco, and along the peninsula. low 60s stretching down through mountain view and san jose. we've got low 60s, as well. woodside checking in about 66, as well as belmont and 62 degrees san mateo. we'll take a shift to the inner east bay where temperatures are mild 60s in antioch, 60s in danville and 60 i

a little more cloudiness at 55 in eureka. 70 in yosemite. look atta hoe. 64 degrees is spot-on for this time of the year. it will stay that way through monday. >>> thank you so much, mike. now to the disappearance of that "washington post" columnist. in a brand-new interview, a close friend tells abc news he was called in a very barbaric way. >> he was briefed by security officials. khashoggi was last seen at saudi arabia's consulate in istanbul more than two weeks ago. the middle east. >> reporter: this published wednesday is the last piece of written work by jamal khashoggi. he was an advocate across the globe and here in the bay area. >> what we have been deprived of is a very keen and smart analyst and moral voice for a political vision, gradually liberalizing reform in the arab world. >> there will be a discussion today by the hoover institution in washington, d.c. >> a popular salad sold at whole foods is under recall. they may be contaminated with salmonella and list syria. it includes santa fe style and chicken fajita and barbecue sa

the wider view in northern california, you can see live doppler 7 picking up on some rain through eureka at this hour. also seen with a cold front. unfortunately, we're not going to see any rain from this cold front moving through over the next 24 hours. what we're seeing right now is the cooler temperatures, certainly feels like fall out there right now. 62 in san francisco. we're at 65 in oakland. the same in san jose. 68 in santa rosa. let's go hour-by-hour on future weather. later tonight at 8:00, the fog is going to be much thinner than it was last night. so mainly clear skies. we advance the clock by 6:00, 7:00, 8:00 in the morning. just some patchy fog out there. that will lead to a warmer afternoon on the way tomorrow. we'll have the full accuweather forecast in a few minutes. know tomorrow not the warmest day we have. that warmer day will come over the weekend. we'll have those numbers in a few minutes, guys. >> all right. thank you, drew. >>> we are just hours away from the drawing for the largest mega millions jackpot in history. it's over a billion. >> should have a lucky tic

and up across eureka, heading towards, say, mount shasta and tahoe, another chance of showers. sunshine and clouds will be dancing central valley, near 80. low to upper 70s from san diego to los angeles. over the next seven days, quite a ride across tahoe. 61 today. slight chance of showers tomorrow. 57. look at sunday. we start off 26. only warm to 52 degrees. our average highs 68. so a little cool in the mountains. >> yeah, i'll say. mike, thanks. this week osaka, japan cut its tie with sister city san francisco comfort women memorial honors women from china, korea and other places forced into sexual slavery by japanese soldiers during world war ii. the mayor of osaka said it presents a one-sided claim of historical facts. mayor breed said she stands by the memorial. and one mayor cannot end a relationship between two cities that has lasted more than 60 years. >>> elon musk sent this out. just want to that to the short seller. it cost his role as tesla chairman. he has frequently vented against short seller investors who bet against the company. >>> this is a funny story but

any rain will be in eureka. check out the surge of warmth. the same tie we're surging, so is the sierra. we'll see how warm it gets here coming up. >>> presirump c a group of central american migrants headed towards the u.s. a national emergency. right now there are about 7,000 people as a part of this migrant movement mexico. the president's promising to send troops to the border to stop the caravan. he's also calling for a closer look inside that group of migrants. thousands of desperate families, many from honduras, say they're escaping extreme poverty and violence. >> in that caravan you have some very bad people. you have some very bad people. and we can't let that happen to our country. >> what kind of things have you seen here tonight? >> hunger, despair, very, very sick people. >> mexico's president is warning migrants they stn s country o s follow the legal process. >>> abc7 news is committed to building a better bay area, which means we're putting time and resources into stories that can make a difference. one story where we've alre

light rain in eureka, 62. 71 in tahoe. sunday at 1:00 in the afternoon to 8:00. fire weather watch.perature near record highs today. record is 75. the warmth will start easing saturday. monday and tuesday, highs only in the mid to upper 50s. >>> thanks, mike. bart taking another step toward beefing up passenger safety. >> it approved a new system of surveillance systems and tv cameras in the coming years. they will up date the 4,000 cameras they already have for digital. >> the police department is working with bart i.t. department, mechanical and engineering working together to bring these things together. >> it also calls for video monitors at station gates to passengers can see what's happening on the platforms. they have not allocated any money yet. so putting everything into practice is still at least a few years away. we're interested in hearing what you are seeing and experiencing on bart. it could turn into a story. use #dearbart. happening today, the ashes of matthew shepherd will be laid to rest 20 years after he was murder. he was robbed, beaten, tied the a wooden fence a

crescent city, eureka, the extent of it. the higher clouds are here and over us now. 70s on the temperatures and 60s around the bay. the temperatures are not traveling very far. today and tomorrow. by wednesday 80s and there coul some tomorrow at the eastern contra costa county and up north. halloween, no weather worries. it will be clear, looking nice and maybe breezy but not worrying about rain. sunshine and warmer temperatures, and for the beginning of november, we have that. >>> a man accused of shooting and killing 11 people at a synagogue in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. he arrived for the first court appearance. ktvu lauren blanchard is live in pittsburgh where the community is trying to heal and understand what led to the attack saturday. >> reporter: that is exactly right. as the community begins to heal, we have learned that the first of the funerals will take place tomorrow afternoon. that is for the two brothers that were killed. this community is very much in shock after a man allegedly shot and killed 11 people in

charles: eureka moment. were you in the shower when it happened? >> no, i was on the phone with amazon. the point is the economy is super healthy. people are buying stuff. amazon is seeing transaction volume at record levels every quarter. if you want to pick on one thing wrong in their earnings report, aws growth grew 46%. wow, azure grew 74. who cares. those are giant growth rates. the, data shifting to the cloud and amazon microsoft are dominating. stocks are performing and amazon clearly is not. charles: i don't want to get too far in the weeds, i know there is a difference of quality of those cloud offerings, right? we say cloud, but there are several different levels to it. i want to ask you about this, though, fourth quarter 20% growth on revenue at high-end. if you take operating income though, looks like possibly margins can grow 71%, this underscores what you're saying, extraordinarily profitable company forgetting about the nuances of the revenue? >> yes. again, you have got whole foods in there. that's not growing 20% that drags down ov

you can also see the northerly flow redeveloping for the north bay, actually toward eureka, cape mendocino, approaching the bay area. right now, we will check in on some of the current wind speeds. showing you some of the higher peaks. thankfully, winds right now are not extreme but will pick up over the next few hours, especially between 8:00 and midnight, later on tonight. so, winds right now, mount diablo, that's a wind gusts of up to 26 miles an hour. as you know if you stepped outside for a second this afternoon, you know it's one. take a look at the 60s and 70s. walnut creek, 74. san francisco, 66. san jose in the lower 70s. the main impact with this in terms of cloud cover, it's clear. here is our camera looking out toward the golden gate bridge, toward the marin headlands. clear and warm. the headline in the forecast for tomorrow, we are expecting even warmer temperatures. here is the wind forecast model showing you this. you will notice these numbers going up. later on tonight, this is 9:00, and then into early wednesday. this is wednesday morning, 3:00, 4:00. still looking at gus

ha did yo like eureka moment? were you backing groceries? >> i did have a you're iraq ka moment. i was teacher of the year during the transition of the two secraries of education and the incoming secretary. the first time we were in a room toke. she made a comment that she wanted to move government sut of the wa parents could make the decision for their children. i remember just thinking, who would have spoken for me? you know, i didn't have a parent that could do that. i didn't have a family who knew how to advocate for me. i was thinking, isn't tha your job to make sure education works, kids can go to anyin schl his country and they're good schools. >> what do you think you add that isn't already theren congress? >> i think what i add or teachers add is just that we have this tremendous ability to collaborate. you don't pick and choose who iy r classroom. whoever is there is your student and you work hard for them. the thing i add, and so many teachers, what i heard isll you know is education. it's not a single topic. whenids comen my class you hear when mom lost her job or i h

the minds here in elko and next door in eureka county produce more coal, more gold here than anywherethe country. welcome to gold country. mr. president, thank you for making america work again. >> meanwhile, the president will head to texas tomorrow to campaign for senator ted cruz. who was one of his last rivals standing during the 2016 campaign. in fact, his last rival standing. over the course of that campaign, senator cruz called then-candidate trump a pathological liar, a sniffling coward, a serial philanderer and utterly amoral. >> how do we make sense of this relationship? >> listen, 2016 was an election unlike any other. it was bare knuckle and there were some hard shots. on all sides there were hard shots. that election is over. >> so is he your friend? your foe? how do you describe the relationship? >> he's the president. i work with the president in delivering on our promises. >> okay. joining us from washington is nbc news correspondent leigh ann caldwell and our panel is here. phil rucker, i want to start with you because i've always wondered. this president is somebody

things abate by tonight into tomorrow but it is top to bottom from eureka all the way down to san diegonny and mild, 80 degrees and tomorrow is cooler. we will start to see a hint of a westerly breeze that will be nice. 60s and 70s and 80s versus 70s and 80s today but i do not see much changing. the rest of the week. >> thank you. >> starting today, you can rent an electric scooter in san francisco. the options to rent are more limited than they were a year earlier. allie rasmus explains the options. mike there are now two companies allowed to rent out electric scooters in san francisco. you may not be familiar with the names because they are smaller scooter companies. it is skip and scoot, the only ones that have the permits from the agency to operate. they are starting today, deploying about 625 scooters per company on san francisco's streets. early this year, the city crackdown on half-dozen other companies operating without permits. city leaders received in 1900 complaints in one month last spring about people not using the scooter safely and ditching them in the middle of the sidew

there considering commercial wind power leases and waters 20 miles off the coast of eureka and the centralall goes according to plan, california will be the first state in the united states to develop floating windows. in the meantime, power could be produced within six years while say there are questions about the impact of floating turbines on birds, fisheries, and marine mammals. people in parts of central texas cleaning up after severe flooding. heavy rain earlier this week cause a river to overflow in the community of marble falls forcing people to evacuate. yesterday many returned home to try to salvage what they could. some of them say almost everything they left behind was ruined by mud and floodwaters. >> it's toast. >> it was hard. we cried about itÃthat we prayed about it. it is tough. we are going to be fine. >> greg abbott the texas governor has declared disaster in several counties. >>> we are waking up with clouds and fog this morning and patchy dense fog over the north bay, frank mentioned a moment ago, another fad this mostly sunny skies and warm weather. i'm actually rece