. >>> fairfield is getting tough on sideshows. the city plans to find people up to $1000 or even send them to jail just for watching them. reporter rene santos with the get tough policy. >> reporter: from up above, officers spot a sideshow in sacramento, with all eyes on a red car driving fast and doing illegal doughnuts. feet away, crowds of people are watching. sideshows are also keeping officers busy in fairfield. in march, an innocent driver was hit head-on by a man who police say was part of the sideshow. michelle says she has gotten caught while driving with her daughter stuck in the middle of a caravan of fast drivers with no way to escape >> i was scared. i knew, my instinct new, if we get hurt, there is no way that help can get to us. >> reporter: a new fairfield city ordinance will crackdown on illegal sideshows, making participating, even as a spectator, a crime. anyone caught can be charged with a misdemeanor and spend up to six months in jail or face a $1000 fine. we ask fairfield police what some of the hotspots are

really impressive, 37-mile per hour gust in fairfield, 32 napa, 32 san jose, 30-mile per hour wind gustkland, 31 for half moon bay. we have a wind advisory in effect for the entire area because of the blustery conditions. we've had trees down, tree damage as well as power outages that are a possibilitwe head through the rest of rong w the dry offshore winds, we have the high fire danger elevated to critical fire weather conditions with the red flag warning in effect for north bay mountains, santa cruz mountains because of low relative humidity values and gusty conditions. the satellite and radar view, you see the low pressure system bringing the snow in the sierra and for us again, the strong northerly winds for us. as we go through today, we are looking at the winds that will continue to pick up as we head through our afternoon. then for tomorrow, winds easing a bit. we are still looking at breezy conditions expected for your tuesday but relative humidity values plummeting as we head through our afternoon. you see plenty sunshine today but with the winds it feels chillier. sun set at 6

this is solano county right here in from rio vista on over towards fairfield. we do have some widespread showers, some of that heavier rainfall is just sitting. just north of the carquinez antioch. a couple of sprinkles, but nothing really to know as far as eastern solano county as far as anything significant concerned, at least highway one down towards santa cruz as you're heading from half moon bay right down the coastline. there is very wet and we also have some wet spots on highway 17 to as you make your way over the santa cruz mountains. so be mindful of these areas, especially in those windy mountain passes as well as along the coastline as those areas are especially slick at this time. reyna found. thank you so much for that. >> well, take a look at this. we're going to show you in a moment. are we maybe. well, look at this. this is a massive star fisher sunfish that they actually discovered out in africa. it weighs more than 4,000 pounds and was rescues. so they study this little fish, this big fish that for a little while and then they were able to put

as we go into tomorrow afternoon and evening, humidity values will plunge. 12% in fairfield.his is why the fire danger will be increasing as we go into tomorrow. i will be back with a closer look at the forecast. >> because of the conditions, a new round of power shutoffs is set to begin in about an hour. pg&e is updating its list. you see the latest areas on the map. about 4900 bay area customers, including 3300 customers in napa county. nearly 1400 in solano county. 100 44 customers in sonoma county. crews call the al-assad wildfire the perfect storm of a fire due to the combination of winds and extreme drought. it is just developing in worrisome scene. a firefighter has been injured and is expected to recover. flames have engulfed more than 15,400 acres over two days. that is how quickly it has spread. at least four buildings destroyed. it is 5% contained. it is burning in an area that has not experienced a fire in more than 65 years. it is just right for this kind of explosion flame. president biden stepping in to solve supply chain issues before the holidays. bay area sm

as we go into tomorrow afternoon and evening, humidity values will plunge. 12% in fairfield. this is why the fire danger will be increasing as we go into tomorrow. i will be back with a closer look at the forecast. >> because of the conditions, a new round of power shutoffs is set to begin in about an hour. pg&e is updating its list. you see the latest areas on the map. about 4900 bay area customers, including 3300 customers in napa county. nearly 1400 in solano county. 100 44 customers in sonoma county. crews call the al-assad wildfire the perfect storm of a fire due to the combination of winds and extreme drought. it is just developing in worrisome scene. a firefighter has been injured and is expected to recover. flames have engulfed more than 15,400 acres over two days. that is how quickly it has spread. at least four buildings destroyed. it is 5% contained. it is burning in an area that has not experienced a fire in more than 65 years. it is just right for this kind of explosion flame. president biden stepping in to solve supply chain issues before the holidays. bay area

looking at gusts right now up to 20 to 30 and sustained at 21- mile an hour winds in fairfield. 20 at sfo. 12 in oakland. 15 in heyward, 1 13á in livermore and 20 in napa and checking relative humidity values now down to the teen for many locations. i will let you know when the winds will let up. >>> officials in contra costa are waging a war on misinformation. >> justin andrew is live in contra costa where the debate is underway right now. >> that meeting has been going on for over two hours. we have been watching here on my screen here. this laptop here as you can imagine a lot of public comment with this. i talked to a supervisor before this meeting. that's happening now. he said 87% of people 12 and older are already vaccinated. he said but its that other amount they are aiming for. >> it's reaching that other 13% that's harder and they are the ones that are most impacted by this misinformation. >> john and his fellow supervisor are pointing to misinformation causing eligible people to decline the coronavirus vaccine. their resolution reveals 95,000 cases of coronavirus and 921 de

that includes fairfield, vallejo. with the offshore winds we are looking at temperatures warmer compared to yesterday but still in spots be low average for this time of year. we are going to see plenty sunshine, 70 oakland, 73 san jose, topping out at 81 in concord this afternoon. we'll talk more about what you can expect with the winds as well as that warm up in just a few minutes. let's check with gianna for a look at traffic. >> injury crash has lanes shut down and it's causing brake lights. you've got a slow and go ride west as you work out of antioch near summers ville near the california avenue exit, definitely sluggish. you are seeing speeds dipping down to seven miles per hour. two lanes are shut down until further notice. it's still early so we are not seeing a lot of brake lights. keep that in mind if commuting out of antioch. travel time looks better once you pass all that. the rest of our major freeways are quiet. no delays on 80, 580, or 101. >>> live look at oracle park where series putting the two winni

toward fairfield this afternoon.r this week, we had this big area of low pressure to our east that was the main source of the wind. at least one of them one of the main ingredients that is moving out to the east. so as a result for today, we're not talking about that northerly wind. today we're talking about this cold front dropping in from the north, setting in the cloud cover from this morning and also keeping those temperatures on the cooler side for your wednesday. so today, one of the cooler days of the week you can see sixties and seventies. this afternoon. partly sunny skies and into your five day forecast. it looks like we have lots of sunshine for tomorrow, a bit of a brief setting up in the weekend saturday, but it's friday. it's going to be warmer saturday, looks like to be a beautiful day and then some gradual cooling into a day five there on sunday, but it looks like a nice forecast over the next few days, and it will say lots of clear skies for the big baseball game in san francisco nlds game five looks

killed near north texas and wisconsin streets in fairfield.ic camera system to find where that car was coming from. and investigators eventually identified a business that the driver had entered and then they used surveillance video to identify him. they arrested the suspect for dui and homicide. >> well, there is a substitute teacher shortage here in the bay area. we've talked about this in oakland. in fact, education officials say that they were already struggling to recruit new teachers to begin with and but the pandemic has made it even more challenging. now the oakland education association says that they're looking into increasing pay by 50% to try and encourage more hires hayward and fremont education. officials have also reported teacher shortages as well. and maria yet 6 40 elsewhere in the east bay. a nonprofit that's getting ready to set up some holiday cheer now facing a setback because of vandals. so take a look at the mass and the damage done to several tall nutcrackers that are owned by the san leandro downtown community benefit

by 16 degrees half moon bay by seven and fairfield everybody else within a few degrees.rmer. nevado right now. five degrees cooler over palo alto. your future cast model will show you that system to the north of us is going to bring us some cloud cover into your friday afternoon. there's a look at three o'clock where we have met in high level clouds over the north bay. we've got some cloud cover along the coastline. and then before sunset, it begins to sweep across at the central and south bay. that is going to also help to bring our temperatures down just a little bit. i'm going to roll you through the weekend because you will notice some bits of blue at times. here's a look at tomorrow morning. then as we get into the afternoon, i'll stop it for you at lunchtime. notice a little bit offshore little bit along the coastline, so this will be the better spot where we could see a few scattered showers for saturday. and then more so on sunday, but you can tell it's very light. very hit or miss a little bit of drizzle. maybe a few sprinkles, not anything that should ruin your

fairfield.e the tall till the north. right. so that arrow that's a north wind. that's the north wind. that's a little bit northwest over here. that's west in oakland's interesting 30 mile an hour gusts of concord right now, you've got 31 hour gust deliver more out of the north. 31 at san jose. so it's equal opportunity. you know, lot of times we get these wind events and again has northeast in it. we don't we hardly notice it at the surface. but when you get these north wednesday really come right down, funnel right down through the bay right down through the central valley. let's look at the model and i think this is encouraging the wind advisory or get dropped tonight and you'll see why the red flag warnings going to lose a lot of its power to as we go through. the next few hours. so here we are tonight, contours of what you want to look at here. the red contours and you see by 11 o'clock tonight, vacaville still blowing, but the contours are going away. so we're really seeing that wind died d

. >> a home in fairfield which neighbors say is illegally being used as a short-term rental was recently vandalized and it allegedly happened while it was occupied by renters kron 4 sleeping all tells us neighbors want solano county to step in and regulate the troubled home. >> earlier this month clip meals surveillance cameras captured a person approaching his neighbor's house in fairfield green valley community. then 16 minutes pass. and that same person is seen leaving the property. neil later learned the home was spray painted with this message. a veiled threat for the occupants to leave or else a nightmare for the runners during an. and they should have had a gun through that. neal says the victims were a large group of out of towners who rented the house online. he says their tires were also slashed. >> the home is a point of contention for neil and other neighbors in the he says the homeowners remodeled the house with the intent of using it as a short term rental with as many as 10 beds inside and over time neal says the loud parties and debris renters leave behind have become a n

alright deborah villalon reporting live tonight in the green valley neighborhood of fairfield. thank you, deborah. new at 11 tonight. an australian singer with a large following on tiktok was robbed at gunpoint in san francisco last week. clinton kaine posted on social media. that is scb was broken into and $30,000 worth of camera equipment was stolen. he said. the two robbers forced him and the people he was with to sit on the ground with their hands raised. cain was in the cow hollow neighborhood, shooting a music video. kane is expected to return to san francisco in december as part of an upcoming tour police in oakland, say a man who found a woman vandalizing his car, ran her over and killed her on the spot. it happened at about 8 30 this morning at foothill boulevard and miller avenue in the city's san antonio neighborhood. authorities say the woman was repeatedly hit by the driver on purpose. oakland city council member noel gao was briefed by police about what happened. the lady. um clearly was i'd vandalizing cars trying to break in vehicles and the gentleman that. one

areas around, especially around back of ill and fairfield.ardon me winters in those areas, especially out towards sacramento and davis. there's no fog at the coast. it's just a beautiful night. overnight lows. we're getting chilly. you've probably been noticing that we've seen temperatures. in the thirties. and some of these far northern valleys, certainly napa valley and pop around santa rosa. so just be ready for some cold starts. and even in santa rosa or santa san jose, where it's 47 degrees, that's pretty cool. so the kids when you push them out the door, give a jacket or something. same in santa rosa. don't forget it because of the day it's gonna be warm, but just make sure they bring it home with them because. yeah i think in the morning you're gonna need it, especially especially north day and brighten up a valley in east bay. so there goes this low pressure center as it moves through the high builds, and that's where those offshore winds come from. that's the warming tomorrow. and you'll notice it. you'll notice it right away it'll b

so that's vallejo, fairfield and also out toward the back of ill. golden gate bridge. seems like every day during the summertime, we have at least some fog to, uh, speak of, but. this time of year. of course. typically, the fog goes away and right now a beautiful, clear shot looking out toward the marin headlands. here's the scene tomorrow morning. a cool start temperatures in the forties and the lower fifties and then into the afternoon hours. most areas in the sixties and the seventies. the warmest occasions will be approaching at the lower eighties. so the satellite was showing you this. we're showing you that big h offshore that's going to warm us up. you're also seeing that system up to our north. whenever we talk about these dangerous offshore winds, there's always a storm system up to our north. it drops to our east. this is this one is not is not nearly as strong as the one that moved in monday and tuesday, so it's not as deep so this wind is not expected to be nearly as strong, but still, it could be breezy, especially for the bay area hill

it's it's just northeast of fairfield itself.hat you're catching yourself in a brief break still misty out there but rainfall will resurge. this isn't even our second system yet. this is just the tail end of that first system. we're on the warm side of the storm. so temperatures today will be more mild and rainfall will be quite sporadic. popping up in a bubbles across the bay area times. look at this one another surge of moisture right around noontime today. very similar location as to what we're in the midst of now. so we'll see these pockets of rain fall popping up into the afternoon. interspersed by times of dry weather in there as well into the evening tonight is when widespread rainfall really kicks it up a notch. this is our second system right here that cold front pushes right into the bay area areas of orange, yellow and red indicating are heavy rainfall. look at the timing there that is that the very start of your morning commute stays with us through the core of your morning commute. this can result in wet roadways for

before the rain does arrive. 30's 40's and 50's for current temperatures saint helene as well as fairfield. some of our cooler spots in the upper 30's right now. san francisco as well as bodega bay and alameda. some of her more mild area sitting right at 50 degrees overall, this is a much cooler morning than it was at the same time yesterday fairfield down 12 degrees nevado down 11 degrees from the same time 24 hours ago. so absolutely do not forget your jackets on this cool morning. later on today. you'll still want to have that layer with the as conditions will be cool enough. but it's the the driest, one of the forecast ahead of that very wet weather rain up that we've got just around the corner. >> all right, john, thanks for that. let's get a look at your tuesday morning. traffic. no major hot spots as you're headed from the east bay into the city a little under 10 minutes for your drive time there. the san mateo bridge as you're heading across towards the peninsula little under 13 free to make that drive. let's head over get a look at the richmond sandra fell commute as you head to r

clip meals surveillance cameras captured a person approaching his neighbor's house in fairfield greencommunity. then 16 minutes pass. and that sase person is seen leaving the property. neil later learned the home was spray painted with this message. a veiled threat for the occupants to leave or else a nightmare for the runners and they should have had a gun through that. neal says the victims were a large group of out of towners who rented the house online. he says their tires were also slashed. >> the home is a point of contention for neil and other neighbors in the he says the homeowners remodeled the house with the intent of using it as a short term rental with as many as 10 beds inside and over time neal says the loud parties and debris renters leave behind have become a nuisance. to be clear, this rental is illegal. if they did not have a permii. they were denied a permit in april of 2021. >> they thumb their noses at the board of supervisors who voted to deny them that permit. that vote came after at least 120 neighbors signed a petition requesting he denied supervisor. jim spar

down by nine in livermore down by 12 in fairfield. are looking at a cool, breezy, windy conditions four year day today the winds will start to die down by tomorrow. we do have mild weather in the forecast for the next few days. 72 in oakland for today. 75 napa, your extended forecast here shows you the winds begin to ease up will still be a little breezy tomorrow temperatures not changing much, perhaps even dropping off a little bit more. then as we get into the back end of the business week back into the upper seventies to low eighties for inland cities and carrying that trend into the weekend with some pretty weather coming our way, upper seventies to about 80 degrees around the bay and upper sixties to 70 along the coast back to you. all right. thanks so as mary new at noon, san jose police have arrested three men in relation to a murder that happened almost 20 years ago, police say in halloween of 2000 and 1 20. two year old nine fi hot was stabbed by two people while standing in front of his apartment complex on a volley avalon e

it's very dry single digits and fairfield right now. napa 6% that's you know, usually we have some fog nearby we're talking about 80 to 90% but a very dry air mass over the bay area, probably noticing that change once you step outside the door. as far as the peak gust with this period basically into monday can see mount st helene aghast at least 60 miles an hour. santa rosa 41 sfo 38 miles an hour in hayward 36. right now closer to the surface, it is still breathing a few spots, but thankfully, the winds are decreasing across the entire bay area. in fact, we're seeing more of a typical westerly wind. out toward sfo and out toward the higher peaks right now, those winds have really backed off. you can see from around 17 to 18 to 20 miles an hour now the red flag fire warning in place until five o'clock, so that expires in about 55 minutes a little bit longer out towards solano county. until about seven o'clock this evening. we actually are tracking a weak system for tomorrow that could send it a few clouds. and then on thursday, we'll ta

didn't vacaville -- in vacaville and fairfield, heavier rain. spain south bay just getting going around los gatos. totals, over an inch in 1.5 inches san francisco and oakland, half an inch in hayward, .11 in milpitas. so really adding up and we are -- we have not gotten to the point where the front will sink to the south, so look out for flooding on the roads, tree branches down, winds up to 40 miles an hour, and right now, surface winds at 18 to 40 miles an hour. you have probably heard the wind and rain. it gets heavier in the north bay through noon. as it sinks south, still heavy rain in the north bay, and the rain gets going in the east and south bay through the evening. so watch the roads, trying to stay home. streams will rise quickly and we are already seeing debris flows, hopefully with a moderate to high risk, not happening yet, but you have heard about the evacuations in the stauns and we anticipating that latere ne thwind. we will talk about rain totals throughout the rest of the day. this lasts through monday. that coming up, liz. l

king is to fairfield eventually up 80 to vacaville. also active san jose. you had been sitting it out. but we have seen a few sprinkles popping up here and they're also isolated pockets of good moderate rainfall sunnyvale as you head over to 37 towards milpitas and on up 6.80, to 80 up to fremont from there. also actively looking at rain palo alto, los hills as well as woodside all looking at some light showers to this is all residual moisture from our first system which has been making its way over the past 48 hours. second system on our doorstep. now in. you're going to know when that crosses into the bay. so today on and off showers and pockets and they're heavier rain. these are those pockets that i was just chatting with dorian james with a second ago where you will see some heavier rain right in the middle of your day around lunchtime. there once we work our way into the afternoon. we're still holding on to isolated pockets of rain interspersed by dry skies tonight into early tomorrow morning. that's when this cold front drops in our second system rig

this happened in fairfield. the 53-year-old was hit by car tuesday in the area of texas and wisconsin streets. police say the driver ran from the scene but after reviewing surveillance footage and license plate readers police arrested a 31-year-old fairfield man. he was booked into jail on suspicion of dui. >>> live look at the chase center in san francisco, city inspectors are expected to check a complaint of unsafeguard rails at the arena after the deadly fall sunday during the phish concert. sunday night a new york man died after falling over plexiglas barrier on the upper level during the concert. another concert goer was injured after falling and on top of a man, impact breaking his leg. after a complaint, inspectors are visiting the arena. >>> the house is debating resolution on declaring former president trump aid steve bannon in contempt. the department of justice will ultimately decide whether to bring charges that could result in jail time for fines. >>> now at noon, are you ready for the next big one?

but the meantime, with other stories also in the north bay home in fairfield, which neighbors say is illegally being used as a short-term rental. it was recently vandalized. this allegedly happened. well occupied by renters. but forcefully to call reports the neighbors want solano county to step in and regulate this troubled home. >> earlier this month clip meals surveillance cameras captured a person approaching his neighbor's house in fairfield green valley community. then 16 minutes pass. and that same person is seen leaving the property. neil later learned the home was spray painted with this message. a veiled threat for the occupants to leave or else a nightmare for the runners and they should have had a gun through that. neal says the victims were a large group of out of towners who rented the house online. he says their tires were also slashed. >> the home is a point of contention for neil and other neighbors in the he says the homeowners remodeled the house with the intent of using it as a short term rental with as many as 10 beds inside and over time neal says the loud parti

so this one is in fairfield, southbound, 6.80, north of march euros. so that's traveling down one lane. they're currently close. so you can still get through that. we're seeing delays so 80's just adjacent to that could go ahead and take that as opposed to being stuck in that traffic down a los gatos northbound 17 south of south santa cruz avenue. we have another traffic collision there. one lane blocked and we are seeing delays through about lexington hills area a little under 30 minutes. it looks like we have a traffic hazard on the bay bridge. not an accident, though. but we are seeing an uptick and drive times as you're heading to that fremont street exit. and in the south bay, we have some delays from the earlier accident. all lanes are open northbound 87 at one. oh one. daryn. james, back to you. thank you, brandon. >> so the breaking news this morning former secretary of state colin powell has died at the age of 84 from complications, from covid-19, a 4 star general and the first black secretary of state rose through the ranks. >> and ended up o

nice and calm to start inland spots like solano county vacaville napa fairfield at its peak in surrounding areas. all hanging out with 15 to 20 mile per hour winds this morning and only picking up this afternoon for areas closer to the bay. so will be a breezy one, not necessarily a brisk when those temperatures do rise a little bit further current temps are in the 40's and 50's for most of us, a few 30's in a rural areas. the north bay specially up the lake and mendocino counties. so regardless of where you're at throwing the extra layer this morning. reyna. john, thank you for that. so we had an early-morning hot spot just a moment ago westbound for its somerville road. >> all lanes were blocked. now they've opened up 3 lanes. so again, one lane is still closed. that's an antioch as you're traveling along so you can get through there. now. that's the good news. heading into the city from the east. a little under 8 minutes for your drive time. they're 5 1880 also moving along pretty nicely at this hour heading across towards the peninsula. you can do that in a little under 14 minutes. and

just a sprinkling of 70's around antioch and fairfield. if you are heading out this evening enjoy temperatures in the 50's and 60's. break out some of those longsleeve shirts you have been wanting to wear. we have two of them coming up. reggie: we are tracking breaking news in antioch. sky seven over this large fire at the rendezvous bar. this is at the corner of walter wei and sessa lane. it is a few blocks from highway four. a pretty large response from firefighters this morning. it looks like they are keeping this as a firefight from the hoses. it looks too dangerous. we will keep tracking this throughout the morning and let you know how it progresses. kumasi: breaking news on the covid vaccine front. pfizer has submitted the paperwork to get fda emergency use authorization. the fda has a meeting set for october 26. the committee will review data from pfizer's vaccine shot -- trial. if everything goes according to plan covert shots will be available to this age group early in november. reggie: many small business have been waiting month

. >> crews in fairfield will be spending tonight and tomorrow. cleaning up the rockville hills park. it is set to reopen at some point tomorrow night or the following morning. crews will be removing fallen trees from trails. the closure will also give time for the trails to dry out. so they are more easily passable. >> hey, we certainly need to dry things out. in fact, starting to add up some of the totals from all that rain that we've seen over this past week and they're simply amazing. look at these numbers around the entire bay area san francisco. how about that over 7 inches of rain. usually this time of year we had just under an inch. your 787% of normal. how about san jose over 2 inches of rain that's 432% of normal oakland. yeah. you're 673% of normal over 5 inches of rain. santa rosa. amazing over 10 inches of rain. 802% of normal hayward 600. 45 1% normal. and how about a little more 746% of normal. so a great start to the wet season. let's hope it keeps going as we are in a lot the new year. and usually we keep things dry or so got a lo

deadly hit and run in fairfield has left one cyclist dead. according to the police there the incident took place just before 7:00 tonight at the corner of north texas and wisconsin roads. victim described as an adult male. the police do not have a description of the suspect's vehicle yet. north texas boulevard has been closed as an ongoing investigation continues. >>> now at 11:00. a vaccination showdown in one bay area city tonight. in&out vs the health department. the poplar burger place was shutdown briefly for refusing to check customer's vaccination status. kpix5 betty yu is live in san francisco. betty there is the first time that we have heard of a restaurant being shutdown for this. >> reporter: that is correct. the city of san francisco this is the first we have heard of it. the solution right now is to be open for to-go orders only. check it out. on the door, the sign reads, indoor dining is unavailable at this time. >> reporter: it is the only way in&out is allowed to stay open in san francisco. offering takeout and outdoor dining

meanwhile, fairfield police have arrested a man in connection to a deadly hit and run.s. police say a bicyclist was hit and killed there they use the city's traffic camera system to find where that car was coming from and then eventually identified a business where the driver entered and the new surveillance video then ultimately identify him. he was arrested for homicide and driving under the influence time now 5.40, and there's a substitute teacher shortage in the bay area. if you didn't know. >> in oakland education. officials say they were already struggling to recruit in each new teachers in the pandemic has just made it more challenging. >> and now the oakland education association says they're looking into increasing pay forth by 50% to try to get more new hires hayward and fremont education. officials have also said they are short and i can vouch for marin county because we got a friend who's a principal same thing. he's actually the the go to one a teacher is absent because there's no substitutes. >> we'll take a break here at 5.40. still ahead on the kron 00:0

the wind is certainly pick back up mostly just for inland areas, though atlas peak vacaville fairfield in danville munger windier spots right now. compare that with very calm conditions currently in san francisco, oakland and hayward. we will see wind speeds picking up for these other areas later on today but it really is an inland wind events. that's where wind speeds are going to be the most problematic, especially for areas like solano, sonoma, napa and contra. costa counties which will be seeing our highest a fire danger 40's and 50's for those current temperatures. a couple of a rural areas in the north bay are falling as low as the 30's novato. you're awfully close right now at 41 degrees berkeley on the other hand, at 51 with brentwood at 55. so pretty wide range of temperatures to get this morning started. but regardless of where you're at. you definitely want the jackets because it is quite cool to kick things off. we're warmer and windier into the afternoon. today with 60's 70's and a few low 80's back on the map. so it will be a noticeably warmer day. but as we've all been t

the marine there will reassert itself to some extent. 91 in fairfield right now.h 70s and low 80s around the bay. 79 at sfo. downtown, lower 70s. futurecast shows visibility not an issue for most of the inland valleys, but spilling a bit into the santa clara valley. reduced visibility for san jose tomorrow morning. watch how fast these numbers improve. temperatures will start off pretty close to what is normal for the first morning of october. low to mid 50s but with high temperatures a few degrees above average around the bay. 70s for both san francisco and oakland, but well into the 80s for san jose and concord. touchdown and extra point to be specific. temperatures along the coast mid 60s. into all the low 80s around the peninsula, and mid to upper 80s as you had further inland in the santa clara valley. 90 degrees for morgan hill. the dry valley reached the upper 80s with the warmer spots further east, topping out in the lower 90s in fairfield. temperatures around the bay, mid-70s. mid to upper 80s for most of the north bay. temperatures just a little warmer f

fairfield. you're 12 degrees cooler than at the same point yesterday, half moon bay, 14 degrees down oakland in hayward. each down 8 degrees from the same time. 24 hours ago after such a cold start to the day we are going to be looking at a mild afternoon. most of our daytime highs in the 60's couple low 70's mixed in there overall, this is going to be a pleasant one ahead of the rain and even cooler weather around the corner which reyna all get to still to come. >> don, thank you so much for that. all right. let's get a look at traffic on this tuesday morning. not seeing any major issues or hot spots there as you're traveling from the east bay into the city. it's going to be a little under 10 minutes for your drive time there. let's head over get a look at the san mateo bridge heading across towards the peninsula. little under 14 for you to make that drive. and the richmond sandra fell bridge a little under 9 minutes as you're heading out of richmond. let's check out the golden gate as you are

look at this. 14% fairfield. down to 17% in concord. 16% in mountain view. the good news is we do have some wet weather coming. this is sunday. it's a light stem on live doppler seven. time it out for you so you have an idea when you'll need those umbrellas. that will be sunday afternoon at 3:00 in the north bay. by 5:00 to 6:00 p.m. across the east bay. and parts of the south bay and by the time we head into 7:00 p.m. most of that is right around the south bay and the santa cruz mountains. that's not our only chance of rain. i'll be pack with some encouraging news coming right up. >> thank you. and you can keep track of real time weather conditions where you live any time including current air quality and live doppler seven. just downloud the abc7 bay area app for your streaming device. >> well, an oakland man was stranded in his home for hours today. and you can see why. after an a.c. transette bus crashed right into it and took out his wheel chair ramp. tonight, we're learning new details about theolice chasehehn curry spoke with trapped man and neighbors

how about 45 in novato, 48 in napa and fairfield, where the winds will get breezy over the next few dayso much today, but it will get windy in our inland valleys as we get into sunday, monday and tuesday. partly cloudy this morning, a little mist and drizzle along the shoreline. sunnier and drier days today, tomorrow the warmest day, and here is the fire weather watch. winds dry out the atmosphere, below 20%, even below 5% in some areas. those winds will work their way down to the surface through tuesday. here's today, 3:00 in the afternoon -- it's breezy downtown once again, so upper 60's will feel a little bit cooler. as we look at your overnight hours, the winds will dial back. look at whatapns as we g late sunday -- you will notice that's when we are under the red flag warning. wind from 40 to 50 miles per hour and then they move over the entire bay. we will be watching that for you as they continue into monday and then by tuesday, things should quiet down. here's a look at the numbers today. mid 70's, upper 70's for our inland valleys. a couple of cool days, the low 80's will arrive

well vacaville and fairfield. the each 81 santa rosa through petaluma in the mid to upper 70's tomorrow's temperatures rise a little bit further as well. so be the case on saturday or 2 warmest days of this forecast. good news is after today wind speeds will calm down and they look to stay calmer at least for the next few days. afterwards sunday, a change of pace as we start to see temperatures cool back into the 70's and warmest and the chance a slight chance at that. a few sprinkles to start next week, right. john, thank you for that. all right. let's get look at your traffic as you're heading from the east bay into the city to that from us tx and a little under 9 minutes. >> for your drive time there. the san mateo bridge as you head across towards the peninsula. not tracking any major issues or delays a little under 13 as you're making that drive. the golden gate bridge. is that what we're looking at next. yes, look at that clear skies about a 20 minute drive as you're traveling into the city this morning. and

cooler today a little more 19 degrees cooler in fairfield, 18 degrees cooler san francisco. so these numbers. >> coming way down from where they were at just 24 hours ago, only a high of 64 today in san francisco, 69 in oakland 77 in san jose. still warm inland. 83 degrees live more 82 in concord and 72 degrees in santa rosa. so that big dome of high pressure that brought the hot weather that is now long gone. >> now we've got this cold front that is beginning to move into town that will bring more clouds on the way overnight for us and that on shore flow you see right there. the winds pushing right into the bay. bring in some more clouds and some much cooler air beginning to make its way in some of the valley that's going bring the temperatures way back down even tomorrow. we're going to feel some cooler weather as well. back tomorrow highs today, 80's you're down in the 70's over the past couple of days we'll see these numbers dropping a good 2030, degrees from just what we had over the weekend. 60's inside the bay. you see those numbers, the 50's and 60's and patchy fog o

our warm spot today that you've been ship 75 vacaville and fairfield not far behind. neither is center ill at 74 for your highs. tomorrow's temperatures around the same as today's and that we start to see temperatures climb into the weekend. this takes us back into the 80's by friday and saturday under sunshine. it's going to be a warm weekend during daytime hours, but still chilly at night. those inland lows falling well into the 40's reyna. john, i'm enjoying been joined the chilly for sure. >> all right. we're getting a look at your traffic this morning as you're heading from the east bay into the city a little under 2 minutes for your drive time. there. and again, as i was heading into the city. definitely high winds on the bay bridge to please take your time as you're driving there, the san mateo bridge and across towards the peninsula. looks like we do have some winds there as well. so again, a little under 13 minutes, but always keeping both hands on the steering wheel. let's check out the golden gate bridge not seen a lot of fog, clear skies. about 20 minutes

what you move over from fairfield to rio vista. but

the layover, the benicia and allay up to fairfield in napa. also in the midst of pockets of heavier rainfall and some lighter rainfall overall north bay. also in the mix, santa rosa pockets of heavy rain around you just to the west petaluma. also there as well. as i mentioned, napa. but further north from napa up in the lake county. also in the midst of some of those heavier bands. notice. we're still staying dry in sunnyvale and san jose but rainfall is working its way closer to you. you can see that actively here on radar as those showers continue to move further and further to the east. this all has to do with this cold front that is steering its way through today. again, this is the second in a series of systems. you see the 3rd one behind me that big weather maker still well out in the pacific is what's going to impact us with the heaviest of rain into sunday and monday timing out our rainfall today pockets of heavy rain through your morning commute starting to diminish for the north bay after 08:00am starting to for the rest of us after

someone will be caught in charged in fairfield liz kreutz's abc 7. hmm.ge in the weather. we have had down. yeah, and they certainly i'm a welcome change sandia a real pattern of rain coming through. yeah. it's almost like we're into winter now dan. alma well the next seven days. it'll feel like if it doesn't yet. let me show you live doppler 7. we are watching this system that move through brought us some rain. here's the next storm that lined up on live doppler 7 certainly more impressive than what came through in the last 24 hours. nothing on radar now, but that's going to be changing last 24 hours. we received anywhere from a couple hundreds of an inch in some of our dryer locations like half moon bay to 2/10 of an inch in ukiah as you look at a beautiful live view from our emeryville camera. we have clean air 57 in the city. it's in the low to mid 60s from oakland to mountain view, san jose. chill in the air pacifica 55 degrees as we look at another live picture from our san jose camera just a few leftover clouds plenty of blue sky 62 in santa rosa c

county as we head into tomorrow morning 22 in fairfield and that combined with the drier air mass is really going to take our fire danger up especially in parts of the north bay and even in parts of the east bay, i'll be back with a closer look at the forecast plus a look at when we'll turn things around in terms of the temperatures coming up dan and kristen. okay. thanks very much sandia confusion over an appointment booking app now a social a local salon wants to make other small businesses aware of this problem plus action over potential school closure in hayward why they say losing it would be a ever wonder how san francisco became the greenest big city in america? just ask the employee owners of recology. we built the recycling system from the ground up, helping san francisco become the first city in the country to have a universal recycling and composting program for residents and businesses. but it all starts with you. let's keep making a differene together. against the potential closure of elementary schools in hayward, including a small school that serves a large immigrant p

i wouldn't be surprised if fairfield's. seeing a little valley fog right now. it's not going to be widespread, but it's going to be in those pockets. this is the forecast for tomorrow morning if you clouds. more clouds. partly cloudy. partly sunny then you get into wednesday morning, then you get into wednesday afternoon, very similar day, more sunshine on wednesday and warmer thursday. and friday and saturday will warm up as well. you see that in the five day forecast, but just nice time to dry out, so you haven't got so much rain that we can enjoy a few days of not rain. 59 nafta 60 in santa rosa 65 in sandton fellows, the forecast highs and then the five day forecast pop sunday and two, but that's nice, right? and now the nice thing is, you know, we're not thinking about fire danger right now, which is huge in my mind. and we've also took a big bite out of the rainfall that we need for the year. nice halloween on sunday. halloween on sunday. children love it. there you go. right? thanks, bill. starting next month. you might see a tesla model three out there

police in fairfield say illegal marijuana growhouses are becoming an increasingly serious problem across the city over the past six months 9,000 marijuana plants have been seized. they say a total of 10 illegal grow house operations were discovered including two that were found because of fires seven of the locations had to be red tagged. say the illegal operations are dangerous obviously because of the chemicals used and the structural and electrical modification made to those homes by growers. extending bart to next steps beg taken as the transit agency gets closer to digging out the six mile extension into the hea human services secretary is in san francisco today promoting provisions of the president's bill back better plan secretary. marsha fudge toured the hope sf housing community with house speaker nancy pelosi and mayor london breed fudge called the buildback better plan the last best chance to solve america's housing issues. i'm here because i need for every single person in this nation to understand not only is homelessness a problem in this country, which it is a crisis. what

look for mid 90's through livermore and also in fairfield.u to open the windows so mid to upper 50's, a little cooler in the north bay. in livermore, average high -- look at how temperatures tumble by the end of next weekend. that is because we have some weather heading our way. spare the air today with the october heat. still hot tomorrow. monday -- much cooler by tuesday. we will be below average. friday, much cooler with a 30% chance of rain. we could use it. for today, sunscreen, sunglasses and drink a lot of water. liz: you will be happy to hear you can watch the pacific air show today from huntington beach, california on hulu. every branch of the military will be represented. this is the blue angels' last show before they come here for fleet week. it streams live this morning getting at hi, i'm steve and i live in austin, texas. i work as a personal assistant to the owner of a large manufacturing firm. i've got anywhere from 10 to 50 projects going at any given time. i absolutely have to be sharp. let me tell ya, i was struggling with m

it is a breezy start, 12-mile per hour winds out of the west at sfo, 16 oakland, 12 fairfield.ont i have been watching winds gusting to about 35 miles per hour, windy conditions in spots this morning. here is high def doppler. you can see a few lingering showers this morning, still lighting up our radar screen. peninsula, you can see a few light showers there. south bay, you see showers over cupertino, saratoga, and los gatos as we start our day. as we head through our afternoon we will catch that clearing and sunshine with cool to mild temperatures, a bit warmer for your tuesday and then as we look to tuesday night through the rest of the week, a series of storm systems. so really we are looking at wet weather, unsettled weather over the next several days wednesday through the weekend. great to see that, it was so nice to have that rain yesterday and as we look to the rest of the week, we have those rain chances for us. we are looking at mid 50s along the coast this afternoon, low 60s around the bay, 61 san francisco, 63 oakland. peninsula, low to mid 60s and inland locations,

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traffic is backed up into fairfield. lisa: this system move.marine county coast. it is a wet start in hayward, fremont, down through stanford and the santa cruz mountains are finally getting in on the act here. half an inch of rain is expected through noontime, then we have a dry day. notice we are pushing rain into the sacramento valley. on saturday, we are expecting light showers but that is nothing because it is a system on sunday that will be arriving and giving us not only some very heavy rain but gusty winds as well. this system will be behind us in the next hour or two. here is a look at your sunday system into monday. hopefully, not looking at any problems along the roadways with this but we will keep you posted . it will be along several days here. now for some other high temperatures today around the bay -- ♪ ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ the classic hollywood story. we meet the hero, the all-new nissan frontier. hero faces

tomorrow. 80 degrees 78 for fairfield tomorrow. 79 for sonoma nevado. there 78 for petaluma expected to hit 71 degrees in mill valley all have the extended forecast in travel forecast coming up in just a bit. for now. i'm going to send it back to you. jonathan. erica, thank you so much if you're headed into the city today to check out the air show or even the giants game you definitely were not alone. >> it was a packed bay bridge earlier today. things definitely looking a lot different than what we saw earlier. kron four's, gayle ong talking with drivers about how they were able to get around it. >> it is quiet along the embarcadero earlier packed parking lots in this area as people braved the roadway some took public transportation. others got around by foot. >> tip is to park kings. pretty a pretty tough this time of year hall took the scenic route to oracle park along the embarcadero saturday watching the blue angels fly over san francisco and he's not alone. tell me about your commute here. walking walking. >> walking. yes, the best thing for us. t