helena: jens korte joins us now.ens, the imf has made it very clear it is lowering growth based on moves initiated the u.s. so, how is the news playing out there? jens: well, the imf is not necessarily famous for being super timely with their forecasts. for example, when the imf is talking about emerging markets like turkey, like brazil, like argentina, for instance, as having a tough time, that is not exactly news. we have known that and see that for some time. also the forecast is not super dramatic, at least for this year. we're talking about matching globally the biggest growth in about seven years, and then a slight change in the forecast for next year. this year the forecast for the u.s. actually still remains unchanged. so there was not big reaction here on wall street, even if we traded slightly lower on this news. helena: jens, do you think the president will take heed of what the imf had to say? jens: well, probably not directly from what the imf has to say, because u.s.. -- u.s. president donald trump is n

i am helena humphrey. we have plenty more coming up the top of the hour. you can get the latest on our website, dw.com. thanks for your company and see you soon. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] . according to the production [inaudible] but lately. that was one of the most powerful emotional struck her christine did he do anyway indian decade there's with winds of over a hundred nine ninety our our that's how he made on the line i know in florida. k.. reward for our strong stron. never never had before for me zz and in florida

helena: fix for that. do stay with us, because i want to get your take on a rough few days in the markets. let's update our viewers on wall street stocks. they jumped in early trading friday, recovering some losses from a two day slide. a few minutes into the session, the dow was up 1% on the final day of a volatile week. this followed earnings reports by banks. they reported higher profits and said the u.s. economy is strong, echoing comments from the treasury. back to jens. a natural correction or something more concerning? jens: we still see a solid and healthy u.s. economy. it is possible that this might just be a correction in an ongoing bull market, but there are signs things could change in the future. you mentioned some of the big u.s. banks cannot with earnings reports friday. jpmorgan being one of them. the stocks were up on -- among the bigger losers. he was pretty cautious looking at the future with higher interest rates and tariffs. there are still some warning signs, so we still have to wait

helena 70. right above caldecott almost 50. calistoga 35 and india 33. many at 30 or 35 miles per hour. look at the humidity 12%. another map has northwest at hawkeye has 9%. 11% in big rock near nevada. high fire danger and it is october. above the oakland zoo and oakland south is 29 miles for our 14%. it is above the caldecott but i did see 47. even berkeley lab due east, 63 degrees and 13%. high fire danger is now again through most of the day. although, this goes until noon it doesn't mean things will turn off by then. they will gradually decrease and 10:00 a.m. is for the north bay hills and that is the wind advisory with gusts at 60 miles an hour for some. by the way this afternoon think should calm down. it could go into the early afternoon by -- bye-bye tonight you could see things leveling off. there is the airflow. northeast to southwest. that's our offshore breeze and 50s and 60s and san jose a cool 51. berkeley 64 degrees and there are some very mild conditions in cool ones and morgan hill, 42 and no northwind there. 47 socal and boulder cree

helena, deer park and met -- and napa county. middleton and clear lake oaks in mid county and more than 400 without power in sonoma county's unincorporated area. pg&e chose the area with the greatest fire risk based on their methods of localized weather forecast. sunday night into monday morning calls for wind gusts up to 50 miles per hour. >> our employees live and work in these communities and we know it impacts our customers if we need to proactively shut off the power for safety. just know this is about safety and keeping our customers safe. that is our top priority. >>> calistoga joint unified school district canceled all classes today, because of the power outage continuing into monday morning. and blake county office of education, no classes in cuzzi phil, lakeport, middleton districts. they support pg&e is proactive approach to prevent fire as the north bay counties continue to rebuild and recover from last year's deadly wildfires. most customers will have the power turned on by tonight but pg&e is saying that in some are

helena lee gave us the latest from the old bailey. this is the first time that we have heard from as you mentioned there, the acting commissioner of the metropolitan police at the time, by chance had ended up in new palace ya rd chance had ended up in new palace yard and witness the attack for himself. he came to the inquest here today and told the jury that he had beenin today and told the jury that he had been ina today and told the jury that he had been in a meeting in the house of commons and then he came out of the meeting and got into the passenger seat of the car and his driver was sitting next to man and a colleague was in the back of the car. they've didn't move around in the car towards the gates and that is the

helena. what do we know at this point? >> reporter: jessica, that big power line right up there, that is the beginning of the line that runs from st. helena up to calistoga. 78 miles of transmission line. 2,100 miles of distribution lines, and they all have to be checked before pg&e can restore the system. outside of st. helena this pg&e crew told me they could be at it all night resetting 138 lines. the nearby adventist hospital was running on generators as was the fire station. lots of people, including some of the major wineries, have been left in the dark. >> there's no internet. there's no e-mail. there is no power for the cooling jackets on the wine tanks. >> reporter: the mayor of calistoga isn't happy. >> our restaurants have food spoilage, our hotels aren't able to accommodate guests as they normally would. >> reporter: the mayor says he understands the need to shut down the power there were 50-mile-an-hour winds through town last night. but for most of the day the wind was down and the power still off. >> there h

saint helena 77-miles-per-hour gusts so far. we could get gusts above 60 miles per hour on hilltops in the north bay around one thousand to 2,000 feet around 3:00 a.m. to 6:00 a.m. in the morning. >> wow. that with the low humidity. that's what has everyone so worried. all right, rob, thank you so much. >>> still to come, a man awarded hundreds of millions of dollarses in a landmark trial might not get that money. the twist that could take place in the case against monsanto. >>> plus when the saints go marching in. it happened today. pope francis canonizing seven people today. we've got a look at those who received sainthood as the church battles controversy. california's public schools rank 44th in the nation. 44th. i'm marshall tuck, i'm a public-school parent, and i know we can do better. in the public schools i led, we got more funding into our classrooms, supported our teachers, and we raised graduation rates by 60%. that's why president obama's education secretary endorses me. we've done it before. now, let's do it for eve

saint helena, 62-mile-per-hour gusts. it's been isolated and for the east bay hills under this warning until 9:00 a.m. on wednesday. i am seeing less wind in the forecast the next couple days. the main reason why, the low pressure that helped bring some of the wind to the hills is starting to move to the east. we'll be able to say good-bye t. as you move right into your wednesday morning with a little bit of that dry air still lingering around, we don't see much in the way of cloud cover. temps in the 50s from the south bay to the tri valley. also starting off with 50s for san francisco and the east bay. if you have anything to do with the kids tomorrow, with the costumes at school, you have a great start no matter where are you across the bay area. by the afternoon, things will be heating up. 70s and 80s across the south bay. 83 in gilroy, 80 in east san jose. 77 in los gatos. across contra costa, alameda counties, less in the way of wind, but still warm low 80s for the inland valleys. oakland up to 74. near the coastlin

saint helena up to 62 miles per hour. oakland hills at 32. but most of us experienced little to no wind down at the surface. it's just the way this thing is unfoldin unfoldi unfolding. san jose with 16 miles per hour today. red flag warning in the hills, gusts ranging 20-40 miles per hour. that will go until 9:00 a.m. tomorrow. and also for the eastern hills of the south bay. the other component has been the very low humidity. this afternoon, it's been in the teens. as we head through tonight you can see all the orange through the north and east bay. that's humidity will stay bel 3 below 30%. watch as we advance this. you'll see more of a green color. and that's moisture starting to make its way in thiby 9:00 p.m. halloween. we'll take a look at your temperatures and your halloween forecast in about 15 minutes. >>> contra costa fire took these pictures. they staffed the department with more ground crews, fire engines and bulldozers. they want to be ready in case something does braeak out. >>> students at cal are warned to be on the lookout af

helena 72 miles per hour. mt. diablo 62. imagine that. winds just howling during the overnight hours and that's the reason why once again we have those critically high fire conditions. in orinda the winds gusting at about 45. yountville 37, and napa 35-mile-per-hour winds. as you get ready to head out, we have some of those warmer temperatures as the wind rushes over the hills, it dries out, and it warms up, so right now we're starting out with temperatures in the low to mid-60s, as you get ready to head out. not as windy in the south bay and the temperature at 51. if you're on your way out to the dublin b.a.r.t. station, it will be 51 degrees, and headed into the mid-70s by noon today with our south bay temperatures reaching into the low 80s for the afternoon. and that's where we take a look out the window. we see clear skies. as you're getting dressed, you need a jacket for the early morning, but it's going to be heating up, so short sleeves definitely needed. so the rest of the week is going to be pretty much like this, but not as wind

while in helena, montana, we learned about jeannette rankin became the first woman elected in congress in 1916. >> we are in the montana historical society in the state archives. the archives are one of three programs that make up the research center here. today we are talking about jeanette rankin. she was a woman from montana, mozilla, born in 1880. her claim to fame is she was the first woman elected to the u.s. congress. that was in 1816. she was elected again in 1939 before world war ii. termsrved two different with years between them. in to, she came with a bit of fanfare. there was a honeymoon in which she was given a standing ovation. it was a very positive time for her. that ended, however, when she voted no four u.s. entry into world war i. this is a letter from anna garland spencer from pennsylvania. she talks about how difficult it must have been, being the first woman in congress. and being the first one to have to say no. it would have been better and easier if two or more women had been inaugurating elements of our sex then there would not have been an agreement between

helena lee reports from salisbury.d after yesterday's hammer attack in the cathedral‘s chapterhouse. it happened just before 5pm yesterday afternoon. visitors watched on as a man went up to the glass with a hammer and began to smash it, triggering the alarm. the man then tried to leave the cathedral through the cloisters here with a hammer in his hand but, when he got outside, staff grabbed onto him and held him until the police arrived. the manuscript, which is more than 800 years old, was saved from being damaged by a second layer of glass. the dean of salisbury says he is shocked by the incident, and has praised the staff who restrained the man. i am very saddened that an artefact which is of relevance to the whole world, notjust salisbury, should have been attacked in this way, but i am very relieved that no one was hurt, that magna carta is undamaged. the magna carta at salisbury cathedral is one of four originals to have survived. the document is a charter of rights agreed by king john in 1215, considered to be o

helena, still gusts up to 40 miles per hour. so watching that very closely for you that red flag warning extended until 11 a.m. for the north bay, east bay hill sts up to les nds decrease tough the good. ytve, mperatures in the 40s and 50s. so fog-free morning for us as north winds continue. sunny and warm up to 10 degrees warmer than average. and tonight's forecast clear and cool. we'll take you through not only the next 24 hours but farther than that through the week on futurecast coming up in just a bit. michelle? >> mary, thank you. >>> today the city of pittsburgh, pennsylvania will say a final farewell to three more people killed in the mass shooting at a synagogue. services are scheduled at the tree of life temple for an irving younger. yesterday, four of the 11 victims were honored. dr. jerry rabinowitz, da dav ce and david were remembered. >> i have seen t describe what's happened. jerry was a very, very special man. >> shortly after the funerals, president trump and the first lady visited the squirrel hill neighborhood

so business is no helena and she's looking at the future of diesel in germany that's right the future of diesel potentially decided last night six hours of late night talks and wrangling. a deal has been reached germany's governing coalition has agreed on a plan to prevent diesel powered vehicles from being banned in the country's most polluted cities details all to be released later and are expected to cash incentives to replace older models as well as retrofit calls for adoption in diesel pollution ramps up in the wake of the diesel a crisis when it's emerged that a number of german car makers were producing vehicles which pumped out emissions well above legal levels chancellor angela merkel probably hadn't counted on a meeting that would go on into the night she and transport minister and today i show you how to aim to avoid new bans on diesel cars but it took more than six hours before the three coalition partners were able to agree on a compromise so far they've revealed little about its contents but it does seem merkel got her way the concept is reportedly intended to stop citie

helena lee reports from salisbury.ta, damaged after yesterday's hammer attack in the cathedral‘s chapterhouse. it happened just before 5pm yesterday afternoon. visitors watched on as a man went up to the glass with a hammer and began to smash it, triggering the alarm. the man then tried to leave the cathedral through the cloisters here with a hammer in his hand but, when he got outside, staff grabbed onto him and held him until the police arrived. the manuscript, which is more than 800 years old, was saved from being damaged by a second layer of glass. the dean of salisbury says he is shocked by the incident, and has praised the staff who restrained the man. i am very saddened that an artefact which is of relevance to the whole world, notjust salisbury, should have been attacked in this way, but i am very relieved that no one was hurt, that magna carta is undamaged. the magna carta at salisbury cathedral is one of four originals to have survived. the document is a charter of rights agreed by king john in 1215, consider

helena gusts up to 73 miles per hour, mt. diablo close to 60 miles per hour and 2,000 to 3,000 feet gusts of 40 to 50 miles per hour. we have wind advisories up for today into tomorrow and notice the numbers, 50s and 60s for now. bayside as the north winds and offshore breezes continue throughout the day. looking at 70s and 80s. but with that, high fire dangers, we'll see gusts staying strong in the hills through the day today and the areas outlined in red, elevations above 1,000 feet in the bay area hills, red flag warning through monday. we'll have a closer look at the hour-by-hour wind speeds and some other changes ahead in your weekend forecast coming up in about 12 minutes. >> very scary, seeing all that red, rob, thanks. >>> new this morning, new information about palo alto's dr. christine blasey ford, after the man she accused of sexually assaulting her becomes a supreme court justice. justice brett kavanaugh was confirmed yesterday by one of the slimmest margins in history. the fight over his confirmation has further

helena lee reports from salisbury.ay's hammer attack in the cathedral‘s chapterhouse. it happened just before 5pm yesterday afternoon. visitors watched on as a man went up to the glass with a hammer and began to smash it, triggering the alarm. the man then tried to leave the cathedral through the cloisters here with a hammer in his hand but, when he got outside, staff grabbed onto him and held him until the police arrived. the manuscript, which is more than 800 years old, was saved from being damaged by a second layer of glass. the dean of salisbury says he is shocked by the incident, and has praised the staff who restrained the man. i am very saddened that an artefact which is of relevance to the whole world, notjust salisbury, should have been attacked in this way, but i am very relieved that no one was hurt, that magna carta is undamaged. the magna carta at salisbury cathedral is one of four originals to have survived. the document is a charter of rights agreed by king john in 1215, considered to be one of britain's

helena and downtown st. helena, they did have power this morning. there are certain areas that have had it restored. pg&e says that for the majority of the six counties that they shut off the power, the crews have to inspect each and every single line. that could take pretty much all day. there are possibilities that some areas will not have the power returning until tuesday. calistoga, leigh martinez, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> proactive steps in hopes of preventing wildfires. the contra costa county district uses a tactic called pre-positioning when the fire equipment and firefighters are sent to the heirs with the highest fire risk that way if a fire breaks out, crews will be able to get there quickly. >> pre-position them near the fire so that they are ahead of the fire instead of using the system that we have relied on in the state which is waiting for the fire to start. >> firefighters use weather forecasting along with scientific advances in firefighting to get an idea of where the fire could start. >>> president trump and the first lady are in flo

helena.hat is very dry air spilling in from landon coming in across over to the coast. that is sunshine for everybody today and warm temperatures, not recordbreaker us. they will be well above average. the temperatures are in the 70s and 80s for most. a nice fall day. tomorrow, anything changing. 18 he brought that -- a little bit. the rest of the week is quiet. >>> one time retail giant filing for bankruptcy. the changes coming up for sears as it cannot make $134 million debt payment. ♪ ♪ ♪ connecting people... ...uniting the world. ♪♪ >>> welcome back. another big weekend at the box office for the movie venom. >> not completely awful. >> no idea how much you are scaring me. >> you might survive. >> then emma brought in another $35 million in the second week in theaters and the movie is approaching $400 million in global ticket sales. a big portion of the film was shot in san francisco at the start of the year. >>> a star is born remained in the second spot and brought in $28 million in sale

helena joins me now and she's got more on the nobel economics prize helena that's right amrita the nobel economics prize is going to two americans in the top is very current indeed to now governments continuously encourage us to spend economies strive to grow we all have to be more productive but at what cost to the world we live it this next next pair of economist has won the owner in quite a bit of cash for research linking economic growth and global warming awarding the prize to william nordhaus and paul romer the nobel committee said it was honoring two economists who've been tackling the most urgent questions of our age climate change and sustainable economic growth this year's laureates provide us with tools that are crucial for understanding how the economy interacts with nature and with knowledge and which policies help generate sustained and sustainable long term economic growth. william de nordhaus is a professor at yale university and an expert on environment and climate economics you combines economics with natural sciences to show how the economy changes the climate even as

you can also find us on facebook photos on twitter d w on the school business i'm there as well at helena c. humphrey is my handle plenty more news coming up at the top of the hour right now here's a look at the global markets. more than sixty suicides in the french police force last year and. officers face a constant battle against public hospital of overwork and above all the dangers of terrorism. many feel abandoned by their government. can come to mean of the french probably. next on d w. enter the conflict zone. the last few months or weighed heavily on the german government's the coalition almost fell upon it's been violence and hate she's on the streets of germany my guest this week is david mcallister chair of the foreign affairs committee of the european economies and the former regional prime minister in germany is hungry a muckle on the way out conflicts of in sixty minutes p.w. . they make a commitment. they find solutions. they inspire. africa on the move. stories of both people making a difference shaping their nation. and their continent of africa on the move the stories ab

that's coming right up with helena humphries. i'm not laughing at well because sometimes i am but most are loving with that even germany thinks deep into the german culture up here you don't seem to get this grandmother you go it's all that who they know i'm rachel join me to meet the japanese monkey to host. time for an upgrade. our furniture that grows on buying. a house with no room. for design highlights you can make yourself. known stoops and tricks that will turn your home and special. upgrade yourself with g.w.s. interior design channel on you tube. it's a good day for canada says prime minister justin trudeau off to the country agree to join a trade deal with the u.s. and mexico the us mexico canada agreement to set your place what used to be known as a now. and crisis averted for now coffee years of turmoil german steel giantess and coke splits into names a new c.e.o. will be talking to him on the program. this is your biz. this update i'm headed home free in berlin thanks for joining me the united states and canada have

this is ocea ns you might miss a start, this is oceans eight, it's got an all—star cast, you've got helenacarter, sandra bullock, and hathaway, they've performed a heist at the very fashionable met gala, the double—cross is really enjoyable. it's good old—fashioned caperfun enjoyable. it's good old—fashioned caper fun from hollywood with a female twist. the cast are all very good, it's very slick and very funny. it shouldn't be seen as anything more than that. people say there wasn't any jeopardy, anything more than that. people say there wasn't anyjeopardy, it's all about costumes, outfits and laughs. thank you so much for being with us this week. thank you so much for watching, and goodbye from us. it's starting to feel colder and colder out there, the forecast cold snapis colder out there, the forecast cold snap is upon us and temperatures plummeting across the uk. the wind is particularly noticeable in the course of tomorrow. particularly around the north. if you look at the satellite images, you can see the motion of the cloud there, from the north all the way to the arctic. and in th

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helena bonham carter, sandra bullock and anne hathaway.t the very fashionable met gala, the heist of a very valuable necklace, and the double—cross. i thought this was a really enjoyable, good old—fashioned sort of caper fun from hollywood, but with a female twist because of the female cast, i think they were all very good. it's very slick and it's often very funny as well. and it really shouldn't be seen as anything more than that. somebody said, "it wasn't very, it was a very dangerous, "there wasn't much jeopardy." it's a lot of costumes, a lot of good outfits, and a lot of laughs. yeah. all right, jason. thank you so much for being with us this week. thank you. and that is it for this week, though. thank you so much for watching and goodbye from us. hello. in the space ofjust a few days, we went from balmy weather to biting northerlies. in the week ahead, some very dramatic changes to come, too. we start off fairly calm before something a bit chilly, milder midweek and then potentially stormy by friday. here we are first thing on monda

while in helena montana, we learned about jeanette rankin, who became the first woman elected to congress. we are in the montana historical society in the state archives. the archives

helena at 70 miles an hour, mount diablo and 62.ear middletown in lake county a little bit over 60 miles an hour. mount cam reported 34. oakland hills reported 37. windy and dry one and a warm one. speaking of warm, we are 10 degrees warmer than we were yesterday. i have a look at that for you and the extended forecast coming up. >>> rosemary, thank you. we are staying on top of news out of san jose. highway 101 is shut down. this is not the scene but the salesforce transit center and fremont street is reopen. back to the developing news in the south bay. 101 shut down in the area broke palm road. this happened after a pickup truck slammed into a caltrans truck on southbound 101 and the caltrans truck was trailing a highway sweeper. the driver of the white truck that hit the caltrans truck died in the accident. take a look now at the resulting back up. 101 southbound is closed north of broke all road and traffic is being diverted instead to southbound 87. we talked with the chp half- hour ago ago and they could not give us an estima

saint helena had a wind gust of 68 miles per hour. mt. diablo 58 miles the single digits, so that's the reason why the national weather service has extended this red flag warning for elevations above 1,000 feet. be mindful no burning or be careful with any sparks around the bay area. as the sun rises, we have cool temperatures and all clear skies. live look outside in dublin, as we approach sunrise this morning, and maybe you're on your way out the door to the pleasant hill b.a.r.t. station, only in the upper 40s, so you do need a warm jacket, but then we go from needing a jacket to just peeling off the layers as our temperatures go up into the mid-70s today. getting the kids up and ready for school, maybe they'll be wearing their costumes today. as you're walking tosc a more comfortable as our te sts we have the at may need a hat and a warm jacket and later on today, short sleeves and shorts. we have a wide range in get a very dry offshore wind flow. so the climate prediction center is saying that for the month of november, as we look fo

helena, 68 miles, mt. diablo 58, vacaville, oakland hills, 32, sfo, 24. thankfully we are watching the winds ease and they will continue as we head through the rest of the day.>>> satellite and radar, the ridge of high pressure in control, that continues as we go through today and over the next few days, turest, clear skies as we head through the rest of your halloween, and we will continue to see clear skies as we go through the rest of the week.>>> taking it through the week, the ridge is a stubborn high-pressure system, it doesn't budge and move it all, areas of low pressure bringing a lot of rain to the pacific northwest, not for us at all, not getting a drop because of the blocking ridge of high pressure. arson sit at 6:11 pm, sunrise at 7:35 am, and are highs today above average, as much as 10 degrees warmer than average. fo 77 in redwood city, 76 in fremont, and 78 for san jose.>>> the trick-or-treat forecast, mostly clear, 50s and 60s, and cool after the ts. daytime highs tomorrow, the warmer day out of the week for tomorrow, still above average b

back now with breaking news out of millbrae, el camino real between millwood drive and sent to helena avenue are close due to a police investigation. sky fox is overhead the scene right now. you can see a couple of cars there, police vehicles it looks like in the roadway. officials say san mateo county sheriff deputies were involved in a critical incident and there is an ongoing investigation. chef officials say this was not a shooting. but we are looking -- working to learn more exactly what is going on here. el camino real between millwood drive and sent to helena avenue are close due to that police investigation. we are keeping an eye on things we will update you when we have more information. >>> the puck drops in san jose, the sharks regular season opener . >> sharks fans have high hopes for the new season. we are live with more, scott. >> reporter: it is hard to believe it has been five months of the sharks second round playoff exit to the vegas goal tonight. they are back a new team, new season. of course a new street rally. because that's what they do here in san jose for all

helena. we had winds gusting to 50 miles an hour upon mount diablo. and, you can see some of the numbers there. pretty significant wind gusts, especially up in the mount st. helena area. so, just know that the winds tonight, not anticipating that gusty. it should it will still be breezy. the red fl not as gusty. at least that's what the models are saying. as you look at highs from today, you can see there they are. highs tomorrow will be about the same. i think we will see a few low 80s, but not a heat wave. it's not really about a heat wave, but more about the winds, at higher elevation. and, even the low communities which we are seeing as well. so, there is a ridge of high pressure. you see it arcing over the top. there is no rain. i'm not seeing rain anywhere in the long-range models which is a drive because it would be nice to look down and stare at the barrel of some rain. there is the jetstream right there. where the jetstream is where the rain is. the jetstream is not where we are, so that's not where the rain is. current temperatures, 74 in co

helena. including areas around concord, oakland, berkeley hills, pleasantville, and dublin. this next map is going to show something else that we follow. wind is a key thing and the second thing is humidity. you can see all this green here tonight. watch what happens as i advance. this you will see this red area surge in the east bay and the north bay. that humidity value is below 15%. the closer humidity gets the faster fire sparks. we'll talk more about what you can do, some tips and what is ahead in the forecast coming up at 5:19. >>> the concern for many people in the north bay isn't just the fire, it is the power. mark matthews joins us in the hills above napa. >> reporter: not a breath of wind at this moment in the hills east of napa. and no plans from pg&e to cut the power like they did two weeks ago. >> people left. so the whole week was dead. >> reporter: the owner of asuza shoes told me there is not much to do when the town goes dark. >> who wants to stay for a day and not shop, not eat, not have power. >> reporter: the mayor of calistoga declined to go on camera.

helena had the highest at 52 bad. month 1042, altamont pass 40 and oakland hills 25-40 degrees. there is a northe at 22% and we have this northerly breeze that is not changing anytime soon. 30s, 40s, 50s and 60. 39 at the lakefront in livermore 54 in tracy 57. 51 half moon bay and 50s for most here. east bay temperatures 61 and 43 by walnut creek and along the 680 corridor 41 dan bell and also el cerrito is at 55. there are interesting swings here. 49 out of monterey and rain in the pacific northwest and there is no sign of anything except for a few high clouds, temperatures, 50s and what about tomorrow? i don't think they will be much change tomorrow it all and we ard temperatures stay it's reod and we need rain. there is nothing in the 10 day extended forecast. >>> 4:22 a.m. is the time now. students, parents and teachers at a marin county school are mourning the death of a teacher who rode her bike. >>> the 49 host the readers right here on "ktvu fox" two and why the 49ers starting quarterback may stay on the bench. >>> welcome back to bre another championship parade in red s

helena you're getting pretty high up there in elevation. all good to go and warm early in clear and mild conditions and goes off quick. they will not be e as far y bre peak and you can see humidity 19% and we have dry air in place even out around big rock -- big rock near novato with 21 percent humidity. 30s, 40s, 50s and 60s. 5844 and low 60s around pittsburgh and fairfield and rio vista and concord is these 31 degrees from santa cruz into the santa cruz mountains and 40s and 50s has dipped to 43 and if you want rain you have to go north in seattle and portland getting rain and we are not getting any rain. we are getting high clouds and that's it otherwise it's a dry pattern and the temperatures are 60-70 with a northerly breeze. 80s will pop up and they will settle in and we will see more from north to south we are warming up and that means much warmer conditions and there is not much change. dave? >> our time is 4:51 a.m. some people waiting until the last minute to get a halloween costume. when we come back we need the people still look

in napa pope valley and lake berryessa, pope valley and st. helena in napa county; and unincorporatedstern areas of sonoma county. (jr) (jr) an update now on the high speed chase in bodega bay that ended when a patrol car crashed into a home and set it on fire. it all began around five a-m on sunday when sheriff deputies tried to pull over two suspcious vehicles.... during the chase a deputy lost control around a curve and crashed into the home. the three people inside are safe...one deputy suffered serious injuries. state park rangers found one of the cars abandoned with two stolen generators...the other car was stopped in santa rosa. christopher moore of santa rosa and anthony scott stone of vallejo have been arrested. (grant) in the east bay... police in antioch are warning people about a recent spike in purse thefts. officers say the thieves are targeting cars parked outside stores... but they are also targeting cars that are stopped at intersections... while the drivers are inside. the crooks run up to the car, smash the window, and grab the victim's purse on the passengers seat.

helena, wind gusts at 72 miles per hour. just unbelievable to hear some of those wind gusts and see the reports there. and to know that during the overnight hours, we still had those winds really howling at some points. and even around napa and yountville, the wind speeds peaking at 37 miles per hour. the humidity has dropped down to about 5 to 6% in parts of lake and mendocino counties. and that's the reason we do still have the red flag warning, but will be allowed to expire as the winds weaken. but we do still have some very low humidity, some breezy winds and a lot of dry fuels out there. so you do have to be careful with any sparks or flames. and we're recommending you don't burn anything as we go throughout the day. only a little bit of recovery as we go into tonight, meaning humidity levels going back up. it's still going to be critically dry in some of those areas, and we'll still have to watch out for the wildfire potential. but once again, the national weather service just said they are going to allow this to expir

helena at 62 miles per hour. low humidity and some breezy winds. getting you out the door in willow glen, we will have some wool temperatures, only in the upper 40s, and heading into the mid-60s by noon. i'll have a look at that halloween forecast coming uphec. thank you, kari. 4:4. >>> a man caught on video with bingham boarded a train .t.tric during the monday evening commute and started waving the chainsaws around. he was arrested at the merritt station in oakland. the passenger who recorded the video said she was stunned and couldn't believe her eyes. >> he's trying to start it and he's like making all these noises, talking about texas chainsaw massacre, and talking about he's b.a.r.t. massacrer. >> that's frightening. bingham is facing several charges inclung threatening to >>> the plan to transform cupertino's runned down shopping mall faces a potential new hurdle. vote demolition began earlier this month and councilmembers are finalizing plans for a future housing and shopping complex. opponents announcing they collected enough signatures fo

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helena. driving around, we are now into the 21st hour of the deliberate outage. thousands of pg&e customers remain off-line but, pg&e says 70% should be back on by midnight in wine country. san marino hospital is a critical facility within the area that pg&e shot off. the shut off came about 8:00 last night. pg&e trouble crews are starting up the hospital to eyeball inspect each and every line and piece of equipment leading to it, whether on foot, in vehicles, or in helicopters and steep terrain. this is happening right now on hundreds, if not thousands, of powerlines. >> so, there is not a tree on the line or there could have been debris that had fallen on the line. there could have been some equipment that was damaged. we need to make sure that equipment is repaired, the line is are clear and it's safe to >> the hospital told us that be permanent generator system it happened to hire a backup generating system. nevertheless, the number of appointments and critical procedures were rescheduled for safety. the hospital was where oh where -- well aware that a shot o

the mass wind gusts and impressive strong winds out there, 62 mile- per-hour winds at mount saint helena, 53 mile wind gusts at mount diablo. we continue to see it is strong wind headed through the rest of the afternoon tonight into tomorrow morning. red warning in effect now until tomorrow morning for the north bay and east bay hills. sustained wind at 20 to 30 miles per hour and lower humidity values, and we will continue to watch the relative humidity values drop as we go through the day. wind right now is 12 miles per hour in half moon bay. 14 for san rafael. as we had through tonight, we will see the wind picked up. we are not done yet with the very strong wind, dry, gusty offshore wind. low relative humidity values so extreme fire danger. we will talk about when we will see the wind ease and when the high fire danger not as bad as what we are seeing now. we'll also talk about the rest of the work week ahead, coming up.>>> as of right now, pg&e says it will not shut off electricity to customers in high risk areas at up fermented of measure. -- at a preventative measure. >>> this jus

helena at 55 mile per hour gusts. there strong winds in the higher elevations. and as we go through the day above average temperatures and an extreme fire danger with the red flag warningto drgusty let's talk about that warning in effect until to 60 miles per this is a satellite view. we are looking at offshore wind and that is a dry and warm air. as we go through the day, looking at plenty of sunshine and it will continue over the next few days so, it is sunny and warm and taking it for the week an area of low pressure will bring the rain they have dispensing storm after storm we aren't going to see anything. so dry conditions continue and daytime highs today are warmer compared yesterday. 75 in oakland. a daytime high of 73 in fremont and 75 for san jose here is that forecast. definitely warming up today,moow owthroh thursday. still warm with above average temperatures as we go throfrid and that halloween forecast for trick-or-treaters, ghostly cool. deanna? >>> right now we start up breaking traffic news where they had issued a traffic alert at the dublin int

helena. >> there's a greater supply of oxygen to a fire on a windy day than a still day. think of a blow torch. >> and another example of just how dry it is out here, this is the brush out here all over these hills, firefighters say any fire out here would spread quickly. live in mt. diablo, kpix.com, kpix 5. >> we've seen a lot of disturbing things on bart. this is a new one. he didn't get far once he got off the train. 47-year-old patrick bingham was arrested in oakland. juliette goodrich is there now with new details including the suspect's threats to fellow riders. juliette? >> reporter: the chain saw wielding suspect was arrested here at the lake merritt station. bart has never seen anything like this before. i'm referring to this man wielding two chain saws, threatening passengers on the bart train. >> i thought it was serious and that is why i started recording. >> reporter: this video was posted on twitter by a passenger. >> he did say a couple of things. he said it's the texas chain saw massacre and then he says i'm the bart massacre like he would say something o

helena or yountville. that is how tomorrow goes in here is your temperature footprint. it might as well be friday, saturday and sunday. this is the pattering you want. we want to see this around this time of year. last week and we got into that sunday night with the wins in the mountain up to 70 miles per hour coming from the north to northeast. we want to avoid that. forecast ties tomorrow and here is your 5-day forecast. is going to be very similar each day but nothing extreme. this is the time of year when extreme thing happens especially in terms of offshore winds. saturday should be your warmest day. it will be cooler on monday. >>> a natural gas leak is pumping an evacuation in bay point. authority say there is an underground leak near poinsettia avenue. those in the immediate area should go to calvary temple church or the pittsburgh barge station. in involves a chevron pipeline that runs along railroad tracks. >>> the great horned owl has been rescued after becoming entangled in kite string. the owl was hanging by her wing, suspended by two trees on monday. she m