nearly 92 square miles. almost twice the square footage of san francisco and in terms of population, the fourth largest city in the bay area. it's also relatively new, it wasn't officially formed until 1956, more than 100 years after san jose. when five separate towns, centerville, niles, mission san jose, warm springs and irvington merged into one. that said, life has been there for years. seriously. fremont made headlines a few years back when a trove of ice age fossils and extinct years os unearthed by a construction crew working in the city. decades earlier, in the 1940s, a group of young boys found similar fossils. today, fremont is known for a few reasons. one, it's extraordinarily diverse. it has the country's largest afghan population, and, second, it is the hub for tech manufacturing. it's where apple made its first mac commuters and where tesla has its main factory. but as some film buffs might tell you, it's known for something else. several silent movies were al filmed in fremont in the early 190

fairfield a gust of 41 miles per hour . concord, 26 miles per hour . as we show you more reports here. sfo northwest at 16 but san jose only a wind around 12 miles per hour . here is a live camera you can see looking toward the bay and there is still a bit of a breeze here with wind above at 20 miles per hour . today, strong northerly wind for the hills in the north bay hilsman east bay hills we have that red flag warning in place. if you go up in elevation above 4000 feet you can a gust may be topping 50 miles per hour . in the sierra. snowfall is toward south lake tahoe so this in place of a 7500 feet. possibly 2-4 inches. this advisory until 7:00 this evening. here's the area of low pressure heading towards southern california. we have the rainfall there and of snow out toward the sierra. this high go, the pressure difference, this area of low pressure and a's high offshore is setting up that wind event all day today. this is wednesday at 5 pm into tonight. you see those brighter colors indicating the stronger windspeed and then we will scale back o

we need an example like the last mile that the hoosiers provide. feel like it's easy to fall into the environment around me but as long as you have something like the last mile and you are grounded and you are humble and you are on goal, your only goal is to become a better person and make it home, i advise a lot of people to work on their selves and work their inner self because you came in here is yourself and you are leaving on here as yourself but a better person and that's what we came here to do. >> laura: what was the hardest thing being inherent besides i was sleeping away from your family and your friends? >> the hardest thing for me was forgiveness. forgiveness for myself, i believe. if i don't forgive myself, i will always be stuck in the past and i can't begin a new journey without letting go of the past and starting a better future like this. >> laura: what is the biggest misconception that people on the outside have of women on the inside? from what you've experienced? >> the biggest misconception for me would be that they believe tha

tell us how you started this thing called the last mile, why we call it the last mile, and where it began>> it began about ten years ago. i run a venture capital firm in san francisco and a friend of mine was doing some tutoring to some men inside san quentin prison and she said that a lot of the men were asking her about business and questions about starting a business and so forth and she said i can't answer your question but i know somebody who might be able to and she asked me to come in and talk to the men and my initial reaction was no, why would i want to do that? i don't have time to do that and you know, i don't think they are even going understand what i'm talking about, but she was pretty persistent so one night i went in and i spoke to a group of men, about 50 men, and i was supposed to speak for about 30 minutes. i got in there and it turned into not a presentation but a conversation, and they had so many great questions, they were hit handing me business plans and that 30 minutes turned in the three hours, and it was probably one of the most engaged groups that have ever spo

morgan: again, my response to that is every mile of wall that's being built is a new mile of wall. reporter: but just for a breakdown, how many miles formerly existed that have now been renovated or replaced and how many miles new where nothing existed? mr. morgan: the 78 miles that have been built have been built where there was an existing form of barrier. we just started breaking ground in r.g.v. where we're building miles of new wall where there has been no structure there at all. reporter: so that's just now starting, the construction of new wall. mr. morgan: that's correct. reporter: thank you. reporter: last time you said that land acquisition was one of the things making it challenging. can you give us an update on your efforts to acquire land and the challenges you're facing? mr. morgan: land acquisition is going to continue to be a challenge. i'll give you an example. you could have a mile of land on the southwest board where are it goes back in time and could you have multiple owners. from 10 to 100 owners that have a piece of that land. sometimes the records go way back

mylan recorder san jose across the south bay, records mile at hayward mile oakland a half mile for santa rosa in napa this morning. we are 85 seconds at 11:08 a.m. one second for each person who died. one building left standing in paradise has become a symbol of the resilience of the town. the only place you can find a hot dish in town. the owners, husband-and-wife are determined to stay open and support the community. >> >> the best thai food in the county. >> we are not just giving up. the community is still here. the owners are working around the unsafe water supply so they teamed up with other businesses and purchased a water tank to store 2000 gallons of water every month. >>> we are getting new information in from iran right now. 5.9 magnitude earthquake injuring 330 people a lot came and people were frantically trying to escape for some of these buildings as you can see a lot of destruction, 30 homes right now, northwest iran, about 250 miles from the capital . they're still dealing with aftershocks, about 40 since the earthquake hit about 12 hours ago. back to you. >>> a pair of

concord was down to a quarter mile now it's 4 miles.ck fog a mile away. highway 1, three quarters of a mile. san carlos at 2 and palo alto reporting at 7 a.m. and san hose hose is down to one mile. they were at 10 and now at 1 mile even down to the santa clara valley. foggy morning and hazy. only patchy fog by the weekend. sunny and warm, any rain? not looking good. only if you trust the gfs and if you do, you're a better fan than me because it shows rain on the 16th. that's the only forecast model that does that. it will probably be wrong. you never know sometimes it has a way of sneaking in but doesn't look promising. foggy and maybe even a little morning mist. morning drizzle like yesterday. sunny and once we get through it. 62 coming up in a second but most locations are well above. 62, 50 which is below the average for san francisco, 65 and 51. if you're in san francisco you will say my goodness it's colder, you're right. monday was 71, tuesday 64 and the high yesterday was only 60. yes, it is plunging due to the fog bank. 40s, 50s

visabilities at one mile. hayward is at a half mile san jose is at a mile.isibility. 680 and mather airport are at a half mile. they are all zero visibility. this is a very foggy morning. we have no rain in sight, and then something will get here but not for about seven or 10 days. most locations are above san francisco's forecast we are 49 degrees and fairfield is 49. i think fog came they are 39 before. fog will be with us and after that hazy sunshine and the day will not last long but everything goes up and over the ridge of high pressure. we have strong hi blocking everything and there will be some really cold temperatures impacting most of the country but not for us. enjoy it while you can, and we have 50s to the 70s. fog and it has been the main story with the commute and weather and i want to show you the approach from this bridge. it is a little bit easier to drive when the sun comes up because it is not dark. it is still very foggy along the east shore freeway, a 38 minute drive to the bay and when you get over to the macarthur maze, there is anothe

less than quarter-mile . in areas over oakland quarter-mile visibility. a view of the widespread cloud cover over our north bay and if i go into the central self-pay you can see it here as well. let's check in on visibility where it will fluctuate over the next few hours or so. take a look. over the northbay we have quarter-mile visibility. that dark shade of gray stretching toward the coast indicates we have dense fog there as well. have mild visibility over san francisco, oakland, the airport reporting quarter-mile. san jose reporting one-mile. a lot of fog this morning. i will burn away. mostly sunny skies this afternoon. in addition to that it is a chilly one. 42 degrees to start the morning in santa rosa. low 40s in concord. 40s and 50s round the bay. 51 in oakland. 48 degrees right now at half moon bay. concord expected to get about 76 for your afternoon. it will take a while as we struggle to the morning hours. your lunchtime feeling pretty good. notice how we people write about 3:00 in the afternoon during the summer months we typically keep right

miles away, windows shattering, homes shaking. >>> rudy's secret deals? new reports tonight that as rudy giuliani was investigating the bidens for president trump, he was also trying to cut deals ni money for himself. >>> road rage attack. caught on camera. a couple on the phone with police, pleading with t while getting hit. >> i got a kid! >> that driver then plowing into a motorcycle rider. >>> break in the case. the marine desserter, wanted for murder, in custody tonight after a massive manhunt. arrested at the same home where he allegedly killed his mother's boyfriend. >>> and your money. black friday nearly here. tonight, the deals to know about. major markdowns on tvs and computers. and the insider apps for the best deals. >>> good evening, thank you for joining us on a busy wednesday night. i'm tom llamas, in for david. and we begin tonight with two major storms hitting on the eve before thanksgiving. weather alerts from california to the northeast with millions of americans traveling for the holiday right now. bperago, tak hour right now. traffic

mylan recorder san jose across the south bay, records mile at hayward mile oakland a half mile for santaa in napa this morning. we are

still down to 11 miles per hour, but it does speed up once you get through, 22 miles per hour. as you approach the slowdown, looking at 33 miles per hour in that area. want to hop down over to hayward here. we have a three-car crash blocking the left two lanes on southbound 880 past whipple road. injuries have been reported here as well. emergency crews are on the way. speeds are down to 13 miles per hour. want to leave you now with a live look at san jose, 280 looking smooth there this morning. >> thank you. >>> "good morning america" is coming up at 7:00 here on abc 7. >> ginger szee has a live look t what's coming up on the show. >> nice to be with you. coming up on "gma," breaking news in that family tragedy in mexico. a suspect is now in custody in connection with the deadly ambush that killed nine americans and this morning we'll hear from the hero 13-year-old who saved his siblings walking 14 miles> ho weeld o family clear $11,000 in medical bills. >>> and after that little mermaid live performance last night, we have the behind the scenes moments that you didn't see. pl

ware down to 2 miles at half moon bay, a mile in oakland. quarter mile and dense fog in hayward as well as concord. a quarter mile for napa and santa rosa. be careful with the thick fog this morning. >> we'll stay high and dry and it is steering the storm track well to our north so we're looking at quiet conditions and dry over the next several days. in fact, as we head through next weekas well. that weather pattern really in place for us. hour by hour on futurecast we'll see the skies clearing for most of us with the cloudcover hanging around along the coast once again the for tomorrow as the ridge strengthens even more and moves closer to us, temperatures even warmer. so while we are locked in seasonal to above average temperatures, with dry conditions, check out the rest of the country. they are dealing with bitterly cold temperatures. these are highs. minneapolis, the high of just 27. minot 26. 31 in chicago for a high temperature. this cold air spilling even farther south into northern texas. so while we are dealing with just seasonal t

a huge plume of black smoke seen for miles. officials rushing to begin air quality checks. >> all the monitoring to date shows that our air quality is within the guidelines. there exists no danger to the public as a result of the plume thus far. >> reporter: authorities now warning people to stay away from debris scattered by the explosions as they try to determine what caused this disaster. >> we certainly don't want people touching it with their bare hands, et cetera, because it could be contaminated. >> three workers at the plant were injured, but they're already out of the hospital. officials are not giving any time line as to when the evacuations in the area will be lifted. >>> a fugitive marine wanted for murder has been arrested weeks after deserting his post at camp lejeune. 22-year-old michael brown was taken into custody after returning to the crime scene in southern virginia. he's accused of shooting his mother's boyfriend. at this point a motive remains unclear. >>> turning overseas this morning, anti-government pro

per hour and the gusts are stronger than 34 miles per hour. back in 1997, the iconic cat in the hat balloon got caught up in strong winds and hit a lamp post. four people before injured, including a woman who was in a coma for nearly a month. that incident launching these restrictions. tomorrow, the nypd will be measuring the winds along the parade route, making the call right before the parade starts. >> at the end of the day, public safety is paramount and we want everybody to enjoy the event. >> reporter: the balloons can go up as high as 55 feet, as low as ten feet. or if the winds are too tough, grounded altogether. >> all right, gio joins us now live from the parade route. we can see the balloons right there behind you. and gio, this is a big unknown. the decision to ground those balloons could be made before the parade and even during it? >> reporter: that's right, tom. it could actually be made at any moment tomorrow. now, thousands of officers, they're going to be out here tomorrow along that parade route and a whole lot of spectators

y miles de personas participan en la celebraciÓn del dÍa de las brujas en nueva york.o seguridad. comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. locutor: es su noticiero univisiÓn edición nocturna. con patricia y enrique. enrique: buenas noches. lo que ven a mis espaldas es el foco de incendio mÁs reciente. se trata del incendio marÍa. comenzÓ esta tarde en la comunidad de santa paula. muy cerca de los Ángeles, a una hora de distancia. y la no formula que hemos visto en todos los incendios forestales. fuertes vientos, los llamados vientos de santa ana. seguÍa, calor, y en cuestiÓn de minutos lo que vemos. un gran incendio forestal que avanza rÁpidamente y que amenaza a comunidades enteras. y esto es lo que ocurriÓ en san bernardino donde dulce pudo ver cÓmo las llamas arrasaron con varias viviendas el dÍa de hoy. dulce: los vientos huracanados han avivado una serie de incendios forestales en el sur de california. incluyendo los condado de san bernardino donde se han >> la pÉrdida para cada persona es muy grande. dulce: mÁs de 500 bomberos le hicieronfrente al incendio con mÚltiples hel

black diamond almost 30 miles per hour .good gusts and even in the valley we can see, look at napa airport. north at 33. fairfield, 37. red flag warning is out from this morning until tomorrow

here are the speeds. 9 miles per hour and 7 miles per hour. it's going to be slow. >> ouch. >> yeah. >> hello, b.a.r.t. hi, everybody. here's the visibility. the fog is thick along the coast. let me show you the wind patterns. you can see it's moving up the coast, down the coast, through the golden gate and also spreading southward into the bay. here's a look at it from mount tam. fingers of fog, whether they're rolling across sausalito, tiburon, belvedere through the golden gate and headed across the east bay. it's mild. 48 to 50. we'll stay around 58 around the coast. above average because of a sea breeze. let's go back to jobina. >> over at the live desk, we're waiting for the first public impeachment hearing to get under way in just about 30 minutes. this is a look inside the room now. you can see all the activity here. we watched lots of photographers and other people walk inside. things r. gare getting busy. william taylor, the top diplomat in ukraine talked about a concerted effort to use military aid to ukraine as leverage for politica

it shot up in the air about half a mile.t was-- it lit the whole place up. >> reporter: the impact blasted doors off hinges, shattered windows, and sent debris flying through the air. frightened homeowners scrambled for cover. >> it's like the whole house was shaking. kind of like a little mini- earthquake. >> reporter: three workers were treated for injuries. residents from four nearby towns were ordered to evacuate or shelter in place. the t.p.c. group plant produced chemicals like butadiene, which could damage nervous systems. authorities say the e.p.a. is monitoring air quality. >> we have taken at the moment, as best a defensive position as we possibly can in order to try to get everything initiated as cooling, isolate as much as we possibly can, so that we're not continuing to feed the source of the fire. >> reporter: we were right outside the burning chemical plant when that second explosion occurred. we saw it. we felt it. it was jarring. officials now say that the mandatory evacuation circle now covers a four-mile r

if we look at the speeds we're seeing 39 miles per hour, 29 miles per hour. the speeds are improving. they were very low earlier and injuries have been reported. that car that caught fire at that scene rolled over. so there's a lot of cleanup to do. in san jose we are also looking at a sig alert this is northbound 85 before union avenue. five cars involved in this crash. the two right lanes are blocked right now. speeds are down to 17 and 13 miles per hour. the backup extends further than three and a half miles. so please be aware if this is a part of your morning okconnected to wifi,on. protected from threats. thermostat - connected, protected. speaker, space vacuum... [ whispering ] connected, protected. shh. eh, this is not connected or protected. but, that's a family heirloom. and, it's a family security breach. it's gotta go. with xfinity xfi, if it's connected, it's protected. pull the truck around. simple. easy. awesome. get more out of your in-home wifi experience with xfinity internet and ask about enhanced network security for all your connected dev

up to 40 miles per hour. a slight chance, maybe showers as we head to next tuesday and also wednesday. we still need to learn more information on next monday. i don't want you do your shopping this weekend and then have the power out on monday. we will know more as we head through the next couple of days. >> we will listen. >> i had stuffing today. i'm just getting a jump on things. >> pumpkin pie, too? >>> a popular coffee house is closing multiple stores. it's part of a new business strategy. stay with us. my parents never taught me anything about managing money. the amount of student loan debt i have, i'm embarrassed to even say. we just decided we didn't want debt any longer. ♪ i didn't realize how easy investing could be. i'm picking companies that i believe in. ♪ i think sofi money is amazing. ♪ thank you sofi. sofi thank you, we love you. ♪ > >>>. >>> bart will hit the tracks january 1. this shows where the stations will be. they are going back on their word. they have been conducting dry runs. that's

santa rosa, we're down to a quarter of a mile visibility. san francisco, half a mile. jose, about a mile. look at areas like livermore and santa cruz. less than a quarter of a mile. so slow down, try to keep a good distance and keep both hands on the wheel. let's talk about that air quality. it could be earn healthy especially for sensitive groups. right now, we still have that high pressure that's sitting over the bay area dominating, keeping our temperatures above normal for this time of the year. so let's get right to your microclimate high. 77 degrees in morgan hill. we're typically supposed to be in the upper 60s, low 70s, but we've got upper 70s in through the tri valley. concord, 78. pittsburgh, 79. pleasanton, 78. oakland, 66 and hayward 68 degrees. through the peninsula, 70 for redwood city, 66 for san mateo. if you're hanging out in san francisco, westerly winds at 11 miles per hour. we will be keeping that fog in. we're only going to climb into the mid 60s, so it might be chilly. if you're heading into the city, pack a coat. you'll need it. >>> so let's talk

black diamond almost 30 miles per hour . pretty good gusts and even in the valley we can see, look at napa airport. north at 33. fairfield, 37. red flag warning is out from this morning until tomorrow morning at 7 am. highs today in the 60s unless you get a north wind and then will be in the 70s.  >>> right now we have traffic that will be busy if you are driving on 80 westbound and driving into the macarthur maze area. i can see traffic is slow there and also unconquered, highway 4, slow traffic. we do have a look at the commute on interstate 880 and there's no major issues on the peninsula. a little bit of slowly beginning to develop in the south bay commute. now it's 6:01 am let's go back to the desk. >>> we begin with developing news and east san jose were police are searching for a driver behind a deadly hit-and- run. the collision happened shortly after 10:00 last night at the intersection of alan rock and jackson avenue. the driver of a 1999 honda hid a tesla head on and then veered into another lane and hit a dodge

almost five miles back. we do not have an eta as to when the two lanes blocked will reopen. >> thanks. "good morning america" is coming up at 7:00 on abc7. >> ginger zee has a look at what's on the show this morning. >> congrats on your bomb cyclone, if you're going to be that windy you might as well set a record for all-time lowest pressure. not really congrats, i know it will cause issues. that's where we will start. with that holiday travel rush getting under way. today, 140 million people will face storm after storm after storm. i will track all of this for you. if you're traveling to chicago, that's another big problem. on thursday, we'll talk about the macy's balloons and their thresholds. that's l.a. in the picture there. that champion climber speaking out after her big fall at el capitan. it's one of the toughest climbs in the world, now we'll hear from the climbing partner who helped save her. you probably know him, the star of that oscar winning documentary "free solo." he's on "gma." and the black

two miles at half moon bay. one mile for the oakland airport.n to a quarter mile, dense fog in the north bay from santa rosa as well as for napa. be careful on the roadways. moderate air quality for today because of that smoke from the ranch fire burning. >>> collecting current r quality readings. moderate air quality for most of us although unhealthy for sensitive groups for ch oakland and for san jose this morning. as we head through the day, we are looking at high pressure staying put. that will be the case through the rest of the week and into next week as well. not a lot of change with that pattern. really locked in place for us. as we go through the day on futurecast taking you hour by hour. you can see the skies clearing for most except for the coast. this is stopping the clock at 4:00 p.m. then through tomorrow with at the ridge of high pressure strengthening more, temperatures even warmer with the above average temperature this time of year. also, a little bit less with that marine influence. for today, seasonal in san francisco. above

just at a mile. three miles up in napa. five miles over into the east bay.so that is a big improvement from oakland to hayward and down through san jose lookin pretty good even at the coast, 8 mile visibility. here is a look at our temperatures a little warmer this morning although with the moisture out there, certainly feels cold. 44 napa, 52 hayward looking at 49 in fremont and low 50s in san jose. temperatures anywhere from 2 to 4 degrees warmer than yesterday. remember yesterday we had that dense fog advisory and this morning, looking like the fog will clear throughout the middle of the morning. as we look at our forecast highlights of the patchy dense fog, spare the air alert today, slightly warmer weather as this stubborn ridge of high pressure begins to shift off to the east and as it does, we'll have a wind shift and that should allow for a little bit better clearing. here we are 8:00 this morning. the winds are very light and then throughout the afternoon, they do shift to that onshore component out of the north and west. you can see that 5:00. as w

speeds again about 9 miles per hour. further up north in mill valley traffic at 11 miles per hour. drive time traffic. so far there are no accidents to report. that is good. it's a bit slow going in a number of spots. tough going in the sierra. multiple crashes on interstate 80. holding traffic between trucky and ul ta. in both directions. this is a look at cal transcamera. from a little earlier. it looks like a parking lot there. >> staying in the sierra. this is what it looks like in plaster county. the sheriff office tweeted video of the drive on interstate 80. you can see the road covered in snow. a car to the side. and traffic crawling along. as we give you a live look from the airport. we haven't seen any major delays as a result of the weather. that may change if things pick up. >> we continue in san jose. you're looking at at airport. quite busy. and are people still shopping? >> that's right. it is cold and windy. but some people are taking advantage of the break in the weather that we're seeing here down in san jose. some shoppers out here getting shopping done before the

40-miles-an-hour gusts, and rio vista, it's been about 45 to 50-miles-an-hour. 71 so far. mount diablo sitting at 62. 53, anywhere from 32, and now at 41. >>> 7:31. you're looking at your screen and you're about to say there is a crash on the lower deck of the bay bridge from san francisco to oakland and we found it on one of our cameras here. you can see traffic is going to be slow as you head out towards treasure island. they've issued a sigalert for it and kevin i just told kevin about it who operates our cameras. 880 is slow and the dumbarton is a little bit slow. >>> and still following developing news in san jose, police searching for the driver who caused a three car crash. this happened on alan rock avenue in san jose where sarah is right now. what are you getting right now? >> reporter: travis is moving fine right now, but nine people were in the crash. the san jose police department confirms one man died and another is suffering from life-threatening injuries. this happened after 10:00 p.m. last night. the driver of a honda was going eastbound on alan rock avenue

quarter mile. half a mile. coming down to one, two or three miles. for some but not anymore. on the peninsula and on 880 you can find some thick fog. 60s and 70s today. below average for a few. san francisco again, the third day in a row, 60, 51. the record low was not that longin the 1800s here. >> that old man voice is getting me down. >> yes, sir. >> you know my wife hates that boy so i can only do it with you. thank you. >>> let's take a look at the commute on 80 westbound as you there have been no major problems. 680 as you drive down from the benicia bridge is okay. if you are driving on 37 there is some slowing. but as far as days go, friday is a little lighter. i have a feeling monday will be lighter as a lot of government employees have monday off to observe veterans day. you may get a break on monday as well. as we look at the east shore freeway, the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze, 17 minutes. typical delay of 10 minutes at the bay bridge toll plaza. >>> many events and ceremonies are planned today in the city of paradise in butte c

visibility in miles check it out. it's very dangerous out there. just a quarter mile. petaluma fror santa rosa. if you are driving south to the golden gate or over to the bay bridge it's very foggy. napa quarter of a pliel. hayward isn't baier better a 3/4 and half moon bay. 51 in san leandro. 52 in oakland. 53 in san jose. so here is a look at the fog. it does burn back by 9:00, 10:00 we are seeing a lot of sunshine. north bay last to clear as well as around the bay. anne then looking at a pretty nice afternoon. we're talking about that fog in morning. full sunshine. a little hazy by the coast. in the 70s well inland. liz. >> thank you, hopefully people take it slow on the roads. new dwems in the tug of war over the oakland coliseum complex. the city of elbowed is asking a judge for an injunction to stop alameda from selling the half ownership to the oakland a's for $85 million. oakland which owns the other half is working separately to sell its share to the a's. the a's plap a new stadium at howard terminal. but they want to redevelop the coliseum complex. >>> all ri

is every mile of wall that's being built is a new mile of wall. >> no disagreement.any miles formally existed that have now been renovated or replaced and how many miles new where nothing existed? >> right now, the 78 miles that have been built, have been built where there was an existing form of barrier. we just started breaking ground in rgv, where we're building miles of new wall, whether wr there has been no structure there at all. >> that is now just starting, the construction of new wall. >> that's correct. >> so just to be clear, breaking ground now on the new wall. >> no new wall has actually been built on the 78 miles. >> the 78 miles, just a replacement. >> great job by peter alexander by being persistent and following through. >> and president trump touted the building of his wall despite the chief saying earlier in the day that the new wall was just replacement wall so far. >> i can proudly announce, and we have ended catch and release and we are building the wall faster than anyone thought possible. >> thank you. it's being built. it's going up good. and

nine miles per hour and 20 miles per hour, that's the slowdown there in the area.d will keep an eye on it for you. just checking in on other parts of the bay area. looking at our bay bridge camera, moving nicely across the bring. checking out our drive times, richmond-san rafael bridge, 8 minutes across. the san mateo bridge, 22 minutes. dumbarton bridge, 9 minutes across. >>> "good morning america" is coming up at 7:00 on abc 7. >> ginger zee has a look at what's ahead. good morning, ginger. >> good morning. great to be with you guys. coming up on "gma," we have that surprise and demand for answers in the impeachment showdown. i know you've been covering this the witness testify being a phone call that we didn't know about. what it all means for president trump. our powerhouse political team will break it down for you. >>> and also this morning a new travel alert. new numbers are coming in. apparently this could be the busiest travel day ever. i imagine it's that wednesday before thanksgiving. the new warning about those portable phone charging stations and danger

mientras tanto en el norte del estado miles de residentes que habÍan sido evacuados han recibido la orden casas. pasamos con enrique acevedo que nos tiene las mÁs recientes. enrique: el humo, el olor a quemado y la ceniza de lo que el fuego se llevÓ forman parte ya la vida demillones de californianos que viven de las peores temporadas de incendios forestales en la historia del estado. algo que parece repetirse aÑo con aÑo en esta nueva realidad climÁtica. como pueden escuchar, los llamados vientos de santa ana volvieron a sentirse con fuerza en el dÍa de hoy avivando por momentos este incendio easy que ya estÁ prÁcticamente controlado, pero abriendo nuevos frentes de batalla, frentes que parecen interminables para los bomberos de todo el estado que convergen en el sur de california para sala frente a los incendios. en san bernardino se encuentra jaime garcÍa con el reporte. jaime: Éstas son las huellas del incendio que bajo de las colinas, corriÓ por la caÑaday quemÓ los Árboles a su paso. hoy las razas empujadas por los fuertes vientos causaron la detenciÓn de por lo menos cuatro casas.

one quarter mile, zero visibility. out toward vallejo or the napa airport or crockett or venetia, one quarter mile. the same for oakland. it's a little better until you hit hayward and then one at a quarter miles. there is some thick fog out there. 40s and 50s. low 50s. not much of a difference. los altos 46. foster city and belmont and atherton and menlo park and union city all at 50 degrees. 43 in redding 23 in truckee. 53 down in viva las vegas. it is a quiet pattern for us except for the fog. the high is building in. sometimes things can speak in but right now it is a blocking pattern. it blocks everything northward. all the active weather. cold arctic air is plunging into the planes and everything will be there for about a week. no rain is in sight. it is a leap of faith if you trust the gfs. they are excited by that but i won't trust. the year a cane, european model shows it but i'm not buying it. things are not in our favor. 60s and 70s with temperatures bumping up a few degrees saturday. the could be a decrease

it is about 40 miles or so north of los angeles.s going through what is an atypical thursday morning on campus. >> seven are injured but there is one good piece of news and it is that law enforcement agencies have apparently cornered this person and there is a map on the right side of the area where you can see the high school and you can see maybe where that wash areas to the south or southeast and there is some neighborhoods where the sister station is. they are over the high school but when they go to a wide shot come you can see homes in the area. i'm wondering if this is also impacting some people who are at home and also being told to stay inside until the situation is resolved and where they can determine where this gunman is but it does appear that they have a lead and that is about a mile away and that wash area. maybe they have this person cornered. we are coming up on almost 2 hours of this. not even two hours. almost 40 minutes into this situation and we have reports of people shots or at least reports of people injured

in town santa rosa has a 20- mile sobay 40 mile-per- hour gusts through the diablo region and mount hamilton. when i check back in the complete forecast, i'll show you how long this lasts coming up. >> kpix5 is your survival guide during these power shutoffs. you can find useful resources on our website, www.kpix.com. tonight the plot thickens in the case of a bay area man authorities say they caught on camera spying for china. edward pang of hayward is charged with giving classified information to chinese officials through so-called dead drops in northern california and georgia. now federal prosecutors are also linking him to a real estate scheme. they say his sister bought millions of dollars worth of bay area property with money wired from china. the purchases include four hotels. the shreganacia in san francisco and three more for a total of $20 million. here's the hotel in san francisco. authorities say his sister misrepresented the transactiond and in most instances the people who sent money from china did not receive ownership interest. >>> a company has been slapped with a federal la

seven hundred miles that way, seven hundred miles that way. >> anthony: right.ntanans would aspire to? >> dan lahren: the american indian. the plains indian that lived here before white man because it was a tough, a tough [ censored ] place to live. you know? >> anthony: when's the last time you walked outside, and you looked at those mountains, and you said, "i possibly live in the most awesome place on earth." when was the last time that happened? >> dan lahren: oh, i do, i never take this place for granted. okay, it's one of the most beautiful places that i've been, and i like to enjoy the outdoors, take my son hunting, you know? >> anthony: you know that moment when an animal dies, they look at you, and there's a look in their face. i always interpret as, "i'm very disappointed in you." >> dan lahren: yeah, well as an older hunter i'm feeling more and more remorse for the animals that i kill, and that's, that's why i use every part of the animal that i can. i have respect for that creature. >> anthony: i always felt like look, whatever this thing i shot i wi

oakland airport a quarter mile visibility. sfo 3 miles. after that it's okay. there's some areas of really thick fog. again, it's on borrowed time. it's still there for the morning and it's going to hang out there until about 9:00. there's no sign of any rain yet. but don't you worry. it will get here. 60s, 70s to 80 on the forecast highs today. we should be average normal all in the 60s. 30s, 40s to 50s. along with novato, santa rosa and fairfield in at the 30s. are there others. they're trying but it's still in the 40s. sanford, los altos. palo alto. dan always watches. he's up with us at 4:00 a.m. usually. we do have high pressure that is large and in charge and it's not going anywhere. temperatures throughout much of the country for the next seven to ten days. we'll be about 10 above. 60s, 70s to upper 70s or low 80s here and that goes all the way down to gilroy. it is a quiet pattern except for fog. it is dry and temperatures will be above average going into the weekend. >>> 6:21 is the time. the search is under way after two inmates escaped from the monte

helena, a gust to 73 miles an hour. hillsberg hills, 43 miles an hour. we still have this. we still have the red flag fire warning, because those northerly winds have been increasing over the past 12 to 24 hours still. especially for the higher terrain in the north bay hills, and the east bay hills up above 1500 feet or so. so the warning is in place until 7:00 tomorrow morning. the winds could be going up above 30, right around 40 miles per hour. the ridgetops, we could have gusts topping 50 miles an hour. mount st. helena has backed off to 30 miles an hour. mount diablo, still pretty breezy. at ben lowman, about 7 miles an hour. here's the satellite, with each offshore wind event, there's always a storm to talk about. that storm yesterday was over the sierra, and it scooted down towards southern california. that's the source of surprise rainfall in the bay area last night, into this morning. right now, some of the winds, it's dry out there at the surface. winds gusting to 31 at fairfield. winds around 17 to 14 miles an hour. outside right now, here is our live camera, sho

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gusts at 15 to 30 miles an hour. i still think the number one danger really is right here throughout the north bay. hills around santa rosa, somona and napa. let's show you how this wind develops. you can see by 5:00 p.m. tomorrow, it is beginning to pick up. still not that bad. and then watch this zone here, those bright colors. that really starts to 11: p.m. y morning. we'll take you to the full-time line of this and with a second wind event that could arrive. that's in about 15 minutes. >> thanks so much, jeff. >>> now the background of more power shut offs and pg and e faced angry lawmakers today. they were the right call, though, in terms of safety. he said the shut off has become vital because of the state's climate changes. >> because the risk of fire has increased dramatically. today that riskoo of less than 15% in 2012 now is more than 50% of pg&e's system, 70,000 square miles. >> he admits there was problems with the way previous shut-offs were handled. >>> more accusations against juul. the state is now su

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, three miles in hayward, but just over a mile in san jose. from petaluma, napa, santa rosa, looking at some of that patchy dense fog. there's a weather system to the north as it rides to the north of us, our high pressure ridge finally getting nudged to the east. as that does, it will offer a few more systems to ride down into the pacific northwest but nothing of significance is going to get close to the bay area in the next seven days. the rain stays well to the north and we will look for the cooler weather in terms of more clouds, the temperatures coming down with each successive system but overall, we're looking at the ridge to go away tomorrow and allowing for warmer temperatures to start the week hopefully improving the air quality. 68 santa clara, 56 milpitas, spare the air alert and onshore flow keeping it cool from san mateo to redwood city. upper 50s at the coast. san francisco about 62 today. and in the north bay looking for mid to upper 70s. a little change for you that cool start, that hazy finish and on the east bay today by 3:00

15-mile stretch.ack on another 15 minutes to get to san francisco to get through all the delays there. westbound 580, 205 to 680 a 37 minute drive time. that earlier trouble spot has now been cleared. take a look at traffic on the south bound side of 680. an earlier trouble spot after vehicle hit a couch in the roadway. that is being cleared out, but a slow ride. you're backed up from stone ridge southbound through there, 23 minute drive time to go to 237. >>> the south bay, traffic is starting to get a bit busy on the north side of 101. coming away from the connector in san jose at least to that 880 connector there. no trouble spots south of there, but a crash northbound 101 just as you approach 880. we'll see if that is blocking any lanes in my next report. here is the forecast with mary. >> just like that, we are going to flip the switch and it will feel more like winter as we head through the week with a series of weather systems. our first big storm of the season arrives tomorrow. here is a live

it's windy outside already we're seeing winds gusting to 31 miles per hour, right now 26 miles per hour we do have the high wind watch in place in parts of the northeast. also high wind warning where you see the purple we're going to see some very gusty winds that's going to impact air travel today and also may impact the parade. so this is how it sfantands rig now. we're looking at the rules and regulations of the parade. winds gusting to 34 miles per hour, that's the threshold we're not going to fly the balloons, like i'm flying the balloons the parade route we're looking at winds gusting at 26 miles per hour but again, we're looking at the potential winds gusting up to 40 miles per hour this is really going to be a game-time closely they have instruments along the way measuring this as we go throughout time so they have it along the route and they really take it very seriously so we'll see >> people's safety but, man, we're going to be bummed if we're going to miss that this year >> not 22, 23, 33 or 34. it's 24 and 34 >> it's a threshold. >> thank you, michele. three people recoveri

by 10:00, 11:00, 48 miles per hour. you saw the 38 miles per hour pop in at 10:00 so we will be watching it very closely. we are watching positive of the potential for snow back to the west. we have tricky weather coast to coast. we have winter storm warning and watches and a blizzard warning in place that will affect some air traffic. if you haven't gotten to your destination yet we are looking at tricky travel across the area, in addition to the winds happening to the northeast. we are looking at two storms affecting us and another one coming on shore this weekend. alison. >> michelle grossman, gabe gutierrez, thank you both so much. >> you bet. >>> fired navy secretary richard spencer taking aim at president trump over the commander in chief's handling of the war crimes case involving navy seal eddie gallagher. in a "washington post" op-ed spencer slams the president for ordering him to restore gallagher's rank saying, quote, it was a shocking and unprecedented intervention in a low-level review. it was also a remind

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