hayward, over 20 miles per hour.tions, 37 mile-per-hour wind gust in mount diablo and the north bay mountains. there is a look at the winds. continuing to blow and show the breeze right on the bay. higher fire danger tomorrow as we get into a fire weather watch on the delta, solano county. today, it is along the san mateo coast. looking at san francisco, the wind gusts -- tomorrow, noon until 8:00, the north winds over 30 miles per hour, dropping relative humidity. when the fire started in. november, it was cool. you do not need to have the heat, it is the speed of the wind and the dry fuels. 30 to 40 mile-per-hour winds, briefly 50 in the afternoon. breezy to gusty out there. early sunday, winds still very breezy and that will keep temperatures from dropping too much tonight. by noon tomorrow, north and east bay hills, when we look at our fire weather index, the chance of igniting a fire kind of spreads from the north bay. it gets quiet as the winds relax. here we are into sunday. look at the bright colors. high fir

oakland at 31 miles per hour. as we look at the winds above 1000 feet, they were at 40 miles per hour. over 25 in the north bay. a breezy to windy day at the coast. a wind advisory comes into play along the shoreline throughout the afternoon today. partly cloudy, much cooler. in the upper 60's to near 70 inland. mid-60's around the bay. we will talk about heightened fire danger as we get into the second half of the weekend. liz: on the peninsula, it is not clear if there are remains inside the mercedes-benz that was discovered buried in the backyard of a mansion in atherton. there are details about the person who wants to -- once owned the home and had numerous run-ins with the wall. tim johns has been following this story and explains what he has found out so far. tim: in one of the wealthiest towns in america, a suspicious scene is unfolding. >> it looks like a netflix video or series. tim: on thursday, landscapers working at an atherton mansion discovered a car buried in the backyard of a home on step -- at the

here's a look at the visibility in miles anywhere from a half mile to from livermore quarter mile in north bay to nothing so much of marin sonoma and napa looking at reduced visibility and along the coast half moon bay just over a mile but with all that cloud cover temperatures have not dropped off and we're looking at oakland and san jose not as cold as we were saturday morning. there's a look at the south bay where you can see all the cloud cover that sun not coming up for another 40 minutes or so. we've got the foggy areas a beautiful weather forecast for halloween with cloudy skies cool conditions and then showers and the chill beginning to arrive tuesday and wednesday breezy winds ahead of the system. this is a look at the rest of the day today the clouds clear, but the fog is set up along the coast then we'll look at some breezy conditions more cloud cover and a cool day for halloween on monday. it stays dry as we get into the evening hours. no problems for the trick or treaters, but into the early morning hours of tuesday some spotty light showers and then it looks like the sy

. >> venice beach shredded by winds 150 miles an hour. this cluster of homes burned by a knocked down power line.est f, >> in southwest florida, there's rescue making sure people are okay there's been really a herculean effort. >> my grandma's house what destroyed. these were houses i lived in my whole life. >> see where we can go from here because there is no moving back into that >> also tonight, the world reacts to vladimir putin's land grab while president zelenskyy takes action of his own. >>> murder charges in the stabbing death of a new york city paramedic how the 24-year veteran is being remembered >>> plus, the miami dolphins under new scrutiny after their quarterback suffers a concussion >> announcer: live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, "the news with shepard smith." >>> good evening >>> good evening hurricane ian spreading its misery to the carolinas after making a third and final landfill in the united states. ian stormed ashore again just after 2:00 eastern this afternoon as a powerful category 1 storm with what the hurrica

. >> the winds are 30 miles per hour. we have a wind advisory along the coast due to this cold front working through the bay area. the skies are going to clear behind. then the winds are going to shift for the second half of the weekend. 60 degrees in oakland. 60 degrees half moon bay. the windsor in excess of 40 miles per hour. because it is so mild, this temperature change looks dramatic, but the second half of the day is cool and blustery. very windy. the skies are beginning to clear of the golden gate bridge. we will talk about the longest day of the week coming up. >> on the peninsula, it is still not clear if there are remains inside the mercedes that was discovered in the backyard of a mansion. there are new details about the person who owned the home. tim has the details. >> and where the wealthiest towns in america, suspicious scene is unfolding. on thursday, landscapers discovered a car buried in the backyard of a home on stockbridge avenue. >> the vehicle was possibly buried sometime in the 1990's approximately

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mile after mile, utter devastation. entire communities, leveled., days after the storm slammed florida, nearly two million customers are without power, some without water. today, president biden said 44,000 crews from 33 states are in florida working around the clock to get the power back on. but it will take time. >> we see what you're going through, and we're with you. we're going to do everything we can for you. >> reporter: the dangers that come after the storm also remain tonight. tonight, officials are warning people about possible injuries during cleanup. and with the traffic lights being off-- with no power for them-- you know, that creates a sort of disaster gridlock on the streets that can slow emergency response times. norah. >> o'donnell: yeah, witness to that. manny, thank you so much for all your wonderful reporting this week. well, tonight, the coast guard has helped rescue more than 100 people across the sunshine state, many stranded by the floodwaters surrounding their destroyed homes. including this dramatic helicopter rescue of t

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and 85 miles an hour at fort sumpter, 73 miles per hour at folly beach. 69 miles per hour at charlestonirport, 61 miles per hour at spring peer and 58 miles an hour at north myrtle beach. some areas inland experienced wind gusts 56 miles per hour. mcintyre joint national guard base 51 miles. all of the strong wind brought down a significant amount of trees, even as far inland was the midland of south carolina. a storm surge was significant along the george down and orey county coasts and the tide at spring made pier reached the third highest value on record only surpassed by hurricane hugo in 1989 and matthew in 2016. storm surge inundation, 6.42 feet above ground level add measured at spring made, and higher once water levels are sur surveyed. rain values, 5.63 inches at charleston airport. 4.81 at monks corner, 4.18 at georgetown. 4.2 at darlington and 3.55 inches at north myrtle beach. fortunately, no significant river flooding is expected anywhere in the state. and for those focused on recovery efforts, the weather should cooperate over the next several days with no precipitation ex

it's over one miles long 1.2 miles. exact and this is video of saturday's trip, of course people lined up to watch it whine through 22 tunnels and 48 bridges the entire journey took over an hour and it traveled about 15 and a half miles in total. the rishan railway company says the 100 carriage train was designed to celebrate 175 years of swiss rail and pay tribute to the country's engineers. no life yet on mars. we know that but there is definitely ice on the planet a new study explains how a meteor impact caused a crater on mars and that led to a discovery within the remnants of the meteor of bolder-sized chunks of ice. this discovery could expand human colonization of the red planet ice could be used for drinking water growing crops or even propelling rockets in future space missions. the results are in for the annual african wildlife photography awards and some of these photos are just too good not to share take a look. these are the finalists submissions for the project the annual award aims to raise awareness for

and tomorrow we're going to see sustained winds of that 20 mile per hour range with gusts 30 miles per hour less. so no wind advisories expected for any parts of the bay area. for the 2nd half of the weekend. instead, the big weather story going to be the chilly night tonight because of that lack of blanket, a marine layer. we're going to see temperatures dip into the 40's right now conquered in antioch, the 2 cities currently in the low 60's, but just barely. and then temperatures going to warm up to start out this upcoming workweek. but then we could see a slight chance of rain next weekend. more your full 10 at to not look coming up in just a few minutes. dan and wolf, back to you. >> theresa, thank you. we can now confirm the car unearthed in the backyard of an atherton mansion has been removed. police continuing their investigation tonight into its burial. that likely happened 30 years ago. that mysteries attracting people from all over to the home kron four's gayle ong has the story from atherton. >> the car has been removed from the home presumably to be studied at a crime lab.

a gust of 92 miles per hour. winyah bay had a gust of 87 miles an hour. pushing some of that water on shore, leading to that storm surge flooding we head to the overnight hours, and the storm is going to continue to move inland, which will allow it to lose that wind intensity, however, there's still going to be heavy rain through the mountains of virginia and west virginia and even along the mid coast and southern new england, we're going to have one to 2 inches of rain fall from boston to new york city, d.c., two to 4 inches for us the heaviest amounts from southeast virginia along the coast of north carolina back towards charleston, four to 8 inches total expected. even inland through the mountains of north carolina, we're going to be watching for the gusts 40 to 60 miles per hour raleigh will have to watch out for some of those too as the stronger winds start to ease back up. one to 2 inches of rain fall for us that's going to continue even into sunday. looking soggy as we head into the weekend. >> thank you >>> lucky to be alife. that's what we're hea

a mile for half moon bay in oakland. down to zero miles in petaluma.glo theoa cst, a blend sofun and hh igclouds througho tuthe day. a brigerht looking tomorrow. thursday, moderate air quality. 70's and 80's in the south bay. a lot of 70's along the peninsula with partly cloudy skies. it is partly, good air quality. the north bay, mainly in the 80's and low 90's. east bay, 74 for oakland, 79 fremont. inland, mid-80's, low 90's. warm if not a little hot this time of year with moderate air quality. overnight tonight, we expect areas of dense fog to develop. likely some coastal drizzle. accuweather 7 day forecast, blend of sun and clouds. nice tomorrow, saturday and sunday for the airshow. we see morning clouds, they break away for afternoon sunshine. sunday is the cooler of the two days, then tuesday and wednesday we watch the wind closely. reggie: a cat in michigan is so big, it is now the record books. this is fenrir, 18.8 inches tall. he is the tallest living domestic cat in the world. his owner says he likes to be held like a baby. his height runs in

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itetand 50 mile an hour winds.the earth chalk -- earthquake and several aftershocks. >> we felt it here. it was like an earthquake and then an earthquake. amanda: these two grew up in morgan hill. they were there when it hit in 1984. >> my wife's family lost their house in the earthquake. things like this ground us back to make sure everything is strapped down and safe just in case. amanda: tuesday's jolt within the same spot as the morgan hill earthquake. >> this is an active fault, this is a fault they can rupture and a large earthquake in this is one we need to worry about. amanda: that warning, reaffirming the need for the retro project. large reservoir was drained in late 2022 to -- to prepare. >> the damage could be catastrophic. simulations show a 30 foot wave would wipe out morgan hill. tuesday's tremor prompted preparation. >> a small earthquake like this is still a concern. we still send our crew out to make sure thing is ok. they say it is a probability thing. amanda: in san jose. i am amanda del castill

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it's predicted to be about 27 miles per hour. and firefighters are concerned. >> for with the increase in wind speeds. the lowering lowering of humidities, as well as the drying of fuels, sort of mean wildfire could rapidly spread under conditions like this. santa rosa fire marshal paul lowenthal says with the vegetation being so dry. >> they're concerned with fires pushing down the north bay hills. they're asking people to avoid any activities that could spark a wildfire like bonfires and to secure any loose items that can blow away like halloween decorations. you don't want those to get blown out into the street off properties are potentially in the power lines and power could become an issue in more ways than one pg. and e put out a warning that these wind gusts could cause some power shut offs for safety reasons to about 5800 customers through monday in our area's sonoma and napa counties could be affected specifically north of calistoga along highway 29. >> calistoga fire will be giving out grab and go bags at the station on

death was 4 miles. so i'm not terribly near the surface, which is what one of the reasons that was likely felt pretty far away as well. you get the s waves that travel very far from these. and again, the magnitude 5.1 that was at 11:42am. now just to give you a sense of where the faults are located. we talk about the calaveras fault. that's the one yoyou see in green and the hayward fault. the one you see in redyou n see the re is a space where they start to come together a little bit. but this, of course, a little bit south of that. and that is about just about 9 and a half miles east of 7 trees, which is where a lot of people felt a lot of the shaking. so just to kind of recap and talk about what went down when it happened. the 5.1 was at 11:42am. the 2.9 was at 11:47am. again. these are preliminary finding. sometimes the usgs does adjust them as they go on and do some more research into what exactly happened. and this was located about 9.3 miles east of 7 trees. now, meanwhile, it's been a beautiful

look at santa rosa half mile visibility and no visibility up in novato in just two miles on the coast. the east bay is better. we're in the mid 50s over in oakland right now 54 in castro valley and with the low to mid 40s in the north bay, it's cold. it's gray and we're looking at 54 on the coast but not for long. starting out elsewhere on the mild side with 11 degrees warmer than yesterday with the cloudy skies from mountain view to san jose. there's a look outside our window and it's the sky is clear the temperatures climb for the 60s and 70s for our last mile to warm afternoon and quite some time. we'll talk about the turnaround the cooldown the showers in a few minutes liz. alright lisa. thank you new overnight, san jose police are working multiple shootings. the first one happened at a home on kaufman court around 11:30 last night. multiple people were shot according to officials, please. tell us two victims have been taken to the hospital. we are unclear of their conditions right now. a motive is also not known at this time and the second shooting happened after midnight on made

they're 50 miles of those in the in the arm of the potomac. this is a 22 mile road. so you've got as many people many wagons on the road as are still waiting to get on the road. and in between you've got packed mule trains bringing in the supplies for the army. and the first supplies they have to bring in are is forage for the horses. oats and meal for the horses and mules and hay and these quartermasters so i came across all the quartermaster records of these corps and they're all saying, you know, sorry folks all we can do. we got to save our horses. so we're bringing all that in first. and so the army sits there and is virtually starving. to show you even how bad it is. all the medical supplies you know, we see all these houses. this was a hospital. that was a hospital. how are they supplied? you know a hospital needs medicals. instruments bedding pillows boards to make make bunks cots they need tents. the entire army was here without tents. there were no tents in the army that potomac they sled out. in the exposed so on july 4 when it begins to pour rain. these p

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the depth was about five miles. five miles away. all day long we have seen aftershocks. fault and runs along that region. strongest of it was new the epicenter all going down to paso the shaking intensity lessened by the time you got away from the epicenter. if you take a look at magnitude five, you can see some property damage. that is the size of a million pounds causing the damage. fortunately we did not see that damage happen. ama: thank you. dan: it has been a few years since last some we had an earthquake the strong. ama: we looked back and there has been for 5.0 or greater earthquakes in the bay area in the last 30 years. today was a 5.1. 2007, 5 .6. 5.0 -- there was a 5.6 in 2007. then we had a 5.0 and a 5.9. dan: of course, we should all prepare. more bay area cities were added to the list. up to $3000 are available. to see if you qualify, registration is now open. ama: thousands benefited today from a app. a full circle moment happen for a professor. his earthquake students were taking an exam at the uc berkeley ab -- lab. >> all of our phones went off. everyon

average speeds around 50 miles per hour. our light camera in walnut creek read you can see all of the brake lights in southbound 680. prepare for a one lane blocked because the toll plaza here is still very backed up. lights came on at 554, so just a heads up. drive times are beginning to slow some more for the commute. antioch to hercules, 53 minutes. we are looking at 24 minutes, and then an overall preview of the bay area, you can see pockets of red naomi: every year the wildfires, the smoke seems to get worse. jessica: there is actual particles on every single surface. dr. cooke: california has the worst air pollution in the country. the top 2 causes are vehicles and wildfires. prop 30 helps clean our air. it will reduce the tailpipe emissions that poison our air kevin: and helps prevent the wildfires that create toxic smoke that's why calfire firefighters, the american lung association, and the coalition for clean air support prop 30. naomi: i'm voting yes on 30. >> angela lansbury is died. she was best known for playin

dan: his death is being felt miles away. he attended saint genevieve school in los angeles and just graduated this past spring. he has a two-time m.v.p. at the school's football team and he ran track and field. his former school principal shared kind words about this young man today. >> he was every teacher's favorite. he was a teacher's dream. he was prepared for classes. when he was on the field or running track, he was always prepared. dan: st. genevieve's football team had a game tonight where they expected to pay trippi to camden. camden was planning to major in communications with the hope of one day being a sports analyst on television. always teachers favorite. ama: we are going to shift to the forecast. there's a fire weather watch for part of the bay this weekend. dan: sandhya patel is here. we could see a little bit of everything. sandhya: absolutely. gusty wind, lower humidity, and increasing fire danger. let's talk about what's ahead for the weekend weather. as the wind picks up, the humidity will drop. dry fuel

santa rosa reporting half mile napa reporting quarter mile. if you're on the roadways do pre prepared for that half moon bay. we had some a little bit earlier this morning. it looks like it has improved just some, but still, you'll find highway one, a little foggy as well. livermore reporting some a little bit earlier, so you may find some there right now. we are seven degrees warmer in concord and livermore compared to yesterday at this time by nine. novato by 13 and napa up by 11 in oakland, oakland, checking him 57 degrees 54 in san francisco as we head into the north by a chilly one in santa rosa at 40. we have san jose reporting 57 the future cast stopping it for you at 10 o'clock when it comes to the cloud cover here begins to burn off and by noontime we should be mostly clear across the bay area. partly sunny. partly cloudy along the coastline are afternoon highs for today, smidge above average in santa rosa 75 a little cool in san francisco 64 sixties oakland, 76 in livermore in 76 over san jose. today is going to be the warmest day be

sfr around nine miles an hour, and san jose about six miles an hour.ive camera tonight looking out toward the bay bridge and current temperatures , most neighborhoods in the fifties to right around 60 degrees will start your weekend with some cloud cover and temperatures in the fifties and once again the possibility of some drizzle. here is a system dropping in from the north. of course, we had the cool down for today. and the cooling will continue into your saturday and look what happens in the sierra. it will be cold enough that we could be talking about some snowfall, mainly up above 7500 or 8000. ft in the mountains of here's the rain forecast model, and as we take this into your saturday, you can see what happens in the sierra so it could be an interesting might have some interesting images as we head towards sunday with as we get that higher elevation snowfall in the mountains but definitely some showers and their forecast for tomorrow. take a look at the numbers back here in the hey, area once again for your saturday, some cloud cover to start o

half moon bay, less than a mile of visibility. we are in the 40's in our coolest spots. 46, 48 respectively. 50's on the bay shoreline. clouds through oakland and hayward this morning. mid and upper 50's there. you can see the clouds not obscuring too much. we will see a blend of sun and clouds today. 60's and 70's. we will talk much more about the wind coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you. breaking news this morning. a woman is dead after a home caught fire and san jose overnight. the flames broke out around 3:30 this morning on june would avenue -- junewood avenue. lena joins us with what she learned the last half-hour. >> san jose fire tells us one adult woman was found dead on the second floor of this home in the aftermath of this fire. four other people who were home at the time made it out safely from that fire. but as you can see behind me right now, the fire has been contained and we are no longer seeing any active flames or smoketwo of the four people smoke -- smoke. two of the four people made it to the hospital alon

will: 600 miles long., has been a leader with a populist leader who's talked about, in his estimation, the perils of mass migration. pete: he made it clear, you're not coming into our country illegally. razor wire, then he upgraded to a high-tech fence. they always took their border seriously, but a lot of these walls have to do with the migrant crisis europe faced become in 2015, 2016, floods of muslim, effectively, from africa and the middle east came into europe. hungary said, hey, a wall will protect us, and it did. will: as did the u.k. this has taken place on the french side, but this is a u.k.-funded and inspired project because what's happening in france with mass migration is people were running through the tunnel, the train tunnel that connects france and the u.k., often times to their death, by the way. and these massive migrant camps in france were essentially funneling people into the tunnel. pete: yeah. the migrant camp on the french side was known as the jungle, so they put up a 13-foot conc

tells us the crime scene stretches for several miles.bors started calling 911 around five pm thursday night, some outside and i looked out my window and there's a neighbor's on the ground with a shot. he shot somebody. neighbors seeing neighbors gunned down by a kid they described as wearing camouflage clothing tracker shot. an officer was shot. yeah raleigh police say the suspect of 15 year old boy killed five people and injured two more in a residential neighborhood and along a nearby walking trail, the crime scene sprawled across several miles before the suspect was found hiding in a barn where police captured him a 15 year old white male suspect was taken into custody. and is in critical condition. the shooting took the lives of three women, raleigh police officer and a 16 year old boy, disbelief and grief as neighbors say 52 year old nicole connors was killed on her own front porch. you always can and jilted to everybody she met. she didn't meet strangers. everybody was a friend. although violence has been on the rise, the numbers h

san francisco, 14, 15 miles plus per hour, into the interior breezy winds up to 20-plus miles per hour

quarter mile visibility.nta rosa reports a half mile in nevada airport now a mile and a half at those locations. okay not far away. i'm sure it's clear but at those locations, quarter mile watson, vilks salinas and monterey so thick, thick, thick highway one down towards monterey. so keep that in mind if you're there if you're heading in that direction, at least for the morning hours. coast fog warmer inland, sonny away warmer temps, although again i'm just kind of easing into some of these warmer tips. i didn't buy into some of the big jumps here. i mean that we'd have to make a huge jump to get into a lot of these mid eighties and stuff, but i did go 83 napa 86 walnut creek, then follow out to the san jose reluctantly. i went 80. i really wanted to go 78 79 but i can't ignore the data inland temps want a creek 82 yesterday will go 86 today. 87 tomorrow near 90 on friday and then operate he's on saturday but unless we get an eastern northeast breeze, i don't know the days are g. but s look warmer away from t

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santa rosa, your your visibility has gone down tt to about one quarter of a mile. out of hayward, 0.3. the north bay valley is where we are seeing the most widespread. a little extra time on the road. that is what it looks like. i will show you the forecast for the rest of today including fleet week. > >> planes are roaring through the skies and crowds are pouring pouring into san francisco for fleet week. the uss fitzgerald passed under the golden gate bridge under a cloud of fog. in the middle of the show, the san francisco fire both 3 put on a show of its own. >> to show the people what the navy and marine corps can do for for the city. >> after the parade of chips came the air show. the embarcadero crammed with specta. some actually set sail on boats and others hopped on jet skis to to catch the action. others from their waterfront apartments. > >> a pair of fighter jets known as ace markers flew together in unison pulling off aerial acrobatics and looping across the sky. jessica burch recently flew one, herself. there she is. if you want to feel what it is lik

the greater concern is in the higher elevations. 37 miles per hour, 26 miles per hour, 34 miles per houras we look at the wind forecast was strong, gusty overnight, diminishing a bit, but intensifying midday, before calm ing significantly. that will reduce fire concerns next week. i will have the forecast in a few minutes. dion: thank you. you can check the temperatures and get the latest forecast any time with the abc 7 bay area streaming tv app. it is all available in the weather on demand section for just download the app now for roku, apple tv, amazon fire, and google tv. new developments where investigators have removed the car found earlier this week buried in the backyard. when sky 7 flew over this afternoon, it was empty. as to what is inside the car, if anything, that remains a mystery. although cadaver dogs did get a number of hits, the discovery has but the focus on one of the homes previous owners, who had a checkered past. the police are expected to provide an update on the investigation on monday. tonight, as respiratory illnesses rapidly rise among children, the president'

that powerplant is 100 miles upriver. at the same time, russia started evacuating people from the southern city of chris on preparing for what could be a defined -- a decisive battle to control the southern regions of ukraine. it appears iran is getting more involved here. the white house says there is evidence iranian forces are training russians how to use drones to carry out attacks in ukraine. thanks. your voice, your vote, and a debate from the candidates was interrupted last night. [crowd chanting] kumasi: you can hear them chanting justice for sean moore. he was shot by police in 2017. he died of convocations in the shooting -- of the shooting of 2020 and the officer shot him was charged with man charter -- manslaughter. those were dropped. had to abc7news.com and you can stream our videos anytime on the roku and apple tv at any time. reggie: they promote the sites on the city of fremont. one month after it was approved by the city council, this went into effect. [tires screeching and engines roaring] reggie: this

the first stage will make a landing on one of our drone ships part 100 miles off the coast of bermuda in the atlantic ocean. a good confirmation that we have trajectory. >> the second stage traveling over 5400 miles per hour. the crew is pulling a little bit more than 1g which will continue to ramp up peaking before we get to second stage cut off in a few minutes from now. >> first stage will be performing two separate burns, a reentry burned where we reignite three of the engines on the first stage and ignite the center engine to help slow it down as it enters the atmosphere, and then the second 10 final burn, landing burn on the drone ship. >> the single-engine that you seek -- >> trajectory nominal. >> the single -- >> copy. >> on the right of your screen is continuing to fire. we heard another callout that trajectory is nominal and the crew is heading in the direction that they are supposed to be. the single-engine can produce over 225 -- 220 5000 pounds of thrust in the vacuum of space and over 200 kilometers in altitude. we will start to hit events in a rapid succession as the f

wind gusting 15 to 30 miles per hour. through thursday. it is a partly cloudy sky, temperatures warming to the 60's by lunchtime later on today we will go into the 60's and low 70's. the breeze is with us with temperatures below average. kumasi: dry shampoos being pulled from store shelves because they might have a chemical that causes cancer. reggie: napa's film festival expanse for the first time since the pandemic. kumasi: the race to get a deadly house fire under control. reggie: first a live look outside, it's 5:57. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7news. >> one woman is dead and a firefighter hurt because of a san jose home that went up in flames overnight. we are live on the scene with information. >> test scores plummeting because of the pandemic. >> communicating with your cap. what new research revealed about how to get your cat's attention. >> laser light. >> maybe. >> that cat's eyes saw into the soul. >> turned away real quick. nope. [laughter] >>

miles an hour at the coast. they pick up sunday afternoon. tomorrow's wind gusts are in the 20 to 30 mile an hour range. along the coast, 35 miles an hour. also, enough to elevate the fire threat. temperatures around 50 degrees. those northerly winds are delivering the cool air. temperatures will be mostly into the 60s by noon. a mix of 60s and 70s for high temperatures this afternoon. everyone is below average for late october. >>> police in san jose are investigating another pedestrian accident. this was a hit and run with major injuries. the crash happened at blossom hill road and snell avenue. the crash happened about 7:00 last night. the woman is hospitalized but in stable condition. >>> now to atherton where a mystery has been unfolding in the backyard of a $15 million home. chopper 5 flew over the home, yesterday. an investigator found a convertible mercedes-benz 45 feet deep in the backyard and this is where things get mysterious. the mercedes was actually reported stolen in september of 1992. police are

up at 1 mile up andan says the japanese city is made 90 percent would and paper napalm is anything weld come in and start the fires the japanese industry is scattered trust the neighborhoods. 50 percent of all production was a cottage industry so by burning down the cities you will lemay and industrial capacity as well. >> and then the early reviews and it is hard to tell at the perspective of theel americans and then to interview several of the survivors in japan on that. >> right before covid hit as a benchmark from all professional lives but yes i was fortunate there's actually a private museum in tokyo that's all about the firebombing in a faithful mission burned 16 square miles and a private museum and they also bring in survivors and then to tell the story. so what is it is like in the middle for the worst firestorms ever? what does it smell like? when people's eyelashes are burning off when concrete melts what was that experience like for the survivors who had to get out of the way? >> you set up the stage what is going on in japan people were gambling but then japan on the t o

your speeds there around six miles per hour, moving to livermore. our second sigler of the morning west on 580 before greenville road, speeds around seven miles per hour, so we have slow spots and also through union city, northbound 880 at whipple road, your speed is around 27 miles per hour because of a brush fire along the side of the freeway. in oakland, good news. 880 at the coliseum camera, those headlights are traveling southbound. everything is clear there. metering lights are on at the bay bridge toll plaza and i bay bridge toll plaza and i would say it is cro before the empire ruled the galaxy, a rebel was born. from the creators of rogue one... comes the streaming event, critics are calling the best star wars series yet. hang on! star wars. andor. now streaming and upgrade to the disney bundle for even more. how are the costumes coming for the double bonus jack combo promotion? great! we left one with your assistant. ahhhhhhhhhhh! do you guys hear something? introducing the double bonus jack combo, just $5.99. life is busy. so, come to she

where were you that day, miles? >> it's funny it's the unofficial launch of my paperback version of my new book a tale of utopian dreamers, frontier schemers, true believers, false prophets, and the murder of an american monarch and 20 years ago i was doing -- someone. so why. i was doing a radio book tour and there was no tv and no cell phones at that time and my job was to call and to radio tv stations all day like every 15 minutes. i was supposed to call someone and when i had the hardback edition they had somewhere fair to say this is so-and-so involved and i had to do it myself. so i got into into the office at 6:00 a.m. and started calling into the station and it all went well and then i remembered i'd there was a station in boston i couldn't get through to another station and i called random house in new york my publisher and i was panicking thinking what have i done wrong and what's going on and finally i got through to this one station and its producer said don't you know what's going on? a plane has flown

up to 25 miles per hour. upper 60's to low 70's in lowest locations. 200 customers -- liz: two hundred customers have been notified of the power shut off. we have not seen any reported outages yet. pg&e and meteorologists are monitoring strong winds. they could increase fire risk in the area. if the shut off happens, it will last until three :00 p.m. tomorrow. not a major shut off. this would be along highway 29 area. there are grab and go bags available from 8:00 to 5:00, if you are impacted by this. you developments out of atherton , where investigators have removed a kind that was found earlier this week, buried in a home's backyard. as to what is inside the car, if anything, remains a mystery. cadaver dogs did get a number of hits. it has put the focus on the home's previous owners, who had a checkered past. we will look for some hopefully new details tomorrow. this morning, as baptist --respiratory illnesses are rising children, the president's top advisor is warning about a triple threat headed into win

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just to show you the power of this storm, this was pushed by the hurricane for two miles to the beachas rescued beforehand and while the damage is still being assessed, they're grateful that it wasn't worse. >> this drone video shows the devastation ian left behind on south carolina's pawley's island. the long cleanup has begun. >> literally the whole island was submerged and now we lost power and we're digging out. >> ian tore through the state with a six-foot storm surge and winds up to 92 miles per hour. people are counting their blessings that the damage wasn't on the scale seen in florida. >> we are very fortunate. i feel sad for everybody else, but we're very fortunate. >> the category 1 hurricane was powerful enough to tear the coastline apart and batter a historic water ship docked on the coast. in myrtle beach firefighters rescued apartment residents trapped by floodwater. >> it gotad ride it out. and what happened? >> that generator started smoking. >> and the water started rise. >> the flooding damaged neighborhoods up and down the state and crews are working to restore pow

santa rosa goes down to two miles napa five miles half moon bay six miles, whereas yesterday was just totally socked in live look from emeryville out towards the low clouds over the bay bridge and san francisco most temperatures in the 50 san francisco 54 oakland 57, but san jose is already up to 60 degrees right now and as we check out san jose, you'll see it's also great there and temperatures are starting to climb but santa rosa has been one of the cooler spots this morning currently. it's at 50. it was in the upper 40s, novato 57 backville already at 66 degrees. so inland neighborhoods, we'll get more sunshine and warm up to slightly above average temperatures from mount. ham. we see some shine and blue skies, and they're the low clouds creeping over the bay area. so we're dealing with that fog and even some coastal drizzle karina had some sprinkles on her this morning. mostly sunny. the breeze will pick up this afternoon and so temperatures will be coming down a few degrees for some neighborhoods. and then we have a fairly steady pattern throughout the week. not much change in th