95 miles west of whitehorse. the cut off was designed to relieve strain on the white pass and yukon railway. it was begun in the spring 1943 with engineers pioneering the road south from the highway. at the same time, civilian contractors started north from chilkoot back an early military post, which lay just outde the village of hay. for the first 42 mile an old motor road improved riding and in places relocated. onts way to the alaska yukon. this road wound spruce and poplar forests. over cold mountain streams and through a sleepy indian village village. from the border northward. the route followed old track trail. here t contractors started scratch clearing timber. grading. and surfacing. on reaching the pioer road of the engineers and the civilian crews continued along, improving and widening all the way to the main highway highway. when the haines offas finished in the fall of 13, the alaska highway had an all weather connection wit tidewater tidewater. as the highway and the cut off was nearing. so were th

how many miles you traveled on amtrak? i said no. he said a million, 320,000 miles. said how do you figure that? well, 118 days a year, almost 300 miles a day. 36 years. plus -- he went on. i said i believe you. let me get on the train, will you. [laughter] the point is, tommy and i spent a lot of time on the train. so i talk about how the northwest corridor needs upgrades, you don't need to tell me. i have lived it. i know how important this line is to commuters. the metro-north between new york and connecticut. the new jersey transit. i know what it means feels like to be stuck on the tracks when you are trying to get home to see your family or trying to get south to make the boat because the track -- something went wrong. i know how much it matters. over 2,200 trains run this corridor every single day. serving 800,000 passengers. it's the busiest rail corridor in the united states and one of the busiest in the world. you guys keep it moving. you guys keep it moving. [applause] anywhere along the line a problem means delays up and down the coast. for commuters tryi

the new tunnel, trains that travel through it at 110 miles an hour not 30 miles an hour.applause] mark trains go from baltimore to washington under 30 minutes. on average week days that's nearly seven -- that eliminates seven hours of delay on average. look, we are also investing $9 billion to replace over 1,000 trains and train cars with state offart equipment including electric trains made in america. made in america. folks standing with me here today will help maintain and repair those trains that will move along this corridor. look, just two weeks ago, the former mayor of new orleans and my infrastructure coordinator, senior advisor, was here in delaware. cutting ribbons on renovations in the wilmington train station to make it successful. it's a busy station for a relatively small city. you know what, if you have heavy baggage you got to go down an entire flight of stairs. walk down two flights of stairs or go down the escalator is not that good, for real. thanks to the upgrades, after all these years, passengers don't have to haul their luggage down the stairs. ever

miles: heart island is a tiny, rugged spit of land about one mile off the coast of maine.natural refuge for seabirds. but humans are spoiling the landscape with an unending tidal wave of lost, abandoned, and dumped fishing gear. >> it is incredibly overwhelming. and the fact is it just keeps coming. oh, it probably has not been trapped there very long. miles: lynda welch is a wildlife biologist for the u.s. fish and wildlife service. it manages the maine coastal island's refuge. 73 islands home to thousands of nesting seabirds, some of them endangered or threatened. >> i don't think there is another industry that would be allowed that type of behavior, where trash from your industry accumulates on public land and you have no responsibility to clean it up. miles: chicks instinctively seeking shelter from predators climb into lobster traps, confining them inside. >> it died because it was not able to get free from that marine debris. miles: the tangled, mangled traps weigh at least 50 pounds apiece. and the refuge islands have no harbors, docks, or boat ramps. >> so we have

a few miles of territory changes hands again and again.he whole beachhead can be lost. >> those were trying times for all of us. our troops jammed into the small area defending against great odds, and at the same time, building strength for the eventual offensive. lieutenant tom was there. tom served as a platoon leader with the army's 24th division. tom, tell us what the defense around the perimeter was like. >> the defense around the perimeter consist ised mostly of a plugging action. in other words, moving a division into the perimeter to fill up gaps penetrated by the enemy. we did not have enough money to completely -- men to completely fill up a complete rectangle or a perimeter so, therefore, we had to plug up the gaps by moving the men around. >> uh-huh. when trouble started, you moved men right in there. >> that's right. >> what were these attacks like, tom? >> well, these attacks were constitutedded mostly by the preparation of a mortar fire by the enemy. they were very good at this mortar fire, and they outnumbered us i would sa

they have buried 450 miles with a goal of 10,000 miles. the public utilities commission hearing where pg&e will be asking for its rate hike is scheduled for tomorrow. in san francisco, sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >>> a developing story we've been tracking today. crews have given the all clear following a hazmat situation in antioch. around 2:30 this afternoon some kind of substance was released inside a hobby lobby store, and customers started to feel sick. 69 people were inside. the store was evacuated. paramedics took three people to the hospital with skin irritation and breathing problems. hazmat crews are working to learn what the substance was. >>> there are environmental concerns related to this, the three boats that burned this morning. this marina is in south san francisco. firefighters rescued at least four people. >> they're deploying environmental protections, an oil boom, to mitigate or reduce contaminants flowing into the bay. >> the smoke was so thick it caused traffic delays. the cause of the fire still under investi

step—by—step, mile by mile. running as a group, stronger and safer together. many women feel their chance to be active outside gets shorter. while team sports are played in groups, often on well lit pitches, for individual sports like running, there is a fear that reduced light also means reduced safety. it may make you feel less safe, but to be honest you don't, whether that is through the people on the streets, not enough lighting, so you are kind of having to have eyes in the back of your head. just to make sure that you... no—one is going to creep up on you. as the clocks went back, the evening rush—hour is now done in darkness, but alongside those heading home, a group of female runners gathered to shed light on the issue winter can bring. if you ask any female runner, they would say much the same. i think getting catcalled, getting beeped at when you are running, it certainly can be quite scary if you are by yourself. but it definitely becomes harder, especially this time of year. there's lots of things we have to think about that perhaps might not even

. >> there were families living as close as 12 miles to the test.brother died of stomach cancer. my mom died of bone cancer. >> i have thyroid cancer. >> one of my sisters is surviving brain tumors. the other one is surviving thyroid cancer. >> we always say, we don't ask if we're going to get cancer, we ask when it's going to be our turn. >> juju: these families saying their disease is no coincidence and they're looking for what they call justice. >> we were the first people exposed to radiation any place in the world as a result of an atomic bomb and we're left out. >> juju: this special edition of "nightline," "oppenheimer: the true story" will be right back. and who doesn't love a good throwback? [sfx: video game sound] new emergen-c crystals. throw it back. - bye, bye cough. - later chest congestion. hello 12 hours of relief. 12 hours!! not coughing? hashtag still not coughing?! mucinex dm gives you 12 hours of relief from chest congestion and any type of cough, day or night. mucinex dm. it's comeback season. to the next. did they even send my

we talked about the winds of 90 miles an hour to 100 miles an houn miles an hour to 100 miles an hourwas just really hour. but that was just really across islands, across the channel islands, across the channel islands, across of across the south coast of england, maybe 75 to 80 miles an houn england, maybe 75 to 80 miles an hour, damaging enough, of course. you came inland, hour, damaging enough, of csuppose you came inland, hour, damaging enough, of csuppose a you came inland, hour, damaging enough, of csuppose a lotrou came inland, hour, damaging enough, of csuppose a lot of came inland, hour, damaging enough, of csuppose a lot of people nland, hour, damaging enough, of csuppose a lot of people today i suppose a lot of people today were was all the were thinking what was all the fuss but many places have fuss about? but many places have seen some very heavy rain. and i've just been at the i've just been looking at the figures last hours. lot figures the last 24 hours. a lot of places seen 30 to 40mm of places have seen 30 to 40mm of places have seen 30 to 40mm of rain and there's p

and 10 miles, i feel emotional. i know this is something i have never challenged myself to do. >> veronica, you inspire us. veronica inspired matt lively, who also got up early and ran the golden gate half marathon. he has never ran a 5k before but finished the 13 miles in one hour and 59 minutes. congratulations. >>> coming up in our 9:30 stream, one of the largest international summits and san francisco's history is less than a week away. how one neighborhood is working extra hard to cash in. >>> the first, their stories are not always told on the silver screen. we put the spotlight on some you >>> some talented young people are not letting disabilities stop them from making movies up. as we report from vacaville, their work is shining on screen. >> reporter: students from solano county are getting a taste of tinseltown. complete with a red carpet . these young adults are part of an annual film production camp that teaches them how to write, direct, shoot and start in movies up at the solano county office of educa

shelter in place orders at this hour for miles. john quinones reporting from texas tonight. >>> democrats declaring major victories in ohio, kentucky, and virginia overnight. voters protecting abortion rights. and the democratic governor in the south who won re-election in a deep red state. rachel scott at tonight's republican debate. >>> tonight, the fda approving a new diabetes drug in eli lilly to treat obesity, with significant weight loss reported what they've seen with this drug. >>> three beloved pandas saying good-bye to the national zoo, their journey home tonight. >>> and the one runner from the new york city marathon, days later, she still has people talking. you have to see her finish, you'll understand why. he is america strong. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy wednesday night. we do begin tonight with the breaking news. u.s. air strikes on a weapons storage facility in syria. the pentagon just a short time ago revealing the u.s. has unleashed retaliatory strikes after iran-backed

miles per hour. and for a lot of our valleys it's not as windy. this is mostly the hills and mountains that are seeing high wind gusts that are blowing off the coasts. we'll eventually see the wind calming down as we go throughout the day. and as far as the weather, we're looking nice and all clear this morning, after all of the weekend rain, and our temperatures today headed mostly into the 60s. mike, you've got a couple of things you're tracking. >>> apec is clear, the security zones, closures, they've all reopened. we're back to normal in san francisco. we do have in the east bay over here, getting onto 880, just before our show started i got word from chp they did reopen the davis on-ramp to southbound 880 that had been closed for about 45 minutes because of a crash. so that should be completely normal by the time you get back there. the rest of the bay shows a smooth flow of traffic. there's a little blip eastbound 580 approaching the dublin interchange. i think it's a crew. i'll double-check to

56, westwood 10 miles per hour, -- west winds. the rain has moved out of the santa clara valley, 50 degrees, northwest wind 14, blustery, the rain is starting to move out, snow is still falling across the sierra. tomorrow morning it will be a bit of a chilly start. clearing skies and lots of sunshine but if you are expecting a warm-up, wait just a minute until you see the our by our temperatures as we move you forward, 40s and low 50s to start the day, sunshine, the cool wind will start to pick up out of the north during the day, the highs tomorrow only the low to mid 50s, similar conditions around san francisco and oakland. might actually be a little bit cooler in parts of the north bay, 55 degrees and close to 60 in livermore, it should be picture-perfect for 49ers football, low to mid 60s, but watch the winds, northwest 15- 25 miles per hour. stronger gusts away from levi's stadium, toward the north bay hills, santa cruz mountains, right after sunset, the peak of the wind gusts, 7 pm to midnight, we begin to see wind speed and

billie eilish, pacific islander-mile-an-hour, olivia rodrigo and taylor swift all scoring six.he biggest prize, album of the year, has eight nominees the majority are women. >> there is a boys club but gym in the last few years have taken a machete to those trds and made space for themselves. >> reporter: it's been a huge year for women in entertainment last night, in buenos aires, swift kicked off the latest leg of her "eras tour" in a swing through south america. it's on track to become the highest grossing tour of all time swift also smashing the record for the biggest concert film ever beyonce also had her own blockbuster summer of shows together her "renaissance tour" and the "eras tour" generated more than $5 billion of spending whale at the box office, "barbie" made more than $1 billion today the film soundtrack picked up 11 grammy nominations. capping off a groundbreaking year for female artists. >>> that's "nightly news" for this friday. thank you so much for watching i'm tom llamas have a great weekend hughes ♪ ♪ ♪♪ when i wake up well i know i'm gonna be ♪ ♪ i'm gonn

i think that miles can speak to. this last, time there were a lot of people in the administration, there were a lot of other folks as well who are trying to put the bumpers on the bowling lane. that work to, times not others. those bumpers will be off next time. the ban, and mike davis is at the, world they're going to be the types of people who will be around, and who will be in charge. i think that's alarming. i think they feel very confident about the political standing, to be able to speak like this. i think it'll be one thing for steve bannon is a provocateur, or as a podcast, et cetera, to say the sorts of things, but for people around trump to say, them or advisers to, trump people who are actively working to help them win, it tells you that they feel confident on their political standing, and they're not going to be nemesis, time and limited and scope of these very anti democratic, anti rule of, law efforts to jail enemy, izium create these sprawling deportation efforts that far exceed what he attempted to do

now, overall triple-a expects 55 million miles an hours to travel 50 miles for thanksgiving. with mother nature get in the way of it all? let's bring in paul heggen with more on that. >> there a storm system coming our way in the next 12 hours or so. rain to start the day in new york city, washington, d.c., it exits quickly and they will see a mix of clouds and sunshine. the rain hangs on longer in boston. if you are making that really long cross country flight that might be a spot there will be delays getting into the airport area. the temperatures of course, cool across the country. we will be pleasant. why go anywhere? traveling around california things are looking good. the temperatures are above average for the entire state. near 80 degrees in san diego and los angeles a few clouds to begin the day. the wind will pick up late in the day. we will track the wind gusts hour by hour. >> thanks so much, now, to oakland. the city is still without a permanent police chief. nine months after the mayor fired the previous chief over handling of a misconduct case. the hiring proces

we talked about the winds of 90 miles an hour to 100 miles an houn miles an hour to 100 miles an hourwas just really hour. but that was just really across islands, across the channel islands, across the channel islands, across of across the south coast of england, maybe 75 to 80 miles an houn england, maybe 75 to 80 miles an hour, damaging enough, of course. you came inland, hour, damaging enough, of csuppose you came inland, hour, damaging enough, of csuppose a you came inland, hour, damaging enough, of csuppose a lotrou came inland, hour, damaging enough, of csuppose a lot of came inland, hour, damaging enough, of csuppose a lot of people nland, hour, damaging enough, of csuppose a lot of people today i suppose a lot of people today were was all the were thinking what was all the fuss but many places have fuss about? but many places have seen some very heavy rain. and i've just been at the i've just been looking at the figures last hours. lot figures the last 24 hours. a lot of places seen 30 to 40mm of places have seen 30 to 40mm of places have seen 30 to 40mm of rain and there's p

so 20 to 35 miles per hour. gusts up to 50 miles per hour. 55, even 65 and the higher peaks. so maybe i would be surprised hear about some power outages overnight at tree limbs down. and also, you know, definitely be careful not the bonfire is because those winds can fan any sparks. well, current wind speeds now so and the down in the valleys, you can see pretty calm, but a bit breezy san francisco at 13 miles per hour. fairfield, 17 miles per it's moving south to this is offshore component here. so this is going to be a little warmer and it's definitely clear us out. as you can see here on storm tracker, 4 calm conditions. this is a different picture from yesterday. and even friday night we had all rain even heavy at times and thunderstorms. so after that, that we have some dry weather to look forward to. and also some warm conditions this right now, temperatures out the door. 45 chilly there in santa rosa tonight, half moon bay. 55, everyone else. we're all in the 50's. so your evening outlook tonight dip down to the upper 30's to low 50's partly cloudy skies and of course,

and we are so glad to say miles is cancer free.e's now looking toward his future and says he either wants to be a welder or a hunting guide in alaska. he has family in alaska, so. >> oh, good for him. well, he'll he'll be successful at whatever he does. absolutely can't believe it's been ten years. >> ten. >> that was such a over whelming day. >> the way the city came together. it was beautiful. it was magical. >> it was magical. that's a better word. anyway, good for him. great to see miles doing well. all right, let's talk about the weather. >> yeah, that's right. more rain, sandhya. absolutely >> and ama and dan. i want to show you something else that is so magical. take a look from our zephyr cove camera snow is coming down. this is winter for you. i know this is at the highest elevations at lake level. it is still raining, but at least the snow is coming in. time for thanksgiving thing. so it's a mix of rain and snow on live doppler seven. certainly seeing thunderstorms south of tioga pass travel plans are in the next couple o

or three mile race.here was also a 100 meter dash for the kiddos. holiday shoppers are expected to set a record this year, according to the national retail federation. in total, shoppers could. spend $966 billion more than ever before, 182 million people are planning to shop between today and cyber monday. that is also a record. black friday is the most popular shopping day, followed by cyber monday and local small businesses. hope you'll come out to their stores for small business saturday. communities across the bay area are offering special deals for example, in san francisco, bernal cutlery has teamed up with craftsmen and wolves to sell some exclusive cookies. oakland has a blackout market which features black creators. and in pacifica, there are pop up shops open for one day only. all right. and getting to the weather situation right now, things looking pretty good in sandia. when i asked you about clear sailing, you said sort of almost. >> yeah, that's because we have to deal with dion. gusty wind

visibility a quarter of a mile novato half mile half moon bay with three quarters of a mile.ld 58. san mateo, 57 in concord with 53 in santa rosa. so all that cloud cover keeping us 2 to 5 degrees warmer compared to yesterday. and there is a look at the shark tank. so 60s to upper 70s today, partly to mostly cloudy skies. we are dry for your saturday bringing in our storm impact scale for sunday day. more so on monday day and then bringing out the winter coats for the rest of the workweek. details in a few minutes. >> stephanie, lisa, thank you. developing news now in san jose. a former lapd officer is accused of sending racist text messages. the officer, mark mcnamara, resigned earlier this week after an internal investigation. abc's seven news reporter tim johns has the latest on that developing story from both police and city leaders. >> quick backlash from san jose city officials after racist text messages emerged involving one of their now former officers. in a statement friday, san jose police chief anthony mata said his department's internal affairs unit was investigat

miles. they they can see with their binoculars. well, they can see the naked eye, the capital with the binoculars. oh, my gosh. we've got cannon at the capitol to. capitol was the focus point of nashville at the time. and you can see it right here in this picture. the feds at four neighbor, you can the rebels and the rebels can see the fort and they're looking big guns. unarmed struck in view of nash bill looking south from the federal forts the confederate see the railroads coming in every day they could see fort negley an old picture that brannon showed you previously staggering size. fort. nashville was a slime town by that time, the united states soldiers had in commandeered everything they wanted. you had to pick your side if you picked the wrong side. things were tough on you. that being for the south with this came in drinking gambling prior restitution. here was one of the powers of the prosecution which ironically now is next door to my law office where i've been for 35 years. yeah,

we're about a quarter of a mile, if not zero miles in half moon bay.ill linger through about 9 a.m. this morning. just be aware of that live doppler seven along with satellite. we have this trough along the west coast. you can see unsettled conditions through seattle, portland, we even had a little bit of light snow over the sierra the past 24 hours. those snow showers are winding down. but we'll take a live look. this is lake tahoe this morning and you can clearly see that fresh dusting of snow. we picked up a couple of inches above 7000ft. but now cooler air is settling in. only 41 for a daytime high in south lake today. back here at home, we have that morning fog lingering through about 9 a.m, burning off for sunshine today. temps features pretty close to where we should be this time of the year in the mid and upper 60s for 4 p.m. highs later on today. tonight it's even colder than we are right now. 30s in our coldest spots. a lot of us will settle in the 40s under clear skies heading into wednesday. wednesday is beautiful. thursday is quiet. but fr

petaluma zero miles, a quarter of a mile. novato and napa in half moon bay, we're down to a quarter of a mile as well. it is a lot colder out there this morning compared to yesterday or about 10 to 20 degrees colder to start your day. 49in santa rosa, 48in palo alto, 54. that current temperature in oakland. so future weather, we have that dense fog through about 9 a.m. it'll burn off for sunshine and temperatures again very much like yesterday were maxing out in the mid 60s so we'll have morning fog to sunshine 66 in oakland, 65 in the city 68. in san jose up to 66. in napa. let's get a check of traffic with jobina. good morning. >> good morning, drew. thank you. hi, everyone. so we are starting back here at the richmond, san rafael bridge where we are in week five of this sigalert where we have three westbound lanes closed. and you want to make sure that you do not bring any wide load vehicles onto this roadway because that is not allowed. right now. and again, the chp, no updates as to when that will all reopen. and emeryvi

or ten miles. i definitely feel emotional because i know this is something that i have never challenged myself to do. >> she must have inspired them because they got up early this morning, and ran the golden gate marathon. our producer justin williams out on the course to capture the shots near the finish line. he never even ran that 5k before today, but finished 13.1 miles in one hour, 59 minutes. awfully proud of that and hopefully they enjoyed that cold tub and a hot tub and a massage and a few adult beverages. >> right. there's that. >> all right, thank you, vern. >>> still ahead that extra hour of sleep might have been nice, but why some experts say daylight savings could affect your mental health. we are grocery outlet and we are your bargain bliss market. what's bargain bliss? you know that feeling you get when you find the name brands you love but for way, way less? that's bargain bliss. it's grocery outlet's 20% off wine sale going on now through november 7th. we have hundreds of wines sur

you can see some of those gusts 39 40 mile an hour gusts out there. >> cornelia over 30 miles an hour. and that's kind of what we're tracking overnight tonight as these winds start to pick up out of the sacramento valley and make their way back in the bay area. notice the direction they're coming out the north and that's that offshore wind that we've been talking about, bringing in some of that dry air as well. and so, yeah, blustery conditions. here's the forecast model for some of those winds as we head through the night tonight, probably going to peak right around 3, 4 o'clock in the morning with some 30, 40 mile an hour gusts in some spots and maybe even some 50 mile an hour gusts over the diablo range parts of the north bay to and then as we head through the day tomorrow, those winds begin to subside out there doing black friday shopping. think those winds calming down. really not a bad down below otherwise. so wind advisories continuing into slot will county. one thing you want to be aware of if you're driving a large vehicle may be a truck. watch out. winds could blow around ou

miles. they they can see with their binoculars. well, they can see the naked eye, the capital with the binoculars. oh, my gosh. we've got cannon at the capitol to. capitol was the focus point of nashville at the time. and you can see it right here in this picture. the feds at four neighbor, you can the rebels and the rebels can see the fort and they're looking big guns. unarmed struck in view of nash bill looking south from the federal forts the confederate see the railroads coming in every day they could see fort negley an old picture that brannon showed you previously staggering size. fort. nashville was a slime town by that time, the united states soldiers had in commandeered everything they wanted. you had to pick your side if you picked the wrong side. things were tough on you. that being for the south with this came in drinking gambling prior restitution. here was one of the powers of the prosecution which ironically now is next door to my law office where i've been for 35 years. yeah,

for 26.2 miles. it it is two hours and 26 minutes. for 26-2 miles-— 26.2 miles.aining going? obviously _ end for me. how is the training going? obviously paris - end for me. how is the training going? obviously paris is - end for me. how is the training going? obviously paris is going end for me. how is the training i going? obviously paris is going to be a big year. _ going? obviously paris is going to be a big year. so _ going? obviously paris is going to be a big year, so that _ going? obviously paris is going to be a big year, so that is _ going? obviously paris is going to be a big year, so that is the - going? obviously paris is going to be a big year, so that is the main | be a big year, so that is the main goal next year. i have had difficulties with injury this year, but that is sport, it is part and parcel of being a professional athlete, so i am well aware of that and i have had injuries in the past and i have had injuries in the past and come back from them, so for me this is another step, another bump in the road. but i'm just really focus now on the

and we are so glad to say miles is cancer free.s now looking toward his future and says he either wants to be a welder or a hunting guide in alaska. he has family in alaska, so. >> oh, good for him. well, he'll he'll be successful at whatever he does. absolutely can't believe it's been ten years. >> ten. >> that was such a over whelming day. >> the way the city came together. it was beautiful. it was magical. >> it was magical. that's a better word. anyway, good for him. great to see miles doing well. all right, let's talk about the weather. >> yeah, that's right. more rain, sandhya. absolutely >> and ama and dan. i want to show you something else that is so magical. take a look from our zephyr cove camera snow is coming down. this is winter for you. i know this is at the highest elevations at lake level. it is still raining, but at least the snow is coming in. time for thanksgiving thing. so it's a mix of rain and snow on live doppler seven. certainly seeing thunderstorms south of tioga pass travel plans are in the next couple of

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napa fairfield, calistoga, right now, 27 mile an hour winds. they continue to increase during the overnight and morning hours. so tomorrow morning at 6:00, if you are going to be out and about, winds will be gusting 30 to 45 miles an hour at 8 a.m. still gusty around parts of the bay area. it's not everywhere. and then as we head towards 3:00 in the afternoon, an winds begin to subside. but it's a northerly wind that is a very drying wind. it's going to bring in a cooler air mass. sutro tower camera. you can see the view of san francisco's just sparkling, but it has been gusty out there. high pressure building in behind a departing low. that low is going to drop down into the great basin as high builds in, we get sandwiched in between and that kicks up the winds. but those same winds are kicking up the swells right now, 10 to 14 footers, beach hazards statement begins tomorrow night, runs until sunday morning. increase risk of rip currents. so be careful out there. here's a live view from our exploratorium camera. and it's all decked out for th

napa fairfield, calistoga, right now, 27 mile an hour winds.continue to increase during the overnight and morning hours. so tomorrow morning at 6:00, if you are going to be out and about, winds will be gusting 30 to 45 miles an hour at 8 a.m. still gusty around parts of the bay area. it's not everywhere. and then as we head towards 3:00 in the afternoon, an winds begin to subside. but it's a northerly wind that is a very drying wind. it's going to bring in a cooler air mass. sutro tower camera. you can see the view of san francisco's just sparkling, but it has been gusty out there. high pressure building in behind a departing low. that low is going to drop down into the great basin as high builds in, we get sandwiched in between and that kicks up the winds. but those same winds are kicking up the swells right now, 10 to 14 footers, beach hazards statement begins tomorrow night, runs until sunday morning. increase risk of rip currents. so be careful out there. here's a live view from our exploratorium camera. and it's all decked out for the holi

evacuations ordered five miles all around that plant tonight.se are the images coming in all day today. the thick, black smoke seen for miles, and of course, concern about what is now in the air. all of the employees accounted for. one treated for burns tonight. abc's john quinones on the scene in texas. >> reporter: tonight, that massive inferno of flames and fumes northeast of houston. >> what a horrific sight to be seeing from a thousand feet above the ground. >> reporter: the calls coming in just after 8:00 this morning from sound resource solutions, a chemical plant in shepherd, texas. >> office of emergency management has issued that shelter in place for a five-mile radius around the plant. >> at first, i thought they were emptying the garbage bins. but then, after you heard the third and fourth and fifth explosion, they were one after another. >> schools have been advised to shelter in place, turn off all hvacs. >> reporter: one school close to the plant forced to evacuate 31 children. >> we had to evacuate them through a pasture. a man o

look at half moon bay, 24 miles an hour, 31 miles an hour, point rays. and then it gets quite breezy all around the bay, 7:00 and certainly feeling the chill out there as that sun sets before 5:00. and then as we get into your 11:00 hour, really the winds continue to build here in the upper elevation. so they will dial back into the rest of your monday afternoon. but monday morning, still quite gusty in the upper elevations. there it is with the light winds by the afternoon. so today in the south bay santa clara right around average in the mid 60s, plenty of sun, north winds maybe 10 to 15 miles an hour. and then we begin our warm up for monday, tuesday and wednesday. even into thursday. temperatures above average here in the 70s. so a whether or not we have those high clouds, it will certainly still be on the mild side despite some of that sun being dimmed from time to time, 61in napa today. look for 65 in san rafael with mid 60s on the peninsula. remember kind of breezy right here along the coast and also in the upper elevations later on through the da

bridge the 1.7-mile-long golden gate bridge connects san francisco to marin county. bridge is named after the golden gate strait, a channel of water connecting san francisco bay to the pacific ocean. the bridge attracts millions of visitors every year year, taking in its tall towers, sweeping main cables, and signature color, international orange but the color wasn't on purpose that's right when the architect saw the steel arrive pointed in orange-red primer, he decided it was much more striking than the bridge's natural surroundings, so he selected it as the official color another thing san francisco is known for, cable cars. did you know san francisco's cable cars are the only movable national historic monument in the u.s. the cable cars have been rolling through the city for some 150 years, and, yes, even santa has been spotted riding the popular cars san francisco is also home to the second largest chinatown outside of asia. and the city has the largest and oldest japan town in the u.s. another fun fact, san francisco has bragging rights to the world's most crook

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