an hour in oakland to about 25 mile. >> mile an hour gusts in san jose. you can see napa and fairfield over 30 miles an hour. and look at the upper elevations. we've got winds from 56 miles an hour in the north bay, mount tam, 40 miles an hour, oakland hills over 30. and how about mount amana? last hour gusting to 63 miles an hour. so the next several hours, the winds continue to ramp up. it's not going to be until the second half of the day where we see these winds ease. so this is noontime and we still have those gusts and the purples in play here. and that's why we have the wind advisory throughout the afternoon. north bay interior mountains. but you can see the rest of us still quite breezy. here it is 3:00. and then the evening hours will be will feature the lighter winds. but the dry air stays in place today, about 12% relative humidity at 3:00 in the afternoon. usually we get a big recovery overnight with the longer nights and that radiational cooling. but as we get into your thursday morning, we're only at 20% in vallejo. and then once again, a ve

mile an hour. wind gusts. mount aluminum with 51 mile an hour wind gusts. and we are looking at the relative humidity 20 to 30% dropping off into the teens or single digits today. so plenty of sunshine. temperatures a bit above average in the low 70s. breezy to windy out there for the first half of the day, and then the winds will ease up the dry conditions. continue into tomorrow. frances. >> all right, lisa, we have a sig alert. traffic alert in san mateo county. it's an accident blocking lanes on highway 92, just past the reservoir. and one way traffic control is in effect. so for folks heading out of half moon bay heading to san mateo. traffic is really crawling at this point. you may want to consider an alternative, and we'll also keep you posted when they think lanes will be reopened. also, southbound 680 just approaching castlewood drive. there's an accident blocking lanes. traffic is crawling from bernal and it's slow from 580. and at the bay bridge toll plaza with metering lights on, traff

so imagine this 50 mile march, 25 mile retreat. that's 40 miles of marching and a four hour battle, and be hard pressed to find a time in american history where a one day of activity was to cause that much exertion. all right. but that's what's occurring. the one thing that's not mentioned in, washington's battle plan and. i'm going to bring it up now that you see in this whole fight, what was the objective of all this? the world is not going to be philadelphia here. now, i'm going to say here that the evidence of observe of evidence is the evidence of absence. no word appears in no attack orders. washington has no designs carrying this on to philadelphia, which some critics have said that he had too too much of an ambitious am i proof of that is this he made sure that is supply wagons did not move with the army now this 16,000 men is larger than the third largest population center in the united states. it's larger than boston. and the fact that washington makes sure that those wagons don't move with them is almost a check upon him

it traveled more than 700 miles over the sea and more than 4000 miles on land.t made many stops all the way around on its journey to the u.s. capitol. i want to have a special thanks to the wrangell, not just the wrangell community but the wrangell high school students that used technology and innovation to help this tree stay fresh during its long journey. we truly appreciate all of the efforts to bring the holiday spirits to washington, d.c., our nations capital. today, we are going to set the tree on the west front lawn. the capitol grounds and arboretum team are already hard at work and will spend the next several days decorating the tree with thousands of led lights and thousands of handcrafted ornaments. handcrafted by the people of alaska. we look forward to seeing the trees lit up in all of its splendor for the 60th annual christmas tree lighting ceremony on december 3. and we are so glad to have a beautiful tree that alaskans and americans can be proud of. it's now my pleasure to introduce ms. barbara maranda, the tongass national forest deputy supervis

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winds at about 15 miles an hour. but elsewhere around the bay, gusts to over 30 miles an hour. wind advisory out by the delta. we'll talk about many offshore wind events to arrive for the week ahead. when we return. >> lisa. thank you. also living in a blue bubble, not a battleground. people being bombarded with ads in the lead up to the election. what we're not seeing here in california. >> we all value the right to choose how we want to live as we age. and your choices and rights remain with you no matter where you live. federal law protects the rights of long term care residents. you have the right to request meals that align with your cultural or dietary preferences. communicate in the language that makes you most comfortable. manage your own money and vote in elections. residents also have the right to voice concerns without fear of retaliation, ensuring that your voice is always heard and your concerns are addressed. the office of the state long term care ombudsman provides confidential assistance, protects your rights and works to resolve any concerns or complaints on be

getting up to 65 miles per hour.our peak wind gusts. the hills around pleasanton pittsburgh, fremont in livermore. also right there in 40 to 50 mile per hour it has been an exceptionally windy overnight into this morning as well. now this is partly responsible due to the low to the east high to the west of u.s. position of the jet right across the region. but a lot of these factors do change in the days to come. winds will begin to relax tomorrow. and as we move into the weekend, we're definitely calmer early next week. fall settles right back full force with a nice dip in the jet stream and along with it an opportunity, some light showers come next monday. now today is by far the most persistently windy one, 30 to 40 mile per hour. gusts on the regular for the north bay, 30 mile per hour gusts regularly for the east bay and even along the bay shore, too. tomorrow we'll start to see winds coming down, but still going to be a breezy start to the day. of course, we do have red flag warnings that fire danger partially c

, 37 miles per hour. now taking you into the overnight hours and again, it keeps up and notice what happens as we get up tomorrow. we start to see even a little bit of an easterly shift really showing that wind coming from the east, the exact opposite of what happens when we see our push of marine layer that rolls in in the evening. so now i'm gonna take you into our afternoon on wednesday. you can see it's still hanging out the north bay. and finally on thursday, we do start to see things pull back much better situation, much less danger out there. so looking at this kind of shows you how that low and high pressure comes together. this is what's going to happen as we get into the next 12 to 24 hours. you can see them actually pushing together and causing more of a gradient. now, finally, we get to thursday. things start to move away. notice we also start to see these low pressure systems that are rolling to the north of us. and that's actually going to bring us the potential for a tiny shot of some rain.

we still have some strong gusts as much as 36 miles per hour. and then as the sun is set will start to see the winds relax and overnight. once we get into tomorrow, this is about when the ix, the red flag warning expires and it shouldn't for the rest of the week. we're going to see pretty mild winds. so that is great news. humidity was really dry earlier, starting to come up just a little bit. and that's good news. no longer single digits no longer in the teens and we'll take it. that will start to rise a little bit, too, as the winds start to die down and we see more of a wind shift. so that's good news in terms of the humidity. we've been really monitoring that carefully. another ingredient, of course, is temperatures. and luckily, we haven't had sizzling hot temperatures with this wind event and that's good news. the wind event, of course, really part of our weather features as what really caused this at high or low pressure very close together. that's a tight pressure gradient. and then we're starting to see changes. look at this. a trop sta

una de la mayores ocurriÓ hoy en nueva york donde miles de personas cerraron calles y avenidas.a ciudad de nueva york para enviarle un mensaje al presidente electo donald trump. >> estamos unidos y vamos a seguir luchando. queremos una reforma migratoria para todos los inmigrantes que tienen 20 a 25 aÑos acÁ. peggy: la marcha comenzÓ frente al hotel trump internacional y provocÓ el cierre de avenidas en manhattan. >> el mensaje que queremos enviar eso mensaje de unidad, un mensaje de poder. que la comunidad no se va esconder, la comunidad no tiene temor. peggy: su llamada protegerÁ minorÍas que los cientos de miles de indocumentados en la ciudad de las deportaciones masivas que lex mandatario prometiÓ. entre ellos esta flora lÓpez que no puede ver a su hija desde hace una dÉcada. flora: no somos delincuentes, somos personas que trabajan, pagan sus impuestos y nos da miedo que una persona que entra el poder no nos apoye. peggy: la manifestaciÓn se dio de forma pacÍfica en medio de barricadas y una gran presencia policial. los organizadores dijeron que Ésta procesa era sÓlo el pri

miles an hour in coastal areas. can see there the boats in the harbour in lyme regis. let's go further down into the south—west in cornwall. this is porthleven and again you can see that it is windy conditions. should say that this wind has led to a number of power lines coming down and looking at the map from the national grid in the south—west area there are a number of power cuts that we are seeing. i am seeing that there are power cuts around troon in cornwall and lots of those areas will see that because of those winds the power cables will come down and that will lead to localised power cuts. that is the picture in porthleven. wind is the issue down there. let's go to scotland, because it is snow thatis scotland, because it is snow that is the issue in scotland and there have been road closures. we have seen on this picture from edinburgh during the morning that kids there, you can see some of them in the top left enjoying the snow conditions and getting those makeshift sledges out to enjoy that. but the polic

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. 30 miles an hour in calistoga. gusty winds continue around fairfield and napa at 8:00 and even into 10 p.m. before those winds really drop off. as we head towards tomorrow morning. so your morning temperatures, 30s to 50s, it is going to be breezy around some of our hilltops tomorrow afternoon. you are looking at sunshine with temperatures ranging from the 60s to the 70s across the board. now over the weekend we will see some changes. here's a look at saturday evening. there's a front coming in to our north. ahead of it, we may get just enough moisture to squeeze out a few showers or drizzle between saturday night and sunday morning, and then better opportunity for widespread rain on monday. certainly snow rain mix in the sierra. here's a look at the accuweather seven day forecast. so we'll keep that fire danger elevated tomorrow morning with the gusty winds after that. humidity levels will rise as the fog returns on friday and cooler weather comes in just in time for the weekend. and that chance of a few showers b

over 40 mile an hour gusts could see 50 to 60 mile an hour gusts and the upper elevations, mount saint helena could see even windier conditions. so we're talking about a time frame here that will light up our fire danger index. so as we go through this afternoon and evening, you can see how dry the east bay is. the hills lights up into that critical fire range right on through wednesday and mid morning. on wednesday there's a look at our relative humidity right now. look how it drops by the afternoon to about 10%. then it comes up maybe 30%. and then once again dropping back off for your wednesday. still warm out there. some high clouds 75, in concord, a chilly start in the accuweather seven day forecast. three days of a red flag warning and then cooler by the weekend with rain arriving next monday. >> thanks, lisa. an alleged plot to cause an international scare. still ahead, the plan to set off explosives on planes heading to the u.s. and canada and who federal officials believe is behind it. >> and the last thing you're expecting to see on your morning commute. we're hearing from th

you will notice over 50 mile an hour winds. oakland hills, los vaqueros mount tam 45 miles an hour.rea of low pressure inland. high pressure right behind it. coming in. we get squeezed in the middle of the two pressure gradients, and so that north northeasterly wind is what we're dealing with. and the heightened fire danger, along with the red flag warnings until 7 a.m. tomorrow. right now on live doppler seven, the skies are clear as a result of those offshore winds. a beautiful view from our exploratorium camera of san francisco, where it is in the mid 60s right now. our highs today, by the way, mid 60s to mid 70s. so pretty mild. oakland 66 san jose 68 and 64. in redwood city. look at this gorgeous view from our east bay hills camera. visibility is fantastic. you can see for miles everyone in the 60s from santa rosa to napa and concord. a live view from sfo. and here's a look at the headlines. high fire danger through tomorrow morning. our windy pattern is going to continue into tomorrow morning with dry gusty offshore winds. and then saturday through monday we are going to bring

and then upper elevations we've seen winds over 50 miles an hour. and you can see those winds at 30 miles an hour in the south bay, leaving you with the rainfall totals over the last two days. notice not much in the east bay and south bay, but we will have one to 2.5in to track tomorrow morning. tomorrow afternoon with heavy rain for both commutes. all that's coming up in just a few minutes. >> all right. now to the north bay. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard, where we're seeing more flooding today. >> lots of it. cornell joining us live now from sonoma county. hi, cornell. >> hey, larry and christine, i got to say, wow, what a day this has been. the atmospheric river. certainly living up to its reputation, dumping so much rain here in santa rosa. the parking lot you see behind me. first responders still on scene. it was totally flooded. many cars were underwater and some homes in the area also suffered damage. it looked like a lake around here. flooding and torrential rain in santa rosa. this hotel and medical office parking lot was underwater. m

23 miles an hour. it is a mild pattern. take a look at the current readings. you can see some 60s and some 70s to report for this hour. san jose checking in 71. here's our live camera looking above san francisco completely in the clear. no fog to speak of. as i mentioned, just kind of wipes out the fog layer, the high clouds. but we also have a bit of chop on the bay area waters. pretty indicative of those winds picking up out of the north to northeast. so we have the winds this afternoon. this is 12:00 right now and the winds still sticking around. but the overall trend throughout the afternoon hours, especially by 5:00, we will begin to scale back on those wind speeds and more improvement for tonight than into tomorrow. you can see we're not covered as much here for your thursday and into your friday. so today we have the windy conditions in the short term, but starting to decrease later on tonight into tomorrow morning. the cause of this windy pattern an area of high pressure offshore. this area of

mile per hour.lls also really breezy. now, the pattern that's bringing us this win does subside after today that northerly flow really relaxes and in fact, towards the weekend, really nice and calm conditions. next week. it feels like fall all over again with red flag warnings out in some showers likely towards monday. veterans day of next week. now we do have wind that will remain steady all day long today into the evening tonight, 30, 40 mile per hour gusts on the regular for the north bay continue 2030, mile per hour gusts elsewhere by tomorrow. we start the morning with some breezy conditions but really calming down after that red flag warnings will expire at 07:00am tomorrow. but today they last all day long. and as you can see for almost the entire bay area, it is a comfortable one other than the wind 70's for your highs in san francisco today. even a few 70's out along the coastline. we are going to be looking at us range of 60's and 70's for coastal areas, but pretty solid 70's elsewhere. th

se reportan personas desaparecidas y miles de residentes damnificados.l desastre. >> la tormenta tropical sara no para dejar tormentas en su paso por honduras. sÓlo con mucha dificultad la poblaciÓn puede movilizarse por las calles. todo aquÍ estÁ inundado. acompaÑamos a los miembros del cuerpo de bomberos a su lugar de rescates. tienen el agua casi en la cintura. pero mientras algunos salÍan por sus propios medios, los bomberos movÍan en sus hombros a los mÁs frÁgiles. >> no podemos esperar que la gente no pueda salir. ahora mismo estamos evacuando la zona. >> expertos dicen que el principal riesgo siguen siendo las fuertes lluvias que caen en las prÓximas horas. con las precipitaciones en el paÍs se registran mÁs de 20,000 personas afectadas y varios desaparecidos. vÍas terrestres y puertos daÑados entras que los aeropuertos fueron cerrados por la poca visibilidad que hay en algunas regiones del paÍs. puede que deje lluvias sobre este paÍs. se espera que el sÁbado en la noche tomÉ rumbo hacia belice. jorge: el presidente joe biden se reuniÓ con la pres

santa rosa airport, a quarter of a mile. napa a mile and a quarter. after that, it seems better unless you're out there at the berkeley ranch a mile and a half visibility in stockton. we are looking for a few 30s. a lot of 40s. there's just too much moisture in there to get too cold. but there's a lot of low 40s here. atherton, menlo park, stanford, woodside, all at 42. los altos, palo alto are close and a little warmer around san mateo. belmont and of course, over on the san mateo coast with pillar point right there at 50. 21 truckee, 14 south lake tahoe to 16 in mammoth. and then 30 alturas, winnemucca and even ely. we have the next system on the way. it won't be here until tomorrow, though, so today looks good. this next system does not look as robust or bullish, if you will, but i think north san francisco oakland north looks a lot better than south. again you know santa rosa gets 38/100. double that for russian river. and mount tamalpais seems to just be going bonkers this year. early season. there will be a couple of systems kind of flirting wit

fÉlix: en pensilvania hay 19 votos electorales, miles de votantes sigue ejerciendo su derecho.: en pensilvania mÁs de 1,000,000 de personas ya han entregado su boleta. mÁs de 60% de sus habitantes son a hispanos. se siente un entusiasmo electoral. quÉ lo motivÓ venir a votar? >> es bueno ejercer el voto y decidir por las personas que nos gobiernen. no dejar que otros decidan por nosotros. reportera: los candidatos, kamala harris y el expresidente donald trump han venido aquÍ seguido. >> estoy indecisa, no me gusta ninguno de los dos candidatos. creo que hay mejores personas en estados unidos. este pendiente de la economÍa, a los valores cristianos. reportera: pensilvania con su 19 votos electorales, es la joya de la corona para estos candidatos que se estÁn disputando esta zona voto a voto. el expresidente donald trump harÁ otro rally aquÍ el viernes, kamala harris cerrarÁ su campaÑa este lunes en philadelphia. a medida que pasan las horas, la ansiedad aumenta y las encuestas se ponen mÁs reÑidas. los electores tienen hasta el lunes para llevar estas boletas electorales a estos

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so over 24 mile an hour winds at times from half moon bay and over 20 miles an hour from bodega bay. and novato. so we are looking at coastal temperatures coming up into the low 60s. it's windy, it's sunny in pacifica and point reyes, and from hayward to oakland today, some low seconds, it's warmer, but the breeze is there and our inland valleys not much change from our bayside communities with low 70s, so the temperatures stay comfortable. the winds are a bit problematic, and we'll detail that for you. for the week ahead. coming up steph. >> all right lisa thank you. we are two days out now from election day. and one of the most contentious races here in the bay area is the race for san francisco mayor. the candidates are going across the city in a last minute push for votes. as recent polls show, it's a close race. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard caught up with the leading candidates for top candidates for san francisco mayor. >> now in the homestretch, making a final pitch to voters. >> this race has so much at stake. >> incumbent mayor london breed is seeking another term

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mount aluminum 68 miles an hour. oakland hills, 57 miles an hour. so those winds definitely picking up. san francisco winds at 40 miles an hour. the red flag warning continues for all of these areas in red. basically covering a good portion of the bay area until 7:00 tomorrow morning. but as i mentioned, we do have improving conditions for tonight into tomorrow morning. here is a look at the satellite from earlier today. we had lots of clear skies up and down our coastline, so not much in the way of cloud cover to attract them. just a few high clouds out there, and we'll check in on some of the current wind reports. and thankfully, these numbers have definitely been coming down. fairfield the winds out of the north at about ten miles an hour earlier, during the 4:00 hour, we had gusts approaching 30 miles an hour. sfo winds out of the northwest northeast at about 12 miles an hour. so decreasing winds for tonight. here is our live camera looking out above san francisco. pretty sight here with mostly clear skies and current numbers. santa rosa 57, con

well, i think my car hit about 146 miles an hour. 146 miles an hour? yeah.eds-- 50, 60, 70 miles. and they just weren't stopping? no, they had no intention of stopping. keith morrison: lloyd, chased all the way, sped into a fifth county, captain austin micu's county. i heard my dispatcher scream my name. i just said, god, come ride with me. those were my exact words. keith morrison: highway patrolman tim wyckoff joined in too. they had to be stopped. i mean, they had no regard for anybody's life, mine or anybody else's. keith morrison: and then nearly 90 miles from the shooting of deputy mason moore, like something straight out of a movie, law officers dropped a spike strip across the interstate. the suburban hit the strip at 100 miles an hour, punctured three tires. what happened then? it was like a rooster tail of sparks coming from the vehicle. keith morrison: but it kept going, 60, 70 miles an hour, on rims. and a deputy, chasing behind, radioed a warning. he just saw a male take a sniper position in the back of the vehicle. keith morrison: who was that?

wind gusts in excess of 50 miles an hour, even at the surface upper elevations 60 and 70 miles an hour. how pretty is that? mount tam 52, san francisco, 46, in redwood city, santa cruz not quite as warm today. look at all the 40s. it's chilly out there. there's a little bit of fog from half moon bay and pacifica. here's our winds as they pick up through your afternoon today. and it's just getting going at about 4 or 5:00. because we bring in the purples, you can see the diablo range there into early tomorrow. look at that 40 mile an hour gust there at 10:00 wednesday morning. it continues out of the north, but they will get lighter as we get into later tomorrow. but later today this is when the wind advisory goes up and this is how dry we will be this afternoon. about 10% and we don't really recover too much tomorrow. and then wednesday, another dry day. so some high clouds, low 70s fremont, upper 70s, santa rosa and the accuweather seven day forecast. we'll eventually cool off and bring in some rain into next week. reggie aqui lisa. >> thank you. helping students learn about voting th

there's oakland gusting to 28 miles an hour, 2628 miles an hour. fairfield, close to 30 miles an hour. you'll notice up in the north bay, novato, santa rosa and napa, these reports not nearly as strong. so we're starting to see a change in the overall wind pattern. half moon bay winds at about 13 and hayward at about 14. you'll notice most of these arrows coming in out of the northeast. and that is the dry wind direction we typically linked up. we link up with fire danger. also a very dry wind as well, showing you the relative humidity reports. santa rosa is down at 12%. relative humidity, fairfield down to 15%. so you probably notice that change with the moisture levels today just feels a bit dry out there. and that's the case for today. here's our live camera looking out toward the golden gate bridge. and right on cue there's that flag showing you the wind out of the north and east, that offshore wind in place, but lots of clear skies and current numbers. santa rosa 72 concord in the let's see upper 60s and san jose reporting 72 degrees tomorrow

wind speeds still around 43 miles per hour right now near fairfield and 38-mile-per-hour winds near napae it doesn't die down by 9:00 a.m. and not even change that much by 11:00. heading intothe lunchtime hours. in the evening hours tonight the winds showily die down pushing offshore but this is still very critical for us throughout the afternoon hours today. and i know it feels a lot more dry out there. that's the case even along the coast too. it's not until tomorrow morning around 7:00 a.m. where that red flag warning will expire. but we're still dealing with low relative humidity for the time being. and those strong winds all play huge factors when it comes to fire weather conditions. here's what's happening throughout the next seven days we're going to stay dry for now. but we do see an increased chance of showers as early as next monday. i'll have more on that coming up in just a bit. but for now over to you, gianna with traffic. how are things looking out there on the roads? >>> hey, you know you are talking about the windy conditions this morning. so you know, as you head out the

gusts to over 50 and even 60 miles an hour. right now, 21 mile an hour. winds from novato. 30 mile an hour. wind gusts. san mateo and right along the coast, half moon bay and also san jose over 30 miles an hour. upper elevations 54 mile. an hour. wind gusts for mount tam and over 30 miles an hour in the east bay and near the 46 miles an hour above half moon bay. so the winds taking us through the next several hours remain gusty right along the coast inside the bay. this is early tomorrow morning when that cold front begins to shift across the bay. we'll be looking at the gusty winds accompanying it. noontime we're still windy, but then by 5:00 things are beginning to lighten up, so we are looking at that excessive rain for western sonoma county. and notice san francisco over a half inch. the rest of us haven't seen much at all. so the south winds have been with us, allowing for temperatures from the upper 60s out there. and you can see all the fog. this is our sutro tower camera. 65 in livermore, 60 in napa. we're timing it out for you the rest of today.

in southern california we get about 11,000 miles of free driving a year.san francisco, seattle, new york, you get more like 8,500 miles a year. >> reporter: solar cars steering people toward a brighter future where the best way to move forward is to look up. itay hod, cbs news, san francisco. >> and a whole new meaning to sunday drive. >>> that's the "cbs weekend news" for this saturday. first thing tomorrow we have "sunday morning with jane pauley" followed by "face the nation." guests include kentucky governor andy beshear and dr. deborah birx and representative jim himes. >>> i'm david wade in new york. i hope you have a great night. >>> from cbs news bay area, this is the evening edition. >> now at 6:00, fans of the san jose spartan women's volleyball team are speaking out as the controversy over a trans player continues. >>> prop k supporters taking a victory lap. wilson walker has more on the challenges they face. >>> and cyclists and drivers at odds with the bridge. i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano. i'm in san jose where the volleyball team i

in the end the train hit 55 miles an hour and slammed right into a u.p. standing train and the locomotive engineer and conductor both died. we found in that that one of our finding was the length of training camp of the train was a factor and it was 103 cars. >> congresswoman, , as you know there's no federal regulation that restricts train length. at fra under my watch we make sure to collect data about train length so that the process is more transparent and we have data available to take action on that. having said that, we are not waiting for the data to come in. we issued a safety advisory on train length. we have also issued a safety advisory on the makeup of trains because the also factors into this. we are taking action that we can under the authorities that we had to address the situation. but communities are experiencing this and we're not sitting idly by. >> you wouldn't oppose federal regulation or legislation to help you in that effort? >> aced on the data that we are gathering right now, it something we should definitely take a look at. >> y

over 30 miles an hour.an see the peninsula near 30 and then right in through the early evening hours, lets up a little bit, but not really because by late sunday we're back into those breezy and gusty conditions. also, we have our beach hazard statement from 3:00 this afternoon through 7:00 tomorrow. you can see the wave heights increasing, could see 10 to 14 foot waves out there. so this is a look at how fast the winds will be blowing today. the clear sky. this is monday. some clouds. and you can see still that northerly component right on through tuesday into tuesday afternoon. so each and every day a less and less recovery in terms of our relative humidity 72 in oakland. look for 70 in fremont today. so warmer out there breezy windy at the coast. low 60s half moon bay. the accuweather seven day forecast for sunny and warmer the next few days. a mix of clouds and sun for election day and notice little change except for our winds, which will continue to add the elevated fire danger right on through the wor

gusty winds remain tonight over 60 mile an hour.nd gusts in the hills right now it is 62 degrees near the mountain fire. 11% relative humidity. so very dry and that east northeast which is a downsloping wind gusting to 28 miles an hour. looking at the hourly wind forecast, it is still going to be very gusty even into the morning hours over 30 mile an hour winds at times locally here the winds have really backed off as we look at a live view from our mount tam cam, but still a bit gusty. 27 miles an hour in the oakland hills. red flag warnings still in effect for parts of the bay area as gusts up to 40 miles an hour and low humidity will keep that fire danger elevated until 7 a.m. tomorrow. looking at our local winds over the higher terrain, gusty and really starting to drop off as we head towards tomorrow around midday, i'll be back to let you know exactly when we'll see higher humidity and some rain here in the bay area. dan. >> all right, sandhya, thanks very much. tonight, more than 24,000 p-g-and-e's customers are without electr

check out mount umunhum 43 mile an hour. wind gusts up to 30 here in parts of the north bay, so we'll be looking at the breezy winds throughout the afternoon. a somewhat of an onshore component throughout the afternoon. and then look what happens as we get into your tuesday morning. winds are light and inside the bay, but by the afternoon, here we go with some critical fire weather so the coast will be dangerous throughout the day. today with that long period. northwesterly swell, mid 60s shoreline to the mid 70s to upper 70s inland. >> thanks, lisa. coming up, the seven things to know this morning. >> and as we head to break a big congratulations to giants players matt chapman and patrick bailey. they were named 20-24 gold glove winners over the weekend, becoming the first giants players to win the award since brandon crawford in 2021. it's the fifth gold glove of chapman's career, but his first since being in the national league. meanwhile, bailey is the first san francisco catcher to win the award since his boss buster po

widespread gusts 25-35 miles an hour and on a higher elevations upwards of 50 miles an hour. like i said, things will calm down late tonight and into tomorrow. tomorrow afternoon not nearly as windy as what we expect today. the quiet conditions will not last longer than early tuesday morning , by tuesday afternoon they will strengthen again more widespread gusts upwards of 85 miles an hour and maybe on a higher elevations up to 50 miles an hour and they will stay breezy throughout the night tuesday and into wednesday, getting breezier potentially and that is the reason that fire danger is elevated today. and it will stay elevated into the next seven days let's take a look at the seven-day forecast because it is interesting to see over the next seven days not very many changes when it comes to our temperatures. they will be warming up after today and we will continue to see 70s over the next week of weather ahead of us , as we do so, we will continue to see the temperatures moderating out, low 70s across the bay over the next seven days and really not too much else to talk abo

bj miles. >> jimmy: that was you? bj miles? >> bj miles. >> jimmy: who gave you the name bj miles?buddy miles is here. if you know me really well call me buddy miles. >> jimmy: you're buddy miles. now, bj is a name a lot of djs had. i think it's because it's very enticing to say i'm bj the dj. >> it rhymed. but because of the buddy miles situation, i just used that as my handle. >> jimmy: and then you worked at what kind of a station after that? >> country western. >> jimmy: a country western station, which is quite a leap. >> kick ass country. >> jimmy: were you bj miles on the country station? >> it was a station where you really didn't have to have a handle. it was automated, actually. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> so i would just put the music in. and every time at the top of the hour, i'd say you're kick ass country at ktnt denton, texas. >> jimmy: well done. you sound good. you sound like a real guy. did you ever do, like, parties and dances and stuff like that? >> i started dj'ing at 14. >> jimmy: you did? >> i did a lot of house parties, parties for my parents. >> jimmy: what ye

mount diablo at 65 miles per hour. 40 to 50 mile per hour gusts across a lot of the rest of the bay area. especially once you head up into the hills. if you are heading over the altamont, pass your bridges. these are the areas where you're really going to feel the full force of these winds. so both hands on the wheel, high profile vehicles, especially susceptible to some of those stronger gusts pushing through. and if you are hauling a light load, make sure everything is strapped down as much as possible. that low pressure to our east, the high to our west. this is the contributing factor here for this very strong northeasterly winds. now as we make our way through this forecast, the wind is not remain. in fact, tomorrow we start to see things calming down already. by the time we reached the weekend, we've got a descending lower on the way and into early next week. the opportunity on veterans day on monday for even a sprinkle or 2. so quite a few changes around the corner today is easily be windiest day of the forecast regularly gusting to 40 to 50 miles per hour for the north bay 2030,

gusty winds remain tonight over 60 mile an hour. wind gusts in the hills right now it is 62 degrees near the mountain fire. 11% relative humidity. so very dry and that east northeast which is a downsloping wind gusting to 28 miles an hour. looking at the hourly wind forecast, it is still going to be very gusty even into the morning hours over 30 mile an hour winds at times locally here the winds have really backed off as we look at a live view from our mount tam cam, but still a bit gusty. 27 miles an hour in the oakland hills. red flag warnings still in effect for parts of the bay area as gusts up to 40 miles an hour and low humidity will keep that fire danger elevated until 7 a.m. tomorrow. looking at our local winds over the higher terrain, gusty and really starting to drop off as we head towards tomorrow around midday, i'll be back to let you know exactly when we'll see higher humidity and some rain here in the bay area. dan. >> all right, sandhya, thanks very much. tonight, more than 24,000 p-g-and-e's customers are without ele

an hour gusts at fairfield and 31 mile per hour gusts in santa rosa rising 36 mile per hour gusts by midday or so. so you can see the winds finally start to diminish part south. and then we start to see things change at 07:00am on thursday when the advisory finally allowed to expire. all right. kathy, getting back to our numbers game here. we're taking a look here we as a dan thorne had mentioned, south carolina has just been called for donald trump. >> also before we head to some of the numbers that are rolling in for pennsylvania. let's go ahead and show you that one with just 5% of the votes tallied well. kamala harris with 76% to donald trump's 23%. of course, the keystone state is keen. to this race. >> 90% of winners and presidential elections take pennsylvania. so that's why it's so important. its 19 electoral votes. let's take another look at georgia. that is one of the 7 key battleground and you see right here and donald trump has a lead over kamala harris in georgia. one of the critical battleground states. and here's where north carolina stance. donald trump leave there as

so were talking about winds 30 to 40 miles per hour. gusts up to 60 miles per hour. power outages are certainly possible both p s p's where they planned shut offs and then also because of just the wind itself and that all leads to fire danger. so now's the time to just, you know, really think about how you're going to be going about the next 24 to 48 hours and making sure they're staying safe because increasing offshore wind brings those humidity levels lower and then very dry fields that are out there. this time of year means that we just have that elevated fire conditions. so quick, look at temperatures. that's the one thing that's on our side right now. we don't have anything extreme out there. i'll be back in a little bit. we'll talk about just how long this last. >> i feel like i've seen a lot of college age very >> front about how you should vote, not how you should vote, but that you should vote. and that it's very important for people. >> still ahead here on kron for news to 2, we will hear from local college students as they get ready to vote for the very fi

mount saint getting up a 75 mile per hour. wind gusts mount diablo at 65 miles per hour. while pleasant and the hills around the east bay also seeing impressively windy conditions. now, this is resulting in some down branches out there in a few areas. a lot of leaves on roadways sunday. watch for a little bit of that. fire danger is the biggest concern, though, as this dry northeasterly wind continues to be push into the region from the north. we do have a switch up in the and this does involve a cooldown in a calm down this weekend. much calmer weather for the weekend in by next week. we're actually looking at fall settling back in with showers and 60's. returning today, though, the fire danger is the biggest concern, 30, 40 mile per hour gusts regularly for the north bay 2030, mile per hour gusts on the regular for the rest of us. and with that red flag warnings through tomorrow at 07:00am today as are most consistently windy. one tomorrow starts windy. but does calm down. now today's highs. take a look at san francisco rising well into the low 70's for all these neighb

how do i know if i should be driving 25 or 35 miles an hour?'t know, are you going to increase those speed limit signs? yes. >> the number. yes. we will be posting more speed limit signs. so there's no confusion about what the speed limit is in an area and specifically near the speed cameras, we'll have a special placard that goes on the speed limit sign that says photo enforced. >> arizona based vera mobility will install the cameras with several privacy protections for privacy and security. >> right. we make sure that the what only is captured is the plate. no, their vehicle, not the back of the vehicle, no faces. it only captures that plate. >> the other 32 locations are expected to also bring in a lot of citations. but that's not the end game. according to the advocacy group walk san francisco, there's a 25% chance of someone dying if hit by a car traveling 25 miles an hour, but that number increases dramatically to 75% if struck by a car driving at 40 miles an hour. >> we are thinking that this is going to be a game changer. absolutely it