moffitt field, 92. all breaking previous records. some of them going as far back as 1959. here are the rest of the highs. 92 in concord. 87 degrees in san rafael. i would call this hot by october standards. when you look at where our temperatures are standing compared to other parts of the state. we are running warmer across the bay area than both fresno and las vegas. unbelievable. find out if we'll have some relief. >>> and the election office made a lot of >> certain voting districts were ma'amed incorrectly and that resulted in voters getting the wrong information. now, the auditor says it didn't impact the outcome of any elections but the findings were significant. as a voter, you trust the registrar office is giving you the right information. >> but 26 errors were made by the registrar's office. in one case, it proved to be costly. >> up to a quarter million dollars to reprint and inform our voters about the corrections that were necessary to be made. >> and district boundaries were done incorrectly and that resulted in voters reading the wrong ballot. the problem is

the idea is being tested in moffitt field in mountain view and it's possible the same remedy could work at other pollution sites. kpix5's len ramirez shows us the mostly natural process that gets rid of a toxic chemical. >> reporter: it looks like any other clump of trees at moffitt field, but these poplars have been transformed by sciences and mother nature into solar powered groundwater cleanup machines. >> the trees are here to help us clean up contamination that's been here for a very long while. >> reporter: john freeman is a plant physiologist with intrinsic technologies. this is a mountain view super fund site containing tce. the chemicals were spilled by nearby semiconductor companies in the 1980s. the trees are covered with a type of bacteria that actually absorbs and helps them thrive on tces. >> this is an innoculated row with a very large trunk diameter. >> reporter: the innoculated trees are tolerant stronger than the control group that didn't get the bacteria. the trees absorb tces through their roots and turn the contaminants into a naturally occurring chloride which harm

moffitt field, just another .15. .22 in san jose.cture, it just looks like fall winter combined much just a beautiful picture sent to me showing you the snow. topping the trees. giving us a taste of winter. north star got an inch of snow with that system that came through. let's talk about the winter outlook since we're on the topic of rain and snow. the prediction center sent out the winter outlook and it predicts that it's going to be warmer than average for much of the southwestern u.s. this coming winter, as far as rainfall, we have equal chances of seeing wetter than normal conditions here or drier than normal conditions here in the bay area. in case you're wondering the deal with la nina. it's cooler than normal waters near the equatorial pacific. what we've been seeing, this is the sea surface temperatures near to below average. there's a 55 to 60% chance of la nina this fall and winter. but because it's not a definitive thing, it's too early to predict what will happen in terms of our precipitation. we're obviously hoping for

. >> it is very up going to fleets a kid at moffitt air show, angels, experiencing them definitely inspired me to want to pursue a career in the military and serve my country. >> the fleet week air show takes place tomorrow, saturday and sunday from noon untild the blu the show each day. >> reporter: you might be able to hear it now. they're doing a flyover. here's a look at the doppler 7. you can see we have sunny skies. we expect sunny days as well. check out this view looking out over san francisco where it is 71 degrees. mid 80s at san jose and gilroy. here come those angels again. i think you can probably hear them. looking back toward san francisco, it is 84 right now. as we look ahead to our end of fleet week tomorrow, saturday and sunday, the blue angels take to the sky. they'll be flying out under blue skies in san francisco. high temperatures the next few days in the 70s in san francisco with morning lows in the 50s. with the rise in zpms the low humidity, we do have increased fire danger. fire weather watches from 11:00 a.m. sunday through tuesday. back to you. i'll have more in

nasa is accepting proposals to build nearly 2,000 rental units at moffitt field.says at least 10% will be tagged for affordable housing. first rental reference will go to people who work or go to school within the nasa property there. the project area is now open for interested developers. construction expected to be completed by 2028. >>> well, today is a tribute day at oracle arena, the warriors will honor their 1975 championship team's head coach. >> that's right. as part of the festivities the ws will be giving away this attles bobble head. we have a look at the attles' inspired suit steve kerr will be wearing. shiny black suit with a bright floral undershirt. >> that's really nice. that's really great. over to meteorologist mike nicco now. hey there, mike. >>> natasha, reggie, hi, everybody. let's start by taking a look at san jose. 280 at 17 where it's clear and temperatures in the upper 50s. hazy sunshine today on the spare the air day. final chance for a record high temperature. tonight cooler. foggy near the coast and tracking bay area rain and sierra sno

robert moffitt, i know him by bob.ndy, you did a lot of tweeting yesterday, and i thought it was very interesting. you seem to like the alexander-murray bill. is that right? >> i like anything that has both parties putting their fingerprint on something. in recognizing that republicans refer to this is a short-term pass for repeal. democrats alike to see this for them to work better. what the american public wants to see is of the benefit of something like this that has an immediate impact on their premiums, and reduces the federal deficit. importantly, expiate the first step and a long, long slide of back and forth over the last seven if not ten years of parties essentially saying this is going to be winner-take-all. i'm hopeful. >> dana: bob, earlier in the way, president trump initially signaled that he would be supported of the bipartisan effort. he pulled it back later in the day. there are conservatives who are concerned about it. even though it's a short-term fix, is this something you would not be able to suppo

his dear friend adrian moffitt died in his arms at the country music festival, and shaun alexander iscame to las vegas, they all came from alaska with brian and adrian. thank you both so very much for talking to us. i am so sorry. it's impossible to understand what you all are going through right now. shaun, how are you doing right now? >> i'm holding up all right. you know, it's a little rattled and shaken. kind of feel a bit surreal, like a bad dream. >> brian, i know you shared some pictures of you and adrian in the final moments when you both looked so overjoyed, frankly, in the last few minutes. >> yeah, i have never seen him that happy. >> never seen him that happy. when did you realize that he had been hit? >> well, the first burst hit, and then when we heard the first burst, then it kind of went right behind us, sounded like fireworks. we were kind of laughing about it at that. you know, and then right when we went to take that picture, he -- we heard it again. he looked back, and it went through his neck. and we didn't know what was going on yet. but he fell backwards. and ye

they landed at moffitt field late last night. we saw them care of adding up to you.at the evacuation centers helping out. you will see more uniformed, army personnel there they are there to help you. >> the firestorm continues. we will have more live team coverage in a few minutes. the >>> you have seen the video of the fire advancing. here is a look at some damage that has already been done. this is one of many neighborhood that went up in flames with the first round of flames from sunday night into monday. here's what we know right now. this is day four. is growing. all over northern california, these fires have earned more than 100 70,000 acres. people that cambi contact, 285 and counting. the death toll is that 23. 3500 homes and businesses have gone up in flames. there is a new area in santa rosa that we need to tell you about it is the area outlined in blue. it connects the two mandatory evacuation zones. the one in blue is an advisory. you should be ready to leave. on that note, >> that is voluntary. people wonder, are we next, petaluma says there are no evacu