that is near the monterey boulevard on ramp. so you can see it is going pretty good right now. this just started moments ago. and fire crews are trying to obviously protect the homes. you can see a bunch of homes in that area as well. you'll want to stay with the abc 7 news app for continuing coverage of this breaking story which just happened. a fire in san francisco. right off of 280 there. alongmont ray boulevard. >>> all right. we have new information on why investigators believe the gunman behind the las vegas mass shooting may have had help. abc news reporter marcie gonzalez is in las vegas following the latest developments. >> reporter: officials tell abc news investigators trying to figure out whether the las vegas mass murderer acted alone now believe the woman he was seen with in the days before the attack was a prostitute. authorities believe stephen paddock may have had and come police base ean accomplice, based on the amount of guns in his hotel room and officials say because some of the ammo was bought under someone else's name. >> there's people that know this in

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most of the rain will be south of monterey. we'll see increascing clouds as this system moves through tonight. on the satellite image you can see the storm developing in the gulf of alaska. this storm will bring a chance of showers late on thursday and into early friday. highs tomorrow will be cooler and in the 80s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay, with 50s to mid 60s at the coast. we will conitinue to cool over the next few days with partly cloudy skies tomorrow. late on thursday there is a chance of showers developing in the north bay and spreading south overnight. warmer and dry weather is exppected this weekend with offshore winds increasing on sunday and into monday. (pam) to the north bay now .... where firefighters are gaining more ground on a series of wildfires.(grant) here are the latest numbers. containment is up from yesterday on all of the fires you see on your screen. more than 11-thousand firefighters are on the front lines. they are battling 16 large fires across the state. that have burned more than 245-thous

most of the rain will be south of monterey. we'll see increascing clouds as this system moves through tonight. on the satellite image you can see the storm developing in the gulf of alaska. this storm will bring a chance of showers late on thursday and into early friday. highs tomorrow will be cooler and in the 80s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay, with 50s to mid 60s at the coast. we will conitinue to cool over the next few days with partly cloudy skies tomorrow. late on thursday there is a chance of showers developing in the north bay and spreading south overnight. warmer and dry weather is exppected this weekend with offshore winds increasing on sunday and into monday. (pam)(vo) in the north bay... firefighters are making progress on a series of wildfires... containment is up from yesterday on all of the fires.... the 'nuns fire' in napa and sonoma counties.... has burned more than 52-thousand acres... and is 78-percent contained. the 'atlas fire' in napa and solano counties ... has burned just over 51-thousand acres... an

most of the rain will be south of monterey. we'll see increascing clouds as this system moves through tonight. on the satellite image you can see the storm developing in the gulf of alaska. this storm will bring a chance of showers late on thursday and into early friday. highs tomorrow will be cooler and in the 80s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay, with 50s to mid 60s at the coast. we will conitinue to cool over the next few days with partly cloudy skies tomorrow. late on thursday there is a chance of showers developing in the north bay and spreading south overnight. warmer and dry weather is exppected this weekend with offshore winds increasing on sunday and into monday. (vicki) to the north bay now where firefighters are gaining more ground on a series of wildfires. containment is up from yesterday on all of the fires.... the nuns fire in napa and sonoma counties has burned more than 52- thousand acres and is 78- percent contained. the atlas fire in napa and solano counties has burned just over 51-thousand acres and is now

down to monterey. be careful if you are heading to any of those areas. 40 in lakeport. 43 in santa rosa. 44 in sunnyvale. palo alto, napa airport, 45. 45 american canyon. 47 degrees in black hawk. 40s and low 50s big difference from yesterday. we had a northeast wind now we are getting a northwest wind. west is carlos, north at half moon bay. there is a decent delta breeze as well west southwest. yesterday it was all north. 23 com degrees in truckee. 44 in sacramento. low digging in. this could get a little dusty with snow in the rockies and sierra could not a lot. maybe on the east side and some backtracked into the northern sacramento valley. up to read bluff and reading. looks like northeastern mendocino county. it is close. keep an eye on that. again out of my forecast zone. but if i don't mention it someone will say we have rain appear. there you go. a cooler day for sure. many of these locations, temperatures low dip below average but they will rebound starting wednesday and then sunny and warmer

monterey is 56 and 66 in redding. a lot of energy going way up and up and over these ridge of high pressure. southern california is looking for really hot conditions. high fire danger as you might imagine. an area of low pressure is meandering out here and it might spend a few high clouds. you can see everything is diving into texas. for us, it will be a warm we, 70s and 80s. when you get these typhoons or hurricanes moving across the pacific, you can take a ridge and build it or deep in the trough. in this case it is building the ridge. that means we get warm temperatures for the rest of the week.>> thank you, steve.'s >> right now is 6:21 am. federal help for fire victims is coming up in minutes. what is being done to get waste out of the neighborhoods.>> after decades of waiting, classified documents about the assassination of president john f. kennedy will be released by president trump what we expect later this week. we can now repair complex at saortic aneurysmsare, without invasive surgery. if we can do that, i

the national weather service in monterey expects wind conditions to worsen into monday.that red flag warning will last until 10 o'clock monday night.should anything start, the active patrols give the upper hand."the other thing that helps us with the patrols is the crews are already on the engines. they're ready to go. it helps us get that much quicker of a response."(looklive)you can help, tooby making sure you don't have open-flame barbecues, by avoiding any work projects that involve metal or sparksand by not parking your car off-road in a grassy area.in oakland, spencer blake, kron four news. lawrence karnow: we enjoyed plenty of sunshine around the bay area today. there was even plenty of sunshine at the coast as our fall weather pattern settles in. highs were in the mid 80s in the warmest inland valleys with 60s at the coast. fire danger will be running high over the next coupleof days. offshore winds have already been gusting as highs as 53 mph over mount diablo today. the winds will continue to pick up tonight and into early tomorrow morning. red flag warnings are posted for

most of the rain will be south of monterey. we'll see increascing clouds as this system moves through tonight. on the satellite image you can see the storm developing in the gulf of alaska. this storm will bring a chance of showers late on thursday and into early friday. highs tomorrow will be cooler and in the 80s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay, with 50s to mid 60s at the coast. we will conitinue to cool over the next few days with partly cloudy skies tomorrow. late on thursday there is a chance of showers developing in the north bay and spreading south overnight. warmer and dry weather is exppected this weekend with offshore winds increasing on sunday and into monday. (vicki) coming up, it will take years to rebuild after the devastating fires... however, there's already one group already at work - rebuilding wine country. we'll introduce them to you in a live report - coming up at 5:30. at stanford health care, we can now use a blood sample to detect lung cancer. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for asthma. and

you are able to take north 85 and 87 or monterey highway. that is there at the bottom of the silicon valley map. another crash at 880, i'll talk more about that crash. we had mist on the roadways. >> that is still going to be what we expect for the rest of the morning. as you get ready to head out the door, it's enough to turn on the windshield wipers and creates slick conditions on bay area roadways. looking at the high temperatures, much cooler. we see the clouds lingering through early afternoon with the highs reaching into the low to mid-60s with upper 60s in the tri-valley, low 60s for the peninsula. san francisco, you are going to struggle to make it up to 60 degrees and upper 60s in the north bay. more on the forecast in a few minutes. >> thanks, kari. >>> a busy night for the san jose police department, one officer hurt and several arrested after a side show. we have video from three crime scenes. >> kris sanchez is live at the police department with what we know at this point. kris? >> reporter: hi, there. we were just able to confi

. >>> a new crash just reported in san francisco, monterey. it's in the left lane. i want to take you to this crash reported earlier southbound 680 near the sunol grade. right now quite a few brake lights as you make your way through the sunol grade. we're checking out the drive time from dublin to mission boulevard. it's yellow because of the crash. we'll keep you posted. it is off to the right-hand side not causing hopefully bigger delays and westbound 580 tracy to dublin is now 35 minutes. >>> thank you, francis. a record set by two climbers at yosemite national park. brad gill bright and jim reynolds scaled the 2,900-foot tall nose route on saturday. the climb takes most people about three days a. friend snapped these pictures as they neared the top. what a person that is. the previous record holder texted them on the speed record. >> it normally takes three days? i want to be the friend taking pictures. >>> self-driving cars are proving to be safe but one type of accident they're most likely to get into on california streets. >>> a major health alert, vegetable

forense donde seran identificados" cincuenta rescatistas de cuatro condados, entre ellos marin, monterey, sonoma y alameda participaron en la busqueda sot this is a war zone en lo que el sheriff ahern, quien hoy recorrio el area, describio como una zona de guerra sot 38:09 this is probably the nation's worst fire that i have been aware of,the devastation actoss multiple counties este es probablemente el incendio mas devastador que hemos tenido en la nacion y aun no ha terminado.... y los rescatistas estan centrando su busqueda en las direcciones proporcionas por los familiares, la identificacion de las victimas ha tenido que basarse en algunos casos en registros dentales....e incluso los numeros de serie de implantes medicos.... reportando desde sta rosa, paola reyes noticiero telemundo 48 --le vamos a mostrar este mapa que indica las zonas afectadas... paola reyes noticiero telemundo 48 --le vamos a mostrar este mapa que indica las zonas afectadas... --lo que ve en color rojo son los incendios.... continuamos con esta cobertura sobre los incendios que estn afectando varios condados cont

folks are flooding monterey road as well. it is going to be very crowded as it has been since 5:00 this morning. we are tracking that back up as it continues to build. another burst of traffic out of san martin. the rest looks good as far as the sensors. we have a crash by oakland coliseum. the lanes are just being affected by this crash. we have a look at that. two lanes blocking. i'll get more details as this just happened. kari, you have more information on the commute affected by mist as well. >> right. already busy this morning, mike. it's been misting at times. you have to turn on the windshield wipers and it may make the roads slick. as you head out, we are going to have a day cooler than what we have seen reaching the low to mid-60s. the seven day forecast, it stays cool and rain in the forecast for the weekend. i'll be tracking all of this and what you can expect where you live, coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you, kari. the time is 6:02. live to washington, d.c. this morning. what we are learning about major de

highs in the central valley will be in the low 80s, low 70s in southern california and 60s into the montereybay. temperatures around the bay area will be very nice tomorrow with highs in the upper 70s to low 80s inland, 70s around the bay and 60s and low 70s at the coast. temperatures will cool starting tomorrow before warming up again late next week. (justine) now to an update on a story we first brought you as breaking news last night here on kron 4, after a night of celebrating -- a tragic end to the evening in san mateo county. a california highway patrol officer driving in his patrol car accidentally ran over and killed a man who was crossing a street.(jr stone) it happened just before 8-30 last night on highway one south of capistrano road on the border of half moon bay and el granada. that's where kron four's philippe djegal reports the victim was pronounced dead. (philippe) at night, it's dark and tough to see ahead of you, whether you're on foot or behind the wheel on this stretch of highway one. that's how michael huffman, who frequents this area, describes trying to safely navigat

monterey, almost 90. only areca is okay.going to be -- tuesday looks to be the warmest day by far. today will be warm. we were pretty cool on saturday morning but each day we're bumping up about 5 degrees on these lows. for some it's more than that. santa rosa, this was downtown. near 90 for them today. san francisco, 82. concord, 87. san jose, 85. the record high today in san francisco is 88. the record high tomorrow is 90. i don't think they will see that but it will be above average. average is usually close to 70. the low is near 53. 59 tonight. the strongest gust i could find was at mount diablo, 61 miles per hour. mission peak in fremont, east of allen rock, looks to be the strongest gust i could find. 30-45, except for mount diablo. fall down the coast but it will be clear. 40s, 50s and 60s currently. if you have an easterly breeze, it could be mild. martinez, 60. walnut creek, 61. blackhawk, 62. in livermore, 64. el cerrito, 63. american canyon, 52. west, southwest wended sfo. easterly breeze coming in from the valle

monterey 34, as well.alf moon bay, bodega bay, wind gusts very high up there between 35 to 45 miles per hour. so we were expecting to see peak gusts this morning and overnight last night. and it looks like they are happening. but just not in the areas of those fire zones so that's good news. what we are going to watch though the next few hours especially with the winds coming from the northwest, this area that's glowing in the red and orange, that of course is an area of concern with the firefighters that are out there, of course, with all those homes that are in the line of those fires. so when we start to see those winds intensify from napa, fairfield, 6:00, 7:00, 8:00, that of course will be the time where there will be some critical fire danger. then by noon the winds ease up. so between 6, 7 a.m., to about noon, those sustained winds will get strong. then after noon, they should calm down to below 10 miles per hour. santa rosa may see some winds pick up tonight about 7 p.m. that will be a northwest wi

there is fog down toward monterey. solid overcast right now towards the golden gate bridge and vero beach as well. upper 40s to the 50s in santa rosa, 42. half moon bay in the mid-40s. coastal fog this morning. there could be patchy fog this afternoon along the coastline. 70s today, all the way to the low to mid-80s today. sal has the traffic report.>> 101 southbound approaching whipple avenue is closed. the accident happened at woodside, a single car accident. the road is still closed . it is unclear if there is more police activity. we do know about the closure. northbound lanes are open. traffic is moving through. we are keeping an eye on that. this is the south bay commute driving on northbound 101, slow traffic approaching the 880 interchange. westbound 24 traffic is looking good. 680 is doing better today. we have the metering lights on at the bay bridge. it is 5:32.>> police in danville want your help to try to track down this armed robbery suspect. this is from september 20 and a man walks into a walgreens, pul

no rainfall for us just yet, just low clouds and fog down towards the golden gate bridge and monterey bay and muir beach . let's check in with some of these current numbers, san jose at 51, san rafael at 50. this cooler weather pattern started off earlier in the week . it is taking out of town as high pressure returns. patchy fog near parts of the coastline. we do expect more sunshine friday into saturday with high pressure building in. the next concern will be sunday and monday as the system moves over this ridge out towards nevada. that could bring some winds on sunday. the beaches should be beautiful tomorrow. be extra careful along the coach -- coast because the swell will be building bringing rip currents and high surf. today, temperatures in the 60s and 70s around the bay. 80s inland. oakland upper 70s today, antioch up to 84, san jose at 83. patchy fog near the coast into the afternoon hours. here is a look ahead, your 5- day forecast. sunny skies friday and saturday. we are keeping on -- and i on the wind speeds for sunday and monday. be careful this after -- this weekend on t

monterey from 85 to 77. was 13 degrees this morning. they're now a warm 24. 33 in minneapolis with snow. oklahoma city, 37. even chicago is at 38 degrees. that's why the reason why, a big dome of high pressure on the west coast must be driving something down in the middle of the country. that is what is happening. snow moving back into iowa. very cold pattern here. it looks like the next couple of days the pattern will start to change a little bit. it is a slow process for us. even though the fog has come back. that will start the process as well. again, inland it will take another day. there is still a slight easterly breeze for some in the higher elevations. although it is turning westerly closer to the coast and bay. around the bay, you can find 56 in berkeley. one observation oakland 56. others in the low 60s. san francisco has really big differences here around the presidio, 53. sunset, 54. low 630s farther east. officially downtown it is 59. this low will work its way towards us over the weekend. mainl

tomorrow will be even warmer with 90 degrees near monterey with 100 degrees for la. the airport is 20 degrees warmer than it was this time yesterday. fairfield and santa rosa 6 degrees warmer it has to do with high-pressure going down the coast and out. so upper 40s and 60s for some. 64 in black hawk. a bit of a breeze in the mountains and the river hitting the pacific northwest, way to the north as high-pressure built in. temperatures well above normal and we will see 80s near 90 degrees and warm for just about everybody with 70s and 80s.>> much better than we saw yesterday with an earlier crash on westbound 85 cleared out of the way so if that is your commute rest easy. you will see some slow traffic in that area but we got that serious crash out of the way. here is a live look at the san francisco with highway 101 pretty slow in both directions. southbound is pretty slow with northbound slope from 280 up into the downtown san francisco area. if you're coming from the east bay heading into san francisco he is what things look like at the bay bridge, a 50 minute bac

they discovered he's jonathan leon lee connor from monterey county.he and christina marsh stole a flat screen tv from a damaged area, the overlook apartments, then led police on a high-speed chase in a stolen pickup truck. connor is facing charges of identity theft. >>> cell phone thefts and fights nearly shut down great america during the halloween haunt. park guests shared video of one of the fights and here it is. there were as many as 50 stolen. parents say it was comforting to know at least there was extra security and one parent gave his son some advice. >> remain aware and know how the authorities are if they had to report anything. >> great america issued a statement saying the safety of our guests is our top priority and yesterday was the last day of the haunt. >> bruce maxwell is out of an arizona jail this morning after being accused of pointing a gun at a woman trying to deliver food to his home. >> bruce, do you have anything to say about your arrest? >> no comment. >> he was released on $10,000 bond and ordered to stay away from all weap

. >>> a man and a woman from monterey county are accused of looting in the north bay fire zone.ta rosa police arrested shawn craniak and christina marsh after someone saw them take a large-screen tv. police led them on a high speed chase after ditching their stolen truck and trying to run away. officers said they found other stolen items in the pickup. the suspects have no ties to sonoma county. >>> yesterday quite an emotional day of remembrance for victims of the north bay wildfires. hundreds of people came out to a ceremony to honor fire victims and first responders. abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard has the story. >> reporter: bagpipes play to honor a community still fragile and grieving. >> the night of october 8th, we were all tested. all of us were tested, the community, the fire service, law enforcement. >> reporter: this was a day of remembrance, a chance for sonoma county to reflect on what was lost. >> i don't even know what it feels like to lose a home or lose a loved one in a fire, but i know there is a lot of people in our community dealing with that and they're

all the way from the north bay coast down to monterey lasting through saturday night.grand scheme of things we've got a system that will continue to push off to the east. into the next couple of days and that will bring our temperatures up once again. we also have a system that will be dropping in by the end of the weekend and that's what will bring the wind and will cool us off so some. i'll show you that in the extended forecast. let's take a look at the clear skies. taking you all the way into the clear skies. we're not expecting much of any fog tomorrow or on sunday. so if you're going out to see the fleet week festivities of course the blue angels flying in the afternoon you should have great weather in store and nice mild to warm weather. 80 for the afternoon high for navado today. low 70s expected for stinson beach. 79 in alameda and 80 in walnut creek. 89 saratoga. closer to the water. santa cruz. 84 for the afternoon and along the peninsula for today 86 in wood side. low 70s expected for pacifica. here's a look at your extended forecast. the temperatures will

monterey, 82. san diego, 87. truckee, 59. sacramento, 78. quieter conditions in the hawaiian islands. there is still a few showers but that was an unseasonably strong system for them. our high pressure system is slowly weakening. our change is taking place but not rapidly. a weak system is dropping down and that's helping to knocked down the high a little bit. some of that fog has returned to the north coast and the mendocino co. i think that will play into our forecast a little more tomorrow. sunny and warm again. temperatures continue to be above average. by saturday and sunday temperatures will start to drop and then they will really tumble as we head into sunday and monday. by november there will be a major pattern change. rain and much cooler temperatures. if you like sunshine and warm temperatures, this is as good as i could do for this time of year. we topped out on tuesday but it has been record city the last couple of days from north to south. changes are slowly happening. i think they will get here over the weekend. >> a new month,

new this morning an earthquake has rattled monterey county. the 3.8 quake struck at 4:45 this morning centered around 14 miles northeast of greenfield right along highway 101 about 30 minutes south of salinas. it's a good time to ask are you ready for the big one? today more than 9 million people will take part in the drill. >> this is called the great california shake out. an earthquake simulator at google's campus. amy hollyfield is live in mountain view. did you get this fired up now, ready to go? >> reporter: it is ready to go, reggie, so get excited. google employees will get to get into the simulator today to feel what an earthquake is really like. 35,000 people work here. they're going to be able to get in here and learn a lesson. janet is my tour guide today and you're here to tell us what we do when this thing starts shaking. >> so when it starts shaking the first thing do you is drop. and then you cover your head. and when you drop you're covering all your vitals. so things will start falling down. ours is pretty safe here but at you

get to monterey road and up through the area.rey road will be packed up over the next few minutes as well. the rest of the valley cleared because of the traffic. the bay bridge, we know about this back up because the metering lights were turned on. back to you. >> hope that commute gets better, thank you, mike. >>> a busy night for the san jose police department. several side shows have officers making arrests in multiple locations. kris sanchez is live with the three different crime scenes we are learning about. good morning, kris. >> reporter: good morning, laura. one was dangerous. an officer was hit in a side show. hundreds of racers involved in these side shows. again, a patrol car, a window was smashed up last sunday as well. this is something that has been ongoing and a problem for the san jose police. now, san jose police confirm that hundreds of people were involved, hundreds of cars, now a number of people are under arrest. several cars are in the impound lot. the officer who was injured was at 680 and it was a raucus n

monterey bay, 12 feet. so just be careful for that.u're headed to san francisco for the fleetweek, be prepared for the traffic. but you will find very comfortable temperatures in the mid-70s today and tomorrow with plenty of sunshine. the blue angels fly between 3:00 to 4:00 this afternoon. also, we are tracking tropical storm nate right now. it has made landfall and weakened with winds of 45 miles per hour. it's going to move very quickly towards the northeast. and by tomorrow, it will be already past new york. now, we're also keeping track of the storm surge, which could be up to 8 feet in parts of the florida panhandle and alabama. tornadoes are possible as well. and lots of rain, up to 10 inches in some isolated areas. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast, a beautiful day with lots of sunshine. but becoming very windy, especially tonight into tomorrow morning. it will still be breezy, but bright sunshine continues. autumn warmth holds on through tuesday. and then cooler onshore flow patterns develop on wednesday and we'll be b

highs in the central valley will be in the low 80s, low 70s in southern california and 60s into the monterey bay. temperatures around the bay area will be very nice tomorrow with highs in the low to mid 80s inland, 70s and low 80s around the bay and 60s and low 70s at the coast. temperatures will cool starting on monday before warming up again late next week. (justine) two teens were arrested - after robbing a department store on san francisco's market street. the incident happened back on september 19 but police are just now releasing details. police say a 15- and 14-year- old girl... walked into a department store on market street near fifth street... and began stuffing shopping bags with merchandise. police say an officer approached the girls but was then pepper sprayed. the girls then took off but were later detained. both are now facing several charges including suspicion of robbery and possession of a stun gun. (jr stone) a colorado mother is recovering tonightafter being attaked by a group a teens at the movie theaterfor asking them to quiet down. heather piper went to the movies with

the system will make it down toward monterey. you can see the push on the low clouds for monterey and up and down the coast. this is courtesy of this system coming in. some rainfall projections look good. napa county and personal marin county in sonoma county, upwards of a half inch of rain or more. i seen some projections that are higher than that. south of that for the peninsula , the east bay and the santa cruz mountains, lesser amounts but still measurable. let's hope that holds true. 40s up there. upper 30s and low 40s. the higher humidity, much better than yesterday. 89%. 88%. 90%. more of a southerly breeze or west and southwest for most locations. all of this is beneficial. 50s for the temperatures. they will probably not change much. woodside, 46. 50, atherton. moss beach, 53. pacifica, 52. fremont, 56. the wind has finally turned instead of a easter northeast, we have a south in vacaville with gusts up to 20. low clouds will be slow to retrieve. 46, ukiah. later this afternoon in the sierra and tonight. a winter it by -

highs in the central valley will be in the low 80s, low 70s in southern california and 60s into the monterey bay. temperatures around the bay area will be very nice tomorrow with highs in the low to mid 80s inland, 70s and low 80s around the bay and 60s and low 70s at the coast. temperatures will cool starting on monday before warming up again late next week. (jr stone) in national news.... two high school football players in texas were kicked off their team for protesting during the national anthem. one player raised his fist and his cousin kneeled. the players said they were warned before the game by their head coach that they would be disciplined if they demonstrated. the principal said that the school requires student-athletes to stand in a respectful manner throughout the national anthem during a sporting event. the dismissals came less than a week after hundreds of n-f-l players engaged in displays of unity. (justine) in rhode island-- surveillance video catches the moments when a car crashes through a bar's patio -- and through the wall. you can see the car inside the restaurant, fill

it's also down to monterey, the santa cruz mountains.ake county, 35 degrees with a south wind. lower lake has a west wind and knoxville creek has a north wind at 29 miles per hour. higher elevations, 28% and north at 14. atlas peak, 51 degrees with 30% humidity. north at 19 miles per hour. i westwind at fairfield a north wind in sonoma. above the oakland hills, there is a gust of 30 above the caldecott. mount diablo has gusts up to 46. humidity between 27% and 32%. in the valley, the north wind has picked up for solano county. vacaville, testing up to 14. 50, nevada. 45 in mill valley. a lot of observations are very cool. 41, walnut creek. 55, berkeley. there are some chilly readings and some that are not so bad. it depends on the wind direction and wind speed. 35 in lakeport. 57, fairfield. 19, truckee. 39, ukiah. willits with a southwind, 30 degrees. because it's so cold there is a freeze warning that will go until 9 am. also a red flag warning continues through this afternoon. it will be sunny but it will be hard to see because there

right now, seven to nine foot waves from bodega bay to the monterey coast. highs today, the 80s have returned. but notice the yellows year indicate cooler temperatures from richmond to oakland. san jose still in the low 80s, your average high 71 for this time of year. look what happens tomorrow, near average. more greens around the bay. then by monday, an autumn chill is in the air with temperatures below average. we should be in the upper 60s. oakland, san francisco, low 70s. about 73 in santa rosa. by friday, breezy winds, cooler than average. here comes the rain, friday morning, 7:00. and then as we get towards the evening hours, your commute looks soggy. and into saturday morning, it stays with us. it translates into sierra snow, wet snow next weekend. but as for today, upper 50s shoreline. the fog pulls away around santa cruz for a time. but not much in the way of sunshine. 78 for you in fremont, palo alto. that's down from yesterday's low to mid-80s here. it should feel pretty good on the peninsula. 84 in santa rosa. your accuweather seven-day forecast

and 22 year-old woman from the monterey area. official day of remembrance for the fire victims. and people gathered for a somber ceremony. we have the latest as a clean up continues. >> reporter: as new video shows clean up in hardest hit coffee park community. more clean up will take place in the area tomorrow. kal fire now says 8,900 structures have been destroyed. in the fires that ravaged northern california. most of the destroyed buildings as well as most of the 42 people killed by the devastating fire. today those victims remembered in an emotional ceremony in santa rose. the governor declared today a day of remembrance for the fire victims. >> we're a strong community. it brought us as neighbors closer together. >> reporter: firefighters, police and other first responders were honored for their bravery. democratic house leader toured some of the area hardest hit by the north bay fire. >> great sadness that i bring the condolences in the time of united states. to all of you. >> reporter: words of comfort to many who are struggling to get back on their feet. >> really bring

humpbacks in monterey bay.hare your pictures using #abc7now and may see it in news cast or online at abc7news.com. >>> whales to sharks, cornerstone of san jose's hockey team returns but this time in visitor's >>> thanks for staying with us. coming up on abc7 news at 6:00. san francisco could be paying you for parking. explain how your name could end up on the lucky list. and hear from woman in this controversial costume. what she says she's dressed as and how it looked to other people. and free? michael finney tackles that topic on abc7 news at 6:00. >>> san jose sharks fans are in for rare sight. patrick marlowe, called the shark tank home for 20 years, playing for opposing team. longest tenured shark in team history and until this season played every single game in teal. also a captain for several seasons. be honored before the puck drops. >> there's going to be a lot of emotions for sure. it's different, obviously, different side of the rink and different room and things like that. but trying to keep routin

. >>> there has been an aftershock after the early morning earthquake with the monterey counties. the 3.8 struck northeast of greenfield. 30 minutes south of salinas. no damage or injuries reported there. of course, earthquakes like these are considered minor but are you prepared for the big one? abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield. one of several place where is the great california shakeout is happening today. amy? >> reporter: look right behind me at the line. google employees smile through a 7.0 earthquake this morning. it was in a simulator of course but got them thinking seriously about a real one. >> it's scary. everything falling down. you don't know what's going to happen and just happened unexpectedly. >> the fun of trying this out came with a serious message about what to do during the shaking. >> are you ready at home? >> not at all. this is an eye opening experience. >> once out of the simulator, could visit different vendors and government agencies to learn the harsh reality. >> i just learned i should have a gallon of water per day per person, for a two weeks supply in

por lo que estan haciendo todo lo posible para ir a monterey mexico para intentar un nuevo tratamientocion que jacob... "si es lo que le va salvar la vida, es lo que se tiene que hacer." el seguro medico no ayuda con los gastos de este tratamiento... la primera fase cuesta aproximadamente 300 mil dolares. cantidad que los padres y familiares de jacob esperan recaudar con el apoyo de la comunidad... una espera dolorosa al ver que la salud de jacob empeora dia a dia... "frustrado... no verlo funcionarlo como debe.... " ===despues de pagar casi 30 mil dlares por un camin estilo lonchera, una televidente pens que por fin su sueÑo de tener un negocio propio se hara realidad.pero algo sali mal, dejando sus planes en suspenso. ---"arlen fernndez" nos tiene su caso. sus tamales son tan populares y la demanda tan alta que maritza necesitaba un camin especial para venderlos. as que fue a kareem carts, donde le ofrecieron hacerle su lonchera por 38 mil dlares. entusiasmada, firm un contrato y pag el deposito. maritza de leon/ pago por un vehiculo especial "a los tres dias de haberle entregado los

the beach hazard statement goes from monterey county to sonoma county. never turn your back to the ocean and don't be this guy. stay off those rocks. reporting live, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> matt, thank you. thousands of people will head to the bay area's largest music festival this weekend. crews set up for hardly strictly bluegrass. more than 100 acts will start taking the stage. many folks thinking more than just music, they're thinking about the shooting massacre in las vegas. >> i would do what i've always done, keep my eyes open. we live in a crazy world getting crazier by the day. >> it could happen anywhere. >> this hardly ever happens. you can get in for free. hardly strictly bluegrass doesn't require to you pay a ticket. now to the latest on the mass shooting in las vegas. >>> the clark county coroner released the names of all dead following sunday's shooting. >> may have visited several music festivals in the past several months. >> and las vegas police say the car they were looking for was located by agents. they say paddock was gambling

we are seeing a little bit develop around the monterey bay and the peninsula coast from half-moon bay down to pescadero. sutro tower looks pretty with the glistening lights. 7:00 we're 47 to 52, some areas up to 20 degrees cooler this morning because of those lack of breezes, our warmest temperatures in the top noon to 4:00, 70 to 77 inland, 67 to 74 around the bay, by 7:00 it's already getting dark with temperatures in the 60s. let's find out about the morning commute. say hello and good morning to alexis. >>> we have one really tough spot at the moment that is westbound 205 to 580 out of tracy, we believe we are all clear now, we had a disable semi just before you get to north flynn road, that ws loaded on to a tow truck, i believe all lanes are back open. 11 miles an hour, 8 miles an hour, the surface streets look the same. it really does not look any better. a quick check of the bay bridge toll plaza metering lights flipped on at 5:22 this morning, typical backups through the maze as well. >>> new this morning president trump is once again reacting to the las vegas shooting callin

one from the south which brought clouds. 27 truckee. 51 in monterey. cooler already there. we'll bet s of rain in seattle and portland. we're on the southern edge of that northwest california. we'll get really good rain. you can see a lot of moisture. the model latched on this system with that system which would have given us good rain, but they're letting it sit out there and not bring it in, but still we'll get cloud cover coming in. rainfall will be the heaviest to the north by far. now, again, as you get toward northern napa, maybe a quarter of an inch, but northward you can see good amounts especially in eureka and crescent city. to the north, not much. this may be over done. there's a possibility of a couple of hundreds tomorrow not today. 60s and 70s on the temps to a soft 80 you will. and we have a change in the way. cloudy with rain to the north. it should end early, early friday, and then a cool day friday, saturday morning looks chilly. >> so one and done, but we'll take it. >> i noticed the chillier weather. >> i agree with that. >> especially overnight. >> yes.

remove voters and the vote is polarizing spain thousands approach unity demonstrators gathered at monterey to express their opposition to the region's attempt to break away tony berkeley reports from outside city hall in the capital. on saturday we see you know hardening about issues we've seen a hardening of language but we've seen no softening of emotions this whole campaign is now being shrouded in acrimony and hostility it's become a war of words the accusations are flying between both sides so it's going to be very difficult whatever happens on sunday's vote to see what will happen in the long term to heal the wounds that's been created and i should say further wounds because wounds have been existing for a long time people in madrid i think a realizing how serious the situation has become many didn't actually believe it would get to this stage and on saturday we saw a big demonstration five thousand people turned out we were told by the organizers to show their support for cats only being part of spain they also are very angry about the position of the castle and government they want

as far south, by 11 pm thursday night, as far south as monterey and san jose. you notice lake tahoe appear. they might see snow at holler -- higher elevations. it is really in the nick of time. the forecast for san francisco, there will be cloud cover, a little fog. lunchtime will be low 60s. at the end of the day san francisco is about 65 degrees. hazy, partly sunny at the coast mostly cloudy. partly cloudy partly sunny and hazy. air quality tomorrow should be better than it was today. today was kind of bad. tomorrow will be better. thursday and friday you can kiss it all goodbye because the smoke is going to get blown out of here. there is the five day forecast. a perfect pattern for this week , couldn't have asked for a much better pattern than what we have here. have we followed suit with last week, we would be doing a different newscast tonight. >>> the warriors and the rocket gave an entertaining opening night show and a stunning finish. mark will tell us which team came out on top coming up next in sports.>>> more like pictures of news in southern califo

a general look at some of the rain for monterey. you can see there is a quarter inch and napa in santa rosa. upwards of a half inch when you go north toward cloverdale in clearlake maybe even an inch in some areas to the north. it does hold together. the models march the south tonight late tonight and into tomorrow. maybe a 10th of an inch in the santa cruz mountains. there is a huge fog bank in place. 50s for the temperatures this morning. low to mid 50s. lafayette, 52. a west wind, a south wind. the wind will turn more southerly as the system gets closer. we have lost that east and northeast breeze, finally. humidity is up and we get the onshore breeze. 27 in truckee. quite in the sierra but the system will come in tonight. the wind will pick up later and precipitation would be late tonight into tomorrow morning. around the 6000 foot level, 3-6 inches of snow. that's when the winter weather advisory starts. the system does not look like a lot but it has cold air behind it. some of that make it hard up. the timing looks to be aroun

monterey and supper -- santa barbara, it will be cooler as well. the system is kicking out of the hawaiian islands. temperatures are getting back to where they should be which is in the low 70s. this low will work its way towards us. there are some spins in the atmosphere and eventually one of those will work its way under the bridge and increase the onshore flow. systems are moving down from the pacific northwest so over time this high will get out of here. today will be another sunny and warm day but each day temperatures will come down a bit. today, 70s and low 80s around the bay. upper 80s elsewhere. there will be a few 90s but most will be in the 80s. still mild and warm on friday but cooler into the weekend and early next week. >> i think people are ready to say goodbye to the 90s, for sure. >> it's been one extreme to the other. torrential rain and snow last year. bennett was hot this summer. that's why i'm leaning on cold this winter. >> i would like to have no rain on halloween. that was not very fun last year. >>> coming up, the pressure

. >>> we broke records yesterday in concord, livermore and monterey and today, we expect that to happen. clear skies make for a nice view of the early morning hours. the temperatures in san francisco are already in the 70s. we didn't get much relief overnight. we usually drop into the 50s at least but that did not happen. livermore, 58, concord, 58 and santa rosa, the cool spot at 51. the wind shows the direction and that's why we start to get very dry today and very hot with wind coming from the east. it is it is, in pleasanton, oakland and hayward. sfo, the windows 7 miles-an- hour, not bad and that means wind coming off the land pushes dry air toward the bay area. napa, east winds at 10 miles-an- hour and we are used to seeing west wind up the coast. that is not happening right now and we see temperatures above average with record breakers and for the humidity, these numbers will drop with a little relief overnight. we are now in the 60s and 70s and during the day we will stay around the 20s and 30s and that is dry, especially for this time of year. we have heat, wind and dryness. we

they discovered his real name is jonathan leon lee connor from monterey county. he stole a flat screen tv from the overlook apartments and led police on a high-speed chase. connor is now facing charges. >>> the theme park's halloween haunt saturday night when about 20,000 people were in the park. abc 7 news reporter lilian kim has the details. >> reporter: halloween haunt appears to be as big as ever. but on saturday night trouble arose throughout the theme park. police received reports of fights, one captured on video by a park guest and received reports of cell phone thefts. one victim was told by an officer there were as many as 50 phones stolen. >> and it's really rowdy, which i don't know teenagers like, i guess. >> reporter: she had been wanting to go with her friends. >> i've heard this kind of stuff happens too much. i made them go to the pumpkin fest when it's much safer. >> reporter: ten extra officers were called in to help the four already working at great america. in the end they made only two arrests. they believe most of the perpetrators knew each

. >> 19 counties representing central california from san francisco down to monterey, to the nevada border. a big piece of real estate and a lot of opportunities for service in california. >> a lot of opportunities and a lot of work to do. how did you get into this work? your background is not an emergency disaster services. >> i'm a molecular biologist by training and a nuclear operator with the navy. a wide range of work experiences. this job came about purely by accident and grace. i was with the right place volunteering with the salvation army attempting a radical career change and i succeeded beyond my wildest dreams. >> you started as a volunteer with the salvation army. >> before that i was a gardener. at one of the treatment centers in san francisco. i was playing in the dirt. having a great time. at a point when i was ready to make a transition and find some ring -- a real job -- the director pulled me aside and gave me a fantastic opportunity to prove myself. he said, john, i have a job for you. atheists don't take this and you can do something real. it was miraculous. >> what di

. >> reporter: now, those four different counties are sonoma, marin, monterey and the alemeda county sheriff ee's office. they bring special expertise to this job. >> well we've have some expertise in mass casualty and mass fatality because of the ghostship warehouse fire. we want to make sure we do things correctly with evidence recovery. >> reporter: they are helping to run the operation center up here. they are helping with 3-d mapping. they have infrared drones they are using to pinpoint hot spots in here. once again this used to be and it's amazing to look at, more than 160 lots of mobile homes that elderly, retired people live in. now it's just one big flattened, charred mess. one law enforcement official described it to us earlier as one big ghostship. they don't and hope not to find anywhere near that number of victims in here. right now they are talking about two but they leave open the possibility of more. erc thomas, abc 7 news. >> thank you. >>> newer homes in the rural areas of sonoma and napa counties were constructed under some of the toughest fire buildings codes in t

using shorter fishing lines at a reduction and crabbing in areas with heavy whale traffic such as monterey bay. >>> whole foods is gaining more customers since amazon bought it and it's coming at the expense of competitors like trader joe's, sprouts, and target. retail expert at santa clara tells bloomberg news that it shows a latent demand for quality food. mobile phone location data to track millions of people who have opted into their research. >>> amazon has cornered the market when it comes to same day delivery. why that's all about to change. >>> investigators hope someone can identify these two suspects. the crime spree they're accused of going on. >>> the las vegas shooter's girlfriend returns to the >>> coming up on 5:00 a.m. on wednesday, october 4, thank you for being here. jessica castro is in vegas. >>> we start with weather and traffic and a cool beginning to your wednesday. >> it's definitely cool outside. i broke out the winter sweater that i normally wear in to work. you may want to grab something heavier, also. look at the temperatures, santa rosa one of the cool spots at

hot for others. 32 in truckee. 63, monterey. high pressure shows no signs of breaking down. this will be the warmest day and it will gradually lose strength over the next five or six days. 80s and 90s. this is as close i've seen for the end of october. otherwise it's sunny and very warm. there will be gradual cooling as we go into the end of october. >> it feels warm outside. 72 at 4 am. >> 81 in berkeley. >> that is very warm for the middle of the day this time of year. >>> a retired army medic captain gary michael rose was at the white house yesterday to receive the nation's highest military honor. >> president trump awarded the medal of honor to captain rose who is 70 as his children watch. his grandchildren as well. in september 1970, the captain was on a top-secret mission deep in enemy territory when his unit was attacked. for four days he repeatedly ran into enemy fire to treat wounded soldiers and then pulled them out. >> i guess it's just the training i had. this was my unit . these were my guys. and, by god, they were not going to expire on my watch. >> the mission

santa clara is responding, and monterey county. they had 30 different crews. as you have been mentioning, the santa cruz sheriff's office sent out a revuerse 911 call urging them to evacuate. the roads they are asking them to evacuate from, deer creek road, rons road, don's road, los valley road and oak ridge. if you feel you are in danger, but not necessarily on one of those roads, leave the area, if it's safe to do so. the evacuation center that's been set up is boulder creek elementary school. >> we don't have a lot to offer, baa warm building. we'll try to get coffee and water and do whatever we can to make them comfortable. >> reporter: to reiterate, the bear fire has grown to 125 acres. it is at a moderate rate of growth. we are at fair creek road and highway 35 where chp has a roadblock. we spoke with people who were able to see the fire in the distance. it appears the fire subsided or moved down the canyon where you can't see it from this point anymore. live in the santa cruz mountains, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you so much for that. >>>