this is a gift that we are getting from mother nature.ypically around 70 degrees with a few more clouds. going into the 80s today with mainly blue skies drifting through. it is 73 right now in philadelphia. that's the key, southwest winds warming us up. 81 by 2:00 this afternoon and 81 by 5:00. somewhere many between there we'll peak out around 82 or 83 degrees. we do get a bit more cloud cover in here this evening. we could see an isolated shower near the southern area. much will remain in the warm center. unseasonably warm. we'll see the low 80s for the next eight days. >> it doesn't look look it will slow down there. we'll have a shower on sunday for the entire area. if you're going to the eagles game pack the rain jacket just in case. and nate, the newest tropical storm could bring us rain monday or tuesday. we get all of this warmth until the end of next week. we are not seeing anything as far as rain out there but the clouds are beginning to drift in. these are the clouds in advance of this frontal boundary. it is basically to the n

firefighters are getting much needed help from mother nature. the smoke from nasa showing you in the north bay the smoke is very much confined in and around the fire. you see just to the north and to the east of santa rosa, that

do as i say rather than what i do on this one, but my defense , mother nature does not know what season she want to be in, can't make up her minds, up to 80s, 70s, 60s, now into the 50's many locations this morning, so it is cool outside. again, walk out the door with a layer, don't do what i did. meanwhile, we take a look at storm scan three which is

mother nature giving much needed relief in the north bay as crews put out wildfires. in the south bay, the mountains not left out as heavy rain fell over the bear fire that, at one point sent people running from their homes. this morning, we have crews on the ground across the burn zone. the rain having an impact on the roadway. thanks for joining us on this friday, i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. let's start with kari hall. >> a lot of the rain has moved out of the bay area for now as we are starting to get clearing. as you head out, you can see the remnants of what we are seeing here on the radar. we see the cluster of the rain moved to the east and now bringing snow to the see area. look to the north, farther to the north of us, spotty and light rain. we have a chance of seeing a few more lingering showers into the next hour or two. as we look at the hour-by-hour outlook, san jose at 5:30, there's a chance we will have ì% settles. here is video from overnight and a tow truck crash on westbound 580 east in dublin. you can see the truc

eagl eagles/49ers and mother nature. a sunday soaker on the field, in the stands, and for the tailgaters outside linc. >>> approve or disapprove -- a poll asking about the president's job performance so far in his first year. >>> good morning. this is nbc 10 news today. i'm rosemary connors. it's 9:00 on this sunday. we have issued a first alert because of the downpours and steady rain that will affect many neighborhoods. steve sosna is tracking the severe weather. steve, we should point out to our viewers just about anywhere you live in our region you're going to get it. >>> it's a combination of factors coming together here to issue this first alert. it will be our entire area receiving this heavy rain, this wind, and possibly even thunderstorms through the day today and even into tonight. so it's a long duration event. these wachs of rain will come through. will be hetchy at times. some isolated storms and then the other element will be the wind picking up tonight and through the day tomorrow. that's when winds could

well, blame mother nature. and three weeks without measurable rainfall.mal storms the rainwater dilutes and flushes along the gunning that accumulates in the inlets. but without the rain, the water department's john, says the mess down below is, well, concentrated. >> and all that you're left with inside of there is trash, debris, waist, and you just smell that stronger. when there's water in there to dilute it, you don't smell it as much. >> reporter: and there are underground traps filled with water that stop sewer smells from escaping to the street above. just like the u trap under your sing at home. says john -- >> sewer odor are gases in there and water level is too low, that odor could also escape from there. >> reporter: sacks man david spends his days playing for tourists at fourth and mark. he too has noticed the foul smell rising from below. unwilling to give up his favorite spot, he puts up with the nasal assault. >> you going to play your music and hold your nose if you need to? >> if i hold my nose i can't play. out of sight out of mine. >> r

a lot of equipment we need to battle these fires, but mother nature is working against us. to your advice to people on the ground, what do you tell them because it is so fast—moving and so incredibly localised as well? the key is always being prepared. we never know where these fires will break out but making sure we are prepared ahead of time will show we have defensible space and clearance around our homes. we want people to have a evacuation plans. especially now the fires have broken out, we are working to get them out of harm ‘s way. that is our priority right now. in the first 2a hours, our number one priority was getting people rescued out of their homes. these fires were so fast—moving, many the time because they were asleep when these fires broke out. didn't have time to evacuate and firefighters having to rescue them across a wide swathe of california. it must be terrifying for these people, is there any chance the weather is changing. the winds are dying down a little bit? the winds yesterday died down. that allowed us to make some good progress on a number of fr

i mean, the nats live to see another game thanks to mother nature.wrigley delayed about 45 minutes before being postponed altogether. it was about this time last night baseball officials decided to make first pitch mid afternoon, but that decision to wait still looked like it back fired. major league baseball officials deciding to push this game to a 4:08 start tomorrow. there is a good call. look at this wrigley field, this got doused and it's still coming down. nats fans hoping to see steven strassburg on the mound with full rest tomorrow. but strassburg is sick and won't be able to go. so, with more on the nats game for pitching situation, here's carol maloney. >> a rainy dreary mess here at wrigley field. but may this be the good omen the washington nationals needed? a change in date does not change the plan for the starting pitcher. dusty baker said he is sticking with tanner. >> we have full confidence in tanner. stras, it would have been better, but he's feeling under the weather. like a lot of my team is. so, this day actually comes as a plus

mother nature giving much needed relief in the north bay as crews put out wildfires.e south bay, the mountains not left out as heavy rain fell over the bear fire that, at one point sent people running from their homes. this morning, we have crews on the ground across the burn zone. the rain having an impact on the roadway. thanks for joining us on this friday, i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. let's start with kari hall. >> a lot of the rain has moved out of the bay area for now as we are starting to get clearing. as you head out, you can see the remnants of what we are seeing

we have a lot of equipment battling these fires but mother nature is working against us. to your advice to people on the ground, what do you tell them? this is so fast—moving and so incredibly localised as well? the key is always being prepared. we never know exactly where these fires are going to break out, but we make sure we are prepared ahead of time, we have defensible space, clearance around oui’ defensible space, clearance around our homes, we want people to have evacuation plans. even the fires that are broken out in the evacuation errors, we need to get them out and get them out of harm ‘s way. that is the priority now. the number one priority was getting people rescued out of their homes. these fires were so fast—moving, many residents didn't have the time because they were asleep when the broke out, they didn't have time to evacuate and firefighters are having to rescue them across a wide swathe of california. it must be terrifying for these people, is the weather changing, the winds are dying down somewhat, a little bit? the winds yesterday really died down an

hour, matt, that we're going to see some relief from mother nature. this is going to be good for the north bay finally that the winds will calm down but that's still several hours away so in the near term the winds are very active but as we get towards midday today we're going to get relief from another nature and she's really going to help to bring some leverage to the firefighters in the north bay that are battling these chaotic fires. matt? >> all right, thank you, drew. this is new video we just got in from our abc 7 news photographer patrick sedillo, four miles south of napa, is that correct? it is what i'm being told. you can see the flames there and the whole ridge line just with the flames, and there more flames coming off of the hillside there. and just obviously this is what a lot of people are seeing in the area there whether napa county or you're up in sonoma county or wherever you're at today, and just along the silverado wine trail, all of that area is just seeing a lot of flames, and a lot of fire along those ridge lines, and we know th

and i think the white guys have done a good job of going mother nature just folks in puerto rico or anywhere used in or anywhere else going devastated by hurricanes and tornadoes that take your sunglasses now because those are off put a little audience who can't see your eyes one eight hundred why he did it. one eight hundred why he did it get your freak. for mexico's it was just all right. on the cover of florida are we going to you know talk about stuff other than this the fake speech the fake oh yes ok so what i was saying is you know we had talked in the previous episode about puerto rico having the jones act which restricts them for what they could do because they're from the outside if people don't know the history they can look at the puerto ricans and say why is there economy in a shambles they are no good they don't work hard enough but then you find out that we have these onerous almost like sanction like you know laws on them as a colony that they can't they have to import things via us made manned and flagged ships in america when we're passing through navajo nation i

who are fige. -- horrifying. >> you're look at mother nature build these mountains of water that areg down with intensity that nobody's ever seen. and because i was hanging out with the wrong people at that time, namely laird, i had to go challenge it. charlie: are you going to go to another sport for your next film or find -- rory: i'm going outer space. yeah. we're doing a documentary about nasa. choip oh, terrific. rory: from the depths of the ocean to outerspace. laird: they're also the leaders in climate change. rory: ye. and looking at the health of the ocean. thank you for having he. my mother is great. charlie: did i a documentary about her as well. great to see you. -- rory: i did a documentary about her as well great to see you. charlie: all right. thank you for joining us. we'll see you next time. ♪ ♪ >> 7:00 a.m. here in hong kong. we are live f from bloomberg's asian head quarters. i'm ivan men. he next start seen for asia-pacific markets as asia returns to gains. taxes and nuclear power top the agenda. >> and from bloomberg's global head quarters. i'm betty lu. with the

mother nature is raging with the wildfires and hurricanes and the rest. so much uncertainty in the lives of so many american people, and we want to make sure that we meet their needs. but it really

we thought the nationals would face off with the cubs in a "do or die" game 4 yesterday-- but mother nature had other plans. the game-- rained out and rescheduled for today. but the extra day won't mean ace pitcher stephen strasburg will get the call.. but he's under the weather.. and manager dusty baker says he is not alone. game 4 of the nlds starts today at 4:08 pm. tanner roark will get the start. tanner roark will get the start. it's an elimination game for the nationals. if they win, game 5 will be back here at nats park. coming up-- months after a utah nurse is arrested-- the man who slapped on the cuffs is facing some discipline. what his boss is saying about the viral video. plus, an international shocker. as the world gears up for the world cup-- american fans get some stunning news. the details coming up. today: mostly cloudy, rain likely early (before noon) followed by spotty afternoon light showers. mild & muggy highs: 70-75 winds: e 5-10 mph tonight: occasional showers with fog developing lows: 60-65 winds: e 5 mph thursday: showers, drizzle, breezy & cool highs: 65-67 winds:

veronica: whether this hollow wean, free of the freaky mother nature.opefully it will be the same for you. alexandria, virginia, beltsville , also 43. falls church at 47, one of the minor spots this morning with a west southwesterly wind. we will be seeing the sun come up, not too windy at all compared to yesterday, just asked 7:30, a nice day for us with the sunglasses on and the light jackets as well. 55 degrees at one time, putting us about four degrees below average. when the sun comes down we have temperatures still in the 40's by the time to get to midnight before the trick-or-treaters, 50 to 55 degrees, fa weekend. showers in the mountains. if you're taking in what's left of the fall color, spotty ones for the afternoon, mainly early sunday morning. that's how it looks right now throughout the ten-day forecast. at university of d.c., the theater of arts, auditions coming up on friday, i know you will be there. julie: autria, too. [laughter] it's a very slow go on the inner loop of the beltway, from branch avenue towards the wilson bridge. the cra

mother nature will be on time. san jose, the warm spot today. wasn't warm. 68 degrees. 66 in napa. 64 in concord and livermore. san francisco, 59 degrees despite the sunshine we had throughout the bay area this afternoon. so we have a pattern change. we have a ridge of high pressure which has hung around. seems like the beginning of september. it's going to get kicked out. that's kept us warm. that's kept us for the most part dry. record heat several times. it's going to move out and replacing it will be an equally large area of low pressure which will keep us cooler and cloudier and wetter. let's roll futurecast through the end of this week. first round of rainfall will likely come through on friday. don't worry about the specific timing. plenty of time to revise that. but not that much rainfall but some. by the end of the week it'll rain. futurecast show that is saturday will be the wetter day as it's saying more than an inch of rainfall on saturday. i think it's overdoing it a bit. i wanted to show you the difference of the two weather system

if you've planted any fall plants, use the garden hose to keep them going because mother nature won'thelp until maybe late next weekend. storm system is trying to ride up and around this ridge of high pressure. it's keeping us gloriously sunny out there with clear skies. let's take you hour by hour. where are we going? we're going to have winds that will come in off of the ocean and making it cooler tomorrow out there along the jersey shore. 67 in atlantic city. 74 in philadelphia. i think we'll do better than that. i think we'll be into the mid- and upper 70s tomorrow. by the time we get into wednesday, again, mid- and upper 70s with winds in the southwest. this is interesting. thursday, rain starts to come in but it's not going to. we may get a few extra clouds in the lehigh valley and pennsylvania suburbs. 78 on tuesday afternoon. we could punch into the 80s on thursday across much of the area. that doesn't feel like fall, does it? your neighborhood weather is right there on our nbc 10 app. we'll break it all down for you just like this. 54 in philadelphia. 45 in pennsylvania subur

so all in all, this is a big gift from mother nature. this is mid-october.e're having august temperatures right now. in allentown, even 80 degrees. this is where we're headed tonight. 63 in philadelphia. 65 in wilmington. 59 in vineland. stone harbor at 65 degrees. we will have binds out of the north to 5 miles an hour andly cloudy. all of those clouds not associated with anything going ob right now. we have a little bit of a sea breeze kicking in along the ocean there. but we're watching a significant storm system off to the west of us. behind it, much cool rer air is going to be pulled in. and we're going to see the return of rain as early as tomorrow. we'll talk about that and break it down for your neighborhood when i come back inç just a fe minutes. >>> new developments in the nfl national anthem controversy. the league says it will discuss the controversy at a meeting next week. reports say they will consider a new rule that would require players to stand during the anthem. john clark spoke to players on the eagles today about all this. it seems to be

mother nature will not help them out until 10:00 or 11:00 this morning.'s check in with jaclyn. >> i will take it from here. we will take a quick break and get you up-to-date on everything that's been happening overnight with these huge fires burning in napa and sonoma counties. people have seconds to grab what they can and go to evacuation centers. in wine country we have several reporters and we will have more information, coming up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ cpresented bye cotarget.... food has the power to transform lives. with the help of target, the san francisco marin food bank addresses hunger head-on in the community. our food pantries are vibrant. people feel welcomed, and they're being respected. it helps our team members see the work that they do in the store every day... how that actually relates to their communities. cbs eye on the community is sponsored by target. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. >>> breaking news in napa and sonoma counties. several wildfires are burning out of control. several areas under mandatory evacuat

the market is digital globation, and mother nature is climate change, and speed of technological change's doing is changing the educational requirement of everybody, and we could go to a four-year college and then it's over, and that's over, and today you have to be a life-long learner, and you have to go back to school constantly, because the country is built by people who we told them what to do and they did it well, they built our country. doing what you are told now is not enough. i have a quote in the paperback from an educational specialist, never ask your kid today what you want to be when you grow up, because it will be gone later unless it's a police or fireman. will you be predisposed to being a life-long learner? that's a huge challenge for people, and it's one of the things in society now, so when somebody comes along and says i will stop the wind, you will not have to learn about the life-long learning stuff, i will bring back your coal job, and that's not a surprise to me. >> what are we seeing with corker and flake? you can look at it in the microlevel. what are the fract

you can see the numbers well above 75% in the north bay so mother nature cooperating. winds are calm right now. also good news for firefighters on the front lines now. calm to say less than 5 miles per hour. winds will be changing late tonight. future tracker wind gusts, watch the time stamp, started off 5:00 tonight. becomes breezy. but what we're really watching for is early saturday morning, 1:00 in the morning the winds begin to gust over 30 miles per hour. that wind direction out of the north will take that smoke from the north bay and send it south once again across the entire region. your day planner on your day today hazy skies. smoke will be in the atmosphere. it's a spare the air day. that smoke giving us poor to unhealthy air quality. the accuweather seven-day forecast. our smoky skies continue over the weekend and then we're watching for all eyes on thursday where we could have a chance of showers in the north bay that would be welcome news for firefighters certainly one week from today. that's the weather. a check of the roads with sue. good morning. >> go

mother nature giving some much-needeli >>> right now at 5:30, overnight rain.nature giving much needed relief in the north bay as crews still work to put out wildfires that ravages so many lives. >> the mountains not left out. heavy rain fell over the bear fire that sent people fleeing homes. this morning, crews are on the zone across the burn zone. the rain is having an impact on the roadways as well. i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. thank you for joining us this friday morning. let's go to meteorologist kari hall that has been tracking the wet conditions. >> we are still looking at the rain moving to the south and east out of the bay area. a slight chance to see lingering light showers as we get a closer look at what's happening in the east bay hills. rain moving through there. also, as you get a look north of san jose, rain right there on 880. watching out for that, also rain that's moving in from the north that may be clipping northern sonoma county. extra rain would help out with those wildfires in the north bay, which in man

mother nature winning the firefight right now.out the low humidity, almost zero humidity. the winds have been kicking up causing problems with firefighters along the frontlines. 31 people now confirmed dead. 300,000 acres or more burned. those are the numbers, this stark reality of what's happening here. entire neighborhoods, dozens across northern california reduced to rubble and ash right now. those conditions not going to get any better for firefighters. they are going to have to deal with what forecasters are calling a significant wind event. high winds for several hours. that's starting tomorrow morning. they do like -- feel like they're making progress. concerned about what's going to happen over the weekend. still containment a long way away here. eun, chris. >> jay gray live for us in napa. they need relief there. thank you for your report. >>> later this morning, the people who knew and loved ashanti billie will remember her life. >> it's coming as investigators step up their search to find the person who killed her. thes

tom: i will put that under mother nature, science, technology. all three of those you have to meld.alk about the news, two weeks ago, the news in niger. we discovered there are 1000 american soldiers in niger. four of them were tragically killed in an ambush. i happen to know a little bit about niger because i did a documentary for years of living dangerously on niger. what is the story? why are those troops there? this took everybody by surprise. the documentary we did we started in northern senegal. why did we start their? because the village and senegal is already at two degrees rise in higher temperature. they have already hit the temperature limit the paris agreement was meant to prevent. they are already at a two degree rise and heading for four degrees. centigrade. literally off the charts. what has happened is, small -- small-scale agriculture has collapsed or is collapsing in places like northern senegal, nigeria, a -- mali, chad. that is going on on one track. on another, and incredible population explosion in africa. nigeria will be the fourth largest country in the world

>> the idea what matt, what donald trump is being criticized for is mother nature is ridiculous. two major natural disasters. what happened in texaco, what happened in puerto rico? texas was helpful, did a lot of good work. the one in puerto rico is a disaster and continues to be a disaster. >> that's not right. >> so the disparity between the two the of them and a the underlying differences between them is what's confusing. people are looking at puerto rico and saying why is puerto rico getting a second, fourth, fifth field kind of treatment than texas got. you can't claim they've gotten equal treatment or the federal government response has been in any way competent in the way in puerto rico? >> what we learned with katrina when you have competent state and local government when a storm hits you're in a bad spot. i actually think the governor of texas did a magnificent job. when you talk to other political leaders who have been involved in puerto rico, you do have a problem when the fact you did have some mayors and some local response especially in san juan that was quite poor.

don't feel that, after this season, with texas and puerto rico, and the southern us, it is just mother naturefrom our extensive interview with the un secretary general, antonio guterres. my colleague alpa patel began by asking him how concerned he was with the growing tensions between the us and north korea. i believe it is very important above all to preserve the unity of the security council, to keep all the countries together. i think the sanctions were a very important step. that unity, on one hand it puts enormous pressure on north korea, that is necessary to keep. but on the other hand, i believe it opens the possibility and the opportunity for diplomatic engagement. i am a believer there is no military solution for this crisis. a military solution would be devastating. i'm a believer that the the opportunity created by the unity of the security council must be put in place and that we must have an effective diplomatic engagement. 0n iran, donald trump is expected next week to withdraw his support from the nuclear deal. do you think that will harm the future security of that deal? well,

look at the shot above tractor trailer, a great example of the weather conditions that mother nature serving up for breakfast here heavy rain coming at you sideways and then, of course, spray all over from the trucks, tractor trailers as well as we come back, southbound, and. and, lafayette hill, morris avenue, septa says head up possible delays on all regional rail lines because of the high winds, heavy rain as possibility of bringing down, some trees and some power lines, that roll with the regional rails and head up in the norristown high speed line villanova station closed today through december for construction. commuters are asked to use stadium station. back to you. >>> lets start with the problems out there right new because we have some ponding outside there, we have some flooding out there, you can hydro plane and lets get out to the scene of the accident in south jersey mount laurel, burlington county a truck accident where steve keeley is , steve, good morning. >> reporter: i guess we can have best good news possible in this truck accident because crew worked extremely fa

here this morning, have a sampling here right now of their thoughts on the game out here with mother nature, and one against the 49ers. >> rain will in the stop us. >> with the forecast like that kind of rain, and coming in. >> they do but they are calling for 50 miles an hour wind. we will see. we have them strapped down but we will see if they get ripped up, in big deal. >> this is turning point for eagles. they seem to beat bad teams. they used to, play down to their opponents levels. hopefully they beat them down and prove we are best team in the nfl and keep it rolling. >> you might are be better off outside instead of inside. sitting down inside you are just sitting there getting wet >> reporter: dud bring a slick er. >> oh, yeah, only way to travel. >> we are doing this, before it even opens. >> i'll take weather if they keep winning. >> yes, let them keep winning and let it pour rain. >> good trade off. >> and, all right, jan i have a place for you down here in one of these tents, it is cold , damp, chilly, the close talking game is on strong, some of these tents but if this is your

we're not fully there yet, but we're closer with a little help from mother nature. much rain fell, it was about a 1/3 on average north of the golden gate, mount tamme higher in elevation got almost appear inch of rainfall. santa cruz -- an inch of rainfall. santa cruz mountains where the bear fire has been building, coming up prospects on additional rainfall and when we'll warm up again coming up in a few minutes. >>> new information on the possible cause of the bear fire that's burning in the santa cruz mountains, it's charred 320 acres since it broke out on monday and while it's now 40% contained the bear fire still threatens hundreds of structures. witnesses now say a chop shop right at the center of the fire could be to blame. kpix5's devin fehely tells us fire investigators are getting close to confirming whether that's the case. the focus of the investigation into a stubborn wildfire burning in the santa cruz mountains... was law enforcemen >> per s.o. this is a former parolee house and they've been known to put out tripwires to alert if someone is coming onto

you'll have mother nature's air conditioning.ve average still wednesday and thursday, more significant cooling likely this weekend and looking at the halloween forecast just a week from right now, mainly dry and pleasant. the heat will certainly be gone by then. 14 degrees above average in concord tomorrow, 89, 89 also in san jose, not a record likely tomorrow. pacifica down to 75, hayward still warm, 84 degrees. low 90s pittsburg, antioch, san ramon, 80 in san francisco. i guess that's a cooldown. santa rosa 91 and lake port tomorrow sunshine and 86 degrees. extended forecast, we cool down a few degrees thursday and friday, much cooler by the weekend and back to normal by halloween next week and that is your forecast. back to you. >>> welcoming back the world to wine country, tourism has taken a big hit since the wildfires, the major campaign to bring people back. >> coming up tonight at 10:00 on nightbeat after several dangerous incidents on the roads involving vehicles and cyclists tonight we're asking you do you feel safe rid

don't have to worry about tricks from mother nature. 6:00, sun still shining. 50s, 60s, clear skies.atter part of the evening, fog and definitely a halloween chill. hopefully you get a chance to enjoy this weather. taking little ones out trick or treating. i want to show you hour by hour forecast for san jose. tomorrow evening, 67 degrees at 5:00. taking kids out early, still pretty mild. then later on at night, drops into the 50s. santa rosa, hour by hour. 64 degrees, comfortable at 5:00 p.m. cooling towards latter part of the evening in 40s. concord, will be clear, temperatures slowly come down as we look at hour by hour. and oakland, 60 degrees tomorrow evening at 5:00 but as we go towards latter part of the night, mid-50s for trick or treaters or party goers, going to be crisp and cool in some cities. live doppler 7 is showing low clouds and fog along the coastline. clouds above in many parts of the bay area. 23 in oakland, that's making it feel brisk out there. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. finally feels like seasons have changed. right 92 numbe right now numbers in 50s and 6

we're work to get mother nature details on the fire. tap the nbc10 app and stay with us on air for updates. >>> police in delaware county are waiting to see if more victims of a suspected child predator will come forward. >> five boys say they were targeted at parties where the suspect dressed up as costumed characters. nbc10's pamela osborne is live in media with more on how the suspect was caught. tell us how it happened. >> reporter: michael cripps had been investigated for similar allegations back that 2013. he was never charged. this past september the parent of a 5-year-old boy came forward. so did others. >> not guilty. >> that was the 43-year-old proclaiming his innocence as he walked out of a courthouse in handcuffs yesterday. he's being held without bail. cripps is charged with the sexual abuse and rape of five children including two brothers and a 17 and 20 yield who were victims years ago. cripps ran m.c. parties and would dress up as characters like mickey mouse and sponge bob. investigators say he would use that to gain ac

mother nature is raging with the wildfires and hurricanes and the rest. so much uncertainty in the lives of so many american people, and we want to make sure that we meet their needs. but it really is still raging. and n northern california and southern somewhat as well. here we are going home today, a day early, as if we have time to -- we have no jobs bill in infrastructure bill no common sense action on gun violence prevention, no vote on a bipartisan dream act no chip chip reauthorization and instead the president is sabotaging health care and have no information in the congress. to -- as you know there's there's the ryan-mcconnell tax cut framework. it's not tax reform. it raises taxes on the middle class and reduces taxes on the wealthy u.s. one percent and explodes the deficit. this is what is so sad is because when i say no dream act, -- excuse me -- no state children health insurance program. they're inthis children's health insurance program be paid for out of accounts that serve children, like inknock racing and the rest and want to give tens o

mother nature doesn't want to catch up at this point. clear skies right now. beautiful shot. we're dropping down to a much cooler 58 once we hit 10:00 tonight. yes, it's going to get down to the 50s as we head throughout late this evening. i do not think it's going to be as cold for tomorrow morning. still a bit chilly. 50 for the south bay. over towards the tri-valley, 49. for the north bay down to 46. certainly some jacket weather in place and san francisco at 52 and fog free sky. now as we head through the day for tomorrow, temperatures will start to warm up and that's all due to a drier northerly wind. it's going to keep the humidity low down to 21% in the south bay. temperatures going up. you can see it's not uncomfortable though. 82 in downtown san jose. 85 in morgan hill. we'll also see numbers bump up here across contra costa county. 85 in pleasanton and 79 in hayward. 81 in redwood city. san francisco pushing up to 72 into mission and then for the north bay we're looking at numbers going as warm as 85 in napa and 83 in novato. things are about to get hotter and the m

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. >> this was the blast of fall air, mother nature turning up the air conditioner today with that blast of fall winds and also the milder temperatures. temperatures in the 60s here today. the average high 72. so we didn't make it to average here this afternoon. we have a nice clear sky in philadelphia. andwit that clear sky we'll be looking at temperatures tonight dropping for 30s and 40s in most areas. many of you will be waking up to those 30s and 40s, the coolest morning in probably about five months. the coolest blue sky. one of those deep blue skies you see in the fall months, we have that on the way. we'll see a warming trend. and we'll really start to see that wednesday and thursday next week. but many days without rain. so you're going to need to water it. ragweed is an issue. so if you do suffer from ragweed pollen, make sure you take your medicine and all those steps. western suburbs in the 40s. even down in new jersey you've seen lows in the 40s and 50s. we're slowly dropping and then especially towards tomorrow morning we'll see those temperatures in the 40s and 50s. many of

so it's really good to see that we will get help from mother nature here even if it is just te temporary. a lot of rain making it's way into the far coroner of the state and will be making it's progression into the north bay as we go into this evening. here's a look at that timeline, starting with some spotty light showers in santa rosa in time for the evening commute. so, you may have to turn on the windshield wipers there heading down 101 and then as we go into tonight after sunset, we'll start to see more of the light rain moving into san francisco and oakland. some of the heavier downpours still to the north. but then, some pockets of the heavier rain moving again and we can tell here by the dark shades of green, even yellow there may be brief heavy rain as it initially moves in and we should start to see it moving into livermore at about 11:30 tonight, san jose will see it around midnight and then as we look at the peninsula, making it's way in by late tonight. it will be out of here tomorrow, we'll talk about the timeline once again and how much rain to expect, it's coming up a lit

mother nature is cooperating. generally less than 5 miles per hour. winds will increase and you see 1:00 saturday morning those winds are gusting over 30 miles an hour and that will continue by 8:00 tomorrow morning. those winds will take that smoke once again from the north bay fires and send it south through the rest of the bay area. the air quality is not going to be improving. highs today 60s and 70s is the name of the game. hazy air. that air quality is unhealthy once again. haze will still linger. winds will increase around midnight and the early morning hours of our saturday. i want to take you into next week. future weather, we are tracking the chances for some showers. this is next thursday morning, 10:00 in the morning. you can see some showers potentially coming into the north bay. that would be great news for firefighters and it's something we'll be tracking for you right here. the accuweather forecast smoke in our skies over the weekend. and then all eyes on thursday with a chance of showers lingers in the forecast. that's weather. >> met

we did get some rain from mother nature. most likely tuesday morning, monday night overnight. the trend is the temperatures will be dropping back. mid and upper 70's monday. well above average, which is about 66. then we drop back tuesday into wednesday as the cold front pushes through and bng wednesday, ,66 by upper 50's thursday. meteorological fall kicked off september 21. since then, at all major recording locations come we are running two to four inches of rain less than we should be. we really could use the rain. the next cold front is off to the west. what we are watching is as this pushes to the east it will bring us first the clouds and eventually the moisture. isolated sprinkle cannot be ruled out, but the best chance is tomorrow night. patchy fog,ning, 50's to near 60. early in the day, the low clouds bird off come a little bit of sunshine, but then the clouds might have ahen we spot sprinkle or shower. it is really progressive with the showers and storms. tomorrow night by by the morning rush tuesday, this new update, keep in mind this is just one model's interpret

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firefighters are getting much needed help from mother nature. the smoke from nasa showing you in the north bay the smoke is very much confined in and around the fire. you see just to the north and to the east of santa rosa, that thick smoke coming off of the fire. so the air quality has been improving but in the north bay it continues to be poor at this hour. as we look at the week ahead, all eyes are on thursday and friday. we have rain returning to the forecast. we'll talk about the timing of that rain and how much rain to expect in that accuweather forecast. >> now the firefight is improving in the sonoma valley tonight. the firefighters are getting upper hand on a series of fires that forced hundreds of people from their homes yesterday. cornell bernard is there with a look at the destruction left behind. >> reporter: we surveyed the damage of beautiful hilltop homes reduced to rubble in a matter of minutes. some of the fire damage is off lovell valley road. we found this large home off of lovell valley in ruins. the only thing left, the bat

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