we're in napa now in the napa valley. winds are blowing steady out of the north at 30.downtown napa. here's silv era do here. so far we've recorded up to 40 acres burned maybe more. the real significant thing is we have really strong wind gusts in this area. and sustained winds. gusts above 30 miles per hour to 40 but the sustained winds to 30. humidity is not that low but the wind is constant. the pressure gradient is way up there. way beyond where it was last night. so the wind will be getting stronger over the next few hours especially in the north and east bay hills. the red flag warning which is based on the wind is going to be up until 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. forecast highs tomorrow in the 70s. the wind should be pretty much done by the time most of us get out of bed. but the next four or five hours they'll be going on. tomorrow, the next five days slightly cooler. we get into thursday, we talk about this event. rain moving into the area. light scattered showers. the main impact from this cooler, cooler weather as we head into thursday, friday, saturday and su

we're in napa now in the napa valley. winds are blowing steady out of the north at 30.s downtown napa. here's silv era do here. so far we've recorded up to 40 acres burned maybe more. the real significant thing is we have really strong wind gusts in this area. and sustained winds. gusts above 30 miles per hour to 40 but the sustained winds to 30. humidity is not that low but the wind is constant. the pressure gradient is way up there. way beyond where it was last night. so the wind will be getting stronger over the next few hours especially in the north and east bay hills. the red flag warning which is based on the wind is going to be up until 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. forecast highs tomorrow in the 70s. the wind should be pretty much done by the time most of us get out of bed. but the next four or five hours they'll be going on. tomorrow, the next five days slightly cooler. we get into thursday, we talk about this event. rain moving into the area. light scattered showers. the main impact from this cooler, cooler weather as we head into thursday, friday, saturday and

at less peak is in napa county and things should start to calm down as indicated by the napa airport. >>> tension is building in oakland, organizers are making final preparations for today's strike. joining us from downtown oakland with the plans for today, kraig? >>> good morning, pam, the plan is to have everybody go out on strike and city workers, workers in the private sector, interrupted last tuesday morning when the police kicked them out of here. everybody is propping for this general strike. they are complaining about what this encampment has done to them. the strike day is supposed to be for everyone, the teacher's strike is supported by the nurse's association and they are actually not telling people to miss work but they are saying there are events planned between 5:00 and 7:00 and on into the evening and they are encouraging people to attend. we know some longshoremans told us, they had heard from some of their terminals. >> our seven marine terminals, we have heard from one of them they decided to shut down in recommends to the november 2nd action. >> police officers said

we saw that fire break out last night in napa county.hat was just before 9:00 and it started just east of the silverado trail and just north of the town of napa and apparently, the winds were so gusty, they knocked over a power pole and then that started the fire and it burned about 90 acres including a home, a carport, and several outbuildings on the property. and then dozens of homes near to the property had to be evacuated. the good news is though nobody was injured. around 4:00 this morning the fire department said they had contained about 50% of the fire. they are still fighting winds to put the fire out. gusty winds were a problem in the east bay, as well. look at the dublin footage. winds were up to 35 miles per hour in livermore and reported winds up to 46 miles an hour in berkeley. that started a small grassfire in dublin off lawrence road burning 3.5 acres, not spreading to any buildings. but we are told one firefighter had small injuries. winds are to blame for power outages in the bay area. hundreds of people without power. i

that's what caused the fire last night in napa just before 9:00. that fire just east of the silverado trail. winds blew down a fireline and started the fire burning 90 acres including a home, carport and several other buildings on the property. dozens of homes in the neighborhood also had to be evacuated. nobody was injured in the fire. around 4:00 this morning, the fire department said they had about 50% of the fire contained but definitely they are having to contend with these gusty winds to try to put that fire out. gusty winds were also an issue in many other parts of the bay area including the east bay. take a look at this footage from dublin. these are the kind of conditions we were dealing with last night. in livermore we saw gusts up to 35 miles an hour. and there were gusts up to 46 miles an hour reported in berkeley. and last night's conditions actually started another fire a small grassfire in danville. this just off of lawrence road. and that fire burned about 3.5 acres didn't spread to any other buildings but one firefighter did sustai

hardest hit are napa county, san leandro, oakley and vallejo. in danville, crews are working to contain a two-alarm grass fire. and on route 12 in sonoma, downed trees and power lines have fallen at agua cal -- caliente road. >> the winds are extremely powerful. we will show you a live shot, and show you exactly how windy it is out there. this is one of the highest peaks in the east bay hills. and as you look back toward san francisco you can see the cam are you bouncing. let me show you some of the winds right now in napa, gusting to 40 miles an hour, it is down to 8%. it is gusty in fairfield and 44. you can see 35 miles an hour in hayward. and so it is extremely windy. it is not just at the lower elevations, but the higher elevations as well. the mountains are gusting to 42 miles an hour. east bay hills gust to 50. diablo range gust to 48. they were reporting wind gusts a few minutes ago, close to 80 miles an hour at this point. that's beyond obviously hurricane-force winds as far as we're concerned. 74 is usually hurricane-force winds. red f

fire crews still dealing with hot spot two miles north of napa the fire was contained 8:00 this morning conditions will dictate if it kicks up again. >> the wind has definitely died down. they are still predicting some north northeast winds through midday today. of course we've got that low pressure trough coming from the gulf of alaska that is going to cool temperatures and see rain possibly snow in some of the higher elevations tomorrow. >> reporter: 165 firefighters turned out after the powerline went down and the wind pushed the flames into what had been a husband with a beautiful view. every piece of wood that could burn, did. dozens of neighbors were evacuated. >> we needed to get out the second time the cops came they said you don't have five minutes. go now. >> reporter: those firefighters on the lines are mostly volunteers. it is way they do it in rural areas, certainly near napa. >> coming out and dropping all their business, crushing grapes, things like that to come and help the community. >> reporter: davie a volunteer firefighter for 25 years, manages 55 vineyards. in the m

hardest hit are napa county, san leandro, oakley and vallejo. in danville, crews are working to contain a two-alarm grass fire. and on route 12 in sonoma, downed trees and power lines have fallen at agua cal -- caliente road. >> the winds are extremely powerful. we will show you a live shot, and show you exactly how windy it is out there. this is one of the highest peaks in the east bay hills. and as you look back toward san francisco you can see the cam are you bouncing. let me show you some of the winds right now in napa, gusting to 40 miles an hour, it is down to 8%. it is gusty in fairfield and 44. you can see 35 miles an hour in hayward. and so it is extremely windy. it is not just at the lower elevations, but the higher elevations as well. the mountains are gusting to 42 miles an hour. east bay hills gust to 50. diablo range gust to 48. they were reporting wind gusts a few minutes ago, close to 80 miles an hour at this point. that's beyond obviously hurricane-force winds as far as we're concerned. 74 is usually hurricane-force winds. red f

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napa valley looking nice at 75. 77 in livermore. and inside the bay 73 degrees in oakland and 69 degrees sunny in daly city. but big changes in the works. we have some rain moving in, probably about the middle of the morning tomorrow. you showers friday morning. then another storm system late saturday night into sunday morning. monday and tuesday look dry, but elizabeth, the storm door looks like it's opening up. that means you are going to be very, very busy in the coming weeks. >> we're all going to be very, very wet. all right, thank you, lawrence. they are trying to get in some last-minute roadwork because we have a lot of it on the roads now including up and down 880. to the maps, live look at the coliseum 880 near 66th and that roadwork from high street towards fruitvale this morning, various lanes blocked until 5:00 this morning. and same thing on westbound 237, 880 to great america parkway various lanes blocked. according to caltrans, everything should be picked up by 5:00 but apparently it is still out there. so watch out f

fire crews still dealing with hot spot two miles north of napa the fire was contained 8:00 this morningitions will dictate if it kicks up again. >> the wind has definitely died down. they are still predicting some north northeast winds through midday today. of course we've got that low pressure trough coming from the gulf of alaska that is going to cool temperatures and see rain possibly snow in some of the higher elevations tomorrow. >> reporter: 165 firefighters turned out after the powerline went down and the wind pushed the flames into what had been a husband with a beautiful view. every piece of wood that could burn, did. dozens of neighbors were evacuated. >> we needed to get out the second time the cops came they said you don't have five minutes. go now. >> reporter: those firefighters on the lines are mostly volunteers. it is way they do it in rural areas, certainly near napa. >> coming out and dropping all their business, crushing grapes, things like that to come and help the community. >> reporter: davie a volunteer firefighter for 25 years, manages 55 vineyards. in the middle

a wildfire now burning in napa county. it started near loma vista drive all in the area of the silverado trail. the area is also near some homes being evacuated. two structures have already burneded. no injuries reported. some 50 akers involved. officials say the blaze is about 50% contained. robin is with me now in the weather center with an update on the reg flag warnings and the conditions of the area in the north bay. >>> pretty gusty off-shore winds. take a look at the wind speeds in napa, speeds up to 30 miles per hour. some places very calm, and napa all the diablo range out there in fairfield, pretty gusty winds. then we're seeing gusts up to 40 miles per hour in some of our hills. it's dry, windy, and the humidity levels are low. so we still have this reg flag warning in place until 6:00. and this is exactly why, 6:00 tomorrow morning. wind gusts into tomorrow. we'll keep an eye on this. i'll have details coming up >>> another developing story, occupy oakland planning a anger day of protests tomorrow. the list of

right now 37 in napa and novato, 40 in fairfield, 46 around oakland, redwood city, san francisco, 44 san jose, 46 concord and livermore partly to mostly cloudy, increasing sun near 60 antioch, livermore, fremont, san jose, morgan hill mid to upper 50s the rest of us, sprinkle possible across the north bay. damp air mass will hang around best chance of heavy rain wednesday evening showers thursday evening. good morning jacqueline. >>> we have good news for your ride along highway 152 earlier "sig alert" cancelled. reopened after fallen trees had that shutdown for some time. to san jose, live look at 101 at 880, a few more cars on the road, traffic seems to be moving at the lip it in both directions. new accident westbound 580 past 205 has the right lane blocked speeds as slow as 37 miles-an-hour, at this time. >>> 6:10 now. >>> here's words you are not used to hearing, tax us please! well not us, but the plan coming from some of the richest californians that could soon ask you to rote for a new tax that would hit them the hardest. -- >> rare bipartisan agreement that the president wil

the fog is out there around napa, novato also half moon bay. 37 in napa, 39 in novato. 49 in half moonantioch, 50 oakland san francisco everybody else in the 40s. temperatures around the monterey bay mid to upper 40s inland to salinas 41 gilroy cool spot 38. mostly sunny, pretty close to seasonal highs today becoming cloudy not as chilly tonight wet friday and the weekend coming into focus as we talked about it would as we get closer right now saturday afternoon to sunday morning looks to be the greatest timeframe for the most amount of rain. today 63 in fremont just like yesterday, 64 san jose, two degrees cooler 60 san francisco, four, concord 64, oakland of 1, santa rosa 65, -- all five degrees cooler than yesterday. 10 hours and 7 minutes of sun. east bay valleys mid 60s. mid 60s throughout the east bay shore. san leandro 61. south bay mid 60s campbell, cupertino, saratoga 65. low to mid 60s peninsula, san mateo 60 within. upper 50s along the coast with clouds stubborn 59 south san francisco to near 60 downtown low to mid 60s through the north bay valleys sonoma 63. upper 50s monte

stall in the napa area. more on that in a minute. >>> happy tuesday.homas. outside oakland city hall the police outnumber the protesters. it has been nearly 24 hours since officers tore down the camp and added to the already hefty price tag for the city. amy hollyfield is live in frank ogawa plaza. what is next for the protesters, amy? >> reporter: it is nice to see it. look behind me it is clear. you can see across it. the view is not blocked any longer by any tents or the kitchen, kitchen is again. it has been 24 hours since police started clearing it out. the occupy oakland activists regrouped and were still visible yesterday, hundreds took their message to the streets and marched downtown. it was a peaceful demonstration. it ended at frank ogawa plaza. but, they did not say overnight. only three people spent the night here they did not put up any tents. 10 officers were here all night to watch and make sure the tent city did not form again. the few who did stay all night felt like the police process was excessive. >> all of these officers are neces

more oon the fire that has erupted in napa county. fire officials say this is what they have been worried about an morning us about. strong wind out their combined with a red flag warning. they're dealing with a fire burning that started near loma vista console but canyon road.-- and soda canyohn rd. it hadn't--has been burning since late last night. fire officials have about 50 percent contained. there were hoping to have it fully contained by 8:00 a.m. this morning. the is the latest on the conditions out in the north bay with the red flag warning. good morning erica. at last check the effect was only until 6:00 a.m. but the weather service had extended it until 9:00 a.m.. that means we see gusty conditions out there, when speed up to about 40 mouse power. this is mostly for the north bay and east bay hills. we are still dealing with low humidity level between 50 and 20%. as he take a look at the map, everyone highlighted in red will still be impacted until 9:00 a.m. this morning but of course we will keep you posted if anything cha

fire in napa has shutdown some road there is. loma vista drive closed at soda canyon road also soda canyon road closed between silverado trail and chimney rock road. expect delays want to avoid that area at this time. >>> our time now 6:08. >> gentleman paying more than peanuts for peanuts. -- the popular food that could be putting a bigger dent in your wallet. >> >> may have been wrong but he's not done. oakland doomsday preacher offers admission about his past end of the world predictions. and a new hint about what comes next. >>> a pumpkin pilfered. the tiny hole in a giant 2. you may want to start spreading those peanut butter sandwiches thinner. the price of peanuts skyrocketing. plan raised the move following one of the worst peanut harvests in decades because of intense drought in the south. peanut production down 13% from last year. the price of a ton of peanuts jumped from $4 50 to nearly $1200. >>> this morning a san francisco woman back in her home after breaking into the house she lost to foreclosure. 11 homes on the

in napa valley, charlotte fadipe for "california country tv." >> thanks, charlotte. the cia is a great place to visit, and one more reason to visit it-- th just opened a flavor bar, where you can taste different flavors and ingredients just like a chef does. kind of cool, huh? well, coming up next, we're visiting a farm that has withstood the test of time and is stronger than ever. that's next. >> welcome back to "california country." you know, there are a lot of longtime farming families in the state, but very few of them have quite the story as our next family. here in california, the landscape is dotted with farmers that have stories of courage, dedication, and perseverance in the face of adversity. however, none have quite the history of the ikeda family, but to see how far they have come, you first have to see where they've been. in the early part of the 20th century, many of the hills above the arroyo grande area were farmed by japanese families, who planted a variety of crops each spring. together they banded together to form pove, the pismo oceano vegetable e

francisco and also north bay valleys, visibilities down to a quarter mile in some areas like around napa and novato and half moon bay down to a mile and a half 49 there. 50 around san francisco fog developing 50 around oakland everybody else except for antioch at 51, 40s by the afternoon, clouds remain back at the coast keeping half moon bay at 58, temperatures three to five degrees cooler than yesterday, low to mid 60s. mid 60s to 70 from yesterday, they are out of the forecast for a long, longtime. down to the south bay -- monterey bay 59, low to mid 60s the rest of the bay and inland. slight chance of a shower in the north bay tomorrow all of us get showers friday. the best chance of rain steady rain saturday afternoon through sunday snow level down to 3500 feet. >>> lanes that -- traffic is flowing smoothly that's the good news, bad news a couple of issues westbound 580 past north flynn an accident. generally slow from tracy into livermore and a stalled truck left lane just past vasco a slow ride out of the central valley this morning. drive times highway 4, 580 not bad half an hour

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less than a quarter of a mile in oakland and napa.e yourself a little bit extra room if you're driving. mid- 40s in santa rosa, upper 30s in napa. 49 in san francisco. we have some fifties out their faces like mountain view and half moon dates. for another round of mild temperatures and chilly in the north bay today only getting 60 in santa rosa, napa and fairfield. 61 expected for san francisco and upper 60s into the south bay. your 7 day around the bay is showing as mild temperatures. take a look at wednesday and thursday, we will really feel the wind pick up. >>ysabel: to date marks 33 years since the assassination of san francisco mayor of the george mosconi and harvey milk. many still remember that day when they were shot inside city hall by a disgruntled former stock white was a former cop and a firefighter who was subsequently convicted of involuntary manslaughter. he committed suicide two years up to getting out of prison. tonight, at the annual vigil will be held to commemorate the man. tonight's event starts at 6:00 p.m. at

napa -- down to a mile visibility is now up to seven miles. it looks like yes it is starting to move thanks to a slight northerly wind which means hazy for the rest of us as it spills into our neighborhoods. high pressure dominating bringing us a chilly morning upper 30s north bay valleys, low 40s fairfield and livermore mid to upper 40s elsewhere mountain view and oakland 50. this afternoon, a lot of sunshine once again temperatures close to average from 60 half moon bay, 61 clear lake the rest of news the mid to upper 60s napa and santa rosa 67, 678. oakland around 66 same with concord san jose 64, 62 monterey mid 60s for rest of the bay mid to upper 60s inland. almost a repeat tomorrow and then thursday we'll slightly cool those temperatures as clouds will be a little thicker chilly rain friday and chilly rain saturday night into sunday. good morning sue. >>> good morning. 6:10. good looking tuesday morning commute. some of the popular drive times as we hop around the bay out of central valley 580 looking good towards the dublin interchange

we'll tell you how that is affecting that wildfire burning north of napa.rry mcsweeney on the scene will bring us a live report shortly. >>> for the first time in their lives two little girls who lived as conjoined twins will be waking up in separate beds this morning. 2-year-olds angelina and angelica unwent 12 hours of surgery yesterday at children's hospital. they shared a diaphragm and liver. but the muscle and organ were split in two during this long delicate operation. >> at the end of the surgery after the tissue expansion and flaps and reconstruction they have a long scar if the middle of their chest to their belly button in a straight line that is all that is going to show. >> we are eternally grateful. god bless us all. >> the toddlers will recuperate in the hospital two weeks. doctors don't expect them to have any more surgeries. >>> earthquake concerns are spreading like shockwaves in the bay area after a professor's e-mail went viral. the professor sent an e-mail to relatives saying federal geologists are predicting a 6.0 quake in berkeley in t

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other areas it is not as thick like napa five miles visibility fairfield 1 and 1/3.en. wind -- winds just now around 5 to 6 miles per hour will increase and that will take the fog away by 9:00 then we'll talk about how damaging winds will increase in speed overnight. >> eastbound westbound 580 chp on route it will be difficult to see the accidents you can see you don't have much visibility. traffic moves northbound southbound still looking good. there's a crash in the area eastbound 4 at willow pass we'll keep you updated. thick fog on the carquinez and benicia bridges green sensors, traffic still flowing well on westbound 80 through hercules. >>> 5:32. oakland police say surveillance video has led them to persons of interest in that frightening shootout that wounded seven including a toddler. a vigil had been held for that youngster tonight. terry mcsweeney is live at the oakland police department. how is the little boy doing? >> reporter: you are talking about hiram walker turning two next month still in critical, fighting for his life at children's hospital in oak

in napa winds are calm.ake a look at what those dry northerly winds have done to your relative humidity readings this morning. we're in the teenless. 12% in fairfield. 14% this concord and 12% in napa. the combination of the dry, dry air mass settling in overhead and the winds make for explosive fire danger out there. we have the red flag warning that is slated to expire at 6:00 a.m. i wouldn't be surprised if the nws extends it until 9:00 or mid morning. your temperatures, not that cold this morning in some cities you have the 40s. elsewhere, 62 in san francisco, 60 in oakland with the northerly winds keeping things nice and mild. 52 degrees, we will drop off as the winds start to relax. coldest time of the day is sunrise. so right around 6:45. that changes as we head through sunday and fall back. another day of 70 as at the coast. high pressure continuing to drive that marine layer offshore. we or not talking about fog, we're talking about rain. starting tomorrow and fog returning tonight. this is what it

napa airport says calm, although stronger north gusts are all overtown. they will start to turn southerly and all of our attention goes on this tenuous area and it will get dramatically cold here, this will be more of a snow situation, not much rain for us at all. >> still windy in the hills continues, mostly sunny, temperatures similar to yesterday, 60s and 70s to a few upper 70s, pamela. >> well this morning that fire has destroyed a home and 90 acres was sparked by power lines last night and was fueled by strong winds. one home is confirmed destroyed, along with multiple out buildings and two dozen homes are now evacuated. the fire is 50% contained. full containment is expected at 8:00 this morning. we will have somebody at the scene in just a bit. >>> a small grass fire in black hawk, luckily three acres burned last night. there was an aggressive response because of some concern for some homes, one did suffer minor injuries and the cause of the fire is under investigation but the hills are still under a red flag alert : >>> last night alameda firefigh

we have a good amount of fog developing in places like napa. your visibility is down to a quarter mile in spots. half a mile now in napa. expects more of that throughout the next couple of hours. when we stop the clock, just about 24 minutes from now we'll see the marine layer push out to sea. tomorrow is when high pressure settles in and pushes all the fog to the surface. that compression that we're so used to. 60 in redwood city. 58 in san francisco. 60 in santa rosa. nice and mild even in the east bay in the 60s. you'll need a jacket the first part of the day. of course, warm your car up this morning. >> definitely. build a fire -- no, don't build a fire. looking over here to highway 4. we do have slowing. # 3 at the sensor. but slowing. where it's red, 20 miles per hour around that area. further south we talked about the accident. the spinout is still reported in the middle of the roadway. it is slow at the scene. folks are beginning to make their way south to livermore. 580, a 17-minute drive to greenville. averaging 52 all the way over to

also trying to get ahold of a fire up in napa. resources are spread thin.hat red flag warning has been put into effect until 9:00 a.m. you still need to be practicing the best of fire city. 76 in redwood city and 78 in los gatos. a lot of sunshine coming in. things start to change as we head through tomorrow. this big ridge of high pressure pushing that marine layer way out to sea. low pressure starts to move in. this is a very significant area. very cold area of low pressure to be dropping into the bay area this early in the season. we'll see the fog return tonight. as we head through tomorrow, gusty winds develop. we'll see pretty strong winds, especially through the east bay hills. they'll be out of the northwest as opposed to the northeast. mostly cloudy conditions as we head through tomorrow. we'll time those out. first band of rain between 7:00 and 5:00. we'll get a nice dry break for the second half of your friday. then another round of rain moves in sunday into monday. the good news is we are going to fall back. so we get to sleep in with a little r

napa is not bad. and nobody and santa rosa, low- mid-40s. >>james: here is a look at your current temperatures. mid-upper seventies. mid-70s expected for the north bay. downtown san francisco, 72. mainly clear skies. the winds will change during the course of the day. right now they're coming from a northerly direction. they will shift and, on shore this evening. that will bring in colder air. we're looking for ways as well.-- we are looking for rain as well. we will bring you more on that in the 7 day forecast grief >>george: things are looking for the good right now. we are not tracking and the hot spots. we do not have any major problems or delays. fifth we will start our bridge check at the bay bridge toll plaza for. westbound traffic is backing up a bit. a typical pattern for the ride. it is about 50 minutes or so from the time that the metering lights are likely to be activated westbound. through the macarthur maze, the drive time is still 8-9 minutes for your trip across the upper deck. your ride on the san mateo bridge, highway 92, t

ey are now forcing evacuations in napa. this fire burning just to the north of the silverado country club. you will find this locator. loma vista dre,iv that's where at least 50 people have been evacuate and 20 acres have been burn. firefighte are stillgh working to put a lineng around this fir and it will be a tough go through tonight. you can see winds at 16 miles r hour and will continue to gust upwards of 40 miles per hour as we continue into the earlmorning hours in these dry fire winds continuing across most of the north bay at this point. more on this high fire danger and more on big time changes in the forecast come up later on. >> thank you, jeff. up next, bank of america backs down on debit card fees. customers may not want to celebrate yet. what we found out, still ahead. >> the scare tonight that is forcing workers to clear out of a california nuclear facility. >> get this. it has all the benefits of 50 thasses of wine without theeaer. hee hangover. the healthy new treat, coming up. [ man ] did we get anything g

mid-60s for napa. berkeley, 65. 66 for oakland. fremont, 55. interior east bay, mild numbers again. 66 for brentwood and con card, danville, 66. and 64 for watsonville. enjoy the next couple of days. temperatures monday and tuesday near 70 some parts of the bay area. then the low pressure moves in, thickening clouds thursday, cold showers friday, saturday, into next monday. >> all right. >> shu is here. the 49ers are melling the playoffs. >> since 2002 so they're getting closer. the 49ers and the giants in a playoff type atmosphere, and the rest of the nfl discovered the 49ers are for reel. eli manning on fire. completes his first ten passes. finds manningham. third and nine. get a field goal. 6-3 in the second. here comes alex smith over the middle to crabtree. the drive stalls no problem when you have david akerr. game tied at 6. ensuing kickoff. akerr, the surprise onside kick. leads to another field goal. frank gore, leaves after tweaking his knee right before the half. first career game with no rushing yards. niners led at the half. g-men

napa closer to town about 38- 39. temperatures below average. 56. these are forecasted highs. 58, 57, 59 today. those are all good about three to seven degrees below average. we will bump the highs up a little bit tomorrow. not much. today a lot of upper 50s. morning low clouds. some fog some of that fog this time of year after it rains you get the longer nights of the valley fog. watch out for pockets of that. our system left about a third to three quarters of an inch of rain. a lot of rain projected for seattle. if you have travel plans in the pacific northwest they are looking for a lot of rain. 37 napa. that is the coolest here. san rafael at 42. i did mention the 39. redwood city in at the 40s. a little cooler toward menlo park and palo alto. right around 40 there. a lot of moisture taking aim to the north. not for us. we will get a break for two days. fog, sun, cool. chilly lows. kind of damp. warmer on the afternoon highs. still below average for this time of year. 57, 58, 59, 60 should cover the spread no matter where you are. little warmer

right now you can see a few light showers toward napa county and into the delta. a few more along the coast and in the peninsula. not really enough to wet the coast on the golden gate bridge. in san jose a few sprinkles drifting through the santa clara county. in the afternoon, hazy sunshine and a few patchy clouds. should see highs in the 60s. as we go through the weekend fog is really the only concern. morning fog and inland temperatures making a run at the mid-60s. christmas season is around the corner. old oak tree lighting ceremony. the event begins at 5:15. they'll have local entertainers including the high school chorus. they will hold the parade of lights and winter wonderland. snow celebration and tree lighting. kristi yamaguchi will be on hand to hip with the 3d light spectacul spectacular. bring an unwrapped toy at 4:00. >>> and in the south bay, stop by san jose's christmas in the park for the annual tree lighting. you may catch a glimpse of our own mike inouye. the ceremony starts at 5:30. the tree will be lit at 6:15. this has been held up for more t

and richmond and napa.ock ahead, you notice we have the rain this evening into the overnight hours. we are talking three quarters inch to an in and the dry days follow monday and tuesday. west weather is likely, maybe another inch of rain wednesday night. a big travel day into thanksgiving and then another chance on friday. so, you know, every couple of days we have to kind of stay tuned to the forecast. >> that is a big one on travel day wednesday. i guess this time goes by, more and more people leaving tuesday, monday -- >> skip the week. >> yeah. >> all right, lisa, thanks. >> in sports, cal and stanford square off in the big 114th game. it might be a bigger game for stanford in this morning's sports. >> good morning. the national championship dream is gone but stanford still has a lot on the line tonight against cal. beyond the bay area bragging rights and the coveted axe. there's still a possibility of a bcs bowl berth for stanford. and luck looks to revive after struggling against oregon last week. th

everybody reporting at least dry dare nothing falling from the 43 santa rosa, -- 40 fairfield, 37 napaand novato cooler temperatures rest of us mid to upper 40s. 46 oakland, redwood city, san francisco concord livermore around the monterey bay inland to salinas low to mid 40s gilroy 36. here are the three things from this forecast, partly cloudy and dry today except sprinkles possible in the north bay. patchy against fog tonight drizzle until the north bay rain wednesday evening showers for thanksgiving. let's put this together and give you a timeframe increasing sun in most areas farther south and east you go the more sunshine you will see, 50 around antioch livermore fremont and san jose mid to upper 50s for everybody else, possibly 51 in clear lake. monterey bay partly cloudy, upper 50s inland low 60s as far as tonight just skirting us to the north a few sprinkles around cloverdale possibly santa rosa 39, 40 napa and fairfield, 41 antioch, 39 livermore, 42 done core. everybody else in the mid to upper -- 40s. 47 in oakland. 49 in san francisco. system that brought rain over the week

the frost advisory for napa and sonoma county. temperatures in the 20s and 30s. temperatures a little more here coming up. you thought this morning was cold, already dropping 5 to 10 degrees at this hour compared to this time yesterday. there's a sign of those cooler changes. already 39 in fairfield. 46 in livermore. and currently 47 in san jose. so for tonight, what we're going to find is that frost advisory. widespread 30s. for the weekend, another storm system with more rainfall coming our way for saturday. so as we take you to our satellite loop, see the storm system out here. that's going to continue to push to the south as we head through the next 48 to 72 hours. it's tapping into more moisture. higher rainfall totals for our hills and for the valleys. as we look ahead towards saturday. you'll find temperatures in the 50s inland. then as we head throughout sunday, looking at rainfall for early morning hours. for tomorrow, what we'll find is that rainfall on the increase. our storm has sped up. by 1:00 p.m. tomorrow, look at the chance of showers across the

dew point is 46 in napa.n the temperatures reaches 46 degrees, that temperature, dew point temperature fog forms in minutes. rapidly. you have seen that. that's napa. other dew points in the mid-40s as well. overnight lowes expected to be in the low 40s. dew points in the low 40s. lot of fog. winds come up tomorrow. into wednesday morning. that will change. it will mix out the inversion, get rid of the fog. there will be areas with near zero visit. davis and -- zero visibility, davis, 505, napa, you will find those areas of dense valley fog. this is the time of year. when the atmosphere stabilizes and long nights, you get this type of thing. okay? in the central valley, it was bad today. 99, 5, not good. overnight lows. napa 40. dew point low 40s. bang! fog. fog in concord, livermore, fairfield. morgan hill, san jose as well as, the bay. usually it's a coastal fog, you can see through that. when you get valley fog, you get the worst maritime disasters. we will talk more about the fog, i will be back with the

black hawk, 28 miles per hour, napa airport says five but i have seen higher peeks in napa county, but a southeast things are starting to turn. 40 to 62 in oakland, 50 in san jose, 60 in fairfield and there are some really cold readings and 4039 in bolder creek -- bolder creek. that system that is coming into the north will be here tomorrow evening and we'll see temperatures drop a good 15 degrees and it does not have a lot of rain but does have a lot of cold air with it. it is slightly cooler than yesterday and when that system drops in, it will be much cooler and this is more of a showery system not a rainy system and it will produce rain in the foothills, the forecasted highs did not change too much, it will be cooler on thursday. with your weekend always in view, cold saturday and sunday but sunny, some light rain and staying very cool. >>> steve i'll take it from here, traffic is moving along nicely in many areas but it is beginning to get busy, the winds have been making appearances on the bridge, it's not quite as bad as it was but you will notice them and moving a long westboun

napa, your temperatures came up just a little bit. i'm still counting on upper 20s before all is said and done. we'll stay tuned for that. the bulk of the moisture has drifted to the of 580. you can see the mix of rain and snow over mount hamilton here. we are expecting a few isolated thunderstorms to develop this afternoon. we have a lot of instability. we'll see a few spotty showers continue to linger for the first part of the day. the second half of your day you'll get sunshine. it will not be warm out there. you can see how cold it is. that snowfall coming down over places like mount hamilton. this means we'll see the greatest instability. this afternoon we get the daytime heating as the sun comes out. you're fair game. same for the south bay. we may see a few places like redwood city. your temperatures are fot that warm at all. back in the 50s in san francisco. 61 for oakland. 62 in napa. just 60 in san jose. the throughout saturday, another round of rain moves in. we'll track this for you. we have the seven-day forecast coming u

we haven't heard reports of it. 37 napa, freezing in fairfield, frost in.cord, livermore, los gatos upper 30s everybody else in the 40s san francisco 47. visibilities, three mile santa rosa, everybody else around nine or 10, patchy fog it doesn't look like it is thick enough to cause problems. 30s, 40s by 8:00. think we will drop down another degree or two in most areas. noon sunshine mid and upper 50s spike in the low to mid 60s around 1:00, 2 then fall back to near 60 with a mostly sunny sky at 4:00. we reach 70s by thursday as that will be the warmest day in the forecast. rain and cooler friday chance of rain and cooler yet saturday and sunday. >>> good morning. happy tuesday. mass transit problems this morning. ace train 5 minute delay out of stock stone number 3. bart 10 to 15 minutes on the fremont line equipment problems on the track. muni problems, bus shuttles on the m line to 19th overhead wire damage. if you are headed on to downtown san francisco at 19th, you can transfer to light rail that will take you to king and 4th street. accident in san j

napa and san jose five degrees cooler.ore the sunsets at 4:57 low to mid 60s south bay with partially sunny sky mostly cloudy on the peninsula upper 50s to low 60s as you head up the coast mid 50s to even 57 downtown san francisco. scattered showers in the north bay during the afternoon keeping new the mid to upper 50s. east bay shore mostly cloudy near 60° for you today. partly sunny and low to mid 60s east bay valleys more sun around monterey bay upper 50s monterey and carmel the rest of the bay inland low to mid 60s. tonight cloud cover, lingering showers mainly in the 40s, santa rosa 39, morgan hill at 50. cold front kind of a -- i wouldn't say weak, very sharp temperature contrast that will create cold showers just don't have a lot of moisture. scattered showers during the evening hours tomorrow more widespread showers we get a break friday night through most of saturday, except for up in the north bay of course. then saturday evening into sunday morning that's when the better chance of rain rolls in. until we get to

napa right now also foggy. visibility coming did you know to about 4 miles and in half moon bay you will run that some going as well. 45 degrees. so here is the way it look ins terms of the rest of the temperatures. it's getting cool out there. we have low 40's up in the north basement upper 40's fair field concord. 45 in mountain have yourave grease also in half moon bay. so here are the highlights. patchy fog morning commute. sunny mild through wednesday. we look at colder conditions with possibility of showers by week end. overnight tonight. certainly some cool pockets. 13 in livermore. santa rosa. 38 grease for new nap a.low 40's right along the coastment once again during the morning commute watch out for some patches of fog. the fog may get dense once again lick this morning. poor visibility slowing you down for the morning commute. give yourself extra time. high pressure ceiling the weather today. temperatures in the 60's except interpacifica when we had mid 50's. the ridge holds on through wednesday so

mid to upper 40s, los gatos, fairfield, napa. mid to upper 40s santa cruz, watsonville. here's what i think is going to happen, scattered light showers today, more of us will see them slightly heavier than yesterday, all of us will be cooler today. the weekend trending drier. showers mainly near the coast. wet weather returns wednesdayn spills into thanksgiving. today clear lake ukiah mid to upper 40s. cloverdale 52 everybody else mid to upper 50s. palo alto 57. monterey bay showers will move in during the afternoon and into the evening hours. mid 50s. mid to upper 50s as you head inland. around the state snow breaking up in the sierra 42 tahoe today best chance of rain from 80 northbound scattered showers around the higher elevations of bakersfield through the grapevine into l.a. temperatures in the 59 degree range in fresno, 65 in l.a.. tonight clear not as many clouds more 30s palo alto, livermore, fairfield, vallejo, napa, santa rosa cloverdale, rest of us in the 40s tomorrow morning. cold front moved through yesterday afternoon swept south overnight we'll focus on

temperatures are still chilly in some areas like up into the north bay valleys 39 santa rosa. 41 napa san francisco, oakland, half moon bay and san jose low to mid 50s. rest of news the 40s. gilroy not as much fog there 39. mostly cloudy and cooler today scattered showers best in the north bay showers more likely for all of us tomorrow even cooler than today. two more chances of wet weather in the seven day forecast. the pattern going to get active. low to mid 60s today south bay partly sunny mostly cloudy peninsula, 58 millbrae everybody else low 60s mostly cloudy along the coast mid 50s to upper 50s around downtown san francisco through the north bay valleys mid to upper 50s that does include beaches this is the best area for those scattered showers. on the east bay shore partly sunny upper 50s to near 60 same in the east bay valleys low to mid 60s mostly sunny conditions for the better part of the afternoon down in monterey bay upper 50s to mid 60s and mid to upper 60s as we head inland. wet weather staying mainly north of the bay area, chico 64, eureka 54, 53 tahoe. sun and 77 in

temperatures as you are leaving now mid to upper 40s around los gatos, fairfield, napa and santa rosa. by noon showers moving through the north bay heading into the bay sliding south during the afternoon into the early evening. for all of us between you don't get rain, how much cooler it is going to be today 46 clear lake. everybody else in the mid to upper 50s around palo alto 57, cloverdale 52. weekend forecast yesterday the drying trend began and it looks more so like the storm tomorrow night is going to stay out over the ocean. our beaches are most likely to see some of that rain not cal the big game. brief warming trend monday and tuesday before more rain wednesday spilling into thursday >>> good morning. update on this serious accident "sig alert" in effect already this morning for you at just about 5:09. live look of highway 24 headlights in the westbound direction. unfortunately, you can see the taillights are beginning to dissipate a little. that's the direction of the accident. it is in the noncommute eastbound at lafayette pleasant hill road three left lanes blocked chp had

overnight temperatures with the fog, 38 for napa. santa rosa, 46. san francisco. 38 for livermore, and high pressure continuing to build in. you can see the arc to the north here as the jet stream continues to push on towards the north, and the dry-weather pattern will split up. as we head into the first part of the work week, get ready for temperatures to warm up. if you're traveling tomorrow, watch out for the fog. palm springs, sunny and mild, 77. los angeles, 82. and lake tahoe, sunshine, 59 degrees. 58 tomorrow for san jose, campbell, 68. 62 for hoofl moon bay. 70 for palo alto. 63 for san francisco. north bay, look for the fog to lift sooner so we'll warm you up. 64 for napa. oakland, 56. 55 for fremont. interior east bay, temperatures mid-to-low 50s. brentwood, 61. 64 for concord, and 71 for what watsonville. get ready for nice days. monday and tuesday, temperatures in the 70s. and then cool down thursday and friday and maybe rain next weekend. >> how does stanford -- i did not plan -- >> mike: you're the good luck charm. andrew luck ends his

starting this eve -- 60s around napa. starting this evening 7:00 when the rain starts to move into the north bay doesn't leave south bay until noon. once it does look at how warm and sunny it is going to be this weekend. >>> good morning. possible rain showers in the forecast later on, so just reminder, if you have your wipers on you need headlights on it is the law. traffic very light now. live look at the san mateo bridge and taillights are head westbound from hayward to foster city. at the bay bridge -- golden gate bridge traffic looking good, flowing freely as you make your way in and out of the city. >>> things looking good, bart, ace, mooney, caltrans all on time -- muni, caltrans, all on time. >>> more news ahead. more trouble for california's high speed rail. the move among some republicans in washington to renege on billions in promised funds. >>> benefits and pitfalls of seasonal work. what job seekers need to know before signing on. >>> we talk about turkey versus man competitive eaters chowing down at a thanks

right now temperatures 38 santa rosa 37 napa, everybody else in the 40s at 8:00. by noon upper 50s half moon bay, san francisco low to mid 60s for the rest of us sunshine around the 4:00 hour down off our highs mid to upper 60s low to mid 60s in most areas 58 half moon bay. let's see how long this lasts, through wednesday possibly thursday could be cooler with a few more clouds and winds starting to come off the ocean our first system brings showers friday, most of saturday will be dry, saturday evening through sunday heavier chance of rain much greater chance falling in much more amounts. >>> tuesday morning overnight roadwork. webster tube closed. should be reopening soon. they said by 5:00 you can use park street or fruitvale bridge in the meantime. we have an accident eastbound 780 before east second street cleared to the shoulder. back to hayward northbound 880 accident out of lanes. because it is so early we don't have any swelling past either of those accidents >>> benefits to leaving early. 4:40. >>> new study reveals how california drivers are wasteing mo