it's quite an amazing number. >> 73 playground we built in napa county. here is another one of me with a ladder. >> and it's been a lot. of become breaking work. >> i was younger then carrying stuff. those days are gone. >> now to be clear, jim means he doesn't carry heavy stuff knollmaier any more. >> we just do the bottom panels, right. >> but build play grounds, he is not done with that. >> no, i wouldn't -- i won't quit until i can't do it anymore. i'm not quitting. oh, no. >> this past weekend jim and a whole bunch of fellow kiwanis built the biggest playground yet. >> i love seeing so many people. half the town is here for crying out loud. >> jim says it began years ago when while volunteer attention at a school he saw a young girl hurt while playing on outdated equipment. >> i said we have to do something. >> that something has turned in to a whole lot of play things. >> i never dreamt we would be at this point. it went be long and we'll have the number at 75. that's a biggy. >> what you need is a bolt. >> working with the landscape sculptures comp

county, the shut off includes 700 customers in napa, calistoga, and lake berryessa. sources tell us the expected restoration time will be about 12 hours. this is all because of windy weather conditions, pg and e says it it is increasing the what fire risk and is area. weather and is going to peek somewhere between 6:00 a.m. and noon. >>> if you're looking for some relief from the heat today, several coolers cooling centers opening up her in the bay area. here are just a few of the places in santa clara county. the kempton community center in san jose, and east bay, the brentwood community center and brentwood senior activity center. over and sonoma county, the tinley recreation complex will be open. as today's high fire danger continues, kpix5 has you care covered on air and online at kpix.com. >>> this just in, a little over an hour ago, the ceo of juul announced he is stepping down. the resignation of this man, kevin burns, is effective immediately. and autry executive is replacing him. the san francisco bay company is the biggest player in e- cigarettes, the annou

i'm in the napa valley here at the silverado neighborhood. very much still in a rebuilding mode after the 2017 fires. now they're also faced here with the unsettling prospect of waves of power shutoffs. >> my son looked out the window and saw the ridge on fire. >> reporter: barbara mooney's home survived the 2017 fires but she's skeptical of pg&e's plan to shut off power as a proactive step to prevent the next big calamity. >> i'm kind of curious as to how they feel that's going to help us and if that's really maybe more for their benefit. >> reporter: more than 10,000 pg&e customers face a possible shutoff in napa county, mostly in the hills to the east and west of downtown. >> we do maintain a list of our medically fragile residents here in the community and we do check in with them when we do know that we're going to experience a potential public safety power shutoff. >> reporter: the possible outage includes a number of wineries and tasting rooms, including whetstone. >> our building was built in 1985. we have had power shutoffs before du

in napa, vern glenn, kpix 5. >>> justin thomas is the favorite 6-1.use on that. >> reporter: granted only four catches for 14 yards, was not active last week against the vikings, and apparently the raiders quarterback didn't get the memo that grant was gone. >> i didn't know. it is surprising. he is a heck of a person and that breaks my heart, to be honest with you. >> i don't know maybe it is not a good idea to tell the quarterback. >>> the 49ers meanwhile living it up. there at the wrestling event last night at the chase center. he is a massive wrestling fan that has been creating tweets with wrestling legend the rock. >> i'm not sure if i'm still dreaming yet, i have been a huge rock fan most of my life, in fact i get responses and i feel like a little kid again. >> had everyone in the locker room respond? >> most guys give me a hard time, but after that i had a lot of guys are like wow, i am really jealous, i wish you would've said something to me. >> people love to talk about jimmy g because he is the quarterback, but kittle is slowly becoming th

controlled power outages just started this morning in napa and sonoma counties. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live in sonoma county with the latest. bob? >> reporter: marcus, pg&e shut off just over 1400 dust mers in sonoma and napa, and if you look above us, the tree here, fortunately the wind has been relatively still. we're northeast of santa rosa, just outside safari west the game park. they have the orange generator they turned on about 45 minutes ago. look at the video, workers out here powered up the generator and they were able to power up the lights, keep the power on in the office. they will be open for business later today, by the way. again, the concern from pg&e is if we had the high winds, they could see the same kind of devastation we saw two years ago during north bay wildfires. of the 1400 customers right now without power in the north bay, about 700 in the area of porter creek road and sonoma which as you can see in this outage map provided by pg&e covers safari west, the geyser and a part of calistoga. the other 700 customers without power

in napa, vern glenn, kpix 5. >> here is one way to beat the heat in the bay area. all you hawks out there. the viewer sent us this video overlooks the a red tailed hawk getting hosed down outside the hamilton rec center in san francisco. the bird sat on a fence, spread its wings, did a little 360 peer wet. the groundskeeper aimed the hose right at it and the bird loved it. >> i have a feeling the bird wasn't the only one doing that today. >> my turn, please, a little hot out over here. >> it was hot, it was 25 degrees in san francisco. 25 degrees above average would be 110 putting things in perspective. warm, especially at the coast. but, one simple thing can fix it all, the onshore flow returning. guess what is happening right now? you won't feel a much tonight but it is there, you will feel much tomorrow morning but when the offshore flow gets cranking and pushing into the bay area you will notice a 15-20 degree temperature drop tomorrow and that is just the beginning. 80s outside, livermore, san jose and santa rosa still 95. 91 in oakland. not much relief, just

right near napa and sonoma, 80s tomorrow. by friday morning, don't forget that friday morning we have fog coming back. morning drizzle, 67 in san francisco, and 60s as we head throughout next week. inland valleys. you get fog back, also spotty drizzle. look at the afternoon high, 77 degrees. what about rain chances? three systems the next two weeks. by the time the third one gets here on october 7th, we could see showers, be close to the bay area. that's what we're looking at right now. i think overall getting this cooler weather in here, it's going to make everybody very happy. let's just say that. >> i like the warm weather. >> oh, okay. >> real. >> i i, it's time to go. >>> coming up, calling off a pursuit, but not for the reason you might think. why an officer driving a tesla had to suddenly stop following a suspect. ["white rabbit" by jefferson airplane] ♪ one pill makes you larger ♪ and one pill makes you smaller ♪ ♪ and the ones that mother gives you ♪ ♪ don't do anything at all ♪ remember what the dormouse said ♪ welc

and we'll take a look at the 2014 napa earthquake... and the lessons learned on how to prepare for another major earthquake in the bay area. (ken) it's still hot at this hour in the bay area. coming up chief meteorologist lawrence karnow breaks down the heat wave and what your weekend will look like (ken) the 20-14 napa earthquake is something people in the bay area will never forget. on august 24th at 3-20 in the morning the 6-point-oh magnitude quake did extensive damage.(pam) but in the years since the quake ... a lot has been learned from that disaster, including a fault line no one knew existed underneath napa. kron4's justine waldman tells us how the lessons learned from 20-14 --- have helped experts be ready for the next big one. (pam) be sure to join us this saturday at 7- p.m.. for a one- hour special on "surviving the big one." everything you need to know in a quake ... from what to do in the event of a tsunami that's triggered by an earthquake, to deciding what to put in your earthquake kit... that's this saturday at 7 p.m. l

so it's going to be breezy. 67 degrees in oakland. 68 up through napa.ing upper 60s for san jose. 69 degrees and yes, i have the word showers in there. the reason for that is because we have a trough that's going to drop down and it's going to bring the chance of seeing some showers mainly for far napa, sonoma counties and the east bay so for that reason we have our very own mobile doppler radar storm ranger up and scanning. you may have seen all of the warnings that came out of sacramento from an intense system that passed through, triggering some tornado warnings. satellite radar things are shaping out in through the late evening hours, so let's look at the hour by hour outlook. this is your time line right here. shower chances especially for the mid i would say 5:00, 7:00 hour look at some of the pockets are rain, again very insignificant rain totals, a lot of areas may not see it, but as we kind of fast forward this time line we get a couple of pockets of showers that pushed through so it might be just enough to where you notice it. it causes a sheen

sign up for napa and sonoma county emergency alerts. the top story kpix.com. >>> as we go to this period of high fire danger we have you covered. we will be on alert keeping you up-to-date on any fires that break out. >>> a judge in san francisco has dealt a major blow to opponents of a homeless shelter on the waterfront. the embarcadero navigation center is already taking shape when a former parking lot. andrea after today's ruling it is full speed ahead. >> reporter: that is right. take a look over here behind me on the embarcadero. these are already going up here. just feet from traffic. a judge ruled today construction can continue. >>> construction on the embarcadero homeless navigation center continue tonight. after a san francisco judge denied a temporary restraining order on the project from neighbors. >>> he got it wrong. there is no question.>> reporter: save embarcadero for all argued the city was in the navigation center would harm the neighborhood. the judge disagreed. >>> nor does the court except petitioner's argument tha

up to 101 in napa as well as antioch. giving us this offshore wind flow, and not creating much of a wind for some of those areas that have been dealing with high heat. going into tomorrow, that high pressure backs off, we have more of an influence on an approaching storm system that will be coming in, and bringing in a chance of some breezy winds and rain for the sierra, while we catch a cooldown in the forecast, it's going to feel so much nicer. look at the difference here, from 102 today, down to 75 degrees early next week. we'll also see that cool air remaining for a few more days. as we look at san francisco, this is the last day we'll have to deal with such high heat. the fog returns tomorrow and continues into the weekend to cool us off. headed over to mike it's a little slow out of palo alto. >> it is. i wanted to double check and make sure it was just the construction movement and no other crashes, that's what we're seeing, willow road got all the publicity yesterday as they had the ribbon cutting for the new inte

napa airport 64. santa rosa 66 novato 67. fairfield is 16 degrees warmer than yesterday at this time. and napa is 11. santa rosa 12. after that it's not that bad. concord and oakland airport is no change at all. temperatures are all over the place here. anywhere from 50s to 70s in the city. and tiburon 80. look at water tim pes on the bay. that's really cold. so, once we get a little onshore flow, from the fog we will have no problem forming but that probably won't be until thursday. upper air atmosphere. and temperatures tomorrow looks like they will top out near 100 for some and 80s, 90s to near 100. today 70s to upper 90s. 100 for couple. san jose 99. fairfield 99 close enough. hot wednesday and fog returns a little cooler and temps absolutely tumbles going friday into the weekend. dave. >> all right steve. it's #:5 # 2 from the high fire danger to potential power shut offs coming up at 5, the red flag warning that has people across northern california on edge. plus, she is a 98-year-old park ranger in richmond at the rosi

we talked to people in napa county who are concerned. let's get to wayne live for us in santa rosa. >> reporter: good evening. it is warm tonight, but it's not windy so far. this warnin came in on friday afternoon. we had a 100 hcountdn to uncertainty. the power remains on in the north bay. the question is for how long? extra crews and added equipment and headquarters, feeds from eight different cameras, they're not blinking, especially today and tonight. >> we do not expect the wind to come up until later this evening and as the wind ces up, the fuels become more receptive to fire. >> reporter: in the north bay it's been hot and dry, but not windy. that absence of wind made a difference of residents. >> tonight we are not worried about extreme weather conditions. >> reporter: by noon when the power was on, wheels had gone into motion or non-motion for residents who lined up to fill their cars with gasoline in case the power did go down. >> i have work in a couple of hours. i was not wanting to do this right now. >> reporter: in preparat

santa rosa and napa, that was north napa. a .02.me rain in petaluma, over san pablo bay, towards the american canyon. maybe cordelia on his way over towards concord and a little bit in the east bay. brooklyn may be heading over towards pleasant hill, walnut creek. there's not a lot there in oakland. but it's also associated with the system in the southern end of it, we don't get much but a little. the mere fact that both of the systems held together and produced rain is a positive sign i've seen a lot of the systems not do anything in the past but these two have made it, give them credit. most of the heaviest rain has been well to the north, very mild due to a south wind. south and sfo, that is the front direction, it's beginning to move through seven moran, san francisco, parts of the peninsula over to solano county and the east bay. we can see the system will rotate and maybe produce some high elevation in the sierra. that is as it digs into northeast california. light rain in the morning, cloudy to mostly cloudy. some breaks nort

was 37 in napa. the wind has calms down. that has helps when you have the chilly temperatures out there. it will pick up a little bit throughout day the. temperatures 72 inland. below average today. partly sunny clouds with skies with us. we have the thunderstorm chance at 2:00. notice this stays mostly to the north of us but starting to roll into north bay. and here comes the showers potentially and even as you can see here that is about 7:00. some thunderstorms could go from the north bay to the east bay. you could see sprinkles elsewhere throughout the bay area before it clears out for your monday. we also have you noticed have action in the sierra. under a winter weather advisory. we've had snow there overnight and we're looking to see more of that as we head across the next couple of days. we will talk about that when we come back. ladies, back to you. >> thanks. >>> two people are recovering in the hospital after a police shooting last night. they spotted a car in the parking lot of the hillsdale shopping center. they

mid-60s san francisco, you see napa, 71 was the high.average, but the biggest change for places like tri-valley and concord and santa rosa. today upper 60s. now outside right now cool, clear skies and a few clouds off to the west of san jose. and right now san francisco's golden gate bridge and the temperatures in the upper 50s at this hour, and we should see low 50s by the morning but speaking of napa and the north bay you'll have numbers dropping in the low to mid-40s for the morning so you'll certainly want a nice thick coat if you run outicide. might even run the heater in your car, too. near 60s in clear lake, so again this looks a lot more like november temperatures. right now we're not seeing a whole lot. we've been talking about isolated showers. here's a good example of those very isolated showers. we've seen a few of those at times. but kind of like yesterday, a lot of the energy, most of the moisture over the see era where we're still seeing winter type driving and tomorrow winter weather continues above 6,000 feet for now unt

across the bay area, here's a look at some of today's highs. 96 napa. 90 in san francisco. i mean that it is real case really up there livermore 98 and won 3 up in santa rosa hot day all the way around can. >>i joining now meteorologist lawrence karnow you're hoping for actual fall weather here pretty soon to put an end to this danger, yeah and it will it will i think we've but we've got another day i think tomorrow maybe even a little bit hotter, and you've got those winds that will with again now most of those real gusty winds are coming over the tops of mountains about a 1000 feet and above down below not much in the way of the win, but you felt the heat but that offshore wind yeah, it's in place right now kind of a classic offshore flow are going to see that for least another day and then it's going to switch direction. so all us and these winds that are blowing from the northeast. our son lee going to come on shore from the west and that will bring more moisture off the ocean waters and begin to cool down those temperatures. those winds though will continue tonight in

probably going to ramp up a bit maybe some 3040 mile an hour gust ill nor their snap and a and the napa county is we're going to see those strong gusty winds redeveloping again tonight certainly fire danger a possibility in parts of the east bay hills the diablo range as well, but i think the strongest winds again will be in the north bay. heat advisories up for tomorrow once again as we're going to see another round of some very hot weather outside in fact these numbers may be a little bit hotter than what we had today but this going to be a quickie wave out there right now you see beautiful clear conditions out over the bay just a nice evening out there some boat out there on the water and the temperatures well above the average in fact you're still talking 86 degrees. downtown san francisco is now 70 in half moon bay 94 hot still in redwood city 87 degrees in san jose. so hot 97 degrees in concord and 91 degrees in the napa valley up on the big picture high pressure overhead you can see the offshore winds carrying in a fog. well away from the coastline. we're get ready for another ho

napa county has power right now but could lose it today.ace the same threat. it is going to be hot again. pg&e will be watching the weather. sonoma county activated its emergency operations center yesterday. officials say they need to be ready for issues that a power outage could create. pg&e says the weather is expected today to be hot and dry and windy and it could force them to shut off the power to try and prevent fires from starting. >> tuesday morning we'll take a look at the weather conditions and we'll make a decision whether we will need to shut off the power in those areas for safety. >> if pg&e decides to do it, we're looking at 33,000 residents without power. that will obviously create an increased call for servic it could impact traffic, increase those people that have access and functional needs. >> we have to go with the flow. that's the only thing we can do at this time. >> reporter: people are preparing. hardware stores are selling out of generators as people look for ways to keep their lights on during these outages. anoth

check out that 39 in napa.akland, 47 for you in santa rosa with mid 40s in gilroy, 69 in livermore. we have been trending in this direction for several days now. not too much of a surprise. our exploratorium camera with the clear sky this morning, upper elevation winds still quite gusty and that is what is transporting the cooler air into our area. the scattered areas of low clouds and then the precip, the snow, the cool air continues on its way south throughout the day today. and that's why we could see a slight chance of a shower. let's talk about where we should be for this time of year, where we will be, and the first column is average. we should be about 70 today, in the city. 73 in oakland, mid 70s in san rafael. check out concord,coer than ave cities today lightning up in the 60s. we've had that chill with us and temperatures will really bottom out tomorrow with numbers not even making it out of the 60s. today we could see about 70 in some areas. throughout the morning hours, we've got sun and then the a

and working in the hills east and west of downtown napa. and possible power outages worry business owners and others who rely on tourists to make a living. >> tourism fuels napa valley. the wineries are here, the restaurants. closing all of that will affect our business and all the businesses here in napa valley which we're still recovering from in 2017. >> power shutoffs could slow down efforts to rebuild hundreds of homes lost when the 2017 firestorm swept through the silverado country club. >>> happening today you might notice something a little bit different. >> vta and transit patrol officers will be there cracking down on commuters all in an effort to prevent people from being injured or killed by trains. jobina fortson joins us live in san jose with details on the new effort. good morning, jobina. >> reporter: good morning. the santa clara county sheriff's transit patrol unit will be doing a commute crackdown this morning starting at 7:00 and will be targeting cars and people on their bicycles as well as pedestrians that are ignoring

7 technology showed you where that fire sparked this afternoon in napa county. that road is still closed tonight. you're looking at an area northeast of the city of napa off highway 128. >> the fire burned five acres before it was stopped moving forward. there is a red flag warning for the bay area right now. any fire, even a small one, does get our attention. >> drew is joining us live on the roof with a look at when we'll see a shift in this weather. >> those warm dangerous winds are weakening as we speak. the fire danger is lowering. it is a warm evening across the region. look at these numbers. it's 86 in oakland. san francisco is 95. 95 in freemont. we have that heat advisory. it will expire at 7:00 p.m. later on tonight. it does encompass the majority of the bay area. it is taxing on the body so you want to take it easy in the final hours. stay hydrated with water. we are watching our air quality right now. you can see that haze in our atmosphere. we have some issues with that spare the air day in effect. you can see the current air quality as we zoom in.

in sonoma napa in lake county. wildfire. >>> chanel miller from the sexual assault case is now releasing a memoir. her strong message about the trying to culture in the united states and what she says has to change. this is mornings onto. >>> thanks for joining us. i am pam cook. >> i'm dave clark. heat is an issue in the north bay for both today and tomorrow and affect the hottest times of the day will be between 11 am and 7 pm today and tomorrow. santa rosa is expected to be the hottest reaching triple digits. red flag warnings have been rrow at 5 am. >>> the city of santa rosa is opening several cooling centers today. the family recreation complex will open at 8 am. and the senior wing at 8:00. that's great news especially for older people as they don't really have air-conditioning so they don't have a place to go. >> this all leads us to steve paulson who has been saying this is coming? >> today and tomorrow. a big cooldown. we do have temperatures that are quite interesting here through this time of year. not

. >> how the tajs could take place in sonoma, lake and napa counties. those outages could start this afternoon. pg&e is saying the move is to reduce the risk of transmission lines sparking wildfires and to prevent tragedies like the tubbs fire two years ago. >>> developing news, president trump pushing back against a whistle-blower complaint that he urged ukraine to investigate former vice president joe biden's son to hurt biden's campaign. >> now nancy elosi is threatening to investigate if the trump administration does not hand over the complaint to congress. inez has more on the deadline that has been set. >> good morning. the president has until thursday to hand over that whistle-blower complaint and now some are calling toer a transcrifor a trt conversation between the ukraine and the president to be released. >> reporter: overnight president trump still playing defense, tweeting a "wall street journal" report saying he pressured the ukrainian president eight times to investigate biden is a democrat crooked media con. trump's push back seeming to c

the safeway open tees off this thursday in napa.tball analyst tone aroma will give it another shot. >>> rooster run golf course in petaluma had to use cell phones to finish the sonoma state invitational golf tournament. the seawolves and their coach must've had the brighter lights. they won seven team. >>> the game must go on. >>> they would have had to play the round today. he played it last night.>>> the cbs evening news is coming up. >>> tonight on the cbs evening news. president trump's controversial phone call with the president of ukraine. new calls for his impeachment. >>> your money your health. our new series looks into medical price roulette. how you can fight unexpected and skyhigh hospital bills. >>> megan marco and prince harry's emotional visit to africa. that is tonight on the cbs evening news. my new $4.99 blt cheeseburger combo, comes with... 100% beef and hickory smoked bacon, plus fries and a drink all for just the change in your couch. i found the remote! try my new $4.99 blt cheeseburger combo. i just add a spoo

lake county as well as napa county in sonoma county they are still under a watch. no decision yet on whether or not there will be a shot off either tonight or tomorrow or in the days ahead. livens calistoga dam. >>thank you dan wait and see by the way you can check the weather in your neighborhood anytime with the kron 4 mobile app there you'll find full forecast center active radar. and you can get weather alerts sent straight to your device. download the kron 4 app today. a group of teenagers were arrested after trying to take a woman's car inside a bar parking garage. police say a replica fire arm was used during the incident, our for his has he made you shows us where it happened. >>a woman flocking to her car in an enclosed parking structure when suddenly 6 juveniles target her for a carjacking. day around 11:47am here on the first floor inside the macarthur bart parking garage in oakland. according to bart police at least one of the teens got inside of the vehicle but could not get it started the teenage suspects ultimately gave up on the carjacking and made

before the power was restored in napa and sonoma county today. hello. >>> i am julie haener. >> and i am frank somerville. businesses struggled with the shutoff which pg&e said was critical to reduce the wildfires. the numbers from pg&e, the power is back on for 50% of customers in butte competent. 56 in yuba county and 62% in nevada county. power is restored everywhere else including 1400 customers in napa and sonoma counties. ktvu's debora villalon is live in calistoga with why pg&e is facing criticism for the public safety shut off. safety shut off. . >> reporter: questioning why so much alarm around a non-event. businesses lost a full day of business they can't recover. >> very hard to run a business. reporter: it was 102 degrees when power came back on just before 5:00 p.m. the guides and guests. running generators all day and they were able to remain open. the forest, trails, gift shops and guest rooms were open but empty. the phones, water and sewer all dependent on power, no generators here. >> not going to be a welcoming environment. i m

." >>> 92 years might slow some people man but not this napa man. garvin tom sass here with this morning's "bay area proud." >> after owning a hallmark store in napa, jim roberts retired quite a few years ago. he has filled his time with so many volunteer opportunities it's impossible to list them all here, just like it's impossible to have a child in napa county and not benefit from one of them. >> here i've got a lot of pictures, all cat yt ytywampu t. >> jim roberts was kind enough to pull out old photos. >> it's a block. >> reporter: sharing all the playgrounds this retired store owner has helped build around napa over the past 20 years. it's quite an amazing number. >> 73 playgrounds we built in napa county. here is another one of me with a ladder. >> reporter: and it's been a lot of back-breaking work. >> i was a little younger then, carried stuff. those days are gone. >> reporter: now to be clear, jim means he doesn't carry heavy stuff anywhere. >> just the bottom panels. >> reporter: but build playgrounds he's not done with that. >> i won't

point in the morning, the 12 degree difference, right now if you're just now waking up with us in napa you're cooler in fairfield by almost 10 degrees conquered. you're cooler by 6 degrees oakland. you're also cool by about 8 degrees right now 4 degrees cooler in that downtown san francisco. so you get the picture you're going to be long sleeves are going to need the jacket as you make your way to the car this morning and into work or to school. so temperatures right now 50's but we do have a couple of low 60's but things are gefinitely going to feel chilly. first as yesterday 57 in oakland right now 60 degrees in san mateo doubling your at 5651 right now in fairfield a chilly 50 degrees if you're now waking up with us in napa petaluma you're going to be it's a 54 right now santa rosa at a chilly 52. but it's not going to be that way for long getting into the weekend getting into the afternoon rather we're going to see some nice temperatures at the coast you're going to be and the upper 60's like you're going to be heading to half moon bay. you're going to be a high of 68 today, low 70

up in pope valley, napa county. we are at 81 degrees.ime i've seen a high so early in the morning, end withs are blowing pretty good here. there are 79 what our observation shows, close enough. another observation 68, look at whitaker 66. bodega bay, delta, still a northeast above the caldakot, black diamond 6700 feet up in the hills of clayton area. north of 28, here is your forecast highs today 90 and 100. i think 998 so that is probably no problem. for oakland iranian, san francisco, san jose gasia, cooling starts tomorrow. >> let's hear it for thursday. >>> battling california wildfires with additional help from inmates, how the program works. >>> also what local health officials say the flu season is starting earlier than usual after two people died from the virus in the south bay. >>> 7:24. the ceo of juul labs is resigning, replaced by an executive. tobacco giant that earned a third of the e-cigarette maker. facing a potential ban in the united states, on most of its products after the trump administration proposed banning most fl

those counties include napa and sonoma in the north bay. lake county as well as parts of the sierra foothills. there are more than 10,000 customers in just napa county and more than 33,000 customers in sonoma county. let's go out with a look at who will see the potential for the highest fire danger and it's also going to get hotter. >> yeah, that's one of the things we'll be watching this time tomorrow night as that red flag warning officially begins # p.m. this time tomorrow. we'll already be under those red flag conditions with the north bay and east bay hills. one of the trends we've been seeing in the weather models is to kind of increase those wind speeds in the north bay approaching tuesday morning. sustained wind generally 15 to 20 miles per hour. and that does include lake county, portions of of sonoma county into napa county. portions of under that power shutoff watch updated by pg&e. so the red flag warning is one component to the story, but look at the high temperatures as we head to tuesday. 80s and 90s, bay side, so we could se

two to eight miles from santa rosa to napa. four miles, petaluma. cloud cover staying put for the next few hours. through the afternoon it is partly cloudy and we will chew out that marine layer and it will be really patchy to nonexistent tonight. that will set up for a warmer sunday. the lack of wind, more sunshine, so sunday the warmer day out of your weekend. there's coit tower looking at a mostly cloudy start. some spotty drizzle, the peninsula, perhaps around the shoreline. looking at a cool day today for summer. gusty winds in the afternoon. it is warmer for your sunday. here a look at the wind profile where we're relatively calm this morning but the upper elevations, and we're starting to see the u.gusts at the airpo. the winds build out of the northwest from 15 to 20 right on through the afternoon and it gets gust earer through sunset with the winds anywhere from 30 to 40 miles per hour, not out of the question to see a 50 miles per hour wind gust. this is 11:00. as we go through monday into next week, slowly getting warmer into the inland v

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santa rosa and napa in the mid and upper 50s. there today. the upper elevations are looking breezy already. but as we go through the afternoon, those breezes will be felt right at the surface and then the wind gusts continue along the coast. this is 4:00 and we have 15 to 25-miles-per-hour wind gusts. as we go through the evening hours it just gets stronger. up to 30 miles per hour from point reyes. the airport has had wind gusts already up to 20 miles per hour. it is kind of a mess there with the construction and delays. as we go through 11:00, still windy out there but we won't have that fog tonight. 76 in san jose today. so a mild afternoon. how about 73 and sunny on the peninsula? you felt the cooldown yesterday, but we are adding in the wind today. 70 in millbrae. mid 60s downtown, and up in the north bay looking at numbers ranging from the upper 60s in sausalito. remember last weekend? boy, yes, it was hot. this weekend we are comforable in santa rosa, at 80 on the east bay. look for 74 in union city with partly cloudy skie

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anticipation of the weather to come at this point though plans to shut off the power in sonoma and napa and lake counties monday night have been put on hold. >>so we're monitoring some adverse weather some high dry windy weather coming into the area. it is determined even other is a little bit of a fire is still there being a red flag warning day. it was not a heightened fire risk enough to warrant proactively shutting off the power not so lucky or 21,000 customers in the sierra foothills. >>they will see their power turned off monday night. but here in the bay area a power shut off watch remains in effect that means those 55,000 customers in the north bay could see their power shut off on tuesday night. >>takes to be safe and not have catastrophe like that in santa rosa's. >>i think worth it many who live or work in santa rosa are fine with that, especially after experiencing 27 teams tubbs fire. in fact for many, the main concern is not the power shut off. but the red flag warning that goes into effect monday night. >>when i hear the winds with bob because i remember the sounds last t

but these are the very latest locations in napa county we're talking calistoga lake berryessa in napa county portions of santa rosa. there are locations or email that could possibly help you out as far as gas and electricity, if you need it community resource centers, including the calistoga napa fairgrounds and that's located at 1435 north oak street and the other is santa rosa veterans memorial building and that's located on 1351 maple avenue so we're going otr parts power. so far back to you. all right, thanks a lot. well. >>time now is 7.36. we have some breaking news to report now president trump has just released a summary transcript. >>of the phone call. >>that he had with ukraine's president now again this is not a verbatim transcript what they have as a staff person in on the call and they'll type out extemporaneous notes in summary form and so that is what was released to congress and to the public and in this summary of the call president trump repeatedly proj ukraine's new leader to work with his private attorney rudy giuliani and the attorney general to investigate democr

before the power was restored in napa and sonoma county today.. >>> i am julie haener. >> and i am frank somerville. businesses struggled with the shutoff which pg&e said was critical to reduce the wildfires. the numbers from pg&e, the power is back on for 50% of customers in butte competent. 56 in yuba county and 62% in nevada county. power is restored everywhere else including 1400 customers in napa and sonoma counties. ktvu's debora villalon is live in calistoga with why pg&e is facing criticism for the public safety shut off. safety shut off. . >> reporter: questioning why so much alarm around a non-event. businesses lost a full day of si

we keep going up until we weere 103 in cloverdale. 101 in napa. 92 in richmond. it gets along the east bayshore. 94 in oakland. 96 in fremont. 99 in san ramon. tonight's temperatures, mainly in the 60s once again. the yell lows aows and oranges and 70s. everybody is saying carl the fog, we know you take vacation, when are you coming back? this is tomorrow. late in the afternoon hours, the marine layer establishes and pushes in. look at our temperatures on thursday. 10 degrees across the board. another 4 to 10 degrees on friday. 60s and 70s saturday through tuesday. >> we have a new crash in hayward, southbound 880 at winton. traffic has been slow on that southbound 880 stretch from 238 making your way out of castro valley through hayward. traffic is moving under 25 miles per hour. then 27 mes p hour once you make your way towards industrial. it's getting crowded on the san mateo bridge on the westbound side, that's on the right-hand side making your way towards foster city and san mateo. and here's a look at the east shore freeway. headlights move westbound on 80

>> yeah. >> reporter: in napa, nbc bay area news. >>> a glimpse into the future.tanford business grad students showed off their new startup ideas at the demo day expo. the event was created by the nonprofit startx, which is an accelerator which gets young startups off the ground. the founder says startx gives scholarships to companies with fresh problem-solving ideas rather than those expected to make a lot of money. >> from our perspective it's hard to have a fulfilling life without making an impact and helping others. we have plenty of billionaires around us who tell us, you know, money didn't make me happy. >> some notable companies to look out for is palm, which zaps the sweat glands in your hand to prevent excessive sweating. and level 5 labs use robot deliveries using the bike lane. that's very important. >> rob joining us and i want an explanation of gustnados. >> we're taking you to texas. gustnado, tornado or land spout. dustnado develops along a front. most of the videos we see from last night were the smaller dustnados that look like dust devils. the co

98 in san jose. 102 in pa napa. a dloeser look at the south bay. we still have a heat advisory in effect until 7:00 this b ooempk for the entire bay area again with this hot weather, the risk for heat related illness is high. better news coming our way. it's a warm evening at hand by 8:00. but by tomorrow, we will beginning begin to see cooler air move in and tomorrow, our marine layer is going to return. so we'll take a look at the cooling numbers. give you a preview of the weekend coming up. >> all right, sounds good. we like that relief, drew. thanks. >>> when pg&e followed through with the warning it might turn off power in part of the nort north bay, parts of na ta plunged into darkness and the power remains out at this hour. wayne is here at the fairgrounds and he's been reporting on pg&e's warniasday when notifications were first issued. give us an idea of>> wl,re hot said, it's 100 degrees in santa rosa. we can attest to it. the best way to get away from it, this is a cooling center. a community center set up by pg&e for people who are too

the usgs has also been studying the west napa fault that's the fault that gave way and his learned how shaking will travel across the bay area and that the fault that gave way will likely not produce an earthquake much bigger than the one that already happened. >>recovery is 10 times higher than the disaster nap us mayor jill tackle believes the earthquake exposed her city's resiliency the city dealt with 120 water main breaks. >>uses flexible pvc pipes, instead of men. >>the city also knows to get building inspectors out as soon as possible and to remove debris immediately from a. >>governmental standpoint you need to document document document in order to be able to take advantage of the federal programs that are out there. >>mayor tackled tells me she learned it was imperative to encourage people to come back to the tourist area and not to resist mutual aid. coming together is key governments can be part of it. but it takes your whole community working together to heal and to be resilient to get back on your feet scars from the quake are still present a reminder of the past and how

back napa, 100 degrees. when do we get some cooling? you can see by thursday and friday, we'll start to see the winds change. the temperatures drop. 60s into the upcoming weekend. and looking fairly good there as you start off next week of inland valleys, i have you at low 100s. 89 tuesday. that will be a lot better. down to 79. and yav 80s on saturday and by sunday, we'll be in the upper 70s. we want you to know as this fire weather is with us, we do have storm rangers scanning. we are able to track wildfires smoke on this. to better tell you where that's headed, of course, we hope there are no wildfires with it. we want to let you know we have that. >> we'll be busy the next couple days. >> coming up, what was behind the two-week cable car shut down. >>> and happening now, the federal government stepping in to help with noise issues at tn is giving $6 million to monitor how much noise the jets are making and to fund the project to insulate homes in the area to keep noise out. we're back in a moment. from the couldn't be prouders to th

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look at napa falling below 10% at times this afternoon as far as relative humidity goes.ry air and with winds as i mentioned gusting very high about this areas as high as 40 miles per hour. that's where we'll be looking at that fire danger really coming into play later today. now how hot will temperatures be right where you're at the wall in san francisco. it's a pretty wide range of numbers from the 70's right alongside the bay and marina district to some low 90's out mission district 70's and 80's right alongside the pacific coast on the peninsula. and then 90's from south san francisco through millbrae down through burlingame 90's as well for saying carlos in woodside at 97 mountain view at 96 along with an jose milpitas in santa clara. also at 96 today. east bexar range of 90's to triple digits regardless of where you're out it's going to be excessively hot find yourself a cool spot to go to and for the north bay with temperatures well into the triple digits and potential a power shut off into the afternoon as fire danger arises you want to plan now for a nice cool sp

in napa today expect a high of 86 and 92 in clearlake. we are going to see some much hotter temperatures in the forecast tomorrow. i'll have more on that in a few minutes. mike, now you have a new crash in walnut creek. >> i do, kari, that's the concern. the standard backup at the bay bridge toll plaza, we're aware of that build there, not bad for a monday. over here highway 4 feeds down to 680 southbound, and in that commute direction, around north main, word of a crash involving a motorcycle, sounds like the rider was able to get up and start walking around right away but there's some debris so your left lanes may be affected, that's a tough time. there's a build in contra costa county. a smoother drive south 680 through pleasanton and 880 south past the san mateo bridge and good news for that drive for those planning on taking the san mateo bridge, that crash did just clear minutes ago from that approach toward the toll plaza. there say crash hayward city streets not affecting the freeway but it may affect your on-ramp if you're coming

. >>> cowboy hats are a symbol of the old west, and now they are also part of the napa county sheriff'sartment's new look. the department just issued new cowboy hats to their officers. they say the hats work twofold. they protect deputies from the son and also a tribute to the area's historical legacy. >> a home coming coronation in the east bay for a deserving young man. gus excexepoleas, he has down syndrome. his parents say he used to be shy. this is his senior year and seniors have a way about them, don't they? they say he's coming out of his shell. he's the king. you might recognize the guy. our own garvin thomas featured gus in his bay area proud series in january. >> it looked like a good night out there. nice night in walnut cre interesting weather this week. we saw everything from the heat earlier in the week, comfortable temperatures the last couple days. then severe weather off to our east this evening. and now see our snow totals that have actually gone up as you are about to see in the forecast. let's show you right now in san jose where you have breezy conditions. 56 degre

upper 30s in napa. low 40s elsewhere. and turn towards the bay shoreline.in the low 50s over night. live doppler 7. the story we are tracking. start out with sunshine this morning. clouds steadily increase and you can see the light sprinkles to the north. wide picture showing the area of low pressure essentially situated over portland on the cool side. that will move off to the east. over the next 48 hours. 12 hour day planner tomorrow. no threat. of any wet weather. start with partly sunny skies. grab the jacket tomorrow. by noon sunny skies. another cool day. temperatures mainly in the 60s with our warmest spots touching about 70 degrees. a closer look at the highs on monday. about 63 in the city. 68 in oakland breezy along the coastline. half-moon bay. 70 in concord. and napa. after a chilly start in the 30s. touch about 67 for your afternoon high. so here's the 7-day forecast. morning clouds to sun tomorrow. october begins on tuesday. and it's nothing but sunshine and temperatures will turn around. back to average on wednesday. mild fall well as you end