noaa predicting higher than normal temperatures for much of the country this season. el nino is expected to bring warmer weather from the pacific northwest to the rockies and milder temperatures in the northeast, while the south should brace for a wet winter. milder temperatures in the northeast. going to save this one for later. >>> there is new suspected katss tonight of that mystery outbreak we've been following, that rare polio-like illness effecting mostly children. maryland and pennsylvania reporting eight more patients. they are being treated for afm, as it's called. there are 62 confirmed cases in 22 states. most of them children. the average age, just 4 years old. >>> you don't need me to tell you, the controversial call overnight, heartbreak for astros fans last niump took away a home run in the first inning, ruling fan interference, preventing mookie betts from catching that ball. astros fan troy caldwell insisting tonight the video showing he never reached over the wall. red sox nation might not agree with that. they won 8-6 and now one win away from the w

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over to ken push it from noaa with an update. >> thank you very much. we are looking at now tropical storm michael that is moving across south carolina and look at data rapidly moved to the northeast across north carolina. this will spread heavy rainfall across areas impacted by hurricane florence several weeks ago. looking at widespread to locally major river flooding will resurface over north carolina. likely beginning today and continuing for the next several days. the system is moving rather quickly. we don't expect the flooding to hang around as long as it did with florence. enhancedoking at an risk for tornadoes today along the carolinas and the track of michael. some of these tornadoes could be strong. andill be us the winds rough surf and beach erosion along the carolinas today. we are looking at improving conditions with high pressure built in for response recovery efforts along the gulf coast through the weekend. thank you very much. >> next come a tremendous partner that is heavily involved is u.s. northern command. >> thank you. being with f

that warning tonight from a noaa hurricane hunter that i just spoke to.handle is about to see its first major hurricane since 2005. hurricane michael right now a category 3 that could approach the intensity of a category 4. "outfront" now is gary jarvis. he is the mayor of destin, florida, parts of which are under evacuation orders. mayor, thank you for coming in. >> you're welcome. glad to be here. >> thank you. the noaa hurricane hunt they're i just spoke with said no one should be riding out this storm along the shoreline. how worried are you tonight? >> fortunately, if the storm continues on its projected path, it bodes well for our community. we're going to be on the west side of the storm, which means we'll have winds out of the northeast and the east, which reduces threats of storm surge. the overall effect of the wind. i hate it for my brethren and friends and families to the east of us, but somebody's got to get hit, and right now it doesn't look like we're going to take the brunt of the storm. in many respects we're very thankful at the time. >>

in noaa, we get half of our data from our european partners who share one of the orbits that we share. they get half of their data from us. neither of us to be successful without the contributions from the other, and the complexity and interactions are just 20 a greater in the future as we realize the value. is the collective involvement in the international collaborations which make the data interoperable. it is not displaying a satellite. it is making the data look like other satellite so when they bring a new system on board, it looks like the others so they can add the data in easily. it is much more complex than just putting the date out there. you have to make sure the models it uses, the users that are used to a particular format and data type are ready for it. it is the international collaborations that advance the standards and principles and standards that we use throughout multiple organizations that allows us to happen within a year of launch and not 10 years after when the satellite maybe old and ready to. on the u.s.-canada site in particular, we have a rich partnership

involve ourll also key players, the army corps of engineers as well as noaa and state and local agency partners. in the aftermath of the hurricane, the coast guard has brought the full force of the coast guard to bear was shallow water rescue boats, helicopters, aids to navigation boats, specialized teams, everybody is ready to roll in and respond. the next few hours obviously we just had daylight a few hours ago, will reveal further information as to the ready to d respond. impact and what that will dictate for rescue operation and recovery efforts going forward. elsewhere, coast guard crews and assets are positioned ready to respond as the rims of the hurricane are still moving through georgia, south carolina, north carolina. the ports of pensacola, panama city, and cedar key remain closed and the ports of south carolina, georgia, north carolina are impact and what that will open with restrictions of this time. >> a major player that helps us with emergency power and temporary power is the army corps of engineers as well as assist in the damage to their protection. we have ray alexan

it's a category 4 storm, and that's known as a catastrophic storm by noaa standards.ur latest update from chad meyers a little while ago. no category 4 storm has ever hit the florida panhandle, so this will be historic. this is why stone people along the coast here have been told to evacuate. more than 2 million people live in counties under evacuation orders. still, some people have chosen to stay. joining me now, jessica and don hogue. they have decided to stay at home and ride out the storm in panama city. if you can hear me, jessica, you first, why did you decide to stay? >> we just wanted to be in our home and we were not in an evacuation zone, so we felt like our home was going to be a safe place to stay. >> reporter: don, what are the precautions you have taken and plans you made to make it through the next 12 to 24 hours? >> we first knew the storm was coming up and we did the usual things, and we boarded up the house and gassed up the vehicles and stocked the pantry and did everything possible to get our home ready and be able to have at least a few days of f

noaa hasn't medicine pointed it down. -- hasn't pin pointed it down.ll air force base, where the eye went over it, massive destruction. the general that's in charge of the air force base called it a total catastrophe. we expect the president of course as the commander in chief would definitely fly over that and check it out. we're not sure whether the president will land at all but that remains to be seen. fema director brock long was in mexico beach, florida yesterday and he said this is a long-term recovery. >> the longest mission will be getting thousands of people out of shelters, into more suitable living conditions. there's going to be a tough long-term housing mission that lies ahead. it's going to take many months. we will do what we can to help people kickstart recovery. >> reporter: a family spells "help" on their property. a woman was checking on her grandmother's house while using noaa's satellite images and suddenly spotted this. they alerted the bay county's sheriff's department who went over to the house and sure enough everybody was fin

for navigation, we're working with noaa. into the waterway and st. joe today. for doo he brie, route clearance and debris removal in na na florida and the game for georgia. we'll continue planning tore possible temporary roofing, infrastructure assessment. critical public facility support, bridge inspections and coastal inspections as well. we're coordinating with all the military installations in the impacted area, we are prepared to provide our support in conducting assessments of any damage those installations have incurred. lastly, we remain synchronized the department of army response. >> thanks, sir. >> okay. administrator. >> [speaking spanish] [speaking spanish] [speaking spanish] [speaking spanish] [speaking spanish] [speaking spanish] [speaking spanish] [speaking spanish] >> thank you, sir. with that, our thoughts and prayers are with those who just went through one of the most devastating storm this country has seen since 1851. rest assured not only am i doing everything i can, but the dedicated staff at fema and coordinated federal response is doing

and of course, noaa itself has a very robust capability in space. i was on the science committee, as were you, and i chaired the sub committee on the environment, and in that role i oversaw noaa, and 40% of noaa's budget is space-related activities that help us understand how, you know, weather. and the guy from oklahoma, weather is pretty important. >> more important than ever, given the changes in climate. >> absolutely. so what we have to do is understand that space is a lot bigger than nasa and the department of defense. it's international. it's commercial. and of course, there is all of these new capabilities that we want to enable. so with the national space council, and of course, you got the intelligence community, the department of defense, nasa, transportation, commerce, and homeland security, you've got all of these heads of agencies, on the national space council. what we do is we come together and we think about space not as nasa or the dod or homeland security. we think of it as the american space enterprise and how to maximize the opp

and of course noaa itself has a robust capability in space. i chaired the subcommittee on environment and in that role i oversaw noaa. 40% of the budget is activities that help us understand whether. pretty important. >> more important than ever given the changes in climate. >> so but we have to do is understand that it's a lot bigger than nasa and the department of defense. it's international, commercial and of course all these new capabilities we want to enable. but the national space council doesn't cut the intelligence community, department of defense, transportation, commerce and homeland security, but all these heads of agencies on the national space council. we come together when we think about space not his nasa or dod or homeland security. we think about the american space enterprise and if we wanted to maximize the utility of space for the united states, how would we do that. it's a collaborative interagency capabilities that is chaired by the vice president. >> with his chairing, he is very interested in space. >> he has been great

noaa issued the winter outlook. here's what they're saying. warmer than average for most of the united states, including the bay area and california. you will notice it's going to be pretty mild all the way out across the eastern seaboar. in terms of precipitation, well, there's equal chances for the bay area. southern tier states looking wetter than average. northern tier states drier than average. we're in between. so we can go either way. we'll have to wait and see. right now, i can tell you it's bright outside from our abc 7 news exploratorium. as we look across the bay, a look at the forecast. limited fog in the morning. sunny and warmer in the afternoon. a trend cooler for sunday through tuesday and showers the middle of the week. tomorrow morning, chilly in the north bay valleys. fog will be confined to the coast. temperatures low 40s to the mid-50s. tomorrow afternoon, it's warm inland in the mid-80s. warmer than today. you'll notice up to 85 in concord and livermore. 76 oakland. 71 san francisco. 69 in half moon bay. 83 in santa rosa.

he is flight director for the noaa hurricane hunters. >> good morning. it's a very strong hurricane michael. the pressures are still falling. the wind is still rising. this is a very dangerous situation for anybody in the path. as the mayor was saying, preparations should be complete and you need to hunker down if you are in harm's way. it is a relatively large storm, too. the impacts are further away just from where the absolute eye landfall area is. there are lots of trees. wind will be blowing and blowing hard and knocking trees down and power lines and that sort of thing. it will dump a lot of rain and flooding. make sure that you are staying safe and not driving through any flooded roads. this is a powerful hurricane, probably one of the strongest i have flown through. >> no question you are bouncing around a lot. you are up in the plane getting the latest data from the middle of it for eight hours straight which is remarkable. people went to bed last night looking at a cat 2, possibly a cat 3 storm. they wake up this morning and hear it is making i

. >>> noaa has posted photographs of the devastation. you can see family members used out the word help. his wife and a friend did not evacuate. they were apped by the debris, there are the words right there. all three were brought to safety by crews on saturday. >>> a new report is showing how much of an impact natural disasters are having around the world. the united nations report looked at disasters over the past 20 years, researchers found 1.3 million people were killed from 1998 to 2017, all of the deaths were due to climate related events, things like hurricanes, tsunamis and tornadoes, and another 1.3 billion were injured or displaced. >>> and we're three weeks away from the election and voting in some areas is turning high tech. they're making sure the voting machines are ready for november 6th. >>> first, a homeless camp in san jose, it houses 14 people and what organizers in hope village, what they're pushing to allow. >>> we're off to a nice start if you're driving anywhere soon, your drive on highway 4 looks good on the way

take a look at this noaa image of a grandparents house who spelled out "help."o the right of the house, above the red card, it appears they spelled it out with logs. the granddaughter was checking out noaa images, spotted the "help" sign, alerted the sheriff's department. everybody is okay. rob: that is something else, phil. those pictures from mexico beach, it looks like a bomb went off. it's amazing what that storm did. thank you so much for that report this morning. president trump keeping busy on the campaign trail this week, stumping for republican senate candidates in three critical midterm states. he'll be in montana on thursday, pushing for matt roseendale. friday he'll be in arizona. and saturday he's campaigning for nevada senator dean heller. republicans fighting back against mob tactics being used ahead of the midterms, it's term the left refuses to accept, that they're a mob. ben shapiro says no matter what they call it, the angry rhetoric from the left is reminding voters in his opinion what a mistake it is to put democrats in charge. >> for democr

the noaa administration released its outfit, and it forecast a warmer winter for this part of the country part of the country is expected to be colder than normal. the probability of el nino condition is 70 that's because of warmer pacific watersthe border. >>> and people will be able to hit the slopes this weekend. mount rose is open for season pass holders only. it's the first resort to for the season. they're adding 15 snow making towers. it's the earliest it's opened. after the weekend, all skiers will be welcomed as conditions allow. >>> in evidence pointing to tainted drinking water. still to come some people in san francisco are not convinced, what one person found in the water using a home testing kit and what officials protest that. >>> and they need to review their safety policy. >>> if you're driving on interstate 880, mme come up. mmute come >>> our pleasant pattern will continue into your bay area weekend this morning. it's a cool start and a foggy start for some. we'll have a you can expect outside your doors today coming up. >>> we have a shallow marine level that presses d

this is the noaa website. here's the entirety of mexico beach. we'll zoom in to one part, this is before the storm. so you can see houses and the beach community and the rest. and then this is before the storm and this is after the storm. just complete devastation. look at this area here. watch the before shot. beautiful neighborhoods. middle class homes and above. all reduced to rubble. again, we'll put the click on the -- the link on the screen for you so you can go there and check it out yourself. coming up, we have an update from tyndall air force base where 130 miles per hour wind gusts flipped fighter jets and shredded hangers. dramatic rescue from panama city beach after good samaritans flagged down a passing helicopter. first to phil keating live in mexico beach. >> it's a wasteland here in mexico beach. it will be awhile before there's any communications services here. i can only hear you through this satellite phone. take a look at this wreckage. the lumber, all of it came from the other side of the street. the storm surge pushed it in

one woman desperate to reach her family was looking at noaa's satellite photos of the storm zone when she discovered the word "help" written in giant letters on the ground outside her grandmother's home. directing first responders there, her family is now safe tonight. what is most striking about this hurricane damage is not just the thousands of homes that are damaged, but these retail storefronts that are completely blown out. hundreds of commercial spaces damaged or completely destroyed. as hurricane michael made landfall, our ginger zee was broadcasting live from mexico beach. >> and, david, no matter where you are in the storm, i just saw something that i have never seen. i saw an entire home taken off of its foundation and rolled down the street. >> reporter: and we're just now seeing this video shot during the hurricane. you see the condo building where ginger was as michael bore down. those hurricane-proof windows, not one shattering. the building still standing thanks to its concrete and rebar construction. and tonight, one of the few homes still intact. this home had just be

humpback whale swimming around in a big counterclock wise circle and i called the coast guard and called noaano one else came and then we decided to get sam in the water to set him free. >> what would have happened if you didn't get involved? >> i'm pretty sure it would have died. you know? it was being held up on the surface with the buoy and then the gear was being attached to the bottom of the ocean, so it was swimming around in tight counterclockwise circles because it was held down to the bottom of the sea floor. >> when you watch the video are you guys like, whoa, what did we do? that was crazy. >> yeah, it was crazy to get this on video too. because it was a long endeavor. it was difficult to film it because i had one hand out the ndownd i was trying to put it out the window and yell at sam. it was crazy. >> thank you so much for taking the time to skype with us. you are the heroes of the week by far. keep it up, man. >> thanks. >>> this is security video. it's a good thing that the two barriers were right here on that corner like they are because a car loses control. >> oh! >> nice ca

let's talk to commander justin kirby, he's a pilot with noaa. commander, thank you for joining us. you recently flew into the storm. give us a sense of this as it compared the other storms we know. >> yeah. it's a pretty intense storm. yeah. i think every storm's got a life form of their own and this storm's definitely a big storm that truly intensified in a short matter of time. >> what did you get a sense of when you were up there? i know compared to florence, slow moving and select a lot of water and then becomes almost bigger rain events than wind events, this one is a big, big wind event. it's -- high velocity winds at 150 miles per hour right now. >> yeah. when we were out there, we just finished the seven-hour flight this morning and just in the time we were out there, the winds were anywhere from 136 to 140 miles per hour. so we saw an increase in 20 miles per hour in just a short 7-hour span that we were out in the storm. >> wow. >> so a question we get all the time, especially at times like this, why put reporters out in hurricanes? to you, why fly into a hurricane this d

this one by noaa shows him combining his two great passions, diving and taking pictures ofea le.s be guide for people who want to nate the llon islands. >> we know ron. we know the fact that he's not trying to make the sharks do anything except be themselves essentially. and he's in a good pition. he's extremely passive in his approach. so he's not a person who's disrupting their behavior. >> the diver was seen walking into the hospital after being rescued and is reportedly doing okay after the attack. >>> a fiery plane crash caused a rush hour nightmare on a busy southern california freeway. video capturing the vintage world war ii plane in flaims moments after it -- flames moments after it crashed in agoura hills. first responders rescue the pilot who was trapped inside. he's been identified as an experienced pilot with alaska airlines. no one was hurt luckily. ewea t scene. directions were no on what caused the crash. >>> two arrests tonight in atren san jose. police sayye jose castillo campos his 2-year-old in the car when he crashed into a taxi. he's facing manslaughter and chil

noaa, just issued a winter outlook for december through february. basically, they're saying that the temperatures for most of the country will be above average. so expected to be a mild winter around the region, including for the bay area. precipitation, there are equal chances for the bay area. southern tier states look wetter than average. some of the northern parts of the state look drier than average. here we are in between the two. where will we stand? well, i can tell you this much. there's a 70, 75% chance of a weak el nino this fall and winter with the drought continuing for southern california. it's really not a clear pattern as to what's going to happen here locally. we know what's going to happen overnight. the short-term forecast from our emeryville camera, you'll notice patchy fog. 66 in oakland, 59 in san francisco. 73 in san jose. it's cooling down in pacifica. here's the fog from the sutro tower camera rolling back into san francisco. 74 in napa. as we look at what's ahead, let's check out our highlights. really it's going to be nice

it affects our tracking, radio signals, communications and entire instra structure is an yier where noaa is growing our portfolio to address these needs. as we look at how we do these observations in space. so these are areas that noaa is focused on in defining the next generation and really looking at through parallel activity to see where we should do our next investments. we're looking for partners to address these issues because as i showed that earlier constellation, we're only a fraction of what's up in space and that's not going to change. we can have a better integrated observance system. with that, i will turn the mike over to the next speeaker. >> the tricky part of following them on a presentation about contributions to civil space is they have covered a lot of it already. so i'm hopefully going to be able to put a different spin on some of it. some of it is highly personal. and just by way of background, i was introduced as the former ceo. i spent 35 years and finally will retiring as the ceo. so i'm going to apologize to the honeywell guys in. the back. so my apologies. i'm

noaa gave an update. category 4 storm. 145 mile-an-hour winds. he said don't just focus on the core of this storm. 200 mile wind spread. it's a wake-up call to georgia citizens. this could be the worst storm, he said, that that state has ever seen. >> jon: a lot of people inland tend to think hurricanes are coastal events but they aren't. this will be a category 4 storm, immensely powerful hurricane. i've been in one cat 5 and a couple of cat 4s and echo what brock long said. those who stick around to experience storm surge don't live to tell about it typically. 14 feet of water suddenly piling up not only on the beaches but well inland is what they'll be experiencing in the destin area of flashings the panhandle but beyond that area as well. rainfall and wind into the corner of alabama and into georgia will be absolutely fierce, power lines will be falling, trees will be coming down. it will be a terrifying time for people who have not evacuated. >> sandra: joining us now by phone brenda holt, the commissioner of a county where mandatory evacuat

. >> noaa just released their asnter outlook. nt they're forecasting pretty much the entire country to see above-normal temperatures. ra oh, no! >> thousands of two-pound steel balls roaring down a west seattle street. re a truck spilled its load of the heavy, grinding balls. >> i see all these balls and i said, ( bleep ). >> melbourne going absolutely crazy for meghan and harry. >> i had butterflies. >> i gave her flowers. >> it was an emotional day for many people there. >> oh, gosh, that girl is completely overcome. she's shaking. >> glor: good evening, i'm jeff glor. and this is our western edition. we're going to begin with new information on the disappearance of journalist jamal khashoggi. turkish officials say he was murdered in the saudi arabian consulate in istanbul. today, president trump said it looks like khashoggi is dead. the u.s. pulled out of an upcoming saudi investment conference as the search for evidence widened today. weijia jiang has the latest. >> reporter: in his strongest remarks to date, president trump

noaa is warning people ind kaya humpback whales.umans are encroaching on the whales just as they're trying to catch their dinner. this last month in monterey, two boats collided with the whales. expert says if the animal can see you and notice you, you're too close. move away. >>> still ahead, bay area football on the road, and the nine verse some unexpected odds stacked against them monday night. in an emergency, minutes can mean the difference between life and death. proposition 11 saves lives by ensuring medical care is not delayed in an emergency. proposition 11 establishes into law the longstanding industry practice of paying emts and paramedics to remain on-call during breaks and requires they receive fema level training and active shooters and natural disasters. vote yes on 11 to ensure 911 emergency care is there when you or your love one need it the sharks with a thriller in >>> okay. they want to keep that momentum going. the sharks with the thriller in the big apple, taking on the rangers. >> let's go to madison square ga

. >> noaa flight director richard henning with us tonight. our thanks to richard and his team. and we also want to thank our biloxi station, wlox, flying with those hurricane hunters today. we're going to stay on this hurricane over the next 24 hours, but we are going to move onto the other major story we're covering tonight, that unexpected departure in the trump administration. u.n. ambassador nikki haley resigning. why announce she's leaving just weeks before the midterms? and what she said today about the election in 2020. also late today, how the president answered when he was asked if his daughter ivanka is a potential replacement. and ivanka trump tonight now weighing in, too. here's abc's senior white house correspondent cecilia vega tonight. >> reporter: she's a one-time critic of the president's, who went on to become one of the few women in his cabinet. a hawk who championed america first. >> for those that don't have our back, we're taking names. >> reporter: but today, just four weeks before the midterms, nikki haley announced her surprise resignation. president tr

as noaa pointed out. we certainly have to be focused on we are keeping up in terms of what we are doing in backup contingency planning and security to make sure we are keeping up with all the change. >> thank you. >> it depends. >> i think the concern over wireless connectivity in general is once you start to allow the road of wireless connectivity and internet connectivity that opens up avenues for wrote -- remote access. that is where you get the balance that he was talking about. i think the push for securing and taking a closer look and perhaps developing national standards around security, something that should be looked at. >> we have two more questions. >> i am mark, a member of the virginia house of delegates, nice to see a couple virginians on the panel. probably why i am here. i'm concerned about cyber security. a bill introduced was one to get rid of the paper ballots in virginia. i was glad to see your recertification edgardo. we had a contested house of delegates election. i think a recount i

noaa released images. tyndall air force base shows the damage including stealth fighter jets. they are valued at $150 million each. they were left behind because it was too dangerous to fly. senator bill nelson has seen its share of storms. >> it's the middle of october. we are feeling good weather here. you are not supposed to have a category 4 hurricane. it left destruction in its wake all the way to chattahoochee, florida. reporter: the station is closing at dusk for the curfew. gulf power is warning residents in four of florida's hardest hit counties, they may not get power back for weeks. david: new details concerning glenn simpson, the co-founder of fusion gps. that was the firm paid by the dnc and the clinton campaign for the discredited dossier. he plans to appear before a hearing next tuesday before the house judiciary committee, but his lawyer says he'll take the fifth. he told officials he first met with bruce ohr after the 2016 election. but ohr's emails and handwritten notes show contact months before. ohr's wife nellie is also expected to testify. she did researc

highlight the department's new space technologies, including the go satellite that are improving noaa'sther forecasting in an unprecedented way. last month, hurricane florence's noaa's noaafive-day hurricane forecast accurately predicted the storm's land fall within two miles. that's not been done. what this does is it enabling state governors to more quickly declare emergencies, order evacuations, and truly save lives. the importance of space technology and space commerce in our lives has never been more evident than it is today. thank you, mr. vice president, for the opportunity to speak about the department's progress. >> thank you, karen. thank you, karen. thank you so much for your efforts and the secretary's efforts. i think everyone looking on can see the energy with which the department of commerce has engaged this effort to streamline and to promote our commercial space industry, and are administrative actions that you've outlined, the legislation that you've promoted, all are reflective of the president's desire to unleash the full potential of our commercial private sector. s

noaa has been posting satellite pictures of the devastation and one woman check on her grandmother's home and they used logs to spell out the word help. they did not evacuate and were trapped by debris. county crews brought all three to safety. >>> a turkish official tells the associated press that they found evidence that showed journalist khashoggi was kill there. mike pompeo is there and had a 40 minutes session with the prince, and trump spoke yesterday on the phone with him and said he denied involvement, reports today claim the kingdom may be preparing to admit he was accidentally killed in an unauthorized interrogation. >> the family is trying to get answers. what happened. who ordered it. where is the body now. . >> khashoggi's family is traumatized and said the strong moral responsibilities calling for the establishment of an independent commission to inquire into the circumstances of his death. >>> kanye west continues to make headlines with his trip to uganda. west and his wife met the president of youuganda. >> this was a more subdued meeting than the one last week with t

we are working with noaa and the coast guard. surveys should be complete tomorrow. for bebrie, we continue mission scoping. for rock clearance and debris removal in florida and we have just begun to do he same for georgia. waste water working with e.p.a. we will continue planning for possible temporary roofing, infrastructure assessment, critical public facility support, bridge inspections as well. we are coordinating with the military installations in the impacted area. we are prepared to provide our support in conducting assessments of any damage those installations have incurred. lastly we remain synchronized with the department of the army response. thank you. > [speaking spanish] speaking spanish] >> thank you, sir. with that, our thoughts and prayers are with those of you who went through one of the most devastating storms our country has seen since 1851. rest assured that not only am i doing everything i can but the dedicated staff at fema and coordinated federal response is doing everything that we can to alleviate pain and suffering quickly. this will be a

noaa. why do you see space force being felt and when do you think you will have any idea of that level of detail? >> sure. sure. you want to hear about space force? yeah. pretty exciting. i'll maybe walk through some general remarks. so it's really encouraging that -- from the highest levels of the government, people are interested in space. their appreciation for the risk in space and our need to go faster and do more, i think at the end of the day, that's what's most important. over a very short period of time, it's been thrust upon us to create and grow a new organization, and it's been since 1947 that an exercise like this has been undertaken. the playbook is out of date. we don't have something we can pull off the shelf. i think for a lot of us that don't have the deep appreciation of how the department is wired, it's, you know, it's intimidating. i think for other folks it's how do we make sure we preserve the important capability that we rely on every single day. the process that we'

the noaa released its outlook from december through february, it forecast a warmer winter for this part of the country. no part is supposed to be below normal. the el nino conditions will be 70 to 75%. that's because of warmer water near the equator. >>> mount rose is opening for season pass holders today and tomorrow only. the first resort to open for the winter season, mount rose has added 15 snow making towers, this is the earliest they've ever opened after the weekend. all skiers will be welcome as weather and conditions permit. >>> the boston red sox are headed to the world series after winning three road games in houston. >> he reveals in the air, left field, hit well. and he's on the run, he's got it and the boston red headed to the world series! >> yes, they had the best regular season in team history and road that momentum to the world series, they beat thasos play the winner of the brewers dodgers series, right here on ktvu fox 2. >>> a they return to game 6 of the first of 7 series, first pitch 5:39. >>> lebron james and the lakers come back to los angeles after losing their

noaa's winter outlook will be a mild winter.t will be at least average if not cooler in the southeast. that's where most of the rain is supposed to fall. the reason why we have about 70 to 75% chance of a weak el nino forming. that pushes the wetness into the south near the mexican border. for us, we still have abnormally dry conditions right now, but it is expected to continue in southern california. but it is supposed to go away for us. so hopeful live that means we've got a little bit of rain and snow coming our way this winter. >>> thank, mike. next at 6:00, sky 7 on the way with the police activity in oak land we've been talking about. an update on the situatin happening there. >>> overnight, a truck slams into a transformer at the great wa mall. >>> horrible news for homeowners near the hunters point ship california's public schools rank 44th in the nation. 44th. i'm marshall tuck, i'm a public-school parent, and i know we can do better. in the public schools i led, we got more funding into our classrooms, supported our te

. >> tran01 >> he was nominated 11 months ago to be the noaa administrative-- administrator. he has been caught up in this political gridlock. we need to get an administrator confirmed. it is important for our country. we have hurricanes making landfall. tropical storms are being formed right now. there are new ways to get more data and better data because of the commercialization of space and commercialization of data. i was very involved. the weather bill that we passed signed by the president was a comprehensive weather reform bill-- excuse me, signed by president. trump but it was a bill that ultimately is going to save lives in property in the long- term. we need an administrator who can implement it and take advantage of the new capabilities to save lives and property. this is an important thing for the agency. this is one example but this is a high profile one in the middle of hurricane season. >> that was not set up by the way. >> we talked about human exploration and whether. there are a lot of impressive milestones coming up this fall. can we talk about what we are

. >>> the noah has been posting -- the noaa has been posting pictures, you can see family members used logs from their yard to spell out the word help. an uncle, friend and a wife spelled out the word and were stuck on the property. crews brought them to safety. >>> and the united nations report looked at disasters over the past 20 years, researchers found 1.3 million people were killed from 1998 to 2017. all of those deaths were due to climate related events, things like hurricanes, tornadoes and sue names. and 4.3 million were injured or displaced by extreme weather conditions. >>> we're 3 weeks away in election and voting in some areas is turning high tech. we're making sure the voting machines are ready for november 6th. >>> a homeless camp in san jose houses 14 people. we'll see how organizers at hope village will look to expand their community. >>> good morning, right now we have traffic that is doing pretty well if you're driving at the macarthur maze if you're coming around to the bay bridge toll plaza. >>> cooler, if you lose the breeze, it's 30s and 40s, we'll have another su

this from noaa.aximum winds 145 miles per hour. 370,000 people told to evacuate. >>> number two, breaking news in oakley. a fire broke out at a tire shop. nobody was hurt. >> number three, city crews are testing water across san francisco after a few neighbors said their tap water may be contaminated. one woman said an at-home water kit tested positive for pesticides >> number four, sears preparing for bankruptcy. the wall street journal reports it could happen this week. company stock closed at 59 cents yesterday. number five, fall feeling to your forecast. highs in the 60s and 70s. >> number six, northbound 17, summit road, 1 hours 17 minutes from highway 1, los gatos. >> number seven, the big mega millions drawing, nobody won. w million, the third largest in mega millions history. >> i want to let you know we are monitoring breaking news. sky 7 is over a major fire in oakland near the coliseum. >> on holly street and 77th avenue. we are not quite sure what's burning. we will keep you updated on ab

that this agencies committee has jurisdiction, the department of transportation, the coast guard, noaa, i visited inh those representatives the emergency operations center in florida at the other day. i wanted to make that statement before i am taken off. sen.: godspeed and be safe as you travel down there. senator markey has an opening statement. arkey: thank you for having this important hearing. all of our thoughts and prayers are with the gulf coast in this incredible storm which is about to hit senator nelson and all of the people in florida and adjoining states. i appreciate this opportunity to discuss a priority i personally have worked on for years, which is protecting american's privacy. data is the oil of the 21st century. it fuels all the services, the websites that improve our quality of life to make america competitive in today's digital world. while the data-driven economy has revolutionized the way we communicate and conduct commerce, too often they have come with an unexpected cost to users. many services use their customers personal information as a commodity, collecti

we've got pictures from noaa and you can see from far, far away the utter devastation and damage. coast guard search and rescue are still under way. here in mexico beach they're still going door to door. i saw a man with a canine earlier walking through with rubble. we drove through panama city beach on into mexico beach, saw convoy after convoy of trucks trying to restore electricity where they can. the fema chief, brock long, said so many areas are still unsafe and he will travel here to florida tomorrow. those who did survive who are injured obviously need to go to the hospital. patients are having to be medivaced to other locations. we drove through tyndall facebook earlier today. it is severely damaged. we have before-and-after pictures. military officials, to quote them, say it really took a beating and that every single building was severely damaged but they assured us it was open for air traffic. this storm recovery will take some time. >> this is a really big storm. we think this is about the third most powerful storm to ever hit the united states. it was a tremendously l

coast guard and noaa went all out who save a whale that was found entangled in debris. the coast guard sent out these photos. a cutter helped set up a safety zone around the whale and then a crew cut the debris off of that whale. another coast guard helicopter watched from above. and it swam away presumably happily. >>> new anti-by on the tick anty says that shake shack and burger-fi got a grades, everybody else got a d minus or f. researchers topped the judge 25 fast food restaurants based on u.s. sales. each chain's grade was based on policies about ending the use of antibiotics in their beef, how any policies are being implemented and an assessment on whether the company's claims are actually true. shake shack is set to open several bay area locations this year and >>> the puppeteer behind big bird is retiring. tomorrow is his last danish to big board, he always played oscar grouch. he says the physical requirements have become too difficult. he is 84 years old. >>> first lady melania trump focusing on the opoid crisis today in philadelphia. but it took her a while t

these satellite images were released by noaa. they are showing the before and the after comparisons of mexico beach where the hurricane made landfall. look at that. residents say they are just thankful to be alive. >> it's just unimaginable the power that that wind sustained to this town. >> i'm just at a loss. i don't know. but i'm alive. i'm well. and i'm going to be okay. >> fox's reporter phil keith something live in mexico beach which took the full impact of those 155-mile-per-hour winds. phil, we just keep hearing the town is in ruins. we saw video moments ago that shows that. what's going on there? >> reporter: it's an absolute wasteland is what it is. those 150-mile-an-hour winds did a whole lot of damage but it was also the storm surge which blasted through from the gulf of mexico right through town and pretty much every home is either destroyed, flattened you turned into kindling and strewn about the neighborhood or partially standing, still, but ripped completely open and ruined. all of the shellshocked residents retur

noaa officials came across what they call the headless chickener monstn the southern ocean off east antarctica diver has ever been captured on c this remarkable creature is a one of a kind of sea cucumber. >> wt does that mean. >> it means it spends most of its ti cleaning the sea floor.e that's your knowledgfor the day. >> so, when we saw it floatndg a little higher like this you can see how it really looks.my goodness. >> that looks disgusting. >> there is so much about the deep s that we have no ideadoou? >> yeah. >> i love it because it keeps science thing in check, the arrogance of hume mansion but i don't ever need to see that again. that's all i'm going to say. .all right. ew >>> so, what's not weird is oufriend kevin have a today he's in london. >> that's right, kevin mccarthy is in london this morning. good day, sir. >> hey, wisdom. good morning to you wisdom and allison. favor and send me a video ofa your british impression and i'll walk aro near big ben and buckingham palace today and show people of london your. impres do you want to do that for me. >> yes, i do that kevin but you h

this one by noaa showing him combining his two great passions, diving and photographing. elliott has often been a guide for people to want to navigate the islands. >> we know ron, we know the fact that he he is not trying to make the sharks do anything except be themselves essentially. he is in a good position, extremely passive in his cinematography approach so he is not a person who is disrupting their behavior. >> the diver was seen walking into the hospital after being rescued and is reportedly doing okay this morning. >>> less than two months, elon musk's first high speed transportation tunnel is set to make its grand debut in l.a. but some neighbors in the area are worried the tunnel also take over. this woman who did not want to show her face says she lives next door to the home sold to the tesla founder's boring company. it's in the hawthorne neighborhood where musk has been conducting underground testing. the woman says the company bought the home to build an elevator. the "los angeles times" released musk's plans to show what it will be used for. the elevator sh