>>> now at noon, beto o rourke in the bay area. the democratic presidential hopeful's stop at a cannabis dispensary. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. kpix 5's an anne makovec is live. >> this has been a matt as an issue of racial injustice. >> we know that americans across race and different backgrounds and ethnicities use marijuana and have used illegal drugs at roughly the same rate but only some americans are more likely than other american to be arrested to it. >> reporter: o'rourke met with pot business leaders at blunts and more. the owner won a cannabis business license under the equity program. >> this is important for people to come and talk to hear from us what is going on. >> reporter: o'rourke's plan would expunge pot possession records and help businesses use banks and impose a new tax, part going to support reentry into society for those in prison for pot possession. >> the criminal code in this country has forever, as long as we have been a country, been used to keep some people down by law. >> reporter: last

>>> now at noon, a young woman is killed in an early morning fire. investigators are working right now to sift through all of the rubble. good afternoon, thanks for joining us. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. kpix 5's anne macovec is live near the scene. >> reporter: chefb been coming in and out of the house all morning. you can see this bill pile of debris here. items from the home that were burned and firefighters removed to give investigators access for their work. neighbors have been stopping by this house, many in disbelief. a father and his daughter were trapped in the back of his house when it caught fire at about 2:00 this morning. >> i just saw flames coming out. >> reporter: that is the voice of the neighbor who didn't want to appear on camera but was woken by the noise. >> i ran out, started screaming help, help! i grabbed my hose and started spraying the house. >> reporter: then he heard the voice of the young woman inside. >> she was screaming dad. i was screaming camila, come out the back door. >> reporter: flames were coming ou

new at noon, b.a.r.t. just voted on a new turnstile designed to deter fare dodgers. kpix 5's jackie ward is in oakland with the results just in. jackie? >> reporter: michelle, the b.a.r.t. board of directors unanimously passed the swing style barrier fare gate that will be implemented into all of the b.a.r.t. stations in the near future. this is what it looks like all though this is not the final design. this is just an example of what they are deciding on. this gate beat out two other barrier options, a retractable barrier and the new york style. in a survey b.a.r.t. said that 89% of riders report that it is important to reduce fare evasion on b.a.r.t.. b.a.r.t. board director debra allen agrees saying by installing new barrier gates, a myriad of issues will be addressed. >> the quality of life issues, the crime, the drug activity, the homeless people living on trains and the professional panhandling. the cleanliness, comprehensive approach to station hardening is going to go a long way in addressing those items. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. says it loses about $15 million

at noon, 68 to 69 from noon to 4:00 at the coast.d 70s. 81 to 86 for the bay at noon. 81 to 96 at 4:00. still 79 to 88 at 7:00. more on the heat coming up. there's hotter days on the way. sue? >> looking a the san mateo bridge, traffic is flowing nicely from east to west. look at that. is that a nice almost full moon

low 70s at downtown, falling after the noon hour. mid 80s across the north bay. 70s in richmond, berkeley. everyone else in the low 80s. heading inland, mid to upper 80s. for tonight you'll sleep much better with mid 50s to mid 60s. my accuweather seven-day forecast, friday through tuesday, 60s and 70s. >> a new crash just reported at the bay bridge toll plaza. it's one of the fast track lanes. so they're trying to clear it. it's always difficult when you're backed up into the maze and they're trying to get it out of the lanes. traffic is backed up and slow. bart is reporting no delays. we've been following an stent in san jose north 101 at mckee. it has just been cleared. abc news has a special report now. stephanopoulos. >>> good morning, we are coming on the air with major breaking news in the impeachment investigation into president trump. the house intelligence committee has just released the whistle-blower complaint, a declassified version of it that sparked this impeachment, this formal impeachment inquiry. we just got it mome

we're nearing the low 70s at noon. then right around sunshine. 56 this morning. 60s for noon.ternoon. our last stop is the south bay. we have a few clouds lingering around this morning. we'll be in total sunshine by 11:00. near 70 at noon. mid 70s this dropping down to 6. we'll look at some 70s at the coast, 80s and 90s and what day is the better day to head to the coast this weekend. i want to bring sue in here. >> good morning. sigalert on the san mateo bridge. it's the reverse commute. so if there's any good news, that's it. there was a car fire directly across from the toll plaza on the eastbound side. you can see those brake lights on the westbound side. those taillights are headed in the westbound direction. these lanes are blocked here in the eastbound direction. no estimated time of opening. they issued a sigalert. westbound you're sluggish with some looky-loos in that commute direction. we have the golden gate bridge. beautiful shot. your sd dre.thbound, four lanes compte no fo no delays coming off therancisc. a few normal commute spots here. the red is getting more p

that's the bay from noon to 4:00 down to 67 at 7:00. 75 with sunshine and much brighter at noon. inland 80 at 4:00. this is a one and done. it sounds like you may have a much od thoughtodayshafrce there isnoer crash in the sunol area. this is on the calaveras off ramp. it looks like they're going to temporarily shut down the off ramp right now. we're seeing in the southbound 680 degrees through the sunol grade. you may want to consider an alternate. westbound 4 has been especially jammed through pittsburg because of a couple accidents, one at bailey is still blocking the right lane. as you continue the ride on 680 here in walnut creek still looking good although getting crowded as you make your way southbound with the brake lights heading to highway 24. >>> president trump is going to be in the bay area for a fund-raiser today. the trump campaign has not publicly announced where this event is taking place. protesters say they plan to inflate chicken trump and baby trump balloons. last night the presideel mpgn r. >> america is working again. america is winning again and america is

. >>> now at noon, i-80 is finally back open, hours after a big rig carrying live chickens overturned and caught fire on the freeway. afternoon. i am not quibec . >> and i am -- it started around 3:30 a.m. orleans are back open after about 8 hours. jackwas ere for the hours long cleanup. >> reporter: the big rig was carrying about 1000 live chickens, many that died but hundreds survived and it took work crews hours for them to corral them. >> we have never had anything to this level and certainly this is really sad. >> reporter: feathers and truck carnage were scattered all over i-80 westbound a big rig carrying live chickens crashed into the side of this overpass near the san pablo dam road exit removing a cement chung phrma pic the driver only got a few cuts despite the entire cabin body of the truck melting to almost nothing pic the richmond fire department, chp and cost to contact county animal services were on scene . >> we are trying to salvage the birds that are alive that were in these cages and trying to assess them and do what is possible for them to get out of here and get

upper 60s at noon and 4:00. in between we'll hit the low 70s at the coast. 75 to 82 with sunshine around the bay. total sunshine meets the autumn warmth inland from 75 to 86. everybody is in the mid 60s and mid 70s as we head through friday evening. here's sue. >> problems on the altamont pass, westbound 580. there was road work out there and a couple of big rigs got into it. one rear ending the other. this is a spread of about a couple of miles at least you're down to below 5 miles per hour. they're looking at a drive time of about two hours from tracy up over the at mount into dublin pleasanton. maybe consider the ace train. tat's running on time. >>> we have new details about another scare at san jose state. a 17-year-old student was arrested on campus after investigators discovered a violent threat on social media. >> investigators say the threat was against a student at a high school in cupertino. larry beil has the details. >> reporter: the student was located on the south campus of the university. >> he w

upper 60s at noon. low to mid 70s from noon through about 5:00. as far as the north bay goes, 51 with sunshine. low 70s at noon. mid to upper 70s from 1:00 all the way to about 6:00. sunshine and 71 at 7:00. the last stop is san francisco, starting off with sunshine and 68. upper 60s at than. low to mid 70s from 1:00 through 5:00. 66 at 7:00. 70s, 80s, and 90s, by the north. no delays here. traffic is flowing nicely through marin county to the golden gate bridge. this is the richmond-san rafael bridge, a few cars coming up through both the cash and the fastrak lanes. no backup as of yet. we'll watch that for you. slow and go over the altamont with an earlier accident. the road work in concord, north 680 from 242 up to highway 4 has been picked up. those sensors turning from red to green. there you go. there is that accident west 580 near north flynn backing things up towards tracy and the split. >> thanks. the bay area's teacher shortage added up toraat for three days and gave students an extra hour of pe. eric thomas reports from vallejo. >> kind

the house returns at noon. they'll begin initial debate on house resolution h.res. 576 dealing with the director of national intelligence whistleblower report, the complaint -- resolution calls for that complaint to be sent to the intelligence committees on capitol hill. the house and senate intelligence committees t would call for heatletting the whistleblower talk to those committees and comply with committee subpoenas, preserving all documents and related information, and call on the president to cease discrediting the whistleblower. the white house has issued the memorandum, the transcripts and notes of that phone call between resident trump and ukrainian president zelensky of mid august. you can read it online at c span.orgers short transcript. five pages. you'll find the lidge there. the president has had additional things to say about that report and about the impeachment inquiry on capitol hill. here's president trump from just a short while ago. president trump: thank you very much. reporter: talk abou

. >>> new at noon, a somber start to class at a fremont high school. students coming back to learn their beloved teacher was among the victims killed in the deadly boat fire. good afternoon, i'm michelle griego. kenny has the day off. here are the latest deadlives in southern california. authorities have recovered the bodies of 33 people. one person is still missing. federal investigators are hoping to determine whether passengers were told about escape routes in case of emergency. experts said that they're likely a key issue for investigators. the fire tore through the dive boat near the channel islands on labor day. authorities are working to identify more of the victims, many from the bay area and surrounding regions. kpix 5s emily turner is in fremont. >> reporter: it's a somber start to the school day here in american high school and fremont as the students as well as the faculty, learn thatadly fire now directly affects them. >> one of my favorite teachers. >> reporter: raymond chan taught physics in fremont. his fourth year with the district and

>>> now at noon, new insight into what was said in a phone call achmenir into the president gets under way. >>> first, a power shut off in the north bay thanks to high fire danger all stemming from dangerous heat in the bay area today. good afternoon, thanks for joining us. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. we begin with the hot conditions with meteorologist mary lee. >> we are watching the winds decrease which is why the red flag warning has expired. we're also talking about the heat. a heat advisory in effect for today. the second day in a row. we are looking at dangerously hot conditions. let's get right to it. the heat advisory in effect for most of the bay area. temperatures, very similar to yesterday, if not in some spots even warmer than yesterday. likely record breaking highs, again, for today. for the second day in a row as well, we have a spare the air alert in effect. air quality unhealthy for sensitive groups. here is a live look with the south bay san jose camera with mostly sunny skies. 24-hour temperature change and many locations are warmer compared to yesterday a

at noon, 68 to 69 from noon to 4:00 at the coast. i think we'll spike in the mid 70s. 81 to 86 for the bay at noon. 81 to 96 at 4:00. still 79 to 88 at 7:00. more on the heat coming up. there's hotter days on the way. sue? >> looking a the san mateo bridge, traffic is flowing nicely from east to west. look at that. is that a nice almost full moon out there? we do have a few brake lights towards the high rise. otherwise you're looking at a 14-minute drive across from san mateo yo over towards foster city. we'll look at the golden gate bridge. southbound you have four lanes of the commute direction, and just two lanes of the northbound direction. no fog. perfectly clear out there with the almost full moon and traffic is light over the waldo grade into san francisco. we'll check on a motorcycle accident on the altamont pass in our next report. >>> uber says the bill likely to become law that would make its drivers employees doesn't apply to them. >> and this and other gig economy companies are vowing to fight the sweeping changes. jobin

but we're already 80 at noon. 90 for several hours this afternoon. for san francisco, we have the cloud cover that will quickly dissipate. by 10:00, mid 60s. we'll hang on the mid 70s as whed into twe head into the afternoon hours. talk more about the fire danger coming up. let's bring in sue. it's amazing we're seeing so much fog this morning considering how hot it will be and how the fire danger will flip a switch later on. >> i had to use windshield wipers coming across the golden gate bridge. you would think that would help with the fire season. >> unfortunately no. >> we are starting off with a fatality. the lawrence expressway off-ramp from southbound 101 is shut down while they do this investigation. you cannot get through there. you can continue on and take bowers great american parkway to get back on to the lawrence if that's where you are going. you can exit before the lawrence expressway at fair oaks. we have a couple of other problems. this one just being cleared, north 880 at davis. for a time it had all lanes locked. traffic is getting

from 9:00 to noon, it slides out of the north bay. at noon, it slides into the south bay. just not a lot of radar returns. i think more of us will be dry than get wet. by the time we get to 5:00, this event is pretty much over. you can have the umbrella handy, but you need the sun glasses from time to time. look at tomorrow's temperatures, spot on. look at the 70 at the coast. 80 around the bay. 90 inland. that continues. it gets warmer next week. frances? >> it's never great news when we hear about a stall on the upper deck of the bay bridge and the driver getting out of the car on treasure island. that means things will back up at the bay bridge toll plaza. it's backed up to the maze at this point. westbound 80 on the lower right-hand side making its way through the berkeley curve. westbound 80 across the top of your screen is slow. westbound 80 in fairfield, a five to seven-car crash blocking a couple lanes. traffic is jammed approaching that area. emergency crews are en route. the other injury accident that is slowing things down is on the peninsula, southbound 101 in

. >> now at noon former raider and patriots player taking practice reps i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. new developments in the antonio brown story today. anne makovec is following the drama. >> this is a civil case against him for $75,000 in damages and he is vowing to defend himself. we have new video here of brown practicing with the patriots today. and earlier this morning we heard from the patriots head coach, brown's new boss. bill belichick says they're taking it a day at a time. >> we've looked into the situation. we're taking it very seriously all the way through the organization. i'm sure there are questions but i'm not going to be entering into a discussion about that today. >> brown's legal team is planning a counter suit to the civil suit filed this week. >>> antonio brown is gone. touchdown. >> just one day after former steeler then raiders wide receiver antonio brown signed a multimillion dollars contract with the new england patriots. his former trainer britney taylor ss brown sexually assaulteded her three times in 2017 and 2018. taylor claims brown once forced he

upper 50s to low 70s, and mid-60s at the coast from noon to 4:00. same timeframe for inland neighborhoods, 81 to 90, and a comfortable evening on the way as you drop in the 70s also. >>> let's turn sa francis and see what is going on. tracy and the altamont pass is the heaviest traffic we have, 24 miles per hour and then 19 miles per hour was make your way towardssouthbound01n the nund lo gre. only 16 minutes.isco is pblem a aops on hurricane dorian off the florida. dorian has slightly weakened to category 3, and it's still got winds at 120 miles per hour. about 100 miles away in the bahamas, dorian caused catastrophic damage. >> reporter: there are 8,000 troops stationed up and down the coast prepared to respond to the storm. officials knowing what the storm can do, and don't want to take any more chances. for more than 24 hours straight, hurricane dorian battering the bahamas. 13,000 homes in the bahamas estimated to have been destroyed, and floodwatersvoing no away. >> in the midst of historic tragedy in the parts of northern bahamas, the mission

we will see clouds here and there and then upper 70s at noon today. let's get a look at all our microclimates and go through the timeline. livermore at 77 degrees, and 76 as we go into the early afternoon with the north bay in the mid to low 80s. we will see a lot more 80s compared to 90s. here is another update, a category 3, and this is just off the georgia and carolina coast. we will continue to monitor that. we haveuliee out in the pacific, and this mayenuw the middle of next week, but we will enjoy cooler temperatures for the next couple of dmike, y issue for the commute? >> yeah, you look at the rest of the bay you see a smooth and easy drive from of the sensors, but we are looking at the upper east shore freeway, and the freeway is close, westbound 80, and san pablo avenue, hilltop drive, or further north those are what will get you past that scene. it keeps the bay bridge toll plaza lighter. live pictures, we will end with that and you see this, it's very dark but they are looking for chickens that may have escaped after the crash. back to you

watch this at noon. it starts to hit the monterey bay.we head into the afternoon and evening hours, it lines up along the coast. look at thursday afternoon. it drops us about 10 degrees across the board. 60s, 70s, 80s friday. 60s and 70s sunday, monday and tuesday. >> a new injury crash in livermore. that's a bad spot, but in the eastbound direction, to reverse commute. eastbound 580 at greenville, it's causing a bit of slowing in the westbound direction, especially once emergency crews get there. traffic has been slow westbound 580, a crawl out of tracy, it picks up through the altamont pass. slow making your way through dublin because of another accident near the dublin interchange, westbound 580 at 680, they're trying to clear from one of the lanes. there was an earlier accident at the bay bridge toll plaza, which has already been pulled off to the right-hand side. and traffic is now backing up almost towards westbound overcrossing. metering lights will probably be turned on shortly. live shot of the san mateo bridge. and spare the air

going to warm up much. 75 at noon to 81 at 4:00 to 69 at 7:00. going to be another breezy afternoon with below average temperatures. as reggie mentioned it doesn't last long. here is frances. >> a traffic alert in the byron area. traffic is jammed through the area, waze is calculating at least 35-minute delays, even traffic on the byron highway is jammed as well. and slow before you get here. there is another accident. >>> thanks, frances. it could be a challenge getting around san francisco today because there are two major events going on around the same time. >> the giants are playing at oracle park. amy hollyfield joins us with how to get around. >> reporter: hi, kumasi. ride your bike, they have a bike valet station here where you can park your bike. they want to keep cars out of this area especially since there is a baseball game tonight and a big concert. another option is you can take b.a.r.t. on 16th street and then catch a muni shuttle. those shuttles will be available for every event at chase center. concert goers can also ride the 78,

very comfortable at lunch at noon. breezes pick up this afternoon and increase in sunshine as the high clouds melt away. 75 to 79. all of us in the 60s by 7:00. i'm tracking another chance of wet weather. we'll talk about it coming up. here is frances. >> mike, a new crash just reported westbound 4 at bailey. we will track tha for you and see what's going on out there. also an accident as you make your way off the dumbarton bridge to newark, eastbound 84 parkway. a car apparently was driving so fast it flipped over off the freeway. it's not blocking any lanes. emergency crews are there trying to clear the crash. i checked out the speed sensor, 71 miles an hour. where traffic has been a crawl is out of tracy. westbound 205 to westbound 580 and also an earlier crash cleared as well off to grant line road. as we check out the drive time for you, tracy to castro valley is now 48 minutes. >> all right, thanks, frances. >>> happening today president trump is visiting the bay area for the first time in his presidency. >> that

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this was a look from the streets and from sky 11 around noon.parents pulled their kids out of school for this real world lesson. >> it's depressing. my parents and the generationsed ahead of us had such a beautiful world. they say the house is on fire. it's time to panic and i agree with that. >> they marched across the houshouse legislators. >> big rallies were held in new york city, chicago, seattle, and los angeles. all with messages to step up efforts against climate change. >> expect hot, windy and dry conditions early next week that has pg-and-e warning rez sandhya. >> there's a large ridge of hitachi that built in and are going to continue to intensify. warm to hot conditions. 79 in san francisco. not much change tomorrow. oakland, san jose, anywhere to 2 to 6 degrees, 90 in san jose tomorrow. 90 in santa rosa. up 4 degrees. redwood city going up four. first day of fall, rg sub's raies will be directly over the equator and major changes come. back to you. >> new results in the shooting last night. this is a person of good they want to tal

. >>> now at noon, the national security visor is leaving the white house. why president trump reportedly ousted john bolton, thanks for joining us i'm kenny choi. i'm anne makevec in for michelle griego. >>> the president said he told bolt cross adding i disagreed strongly with many of his significances as did others in his administration, went on to thank bolton for his service, he is going to be meeting a new national security visor next week. replacing h.r. mcmaster. >>> crew advisory just capped a gas leak. this is at geary and vaness, they worked to cap that leak. it is unclear right now what caused that problem. >>> new at noon, apple is out with its annual product reveal they include the iphone 11, a video game arcade and a major challenge to netflix emily turner has the highlight the. >> we can't wait for you to play all of it. >> amid fanfare apple gaitla, ape ca where monthly fees give the family access to games for all ages. >> just had $4.99 the whole family. >> apple tv plus has the same price point it will exclusively host original content, so

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starting at noon on monday september 2nd. still had on al-jazeera mexico's president promises to tackle violence and corruption but it's not enough for angry protesters i maybe to handle refugees who may have kept captured evidence of atrocities in me and maher. had mostly fine across much of the middle east we have there been seeing some areas of triad working their way towards the caspian sea in the last few hours and again we may will just have some more showers working their way through the east and then the black sea as we head on 3 monday they could linger on into tuesday elsewhere it is hot and it is dry but notice assholes in baghdad 43 degrees celsius on choose a $46.00 however in a queue a city further to the south the temperatures are high as you might expect so we're pushing into areas of amman also pushing on the cloud as well but despite that a very nice that you're on in muscat on cheese day 40 celsius in doha the humidity of it lower than we have seen just lately meanwhile further to the south into southern af

already in the low 90s at noon.ut 1:00 to 6:00, and still at 7:00, 92 degrees. so the heat's peaking today. i'll show you. it's going to take the whole weekend to get rid of it and a chance for showers and fall-like temperatures. it started out this morning with a fatal accident. >> everything's looking good. a boat came off a trailer in san leandro. that's been clear. we take you up over 880. things are starting to improve. we have a bit of backup toward the castro valley y. you're all back toward hayward on 880. the accident is now out of lane. give yourself extra time but that should be improving greatly. you can still use 580. yes, trucks are allowed on 580. westbound highway 4 has been cleared. there were three vehicles involved there. as a matter of fact, we'll take a look at some of your drive times, but we'ring looking at a 50-minute ride. yep, almost an hour from antioch into concord with that earlier problem. kind of a mild commute for this friday morning. 580 west tracy to ♪ sup. wh- whacha doing? i'm wat

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there through about 7:00 and then we'll start to see those temperatures warming up at 88 degrees at noon. another hot one but there is relief in the forecast and we'll talk more about that in a few minutes. mike, there is a new crash in dublin >> that's right. i did take the camera you showed with the traffic coming in out of livermore and in to dublin and turned it around facing the dublin grade in here, westbound 58 getting away from us, i see a lot of traffic starting to slow, approaching that dublin interchange, where a report just came in about a tractor trailer, sounds like a big rig in the middle of the roadway. if crews can move it quickly that will be great news for the morning commute, that is one of the slow areas to start. we'll track the tri-valley. the speed sensors around the rest of the bay are showing a lighter flow of traffic including highway 4 which is at speed. there is a build starting subtly at the bay bridge. >>> developing on capitolill this morning, house speaker nancy pelosi announcing a formal impeachment inquiry in to president trump. the house speaker accuse

with the help of our spectrum cable partners, this saturday at noon on book tv, a look at sheridan and the state to its local authors. >> 100,000 square miles, 587,000 people, a single driver economy, no ocean and no major city. we are utterly singular when it come to it. >> and on sunday at 2:00,, we'll explore the history of sheridan and explore the area on american history tv. >> the landscape is our artifact. when people come in, you really see them start to absorb how crucial the artifact that we preserve in wyoming, which is our landscape, how that has shaped the westward expansion. c-span's cities tour of sheridan, wyoming this saturday at noon eastern on c-span two, book tv, and this sunday at 2:00 p.m. eastern on c-span3's american history tv. steve: joining us on newsmakers is jb poersch. thank you for joining us. j.b.: thank you, steve. steve: let me begin with the senate republican leader up for reelection in kentucky. we have not seen him public in the last month because he fractured his shoulder as a result of a fall that took place in louisville at his home.

we'll try to get those for you before noon when the house comes in. this morning from republican leadership. here's that. >> good morning, everybody. thank you for being here this morning. we have just come from our conference and really focused on the discussion about what the speaker of the house and the house democrats did yesterday. ms. cheney: you know, we have watched now ever since president elected the house democrats have been karining theory to hment impeachment theory. hey've careened from target to target a while. 10 days

>>> now at noon, early federal findings in the deadly dive boat tragedy. information released within just the last hour. began, everyone. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. the national transportation safety board just released the preliminary information on the dive boat fire that killed 30 people off the southern california coast. anne makovec is here with the very latest. >> reporter: it is a two-page report released less than an hour ago and it runs down the tragedy from the crew members' perspective since they are the only ones who survived. it describes one waking up to a noise and seeing the fire rise from a compartment below him. he alerted the other four crew above deck. they radioed the coast guard and then tried to access the compartment below where the passengers were sleeping. the report goes on to say unable to use the ladder which was on fire. the crew members jumped down to the main deck, one crew member broke his leg in the process. and tried to access the salon and galley compartment which was fully engulfed by fire and thick smoke.

pg ande hopes to have an announcement actually before noon. that didn't happen, but they are mulling this over because the consequences are both great for the customers and great for pg ande as well in terms of time and energy and effort and cost. so at this point in time, we don't know, but we should know in minutes what is going on. we do know that as you said it has to do with the northern bay area, but also the sierra foothills and some very, very wide area of land that we are talking about. most of it is not terribly well populated, but still, there are people out there and they would be in a situation where they might lose their power. so the minute we know anything, we will come back. no doubt in this newscast and tell you what is going to happen. we aren't sure yet. as soon as we know, we'll bring it to you live. >>> and meteorologist rosemary still has details on the warm- up expected today and tomorrow and the redflag warning that could lead to those planned power outages. good afternoon, rosemary. >> yes. hello to you. we are lookin

low 70s for noon. touching 80 for a couple hours this afternoon. 75 at 7:00. as far as the peninsula goes, 57. we'll be awash in sunshine this afternoon. hitting the mid 70s at 6:00. for the south bay, a few clouds but a whole lot of sunshine this afternoon. 68, 69 degrees at noon to mid 70s during the afternoon hours. look linke a nice day to be outside. want to say good morning to sue. >> good morning to you. we have a couple problem spots. let's look at walnut creek. no official word from chp, but brake lights are coming on at north main. just slows, almost comes to a very slow crawl there. we'll check with chp to see if they have further information. once again, this is northbound 680 through walnut creek and north maybe. lots of brake lights there. we go over to the richmond-san rafael bridge, it's looking good. just a couple cars headed through the toll plaza headed over towards san rafael. we have green for the road maps. a little blip of slowing out of tracy up and over the altamont pass. they took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. juul marketed mango, m

from about noon to 4:00, down in the south bay. by the time we head into the evening hours, the chance is over. the clouds will start opening up more for late sunshine before the sunse sets at 7:12 this evening. not everybody will receive rain. it will be less than a tenth of an inch. temperatures today, mid to upper 60s along the coast. low to mid 70s around the bay. 80 would be really the outlier there. now, the 80s do come back in thursday. they hit the bay by friday. look at those 70s, 80s, 90s next week. frances. >> a few problems this morning, but nothing causing really big delays. traffic in san francisco will be extra busy this afternoon. we have oracle open world, the 3rd street bridge is closed until 6:00 a.m. saturday for rehabilitation work. 101 san rafael looks great. that's southbound traffic on the right-hand side moving well towards 580. there are brake lights 680 southbound in walnut creek past treat. it is heavy through concord before you get to the shot. westbound 24 is flowing well. traffic heading across your s

yellows in there from 9:00 to noon.re the heavier showers that are rolling will you. by noon, the south bay is getting most of the wet weather. with you will see increasing sunshine, increasing breezes, a chance of a shower pretty much gone. let's look at how much we could get out of this storm. anywhere from a couple hundredths of an inch to a little bit more than a tenth of an inch. pretty impressive there. high temperatures today will be in the mid 60s to upper 70s from the coast to our inland neighborhoods. lows tonight from the upper 40s to the upper 50s. we will stay below average through thursday with morning clouds and afternoon sunshine. summer trying to return for the weekend. frances? >> we have a couple new accidents. one is near sfo, westbound 380 just past 101. it's a jackknifed big rig. we have a traffic alert for a big rig problem, northbound 608 from vargas. all lanes are blocked. northbound 680 is now closed along that stretch. take niles canyon road because they don't know when the lanes may be reopen

near 80 at noon. 81 at 3:00. down to 70 at 7:00. look at san francisco, our temperatures will peak right around 1:00. and then fall this afternoon as the sea breeze ramps up, the clouds will be on the increase from about 3:00 on. you'll notice a refreshing change. especially in san francisco. we'll talk about more cooler weather and when it gets to your neighborhood coming up. frances, how is it starting today? >> not too bad. i'm looking forward to better sleeping weather. i could not sleep at all even with the windows open. so, we have an injury -- or a crash in vallejo, eastbound 780 at 80. we'll check that one next as well. but we're picking up slowing on northbound 101 as you make your way through sunnyvale. there's supposed to be road work at fair oaks. i'm surprised it's causing this much slowing as you make your way on northbound 101 approaching 237. check out the ride on 680 on walnut creek. you saw how jammed it was, they were clearing up road work so now traffic is free flowing there towards highway 24. here's 280 and hig

but they will notice a change specially by noon.80's inland by noon but then the coastal fog really going to fill in along the beaches and that will be a sign of these temperatures really begin to drop off effect highs tomorrow are going to be much cooler maybe 10 maybe 15 degrees cooler we had today and then much cooler as we get into friday and the weekend, those temperatures likely be reached 70 degrees. i think on saturday and sunday to change >>thank you lord, thank you for being with us tonight to see a at 8 o'clock committee. >>> defiant trump. and a nation divided. then the untold story of the rude 911 dispatcher. and the woman who drowned. >> i don't see how you didn't see it. you had to go over it. >> for the first time, the entire community mourns her death. and most expensive hangover ever, the $12,000 bill for his hangover. will he make it to the wedding in time? >>> plus the little girl skip

let's jump up to noon. you can see the entire bay starting to clear out other than right across the golden ate bridge. a few clouds lingers across the east bay shore. those clear out before we see a return engagement of the cloud cover, even more so tonight. down in the south bay, a couple of 70s out there, milpitas and sunnyvale, 79 and 78. everybody else in the 80s. as you head up the peninsula, 73 to 78 degrees. narrow along the coast, 64, 65, with a few areas of sunshine. upper 60s to near 70 for downtown, south san francisco and sausalito. mid 60s along the north bay coast, but low to mid 80s through most of the wine country there. 87 towards santa rosa. along the east bayshore, a nice day with mid to upper 70s. east bay, mid 80s to about 90 degrees. 90s the exception with antioch and brentwood. tonight cloud cover mid 50s to low 60s. my accuweather 7-day forecast, that 82, only a few places get there. most of us in the 60s and 70s tomorrow. then you can see we rebound sunday and stay pretty much avera

by noon the fastest winds are along the coast.s we head into the afternoon, warm this air mass and get it to overturn. those faster breezeness our mountains and hills to come down. even gusts up to 20 this afternoon will keep us below average and those will taper as we head into the evening hours. our hottest days, thursday, you can see we're pushing mid-70s in san francisco to 80. that's our hottest day to 100s inland and it will be warm again saturday. a look at those numbers coming up soon. here is frances. >>> mike, we have a new crash just reported westbound 80 at abernathy. an overturned vehicle. look out for that. if you're head to go the cordelia junction eastbound 12 approaching 80 near red top. an earlier crash has been cleared. they might close a lane to retrieve the vehicle that went off the roadway. another overturned accident westbound 24 at camino pablo. once emergency crews get there i think we'll see some slowing through the area. a live shot southbound traffic on the right-hand side still moving well to highway 2

this is all mainly before noon. here's a look at san jose, 101 and 880, we had wet weather down in the south bay this morning. here is sfo, wet with some drizzle. the most or the best radar returns up near live doppler 7 in the north bay, this is when the steadier rain rolls in and a better chance of an isolated shower or thunderstorm. the best chance is south of redding, it will be mainly in the central valley. so, as we head into the afternoon hours, things start to clear out. then we will have breezy conditions develop from north to south. temperatures below average. half moon bay, san francisco, richmond, low 70s to mid 70s around the bay. we'll look at more areas where it's raining next. here's frances. >> starting off with a live shot of the traffic behind this mess in the fremont area. we have a traffic alert, northbound 680 d vargas. all lanes are stopped. our crew is stuck in this jam right now. avoid this mess altogether. this is northbound 680 approaching vargas. maybe consider niles canyon road as an alt

no cloud cover up until noon. during the afternoon hours you can see the clouds quickly increase along the coast. so that's the beginning of the end of this heat wave. temperatures much 80s through most of the south bay. 87 in san jose and low to mid 90s, los gatos, morgan hill. temperatures 77 in millbrae, 85 in redwood city on the peninsula. 66 at half moon bay to 70 in daly city. near 70 along the north bay coast. then temperatures near 90 through the north bay east bay shore, upper 80s. low to mid 90s in our east bay val liss. here is a look at what's going to happen tonight. mid 50s to mid 60s. extra cloud cover we wake up tomorrow. that's going to drop the temperatures about four degrees across the board. we're in the mid 60s. low to mid 70s along the way. >> thank y so much. >>> we love nice traffic, too. if only all thmornings could loe this. another look outside at the golden gate bridge. five or six people up this morning. >>> robert f. kennedy's assassin has returned to prison of being stabbed. he was t

mid 70s at noon. low 80s this afternoon. the south bay, 57 at 7:00, low 80s from 1:00 to 6:00, looking at the fire threat coming up in the seven-day forecast. here is suement. >> checking on this miserable commute. multiple issues. starting with mill valley. southbound 101, two left lanes are blocked with an accident there. they are waiting on a tow truck. traffic is backing towards highway 1 in mill valley. here we go. slow speeds under 20 miles per hour from the 205 to the 580 merge. a big rig accident at grant line is cleared, now we have the big rig accident westbound lanes at livermore at 84 and isabel. about an hour and 20 minutes from tracy into dublin/pleasanton. >>> democratic presidential candidate beto o'rourke has a plan to legalize cannabis across the nation and he revealed details in the bay area. >>> toys "r" us is planning a big comeback but it won't be the store you remember. >>> and a live look at sfo, that runway is fixed. so hopefully no delays ...doesn't mean you got to spend a lot! because denny's broug

by noon, in the 80s. upper 80s this afternoon. south bay, starting at 62. mid 80s for noon. low 90s for the afternoon. east bay valleys, several hours of mid to upper 90s this afternoon after starting off at 61. the i'll show you the newest numbers for the hottest day and a chance of rain coming up in the seven-day forecast. >> did you say chance of rain? interesting. checking out the commute. it is backed up this morning. it's sluggish a bit past the metering lights making your way into san francisco toward the tunnel. for your drive time from the highway 4 corridor in hercules down to san francisco, just under 40 minutes. so we're putting that in the yellow. full road closure in the north bay, southbound 101 closed due to an overturned big rig at cloverdale. >> thank you. >>> more controversy brewing for the california horse racing board. >> today it is expected to further address a report that 2018 triple crown winner justify failed a drug test weeks before running the kentucky derby. the report says justify tested positive for a performance enhancing substance after winn

noon, mid 70s. low to mid 80s for the afternoon hours. it only gets warmer the next couple of days. 100s in the forecast and then 60s for highs. i'll show you that coming up in the seven-day forecast. >>> southbound 680, motorcycle down in two left lanes, debris there. emergency crews are there. give yourself plenty of extra time. about a 20 to 25-minue delay behind this accident. elsewhere, better news on your approach to the san mateo bridge. an earlier accident out there blocking the two right lanes before the toll plaza for quite some time. it has just been cleared. you are looking at slow traffic from 880 both northbound and southbound approaching 92. an accident on the northbound 880. >>> one family's desperate search for their lost border collie and their lengths to get her home into and a famous east bay park ranger is facing a thiwith the world's firstdo, invisible trailer. invisible trailer? hop in. silverado offers an optional technology package with up to 15 different views- including one enhanced view that makes your trailer

they estimated the power will be back on around noon.cer and a sheriff's deputy, they say no major issues have been reported because of the outage. the biggest complaint they're getting is when air conditioning will be turned back on because it is pretty warm here. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> new developments in mountain view. the city council voted to restrict where people can park rvs and trailers often used as homes along many streets. dozens rallied on a ban before rv parking before last night's council meeting. the council voted 4-3 to ban oversized vehicle parking on narrow streets. many homeless advocates believe the new law will disrupt lives. >> most of these people will want to stay in the communities with their families and friends and homes and schools. >> we're trying to balance their concerns and needs with the needs of residents, other people who live in mountain view. >> reporter: mountain view's new law takes effect on june 30, 2020. it applies to mainly residential streets. rv parking will be allowed in many commerc

we take you through noon and antioch at 81 degrees. we're at 74 in san mateo, and then into early afternoon, concord at 89. there will be a few spots reaching the low 90s but we won't stay there throughout much of the afternoon. we're just going to hit that temperature, and then start to come back down. so this is slightly cooler than the weather we've seen, and we're coming back down to the mid-60s for tonight. so we'll continue to watch our temperatures decline over the next few days. some great news headed into the weekend, i'll have more in a few minutes and mike, that traffic alert still continues? >> that's right, kari. on the peninsula now. the impact to traffic minor, but the impact to the people someone died as a result of this crash. this is a big impact as far as that goes and that's why the investigation will continue at least for a few more hours, we're told. the southbound 101 you're down a lane and down the marsh on-ramp at marsh getting on to southbound 101, woodside and willow are your options to the north and to the s