dry and gusty offshore winds will impact the north bay mountains and east bay hills as well resultingther conditions across those areas. a slight warming trend is possible late in the week with continued dry weather. (marty) in oakland... generosity was on display as people gave to help the victims of hurricane maria. kron four's philippe djegal talked to those who felt compelled to lend a hand. (philippe)nats- inspired by the desperate images coming out of puerto rico...claudia avila/donor- "we're one human race."edgar quiroz/donor- "this is what humanity is all about." like dozens of others who stopped by throughout the day... edgar quiroz (key-rows) and claudia (clow-dee-uh) avila rushed to this parking lot on fourth street in oakland... as soon as they learned donations were being accepted for and will soon be shipped out to puerto rico. an island without power, left in ruins after hurricane maria leveled much of the territory. edgar quiroz/donor- "our puerto rican brothers were sympathetic and helpful during the earthquakes in mexico a cou

here we are at 5:00 this afternoon parts of the north bay mountains may start to see the effects of theystem. by 7:00, the rain will come down strong. it could be up to three- quarters inch for some of the ridgetops of the mountains. then the valleys will get a tenth to quarter inch. all of san francisco, san jose, also expected to get some rain from this until midnight. by 4 a.m. the sierra could see that. here's the north bay hills so you can see how much rain is expected by 6:00 today calistoga, sebastopol, glen ellen will feel the rain showers. then stronger through 10:00, 11:00. that's when the brunt of the storm will be passing through. here's a look at the seven-day forecast. temperatures drop off tomorrow and then warmer saturday and sunday, hot monday through wednesday in the 90s. >>> right now, we are tracking some delays for drivers already along highway 17. these went into place last night when caltrans went out to highway 17 with roadwork. we see slowdowns in that southbound direction from laurel to west vine hill road. that one lane should be closed until about 6:30 this m

strong and gusty offshore winds will return friday night into saturday, especially over the north bay mountainsnd east bay hills. a cooling trend will begin next tuesday and rain chances are forecast to develop late wednesday into thursday. (grant) with fire bearing down on wine country's vineyards, some are rushing to harvest their grapes to save the season. we saw workers out early this morning at the famous robert mondavi winery... in oakville. they were picking grapes as fast as they could and hauling them off. so far the winery has not been touched by the flames. however, several others have been damaged or destroyed. (grant) there is a new evacuation áadvisory in place. (steve) in the city of napa... people living west of highway 29 are being told to be ready to go at a moments notice. this is for people living between the oakville grade and rutherford road. this is ánot a mandatory evacuation but authorities do want you to have your bags packed and be ready to leave. (steve) you have no doubt seeing them heading north.... through the bay area en route to the fire zone in sonoma, napa and

but it's the north bay mountains that will see the most from this up to three- quarters inch expected there. the north bay valleys a tenth to a quarter. and the santa cruz mountains also a quarter inch. that will help that fire there. the rest of the bay area a tenth to a quarter, as well. so it looks like most of us will get it. it's picking up a lot of moisture now as it moves south. and it's bringing us a chance of snow, the first big snowfall of the season, three to six inches above 6500 feet so expect travel delays if you are heading there. you have to be a professional is surfer to go out, with waves up to 25 feet. so high surf advisory in effect. beach erosion possible. temperatures in the upper 60s and low 70s for the east bay. 70 degrees in pittsburg today. 68 in concord. we have a cold front passing through friday. saturday and sunday, sunshine and warm air, and hot next week week. >>> time now 5:50. a state of emergency has been declared at the university of florida as a controversial speaker comes to campus. with (dog panting) another 2am stroll, huh? i'm worried. i have t

strong and gusty offshore winds will return friday night into saturday, especially over the north bay mountainsd east bay hills. a cooling trend will begin next tuesday and rain chances are forecast to develop late wednesday into thursday. (steve) the tubbs fire claimed 18 lives in sonoma county the hardest hit region so far.tonight we hear from a santa rosa family who lost their home but made it out alive.(pam) kron 4's ella sogomonian is in ronhert park .... showing us the scary scene that family escaped .. and what their life is like today. sot: ella sogomonian, ronhert park// "this family's quick thinking landed them one of the last two hotel rooms at this best western in ronhert park. you can imagine this being a hot commodity after the fire erupted with not many place left for people to go. and although it is more private than an evacuation center they're having to share one small room between four members of their family."this is unbelievable video of old redwood road in santa rosa by kaiser hospital as brave drivers swerved out of the way of massive flames slithering onto the roadway in

it's going to be breezy again the next two nights in the north bay mountains, so today is our perfectay for fighting the fires, but tonight and tomorrow night, the winds are going to whip up once again. will they be like last night or the night before i should say, sunday night, no, but they will still be around 35 to 45 miles per hour which means we could have more spot fires and the fires could spread. we will get cooler air as we head later on into the week. mid 60s along the coast, 71 san francisco, 74 to 77 around the bay and 78 to 82 inland. here is a look from the east ba roads today, mass transit cool to warm and light breezes if you are going to be on the water. temperatures tonight each cooler than this morning, mid 40s to low 50s. let's take a look at my accuweather seven-day forecast. it is going to turn cooler tomorrow but that's another dry cold front that's coming through tonight and that's why the winds will pick up in the north bay mountains will have another push of slightly cooler air wednesday night and then the breezes will start to taper a little bit, temperature

strong and gusty offshore winds will return friday night into saturday, especially over the north bay mountainseast bay hills. a cooling trend will begin next tuesday and rain chances are forecast to develop late wednesday into thursday. (steve) tonight the death toll has risen to 35 in the california wildfires.(pam) here now is a look at some of those who lost their lives. so we created the only bed ♪ that adjusts on both sides to 9 out of 10 couples prefer a different mattress firmness, your ideal comfort, your sleep number setting. you can even see how well you're sleeping and make adjustments. does your bed do that? the most amazing part is they start at $699. that's $200 off our queen c2 mattress during the final days of our fall sale. ends sunday. visit sleepnumber.com for a store near you. (steve) we continue our breaking news coverage.... while the fires have brought out the best in many.. they have also brought out the worst in others.(pam) there have been reports of looters in the santa rosa area..while many have just turned out to be residents trying to get back home.. some arrests h

we are talking the north bay mountains, the east bay hills, the santa cruz mountains are expecting toincrease in winds from the north-northeast. 15-20 plus miles per hour with gusty conditions at 30-40. i was looking ahead at the models. here is a quick look. we could see sustained winds of 30 plus in some areas, including orinda at 31 miles per hour. when talking the fire danger, we zone in on the mountain hillside areas because the dry winds are very dry. what that does is, you have seen over and over again, a very small brush fire can quickly spread. the overnight hours tonight and early monday morning, look at san francisco. 29 miles per hour with gusts up to 30 plus miles per hour. napa, in the 30 range. livermore, 15, 20 plus in the south bay. the winds will carry over at least through monday. so, as we head into monday and tuesday, we will keep the red flag warnings in place. now, let's get a quick update on what was hurricane nate. it made two land falls yesterday. the last was in the mississippi area. right now, the last overnight hours it has weakened to a tropical storm. it

. >> yes, north bay mountains and east bay hills can expect a warning and that's because we're tracking gustier conditions. and they've already started a little bit within the past couple of hours. we've seen those increase in terms of wind speed. but we are expecting that to continue over the over night hours. which is why that red flag warning is in place through monday morning. i'll explain to you right now. but if you're making your way outside, maybe you're going out for a really late night dinner. i don't know what places are open right now. but 62 in the south bay. temperatures nice and cool, fairly comfortable. and they will get on the chillier side as we get into that midnight, 1:00 a.m. hour. let's talk about that temperature trend. what you can expect heading into the over night hours and into the early morning especially if you have to be up bright and aur early, if you notice flow clouds in sight. it's helping us keep cool in the forecast. 57 degrees around 4:00 a.m. by 5:00, 6:00 p.m., we'll stay in the 50s. so you'll wake up with those fall-like temperatures not just for

as far as rain totals go for our area from last night, north bay mountains got .7." the valleys across the north bay about .2." santa cruz mountains not bad .3." and the rest of the bay area saw anywhere from a tenth to three-tenths. so it just depended what neighborhood you were in. it came through and now it's gone. here's the temperatures though because the cool temperatures will stick around today. 61 for san francisco. san rafael 65. vallejo 64. we are cooler than average by nine degrees for san francisco. concord 9 degrees cooler than average. we are going to warm up so this is a short-lived couple of cool days. monday through wednesday next week will be hot, dry and sunny. >>> with that rain, we have some slick roads. if you look at the golden gate bridge you can see the sheen on the road there. just be careful. there's some reports of standing water in some areas. especially eastbound approaching the skyway at the bay bridge. some reports coming in. so heads up you don't want to have spinouts. right now we have an accident reported to be on the farmers on-ramp

because of those strong gusty winds there is a red flag warning that will be in place for the north bay mountains, the east bay hills, the santa cruz mountains and that's because of those dry winds coming in from the north-northeast about 10, 25 miles per hour. but it's those gusts that have the potential of hitting around 40-plus miles per hour. that's what we're keeping a close eye on. we fast-forward through sunday right around the lunch hour at about 12 position, is when we're start noticing the winds picking up. tomorrow we will really start feeling that impact by about 10:00. we'll see the gustiest of the conditions. and if you're heading out to fleet week tomorrow expect more sunshine. so even though it's going to be very windy it is going to be sunny and we can expect to see some clear skies, but over the next seven days we do keep the 80s in the forecast for san francisco and then we continue to see a cooling trend on the way. fire danger a big threat for tomorrow. >> and perfect weather to watch the blue angels tomorrow. and wuhl the landmarks around the bay area so many picture opportu

strong and gusty offshore winds will return friday night into saturday, especially over the north bay mountainsand east bay hills. a cooling trend will begin next tuesday and rain chances are forecast to develop late wednesday into thursday. major hot spot in aoakland eb 24 at the caldecot tunnel. earlier big rig fire has the right bore closed, no major delays. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101 ( james ) the north bay firestorm has forced a lot of people from their homes many are staying in shelters... (robin) the sonoma raceway has opened its doors to evacuees kron4's dan kerman has more. sotsotpeople from sotsotsotsot people from all over sonoma county have spending the day and night at sonoma race way there's no one on the track though. these are evacuees from the firestorm, who have taken up residence in the raceway's rv parking lotsot it's not just one family taking refuge from the fire, but extended families parents, kids, grandparents, aunts, uncles and their families and their pets not only dogs, but chickens too

a red flag warning will stay in effect for the north bay mountains and east bay hills through at least tonight. the oakland fire department and other agencies will have extra patrols because of it. >>> time is 19 minutes after 4:00. we will continue to follow the very latest this morning after that deadly shooting on the los angeles strip. we'll have the very latest information from police and investigators. we do know at least 50 people were killed last night. >> plus we'll tell you what facebook will do today that will give the government a closer look at how the russians may have influenced the presidential election. >>> an instructor and student were on board. first responders of the scene in the cherokee national forest say it does not appear anyone survived that crash. >>> our time is 4:23. today the circuit court will start a new term with many controversial cases on its agenda. . >> there's only one prediction that's entirely safe about the upcoming term, and that is it will be momentous. >> now, the justices will look at cases involving police, trapping a suspect from a cell p

mainly for the north bay mountains, east bay hills, and the santa cruz mountains, so definitely outdoornot recommended so if you have any plans to barbecue or be outside, maybe plans to cook up for a birthday party, try not to burn anything near dry brush. let's take a look at those winds. today, great day to be outside, nice and breezy, but as we head into the overnight hours into 10:00, 11:00, and 12:00, you'll really start to see those winds picking up. 20-plus miles per hour. napa, 29-plus miles per hour and we're talking about gusts 45, possibly plus miles per hour as we head into tonight, and into tomorrow. fast forward through sunday and we keep the 20-plus mile winds in the forecast. but check out sunday at about 10:00, 29 miles per hour in san francisco, orinda, 34 miles per hour, and that's when we really see that threat of the fire danger. now, over the next seven days, we do have a couple of changes on the way. we kept a little bit of the warming temperatures through today and we'll keep that in through tomorrow but if you notice, just kind of looking ahead through tuesday a

unfortunately, in the north bay mountains and hills. anything above 1500 feet. let's look at the time line. this is going to be important. pay attention to this. calm, no major wind event. we are going keep the winds nice and calm. the next couple hours, that is working in their favor. look at the time line. 2:00 a.m., between 1:00, 2:00, 3:00. napa, 30 miles per hour. fairfield, 34. santa rosa, 23 miles per hour. unfortunately, that is right in the middle of when people are sleeping. of course, that air quality is once again going to be poor. we have something to look forward to in terms of the weather change. the next seven days, if you look ahead, there is a chance of rain between, as of right now, next thursday into friday. we really need this because not only is that going to figure out that air quality, but it's going to help as the fires continue to grow and burn. so, for the next seven days, the big threat is going to come into play tonight and early saturday morning. we are going to keep that fire danger at least through the entire day saturday and as w

a red flag warning will replain in effect with the north bay mountains and east bay hills until tomorrow night. it was issued because of gusty winds and low humidity. the oakland fire department and other agencies will be doing extra patrols. our meteorologist now in the weather center with the temperatures and the areas of most concern, mark? >> the wind speeds are picking up. approaching the peak. the critical part of the bay area. wherever you get the conditions that are developing right now. a big concern with the fire danger out there. all of the areas, red flag warning. northerly winds ramping up. the fire danger goes up. this in place for the north bay hills until 5:00 p.m. on tuesday and 11:00 p.m. on monday for the east bay hills, winds gusting to possibly thrive miles an hour. maybe some of the isolated peaks could be approaching 50 miles an hour. so, mainly in place of elevations above 1,000 feet. you can see the pattern out there. the winds increasing out of the north. checking in on a few spots. first, up in portions of the north bay. it is not strong, 10-13 miles an hour. h

but by friday into saturday, those north bay mountains will certainly see the most amount of rain in the areas because burned areas to have mudslides. up to 2" in the north bay hills. up to 1.5 inches at the coast. 2 feet or more of snow in the high sierra at 6500 feet down to 3,000 feet on sunday. this is a cold system. we have two of them coming. one friday night into saturday, the next sunday into monday. so look at that. we have quite the winter storm activity coming up here for the next few days. >> get to out the umbrellas. >> clear out the gutters. >> a lot to do. >> thank you. >>> still ahead, getting into nfl games faster. how a popular airport security program could be making its way into football stadiums. >> and what's cool about your school? email your nomination to us at cools chools@kpix.com, and we may feature your school on the thursday morning show. the still winless 49ers hope they've quarterback. the team acquired jimmy garoppolo from the patriots... in exc >>> the still winless 49ers hope they found their franchise quarterback. they got jimmy garopollo from the pa

north bay. by noon we will start to see sunshine break out. rainfall amounts i'm going with the lighter amounts, first storm of the season is always a little lighter and.2 in mountainast bay hills to calistoga, two tenths to a quarter inch in the north bay mountains but it will make things slick for the morning commute. 50s, 60s and 70s, all of us in the 50s and 60s friday, but this time of the year with he reverse that quickly, sunday an monday warmer than average and dry once again. >>> we've got quite a few issues to get to right now even with that dry pavement. westbound 92 for the san matteo bridge on the decline, we have the far left lane blocked on the westbound side, eastbound has reopened, 7 miles an hour, 12 miles an hour, you are jammed almost back to 880 and that have have a ripple effect. walnut creek south on 680 hearing about a disabled pickup truck blocking a lane near treat boulevard. a quick check of drive times westbound 580 tracy to castro valley 1 hour 6 minutes, northbound 101 highway 85 to the san jose airport in the yellow at 22, northbound 280, highway 1 to san francisco still in the green at ♪ hey grandpa. hey, kid. really good to see you.

gusty up in the north bay mountains last night and east bay hills. because we had the rain friday, we didn't have the high fire danger. look at the sprawling area of high pressure. look where the jet stream is, gulf of alaska. it dumps significantly cool air into the eastern two-thirds of the country. any time that happens we get hot. that's what's going to be the case the next several days. look at this, 81 in downtown san francisco. 79 daly city. south san francisco, 81. 78 in the mission. the other side of the bay, oakland, warm sunshine at 85. hayward, possibly a record high, 86. not quite an official reporting station yet. haven't had enough years. that would be a record high for you. san leandro, union city, 85. south bay, almost toasty. look at that, 92 at gilroy, 89 at morgan hill, and santa cruz. 86 san millbrae, 81. up in the north bay, 90s. santa rosa, 91. 93 in ukiah. 88 in concord, pittsburg, 90 i i fairfield. temperatures tonight drop to the 50s and 60s. leave the windows open if you'd like. it will feel nice yoin wake up in the morning

we are expecting the gustiest conditions, unfortunately, to be in the north bay mountains and east bay hills. with the relative low humidity, this is a concern. we are talking about all those evacuations with all those places south of all those wildfires currently burning. i'll have an update on what to expect in terms of the wind coming up in a bit. >> thank you. 4:32 now. new this morning, this is a new tool that people in santa rosa have to see if their homes are still standing. the city of santa rosa has a new interactive satellite map of the devastated cities. we are zooming into the coffey park neighborhood to show you the damage there. a lot of folks likely doing the same. you can see the rows and rows of home that is are just gone. for your information, the red-shaded areas, not fire, but vegetation to make that distinction. we did post a link to this map online add www.nbcbayarea.com. >>> at this moment, hundreds of firefighters are on the front line this morning. now, we are learning of the first reported injury. a helicopter rescued an injured firefighter on the top of atlas

dry the fire weather watch was issued for the east bay hills, diablo range and through the north bay mountains 1,000 feet. we've got to watch out for that. until then, enjoy a gorgeous weekend. notice the temperature drop at the coast from friday to saturday. that's a sea breeze kicking in. the offshore breeze that brings us the fire danger pushes the warmth to the coast monday into tuesday then we all start cooling wednesday. have a good day. kristen? >> ou, too, mike, thank you. >>> no today's morning money report. mitsubishi recalling 66,000 cars for a second time to replace fault to takata airbags. covers lancer and lancer evolution models from 2004 to 2006. the inflaters use ammonium nitrate. they can erupt in a crash spewing hot sh rarapnel throughe car. the defect is linked to 19 deaths worldwide and more than 180 injuries. midtsubishi has a replacement part that doesn't use ammonium nitrate. >>> kohl's is looking to hire people in the bay area, ten local stores will have a hiring event. freight processing to sales associate and customer service. look for a kohl's store that's hiring ne

and pair that up with the temperatures we're talking about fire danger for the north bay mountains. east bay hills and santa cruz mountains. we're expecting highs of 83 livermore. 79 oakland. and there is a red flag warning that will remain in place buzz of the dry winds. of about 20, 25 miles per hour. i want to take you through the map here. you're going to notice the strongest and gustiest of the winds starting sunday evening and night. as of 10:00 p.m. on sunday we are talking about the possibility of sustained winds of up to 30 miles per hour. along the coastline. gusts could hit 40, 45 plus. it's going to be a very windy sunday. we have a cooling trend on the way as we head into wednesday. we have to get through the 80s and that wind for tomorrow. fire danger. >> at some point one has to get in the act. it's coming. >> it's october. but we're not in the clear of the fire danger yet. >>> a special mission just off the coast. the voyage that could help save marine life. we'll tack you along for an up close look. kept scientists very busy lately. they )re trying to understand >>>

strong and gusty offshore winds will return friday night into saturday, especially over the north bay mountains and east bay hills. a cooling trend will begin next tuesday and rain chances are forecast to develop late wednesday into thursday. (pam) still ahead... we take a look at some local businesses in the north bay area... trying to keep their winery up and running without power.... (grant) much of the coffey park neighborhood in santa rosa has burned down... but a few businesses have survived.(pam) and as kron four's philippe djegal reports a winery is going back to the basics to keep their business up and running.... he spoke with a longtime business owner who is just trying to get back on track. (philippe) the coffey park neighborhood in santa rosa... is now a shell of itself. blocks of homes -- no longer there.nats- the devastation has been apart of jon phillips' ride into work since monday. he owns inspiration vineyards and winery... which fortunately was not damaged in the fires.jon phillips/winery owner- "a lot of my friends and neighbors live in the coffey park neighborho

anywhere from .2 an inch of rain to about quarter inch in the north bay mountains up to ukiah. high clouds, all that haze. not a lot of sunshine. temperatures mid 60s at the coast, mid 70s around the bay. low to mid 80s inland. we'll get a more of a sea breeze tomorrow. look for some clouds near the coast. in the coastal valleys there. spilling into places like santa rosa. temperature, 42 there to about 56 in san francisco. those temperatures tomorrow will be a little cooler with that stronger sea breeze. 50s, 60s, barely 70s thursday as the cooler air starts to come in then friday just 50s and 60s. a touch of fall with light showerses in the morning then sunshine returns saturday. warm and dry again by sun and monday. >> cool with a little rain. we'll take that, mike. >> i hope so. i hope it comes in, really helps, at least clear the air out, take the temperatures down and should help the firefighters. >> double benefits. all right. thank you. >> you bet. >>> now to today's morning money report. facebook just acquired another startup. this time the popular teen app called tbh.

considerably slower, not as noisy, not as restless and they were last night until you get up into the north bay mountains and that's why we still have that high fire danger there. you go down to the surface you can see the winds are fairly calm except for at sfo and along the coast where they're gusting to about 16 miles per hour. what it has it done for our temperatures? look at that, 21 degrees cooler in napa, you are the exception there, most of us around 9 to 13 degrees. we have a 49 in san francisco, look at that, west portal, sunny side, 50, park presidio 51, we have the mission and the castro at about 54 degrees right now. 57 in richmond, but look at palo alto, 47, union city 49, dress for 44 in san walnut creek at about 51. walnut creek south on 680 all the way down all those new smooth roads they have made on 24. all right. here is a look at your commute planner, dry and calmer for the roads today. we were a little breezy over our bridges, i'm not seeing that same wind this morning. mass transit, cool to mild from this morning to the afternoon hours and get ready for that sun glistening off the

the red flag warning has started for the north bay mountains and east bay hills. it begins for the valleys at 11:00 p.m. tonight and runs until 11:00 p.m. tomorrow night. gusts in the hills 40 to 60. 30 to 35 miles per hour in the valleys and the wind advisory will be kicking up at 11:00 p.m. tonight, running until 5:00 p.m. saturday as the winds could topple trees and power lines. it covers solano county, north and east bay hills. right now, winds are light, this is helping firefighters. relative humidity values still decent, but they will be dropping as you look at the forecast. the winds increase heading into the wee hours of the morning. complete look at the forecast coming up. >> thanks a lot. remember, you can get the latest any time with the abc 7 news app. be sure to enable push alerts to be the first to know about breaking news where you live. >> petaluma is miles from the closest fire, but it's become a key part of the firefight and the evacuation effort. >> we'll take you inside this hub of activity. >> plus -- >> i got my wall lt and my phone and my wi

that said the red flag warning continues for the north bay mountains through tomorrow morning for isolated mountain wind gusts especially near the actual fires, exceeding 30 miles per hour overnight, and then another cold frontal passage will kick up the wind about 24 hours from now late tuesday into wednesday morning. we could see winds of 20 to 30 miles per hour, more widespread throughout the north bay. that's where we'll find the worst air quality tomorrow. unhealthy for the north bay, coast, and central bay closest to the fires burning. guys, as you know, there are many. air quality a little better in the east and south bay. >>> and it's not over yet. 20,000 people evacuated from homes, and now tonight there are new mandatory evacuation orders going out in rural solano county this time. people along joyce lane and twin sisters road west of fairfield told to get out now because of the atlas fire. some evacuees told us they gathered their most important possessions, is, stuffed them in the car. tonight.. after the large fire that started >> this is a painting that my best friend gave me

a red flag warning will remain in effect for the north bay mountains and east bay hills through tomorrow night. the oakland fire department and other agencies will be out doing extra patrols. our meteorologist is in the weather center now tracking the temperatures and also, mark, the areas of the most concern. >> yes. up in the areas of the north bay up above 1,000 feet. that is the concern as well. up for the east bay hills. all of the areas shaded in red here. that is where we have the red flag, fire warning in place. october 1st we are approaching the peak of the extreme fire danger here in northern california and the bay area. the past few days last week, talking about the winds, northerly winds, dry wind direction. it dries things out. as a result the fire danger goes up as well. 5:00 p.m. on tuesday and then until 11:00 p.m. in the east bay hills. winds gusting to 35 miles an hour and a few isolated spots for the higher terrain. approaching 50 miles an hour. humidity. right around 10%. we talked about how the winds are dry coming in out of the north. let's check in on a few reports

north bay come thursday. as far as the totals go, the weather service we're looking at the models so of course it's still unclear. we could see up to two inches across the north bay mountains. the coast across the north bay a quarter to .75" and other coastal areas throughout the bay could get up to 1.5". so it depends where you are. some of those higher elevations will get more of it. also, expecting sierra snow from this storm system. so again if you are planning to head out east towards the mountains, keep that in mind because it will impact your travel, several feet of snow in the high sierra from thursday through saturday. saturday will get break and then sunday another storm system is expected to arrive. keep in mind temperatures all the way through the next seven days are cooler than average and keep getting cooler and cooler. that's a look at your forecast. over to you guys. >>> trending now, the iphone 10 is being called revolutionary by some for its face id. now identical twins are putting the feature to the ultimate test. the high-priced iphone is the first to use a face mapping technology to unlock the phone. but apple's face id can't tell the difference betwee

from the north bay to the santa cruz mountains firefighters are t >>> right now at 6:30, surrounded bymes from the north bay to the santa cruz mountains, firefighters are battling around the clock to get a number of wildfires contained this morning. good wednesday morning to you, i'm marcus washington. >> i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. it has been a nonstop fight for ewes across the area. >> the so-called bear fire that continues to burn is 5% contained and 271 acres that are burning right now. 150 homes remain under mandatory evacuation orders this morning. that's for deer creek and bear creek canyon. this continues to be a very tough fire to fight. five firefighters were hurt in very treasure rouse terrain. >> meteorologist kari hall starts the coverage with what firefighters are facing. >> good morning. we have cooler temperatures around the bay area and near that bear fire in bear creek canyon. our temperatures are going to start out at 48 degrees in the next hour. then slowly rise as we go through the day. a lot of smoke and as we start out with our temperatures not only th

hours because that's when we're expected to see an increase in those winds, especially for the north bay mountainswarding ahead, believe it or not, we had relative humidity at 4% in the north bay, which is probably what did not help in kicking up that fire in that brush fire. over the next couple of hours, we will start seeing the wind speeds increase. right now it's not too bad. fairly calm for the majority of the bay area. current wind speeds out of napa at 8 miles an hour. the rest of the bay area light and breezy at 5-plus. santa rosa at 18 miles an hour. the highlighted areas under a wind advisory. the majority of these advisories are expected to remain in place through monday and tuesday morning. fast forwarding into the overnight hours, this is where the highest threat and the biggest concern is going to come in. at about 12:30, 1:30 a.m., look at the wind speeds and wind gusts. napa up to 40 miles an hour. san francisco, offshore winds along the coast, 34 miles an hour. redwood city, 29 miles an hour. as we continue to progress over the next few hours is when we'll see those temperatures,

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some areas may get a small amount, others up to a quarter to half inch in the north bay mountains. the north bay mountains. "cbs this morni ♪ ♪ >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it is thursday, october 19, 2017. welcome back to "cbs this morning." ahead, "new york times" columnist nicholas kristof in studio 57 after making his third visit to north korea. why he says it is scarier than ever to be there. >>> plus, bruno mars on the challenge and joy of performing in front of beyonce and his dad. first here is today's eye opener at 8:00. >>> a key republican senator says the trump administration needs to explain how four u.s. army sergeants were killed in niger >>> u.s. african command is investigating the ambush to see if there were warning signs >>> senators alexander and murray are going to unveil their bill even though the president doesn't support the deal. >>> this latest threat, north korea holds the u.s. and south korea warmongers who may start a nuclear war. >>> the gunman accused of killing three co-workers is in custody this morning >>> the fbi does not believe t

north bay mountains two inches. san jose mountains, as well. a lot of rain from the system. along the coast in the north bay up to three-quarters. the rest of the bay area inch and a half. thursday night through saturday one storm system comes through. intense conditions at the sierra. things will be in effect with several feet of snow. it is no joke. that will be the first big snowfall. season. >>> thank you. apple could soon drop qualcomm components in its next set of iphones and ipads. reuters say the tech giant has already made designs that would drop the chips supplied by qualcomm. it could impact devices released next fall. the two companies are in a leading battle over qualcomm's licensing terms. >>> "waymo" is looking to the future. the company's ceo says its self- driving cars are close to being road ready. he added that "waymo" plans to partner with fiat chrysler, lyft and the rental car company avis to deploy it. "waymo" is already offering fully autonomous rides in chandler, arizona, outside phoenix. >>> facebook is getting into the halloween spirit on its camera

north bay, marijuana growers say they've also had to rush in to save their crop. kron 4's maureen kelly explains that one man faced fire not only in the north bay but in the santa cruz mountainsoo. (grant) we have complete coverage of the deadly north bay fire storm...on-air and online. there's a list of the victims identified. we also have ways that you can help evacuees and people whose homes were destroyed... that is all on our website at kron four dot com. (catherine) time now to check on our weather... with meterologist lawrence karnow. the sea breeze brought much cooler weather to the bay area and much higher humidity too. the winds continue to blow and it's breezy in many areas now. the cooler temperatures and moist weather is helping fire fighters and there is even a chance of rain on the way. tonight we can expect increasing clouds with low clouds and fog moving into the bay and valleys. we can see the first storm of the season on the satellite picture. you can see it now moving out of the gulf of alaska. we could see some showers as early as the afternoon in the north bay before it spreads across the rest of the bay area overnight tomorrow. we could see a tenth to a

areas in red, the north bay mountains, until 5:00 tomorrow evening. st bay hills until 11:00 this evening. high fire danger there above 1,000 feet because the winds gusting to 50 miles an hour, humidity down to 8% and all that dead vegetation that could just spark and spread wildly as fire. here is a look at your 12-hour day planner in the 60s. 60s. mid-60s at the coast for the better part of the afternoon. we'll have low to mid-70s around the bay and mid to upper 70s inland. we'll be back in the 50s and 60s by 7:00. in fact here is a look at some of your highs today. a few 80s are possible. all right, here is a look at my accuweather seven-day forecast. another shot of cooler, drier air for tomorrow but then some 80s at the coast to 90s inland. alexis? >>> good morning, mike. as we get closer to 7:00 our commute is starting to ramp up. a couple crashes involving motorcycles, one of those westbound 80. it sounds like at least the middle lane, possibly the two right lanes are blocked. emergency crews on the way to the scene. that is causing delays and y

the north bay mountains and the east bay hills. the peak winds are fairly calm, at least the firefighters will have a little time now between when the wiptds are week expected to kick up. 2:30, 3:30 a.m., strong gusty conditions in napa, 20 to 30 miles per hour in santa rosa, 20 to 30 as well in the fairfield area as well. these gusts have the potential of going up to 40, 50-plus miles per hour. that timeline isn't very favorable right now. the pooelk gusts are expected between 2:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. if you are south of the wildfires, you need to remain awe high alert, specially through the overnight hours. see how quickly the winds from the north can spread those embers south. that's exactly what happened last sunday. we're hoping that it not another situation as we head into tonight, which is why we cannot let our guard town when we're talking about gusts up to 40 miles per hour. i'll have another update. relief on the way in the form of rain. that's not until next week. that update coming up in just a bit. i'll send it back to

strongest winds in the north bay mountains took the small fires and made them huge fires.ere the winds are right now, two things have happened, one, they've diminished in intensity, wonderful news, two, they've flipped onshore. it's now coming from the south and west. this may gradually improve the air quality in san francisco and oakland as the smoke is carried in the other direction. that said unhealthy air quality continues in the north bay, city of san francisco, central bay and along the coastline. you've been dealing with smoke all day. the red flag warning expires at 5 a.m. tomorrow, but high fire danger continues in any of our mountain locations as we may see some stronger gusts this evening and overnight tone. winds will continue to subside -- tonight. winds will continue to subside, but near the fire it's creating its own weather. the fuel level is still very dry, haven't had rain for 150 days, humidity levels still low and the fire danger won't get to the level where we need it until we get a good solid rain. i don't see any rainfall for at least the next six to

first round of rain, totals two-thirds of an inch to almost two inches from the south bay to north bay mountainsday. temperatures in the 60s and 70s through thursday and with that light storm on our storm impact scale rounds of rain and 50s and 60s friday through monday. >>> bay bridge toll plaza toll lane number five somebody is apparently out of their vehicle changing a tire. you can see that tow truck trying to get towards that car to get it out of there so you want to avoid toll lane number 5 if you're approaching or know somebody who is approaching the bay bridge toll plaza. there goes the tow truck and hopefully they will get that car moved out of there. all right. we have got a couple of problem spots. car in the center divide westbound 24 approaching the caldecott tunnel on the owe rind da side of things, not really slowing anything there. good news southbound 101 near story road, originally they had say a coroner was called to the scene then they canceled the coroner so it looks like whoever -- it was a vehicle versus a pedestrian so apparently no word on the severity if any injury but

high fire danger returns in the same areas we're seeing burning right now, the north bay mountains. it also includes the east bay hills and the diablo range. >> number seven with that poor air quality it is a spare the air day yet again today. unfortunately, we have major b.a.r.t. delays on the peninsula, at least 30 minutes all due to a switching problem on the track in the san bruno area. that delay between sfo and south san francisco. >> amidst the chaos of the fire we are seeing signs of health and hope provided by local people and businesses. >>> there is a peruvian restaurant quinoa cocina restaurant said he responded to the call to volunteer in santa rosa. amy hollyfield tweeted out this photo of an oakmont homeowner telling firefighters who saved the house she will be sending them some wine. help share some of the good news you're seeing. >>> we're coming back with another 90 minutes of news including the growing concern about people in the fire zones who haven't been heard from. >> and flames scorch a school building in santa rosa. the schools and colleges still feeling the

you can see the entire north bay and the santa cruz mountains because fires can easily start and they can easily spread under these conditions. you're wondering, it feels warm out there right now. it's not a trick on your imagination. the reason why the winds coming out of the north it's called a down sloping effect. when the winds compress as they move downhill, they warm up. right now it's mild in san francisco at 72. 73 that current number in napa and 71 in livermore. your 12-hour day planner, sunup at 7:12. monday will be another warm day across the region. a lot of spots going into the 80s 80s. the seven-day forecast shows you it stays breezy but a warm finish to the day. fog arrives on tuesday. it cools off midweek and feels

we can expect as much as a quarter of an inch of rain in the north bay with more over the mountains. the rain will tapper off further south but everyone should get some much needed drops. a high surf advisory is in effect with waves as high as 18 feet at a winter weather advisory goes up tonight for the sierra with between 3" to 6" expected over 6,500 feet. winds could gust to nearly 65 mph across higher peaks. you can see the cold low droppng out of the gulf of alaska. rain will increase thoughout the night before turning to showers early tomorrow morning. most rain should end before the morning commute but be especially slick with the first rain and we can't ruleout and morning shower. skies will clear on friday to be a cool brisk and afternoon. be in the 50s and 60s. the begins to warm this weekend with more sunshine. offshore winds could return late sunday through tuesday with some temperatures near 90s at that time. (lawrence) and you can stay connected on the forecast in your neighborhood by downloading our free mobile app... (pam) in the north bay.. cal-fire is pushing back th

we can expect as much as a quarter of an inch of rain in the north bay with more over the mountains. the rain will tapper off further south but everyone should get some much needed drops. a high surf advisory is in effect with waves as high as 18 feet at the coast. also a winter weather advisory goes up tonight for the sierra with between 3" to 6" expected over 6,500 feet. winds could gust to nearly 65 mph across higher peaks. you can see the cold low droppng out of the gulf of alaska. rain will increase thoughout the night before turning to showers early tomorrow morning. most rain should end before the morning commute but the roads will be especially slick with the first rain and we can't ruleout and isolated morning shower. skies (pam) tonight.. we are getting a better look at just how widespread the damage is from the north bay firestorm. early estimates put the cost at one- billion dollars... that figure is expected to climb. and tonight, a minor setback in the firefight... crews had hoped to have all the fires contained by tomorrow.. now that timeline is being pushed to next we

. >>> up in the north bay mountains we still have some gusty conditions up there, about 20 to 30 milesr. let's take a look at the map and you can see they're blowing in a southerly direction, whether it's south or southwesterly. they're still up there and they have still gusty. down in the valleys a little bit cooler and calmer this morning, with just 9-mile-per-hour winds at santa rosa. so the winds definitely stayed up with the fires are but down where the rest of us live not too bad. the fastest winds over in the east bay, still winds blowing at 50 miles per hour on top of mt. diablo this morning. 39 sebastopol and petaluma. that's great to get those fires to lay down. the rest of us in the 40s until you get to napa in the mid-50s. humidity levels not as conducive this morning as they were yesterday morning. we're in the 60 to 80% range. yesterday we were in the 80% to 100% range. because it's going to be so bone dry, we keep that red flag warning going for all neighborhoods, including the santa cruz mountains until about 5:00 this evening. look at that apocalyptic futuristic sunris

and then an offshore breeze sunday in the north bay and mountains, but it will be blowing more northeast to southwest. instead of northwest to southeast. so more of the pollution will start to be vented out over the ocean. but it will linger and it will be hotter that we'll likely have spare the air all the way through monday. so here is the weak cold front, that is what we get from alaska, it dumps all of the moisture in washington and oregon. by midnight, you can see light rain trying to move into the north bay and notice that is all it is right now, some light rain. earlier models were a little more bullish pushing up to about a third of an inch. but now it just looks like light rain maybe less than a tenth of an inch of rain. and some sprinkles for thursday morning. this is almost a week away, so things are going to change. so we'll keep an eye on it for you. if you are heading out today, here is a look at your temperatures. we'll have low to mid-70s inland, upper 60s low 70s around the bay, low to mid-60s along the coast. winds will subside, but >>> we're going to recap our breaking

and when all is said and done monday two-thirds to an inch and a half from the south bay to north bay mountains. my accuweather seven-day forecast we will be in the 60s and 70s through thursday and friday through monday 50s and 60s. sue. >> back to the bay bridge we go. no metering lights yet at 5:18 this morning, expect those to be turned on at any time. just minor delays for cash paying folks in those left hand cash lanes, we will check back in a few minutes because i have a feeling it's going to be within the next five or ten minutes that they get that completely turned off -- or on i should say, the metering lights. then we will take a look as we head over towards the east shore freeway and take a look at our maps here first, we have some slow traffic headed in the -- there we go, there's the richmond san rafael bridge, that's moving nicely, no problems here as you make your way from richmond over towards -- we're having some computer issues -- over towards the marin county side of things. still no metering lights yet but we will check back in just a few. we can't get enough of that bay bri

north bay. we're following the north bay fires as well as the fires in the santa cruz mountains.on your traffic, and a crash that closed lanes. for joining us. we are following breaking news -- mandatory evacuations in the santa cruz mountains. a wildfire burning near homes >>> good morning, it is 4:30. mandatory evacuations now in the santa cruz mountains where a wildfire is burning near homes near boulder creek. i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. we broke into programming to tell you about this at 3:00 a.m. this is part of the santa cruz mountains. mandatory evacuations are in effect in bear creek canyon. this is a look at the brush

in nt to the valleys 46 to about 52, up in the north bay mountains it's going to be in the 50s and 60szes pushing and fanning those flames and spreading that fire. we will have another bought of breezes wednesday night into thursday morning and calmer and warmer by the weekend. >> the richmond san rafael bridge on the richmond side things are looking better. we had a ovroll but looks like all lanes did open back up. we did have the carpool and fast track lanes closed for the last 45 minutes. want to check on mass transit for the north bay. golden gate transit no service from piner road, limited service from snp transit mall departures will happen as on as possible today. then a few of our other agencies, petaluma transit nonschool day service, start straight limited service fan at 5:00 this morning and sonoma county at stanford health care, we can now repair complex aortic aneurysms without invasive surgery. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for varicose veins. and if we can precisely treat eye cancer with minimal damage to the rest of the eye, imagine what we can do for glauco

notice where the fastest winds are, up across the north bay mountains, we still have the highest fireout 5:00. it's above 1,000 feet that's where the ingredients came together and still linger for a high fire danger. it's also the north bay where we see our biggest drop in temperatures, 16 to 20 degrees compared to yesterday. let's start with the peninsula, 42 in menlo park, 47 redwood city, everybody else in the low to mid 50s. 40s in the south bay, fremont, inland, east bay and all across the north bay. here is a quick look at what's going to happen with your commute today. not much. dry and calmer on the roads, mass transit cool to mild. >>> good morning, mike. not exactly glistening here if you're trying to get out of the tracy area. honestly it's a bit of a mystery. we think we have road work go late, it was scheduled eastbound and westbound right around grant line road, but we have got some extremely heavy volumes this morning, 205 down to 4 miles an hour, 11 miles an hour a little closer to altamonte pass. i'm checking those surface streets, they are all parking lots as well. c

offshore winds will persist over portions of our region into tuesday, especially in the north and east bay hills/mountains, with temperatures region-wide near or slightly below seasonal averages. winds will weaken slightly by midweek with a warming trend likely late in the week along with continued dry weather conditions. (steve) coming up new at ten:the dramatic police response in las vegas.. that saved even more people from being killed by a mass shooter. we have the dispatch recordings -- as swat teams moved in on the gunman,. (catherine) still ahead- san francsico on high alert.. what the city is doing in response to the attack in las vegas.. as it gets ready to host some high profile events. (steve) and next:new at ten: what you need to know if you ever find yourself in an active shooter situation... the advice that could save your life... after the break (catherine) new at ten: we've been meeting many bay area locals who were at the concert last night who made it out alive... and while luck may be a part of it - bay area law enforcement tells kron4's ella sogomonian that