gusts earlier this morning up to 67 miles per hour up in the north bay mountains. breezy for the rest of us to start off the day and very dry air because of the northerly to north easterly winds this afternoon. another burst of strong winds this evening in the mountains. low 70s in concord, upper 60s san jose, oakland and san francisco. >>> good morning. take a look at the roadways right now. if you plan to take the san mateo bridge, traffic is very late. a live look, no delays. everything clear between 880 and 101. fairly quiet on 101 and an easy ride which is the commute direction with no delays into san francisco. there is a crash on 680 as you work northbound past 101. it is very early, not a lot of cars on the roadway so even that one lane is blocked but no delays through there. most of our south bay travel times, all of them in the green. not seeing any delays as of yet. so far, so good on the nimitz freeway in both directions. >>> good samaritan who tried to stop an attempted theft murdered on a bart train. other suspected killer tryicarj it started at the ba

strongest wind gusts in the north bay mountains. we have seen gusts as high as 67 miles per hour in the north bay mountains. those offshore winds a big concern because of that high fire danger. breezy for the rest of the bay area with cloudy skies this morning. we'll see warmer temperatures through the afternoon. very dry air due to the winds. low relative humidity values through the afternoon. another burst of strong winds in the mountains this evening so that is why we're talking about critical fire condition. in san francisco, 60s. and concord in the low 70s. temperatures above average. more on your full forecast. >> a couple things happening in san francisco. we have train closures in affect. a trouble spot on surface streets, harrison and 5th. a couple cars tangled up. dream force closures in affect. they will shut down howard street be when 3rd and 4th street. detours in place. a lot of heavy traffic between 7:00 a.m. and 7pp. they do recommend using mass transit. no delays here. southbound traffic picking up a little bit into

we are going to notice gusty winds visas specifically fothe north bay mountains and east bay hills startingring the overnight hos for that in this fire weather watch is going to go into effect. wednesday morning at 04:00am through thuray morning at 07:00am so let me break this down for you it is going to impact not just thnorth bay mountains and east bay hills but also the diablo range as well and that because we're going to see sustained winds during that timeeriod out of the north-northeast of that perfect offshore ow pattern that we saw right when that contained fire sparked sustained winds 20 to 30 miles per hour with gusts. upwards of 45 miles per hour. but the highest peaksalong are ridges and hills could see gusts of more than 60 miles per hour. so that is why the ational weher service in the bay area. already concerned and issuing this fire weather watch relative humidi could be very bone dry, especially wednesday afternoon as well as in the single digits with little relief during the overnight hours so very clear calm conditions out there right now in t bay area, not clouds out the

now this is for the north bay mountains, east bay hills and de ab blow range so above 1,000 feet with the winds northerly to north easterly. near 60-mile-an-hour winds in the higher elevations and that means an increasing fire danger. so for today, one more day of those warm temperatures above average for this time of year because of that ridge of high pressure. then things will be changing for us. this low pressure system from the pacific northwest will drop south and our temperatures will cool down. winds will pick up late tuesday, wednesday and into early thursday. the timing, tuesday at 11:00 p.m. and the wind offshore starts to pick up. then through wednesday, this is at 6:00 a.m. on wednesday, those strong winds especially in the north bay mountains and here we are wednesday at 9 p.m. watching that very closely for elevions that high fire danger. today we're looking at highs well, above average for this time of year. we did break some records yesterday. could do it all hill later in low 70s for san francisco, berkeley and oakland. extended forecast. cooling it down by tomorrow.

>> you can see later tonight, we will see winds beginning to increase in the north bay mountains. , it's a mountain wind event, 35 to 50 miles per hour on average. north bay to about -- you have to go up high. we will see the wind calm down thursday. great through this weekend. next monday, we could have another wind event. we will know more in the next couple of days. i am looking for any possibility of rain in next tuesday and wednesday. showers. we areeeping an eye out. >> thanks for joining us. lester holt is next with "nig "nightly news." >>> breaking news tonight. the american people hearing the first direct accounts of president trump's ukraine call top white house aides who were listening in testifying the call unusual, inappropriate, and improper >> is improper for the president of the united states to demand and investigate a united states citizen and political opponent >> the army lieutenant colonel facing attacks, telling his father everything will be okay. >> do not worry. i will be fine for telling the truth. >>> also tonight, the surprise from a former top diplomat,

thursday for the north bay mountains, and northerly to north easterly winds. ve humidity values and gusts up to 60 miles per hour. ware watching that closely. the wiespecially for the north bay mountains into wednesday morning. even continuing into wednesday night into thursday. the higher elevations above one thousand feet we'll see the critical fire weather conditions. for today, well, above average. we did tie some records yesterday. we could do it all over again today. 75 in sunny vail. 80 for mojgan hill. 78 in pleasant hill. 77 in concord and walnut creek. low 70s in san francisco. mid-70s in san rafael. upper 70s for pen da lew ma. >>> what you can expect. cooling it down for all of us starting tomorrow. then the winds pick up late tuesday through wednesday and into early thursday. quieter weatr the week with temperatures near average. the city oven nis remains under water this morning. the water level is expected go down in the coming days. flooding reached nearly 5 feet yesterday, the highest in 53 years. the record levels have renewed debates about th

north bay overnight. that's wednesday morning at 1:00 a.m. you can see the bright areas of pink illuminating the ridge lines here of the mountains in the north bay. and if we put numbers on it, 60 miles per hour gusts in the mountains. so high bad is it? that's enough we need to be concerned, and that's why the national weather service issued another red flag warning and why pg&e is talking about the possibility of more power outages. we saw worst in october, but just an average offshore wind event like this one is enough. let me walk you through the timing. this is midnight on wednesday when we notice the winds pick up. then it pretty much stays that way throughout the day. it might slack off in the afternoon but then picks up again late wednesday night. that's why the red flag warning goes into effect at 4:00 a.m. on wednesday and it doesn't expire until 7:00 a.m. on thursday, so we have to be on guard for that whole window of time. i'll get out of the way so you can see the areas in red. it's not just the north bay mountains. it's also the east bay hills. i'll be back coming up in a few minutes. minutes. >> all right, thank you. and don't

focused on the north bay mountains for highest gusts.ack with another update on the rain outlook, something you're going to definitely like in extended forecast in about ten minutes. >> we'll see you then. thank you jeff. if you want to see if your home might lose power, check out our interactive map. type in your exact address for lookup tool. qr code on the left-hand side of the screen, point your phone's camera at it, will take you right to the map on our website. >>> big changes in orinda for short-term rentals on sites like airbnb. >> motion carries to pass the emergency ordinance immediately. >> homeowners required to live on prope when renting on the lo otr. stay in larger and rent out can extend this up to two years. stems from deadly halloween party shooting inside a home rented on airbnb. speaking of the shooting, more suspects could be out there. police arrested five people last week but contra costa district attorney let them go because they needed more information. >> happens with complex case of any type. this case is incre

the north bay mountains, east bay and diablo range. 4 and was a little 7 and wednesday. let's time and the future cast. the wind gusts. we see a pickup late tuesday night and especially heading through wednesday. we see the strongest wind. the peak wind gusts likely by wednesday nightwatching that closely, eelion at 10 fe. critical fat conditions. finally wend si daytime highs looking at the warm temperatures. 77 in concord. 75 for a high in san jose. 72 in oakland. 70 in san francisco. holding it down for all of us. for tomorrow, across the bay, and looking at a special and higher elevation with the wind picking up the dry and gusty offshore wind. by tuesday night and into wednesday, the peak wind gusts looks to be wednesday night to, into the overnight hours. we quiet it down, thankfully so friendly and into the weekend. >> thank you for the update. >>> little plastic army men are officially getting female reinforcements. in september e ceo of bmc toys announced they were army that is after a little girl wrote the company a letter asking for them. on thursday they laun

once we hit 11:30 tomorrow, building into the north bay mountains first. as we head through wednesday, there it is over the north bay mountains and for the east bay and into wednesday evening we'll of the gusty cast and the winds will clear out as we head to thursday's forecast can on the wind. on my extended the wind calms down as we head through thursday morning. but i want to start thinking about the wind on next monday. upper 50s and low 60s. inland valleys. again next monday we could see 20 to 30 mile-per-hour wind gusts. you may want to wait on buying your thanksgiving dinners if you're thinking of all the fixings because if we have more power outages next monday i don't want you to miss out if you don't have a generator. i want people to put that in the back of their minds. >> this is the big shopping weekend, is usually sunday and monday. >> we're going to watch that carefully, i promise you. >>> up next ford takes on tesla and elon musk loves it, or so he says. >>> happening now. san francisco installed the first of many new bike ramps. they say th

specifically the gusts in the north bay mountains.han that, average temperatures and no rain. back over to you. >>> coming up next, another contentious day on capitol hill. >> who had the most damaging testimony today and president trump's impeachment inquiry? >>> a woman attacked by dogs in the bay area homeless camp >>> a reminder we are streaming now on cbsn bay area. you can find us on kpix.com. the cbs news app also on your favorite platforms. >>> i am veronica de la cruz and here is what you missed. the most damaging testimony at today's impeachment hearing it came from a decorated combat veteran. army lieutenant colonel alexander bittman vindman told congress he was alarmed by the july phone call with the leader of ukraine, he said that he was or that it was improper and inappropriate that mr. trump would ask a foreign leader to investigate a political opponent. >> frankly i cannot believe what i was hearing. >> i never did, never would. that is preposterous that i would do that. >> lawmakers also honed in on a recent job offer

the north bay mountains, east bay hills, diablo range, a high fire danger for you as we'll see the highest wind in the higher elevations today. tomorrow, stronger cold front pushes in. tomorrow morning it will be a dry start, but we'll see increasing rain, heavy rain at times and strong winds. that is especially tuesday afternoon and tuesday evening. that drive home tuesday will be wet and windy. we'll keep that unsettled weather through wednesday and thursday. through the afternoon, the strong wind as long the coast and then through tonight, you can see the winds picking up especially up in the hills and mountains and there we go for tomorrow. even stronger winds expected with that stronger storm system. let's show you the rain. on futurecast taking you hour by hour, a dry start. dry day today. and for tomorrow morning. watch as we sea the clouds moving in. this is at noon. for tomorrow after 3:00 p.m. you can see that light rain pushing in. this is 3:00 p.m. here we are at 6:00 p.m. on tuesday. widespread rain, but the strongest rain, as well as the wind will be in the actual cold front

and let me break this do for you because it is going to impact the north bay mountains and east bay hills because of those gusty offshore winds out of the north-northeast 20 to 30 miles per hour we're with the gusts upwards of 45 mileper hour. elevation is above 1000 feet, including the diablo range. actual see gusts of more than 60 miles per hour. so it's not expected to be a historic wind event li the one that helped spread that kincade fire about a month and a half ag but it is extremely noticeable and dangerous justecause of the dry weather that we've had for most of october and november, relative humidity by wednesday afternoon could actually drop into the single digits wit little relief and recovery. wind speeds out there right he now in the bay area, fairly calm in the single digits and i am tracking very shallow nonexistent marine layer as we step outside temperatures out there right now in the 40's and 50's but still relatively warm right now in downtn san francisco at 62 degrees in wake a planner forecast is going to show little change tomorrow from day's daytim highs, maybe a d

the winds spreading and they stay fast in the north bay mountains through 9:00.as we head towards noon, they'll let up a little bit. 25 to 30 miles per hour. we have a secondary push from . the fire threat will start to wane. l high orange in solano and napa count tips. some red, the extreme fire danger in those same areas already by noon. they happen again at 7:00. watch what happens over night. just about everything goes away and we're down to low to moderate. we have to be vigilant today. jobina? >> thank you. good morning. we'll start off with a look at our drive times. tracy to dublin, 40 minutes. antioch to concord, 15-minute ride. san rafael to san francisco, 18 minutes. earlier there was a wind advisory on the altamont pass, that has been canceled. a live picture from the san mateo bridge, things are moving nicely. we're seeing brake lights as people head in towards the peninsula, outside of that, it is looking great. definitely really good at the richmond-san rafael bridge right now. live picture here, just two cars riding along, enjoying their commute t

a freeze warning north bay valleys and mountains. a frost advisory for the north bay coast. east bay and santa clara valley until 9 this morning. through the afternoon, a cool day. a few showers possible, but sun breaks. low 50s for the coast and low- to mid-50s for the bay and inland. tracking our next big storm for the weekend. we'll talk about that coming up. >> as we come to the roadways right now, getting word of a new accident. over to the right shoulder. traffic quiet anyway. if there is a problem, you won't see too many delays. traffic look good north and southbound. southbound hayward into fremont you're seeing nice speeds this morning. if you're leaded to the san mateo bridge, no delays between 880 over to 101. that is your commute out of hayward into foster city. no metering lights. >>> taking a live look now in san francisco. crews are working to repair a number of water main breaks along 22nd street. heavy machinery is deployed to get through to the pipes below. the streets may be dry now, but it wasn't the case earlier. this was the scene last night. surroundin

offshore winds are expected the north bay mountains beginning tuesday night into wednesday. the offshore winds mixed with low relative humidity ll likely lead to critical fire weather conditions. the genie is monitoring drand windy weather. in a stateme, the utility company says pg any seven-day potential psps forecast doesn't indicate the public safety power shutoff at this time, but weather conditions can change quickly if the forecast holds true pg any expat. customers to be in the dark. >>we expect to learn more in the next veral hours reporting from sonoma county jail on on for news. the state capitol for hearing for a second time this month. the senate committee is investigatinthe utilities recent power. now the committeewill dig into the effects of the blackout d you know the effects it had on the economy schools. emergency management and also businesses state senators will also examine the state's oversight. now testimony is expected from leaders from the state office of emergency servis and also the president of the california public utilities commission. lawmakers

a north bay mountain focused event for some of those top gusts. i will take you through this hour by hour forecast. we'll put numbers on this and a lot more clarity. that's coming up in about ten minutes. >> jeff, we'll see you shortly. >>> you can see if your home or business is in danger of losing power with our interactive map. you can type in your exact address using our look up tool. it's easy to use. if you notice on the lower left hand part of the screen there, the qr code, if you point your phone's camera right at it, it's going to take you right to this map on the website. >>> tense moments at a south bay high school, oak grove high found a suspicious package on campus. they took it to the office and the school went into shelter and place mode as a precaution. all students were evacuated to nearby coy park where they were eventually dismissed. luckily no one was hurt. just a few minutes ago we got word that theev rendered safe. >>> to an nbc bay area exclusive, people in a south bay community say a growing prostitution problem has made th

through the north bay mountains down to the santa cruz mountains. is a look at the san mateo bridge. you can't see too far into the bridge because of that fog. right now, though, the visibility is limited down to the north bay. down to a quarter on of a mile in santa rosa, napa. also in oakland, san carlos. san jose is down to a mile in terms of visibility. santa cruz, less than a quarter on of a mile. we will see this fog coming, hanging on tight. if you're closer to the inland areas, look at san jose right now. a live look at downtown. well, we're going to see some clearing and then the sunshine will prevail shortly after 89 o'clock a.m. by 10:00 a.m., we'll be in the 70s and yes, we're still warmer than we're supposed to be. i'll go over that timeline and your extended outlook coming up in about 15 minutes. >> we'll see you in 15. that will be a good one. >>> now to a confrontation on a b.a.r.t. platform that is getting a time of attention. a man was cited by b.a.r.t. police for eating a sandwich while waiting for his train. >> you singled me out

on thursday, for the north bay, mountains, east bay hills and for the diablo range.x 5 has the survival guide for tomorrow's potential power shutoff. >>> breaking news out of napa county. the chp says that two people are dead following a crash on highway 29 just north of st. helene ya. two vehicles were involved in the collision. it happened this morning. both directions of the highway have been shut down. no word on when the roads will reopen. no other injuries were reported. >>> i'm katie nielsen at the live news desk. we are taking a live look at capitol hill where there ll be another major day in the ongoing house impeachment inquiry into president trump. testimony continue this is morning in just about 30 myths with appearances by senior national security advisors. nine witnesses are scheduled to testify this week, including three who said they permanently heard president trump's phone call with ukraine. a special report will start at 6:00 a.m. right here. this is a live look inside the hearing room. everyone is gathered, and ready to go in about 30 minutes. >>

north bay mountains, east bay hills and the diablo range. it's all because of, first, the cold front pushing through today, dropping our temperatures and bringing the slight chance of a sprinkle or shower. but this low drops south, and that is why we are going to see the winds pick up. the dry and offshore wind, especially up for elevations above 1000 feet. but for today, taking you hour by hour, here we are at 3:00 p.m. you can he see the clouds. the sky is clear, offshore wind. we'll see the wind pick up at 11:00 p.m., you get going for tomorrow morning and then continuing for another burst of strong winds, up especially in the north bay tomorrow evening. and that high fire danger, this is our fire danger index on a scale from 0 to 10 and watch as that increases, that high fire danger, including the winds, humidity as well as soil moisture. the temps for today, much cooler, 68 in con corks 63 in oakland and for san francisco, 65 for the high in san jose. and there you go with that extended forecast with temps on the cool side overt next se

. >> a well, the good news, the winds have definitely eased es fishily in the north bay mountains but now we're dealing with the cold temperatures for the north bay. what we call radiation shul cooling. temperatures can really plummet. you don't have the cloudcover to insulate us. santa rosa down to 38 degrees right now. one of the colder spots. 48 in concord. mid-50s oakland and san francisco. milder for you. low 40s in livermore. clear skies across the bay area. other locations as we start off the day, san rafael at 42. 49 in napa right now. looking at 41 in fairfield. 42 in livermore. 40 in mounds view. really specifically for the north bay, and locations that had their power shut off and now dealing with the cold temperatures. looking at 42 for pad da lew ma. we'rur seasonal for this time of year. for the coast upper 50s. for the bay low to mid 60s. call to mind temperatures there mid- to upper 60s. right around where we should be for this time of year. this low pressure system is uth it ended their dry streak and kicked up the winds for us in the bay area. a ridge of pressure wil

now it covers the north bay mountains. the east bay hills and the diablo range. strong winds and low humidity are in the forecast and it starts at about 4:00 tomorrow morning. it will continue until 7:00 thursday morning. now because of that warning pg&e says power may be shut off to more than 300,000 customers around the state once again. public power shutoffs are expected in all of bay area counties. customers in san francisco won't be effected by those power shutoffs. people who went through the last round of shutoffs. busi're still recovering from the last outage. some people say they'd rather have blackouts than wild fires. >> they gave all their money to their executives and so they're putting it back into their infrastructure. >> if they feel in their wisdom it's right then i'm going to support their wisdom. >> a lot of people who were not prepared for the last power shutoffs. one store we visited had 20 ate generators of different sizes yesterday afternoon. it sold 26 of them after pg&e added marin to the list of counties. extension cords, batteries and f

the freeze warning is in affect for the north bay valleys and mountains. definitely cold for you. also a frost advisory for the north bay coast, santa clara valley. we're looking at subfreezing temperatures for many locations especially santa rosa, 27 degrees right now below freezing for you. mid 30s in concourse, livermore, about 40 in san jose as well as for oakland, livermore coming in at 34. daytime highs topping out in the low- to mid-50s. a cool day across our region. we're talking about the cold, bitterly cold temperatures this morning. >> thank you. hills berg is one of the cold spots affected bate freeze warnings. people turned out to dine at restaurants in the downtown thanksgiving night. we spotted cozy diners with bottles of wayne and thanksgiving food. the national weather service saying it could damage unprotected plumbing. >>> my mom has some lovely tomato plants that we have to cover up. >> sonoma county will open warming centers sunday. >>> from freeze warning in the bay area to miserable driving conditions in southern california, the grapevine reopened after being

it is for that fact we do now have a fire weather watch in effect for the north bay mountains, the east and diablo rain. we could even see gusts in spots close to 60 miles per hour along our ridge tops. we're going to take a much closer look at these winds and show you when they finally calm down in a few minutes. >> now, we do have power outage updates at our website, abc7news.com as well as a link to the pg&e website that has the latest information about the upcoming shutoff. >>> in other news now a possible case of road rage ended with the stabbing of a park ranger on a san francisco freeway. san francisco police say an on duty police officer, a park ranger rather followed a suspect's car onto the freeway this morning after seeing the driver yelling at other drivers. that suspect crashed into the center divide and as the ranger was getting out of his car, that suspect stabbed him. people driving by helped the ranger and held the suspect until police arrived and arrested him. as the chaos unfolded police dispatch audio has one caller indicated the suspect threatened her life. that sus

it hits the mountains over the north bay, and then that's where we get the fire weather concerns. then we have the winds going offshore and speeding up to get over the mountains. that's why it's a total different scenario in terms of winds for the red flag warning. most of us won't notice it down here where we live. it's a lot windier in the mountains than it will be at your house, and we've had several events like that that have happened so far this season. see is spin? can't miss it. that's the area of low pressure. you can see the storm here. watch what happens. counterclockwise spin, and the storm missed it going too far inland. when storms go inland, we feel them pass, but don't get the rain. we get snow in the sierra. that's tonight into tomorrow and into early thursday. and cal trans is already temporarily closing some of the passes. temperatures back to average. there's the morning lows for tonight. i'll show you the daytime highs in line with what we should be doing for this time of year. in the bay the headlines continue to be the winds overnight tonight through tomorrow.

the north bay mountains, the east bay hills and the d iablo range. humidity are in the forecast. it will continue until 7:00 thursday morning. now because of that warning pg&e says power may be shut off to 300,000 customers around the state. as well as mendovino. customers in san francisco won't be affected by the power shut off. >> people who had to go througof shutoffs. business owners

this system will also bring some stronger winds to the north bay mountains and east bay hills.critical fire weather is possible. the national weather service may issue a fire weather watch. here is a look at the satellite radar system. so we have high pressure over the pacific and this is brings us that slight offshore flow, we're seeing clearer conditions and warmer temperatures later on with more sunshine. what we're tracking is this area of low pressure and this is expected to move in midweek, brings us cooler temperatures and also stronger winds we will keep an eye on. here is the forecast animation, it shows you even by 7:30 this morning just some low clouds off the coast, lots of clear skies, all this afternoon, and then as that high pressure weakens overnight into tomorrow we will start to see more of the cloud cover and fog return to the coast, that's where temperatures are going to start to cool down tomorrow. but for today enjoy the sunshine and above average warmth. 70 degrees in san francisco today with lots of sunshine, 73 in oakland, in san jose 75 degrees, almost

we have a worry for 27 hours of a high fire danger in the north bay mountains, east bay hills and thediablo range. gusty winds, dry air and dry vegetation, which we shouldn't have this time of the year combine for critical fire conditions. 4:00 in the morning, calistoga, middleton, that's where we have the fastest winds. they will peak during the evening and early overnight hours wednesday night. so while we're going to bed, that's when the winds will be roaring their farstest. >>> kanye west sold out a different kind of show over the weekend. he appeared at a sunday service alongside joel osteen in houston, texas. the event was free but scalpers were selling the tickets outside for 500 bucks. the rapper and his choir talked about his journey to faith. >> it's all up to god. he's providing these opportunities right here. when we go to the prisons, when we go and do an interview with joel, it's overwhelmingly positive response. >> west just released his ninth studio album last month titled "jesus is king." >>> stanford health care is welcoming patients to its new state of the art hospi

perhaps a drop of rain in the north bay, maybe a drop in the mountains through 6:00, but in terms of meaningful rain, that's not what this does for us. it's the cool down. and if we're going to get some rain here, this is interesting, there's a winter weather advisory in the sierra. starts 4:00 in the afternoon and doesn't expire until 7:00 on wednesday, so if you have travel plans in the mountain, be aware of that. but the headline and what we led with the newscast, after that system comes through, it's going to open the door for another strong north wind event. i'll play it ahead to the start. that's tuesday night at 7:00. from tuesday night going forward, watch the bright colors start to show up through the mountains. i stop it there on wednesday morning. so overnight tuesday into the first half of wednesday we have another strong offshore wind event. this one doesn't look as bad as the last one that came through with really strong gusts. but the possibility is there for an isolated gust up to 60 miles per hour in the mountains on tuesday night into wednesday morning. i'll show yo

peak gusts to near 60 and this includes the north bay mountain, east bay hills. but the real focus is up here. look how bright it is in the colors of north bay. tomorrow at 6:00 a.m., if we put numbers on it, you can see the trouble. 60 miles per hour gusts in the mountains. only 18 miles per hour for santa rosa. just to drive that point home, here's the perspective of the terrain. you can see the mountain ranges here. those are the areas we're concerned about. so it may not seem like there's a very windy situation happening overnight tonight and through the afternoon tomorrow where you live, but just remember it's going at a good clip. here's the daytime highs tomorrow. try to get everybody in here. we start in the mid to upper 60s in the south bay. numbers average, we've cooled back to average today. no doubt you noticed the drop in temperatures. once we've done the big drop, we stay here. across the rest of the seven-day forecast, you'll see the temperatures don't change much. we'll just keep doing average from here out. but what's missing is rain. we don't hav

winds at 4:00 tomorrow morning, mainly fast up in the north bay mountains.then notice as we head from 7:00 to midnight, that's when the winds will be fastest and most dangerous. our critical fire conditions will peak. >>> all right. we're still tracking traffic problems in the north bay in calistoga. highway 29 closed in both directions due to a double fatal accident from a head-on collision. westbound 4 near alhambra, overturned crash. it looks like it might be off to the right-hand side. tow truck is heading to the scene. bay bridge toll plaza backed up toward the maze. just a reminder, avoid south of market area due to dreamforce. traffic will be busy around moscone center. >>> a peaceful night's sleep is hard to come by for new moms and dads. tara has more than half a million followers on instagram. she is the founder of taking cara babies. her tips are very popular. so this morning she is sharing her cigarettes to get little ones to fall asleep on their own and stay asleep. one of the biggest lessons is recognizing when to put your baby to sleep >> babi

a fire weather wah is in effect for the north bay mountains east bay hills e diablo range until early thursday morning. that's because wind speeds are really going to start to kick up in fact probably start to see them late tuesday night. coming across the north base, the offshore winds starting to develop and then really going to amp up io wednesday all day and then getting into a early thursday morning we could see speeds about to 3545 miles per hour and gusts of to 60 for summer highest elevations. the complete weather forest coming up daria thanks a lot. >>and snoop dogg says people magazine got it wrong. he is the sexiest man alive. so we photo shopped his facover john legend. this is the but i think this is the way the cover should have looked to see is what he says y posted this over the weekend legend and and his wife chrissy t gun have not weighed in on snoop's idea >e'll take a break and dog. coming up the next hour we got about. 1000 people potentially could have their power shut off again this week is pg need storm on wednesday. we'll talk more about that coming up a a new

this covers the north bay mountains, the east bay hills and the diablo range from the higher elevationssolano county to santa clara county. that fire danger is rising because of looking nudity and there are strong winds. >>> speaking of the wind let's check in with steve paulson on this red flag warning and the weather. >>> is started at 4 am and goes until tomorrow. most of the strongest gusts will be today in higher elevations but working gusts of 40 miles per hour yes, there is some sierra snow and he winter weather advisory out until 7:00 but it's all about the wind. there is the system that did produce rain to the north and ford said that to crews mountains which picked up some in san jose did as well. that system is pushed out and the wind is picking in. gust of 40 miles per hour at fairfield, north at napa . 40s and 50s to 60 at the napa airport. that's a north wind kicking in their mind. all the rain is in southern california and for us today highs in the 60s to 74 in san jose. >>> we do

north bay mountains, east bay hills and diablo range. over possibility of overhere.r. 5:00 a.m., 26. notice it's over 30-mile-an-hour winds in of what's to come. back with a complete look at forecast coming up. >> thanks sandhya. >>> lots of stress in north bay as residents gear up for another round of pg&e power shutoffs. >> for some businesses timing is terrible, one week before thanksgiving. >> cornell barnard is live in santa rosa. >> reporter: thousands of folks have been through power shutoffs before, never gets easier. owner of this pie shop hoping the power stays on, got a lot riding on it. >> busiest time of the year for us. >> reporter: go time at the bakery, stacked holiday pie boxes to the ceiling. 600 orders for thanksgiving but baking may not happen if pg&e shuts the power out this week. >> we'll go out and beg, borrow and plead for refrigerated truck in the parking lot? i don't know, we can't call people and say pg&e has ruined your holiday. >> reporter: last power shutoff nearly put her out of the business. >> god love pg&e. >> reporter: oakwood villa

our north bay mountains and our east bay hills and it's scheduled to wrap up by 07:00am on thursday, but wind speeds could get up to about the 60 mile an hour ma. so just keep that in mind and also keep in mind a describe the long sleeves as you make your way out of the house this morning. it's a definitely a cool start 40's and 50's and i'm tracking but a wm into the afternoon. have all thoseetails coming up robin alright, thank your backup checking in on traffic, the oakland san francisco commute very crowderight now at the bay bridge toll plaza, your cash planes. and for you there. so yes, you have to wait it's already backd up to west grand and so from that point through the paye gates a lot of bring tapping going on here. her at 11 minutes and growing to fremont street for over to 92 where we see lots of red brake ghts leaving hayward to the peninsula so filling in quickly othflat section but overall a great trip to foster city and san mateo and wide open here at the richmond san rafael bridge, a quick 7 minutes to make your way into the north bay mes started. >>thank you very m

watch as we head through late tonight into tomorrow morning, so the winds will pick up for the north bay mountains as you can see the red and purple colors indicating the gusty winds up at the higher elevation, wednesday evening, another burst of strong winds. gusts up to # 0 miles per hour for the mountain peeks. a red flag warning is in effect. it's indicating the high fire danger and this is for the north bay especially with those strong winds, low relative humidity values and very dry for that soil moisture. our sun sets at 4:55 and sunrise 4:55, there we go with the extended forecast. we'll see quieter way by thursday. it's an end of the work week with temperatures near average this time of the year. >> sounds good. thank you. >>> the national zoo in washington, d.c., beibei is on wait to china today. zoo keepers have worked for weeks to prepare him for this journey. they made sure he would be an acclimated by staying in the crate and getting used to the closed door and he's four-year old. >>> a bay area student speaks out about mental health struggles. >> e-mail us if you have a consumer wat

issued a re weather watch they issued sunday for the daysoming up winds are expected in the north bay mountains, beginning tuesday night and that's going to spill in wednesday. high winds and a critical fire watch conditions. weay remember of course prompted the utility company to shut off power twice in oober. >>but if it saves us from bng burned like we were 2 years ago i guess it's ok there's 2 sides tthis so we've got to fix d they do need to fix here. infrastructure for it. >>so we'll just have to wait and see of course we'll keep you updated make sure you have the crime on app to take it with you as you go along pg e expects about a 180,000 people to lose power in the next round of shut-offs. to the south but now a man is covering this morning after being robbed and shot right in front of his south a home in broad daylight. the attackers they were caught on camera kron four stand thorne has details. >>the san jose neighborhd is rattled is a violent robbery happens in broad daylight, the rm and caught on home surveillance camera are seen here,jumping out of a black car pistols in hand aime

especially for the north bay alives, and mountains. emperatures sub freezing in the 20s with a freeze warning in effect for the north bay valleys and mountains. a frost vice tri tonight into tomorrow for the north bay coast, east bay and santa clara valley. a few showers for tomorrow, for black friday and more wet weather into the weekend. satellite and radar view. low pressure system around. a few lingering showers especially for the south bay. here we are at 4:00 p.m. a little bit of sunshine as we head through the day. you can see the south bay, we had a better chance to see a few more showers. as we head through tomorrow, we are here at 4:00 p.m., a few more showers are possible for your fray. watch as you go through saturday. increasing rain and wind for your saturday into sunday as that atmospheric river sets up for us. the subtropical moisture as we go through the weekend. you can really see that plume of moisture moving into the bay area for the weekend. well, a winter storm warning again still in effect up in the sierra for the

north, east, and also the south bay. once again we're on the downward side of the wind event. mountain gusts. lower in the valleys, 5 to 15, with really any kind of wind remaining focused right over the north bay. on a side note here, cold temperatures tomorrow morning in the same areas still without power. 30s and 40s. so if you have heat, you have power, you know a friend without power, maybe you want to give them a call, invite them over, help them out with these chilly temperatures we're dealing with right now. coming up in about eight minutes, i'll have details on a rain forecast i think you will like. in fact, you will probably love. that's in about, again, seven minutes. >> okay. we'll see you then. thank you, jeff. just about 30 minutes ago we learned that vice president joe biden is planning a visit to the bay area. democratic candidate for president plans to attend three fund-raisers on thursday december 12th. the private events will be south san francisco -- pardon me, in san francisco, south san francisco, and palo alto. >>> president obama will be in the bay area tomorrow for his

some north bay mountains an inch or more.en with the wednesday chances of showers, we could push one inch. that's where you see green in some areas. this storm is becoming the real deal. >>> cal fire is suing in and out over a wildfire. the fire burned about 250 acres in september of 2017. in the lawsuit cal fire says a tractor mowing grass on an in and out property sparked the fire. the lawsuit also says the tractor was not properly maintained. the suit seeks 1$1.2 million frm the fast food chain. >>> a young northern seal is being saved and cared for this morning after wander nothing a parking garage in redwood city. the pup is about five months old. someone went to the fire station to report seeing it yesterday. marine mammal center was called to pick it up. >> she's going to need some fluids and a little bit of nutrition, so we've got, i think, six or seven fur seals up on site. he'll join that little gang up there. >> she says this is the prime time of year for seeing young seal pups in need of rescue. >>> one year after

diablo but especially those interior north bay mountains, we're going to see rain and snow continuings to wind down later this evening and we'll be tracking our next storm.hec river that could come in late saturday night into sunday, and it's going to bring in more rain. as far as what we'll see the rest of today, not a whole lot here, maybe another quarter of an inch, but as we head toward the weekend we're going to see the next storm coming in, look at those rainfall totals anywhere from one to possibly three and a half, maybe even four inches of rain, between saturday night and monday, so this is going to be an even bigger storm than what we're dealing with right now, and then for the sierra, we talked about this, that next storm coming in will bring in additional snowfall totals on top of the two to three feet that we could see day, another four feet possible, so that's going to be crazy going into these next few days but the good news is that we have a break tomorrow for the turkey trot, we're looking good. it's going to be cool with temperatures in the upper 40s, some mid-50s fo

a freeze warning for the north bay valleys and mountains until 9:00 a.m. a frost advisory for the coast and east bay and santa clara valley due to the plummeting cold temperatures. through the afternoon, the daytime hygienist rally in the low to mid 50s. this afternoon tracking our next storm system with an atmosphere rick river. we'll talk about the weekend forecast coming up. >>> thank you mary. if you're leaded out the door, you plan to go shopping, so

a freeze warning for the north bay valleys and mountains this morning until 9:00 a.m. ue to the cold temperatures. a frost advisory for the north bay coast, east bay and santa clara valley. bundle up for sure as you head out the door. your weather headlines cool, mainly dry. picking up some sun as you go through the day, but also the chance to see more scattered showers as we head through the afternoon with that low pressure system hanging a round. our next big storm system arrives tomorrow. that will bring increasing rain and wind so a wet weekend ahead and the heaviest rain saturday night into sunday morning. this is an atmospheric river that we're tapping into the tropical moisture. i'll show you this in just a moment burt the strong and low pressure system still close enough to us where scattered activity is a possibility as we head through the day. taking you hour by hour, there we go with some showers as we go through the afternoon. also catching a little bit of sunshine depending on where you are. increasing rain through your saturday and again, the heavier rain

we do have some very low humidity, especially in some of the north bay mountains going into the restnext 24 hours we'll see that offshore wind that could mean a high fire danger as the winds increase in the upper elevations while the rest of the bay area not feeling much of a wind. our high pressure still in control and it is also keeping us from getting any rain and we're going to see this pattern continuing even as it moves off toward the east. we are going to see a couple of cold fronts moving in to drop our temperatures. but it looked like we'll stay drive for the next seven days. so here is a look at our seven-day forecast. it does show that we'll see our temperatures coming down with some low 70s for the rest of the week after wednesday. and then for the weekend it is also looking nice and fall-like but not fortunately tracking any storm system that could bring us some really measurable rain, at least in the next couple of weeks. but i'll be keeping an eye on that, marcus and laura, over the next several days. >> thanks, kari. >>> still ahead on bay area news midday, the contro

look at the pinks and the whites in the diablo range and the north bay mountains, the rest of us have have some downpours moving through, daly a 280 and around san mateo. more is on the way. jobina? >> i want to start with a live look at the golden gate bridge. you can see the slick road conditions. our chp feed is showing spinouts, thankfully nothing too seriously at the moment. take it slowly out there. there are also bridges. in redwood city, we have roadway flooding in that area. we have the shoreline on-ramp to southbound 85 there. so please be careful. we are seeing some other flooding as well. i'll have more on that coming up. >>> we'll have more on the storm in a second. first we're tracking breaking news in the east bay. there is heavy police presence outside of a house in lafayette. an ambulance was seen leaving this location with a police car trailing behind it. we're trying to confirm reports this is a possible home invasion and robbery. you can see officers around a suitcase there in the middle of the street. we reached out to lafayette police for wlletu ow as as we infor

wind gusts for the north bay mountains, east bay hills and diablo range between 35 to 45 miles per hour. possibly over 60 for isolated areas. and that means any fires that do develop will spread quickly. so fire danger rising as we head towards midweek. ama? >> thank you, sandhya. and to get the latest news sent to you, download the abc7 news app. we'll send out push alerts as pg&e updates the process so you'll know if the lights are going to go out where you live. >>> meanwhile, top executives at pg&e are facing a panel of sacramento lawmakers over the utility's power shutoff missteps. they were criticized about poor communication with customers and were asked about improvements. david louie has pg&e's answers. >> the same three executives who have been the public face of pg&e during the power shutoffs found themselves before the state senators on the energy and utilities committee. the goal was the hear what lessons had been learned as hundreds of thousands of its customers lost power during public safety power shutoffs during high wind events over the past two months. ceo bill johnso

the north bay mountains, the east bay hills and the d iablo range. low humidity are in the forecast. it will continue until 7:00 thursday morning. now because of that warning pg&e says power may be shut off to 300,000 customers around the state. as well as mendovino. customers in san francisco won't be affected by the power shut off. >> people who had to go througof shutoffs. business owners from restaurants to nail salons say they're still recovering from the lamepeople told us they'd rather from blackouts than wild fires not everyone is willing to give pg&e credit for making good decisions. >> they gave all their money to their executives and so they're putting it back into their infrastructure and now we're paying for it. >> if they feel in their wisdom it's right i'm going to support them in their wisdom. >> a lot of people who were not prepared for the last round of power shutoffs are taking action now. one novato hardware store we visited had 28 generators of different sizes yesterday afternoon but sold 26 of them in the two hours after pg&e ad

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we are looking at a at 10:00 tonight until 9:00 am for the north bay valleys and mountains, frost advisory for the east bay, santa clara and northwest bay coast because of temps plummeting. the coldest temps will be the valley and north mountains. looking at the north bay coast, east bay. santa clara upper 20s to low to mid-30s. so protect your plants and pets. as we go through, here we are with the satellite and radar view. low pressure system still hanging around for us. that's why we'll look at lingering showers. not a lot. still, that is a possibility on future cast. you can see some sun breaks but also especially for the south bay. better chance to see a few more showers. and then as we th y tomorrow, a few more showers as well. spotty in nature. we'll see tape creasing rain and wind for the weekend can especially by saturday afternoon into sunday. that atmospheric moisture, can you really see that plume of tropical moisture moving into the bay area as we head into the weekend. daytime highs for today, looking at 51 in cop cord, livermore, 51 for oakland, 50 for san francisco and ther