notice more neighborhoods in the north bay valleys, east bay valleys also included. not just elevations above 1,000 feet like normal. >>> number three, santa clara county moves into the orange tier for reopening today. that means expanded indoor dining and larger outdoor gatherings. alameda county will follow in about two weeks. >>> number four, eli lilly is pausing testing on its covid-19 antibody cocktail citing safety concerns. >>> and number five, in less than an hour, judge amy coney barrett will begin a second day of questioning on capitol hill. the senate judiciary committee is expected to approve barrett tomorrow setting up her likely confirmation before the full senate before election day. >>> number six, we will check out a live look showing you the san mateo bridge. so far things are moving, getting busier there heading westbound. >>> number seven, state health officials are recommending that you avoid trick or treating this halloween because of covid-19. instead they're encouraging online fun like costume parties or pumpkin carvincarving. >>> in today's "

north bay. nid 7 mid 70s for downtown. 81 for san rafael. 84 to 88 through the rest of the north bay valleys. 76 the east bay shore. tonight will be comfortable. most of us in the 50s. a few 40s in the deepest north bay valleys. the increasing breezes in the hills, 60s and 70s. we have that red flag warning again starting tonight at 10:00 through 8:00 friday morning. with decreasing afternoon temperatures, we'll have decreasing winds. staying in the 60s and 70s saturday through tuesday. there's likely another red flag warning this weekend. julian? >> thank you. >>> abc's hit show "blackish" returns tonight. jobina is at the live desk with a preview. >> yes. i have been watching reruns in prep for tonight, so tracee ellis ross is on "gma" this morning talking about the new season and as we would expect she says things were different filming during the pandemic. >> i'll be honest, it was a little bit like, all right. we'll do the show but we'll do it under water with scuba gear. you know, there's a lot of safety protocols. it changes the dynamic of what we do, but because of the chemistry and the

here's the fire danger index, we are pegged in all the areas, north bay mountains, valleys, east bay hills, valleys. extreme conditions right now. this will taper a little bit and push mainly up into the north bay and drop down to very high as we head into the latter parts of the afternoon hours. heading into the evening, extreme comes back in the north bay and it starts to spread in a smaller area to the other beforembefor before-mentioned areas. that's why the red flag warning is until 11:00 tomorrow morning. let's get over to jobina and talk about the morning commute. hi, jobina. >> hi, mike. thank you. good morning. so the metering lights are officially on at the bay bridge toll plaza. according to the chp, they turned them on around 5:57 this morning. it's packed there. it will be slow until you get to the incline. looking at the san mateo bridge, getting busier there. especially making your way westbound. you can see the brake lights in the distance. bringing in this graphic, in the south bay, specifically san jose north bubound 101 before mckee, minor slowing of traffic. kumasi

bay valleys. tonight,falling mainly back ito the 50s. a few 40s in the north bay valleys. push of winds and drier air rolls in.red flag warr for at least friday, and main again for saturday and sunday morning when that last cold dry front comes through. after that hopefully we can breathe a sigh of relief. >> thank you. >>> new at 6:00, san francisco rent showing historic drops. why one group says it is the top place in the country to get a deal. >> first up, keeping connected with your neighbors. how facebook is hoping to compete with the nextdoor app. >>> and united wants your business this winter. the extra fligh i in business you have to be then do it all over again. comcast business gives you fast, reliable internet on the nation's largest gig-speed network. and now for a limited time, you can also get fast shipping- with amazon business prime essentials. so no matter what comes next, you'll always be ready to bounce forward. get started with powerful internet and voice for $64.90 a month, and ask how you can get one free year of amazon busines prime essentials on us.

north bay. heading into the east bay, we have 84 at berkeley to about 89 in castro valley.lleys we go and the heat, 94 to 97 degrees. tonight, the green, some of our deepest valleys will be in the 50s. most of us in the 60s. above 1,000 feet, 70s, that yellow and some 80s in the highest peaks in the north bay. that's when those critical fire conditions really peak. so record lows and record highs both on the warm side possible thursday and friday. the heat will ease a little bit near the coast saturday. cooling really kicks in sunday. we're back into the 60s and mainly 70s by monday. >> thank you. >>> "good morning america" is coming up at 7:00 here on abc7 news. >> ginger zee has a look at what's ahead. >> good morning. great to be with everybody this morning. coming up on "gma," big concerns as coronavirus cases surge across the country. for the second time in two days a major clinical trial in the fight against the virus has been halted. we'll have the latest on both of those stories. also this morning the powerful words from megan thee stallion calling out the challenge

south san francisco and sausalito. 81 to 85 through the north bay valleys, along the east bay shore,n the east bay valleys, 82 to 85 degrees. tonight, 40s in the valleys, 50s elsewhere, you can see the cloud cover returning to the coast. my accuweather 7-day forecast, look at those temperatures. saturday and sunday and again a big wind event sunday night into monday. that will usher in the coolest temperatures. lows in the 30s possible next week. have a good day. back to you. >> thanks. >>> there's a settlement to fix san francisco's leaning millennium tower guess who gets to pay for it? san francisco taxpayers. $30 million of it. the chronicle insider phil matier reports the overall settlement is 100 million. this money is going to pay for 52 piles to be drilled into bedrock to shore up the structure that is leaning by about 14 inches. millions more will go to the kond condo owners whose propert values plummeted. >> there were questions about that tower at the beginning, whether the foundation was properly installed. whether it should have gone on landfill. whether they should have

we we will see them continue for those of you in the north even through monday afternoon and monday night. so most of the bay area valleys will notice that red flag advisory expire by around monday at 11 o'clock but still continue for the north bay mountains and east bay hills including the diablo range through around 5 o'clock for your tuesday and relative humidity as you step out the door right now for sonoma napa fairfield inn yacht bowl we saw that impressive video of winds just howling in that area with those 10's actually getting knocked onto the ground relative humidity right now the single digits because of those wind gusts in that 30 to 40 miles per hour range and then we will notice single digit relative humidity in the east bay as well most of your monday, so even as the winds calm down still tracking a very dry air mass even with those calmer conditions for most of the bay area just dean and dan. thank you so much recent. let's take a look exactly where the power is out because pg has turned off the power. >>to 225,000 customers already across the state with 136,000 more expected to lose power tonight. this i

few minutes ago, let's take a look at our low lying area specifically in the valleys sustained winds for most of the north bay 20 to 30 miles per hour now starting to extend into the valleys of the east bay as well so winds really peaking for those of you in the north bay, but for those of you in the east bay you'll notice the peak of those winds by around midnight through 8 o'clock monday morning for the rest of the bay area specifically the coast and the south bay winds will peak for us at around one to 9 o'clock monday morning will re could see sustained winds 20 to 30 miles per hour. but gusts upwards of 55 miles per hour will be possible. even along our coastal cities relative humidity out there right now because of those double digit, northerly winds right now in the single digits for yacht bill sonoma napa and fairfield as well and in the teens for those of you in livermore and let's take a look at your microclimate monday forecast because these northerly winds are going to continue as well for monday afternoon long after the red flag warning for most of our valley's expire by around 11 o'clock monday

we have 73 to 78 through most of the north bay valleys. some upper 60s in richmond and berkeley. 70 to 73 elsewhere. 76 to 82 in the east bay valleys after being in the 40s this morning. here's tonight. more 40s in the valleys, 50s around the bay. a little bit of green along the coast for that drizzle. here we are at 11:00 sunday. that's when the fire weather watch begins. hu high to very high critical fire conditions across the north bay, napa, solano and lake counties. watch the explosion of very high to extreme as we head to 11:00 sunday night across all of our higher elevations and some of that will slip into the lower elevations for monday morning. that's the timeframe i'm most worried about. most of us will be sleeping. tuesday, wednesday morning, no wind. extremely dry air. 30s and 40s for lows. 70s and 80s for highs. time to prepare. back to you. >> thank you. >>> next up at 6:00 -- oh, no. that deer crashes right through a shop window. how the owner found out what happened. >>> and as you get your day started, let's take a live loo

bay. it's the north valleys, mountains, east bay hills, valleys, diablo range and the santa cruz mountains. in san jose, a record warm low temperature. you have 59 in alum rock, a couple miles away. talk about your microclimates. from the 50s, 60s, 70s, to even some 80s in the mountains. let's talk about the commute. it's all about trying not to stay hot because it's going to be hot everywhere today. be careful. if you have to stand outside, find some shade, it feels 10 to 15 degrees warmer if you're in the direct sunlight. let's talk about the morning commute from a different perspective. what are you seeing there, jobina? >> it's a lot better than the weather. good morning. we'll start with a graphic here. i'll mention this through monday. we have an update from ac transit, fare collection and front door boarding will resume on monday. this stopped during the pandemic, hand sanitizer stations and protective shields will be installed by tomorrow, friday. that's good news. also now i want to bring in live cameras. it's picking up at the bay bridge toll plaza right now. it's not as empty as

the peninsula coast, santa cruz mountains, the east bay hills, the dabo range, the east bay valleys, north bay mountains, historically dry fuels out there, gusty winds and lowering humidity are the reasons why we'll have issues today and tomorrow morning. right now fog along the coast. it hasn't made it into the bay. temperatures today milder. 60s at the coast. 70s around the bay. 80s inland. >> mike, thank you. >>> happening now, force the blackouts for horse tos pg&e cu. they are not as widespread as we once feared they would be. we'll look at the map first, you can see all the green around our area right now. about 2,000 fewer people are in the dark than we anticipated earlier this week. the bulk of the outages are happening in napa county. that's where we find amy hollyfield. she's in calistoga. >> the lights are on right now, pg&e warned they may turn them off by 6:00 this morning. it's 6:00, we still have power here, but people were very prepared just in case. calistoga had been warned, so residents here filled up gas cans so they could power generators if necessary. one restaurant i

low to mid 70s downtown, south san francisco and also sausalito. 77 to 82 through the north bay valleys. along the east bay shore, 72 in richmond until about 76 in fremont and also in hayward. heading inland, 78 to about 81 degrees. tonight, we're back in the 40s. some 30s in the deepest valleys. 50s around san francisco, san mateo and oakland. pretty steady through saturday. you can see it gets warmer for the first two days of november and then for election day tuesday, slightly cooler. still warmer than average. kumasi, reggie? >> thanks. "good morning america" is coming up at 7:00 on abc7. >> and ginger zee is in pass christian, mississippi with a look at what's ahead. >> great to be with you on a wednesday morning. again along the gulf coast. 27th named storm of the season. if it makes landfall in louisiana as we anticipate later tonight, that's the fifth landfalling storm, named storm in louisiana alone. 11th of the season, we have only done that twice before. records aside, have to tell you the impacts here for the folks along the gulf coast could be six to nine feet of storm surg

look at this in the north bay along 101, temperatures are in the 50s until you get to the mill valleyright now in alameda. an 81 in half moon bay. we have blast furnace-like winds blowing through those areas. wind is still an issue, 35 miles per hour to 45 miles per hour. relative humidities in the teens. that's why the red flag warning continues. tropical storm-force winds, 39-mile-per-hour gusts at half moon bay. humidity levels in the 20s, 30s and 40s. it is usually the highest elevations, you can see that's where we have the very high to extreme fire conditions. extreme moves up to the north bay as we head through the morning. most of us in the high during the afternoon hours, once 6:00 comes and that red flag warning is over, so is the greatest fire danger. jobina? >> thank you, mike. good morning. happy friday to you. we will start with a live look showing you the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights came on at 5:41 this morning. it's busy there. it's not too jammed up in the maze or through emeryville or anything like that this morning. moving over to san jose, 280 this morni

north of cloverdale. we'll have a mix of upper 70s to low 80s. 77 to 82 along the east bay shore and 87 to 92 in our east bay valleysen the windows tonight. temperatures back in the 50s and most neighborhoods up in the hills especially the north bay, a little bit warmer. 60s and 70s because of those breezes. you can see our warmest days are today and tomorrow. we start the cooling trend thursday and friday. we have a fire weather watch then also and then those 60s and 70s as we head through the weekend. a refreshing change eventually. have a good one. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> now, we're checking in with ginger for a look at what is ahead on "gma." goodern moi morning. >> hey, kumasi and julian. nice to be with everyone this morning. we are officially two weeks away from the election. two days away from the final debate. and the commission has announced those new rules about muting candidates' mics for the full two minutes they're speaking. more on that and the state of the race as early voting has reached new levels. >>> also this morning the latest on jeff bridge's health after the oscar winner announce

bay neighborhoods. the tri valley in the 50s. highway 4, some 60s. 40s in the north bay, the rest of us are in the 50s and 60s. those long nights are producing cooler mornings. if you're working or learning from home, take a break. go outside, enjoy mainly clean air. keep an eye on it, it could get dicey across the north bay as we get deeper into the afternoon hours. if you're walking the dog, temperatures should be okay. keep an eye on the air quality once again. we'll turn it over to jobina and talk about the morning commute. hi, jobina. how are you? >> i'm doing well, mike. thank you. good morning, everyone. happy monday to you. we are going to start off with a live look showing you the golden gate bridge where the chp has issued a heavy fog advisory for the area. you can certainly see that low visibility. it's going to be coming like that in and out of san francisco, especially making your way further into the north bay. moving over to the east bay. emeryville, it's foggy on that camera. you can hardly make out the headlights. this should be westbound 80 that you

around 70 to 72 the peninsula coast and mid 70s to high high h north bay valleys the warmest today at 74 to 79 along the east bay shore. and 77 to about 82 in our inland neighborhoods. i expect fewer microclimates and you see the blue, that's the 30s starting to creep in to some of our deeper valleys in the north bay and also the south bay. look at these temperatures. 80 or warmer inland all seven days. mid 70s to around 80 for the bay and mid 60s to near 70 at the coast. it's november 1st. sunday. it sure doesn't look like it. kumasi, reggie. >> all right, thank you, mike. >>> we're going to turn now to ginger zee live with a look at what is happening right here on "gma." hey, ginger. >> hey, reggie. hi, kumasi. so great to be with both of you this morning. coming up here on "gma." a tuesday morning and we have that historic confirmation to cover. hundreds gathered at the white house amid the second coronavirus outbreak there. witnessing amy coney barrett taking her oath. what this could mean for the future of health care, abortion, immigration and the nation's highest court. >>> plu

low 80s for downtown san francisco and mid to upper 80s through most of the north bay valleys. along the east bay shore 82 to 86 degrees and some of our hottest temperatures in the east bay valleys 88 to about 93 degrees. all right. check out your temperatures tonight. mid 50s to low 60s. enjoy that. keep the windows open. it will be clean air and cool because it's going to be warm wednesday, especially thursday and friday where we could have record warm lows and highs. still going to be hot saturday but getting back to average by sunday and monday. kumasi, reggie? >> thank you, mike. >>> new at 6:00, fake news on facebook gaining popularity. users engaging with misinformation. >>> but, first, there are some hicups with that new testing program that hawaii is implementing. it is supposed to roll out on thursday. some details are still being worked out. >>> also ahead, a brand-new journey to love. clare's season of what? never. are you kidding me? for years, the residential burden has gone up. while the corporate burden has gone down. prop 15 reverses that. it closes corporate lo

low to mid 70s through the north bay valleys. 66 to 73 along the east bay shore and 77 to 85.s are gone after today. they'll return sunday and spread from inland to the bay by tuesday. back to you. >> all right. thank you. >>> prince harry was spotted wearing a mask made by a black-owned business in oakland. this picture shows the prince with some runners in los angeles and he was wearing the company's champagne and honey face cover mask. i profiled this oakland clothing store last month. taylor j. talked about how she signed a lease for this space before covid hit and had to transition from making clothes to making masks and turning her shop into an e-commerce space. now prince harry is wearing her masks. i'm wearing the mask. same thing, right? >> they look really cool, too. i'm so glad they're getting that kind of support. i mean from you but also prince harry. >> yeah, that part. >>> friend, i'm slipping, i did not get my lotion in time. it's way over there. >> excuse me? >> i'll lotion in spirit. >> i'll pass it through the television screen to you. >> thank you, my frien

near 60 along the north bay coast, 15 to 20 degrees cooler with mid to upper 70s in the valleys. along the east bayshore, 66 in oakland. as you head into the east bay, 77 in san ramon. the cool spot, brentwood. the gray and the green you see is drizzle along the coast and the east bay hills. 40s in the north bay valleys, 50s for the rest of us. high pressure dominating two-thirds of the country and weakening those storms as they head near us. the chances of rain are looking less but still chances for friday and saturday. kumasi? >> all right. thank you. >>> if you're over 2020 maybe you're looking for a new planet to live on. scientists have discovered two dozen planets outside of our solar system that may be better for life. they call the planets super habitable. the planets are older, slightly larger, warmer and wetter than earth. some orbit stars that change slowly and have longer life spans than our sun. researchers say because of those conditions life could thrive more easily on those planets. the 24 top contenders are located more than 100 light ligs away. >> so there's that

north bay. by the afternoon, breezy in our east bay valley.ll work across the bay area. 60s and 70s today. tonight, windy. dinner hour, we'll have gusty winds that will continue through the evening and overnight hours. our red flag warning will begin to expire looks like by monday. the national weather service may tweak that by the time we get to monday afternoon. just so much ahead of us right now, in the next 12 to 24 hours with those winds really coming in later on today. be careful out there. >> for sure. and get your go bags ready especially in high fire danger area. >>> ahead, a sound that's now traffic and air pollution will be even worse after the pandemic. that's why we support measure rr to keep caltrain running. which is at risk of shutdown because of the crisis. to keep millions of cars off our roads, to reduce air pollution and fight climate change. and measure rr helps essential workers like me get to work and keep our communities healthy. relieve traffic. reduce pollution. rescue caltrain. [all] yes on measure rr. but i can't sa

look at the valleys and the north bay. definitely a sign of our longer nights. 40s there while the rest of us wake up in the 50s. here we are at 7:00 thursday evening and increasing clouds and onshore breeze and highs only in the 60s and 70s thursday. rain is going to look a little more impressive because this is still our medium range model and has a larger grid when it shows you where it is going to rain. comes right over the bay area friday and then a little bit of a break friday and wake up to mist and drizzle and then saturday evening we have a chance of wet weather in the north bay. now, as we get closer, we'll get the high resolution models that have a smaller grid and be able to pinpoint exactly where the rain will be and exactly how much to expect. just know for sure it will get cooler starting tomorrow. 60s and 70s. that's all we get for thursday through monday with the chance of wet weather and fire suppression friday and saturday. have a great day. back to you guys. >> thanks, mike. >>> you want a used car? so

near 70 downtown, south san francisco and sausalito. 84 to 89 through most of the north bay valleys. mid 60s at your coast and 73 to about 82. little bigger spread along the east bay shoreline and 88 to 93. so, if uvio beyou've been runni the air conditioner, one last day for that. 40s in our deepest valleys and those green dots you see, that's the chance of drizzle that is going to be during the morning commute. bro breezy and cooler tomorrow. coow ten degrees cooler. get rid of the 90s after today and 80s after tomorrow. a chance of rain still on the way. all right. let's talk about the commute this morning while it's dry. here's jobina. oh, i'm sorry, we're going to go to reggie. sorry about that, reggie. >> i'll throw it to jobina because three brilliant minds are celebrating after winning the nobel prize in physics and one has a tie right here to the bay area. jobina at the live desk with more on their discovery. >> uc berkeley professor is among the three researchers being honored for their work to understand black holes. so, andrea ghez share half of the prize of discovering a

so that does impact all of the north bay mountains valleys is well included and we are going to notice relative humidity. it's stream lea dry down into the single digits for most of sunday, specifically for those of you in the north bay when tracker for right now tracking. calmer winds along the coast, the oakland seeing light and breezy winds as his fairfield in the teens, future wind gusts though by sunday morning starting to peak in the north bay mountains for those of you in the east bay hills, including the valleys, those winds won't arrive until sunday afternoon but for everyone else in the bay area. we're going to notice the peak of the winds sunday night through monday morning. so we are going to notice sustained winds 20 to 30 miles per hour with gusts. upwards of 55 miles per hour in addition that cooler temperatures for your sunday until we warm up by early this upcoming week more on that in my full forecast in just a few minutes jonathon and justine back to you all right reza thanks so much in order to prevent any more of those fires from sparking this weekend. >>pg and e s

one hurricane and we're already seeing those northerly winds for those of you in the north bay specifically the valleys now extending into the east bay so the gusty as wind storm that we've seen all year long happening right now in the bay area for the north bay, it is underway right now through 4 o'clock monday morning. and for the east bay, it will arrive by around midnight through 8 o'clock in the morning for the rest of the bay area shortly after midnight through mid morning at 9 o'clock so we're starting to notice the change in wind direction out of the north and east textbook example of those offshore winds with future wind gusts overnight so elevated fire danger concern stream lea critical fire danger conditions, not just for hills, but also for valleys as well justine and dam and future wind gusts will show that when the red flag warning expires for the bay area early monday morning. we're still going to have that red flag warning in effect for the north bay mountains and east bay hills that has been extended as we mentioned through tuesday evening and relative humidity out there right now alre

going to push through the bay area, bringing those fast winds, and drying out the air. 55 in castro valley to 62 in oakland. 58 in hayward, with some clouds around, and in the north that's much warmer for you, and even on the coast in the 50s as well. so a live look, here is our roof camera, highlights the clouds this morning, sun in the afternoon, the winds kick up late in the late afternoon, sunset, they're going to get even stronger, looking at the winds tonight, indicating the high fire danger, lasting through monday, and a red flag warning will expire for the lower elevations at about 11:00 tomorrow, continuing into tuesday, as we get a second burst of upper elevation winds throughout the monday afternoon time period. here is the low clouds, the gray sky. sunny by 10:00 in the north bay. the rest of the bay area getting swept of the cloud cover to the south of us and here is a look at the winds beginning in the napa hills. 10:00. elsewhere they're light, even into about 1:00, we've got lighter winds. they have switched to an offshore component but they're beginning to move further to the south and spreading into our east bay from the diablo range and really

temperatures at night going to get a little chilly overnight lows in the 30's and some of the north bay valleys 40's elsewhere around a good part of the bay area. so certainly start to feel a little bit like the season least at night by day enjoying a beautiful sunny day in the san francisco, some 60's and some 70's there along the coastline lot of 60's. beautiful weather along the coast. as you head inside the bay, the temperatures going to start to warm up and looking good as you work your way down the peninsula running into a lot of 70's tomorrow into the south bay and sunny skies all day long after a cool start to the day as the east going to crank those numbers in the upper 70's, maybe couple low 80's in a place like conquered lot of sunshine all around it looks like and that is going to hold not only tomorrow but for the coming days, we'll see those temperatures warming up nicely high pressure taking care of us overhead. that means we'll see sunny skies right through the holiday on halloween. and then keeping things warm above normal even into next week guys. all right, thank you. lawrenc

continue through 11:00am on friday keep in mind that this is for the east bay valleys and the hills plus the santa cruz mountains and the north bay valleys and mountains kron four's dan kerman reports from santa rosa. >>tuesday afternoon temperatures in santa rosa are already in the 90's but by wednesday, a red flag warning kicks in with even warmer temperatures wind gusts to 55 miles per hour and bone dry grass and brush just ready to go up in flames. >>that is exactly why we're of staffing again under these red flag warnings will have at least 12 if not more engine locally across the county. and we're again urging our community be prepared for the potential to evacuate again evacuations have become routine for beth fill up. >>who evacuated her skyhawk neighborhood home a little over 2 weeks ago due to the glass fire very close we left with the flames coming over the hill and. >>very very well. her neighborhood is scattered with burned out homes her survive those smoke damage is keeping them away for at least another month. now she worries about what's to come this week. >>first started thinking about ok what what do we need

mid to upper 60s for downtown, south san francisco and sausalito. 71 to about 76 through the north bay valleys. along the east bayshore, 66 in richmond to castro valley in fremont making it to 70. 73 to 78 in the east bay valleys. more green on the map tonight. that's that drizzle for tomorrow morning. temperatures in the mid 50s to low 60s. my accuweather seven-day forecast, increasing sunshine but possibly smoke sunday. offshore breezes and another heat wave monday through thursday. critical fire conditions remain low now. that is something we'll keep an eye on for next week. enjoy the weekend. >> all right. thank you. >>> coming up next, 7 things to know this morning. >>> also a perfect reason to stay home on christmas day. i'm excited about this. the movie that's not going to be going to the theaters. it will be right to your disney plus. >>> and the bay area man attacked by a shark in florida. what? never. are you kidding me? for years, the residential burden has gone up. while the corporate burden has gone down. prop 15 reverses that. it closes corporate loopholes and invests in schools,

fire still burning in napa county why >>we are continuing to monitor the fire danger across the north bay valleysnd the mountains east bay valleys and hills and the santa cruz mountains. these bone dry conditions coupled with the heat and high winds are perfect conditions for wildfires to spark and with that red flag warning in effect until tomorrow, some property owners an app or feeling pretty jittery which is understandable considering the glass fire is still burning, but is close to full containment, yes, still burning kron four's maureen kelly talked to a winery owner. >>who is upset because some of the fire breaks that were put in during the glass fire are now being covered up with downed trees. >>these down trees are covering up a fire break in both a state park that was cut as the glass fire raged in this area of saint the logs were put here over the last 3 days to the property owners dismay since her vineyard and home but right up against the park. she credits the fire lines cut into state land for the reason her home and several other homes and wineries here on spring mountain did not b

that will be cooler for you as well as parts of the north bay valleys. tomorrow you'll notice we're closer to average. still above in many areas but we'll see 60s at the beaches with partly cloudy conditions. sunny most everywhere else but around the bay, we'll see 70s. so just yesterday we saw 90s everywhere. san francisco 70, oakland 75. san jose 81. and antioch is and some of the warmest spots upper 80s. things change late monday and into the midweek as we have offshore flow returning and that brings a red flag or rather fire weather watch to parts of the north bay hills and this is from 11:00 tomorrow until early wednesday morning. so we could see gusts up to 40 miles per hour and this is dangerous because with those winds, the risk of fire spreading and starting are greater. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. cooler all areas tomorrow and then things turn around midweek, more sunshine. we start warming up again. the warmth holds into wednesday and then for the end of the week, a cooling trend begins and will be much cooler and cloudier by ne

valley. they're kind of spreading out over the north bay area. i'm looking at weather station obs right now, and we have some observations right now in the north bay hills gusting at 53 miles per hour with relative humidity down 15%. it's been interesting to watch quite the change and quite the dryness levels as that dry air mass is moving into the state. i will say that we're just entering kind of the most dangerous period of this event. over the next four or five hours, we will see winds really ramp up. we expect the peak tonight -- basically the peak is going to be later tonight, overnight into monday morning, and as those winds start to die off, we'll be looking at these weather station observations to make all clear decisions as soon as it's safe to do so to begin the restoration process. we do believe that there will be a second round of winds overnight tomorrow night into tuesday morning, mainly focusing over some of our wind-prone areas, the elevated terrain in the north bay, the elevated terrain along the sierra, as well as some of the t

a cold night ahead these temperatures going a very chilly some 30's expected in some of the north bay valleys skies, mostly clear out there right now the air is so dry. it's not gonna hold up the temperatures so here we go and watch these numbers plummet throughout the night tonight in fact we just saw some temperatures drop a good 10 degrees in just over an hour. >>all right the winds they're going to be the big story again fire danger running high the gusty winds developing especially over the north bay hills you see the east bay, some of the gusts there developing as well as we head toward midnight, the winds begin to ramp up already just had a gust now over mount saint helene get blustery there in the north they will continue to intensify throughout the night tonight. and it's tomorrow morning. but i think the worst of the comes early tomorrow morning then by the afternoon finally looks like things are going to start to settle down, but even by about the middle of the day we're still gusty at least over the mountain tops down below it's going to be one of those warm days outside but we'll

mount now there's not just red flag warning for the mountain tops this time you can see in the north bay valleys, we'll see some gusty winds in those areas also into parts of the east bay, so certainly dangerous fire conditions we have to be extra careful over the next few days as it looks like it is going to stay hot and dry and windy too. up next the san francisco zoo needs your help finding. >>this guy a missing lever what we know about the when was the last time your property tax bill went down? what? never. are you kidding me? for years, the residential burden has gone up. while the corporate burden has gone down. prop 15 reverses that. it closes corporate loopholes and invests in schools, small business, and firefighters. and when the big corporations pay more, your tax bill goes down. that's right. a savings of a hundred twenty-one dollars a year for the average home. give homeowners a break. vote yes on 15. >>now to an alert from the san francisco zoo tonight officials say that a male lemur named mckee has gone missing yeah when he went missing the animal is being kept in the zoo's large

>>for the east bay valleys and hills the santa cruz mountains and the north bay valleys and mountains. >>our kron four's dan kerman live for us tonight in santa rosa where firefighters and residents are getting ready for high. heat and gusty winds stand. >>that's right those 2 things a bad combination, especially when you look at this very dry brush you see behind me you know typically october is when we get the big fires. well we still might get a big one this month but we've already had 2 of them people have already evacuated that might have to do it again. tuesday afternoon temperatures in santa rosa were already in the 90's but by wednesday, a red flag warning kicks in with even warmer temperatures wind gusts to 55 miles per hour and bone dry grass and brush just ready to go up in flames. >>that is exactly why we're of staffing again under these red flag warnings will have at least 12 if not more engine locally across the county. we are again urging our community be prepared for the potential to evacuate again evacuations have become routine for best film. >>we'll back you waited

low 60s north bay coast. 71 to 76 through the north bay valleys.e ac for the inland east bay valleys, 73 to 78. you can see more green on the map for tomorrow morning. it will be more humid and mild with temperatures in the mid 50s to low 60s. random shower possible saturday. cold front sweeps through. we get drier air and sunshine and smoke that's possibly steering our way from the north bay sunday. then look at that inland heat wave with so far low critical fire conditions, but it's definitely something we'll keep an eye on. >> thank you. >>> "good morning america" coming up at 7:00 on abc7. >> ginger zee has a look at what's ahead. >> great to be with you. this is one of many towns preparing for hurricane delta. i will be concerned in this town as so many others about the 7 to 11 feet of storm surge. we expect an inundation of more than six feet of water. a lot of that will take over the first floor of homes. we are on the right side, rob marciano is lake charles where they got hit by hurricane laura six weeks ago. almost no one has a roof over

o'clock tonight, mainly impacting the peaks and ridges of the north bay hills and east bay hills and mountains but future winds in the valleys for the north bay, including glen ellen and calistoga could be around 20 miles per hour early thursday morning. and we will notice calm conditions by thursday afternoon until another round of gustier and drier winds because of those offshore northerly breezes continue again for your thursday night into your friday morning so relative humidity tonight, upwards of 50% relative moisture but they will drop into possibly the teens by thursday morning because of those northerly winds. i showed you in the north bay valleys, even as low as a single digits by thursday afternoon and no rain in sight just seen for the next 3 days, cooler temperatures ahead with below average daytime highs this weekend back to you. >>thank you more than 500 children who were separated from their parents at the u.s. mexico border are still not back with their parents. these children were all taken from their parents in 2017 or 2018 this is according to the aclu. and about 2 thirds of those children's parents are b

friday for the north bay and east bay mountains. inland valleysa cruz mountains due to gusty off shore winds. peak wind wills be tonight into tomorrow morning for the strongest wind was the off shore wind event it. will be a hot one. temperatures in the low to mid- 90s. low to mid-70s he along the coast. hotter for thursday and friday. the hottest days of the week. still warm and hot saturday but cooler as we look to sunday and into early next week with the return of that on shore flow. really watching the gusty northerly winds as we head through the next few days. >> with know you will watch that. thank you so much and thank you for watching kpix5 news. the news continues all day on cbsn bay area. >> and cbs this morning is coming up next. have a great wednesday. the west. kenneth walker is speaking out about the night breonna taylor was killed in our exclusive interview describing in detail how it unfolded inside her apartment that night. hear how he's grappling with her death. >>> inkens scrutiny. what to expect from day three. >> early voters

lows have been chilly and we are seeing temperatures, last night we got some mid-30s in the north bay valleys and low 30s. i think that would be the way it is again tonight. but we will see some temperatures like santa rosa will be 39, klayton mega 39, 42 in fairfield. i think there will be a lot of upper 30s, especially in the hinterlands. the forecast hive tomorrow, yells are 70s. look at all of them, that's what the microclimates do. they just get washed out in the fall and get the big hot inland coast. now it's just warm everywhere from the coast to inland. look for the patchy fog, it shouldn't last long. than the five day forecast looks like a good one with halloween weather looking pretty darn good. we had to set the clocks back a full hour on saturday night into sunday morning. >> i forgot about that. thanks for the reminder. >>> coming up next in sports, the odd handling and response by the dodgers after justin turner broke protocol after testing positive for the coronavirus. >>> up first, an elaborate halloween display at one south bay home. >>> welcome back. i guess you could say no

tomorrow at 05:00am and will last through 11:00am on friday for the east bay valleys and the hills, the santa cruz mountains and the north bay valleys and mountains. kron four's dan kerman spent the day in santa rosa were firefighters and residents are getting ready for high heat and gusty winds. >>i temps and high winds a bad combination when you couple it with this very dry brush 90 degree temperatures were already bearing down on santa rosa tuesday afternoon. but by wednesday, a red flag warning kicks in with even warmer temps wind gusts to 55 miles per hour. and exceedingly dry grass and brush just ready to ignite. >>santa rosa fire department will be staffing to additional wildland fire engines of those 2 fire engines will join a number of other fire departments from across noma county that will form a ploy for to a strike teams and task forces right now we're looking at a least upwards of 12 additional fire engines that will be staffed across the county and likely many more to come. >>residents are being told they might have to evacuate that's something beth phil has done several times before most recently a little

up in the north bay valleys it will be a little cooler with lows in the mid to upper 50s. tomorrow look for highs ranging from upper 70s at the coast. a bit of a cooldown from today. mainly mid to upper 80s around the bay shore line. we had 90s there today. in places inland where it was close to 100, today it will be in the mid-90s tomorrow. so again not much of a cooldown. i'm trying to get this -- there, it moved along. even the clicker is not working very swiftly today. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. there will be further cooling on sunday. in fact all regions of the bay area will be cooler on sunday so it will finally start to feel closer to fall-like weather. a little more cooling on monday but mid-week look for temperatures to bounce back up to 90. in our inland we have a warmer than average week for this time of the year ahead of us. >> i like blaming the heat on all of our technical issues. >> that's true. >> spencer, thanks. >>> the pandemic has upended everyday life. imagine getting ready to head off to college but then being but that's tough to do on

friday, for the north bay and east bay mountains, inland valleys and santa cruz mountain was the gusty off shore winds 35 to 55 miles an hour. especially up in the higher elevations, really watching the winds ramp up as we go through tonight into tomorrow morning. ly show you future cast in just a moment. low relative humidity values. we are looking at those dangerous fire weather conditions. the strong ridge of high pressure in place building in for us and bringing the heat. this low pressure system across the pacific northwest is close enough to this ridge of high pressure with the tight pressure gradients and gusty conditions. the peak of the wind was the off shore wind event will happen tonight into tomorrow morning. that will be when we will see the strongest winds and low relative humidity values dropping as we head through the next few days. down to the single digits and teens. a very big concern for us. our daytime highs, looking at daytime highs well above average for this time of year in to the 80's around the bay and 90's inland this afternoon and it gets hotter still as we

isn't just going to be a wind storm impacting our highest peaks in the north bay mountains and east bay hills even our coasts and valleys will be included in this that's what we're going to have to red flag warnings going into effect the first for the north bay mountains and east bay hills including the diablo range starting 11 o'clock sunday morning through tuesday morning, everyone else in the bay area you'll notice, the wind gusts and that red flag warning going into effect sunday night through monday morning. that's when winds are really expected to peak during the overnight hours, let's take a live look outside downtown san francisco noticing that thick fog bank out there right now with satellite and radar showing most of the clouds even starting to make its way into the east bay shoreline, pretty clear right now for inland valleys but we're all going to notice that increase in marine layer during the overnight hours through your sunday morning and then by around mid morning, we're going to see things to those northerly and easterly winds literally pushing all of that low and high cloud cover or away from the bay a

that red flag warning, now in effect for the north bay and east bay. up land valleysd santa cruz mountains until 11:00 a.m. friday for the areas highlighted in red. this is a concern because those gusty off shore winds and low relative

milder in the north bay with the winds. if you live in the valleys where most of us do, another nice night. let's our attention to why it is going to be warmer because of the winds blowing through the north bay. the red flag warning that continues until 8:00 wednesday morning and it is very dry and going to get breezy and that means anything that does ignite could spread rather rapidly. the winds are up to 32 miles per hour st. helena. as far as our temperatures we have this off shore breeze and more sunshine and feel more warmth. near 70 at the coast and a bunch of mid to upper 70s around san francisco, oakland and then richmond. everybody else in the 80s around the bay and even some 90s showing up in the east bay. this is the first of two fire threats this week. we'll talk more about that coming up. here's kumasi. >> thank you, mike. >>> here we go, again. pg&e is warning of another round of fire prevention shutoffs this week. 50,000 customers could lose electricity as early as tomorrow night. here in the bay area 7,000 homes and businesses in six

it has been expanded to include the north bay valleys and the east bay valleys. this begins 5:00 am wednesday until heaven am on friday. gusts in the hills, especially above 3,000 feet could be approaching 50 miles an hour and very dry. relative humidity around 10% to 20%. here's the wind forecast model. and you'll notice into your wednesday morning, winds, they start to pick up a little bit. not too bad. then you'll notice into wednesday night, this is wednesday, 10:00 pm into early thursday morning. strongest winds up toward the delta, napa county, yolo county. and still elevated fire danger. >>> pg&e is now preparing to shut off the power to customers in northern california as dangerous fire conditions return. we want to show you a map of the bay area. and the locations that you see there in that orange color. those are the areas where power is set to be cut off. pg&e estimates that at least 23,000 customers around the bay area could be affected. tom vacar joins us with more on this latest round of planned outages. >> reporter: despite the fact that we've alre

that red flag warning, now in effect for the north bay and east bay. up land valleys and santa cruz mountains until 11:00 a.m. friday for the areas highlighted in red. this is a concern because those gusty off shore winds and low relative humidity values will mean an extreme fire danger. we will see gusts as high -- especially up in the higher elevations above a thousand feet. 35 to 55 miles an hour. ly show you on future cast taking you hour by hour when we will see the peak winds with this wind event. it's also going to be a hot day today. we will be in the 80's to 90's across the bay area. 83 in san francisco for a high, 92 in san jose and looking at 95 for concord. 13 to 17 degrees above average for this time of year. it gets hotter as we look to the rest of the week. i will show you future cast wind gusts taking you through the next few days in just a few minutes. >> thank you. thousands of pg&e customers in seven bay area count yips could start to loose power around six this evening because of wildfire risks. the only counties not on the watch list are san franc

the valleys, and the mountains still gusty, high fire dangers for the north and east bay hills. ratures and minority b north bay valleys. good good ne good news for you, time change which means we get an extra hour. >> finally some good news. it had nothing to do with the weather. >> rob was here since march and he was concerned we'll have power outage. >> thank you so much for joining us, we'll be back again at 11:00. >> hope to see you then. we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it - with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa climbing after you. the pain is coming. - ♪ put my hands to the sky - [laughing]] - all the games that are here are tested and ready to go. well, at least they're ready to go. - ♪

then the overnight lows will be kind of chilly in the next several days, and the north bay valleys droppinge 30s with that dry air in place. so the red flag warning going into effect at 11:00. the hills of the north bay. 8:00 the rest of us for the valley floors, 4:00 for the wind advisory. getting breezy late in the day. upper 60s san francisco. 74 in concord, with 69 here in palo alto. san francisco will be a sunny day today across the board, and then looking at the accuweather seven-day forecast, the dry, gusty winds picking up late today into the overnight hours. extreme fire danger continues into monday it gets chilly but windy in the hills into tuesday and we're looking at warmer afternoons, cooler nights and as we go through the next several days, we have been prepared, because we've gone through this so many times but this certainly does look to be one of the strongest events we've seen, liz, in years. >> yes, absolutely. we have to be vigilant. thank you, lisa. >>> just ahead, the future of flying, how air travel is evolving to accommodate covid-19 and the new piece of t ...this on

today for north bay and east bay mountains, inland valleys, santa cruz mountains. we are tracking wind gusts up to 30 to 50 miles per hour. gusty offshore winds, low relative humidity values, extreme fire danger conditions. a heat advisory is in effect for today, likely record breaking high temperatures as we head through the afternoon. mid to upper 90s to triple digit heat inland. around the bay heating to the low 90s and even along the coast in the low to mid 80s. because of this extreme heat, santa clara cooling centers will be open today starting at 10:00 a.m. murphy park building at 11:00. cupertino senior center and mountain view community center at 1:00 to help folks beat the heat with the hot temperatures. we'll talk about the weekend and some relief is coming. details are coming up. >>> good morning. as we look at the throads, we'v got a back up at the bay bridge. metering lights are turned on and things are starting to stack up. delays to the 880 over crossing, not beyond that yet but the morning drive is busier as you make the drive out of the east barga

so we're looking at the north bay mountains, east bay hills and valleys. diablo range. and the san mateo county coast. under the red flag warning now until 8:00 a.m. due to gusts up to 40 and 50 miles per hour. again, mount diablo, talking 55- mile-per-hour wind gusts. cooler for today, our temperatures are anywhere from 2 to 10 dueling degrees cooler than yesterday at this time. you're looking at daytime highs, about several degrees. so we'll talk more about our next offshore wind event. and it does look stronger. details on that coming up. >>> thanks to a change in weather conditions, pg&e says they've canceled the power shutoff. and developing right now, in oakland, there is some police activity near the fruitvalley station. the suspect is barricaded off this. police say the suspect is wanted for some sort of criminal investigation. no other details on that. but we do know there are no hostages involved. we'll keep you updated on this developing story. >>> new at noon, president trump has released the white house's recording of his interview with 60 minutes, days bef