all this moving to the north and northeast. the bolt is where there's been lightning reported with this cell. lightning and heavy rain. a lot of the area saying what severe weather are you talking about? we haven't had much taking place to the north of us after this drizzley and damp morning we have had. clearing skies in the afternoon. it's those clearing skies that has given way to the storms having the ability to form. national weather service putting a good portion of our area under a tornado watch until 11:00 p.m. we have a couple hours of this to go to get through. widen out a little bit more. you can see the cells that started firing down to the south of us. the northern neck, for sure. especially there some very stormy conditions and west of charlottesville. probably the bigger cells are getting close to us. fredericksburg and especially around stafford county and around right there around areas, i-95, spotsylvania county moving to the west. this is another cell we are watching very, very closely. this one area shaded i

radar the heaviest of the storms right now moving through central fairfax county off towards the north northeast at about 30 miles per hour. at this point, keep in mind, no tornado warnings. however, it newington 6:00 to west springfield heavy activity. just minutes away. heading towards annandale and falls church by about 6:20 this evening. heading off towards fairfax county reston at 6:15, heavier activity. the latest tornado warning includes the district and the media's to rounding counties all the way south to fredericksburg. project and the media surrounding counties, all the way south to fredericksburg. the good news and all of this, we are looking for things to settle down later tonight. the full forecast and we will keep you updated if there are any additional warnings. >>> the president put the blame on a foil the terror plot against the saudi ambassador squarely on iran. >> during a news conference with the south korean president, mr. obama said iran needs to be held accountable. members of congress talked about how iran should be punished. rebecca cooper is following the developments.

storm moving north, northeast at 24 miles per hour. and it is again, affecting the following areas and neighborhoods. try to give you a timetable. here's the deal. station hills at about 5:38. center heights at 5:39. lewis park at 5:40. cobs corner at 5:40. willow springs at 5:41. and lincoln park at 5:42. this is a big-time dangerous situation. i'll try to give you more neighborhoods as well. let's see here. we have leehigh village at 5:44. that's west of fairfax. we have shirley gate park at 5:45. just get to south, it's going to be on 2:36 just south of 66 in germantown, with a j. that's at 5:48. i'll jump over 66 here and this is mill at 5:50. so if i'm ringing out anything that rings a bell or know someone that lives there, take cover. a basement or interior room, please, if you're in vienna, take cover. this little neighborhood on 5:23 at oakland. those are the areas we are most concerned with. tornado warning in effect for fairfax county, prince william county, and for stafford county until 6:00 p.m. this storm capable of produc

currently a north northeast wind at 8 miles per hour. the entire washington metro reaming the threat of heavy downpours, hail not likely. wind and isolated tornadoes not out of the question later on this afternoon. as this area of low pressure will sweep that cold front toward us. right now we have one batch of rain here more rain off to the south. that is why i believe periods of rain today. we go through 9:00 and you see the heavy stuff? jersey. we'll go through the middle of the day with light to moderate showers around. then out in the west, as it sweeps in toward the evening and first part of the night, that would be potentially where we would get that severe weather push and that is out of here by tomorrow morning. cold air moving -n we could see higher elevation snow showers thursday, but clearing for us. today 69 degrees. showers and storms. tomorrow 62 with the winds, could have gusts over 30 miles per hour and friday a cool day in the upper 50s. looking ahead toward the weekend. mostly sunny but cool. 62 sunday and a slight war

it is still a tropical storm, moving to the north, northeast and away from all -- any land interests. sunset is at 6:41, going up to 68 today, nice with sunshine. overnight lows down to 44, clear to partly cloudy skies. 76 on saturday, 80 on sunday and monday. >>> we're looking at our first delay of the morning. it's on 95. watch for a delay approaching the ft. mchenry tunnel. the left is getting by. there's a southbound delay of three minutes to o'donnell. speeds starting to slow. the west side outer loop down to 50 miles an hour with a 12-minute drive time. there's a look. it stays slow into then it nell. whitemarsh, no delays there. this traffic report is brought to you by your toyota dealer. test drive the camry. it's ready. are you? back over to you. >> and ron matz is outside his summer residence. >> reporter: we were just talking, don, tim, somebody lived there at one time. >> they did quite well. >> reporter: yes, they did. you guys doing all right? doing all right. a little chilly you said. >> reporter: a let nip in the air. we're at the maryland zoo and there is a connection

to severe thunderstorm as temperatures warm to the upper 60s northeast with winds gusting over 20 at times. 67 in the mid-50s up to the north. here in washington humidity is high at 97% and a northeast wind at 7. one more shot at the satellite. this is the upper shot athis. that is what we are concerned about for later this afternoon and this evening. today 69 with the showers and storms at times. tomorrow windy and cooler. after startling in the 40s, -- after starting in the 40s, sunday a little milder. 62. a nice way to start next week. temperatures warm into 70 by tuesday. >>> monika. >>> get the good stuff out too howard right? >>> if you are planning to head over into virginia an overnight problem ongoing in huntington. right here a pole down on south kingshighway at route 21. they are waiting on virginia power to set up a temporary pole and open up the lanes for you. it is slower than normal south kingshighway, and let's head over now to the area of i-95. quantico, there is an accident sitting on the shoulder. it is attracting some attention. plus you have the wet road conditions. expect that to be a little slow throu

and that's about it. >> not that north, northeast we had yesterday.re is a little hint of a more westerly breeze. and that system right there will slide by. tail end of it. and build into it for tuesday and wednesday. we will get back to sunshine and warmer weather. and patchy fog. that is kind of thick. >> 60s and 70s. and upper 70s. to another 80 degrees and bring it down. to 15 degrees for some if you get the fog. sunny, cooler on tuesday. >> turns breezy. and warmer into thursday. >> probably transition day and it will be mostly sunny and all right. it will be cooler with an increase in the west wind and some fog. >> time now is 550. today walmart is announcing a new price matching strategy that will encourage people to shop for the holidays. earlier than usual. >> they are guaranteeing shoppers. they will get the lowest prices though matter what they buy. they buy it on the website or the stores and find it at another store for a lower price. they are going to receive a gift card for the price difference. that offer is good for november 1st throu

it may become a hurricane late tonight briefly before it gets out to the north, northeast. it may actually bring rain to england, scott land and wales. but believe it or not ophelia brought a lot of rain just two days ago. that was way out here past newfoundland. so now has winds of 63 miles per hour. nothing to worry about because it's headed out to sea. bay temp around 66 degrees. could get down to 46 or so. with cool conditions tomorrow. sunshine all day along. a little bit cooler and then the next 5 days, a little warmer, 70 on friday. 76, look at this, saturday night into sunday, a warm up begins. 80 and 80 on monday. beautiful fall weekend. denise. >>> beautiful is right. thank you, bob, check in with don scott and tim williams tomorrow morning on eyewitness news starting at 4:55 a.m. >>> and up next on the brink of elimination, but the under dogs aren't giving up without the fight. dan has the sports highlights dan has the sports highlights next in sports. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, [ male announcer ] at the safeway pharmacy you can get a flu shot from an experienced professio

with the drizzle and light rain going on right now and a north- northeast wind at 6 miles per hour. weak area of low pressure helping to keep us a little busy this morning. we'll watch that pull north and east. at the same time, cold front tracks in from the ohio valley. here we are this evening. still with scattered showers and storms around. tonight into tomorrow morning, a little quieter. this front tries to rush a little behind it. midday on friday with showers and storms. then this will get out of here by late friday. winds shift northwesterly. that dries us out and gives us a good weekend. today, showers and storms at times. 72. back in the 60s tonight. low 70s again friday with a few more showers and storms ending late. saturday, sunny, cooler. 66. sunday looks great. got outdoor plans this weekend? maybe going to see the great race there out at great meadows, the big horse race going on this weekend. 75 again on monday. >> nice to have something to look forward to. >> i'm definitely giving it the yellow light if not red pretty soon. we have a very serious accident on the nort

the wind sustained at 50 miles per hour moving to the north northeast at 50 miles per hour.ing away from cuba, staying away from florida. let's talk about what's going on with our weather. we have a winter storm watch in effect for saturday morning until saturday afternoon, for the areas here shaded in the blue. mainly the snow will fall 1500 elevation above 1500 feet. we are not dealing with too much stickage on the ground throughout saturday, because the air has been too warm, the ground has been too warm, that is what we are dealing with. we'll start out with the rain and have snow wrapping in cross the area. the temperature will be right around 52 degrees. we will be presencesy and cooler as well. the rain is likely overnight. here is the forecast tomorrow. the rain snow mix breeze i it will be colder. >> reporter: good morning, happy friday. southbound through owens mill to the beltway, you have nothing in your way. 65 near 75 the outer loop through pikesville. we have volume building toward liberty road. 83 south at the beltway. northbound traffic you are seeing, 83 so

develop lighter showers in the wake by morning noontime tomorrow tomorrow evening showers with north northeastthose we saw today at 74 degrees today o'hare midway 75 degrees at the lakefront opera low 40's-'50s upper forties on thursday and tomorrow night the lake of fact plume develop parallel the wind coming down the lake late to affect rainshowers models to pulping some areas just north and west. not sure we will get those down to the ground but it will be close but that the rainfall predicted right here each one varies quite dramatically heaviest rainfall indicated by the shoreline we have had a couple of ones as much of an inch of rainfall may come down the wind gusted to 30 degrees from the south still blowing vigorously turning northeast here is the air mass spelling and as that happens " taking shape when to level chill developing northern reaches 43 degrees green bay at 45 degrees twin cities and 39 degrees alexandria the air mass ratings have plunged 20-40 degrees on the front slopes of the rocky starting to smell 11 degrees warmer blue all over the map went aground north-northeast t

all because of those winds out of the north northeast, those offshore winds heating us up. holding the heat right now, antioch. 80 in concord. 82 in oakland. san francisco, 75. napa, you're at 78 degrees. 76 in san jose. and 81 in los gatos. here's the highlights. the fog will return overnight tonight near our beaches. and that's going to mean those onshore winds will return for tomorrow. the cooler temperatures for monday, and then warm back up as we get into tuesday and wednesday. the close upsatellite, a clear sky now, but you can see just to the south that bank of fog slowly snaking its way towards the bay area. in fact our fog forecast, i'll show you we'll keep things mainly clear for much of tonight. 6:00 tomorrow morning when the fog will finally arrive, and stay right near the coast. inland communities, i don't think you'll have any problems with any travel problems for your monday morning commute. lows tonight, clear in the north bay in the 40s. everyone else in the 50s, and it is in the trough of low pressure sitting just off the coast. warm offshore winds this we

now and the 70 degrees reporting cloudy conditions but there's a lot of sunshine and a light north northeast wind and the dew point 50. the humidity only 49%. look at the chill out to the west here. 40s and 30s in the mountains, that's going to come in behind this storm system which is going to do two things for us. besides turn us colder it's going to bring up some of the moisture out of the gulf of mexico and it's really increased here in western florida in the last 10 hours and that's all going to sort of gang up on areas in the mid- atlantic, the northeast over the next couple of days. looking at the futurecast, a front hanging out here. here comes if moisture by 3:00 tonight. these tours will be around storm -- showers will be around tomorrow heavier around the delmarva. on and off showers, rain, then by thursday, there's the big westerly winds and we could turn over mountain snow showers by thursday. today 73 nice. then friday, saturday and sunday, temps in the upper 50s and nighttime lows 40s in town with 30s north and west. we'll be back with more 9news now at noon in just a moment.

tomorrow winds out of the north, northeast. cloudy skies. a few showers in culpepper county and up in the north in frederick and caroline county. more rain will move in overnight and you can see the rain back to the west moving into west virginia right now. heavier downpours here. most of it is dying out before it makes it is way over the mountains. but the rain moves with it and we'll see the rain tomorrow morning. that is energy piece number one. here's the secondary piece. that's the one that brought denver about 6 inches of snow. to the west of denver 10 to 18 inches of snow and that will make its way across the southeast and potentially move up the coast. that could bring us nasty conditions. showers tomorrow morning. that frontal boundary on top of us. expect rain tomorrow morning in most locations. most of it moderate, some of it heavy. but cooler air moves in. but then it will get really cool if not cold tomorrow night. look at the snow in pennsylvania and new york. they could see snow from one and then friday cloud cover and cool con

category one, still to the east of bermuda and in a direction that's north northeast.t's going to pull it away from the friends on the island there. looks like bermuda will sit okay on this. interesting to note that the tropics have activity this late in the hurricane season. overnight 44 degrees, going to be clear and crisp, below average temperatures no question about that but not by a lot. then friday, 73, sunny skies, warmer, good stuff. tomorrow night, 47 or so, and -- about a three quarters moon, it'll be nice and moonlit out there for you. seven day forecast, i don't know why i love that word, moonlit. seven day forecast, temperatures around 80 or so sunday. into monday, so again a little warmer tomorrow, crisp cool night still on the way. when does it end? looks like it could be as early as wednesday next week. >> enjoy it while it lasts. >> better it'll be better. >> you like to dance? >> depends, put on brick house, something good, maybe. >> check out this next story. >> ♪ [ music ] . >>> baltimore seniors putting on their dancing shoes and rocking it out at

it's out of the north- northeast. we do have high fire danger.e of the higher elevations have had gusts to 50 miles an hour. yesterday, mostly sunny but it was cooler after that low cloud deck. we had a west wind but if you don't have any breeze at all, it's darned cold elderly cut -- some of the is tweets coming in, some mid to low 30s. today after the fog, if you have the fog, it will be sunny. we get more of a northerly breeze and very windy in the hills. not very warm on the temperatures. that's the thing that's missing there. yes, lower humiditiant out of a north-northeast direction. the fog is still there. it's starting to lose its grip a little bit but not before we've had incredibly cool temperatures. danville, 39. novato, 39. i mean, there were cooler reading than this. brentwood in yountville both checking in at 59. santa rosa, napa have been all over the map, anywhere from 36 to 47 degrees. san rafael was down to 42. 44 concord. favorfield, 57. san francisco now 53. they made it to 49 this morning. that's the coldest low, the first tim

moving north northeast at 4 miles per hour. it is just brushing up against cancun, as of now it is moving to the west of it. with this definitely weakening, not touching cuba at all. we saw this track changing, that is what we like to see. as we are looking at a storm moving into our area as we go through tomorrow, we have the rain yesterday, we are going to dry out for some time today. by the evening, that is when we'll have a chance for rain to work its way in here. but by tomorrow morning, we can see the rain works its way in. we can see more of that snow back off toward the west. by lunch time we can start to see the rain snow mix as we go throughout the day. by the time we hit sunday, things are going to be much improved. we'll see much more sunshine in the forecast. for today the temperature coming in right around 52 degrees, variable clouds. we'll have the mix throughout the day. it will be breezy and cooler. by the time we hit tonight, the rain starts to move in here. the temperature coming in around 38 degrees. the rai

now we'll put this into motion over the next hour and really everything just moves essentially north northeast which is where it's been going the past day or so and everything is light. not going to be continuous showers for us. temperatures a little cooler today. not bad. mid 60s downtown. 64 in manassas and 66 in fredericksburg. some 50s though up into frederick hagerstown upper 50s and martinsburg also upper 50s. so here's the deal. a wet evening commute and there are some of these leaves beginning to fall little bit. some of the roads are slippery. showers will diminish tonight. the chance for showers in the forecast overnight, tomorrow and also friday. billion that a chance of -- with that a chance of a thunderstorm as well thursday and friday. here's the futurecast. tonight 11:00 some showers possible. probably walk the dog. nothing heavy. then we get a break by morning which is good news although the roads may still be wet but just some clouds hang tough and some showers to the east and some showers well to the southwest of us. by lunchtime, a little bit of a break. i think we'll see so

this is all training parallel to 95, moving north, northeast at 22 miles an hour. we're going to watch these very carefully. right now, some heavy rain with those particular storms. i'll widen back out and put this into motion. what's going to happen in the next hour. we'll take you in time and have good storms from front royal to winchester. now we'll put this into motion. where are they going to go? they are going to go due north up to leesburg. these are going to go to manassas. you have been clobbered once. they don't look as heavy, but insult to injury, these storms move north up into winchester and the panhandle of west virginia. tornado watch continues until 11:00 p.m. i don't think they're going to cancel this. they are going to wait for it to expire. manassas, all of our friends to the south. everybody over to the bay and down into southern maryland as well. so possible tornado. this is e-mailed to us from charlie. and this is looking on old auburn road. 603 out in virginia and fauquier county and that is a funnel cloud. it's not down all the way, but that

drops to 53 degrees with the winds light out of the north- northeast at 5 miles per hour and tomorrowable temperatures b 71 degrees and light east winds. 8 in the morning, and there will be 40s in the suburbs and 55 degrees in the metro area and by noon, 66 degrees and 5:00, 70 degrees. it's a beautiful looking forecast for you. let's keep it going into the weekend, shall we? and we can every did. how about 80 degrees on sunday if you would like it warmer. we have that for you as the area of high pressure sleeps off of the coast this weekend and -- slips off of the coast this weekend and the temperatures near ate, 81 degrees on sunday and monday. >>> why am i wearing shorts? >> chilly? >> that is warm again. >> oh. >>> and two weeks. >> and right, that is in october. and going to get it back. >>> the simpsons are over. they can't keep going with the current financing. the actors providing the voice may have to take a 45% pay cut, which they are file fighting. a spokesman said they hope there is an agreement to let the network keep the show. >> reporter: and a whole lot to sea about to

wind coming from the north- northeast for that offshore breeze, keeping the marine layer away and the temperatures are climbing. the city reporting 79 at this hour. 722 in oakland. low 80s san jose, livermore, temperatures of 1 to 2 degrees warmer than where we were just yesterday. with plenty of sunshine. feels quite warm already out there. 80 degrees for napa. 78 in santa rosa with, again a cooling trend on the way but not for today. so enjoy this nice warm weather for the weekend. the onshore breeze is going to strengthen. we are expecting again high clouds to be pulling in. should happen bit second half afternoon. you can see them here coming in from the south. we are watching low pressure way off the coast to 800 miles or so that will eventually move closer to the coast and as it does, it will begin to really bring in the cooler air. it should be by sunday into monday. there it is right there. so well off the coast line. the cooling trend will be slight in the beginning and then the temperatures will continue to fall as we move into monday and tuesday. look at the forecast here.

it's north-northeast. by the temperatures are not going to recover that much and be that warm. mostly sunny after thick fog on the coast and bay, and then wind in the valley. i would say napa valley and napa north. also solano and east contra costa. >>> time now 4:40. this morning there is a red flag fire warning for several parts of the bay area. that includes the east by a hills where residents just marked the 20th anniversary of the 1991 firestorm. >> it's a traumatic experience for everyone. it comes back over and over and over when they hear that. >> now, that homeowner marla kaufman says she and her neighbors have already cut back weeds and brush from their yards just in case there is another fire. the red flag warning is expected to run through tomorrow morning. the areas at greatest risk are the hills in alameda, contra costa, santa clara and napa counties. >>> a dire warning about two santa clara county dams. the concerns about their safety and what is being done to fix the problem. >>> and children kept like animals inside a nebraska home. how parents explain their ac

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and that means our winds go back to the north and northeast. temperatures on thursday. maybe 5 or 6 degrees cooler than tomorrow. we're still talking mid- to upper 60s. a little below average. but tomorrow, should be in the low, even some mid-70s with a lot of sunshine. so really nice day coming up. pleasant day. and looks like this pattern, as this high moves off the east coast, our winds go more back to the southwest. even warmer conditions coming for the weekend. still looking at the tropics. yeah, felipe is still out there. tropical storm may become a category 1 hurricane before it dies and heads way out in the atlantic this. mess out in the eastern sections, east of our region, may spin up an area of low pressure. at least one of the models has something spinning up here. see, what happens as we get high pressure up here, it moves offshore. winds around the high pressure can cause a spin to develop down here in the bahamas, which are still pretty warm. two areas east of the bahamas. and the gulf of mexico. something could develop by the latter part of the weekend.

everything is still moving north, northeast. essentially right up 29, right up the vw parkway and right up 95 up towards baltimore. and then after that, we have to deal with fog. and tomorrow, well, guess what, more thunderstorms on the way. we'll talk what that means to your friday football games and weekend coming up. >> thank you, topper. >>> it came on fast and without warning. when the mayhem was done, a historic house was destroyed by what possibly was a tornado. this is not the first time this area has been pounded by the force of mother nature. ken molestina is live where it all went down. ken. >> reporter: yes, derek. as you mentioned, ts area is no stranger to mother nature's fury. that earthquake that hit in late august, that was only about 18 miles down the road in mineral. since then there have been aftershocks, a hurricane and floods and now this. take a look at what is left here of this house. a tornado left the roof on the ground. >> it was about four miles away. it was raining real hard. i mean hard. >> reporter

but the winds tomorrow should shift more to the north and northeast.tures tomorrow, probably running 6 or 7 degrees cooler than today. that means upper 60s rather than mid-70s. to the west, first of the fall winter storms coming to the coast. look at that. rain just from central california, northward on the coast. rain and snow inland areas. and rain amazing here in new mexico and texas. they've seen like no rain at all in the last four months. so they need this. hopefully it will move across north texas. that's where the worst of the drought is. the rest of the country, not a cloud to be seen. just east of massachusetts, a few clouds and some shower activity between cuba and the keys there. something may develop there in sort of a tropical matter. that could spin up an area of tropical rain. for our region, weak front coming through. a little cooler. then it goes back to warmer temps over the weekend. as this high moves off, we could actually get up to 80 on sunday and monday. northeast winds on the bay. and a small craft advisory, still in effect ton

in the north bay hills, right now we have reports of winds gusting out of the north, northeast t 34 milesan hour. with that relative humidity coming down, it is about 15%. you can tell just how dry it is above the layer of fog and low clouds that we still have. higher pressure will start to ao the south. it is near the nevada-california-oregon border. winds will peak with the down sloping wind. red flag warnings are in affect for the north bay mountains and the east bay hills and the diablo range. look out for gusts to 40 miles an hour. low humidity with those gusty winds. with that in mind i want to show you what the fire weather index looks like. this takes into account the wind and the humidity, and tomorrow morning you can see the blues and yellows in the north bay. also the diablo range, we are facing moderate to high fire danger. the fire danger starts to ease up a bit in the afternoon, but still running on the moderate side as indicated here in blue. by morning, definitely grab a sweater or jacket. it is going to be on the cool side in the valleys. 47 in livermore. morgan hill, loo

behind this comes a cold front the wind will blow north northeast over the next couple of days with chillyperatures we may get lake affect rainshowers as well. but we do have a 70 degree day going on and that is not without wind. those gusts can reach 40 mi. per hour. these are the wind gusts from our weather bug reading ... some of the rainshowers have accumulated some rain to the north is 62 degrees at o'hare 65 degrees at midway ... once the rain gets going the temperatures will come down a bit more the big headline is the change to cooler weather ... we have been fortunate this last week it's time to break out the codecoats. temperatures could drop 20 degrees tomorrow. there is snow accumulating in canada and in the rockies ... international falls is 42 degrees currently ... ultimately we may get some more whether that's a bit warm ... showers will be back around midnight. there may be snow in the upper midwest over the next couple of days. temperatures are in the '70s but only near 50 tomorrow a big change the mailing get into the 40's on thursday. 16 degrees above normal today. cloud

the front offshore will keep that pushed bay and moving from the north and northeast.it is not a concern for us. a small craft advisory until about 6:00 today. just a bit below the average of 49 and nice with sunshine, tomorrow the coolest of the next few days and that might flip around before it is all said and done. could see the 80s in the forecast coming up. >> thank you, very much. >>> still to come at noon, the shocking study on the drunk driving trips around the country, that is going up. >>> we are always on here -- at this hour, for the updates on the day's news, the first morning weather forecast, log on for more. ,,,,,,,,,, . >>> new numbers showing that more americans are drinking and driving every day. many account for the americans that drink too much. they kill about 11,000 people every year. >>> men that are concerned about their hearts should hit the gym. three hours per week could cut a risk of heart attack by 22%. it is the number one cause of death with men in the country -- a new reason to get your living will in order. after getting to lock at 3,0

there's a little north- northeast oakland. a little north-northeast. a lot of high clouds taking aim at us. today will be fair, sunny, mild to warm. the morning is cold. the days are nice, some mid- to upper 70s, a lot of 60s and 70s. closer to the bay, a little cooler. halloween will be okay. it will be a little cooler. i think when we get to november, a few changes and that spells out rain. tori and dave? >> thank you, steve. >>> it's a tense friday morning at one bay area college. the campus attack that has students on alert. >>> also -- another school threat in the east bay, how the police are responding this morning. >>> and city leaders in san francisco debate their next move in handling the occupy sf protest. 30 -- >>> another threat this morning targeting a contra costa county school. somebody sent a threateningler to the school -- threatening letter to the school at valhalla. claudine wong has more. good morning, claudine. >> reporter: good morning. just in the last ten minutes, we saw a pleasant hill police patrol car pull up into this parkin

in the north bay, still high pressure providing that slight north-northeast wind that will allow the temperatures to climb quickly back into the 80s for san rafael. 85 for santa rosa. the winds will continue to keep temperatures comfortable at our beaches. mid-60s there. 80 in hayward. notice a few mid and upper 70s there. beautiful day in union city, 80 and still quite warm in pittsburg. 84 in dublin and sunshine around the monterey coast, breeze is keeping it in the 70s today. here is the seven-day forecast, enjoy today, a little cool at the beaches, you may need a jacket but tomorrow you'll see the fog and breezy winds come tuesday and wednesday, especially the higher elevations. increasing clouds, weak system visits us next weekend but just keep the temperatures below average. >> just a weak system, thank you lisa. >> google is exploring the idea to help finance a deal by other companies to acquire yahoo. google has talked to at least two private firms about potentially assisting them to finance a deal to buy yahoo's core business. the journal reports google and other partners ha

sharply cooler not a great mix with some drizzle and light rain today the high is 51 degrees north northeast winds to 30 mi. per hour, tonight cloudy blustery showers will die down ... mitt 40's in the city tomorrow partly sunny and cool with november level chill at 52 degrees ... scattered showers in indiana and michigan same story for friday with a high 54 degrees.. thank you tom. >>it's time for today's trivia: which of the following disney movies was not a loose adaptation of a grimm's fairy tale? [ sue ] wow! i've been so looking forward to this. when my asthma symptoms returned, my doctor prescribed dulera to help prevent them. [ male announcer ] dulera is for patients 12 and older whose asthma is not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. dulera will not replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. dulera helps significantly improve lung function. this was shown over a 6 month clinical study. dulera contains formoterol which increases the risk of death from asthma problems and may increase the risk of hospitalization in children and ad

winds offshore, land breeze coming out of the north-northeast.drys out the atmosphere and dan, we do worry about fire danger. we'll keep an eye on it but it looks like a great weekend. >> now to a story about not giving up. alan moore is a veteran and grandfather that has gone back to college to finish what he started 40 years ago. as extensive extensive explains, that not the reason why he is in the history books. >> alan moore blends in with his teammates. >> i wrote that on every shoe i got as soon as i started. >> football, in the second quarter. a game few might remember. he it was extra point at shot of college football history. at age 61. >> it was something for doing it. >> it was a dream that begin 40 years. a kick on his junior college football team. but vietnam war draft coming he enlisted. life went on. >> just life. i didn't have time. >> but for 40 years that dream sat somewhere in his heart. it turns out the setback in economy brought it back to life. laid off from his construction job, he practiced every day. first in the backyard

feel yeah was a category 4 last night lost intensity but a category 3 moving its way to the north, northeastto move north and brush newfoundland, part of the canadian maritimes as we move into monday. gradually weaken out and become a remnant low we are so happy this is not effecting our coastal area, it is such a strong hurricane. behind it, tropical storm, felice. chilly and cloudy, course to have day, 51 degrees, chance of showers throughout the course of the day, could see something spotty here and there otherwise not all bad, 47 degrees, that is not right going to be a little warmer than that going to be into the 50s your 5 day later back to you melanie. >>> gross man, from behind, lost the football, cowboys got it. cowboys win. >> heart ache for skins fans, and big d last week can burgundy and gold succeed today. >>> today we caulk to the kevin and rock show, hey dave. >> yeah, you know them, love him, kevin and rocky, that dynamic duo, welcome back to the show. >>> busy day. >> glad to have you back. red skins, we alluded to it there with melanie if they win today in st. louis. >> win

here is the latest doppler radar, everything moving off towards the north, northeast at about 30, 35 m.p.h. the area shaded and pink is under the tornado warning until 6:00 this evening. it will eventually move closer towards the district and could clip arlington into the district and eventually move into montgomery county and prince george's county over the next hour or so. we also have a tornado watch in effect for the areas shaded and yellow including the district and surrounding area and points south until 11:00 tonight. i am confident we will see this cancel out earlier than that. then the temperatures are cool off to the west. that is where the tornado watch is not an effect at this time. we will head back to the storm scan and show you, once again the track of the storms. as we move through this evening the latest, another track dale city until 5:40, that is when you will see the heaviest impact. lorton is about 5:51, moving towards newington and burke west springfield, north springfield, the mixing bowl, just about 6:00. that will eventually move towards franconia and annanda

this area of low pressure will slowly move off north, northeast during the overnight hours tomorrow. it is scattered showers across central virginia and and a lot of this is not even reaching the ground yet. this will be just in time for rush-hour tomorrow morning. here is the 48-hour futurecast. scattered showers becoming a little bit more widespread and then pick up in intensity going to the daytime hours, and they appear to stick around for the day on thursday, but limited to about 30%-40% chance. by friday, the skies will start to clear and the sun will shine with a beautiful weekend forecast on the way. here is the forecast for tonight. cloudy skies cool with temperatures into the mid 50's. rain will develop after midnight then tomorrow, it appears to be a washout. rain heavy to the west of the d.c. with daytime highs only in the 60's. we may see some strong guard costs which will make the temperatures feel more like mid to upper 50's, so a bit of a wind chill tomorrow. improving temperatures thursday and friday into the mid 70's. once we get a shower and ran out of here, a beau

there is a live view from sutro camera looking towards north-northeast. and do we have a few?t's different. quite a different view. we don't have that. take my word. it's different. so sunny skies and you don't see much of the cloudiness around the golden gate. tomorrow, looking for sunny skies, at the coast. it's going to be a mild day. highs in the 70s near the coast. 74 here in san francisco. upper 70s around the bay and 81 in san jose and fremont. and livermore, inland north bay, 82 in napa and warmth just keeps on coming. monterey bay, high noodz low 80s, 74 monterey. and there is highs 83 in hol lifter, and seven days ahead looking good, too. sandhya will tell you about that at 5:00. >> thank you. >> bears causing some big problems in the sierra foothills. >> this home video shows a mother bear and one of her through cubs after raiding a chicken coop in loomis the man describes damage done by bears. >> tore up a couple boards from the chicken coop, took out pretty much every chicken. we want to make sure the community is aware they need to get together and do the respons

some of the higher elevations are showing a north, northeast wind especially on the berkeley side andortheast but a lot of 50s and 52 seems popular, santa rosa, livermore is close, a few upper 50s 59 for oakland and san francisco. the reason we are warming up, a system went by yesterday and high pressure is behind that and that low right there starts to eject towards it and that will pick up the fog again and give us some drizzle. if there is any rain it will stay to the north, wednesday it will bottom out and start a little bit of a warmup partly cloudy skies with a cooler pattern after today. there will be a lot of sun and it will be warmer but that fog on the coast will be tough to bulging. 60s and 70s towards clear lake and ukiah. 75 in south sal alito -- sell alito. 820 san jose, 88 santa rosa, a lot of upper 70s and lower 80s including red wood city and palo alto, 60s on the coast there is not enough of an offshore push to warm them up. wednesday thursday and friday we start to turn things around even though it is rather quiet and with your weekend in view it will be mostly sunn

. >> i like that severe clear thanks to the winds out of the north northeast responsible for those offshore especially overnight. here's current readings right now. already 65 in san francisco. 60 novato. 61 oakland. half moon bay cheer skies, 60 -- clear skies, 56 in livermore. here's some highlights. enjoy today things start to change a bit as we head into saturday and sunday. we will notice subtle changes today high clouds start to move in. another warm afternoon. patchy fog will redevelop at the coast overnight setting the stage for more fog to advance inland saturday and sunday, temperatures will be coming down. let me show you the satellite map. high pressure responsible for those offshore winds the past several days starting to erode a bit. starting to see some of these high clouds from southern california towards our area. high cloudiness to be on the increase today that may keep some temperatures down a few degrees. tonight, saturday, sunday, lower pressure off the coast, counterclockwise spin is going to return more of an onshore wind flow, fog will return that is going to mean te

we're starting to see winds coming up out of the north, northeast this, is a drying wind that dries outtmospheres and as this ridge shifts we're going to see northeastern winds peaking in the morning. highest fire danger between midnight tonight and early tomorrow morning. just be aware of this. the red flag warning is going continue right throughout thursday morning. this covers north bay mountains and the diablo range. gusts 40 miles per hour possible with very low humidity. so humidity levels are going to come down to 15% to 30%. this time of the year there is a huge fire concern as we get gusty winds. breezy tonight but take a look at temperatures. cheryl? you'll call this cold again. and there are first thing in the morning you'll need a sweater or jacket. 48 degrees in clover dale. and there is most areas running clear, low to mid-50s and patches of fog just skirting near the coastline. tomorrow afternoon, sunny skies and warmer conditions. thanks to north-northeastern breeze, 71 in san francisco. and there is 75 degrees in santa rosa. towards concord low to mid-70s and on the pen

wul pepper, warrenton, this is moving to the north-northeast. if you are not seeing the heavy rain now, you are going to see it in a half hour to hour. no lightning associated with this. i wouldn't be surprised to see a little bit of lightning develop. then more to go to the south. there's the first round making its way through the region. to the south, here is another frontal boundary. watch the storms pop up. boom. these are strong storms that try to make their way up here. i don't think we are going to see anything too severe. we could see rumbles of thunder around 11:00 or 12:00. the frontal boundary where we could see the showers and storms. after that, we dry out significantly. what do we do as well? when we cool down, windy conditions tomorrow. winds 30 to 40 miles per hour with the possibility of snow back here toward the mountains. the highest peaks, that's going to be it. for the rest of us, it's going to be cool but nice. pretty nice fall weekend shaping up. scattered showers late overnight and into the evening hours. temperatures 67

the wind is just about calm, although starting to flow out of the north northeast at about 5 to 10 milesent readings, we are in the 60s, getting ready to top off in the 80s even 70s even for our beaches. san francisco 61. 62 oakland, antioch 62°. 60 mountain view. these numbers 24 hours ago quite a bit -- check out oakland up 8° from this time yesterday, 2° san francisco from this time questioned. napa up 6°, hayward up 1. clearly, the warming trend is going to be with us throughout the course of our day. warm today not only inland also at the coast. clear and mild overnight and we will start to trend things down a little as we head into saturday and sunday. really the cold breeze is going to bring higher pressure pushing storm track to the north and bringing slight offshore winds. winds from land to sea going to warm us up today. definitely look for mid to upper 80s inland. even topping out at our coastal beaches with those winds cop pressing close to the surface in the 70s -- winds compressing close to the surface in the 70s. 85 cupertino at our beaches, 7 half moon bay, peninsula, jus

the ridge builds inland, winds come out of the north-northeast. it's a light to moderate off shore wind event continuing into wednesday morning. and that is when we're expecting it to dry out. temperatures cool off a little bit on inland areas and there is humidity drop sog a fire weather watch for the north bay mountains and diablo range. gusts 40 miles per hour possible with low humidity. we're going from about 30% humidity tomorrow afternoon to the teens. about 15% so when you drop humidity there, of course we're concerned about fire weather. so just be aware of this. and there is a drop down to low to mid-50s around the coast and inland areas and by morning, qi quite a bit of cloud cover so there are temperatures dropping in lfr more we're going to be dropping to 72. fairfield 74 degrees, south bay, san jose, 74. clouds taking time to clear out so do expect a downward trend. 74 in the north bay. and coastal areas mid-60s. it will be a breezy afternoon but sunny skies and there is lingering clouds in santa cruz. here is the accu-weather forecas

and get more of a westerly breeze instead of the north, northeast we had yesterday. drop temperatures 10 to 15 degrees. and few upper 70s. >> good morning, westbound 80. you can see the traffic is getting much thicker and slower from berkeley heading to oakland. the commute looks good. and already some slowing. and some of the cash lane. we will go back to the desk. >> well the coast guard is busy right now. searching for a missing kayaker in the san francisco bay. he was paddling near pier 80 when his kayak flipped over. ktvu's lorraine blanco is in san francisco now to tell us the next couple of hours could be very critical. >> good morning, lorraine >> reporter: good morning, i got off the phone with the coast guard. they have one big boat in the water searching tore tom gregoire. you will see more help as the light comes. >> it started yesterday at 3:30. the kayaking buddies said he was out celebrating recovering from throat cancer. it was directed in by a tugboat. and the kayak overturned and he never resurfaced. >> the coast guard said you can never be too care

the city or around the city of the present time occurred but this is all drifting out to the north and northeast. so the chance will be going up. the next drink could be within the next hour to an hour-and-a- half. -- the next shower could be within the next hour to an hour- and-a-half. precipitation coming up through the central part of virginia. if you time it out, it will take several hours to get through. but sometime this evening, that rain will begin to taper off and we will get some breaks in the overcast overnight tonight. in the short term, things of the kind of chili. i thought we would get some breaks in that overcast this morning. that helped to create some thunder shower activity. but the cloud effect is pretty solid as you can see. that combined with the east will make it very difficult for the temperatures to move this afternoon. -- with the east wind will make it very difficult for the temperatures to move this afternoon. east wind at 17 m.p.h. and gusting to 28 m.p.h. so watch out for that. some of the other temperatures around the area -- 65 to chester town, mid-60's on the eas

you can see the storm tracking to the north-northeast. sugarland run in 21 minutes. it will move into montgomery county, that moving in in a half hour to 45 minutes. right now, the areas affected, take the radar off. fairfax and reston. this is also very close toward the burke area. close to clifton. along route 66. along route 7 to the dulles toll road. we are looking at that storm, too. dangerous situation throughout the evening. we are going to continue to watch this through the weather center. this is a situation that could play out toward portions of southern maryland throughout the rest of the evening. >> exactly, all through the afternoon and evening, those are the areas that had the breaks in the cloud cover and extreme warming. upper 70s right around 80 degrees coming up through the northern neck. that's one of the areas included in the tornado watch that goes up until 11:00 p.m. let's put the radar back on for you and loop it out for a couple hours to see the cells down to the south. down to the south. in fact, south and east of there. we have had reports o

down to the south, we continue to see some areas of heavy rain and those will be tracking to the north-northeasts well as the morning continues to progress. earlier this morning, there was some thunderstorm activity down to the south as well. at the very least, there was a spot of heavy rain there. now, let's take a look at the entire region and what we're seeing is the rain showers, the cloud cover, there are some gaps in the cloud cover well down to the south but we'll certainly be under clouds all day today. i don't think there will be sunshine, maybe tomorrow, some rays of sun. there is a frontal boundary out to the west. let me tell you about that. i'll show you the surface map. right now, we are caught between two systems. we've got the stationary front that we told you about yesterday, area of low pressure riding up along that. that is all the precipitation that we see moving to the north and then with that cold front, that comes through here tomorrow and that will bring with it some rain showers that will trigger more rain for friday here and there off and on during the course of the day

off shore now, but will be nosing inland overnight and this is a center of high pressure moving north northeast giving us a shift in winds, there is dry winds blowing into the bay area and there is a fire risk. there is a red flag warning in affect from 6:00 wednesday morning this is for north bay mountains gusts up to 40 miles per hour and low humidity 15% to 20%. low temperatures tonight mild to cool. cool in parts of the north bay. lows mid-40s in napa. upper 40s closer to the bay. and tomorrow high temperatures under sunny skies ranging from mid to upper 70s 77 in campbell. 78 saratoga. and mid to upper 70s on the peninsula. 68 redwood city. low to mid-70s on the coast and half moon bay. downtown san francisco 74 degrees tomorrow. there is upper 70s to right around 80. the near east bay highs into mid-70s 75 in oakland and union city and fremont. inland east bay mainly upper 70s. and there is 80 degrees in watsonville. and here is the accu-weather forecast. sharp cool down for us thursday with showers arriving. highs only around 60 or just above 65 thursday and friday. highs remaining in th

it's a dry north northeast wind and down sloping wind really dries out the atmosphere so more. light moderate offshore wind we lack at the high fire danger heading into tomorrow night. red flag warnings go into effect at 6:00 o'clock tomorrow evening for the north bay mountains. east bay hills in the diablo range. warning continues through 6:00 a.m. thursday so gust to 40 miles an hour with relative humidity dropping down to the teens around this time of year of course big concerns be aware of this overnight look for the cloud to fill into some of our vaechlt upper 40's to mid 50's and tomorrow afternoon high coming down a couple more degrees in the south bay. san jose only 72 to. sunny day in sunnyvale. 72 degrees on the peninsula. upper 60's to low 70's t.sunshine in the afternoon though 72 in palo alto. breezy in the cool side in pacifica. 63 there. 65 degrees downtown san francisco. 64 south san francisco. get up into the north bay you see low 60's along the coast. mid 70's santa rosa, sonoma, novato, east bay breezy but blue. 68 in oak land. 70 for union city. castro valle