below average conditions for the inland east bay and northbay northbay friends.get back o average as we wrap up the week d head into a beautiful weekend with partly cloudy skies. > >> a virginia man virginia man man got the surprise of a lifetime. josc velasquez thought he won $600 in in the watery. but it turns out out he won a lot more. but it was not until he took his ticket ticket to the service center to cash it out that he learned his ticket was worth $1 million. velasquez said he plans to use the money to take care of his family and possibly start his own business. that is it for us for us on kpix5 news at noon. remember that we are always on 24/7 on the cbs news bay area and streaming on kpix.com. thet newscast is at 3:00. have a great afternoon! ♪♪ >> sheila: oh, grandma misses you so much. >> finn: oh. ialso need to schedule a consult-- [hayes babbling] >> sheila: i just wanna hold you in my arms and never let go. ♪♪ >> finn: but please let them know. >> brooke: look, i've tried to be nice about this, taylor, but if you refuse to respect certain boundar

northbay will get it first. look look at this organized line.his is the phase of the storm being driven in by the cold front that gives us the most widespread continuous rain. the more noticeable steady rain. it comes through the first part of sunday. it takes until late morning before that line clears the south bay. everybody gets it gets it through the morning on sunday. in the second half of the day and then we enter the nt phase. that is the isolated showers. the occasional pop up thunderstorms here. there will be a lot of thunderstorms with this but there would be some. you will get brief downpours if you happen to get one of those. but it will be on-again off-again. because of that there there will be more time from the the second half of sunday through monday when you're not g rained on then when you are. but are. but there will always be a possibility for the next shower to move in. the chance goes on again off again. when you take h of these phases of the storm, the steady rain from sunday morning with the i started thuns from sunday af

upper 80s for in the in parts of the northbay. a few spots touching 90.low retret slow retreat closer to average high temperatures by the middle of next week. > >> straightahead in sports, the latest piece of giants history is back to write more chapters. > >> he missed a couple of games,e games, george has missed heading heading something even more, until now. > >> your are tonight's guests on the late show >> the people that packed oracle oracle park for train fast weret were not just true to a spectacle in the stadium, they also enjoyed a water show courtesy of the fire boat and ie i believe this counts as a training course. > >> you know what i meant that it it would not see seeing back in the squad is buster. he will noe there yet but he is kind of back. >> baseball up top. when you scan the list of team owners your eyes will focus on a familiar name. the same one that that got 3 will series in 7 all-star game's in a 14 year could not stay retired a year, he joined the ownership group and he is the first former giant giant to do so. he made 150 milli

bernard has the story. >> fall pumpkin season is here and one of the most ocular patches in the northbay. it's enough to make you say oh my gourd. >> what you think of this place? >> we love it. we come every year. >> owner and former jim government says the proof is written on the wall of his utility shed. >> this is a watermark on october 24. >> leaving jim's property looking more like a lake. the old way to get around was by kayak. >> i learned pumpkins float pretty well. everything was underwater. about two and half feet underwater from where we were standing right here. >> the week before halloween. >> that's the way farming is. some years you have bad years. some years you have good years. >> 2022 is looking up. the corn is high as an elf -- elephant side. -- elephant's eye. >> a little more confusing. finding your way out is no joke. >> it was really rough, but we just ended up coming back to the entrance because we could not find where anything was. we were just going in a bunch of circles. >> the maze and pumpkin patch celebrating. >> we just love, you know, getting out there an

it has been the northbay valley's that have seen dusting. dusting. in terms of today, it will go like this. on-again off-again showers. they will stay with us through the remainder of sunday. there are plenty of times it is not raining, you can get outside. it it is like the showers can pick back up again very shortly after 4:amed ant. it is ndy. this advt es thll see 35 mile an hour gu there. back to you. > >> 10 days ago it was 117 degrees in the mountain valley. residents are preparing for up to an inch of rain. johnve to ao to changing conditions. >> reporter: after such a dry year you would think people in the business of growing plants would welcome a little rain. but, in the wine industry as always, timing is everything. there was no calm before the storm at this winery in st. helena. the place was packed as visitors enjoy the glorious weather in the outdoor venue. do do you think it is because they know tomorrow it will be raining? >> yes, of course. >> reporter: for the president tom davies, the storm needs a chance for his workers to get a

upper 80s for in the in parts of the northbay. a few spots touching 90. a slow retret slow retreat closer to average high temperatures by the middle of next week. > >> straightahead in sports, the latest piece of giants history is back to write more chapters. > >> he missed a couple of games,e games, george has missed heading heading something even more, until now. > >> your are tonight's guests on the late show have heart failure and still experience unresolved symptoms? heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms like carpal tunnel syndrome... ...shortness of breath... ...irregular heartbeat... ...and lower back pain could mean something more serious called attr-cm a rare, underdiagnosed disease that worsens over time, so it's important to recognize the signs. sound like you? call your cardiologist and ask about attr-cm. >> the people that packed oracle oracle park for train fast weret were not just true to a spectacle in the stadium, they also enjoyed a water show courtesy of the fire boat and ie i believe this counts as a training course. > >> you

bernard has the story. >> fall pumpkin season is here and one of the most ocular patches in the northbay. it's enough to make you say oh my gourd. >> what you think of this place? >> we love it. we come every year. >> owner and former jim government says the proof is written on the wall of his utility shed. >> this is a watermark on october 24. >> leaving jim's property looking more like a lake. the old way to get around was by kayak. >> i learned pumpkins float pretty well. everything was underwater. about two and half feet underwater from where we were standing right here. >> the week before halloween. >> that's the way farming is. some years you have bad years. some years you have good years. >> 2022 is looking up. the corn is high as an elf -- elephant side. -- elephant's eye. >> a little more confusing. finding your way out is no joke. >> it was really rough, but we just ended up coming back to the entrance because we could not find where anything was. we were just going in a bunch of circles. >> the maze and pumpkin patch celebrating. >> we just love, you know, getting out there an

that will be the trend for us all way up in our even inland east bay in northbay, too.th the lucky to live here especially when you see what is happening in florida and you see our weather. we think our lucky stars. metal is used to make a lot of the stuff in our lives what about art? you will want to see the sculptures coming out of a san francisco neighborhood right after this. and joint as every weekday for our new life discuss at 7:00 and 8:00 on pcw and streaming on cbs news bay area. you find us on pluto tv channel 397 >>elizabeth: this is pretty cool but san francisco woman is using pieces of metal to create eye-catching sculptures. our kpix 5 photojournalist shannon caught up with the artist at the box shop in hunters point. >> this is anderson and metal sculptor based in san francisco but her journey as an artist didn't begin with metal. >> i was more of a mold maker and a painter and then my late husband, i met him and he was an art cart artist and he would make these amazing animals and taught me too well.hing. >> when she and her husband a fellow artist relo

not as nice inland. 80s and 90s in the northbay. still above 100 degrees inland in the east bay. temperatures tonight will drop down to the 60s and 70s. another another night of above average temperatures starting on thursd. on thursday. even hotter in the afternoon inland. similar temperatures along the bay and in the coast. about 100 in san . san jose. between 100 and 105 for parts of bay. comparing thoe comparing those forecast highs to the record for tomorrow. we will likely tie the record in san jose. four degrees shy of te record in santa rosa. concorde going to set a new record high temperature at 110 come up breaking the old record of 102. temperatures go back down on fr. on friday. san jose still in the in the 90s on friday. closer to reasonably warm levels saturday and sunday. still a few degrees -- a few degrees above average is better than 30 degrees average which is what we will be be close to in some spots tomor. spots tomorrow. below average temperatures. in the forecast, by tuesday and wednesday of nexk next week. we will keep that kind of weather pattern in placs

the northbay, 97 in novato. how about more cooling? i know everyone is on board.ll see that cooler system continue to get closer and closer as he had to the weekend . at the counter clockwise motion will act like a conveyor belt and pull in remnants of tropical system okay. you're talking about stuff the saturday and sunday. it will feel downright strange, especially saturday. we will see clouds move through california. that humidity is increasing, we have lightning and rain fall. the totals are actually off the charts for september and parts of california. namely, southern california. we have flood watches up as the mountains in socal could be anywhere from a half to two inches. the best bet is toward san diego and the surrounding mountains. los angeles, right now, the latest update is .5 to maybe .75 of an inch. the raymond stops around fresno to monterey. we are not expecting big rain totals, but there is a slight possibility that because of how close this is, it could get spotty thunderstorms in the bay area. another is high interest on what is happening with

this is for inland east a community and northbay communities. that 108 degrees ay on monday is for santa rosa. it is 107 on tuesday. these numbers numbers are about a degree or in in cases two degrees higher than than they were last night in the the forecast. so, the latest model run and they are doubling down on two things. it is still that monday tuesday where we will see the big spike. it has also got a little bit hotter. >> >> you know that i give you some some agency over this. i am disappointed that the numbers are creeping up. i want them to be going down. >> you and me both. in that regard, even after those two days, this is another importantt important aspect we will focus on the peak. they go down a little after those two days butt is not enough. we are still in t wave here. it is not until we get to saturday when we are out of it. by then, some more interesting things might happen. might happen. we are going to talk about how saturday we could we could be pulling in maybe some tropical moisture. this is another story. >> it will be a

when you add up both days attention to help of rain for the northbay about initial the golden gate andyou g to the south bay and is day is maybe half an inch of rain. we with those numbers court's reference, so never bounce around a bit over the last 24 hours. it will get 20 tomorrow over here and along the coastline. the branch of the purple are 4 40-mile an hour gusts of strong southerly winds in a way direction that we are only used to westerly winds believes will be strong sadly winds being called up by the cold front. you can feel stronger different places. if your downslope of about deat to the corryville he might feel that part because it comes from the south and into the valley because same with north bay village but primarily the coast where the advisor is no 45 moun argos promoting those to around 60, they time highs tomorrow only in the mid 70s to be relatively warm not like it which a storm. yes if you have heard, there will be light snow in the sierr from this very inconsequential. it will be gone in two days but it's fun, there will be a littl light snow in the sierras. p

the suit says lack of of oversight caused the northbay northbay fires in 2017 and the campfire in 2018. faulty power lines and electrical equipment sparking the fires. 85 people died in the fire. it remains the the deadliest and most destructive wildfire. > >> new restrictions regarding the student loan forgiveness program, private loans will not qualify borrowers whose loans are owned by private companies are not eligible to receive for. receive forgiveness. the new exclusion comes as the administration has concerned the the industry would challenge it in court. that's a look at your top stories. > >> we've been celebrating hispanic heritage month with stories capturing community and culture. there is a lack of resources for latino businesses. one study found 32% of latino owned businesses apply for the ppp loans and only 10% were app, were approved, white owned businesses were approved at a higher rate with a similar percentage who applied, this morning a business nestled in the latino cultural district who who is not letting them stop. >> >> a quick walk down 24 in the mission distr

northbay valley. >> i feel like the temperature is really perfect. i was thinking to myself, god, this is this is really nice. >> a little bit of humidity and yes the smoke to watch. good news on both by monday and tuesday they should be leaving. > >> san francisco fire and rescue rescue crews were busy on friday friday carrying out what was not not one but two rescues. around0 around 6:00 at baker beach, firefighters say the victim fell victim fell off the cliff but ws able to call 911. the rescue took about two hours and the victim is expected to be okay. the second rescue happened on saturday around 10:00 in the morning at china beach. the phoo shows two people stranded far from shore on paddleboarder's. rescue boards were able to get them peer > >> coming up a crowd at a sporting event pauses to honor the late queen and the country's country's new king. >> good morning, everybody, i he a question for you, who is ready ready for nfl sunday? i am, me,k me. here's what we have for you in sports. raider nation, somebody got paid before this ft nfl su

.>>> anti-semitic messages left friday northbay community.onight, police are telling us it is not a hate crime. people the nevada started calling police after finding anti-somatic bags on their driveways. police say it is not a crime. they say it it it is a hate motivated --. johnson issued a statement saying nevada police department takes matters of hate crime seriously. we are committed to investigating these incidents fully. >>> it is an old problem getting no attention. fed up with illegal dumping across oakland? neighbors are calling for action. the group called faith in action east bay cochran emergency declaration from the city council, as well as a strategy to deal with the issue. the group says many of oakland's neighborhoods have become clogged with abandoned cars and junk. they also say encampments have made their neighborhoods less safe. they argued the wealthier areas don't go through the same problems. >> our neighborhoods are not being treated fairly. city officials would never allow mountains of trash and abandoned vehicles to

the northbay valley, you will bn the upper 70s by the middle of the week. the heatwave is breaking. one more day and then it is behind us. > >> the season has kicked off. te was a party scheduled all my for for the rams. one problem, the bills in town. they were buzz kill. a familiar face. made its first return to the bay and he the choice between prop 26 and 27? let's get real. prop, 26 means no money to fix homelessness, no enforcement oversight and no support for disadvantaged tribes. yikes! prop 27 generates hundreds of millions towards priorities like new housing units in all 58 counties. 27 supports non-gaming tribes and includes strict audits that ensure funds go directly to people off the streets and into there's only one choice. yes on 27. every search you make, every click you take, every move you make, every step you take, i'll be watching you. the internet doesn't have to be duckduckgo is a free all in one privacy app with a built in search engine, web browser, one click data clearing and more stop companies like google from watching you, by downloading the app today. du

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those peak days for the east bay valleys and northbay valleys. it does get better but it will take a while before we get out of the heat. storm exports of coming up next, next, joc pederson started the season on fire for the san francisco giants. he will in this year just as hot. > >> college football, it is back. back. one team is victorious, another bay area team just getting underway. > >> do not loaded with our world famous pastrami, sauteed mushrooms, roasted red peppers, and smothered with melty american cheese. the new pastrami cheese steak. try steak or chicken, too. now at togo's >> welcome in to sports, we will will start with some baseball. t baseball. not kim, however. the orioles and athletics are still in play. we begin oracle park. umbrella hat weather, it is better than wearing a parka. bottom three, giants have them loaded up, joc pederson at the plate. he is heating up. goes fishing for that one, since it into right field, had a pair of splashes last week, he scores and are not to tie it up 2. for thinning, joc pederson again, t

temperatures in northbay mostly run 90, but closer to reasonabl. to reasonable. lower 90s in the santa clara valley. 60s along the coast. those numbers are gog to be much closer to average across the bay area tomorrow. bay area ground level quality has been good to mostly moderate category. we have a few orange dots showing up in parts of the east bay indicating that unhealthy for sensitive groups . groups range. most of what we are seeing will be elevated in the atmosphere. you will see the the haze on the horizon, but not not as much smoke at ground level to cause significant health concerns. we'll track that further with a look at futurecast smokes munition coming up in just a few minutes. minutes. >> thanks, paul. > >> the new king of england, king king charles iii, made his firss first address today. evenly on the king's speech. >> i shall endeavor to serve you you with loyalty, respect, and . >> addressing the nation and the the world for the first time, king charles iii palmist to follow his mother's example of lifelong service. >> i tall so no solemnly no

it does start to climb into the mis for those inland valleys in northbay, but that is going to feel ae like the summer did before the heat wave. this is the fire that is burning up n the foothills of sierra. it just just took off today. is startedy but boy did we see a huge amount amount of smoke started coming up the fire within the last thre hours. they had this about 6000s at the last report at noon toda. that plume of smoke really took off in the last few hours and ie look on it here, that is it today. watch what happens to the the flow in the atmosphere tomorrow. it will be a sudden backing here, the winds will start coming from the east. onef the consequences of this heat wave now we're kind of getting through the worst from the temperatures will be to keep an eye on air quality and that starts to become a bigger focus for us over the next few days. let's get into the seven-day fot to show you where things go from from here. we will see the temperatures look so much bettey the time we get into next week. i mean, it is almost like a dist memory once you start looking at looking a

skies, the santa clara valley wakes up in total gray, east bayshore, the entire peninsula and the northbay valleys we will have a lot of this spilling into the petaluma gap and working its way way up to napa tomorrow as well and of course you will have plenty of sunshine by the aftern the afternoon and it will look and feel just like today did. morning lows upper 50s tomorrow, tomorrow, with daytime highs on monday going up to right around 90, 89 in concorde, 87 livermore, san jose to 82 and tomorrow will be mid-70s. judging by how much cooler today's numbers were, some of these might even be a little high for tomorrow because the pattern is not going to change a a whole lot. more on how that will play out in the 7-day forecast but first here's the latest up date on ian, rapidly intensifying with a big mess of clouds , it's a hurricane likely likely by tomorrow, at one point point it likely does reach category for strength, that is an incredibly intimidating number for a hurricane, however, however, it will do that out here over the open water and as it moves north it will encounter encoun

northbay, hovering over around 105 degrees. north, you will be closer to 110 degrees.around the bay. san francisco and oakland safely away from tomorrow's record high high temperatures. san jose will will be close. santa rosa within within five degrees. if and we are going to set new record high high temperatures in concord by tomorrow afternoon. and we have to watch this hurricane kay. why why are we watching this? it is going to track to the northwest, northwest, parallel to the coast coast of baja california. by the time it curves away, it will will be close enough to potentially send moisture towards the bay area. that would would be the fuel for potentialr dry thunderstorms by early next week. that is the last thing we need after all the file fuels. the vegetation has been cooked by this heat. the advisory and the warnings continue through at at least thursday. friday still plenty hot before we gradually return to closer to normal temperatures by saturday and sunday. probably back to around advertise by monday of next week. again, at that point, we will see the at

when you look at the microclimates, those warmest ars warmest areas -- northbay, uppe. upper 70s. okay. vern, over to you. > >> college football before the 49ers hit chicago. a hall of fame moment for this golden state warrior' >> nfl up top and the 49ers kick kick off sunday morning. before that, crosstown, you have the giants and the cubs. charlie war charlie walter will be at soldier field tomorrow. not wrigley field. now before the team left, they had a renewal oe time honored tradition. yet, the the media is allowed back into e locker room as we have, the other side of covid. we have ben out of the locker room for two years. every media session was over resume. that raised the burning question of -- what is it like having us back? do you ever have one of those occasions occasions where you are almost rest, i can get out of here, and and then one more question -- >> >> i literally just had that happen right now. off-camera, i'm available. >> that would be me. i am actuay am actually 5'3". i will take it. >> and now the giants and the cubs. the giants put a halt on e a forgetta

sunnier skies just around 12:00 alone, especially in our inland areas.r friends in the inland and northbay areas, daytime highs wl get well above average heading into the rest of this week. as for the coast, i can't say that is the same. we will bring down your microclimates coming up in the full forecast. > >> you like scary movies? check this out, filmmaker, m. night shyamalan similar to is taking s latest thrill maker into the woods. >> the four of us are here to prevent the apocalypse. >> in the film, "knock at the cabin" four strangers take hostage and say, they must choose which one of them must be be killed by the others to saved save humankind. the film hits theaters february 3rd. > >> will play the younger versiof version of queen charlotte in the series, "queen charlotte." no word on when queen charlotte prequel or bridge return trance when once even three will hit netflix for streaming. i will be for it. > >> john cena adding another accomplishment to his belt, the heartwarming world record for the actor and wrestling superstar. > >> of touching first pitch at the coliseum, the

. > >> back here in california, the northbay fire stations are equipped with new emergency response tools, mobile generators, powered by the sun. wilson walker had a chance to see how crews are putting it together. >> we are building a solar power power generator, this will be in in one of our stations. the station it is going into does not have a backup generator. now now it will. >> reporter: it could be a life-saving tool in the field, but building it will not be easy. >> it is a learning experience for a lot of us. >> these are higher voltage systems, we are dealing with 48 fold batteries. there's a big safety concern there. >> reporter: for two days the firefighters got a crash course in the nuts and bolts of green energy. an emerging part of disaster response. >> instead of running a fossil fuel generator that is creating the problems with the climate, and the disaster that happens, what we are looking at is changing it. >> reporter: the equipment comes comes in all shapes and sizes. the fire department teams are building out a kit. >> there's a lithium battery because in the cabine

if we look at de highs in general our warmest east bay and northbay valley wil be in the mid-80s. that is it. upper 70s, pick out your part. 87 in pleasanton. redwood city s going to go to 84 and santa rosa santa rosa will hit 82. the numbers are going lower in the seven-day forecast. for now, back to you. > >> there are 11 major wildfiresg across california, on of the biggest is the mosquito fire. se from that wildfire is blanketine area. one official says fire crews are really at a tipping pt as the fire grows and it is threatening more buildings and homes. so far there is no containment. >> reporter: a tough and trickyk tricky task to fight the flamesd hold down the hotspots. crews working through difficult condis with often and accessible to ran to rain. >> really tricky areas, how dangerous is this right now? >> it is really tough. we have t of canyons and what we call chi. call chimneys. those drainages d the fire to come right up and lw right up when you get in alignment with the wind. >> forcing fire crews to watch e they put their people. because t is so steeped the width