higher elevations, atlas peak northeast at 23 and 12% humidity. snowand marin county 11% near nevada and 9% up in sonoma county. there are a few select areas where its good and certainly out toward the delta, 24 gusts to 33 at travis. vacaville and davis with the north wind and the wind advisory goes until 10:00 and strongest winds overnight and 50-60 miles an hour and mainly of -- mainly above 2,500,000 feet and the red flag late -- the red flag with gusts of 50 miles an hour to noon. everything on the north end goes offshore and that's the direction the wind is coming from and it's going north to northeast and from the land to the sea and above the oakland zoo open south with gusts up to 32 out of the north and an east 60s for the stamps or 50s for few. livermore has cooled off and san jose is 52 and you can find 40s, 50s and north wind 57 woo and new san rafael at 63. it's all wind driven. 25 in truckee. 35 marino and 424 a coyote. it's -- the coast is clear as the drier air moves in what about tomorrow? and he fog? we don't see much and maybe

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the other part is what is happening across the northeast. showers and frontal boundary and snowshowers across the interior england in new england. the temperatures want to warm up for the next 24 hours before the cooling trend. we leave the showers behind by the time we get to tomorrow. highs across the northeast which is 60 this afternoon in new york city. guys. >> we'll take it. pedram javaheri, thank you. >>> a man arrested after groping a woman on a flight. wait until you hear the explanation. >>> and priceless and thousands of years old and fake. why a dead sea scrolls exhibit is no longer on display. get stronger... get closer. start listening today to the world's largest selection of audiobooks on audible. and now, get more. for just $14.95 a month, you'll get a credit a month good for any audiobook, plus two audible originals exclusive titles you can't find anywhere else. if you don't like a book, you can exchange it any time, no questions asked. automatically roll your credits over to the next month if you don't use them. with the f

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by sunday, that cold blast heads through the northeast.e a little bit of lake-effect snow. it's not going to be a horrible sunday in the northeast, but it will be cooler. here's the winter outlook. warmer in areas of the west, pretty typical in the southeast. everyone likes to know about the precip sags. wetter through the southern half of the country, pretty typical forecast for areas of the northeast. >> big skier? >> she got excited when i said killington. >>> still ahead, president trump issuing a new threat to keep the caravan of migrants from crossing the u.s./mexico border. >>> plus, the immigration debate causing arguments in the white house between some top aides. details on the blowup. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ comfort. what we deliver by delivering. we are the tv doctors of america, and we may not know much about medicine, but we know a lot about drama. we also know that you can avoid drama by getting an annual check-up. so go, know, and take control of your health. it could save your life. cigna. together, all the way. it could save your life.

users scotland in northeast england clear skies for good part of the night.es would dip away as they hold up to double digits. more mild areas is no on through tomorrow. some coasts and hills in the west and operates the rain but i'm hopeful that this guy was at times grey cup to give spells of sunshine and when that happens will be in the warm air. as temperatures will climb quite nicely up to around 20 degrees. going into thursday the southern areas of the stage. the north and west is bringing outbreaks of rain and some be in the heavy side and that heralds the arrival of a slightly different to the weather because this rain is associated with a cold front which will slip southwards as we develop wriggles along this system and we will hold in place across the part of the uk. the humid airsea in place across the part of the uk. the humid air sea quite dense fog patches and he tearing to get spousal sunshine and warmth. to the north spousal sunshine him but among nine of the weather front will still see some cloud and patchy rain. that's edited we can look li

you can see the north and northeast flow. the national weather service has extended to extend the advisory and red flag warning into areas in 2:11 or so. the north bay hills was a liar -- allowed to expire and let's look at the winds pick santa rosa reporting a breeze at 5 miles an hour and we have 10 miles an hour and notice the wind from the southwest so the flow is beginning to change a little bit and you can see this -- the northeast win continuing we see turnaround as we get into the second part of the afternoon. relative humidity only 8% even with the winds at 60 miles an hour. nap up and an onshore breeze coming in from the south from the pacific and let's check in from oakland. the winds are gusting strong with 28 miles per hour and the relative humidity critically dry in 9% there. let's look at mount diablo before we go. 16% relative humidity with winds coming in from the south. peak gusts up to 70 miles an hour at mount st. helena in open hills. 47 miles per hour and you can see we had some very strong gusts. the wi

but the northeast, though, is plummeting.own 50% to 60% in the past year and you try to think -- what's different about the northeast? what are the five states with the highest per capita property taxes? they are all in the northeast and maybe there is a connection there and people are freaking out about the inability to deduct some of those property taxes now, which will really start hitting in the coming year and that that is having an effect on housing prices and housing activity building in the northeast. when we first entered into this midterm election, it was believed that everything would be about jobs, the economy, and wages. justin: is weird, it's a great economy. david: president reagan famously said that -- are you better than you are -- better now than you were four years ago? justin: i mean, i have totally unscientific view. things look -- i actually drove across the country five years ago and things look better now. downtowns of cities look nicer. things just look good. to a't think i talked while -- wide enough

f thehis mere was one wettest on record in the northeast. and in central texas heavy rain is causing major flooding. extreme rain event are becoming more common and posing a new challenge t both cities, large and small. in our continuing serhes on rising risks of extreme weather to real estate, diana olick looks now at high-tech solutions aimed at solving the problem. >> reporter: a recent day of heavy rain in albany new york caused this localized flooding. not a national headline but it hould be because of what increasingly frequent and heavier rainfls are doing to the bottom line of local economies across the nation. hitting both infrastructures and budgets. joseph coffey is albany's waterr commissi >> the extreme rainfall events are causing flooding, basements backups and combined sewer overflows to the hudson river zwloorom may through july the ut much of the east coast saw rainfall up tohree times normal levels according to the national oceanic and atmospheric administration. nine of the extreme prescription eenlts occurred since 1990 a

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northeast of mexico there. moving north-northeast at 6 miles per hour, making landfall as a major hurricane in a few hours here. moving over mainland mexico, and then into the u.s. as a tropical depression and low pressure system. bringing rain and thunderstorms to texas, and then it will merge into a cold front and become a nor'easter. this is this weekend for the east coast in the northeast. we will talk about our weather here at home. coming up. >>> if you are feeling lucky, now is the time to buy a mega millions ticket. anyone can become a billionaire and just a matter of hours. lump sum payment would be $904million. that is the largest jackpot in u.s. history. the odds of winning are one in more than 300million. tonight is their night. >> two weeks ago, i missed one number of the mega, last week just a mega , now i'm sure i'm going to get the big one. >> read them and weep , people. i have the winning numbers, don't even bother. party at my house tomorrow. the only jackpot up for grabs. tomorrow's a powerb

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, florida moving north-northeast at 55 miles per hour. it will go up the carolinas as a strong storm. when it made landfall, looking at panama city, winds up to 74 miles per hour, still strong winds out there. talking about the storm surge come anywhere from 12-13 feet. 8-12 inches of rain from the florida panhandle and of the carolinas. the carolinas do not need to see anymore rain after hurricane florence just flooded the carolinas. still watching that as that track moves up to the north and northeast. back to you. >> here's another live look at panama city, it. looks okay there right now. we have been watching this all morning long and we will have an up date later in this newscast. >>> 'breaking news" from wall street. taking a live look at the big board right now, the dow is down about 540 points. we have been watching this drop all morning. it dipped below 26,000 for the first time in a month. the reason for the slide, investors are concerned about rising interest rates. now to 'breaking news" here in the bay area. the s.w.a.t. team

the offshore pressure gradient is projected to ramp up however, and result in stronger north to northeast winds saturday night into sunday morning and then again sunday night into monday morning. primary concern is over potential associated fire weather conditions. at present have headlined the fire weather planning forecast, but a significant warming trend continues to be expected as we head into the end of the week and beginning of the weekend. highs on friday look to be 5 to 10 degrees warmer, with widespreadreadings into the lower to mid 80s in the valleys. the offshore pressure gradient is projected to ramp up however, and result in stronger north to northeast winds saturday night into sunday morning and then again sunday night into monday morning. primary concern is over potential associated fire weather conditions. at present have headlined the fire weather planning forecast, but possibility exists that a fire weather watch or even a red flag warning could ultimately be needed. ( will ) and we are tracking your monring commute... here is a live look at the san mateo bridge. ( will

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the northeast flow with the arrows you see will strengthen.it does it will kick up our wins and our hills and over portions of the north bay for the afternoon. we are looking at wind gusts 50- 60 miles an hour and something to be aware of. outside of that waking up with partly cloudy, partly sunny skies. temperatures similar to yesterday. a chilly start in areas and inner -- inner bay like concord. into the north bay 45 at napa. 54, san francisco and 55 and san jose and into the afternoon another beautiful day and mostly sunny skies away from the coast. 73 in sausalito and 82 in nevada. for the east bay upper 70s for the east bay shore. low to meet that low to mid 80s. 85 expected in antioch. 80 -- 83 saratoga. partly cloudy and mostly clear and santa cruz. 70 for the high for you there. partly sunny and cloudy in areas like pacifica, daly city and half moon bay. temperatures, it depends on how soon you clear out. 73 in downtown san francisco. beautiful for you there. upper 70s for red wood city. extended forecast, temperatures remain warm as

rob: we will have an epic weekend in the northeast. >> a nice weekend in the northeast but do not adjustnow in the forecast. not here in the northeast would take a look. you can see that cold air across the west, 63 in new york city, still going to remain warm over the south. the snow across the northern rockies and northern planes coming. we could see several inches especially across the rockies, northern planes will get their fair share in the next 12 to 24 hours and then a frontal boundary will bring the potential for heavy rain. that is the concern heading into the weekend. anywhere from four to six inches from texas to the great lakes. that is where we will watch the frontal boundary. if you like to ski your loving this forecast. i want to mention we are not done yet in the tropics. we are watching this area across the yucatÁn peninsula and maybe into the gulf of mexico possibly developing next week. is your forecast today. a little bit of snow, a lot of snow across the northern rockies toward the northern planes, frontal boundary bringing heavy rain, very nice in the northeast. rob

they have two different platforms in michigan and then another platform on the northeast corridor. i am beginning to see daylight at the end of the tunnel. but the question is, how fast we can get to the end of the tunnel. >> i am assuming -- i am assuming that green is good on that chart. there seems to be a lot of green there. so that's a good thing. >> i deliberately avoided red. i'm not colorblind. but when we first started this, there was a lot of white. the industry has done a lot of good things and they should be commended for it. >> do you or anybody else have a view of the liability or either the doors for either the host or the tenant railroad? >> if you are using a line that is not your line, who has liability if that ptc is not working on that line? >> each railroad has its own respective joint facility agreements with each other. there are numerous provisions in liability. it is going to be how the parties address ptc and those respective agreements. the liability is already outlined in all those joint facilities. it is nationwide among the railroads. you will not find

we have the northeast winds developing right now, 20-35 miles an hour. and they could gust as high as 60 mile answer hour. so, be vigilant, fires can easily spread. overnight, here is the call. the winds are increasing overnight tonight. we will see clear skies away from the coast. mid 40s to low 50s is what we will drop to in the overnight hours. sunday the winds will bring in warm temperatures. we will see widespread 70s and 80s. and the fire danger is high in the north bay and east bay hills as the winds are active. here is the accu-weather seven day forecast. it's windy in the hills tomorrow. monday, the morning starts out windy and the afternoon is not as breezy. so the fire danger decreases and the symptom -- and the decreasee temperatures and the winds will slowly decline. >> drew, thanks for the update. check it out, a bay area boy, shows he just might have what it dono.u hear that? it's quiet. too quiet. xfinity home cameras. xfinity home gives you an extra pair of eyes to help watch over your family. plus, you have added peace of mind from 24/7

north and east, northeast scotland in northeast england the winds easing.e while tonight and then it will turn quite chilly. all the while the clock will continue his journey northward and eastward with the odd spot of drizzle, misty and murky conditions, particularly the hills and coast and the west and rainfor hills and coast and the west and rain for the north west of scotland. i'm hopeful that things will brighten up a little bit in places through the afternoon. if you do see sunshine developing, those temperatures could get up to 19 or 20 degrees. thursday and friday could bring some foggy mornings in the south, but then things are bright enough. further north, rain to come on thursday, brighter skies by friday. you're watching beyond one hundred days. they cued in their hundreds at the conservative party conference, for a speech that was given rock star billing. but not in the main hall, and not for the party leader. this was borisjohnson's day. another opportunity to lambast the prime ministers brexit plan. mrjohnson said theresa may's proposal for l

the red flag warning due to very low humidity and the east northeast winds will go through noon. the direction is going on shore and it takes the turn and that's all the way out toward nevada and for us down to southern california drier air spilling and. 40s 50s and 60s and is 52 degrees at 68. there are some big differences. lake port 63 degrees. wind driven thames. 53 lafayette to 65 in black hawk. 48 and dublin. san ramon 51 and el cerrito is at 60 and so is brentwood. it shows you things are crazy here. a little feedback and you can see the drier air spilling in from the coast and it will be nice as well. 70s and 80s for a.m. on monday and sal are you looking at a super commute? >> a super commute this time steve. >>> we. >>> we will help our friends out with llano county. good morning to you. if you driving 80 westbound in solano county you see traffic moving along well on 80 westbound. there was an earlier accident near the scales and it doesn't look like it's serious and traffic isn't slowing much as you drive on 80 into valeo and doesn't look that bad. as you can see traf

the way bringing wind driven rain, coastal flooding and wet snow to the interior northeast. >>> this morning authorities are focusing on florida who mailed those bombs to multiple trump itics. >>> new questions about who is listening to the president's phone calls after reports his iphone was tapped. >> this would be a gold mine how to influence him, how to deal with him in a negotiation. >>> a couple of friends were chattingho likes mike so much he had michael jordan tattooed on back. >>> good morning, i'm philip mena. >> i'mra bracing for its first nor'easter of the season. strong winds are expected to hit. it could bring 50 to 60 mile-per-hour wind guchlts. >>> the greatest impact will be friday and saturday night. bill karins is here to let us know what we can expect. >> a big travel nightmare for airports. not too much snow. all rain from areas of iowa back down now into atlanta and charlotte. heavy rain begins to move through the mid-atlantic. storm is in two pieces. we'll see rain through the ohio north carolina coast, bring. late this evening. the mess comes up the east coast

well no went through northeast india is too but to produce some very heavy rain in the far northeast of india looks like go dry spell now in bangladesh but done through under pradesh we are back in the rain territory to be honest but that was the bay of bengal the other saw eight is another consequence of the returning monsoon now i've been trying to get you some figure is precious little coming out but it is raining off in salalah this part of the amati coast and in the forecast it looks like the circulation could well be just onshore in yemen by the time we get to sunday anyway sunday and monday what spell in oman yemen and probably the far south as a society will be flooding. demand is outstrip supply an inference of a commodity. adoption is a compassionate act for children good match against the women that might. prove uganda to the united states through clines investigates innocent lives have been cool in a good chunk of room between biological. parents. clients on al jazeera. welcome back quick look at the top stories this hour now u.s. president donald trump has vowed to punis

again, gusty northeast wind will help to increase the fire danger. you'll see that drier wind will warm up temperatures in san francisco to 74. 60s throughout next week. across the interior valley. 84 on sunday. and gradually start to see numbers drop intotivity if you . otherwise enjoy the weekend. >> okay. thank you. >> fire danger comes we have a somber weekend ahead. one year since the devastating wild fire ins the north bay. that killed 44 people. and destroyed 8,400 homes and businesses. it started on october 8. it was a windy night, conditions were tinder dry. the flames spread so quickly and erratically. thousands woke up and were forced to flee for their lives. firefighters rushed to the area. for some neighborhood it was too late. a year later many are struggling to rise from the ashes. e emotionally and in terms of rebuilding. there are so many stories to be told. we will be hosting a special show wine country ru wild fires one year later. airing sunday night at 9:00. >> more drama for musk. his latest tweet. aimed at the sec and impacting

northeast winds tomorrow in that 15 t 25iles per hour range. rain tapering back to showers late tomorrowhe afternoon and drying out for saturday night into early sunday morning and then mostly cloudy on sunday but not much of a rain chance until after the sun goesdown. it's 52 with the rain moving in today. all the latest on our nbc washington app. and then m of sunday's rain chance come in in evening hours andrs lin into monday morning. >> thank you, chuck. right now taking a look at the beltway here. it is nice and clear. e's a lit bit of a left lane standing by in that area. northbound 270 beten the beltway and when you get on to 270 northbound a lt lane getting by there. overall looking pretty good. >> melissa, thank you. still ahead, book those tickets, plan that route, thanksgiving will be here before you know it. now is the time to get the travel plans ready. melissa has the tips you need to get to your destination smoothly. >> later today on hyellen. >>asn't i invited to kylie'sth by party. >> oh. you know that that is such a good quest

this will continue to move to the northeast very quickly. that's why flooding rains shouldn't be that much of an issue. as early as this evening, we could even see a wintery mix in the higher elevations. on sunday that whole storm is gone. a secondary system will give us another punch of heavy pockets of rain as we go into monday especially. we're not looking at a lot of flooding rain again because of the sheer speed of this storm, but coastal flooding is an issue. this is a nor'easter in that you have the heavy precipitation, but along with that you have strong northeast winds. now, we are going to see a high tide late this morning through the new york, new jersey area. we have a high tide early this afternoon across new england. that he could lead to that water being pushed onshore, and that could lead to some coastal flooding with the two to three foot storm surge possible. winds are also very strong. we already had reports of wind gusts up near 50, 60 miles per hour. 21 million people are under some sort of wind advisory or high wind war

we've been operating on the northeast corridor since december 31st, 2015. amtrak is committed to running the safe days system we can for our customers and employees, which requires ptc or ptc equivalency. first, let me discuss the straightforward scenario. amtrak trains operating over amtrak infrastructure. in this case come amtrak plans to be fully ptc ready and compliant by the end of the year. we develop a detailed plan for every portion of our network and execute aggressive yet realistic plan to enable the remaining third of the route miles to be complete by december 31st 2018. excuse me appear a second time i would like to discuss those places are amtrak as a tenant another host infrastructure. 96% ofre our route miles are ovr tracts owned and maintained by other railroads. for those tracks we are cooperating with commuter room roads as they work to complete ptc installations. we are currently interoperable and we anticipate several more before the deadline although this is dependent on host readiness. we expect 42 segments across our network with the

the offshore pressure gradient is projected to ramp up however, and result in stronger north to northeasts saturday night into sunday morning and then again sunday night into monday morning. primary concern is over potential associated fire weather conditions. at present have headlined the fire weather planning forecast, but possibility exists that a fire weather watch or even a red flag warning could ultimately be needed. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james ) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james ) a reminder for people using cal train this weekend... cal-train is shutting down service to san ( james ) ( james ) maze to sf. maze to sf. min from the maze to sf. ( james ) a reminder for people using cal train this weekend... cal-train is shutting down service to san francisco's 22nd street and fourth and king streets stations while they work on the san francisco tunnel. buses will be available from bayshore station and are accessible to those with disabilities. this will be happening every wee

you can see right now on the radar --- the storm is moving northeast. it battered georgia last night -- and is now headed across >>> this morning we're tracking tropical storm michael. the storm is heading across the carolinas. check out this incredible new video of the powerful winds ripping a roof off this building yesterday. at one point wind speeds topping out at 155 miles per hour. it is two shy of a cat-5 hurricane. we are keeping an eye on this tropical storm now all morning long. stay with us for these updates. >>> new video of an arsonist in santa cruz. a surveillance camera captured man lighting two small fires in august. now police are trying to determine if the same guy is responsible for setting at least two dozen fires in the last three months or if it's the work of several firebugs. >> yeah. i had two fairly sleepless nights worrying about it. >> community is going to be looking for them and we will be doing everything possible to capture this individual. >> the most recent fire partially burned a mobile home. neighbors rescued the owner.

. >> w >>> a weekend nor'easter is on se way, bringing wind driven rains and wetw to the northeast. >>> federal authorities are focusing on florida as they follow the cluesho mailed out those bos. >>> new questions about who may be listening to the president'sr phone calls a reports that his iphone was tapped. >> this would be gold mine in orr to know how to influence him, what it is that pleases him, how d would yyou would deam in a negotiation. >>> and a sidewalk caves in. >>> and the guy who likes m e somuch, he had michael jordan's jersey tattooed on. his ba buckle up. "early today" starts right now. >>> good friday morning. >> so great being with you. >> east coast is bracing for its first nor'easter of the season. strong winds h expected to with heavy rain. this disruptive storm would bring 50 to 60-mile-an-hour wind gusts. >> according to the national weather service, the greatest impact will be friday and saturday night. phil, good morning. >> we're going to watch a big travel nightmare for the airports, and so many weekend plans getting canceled because of the rain. not too m

the coldest air mass of the season moving into the northeast.eteorologist derek van dam. >> good morning, dave and christine. bundle up heading out the door. some of the coldest air of the season as reached the great lakes and ohio river valley and new england. the national weather service has put over 40 million americans under a freeze warning, a frost advisory or freeze watch. it is extremely cold. check out these temperatures. upper 30s for chicago. when you factor in the wind, it feels like the middle 30s. colder in detroit. temperatures along the east coast feel like the 40s. we get a reprieve in the cold weather, but not before the weekend where another albert a clipper comes across the northeast. check out the four-day forecast for new york city. we end the weekend in the upper 40s as well. the flood threat continues across the central and western sections of texas. including austin with a flood watch with another 1 to 2 inches of additional rainfall expected on top of the wet environment. back to you. >>> thanks, buddy. controversy foll

the northeast today, the mid-atlantic, 90 degrees, d.c. 92 in richmond. it's octobere these more like july or august numbers across the region. notice pittsburgh, a high of 77. some of that cooler air, 76 up toward york, is coming down here. that cooler air making its way down along a ont. still shower activity. showers into frederick county right thfsand. most the shower activity well to the west. tomorr, though, feeling 15 to 20 degrees cooler, not colder, cooler. clouds are moving in. t clouds are goi stick with us for awhile. and i'm watching saturday closely. if you have saturdayan we'll see you back here in just a minute. >> doug, thank you. >>> still no arrest tonight in the shooting that killed a teenager in waldorf wednesday. police say it started with some kind of argument outside a home on wild meadow street. somebody started shooting, bullets wt into cars, even through a nearby home. one of them him elijah cole. a neighbor tried to save cole's leitch byrming cpr, but it wasn't enough. one of his teachers s cse

really the last thing that they need unfortunately as weatch this tropical storm zip to the northeastain and wind maker for today and tonight. >> thanks for keeping an eye on that for us. >>> just ahead, w will go live to hilton head island has mi aael makes beeline for the carolinas. you're watching "early today." tt whiter, brighter t and the dentist really has to say let's take a step back and talk about protecting your enamel. it's important to look after your enamel because it's the foundation for white teeth. i believe dentists will recommend pronamel strong and bright because it's two fold. it strengthens your enamel, but then also it polishes away stains for whiter teeth. so it's really something that's a win-win for the patient and the dentist. start with 100% cleancheese? ingredients. like vermont white cheddar. then... add bacon, bbq chicken, or baja blend. catering and delivery now available. panera. food as it should be. unwanted odors lingering too long in your car? try febreze car vent clips! just snap the clip and insert in the vent to eliminate lingering odors for up

you can find a north wind and this is northeast. some gusts are pick up. 42 in lake poured, and napa airport is 46, we're cooling off, half moon bay as well. there readings, and napa 47, kelsey ville, and low bay and 25, two bits up in truckee, and yesterday was a lot of low clouds, that's not the case today. offshore direction takes care of it. dry air is spilling in there right now. it will equal sunshine and warmer temperatures, and this looks like it will hang in southern california. as long as that is there high pressure to the north we'll get heightened fire danger, thank you it's not 90s and we're looking for higher temperatures and in the 80s, a little fog will creep in mainly on the coast, that's not much inland, temperatures might ease up a degree or two, they'll stay there early next weekry, thank you, steve. >> a little more money in social security checks, the raise planned for next year. structurally 1 requested to caitlin and if there is a special song that fits within this theme, let me y friday morning. facebook on

look out of the northeast and colors come into play. the strong winds from calistoga to clever dale through 11:00 tomorrow morning and in the east bay as well. 20 to 25 miles an hour gusts out of the northeast. at 3:00 tomorrow tomorrow ank. breezy and warm. but by the time we get to sunday, check out the winds. 30 to 40 miles an hour sonoma to napa. dry and gusty offshore winds opinion. and the relative humidity plumb et cetera. right now at 20 to 60%. usually we get the highest reading dues are during the day. but the offshore winds dry out the atmosphere. and by midnight tonight we are at 79% in oakland but through the early morning hours and the winds shift, only 12% in concord. 8% in napa. remember the 20 to 30 to 40 miles an hour gusts, not a good combination. 29% in elbowed, the relative humidity at 7:00 monday morning. through the afternoon it's dryer throughout the north bay hills. so certainly be careful out there. and we are talking about 80 today in the south bay. warm day here. 77 in sunnia veil. 75 in redwood city. breezy

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winds of 60 miles per hour moving to the northeast at 20 miles per hour. remember how slow florence was moving, two miles per hour. well, this is a lot different. again, this is trying to leave through the carolinas very quickly. moving out of georgia but dumping some very heavy rain as seen on our radar, even over places like atlanta and charlotte which are big airline hubs, something to keep in mind for travel. next couple of hours it works into the carolinas. by the time we get into friday morning, it is out to sea. however, note the wind gusts here, we have had some wind gusts of 40 to 50 miles per hour. you add in the rainfall and that wind on top of soggy soil with four to eight inches could mean a lot of trees down and a lot of power outages. kendis, lynda. >> melissa, thanks so much. >>> well, michael is causing hundreds of flight cancellations as well. >> yeah, planes were forced to maneuver around the storm. watch this image. it shows where planes were as the hurricane made landfall and you can see how pilots were forced to go around. that's quit

this is the first snow map in areas of the northeast.beand higher peeks in new hampshire could get a coating of snow. that's one of those stories that's staying with us, the cold. the eastern half of the country staying very chilly. about 13 degrees below average. and how about texas? so far in dallas we've had the wettest fall on record. that's how wet it's been in areas of texas and austin is 27 degrees below normal. not only is it pouring rain, it's one of the coldest falls we've had in texas. this upcoming weekend looks very chilly in the northeast. bottom line if you haven't gotten the winter gear out. >> the gloves and the hats. >> wind chill in the 20s, they're not going to fight you on that. frrjts u.s. markets snap their losing streak. >> president trump offers up fresh criticism of his own chairman. >>> welcome back. in an unexpected move the white house formally note fewed congress that they're going to begin trade negotiations with with the japan, uk and eu. it's imposed metal tariffs and vowed auto tariffs as well. >>> walk

the northeast offshore -- it is the northeast onshore flow. h when flag humidity is expectdrop below 10%. for the rest of us we are looking at my old temperatures. mid 60s along the coast of by the bay in the mid-70s and in the low 80s. in forecast -- your forecast of still ahead. >> a violent takedown caught on camera. we are -- see that this is where uber driver tom was tackled by a security guard only a few feet from the front door of uber's corporate headquarter. the entire incident caught on cell phone video. >> take a look at see tom hoffm -- trying to walk into uber corporate headquarters when a security guard grabbed him from behind and slams him on the ground. >> i was in shock. i was in fight or flight mode. >> tom says he and other drivers went to the offices on market street in san francisco friday to deliver a petition asking for better working conditions. >> i remember approaching the door starting into the door and at that point everyone was on top of me. it happened so quickly. that is really all i remembered. >> thomas back ho

kind of cool, but not bad in the northeast on friday. we take the rain threat a little further south into southern texas. we'll have a little disturbance through the great lakes bringing rain showers and even some snow showers. minneapolis, 42 degrees on saturday. then on send that cold shot comes through the northeast. it will be windy. we'll get some lake-effect showers and snow in upstate new york. but we finally dry out in areas of texas. a nice quiet weather map as we go through sunday. upcoming weekend looks very typical for heading towards the middle to late october. >> fall is here. >>> still ahead, lawmakers on capitol hill demand answers from amazon's ceo after a video showing anti-union practices surfaces. >>> facebook faces new troubles as the company is hit with a lawsuit over its advertisement data. shaquem get in here. take your razor, yup. alright, up and down, never side to side, shaquem. you got it? come on, get back. quem, you a second behind your brother, stay focused. can't nobody beat you, can't nobody beat you. har

the winds are switching around to the northeast, 20 to 35 miles per hour.he gusts later on tonight could be in excess of 50 and 55 miles an hour. from the north bay, from sonoma, to napa, the highlighted areas once again, just like last weekend, very, v

would search specks of flooding in probably bangladesh was certainly the northeast of india and then andhra pradesh sees the remains of rave the next day or so on the other side and i was just covering it really but it's that cycling loop but now it's it's forecast track has never been exactly accurate we've been wandering towards where it is currently raining and it's slowly moving in that general direction for the next two days. from cutting edge medical technology. could be. the development of march so you. know. you've heard. every. word. the cure. welcome back top stories now a saudi delegation has arrived in turkey as an international. over the disappearance of. was last seen entering the kingdom. and turkey says it has proof he was killed inside the building. a turkish court has freed the american pastor andrew bronson who was jailed for three years on terrorism charges following the failed coup in two thousand and sixteen. and rescue teams and searching for survivors from a landslide that killed at least thirty four people in the but due to reaching close to the border with k

it's a very mild night with temperatures generally in the mid—teens, a little bit cooler towards northeastarly over the higher ground. now these showers work their way gradually north eastwards to scotland, eastern england too. they will be followed by a band of sunshine before the next area of rain work in the west during the afternoon. there is still warm weather in the southeast so temperatures here 22, possibly 23 degrees. things will turn cooler from the west and you'll notice that strengthening breeze too. now moving through thursday night and into friday our attention turns to this storm system here. this is storm callum. it is going to bring a spell of very windy and pretty wet weather through friday and into saturday. a windy day wherever you are on friday with some heavy rain, particularly in parts of wales and the northwest of england as well. a little bit dry at either end of that but the winds will certainly be the main feature. the gusts will be around 50, possibly 60 mph. so some pretty windy conditions and combine that with that heavy rainfall as well. this storm, storm cal

little bit of rain or of course no appetite that's there in sichuan there's more rain in parts of northeast india and minima otherwise generously he's trying that's true for vietnam too that's also true for the next two days it is to be expected this time of year waiting for the northeast monsoon to be the dominant knockoffs and dry season for a few months and with the receding monsoon rains you sometimes get developments as was spinners not so much in the bay of bengal but you watch this massive cloud in our switch to forecasts it's already got a little interesting. view from space it's a cluster of thunderstorms if they start to spin and we think they will that could turn into a cycle and indeed ocean or arabian sea cycle and if you like and it's a moment it's heading towards the horn of africa now it could change course for other way it will affect the likely rainfall on the coast from our probably yemen in the next four or five days in the immediate future that comes on board ahead of it is virtually dough breeze and humidity is not that hard it's quiet and it's dry which is to be expec

so the first was, who drives in northeast san francisco? who drives in that corner of the city? who would have to decide whether to pay the fee or change how they commute? the myth at the time was that most drivers are from out of town. the reality is that that only represents about a quarter of the drivers. the other three-quarter of driving trips are by san francisco residents living both within the cordon and across the rest of the city. we also looked at who travels how by income. and as you can see, high-income people make most of their trips by car. it's true even of middle-income people, as well. low-income families, however, do more of their trips on transit or walking and biking than they make in cars. and, in fact, of the people traveling in the northeast cordon during the peak, only 6% were drivers with a household income under $50,000 a year. so that red oval down in the lower left corner there might help explain poll results i mentioned earlier. low-income voters know the current system isn't fair. they can see that it might be more fair to charge a fee to drivers w

so those dry north to northeast winds, that will help to warm us up here. mid-70s in san francisco looking at mid inorrf ll a look at traffic on this o friday morning. >> thank you, mary. right now, we are tracking an easy ride for drivers heading out of antioch. westbound 4, looking good westbound. further down we are tracking a new crash westbound 80 right at san pablo avenue. looks like a car and fuel tanker got into it there. so we have speeds dipping down about 10 miles per hour. this will cause a big backup. hold off on your ride, that's not always easy to do, but leave early. no metering lights at the bay bridge toll plaza. hat's a check of your traffic; over to you. >>> this morning, surveillance cameras in a bay area neighborhood are helping police put suspected peeping toms behind bars. our anne makovec is live in berkeley with the new video of one suspect who is still at large. >>> reporter: potentially two peepers in the same north berkeley neighborhood. one has been arrested according to police. another one is still on the loose. and here is th

those winds will be racing out of the northeast, again, gusting over 40 miles an hour. as we head into the later morning hours, we do expect those winds to back off. by 10:00, or 11:00 in the morning, those winds are relaxing, generally less than 20 miles an hour. and tomorrow afternoon, it will calm down, those rains and winds will affect the entire region. but overnight, that's when our highest fire danger does exist. that threat will be in our mills at about 1,000 feet. our key times for the strongest winds will be 9:00 tonight lasting through 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. so that's about a nine-hour window where those winds will be very active. in the north bay especially, it's not out of the question that we could see winds in the north bay close to 70 miles an hour and those winds will drag down very dry air, so humidity levels will drop between 10 and 20%. so we'll find our highest winds in the north bay, we'll have that wind advisory in effect for those winds racing out of the northeast, but at the north bay hills and the east bay hills where we find our highest f