both officers left for the oakland hills at 8:48 p.m. at 9:19 a complaint came in. an hour later, a second complaint about the party. then at 10:50 p.m., calls reporting hears shots fired. some describing the shooter carrying a mac-10 or 12-style gun. the first officers arrived at that home at 11:01 p.m. >>> the future of the immigration program known at daca is in the hands of the supreme court. justices heard arguments for daca. it allows undocumented immigrants browse to the u.s. at children to stay in the country. from coast to coast today, rallies to support daca, few in the bay area, including one at the university of san francisco. tim daily is there live. a strong showing today. >> reporter: yeah. usf is one of many colleges across the country that has daca recipients attending classes and planning their careers. an estimated 800,000 young people across the country in daca are hoping the supreme court allows them to continue pursuing those dreams. in washington, then at the supreme court and in downtown los angeles, protesters made their support of daca clea

los vaqueros reservoir, 37 and in the oakland hills, 32. there's been strong gusts in the lake county hills as well. sierra snobahn a dusting at lake level and also in truckee. windy at times today. some of the stronger gusts will be in the valley and in higher elevations.lsp, 28 miles per hour . there is a middle peak in your mount tam, 35. mount diablo, almost 50. black diamond, almost 30 miles per hour . in the wind speed is cranked up and look at napa airport. 28 gusting to q 33. fairfield, 37. nevada's been bouncing between 16 and 25 in santa rosa due north of 13. the red flag warning started early this morning about two hours ago and that takes us until 7 am tomorrow. the strong discussed will be today. that is the rain from last night. there was a little bit. even a lightning strike observed in the santa cruz mountains. san jose had .05 between 11 pm and midnight. kernville, .04. mount diablo, .01. sleepy hollow, .01. phoenix, los angeles and phoenix, heavy duty rain around delmar yesterday causing flooding. were not getting that yet.

northeast up in the oakland hill at 15 miles an hour. that's about it. otherwise, mostly clear today. a little patchy fog, but even that is just going to get pushed out. now tomorrow, really ramping up. but today, temperatures above average. i will tell you this is is warm month on the high side certainly inland. upper 70s to 80s. and the days are getting very short. 0s and 50s a lot of 45s in santa rosa and napa airport. and fairfield is cool along and oakland airport at 49. not sure about that about a daya bay i will have to check if there's a east wind otherwise that looks good. 40s for most low 40s and napa at 47. and not much of a breeze yet. there's a little slight northerly breeze at fairfield and napa airport but not much. 23 up in truckee and everybody goes up and over. see high pressure system deflecting down off baja. there's another low. that's rather inokay wows but as the system drops down it will merge with that and bring rain to southern california. wind for us. that system had drop in here tomorrow night tuesday night into wednesday, and

oakland hills is still about 20 to 30. even though it doesn't show up there. ount diablo just went to 20. but 10 to 20. there's twrour east wind. napa shows that. oakland, airport shows that and coming right over carquinez strait right over venetia bridge with wind speeds coming across from the east. due east for most. right over san pablo bay. over to the city. and north wind in marin county. 51, 53, 54, the water temps from bodega bay. then 357. that is cold water and that is below average for this time of year. that low is making a move heading into northwestern arizona giving a lot of rain up there. you can see the air flow is still pronounced offshore. it's making for some big differences in the temps. santa rosa 38. yet the atherton was 39. 40 palo alto, lost altos. so spreads on these lows. it's quieter up in the sierra nevada. so things will be a lot calmer. it will be sunny not only into today but probably all the way into the weekend. there will be some changes next week. but the next couple of days are back to quiet and it does look like. the forecas

it is coming off the oakland/berkeley hills. everybody else has that coming over and then we have mild conditions by the coast. 50s for some but a lot of 30s showing up according to the santa clara valley. we have low 40s for many including around cupertino and saratoga and campbell. we have some quiet patterns, in the 60s. >>> so far, it is pretty good. >> it is a typical commute, which is slow traffic but we do not have any major problems. there are a couple of minor things. let's look at the bay bridge toll plaza and you can see the traffic is going to be busy here if you are driving through and it is very busy on the san mateo bridge because of some earlier issues that have been cleared up and we are looking at the dunbar area. we will look at the east bay soon. at 7:31 am, let's go back to the desk. >>> pg&e's public safety power shutoff has renewed calls for pg&e to be restructured to be more accountable to ratepayers. they have until the end of june to settle its bankruptcy case and the mayor of more than 20 cities and a

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here are oage areas in the east bay including berkeley and oakland hills. la miranda, poll' pleasant hill. wine country outages may include napa and windsor and marin county including the following cities mill valley was in the dark you may recall for six days last month. >> some downtown businesses there have already taken a big financial hit. we explain in this report. >> reporter: this bulldog has a look in his face that sums it up how many people feel about wednesday's power outage. >> have to put a number on it, close to 40,000. >> how much they lost here in this boutique when the lights went out six days last week. >> pretty much mill valley when it comes to rent is fairly high and to makeup for those costs is great and if pg&e would compensate us for the losses. >> reporter: an idea not mentioned by pg&e ceo bill johnson in front of lawmakers in sacramento. johnson says the risk of f has increased dramatically. >> today that risk less than 15% in 2012. now it envelopes nor 50% of pg&e system. that system covers 70,000 square miles. >> reporter: mill v

up in the oakland hills still 33 miles per hour after that. atlas peak only.t of the north could be ridge west. and one west southwest at santa rosa. that's a good thing. we'll take that. easterly breeze or northerly. some of the rain totals yesterday as you know we had that coming in. point 02 .02 to a .08. and our system is beginning to check the move. boy did it bring much of widespread rain to southern california. snow as well. arizona. this is a big time event for them. and just almost relentless for san diego ocean side south. it was more towards the about d i think could be an 30s, 40s on your temperatures here. but santa rosa and novato now 36 and 39 richmond. albany. all in the 50s. that east breeze still holding northeast. that's the whopper of the low it will kick out and the winds will decrease. can we get some rain in here. there could be some decent amounts on wednesday. that could be a tough travel times and a few days to iron things out. the weekend looks okay. 60s on the temps. the winds will start to pick up on sunday maybe monday and that's

the former 49ers quarterback was spotted at a homeless encampment in the oakland hills this afternoonndation know your t corned 32 y t off litical fire storm back in 2016 when he started kneeling during the national anthem to protest police brutality and racial injustice. he's remained unsigned ever since. >>> the former governor of california back on top of the box office this weekend. take a look. >> why do you care what happens to her? >> because i was her. >> i'm still waiting to see him. the sixth, there he is. the sixth installment of the terminator franchise brought in $29 million for its de weekend. it reunites the series

the oakland hills, gusts at 32. atlas peak and napa, 28., bridge west to 25.sts in lake county. there's been 35 around tm and 51 at diablo put. black diamond almost 30 miles per hour . pretty good gusts and even in the valley we can see, look at napa airport. north at 33. fairfield, 37. red flag warning is out from this morning until tomorrow

more reports for your from mount diablo. 45 miles per hour and the oakland hills around 20-36 miles per hour . talking about the fire threat but also last night into this morning we had rain showers develop across portions of the bay area and out toward the sierra. some snow showers in the winter weather advisory in place until 7 pm and this is all setting the stage for a very stormy day in southern california. los angeles and san diego have the clowns of the rain showers. for us in the bay area the clouds are clearing out and we check in on some of the current numbers out there. right now we have san jose at 64. santa rosa, 69. napa, 70. if you sponsor the lower 70s toward napa and fairfield. fairfield observation, gusting 68. napa gusting at 32 in santa rosa gusting to 28 miles per hour . more reports for you as you can see toward the coast and out toward the bay. not as strong but there is a bit of a breeze out there. here is a live camera looking out toward san francisco bay this afternoon where we still have those blustery conditions out there. went on average around san francisco

oakland hills still 33 right above the cali tunnel. diablo that's nothing for them. under tevenlt still an easterly or northerly component for most. the flow is offshore here for many. an east wind. the northeast still but it is coming down. the wind speed and humidity is not at critical levels anymore it's still low. that big low still turning now making a move. it's going to go to las vegas. boy did talk about a bulls eye. beginn finally lea. but more so down near the border. and also into arizona. a little bit of snow. a little bit of snow is about done there. 40s on the temps. 30s for a few. santa rose is and also novato. and couper teen cupertino is down to 42. could we get some rain in here. sure looks like it. wednesday into thursday next week is looking very strong and it's going to pay to us. 60s on today and pretty quiet going into the weekend and big changes next week. >> thank you. >>> time is 4:44. on political advertising. how google's decision compares to other tech companies. >> and addressing food insecurity in the south bay. coming up in our 5:00 ho

. >> reporter: gordon piper remembers the oakland hills firestorm like it was yesterday . >> we have been told it was nothing to worry about and what a minute later a neighbor said the fire has crested the hill and get out now. >> reporter: the warning saved their family when they evacuated and survived. 25 others perished as the fire burned 1500 acres and destroyed 3000 homes. >> what we are getting rid of here can send the flames 30 feet in the air. >> reporter: gordon has dedicated himself to keeping his community save organizing nearly 1000 brush cleanups, like this one. today after the historic from the kincade fire he leads a small army of uc berkeley student volunteers as they gather mountains of fire prone vegetation. hilary conlen sees gordon as the neighborhood steward. >> gordon pushes caltrans to do their part. he pushes pg&e to do their part and he pushes the city of oakland to do their part. >> reporter: he receives assistance from corporate donations of homeowners but that is not the only way he honors those who lost everything in 1991. he also organized the exhibit ce

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it includes homes in the berkeley and oakland hills and this section right here. it also includes almost all this area, as well as homes up to the east side. now the planned power outages include parts of mill valley you see right here all the way to the pacific ocean. it also includes the western part of nevado. finally, the wine country includes a corner of santa rosa, just right there, just this northeastern corner. communities along 101 and then big portions of sonoma here, napa counties and right here just west of fairfield. again up to 110,000 customers could be affected by these outages. we have made it easy for you to see if your home is in the map. you can zoom down to the street level to your home exactly to see if you are going to be affected. we have this list of tools to type in your exact address. do you see that qr code? just point your phone's camera at that code and it will take you right to this map. >>> we know how this works, dry weather and high winds could lead to pg a grkg&e sparking. let's bring in jeff who joins us now with the time line.

. >> reporter: memories of the 1991 fire in the oakland hills come racing back to al. >> every one of the glows is a home on fire. >> reporter: 25 people died and nearly 3500 homes were destroyed in what's often referred to as one of the most devastating urban wildfires in u.s. history. >> we lost things. my life lost letters from her dad that she'll never see again. >> reporter: while al made it out alive, he's never been able to outrun the repercussions for that fire. what is it like to apply to insurance company of insurance company? >> well, i have a list. i call about 40. it's a 2 page list from the california department of insurance of every insurance company that's licensed to do business. >> reporter: you called all 40? >> all 40. >> reporter: al has been dropped by 5 different insurance companies. they won't cover his home because he chose to rebuild in the fire zone. >> i like it up here. >> reporter: so it's worth it to you? >> it's worth it to me. the price though might be able to push me out. >> reporter: he's now insured by a non-admitted insurance company, meaning it's

we've got that fog out as bouncing up against the oakland hills you can see right there. yeah, the sun setting in the bay area and what looks like to be a better weekend weather wise ahead kind of detail that fog. it's been very dense and again we're going to see that dense fog developing out there to 90 days over the bay and some fog beginning to form out there as well more that on the way high pressure still overhead. that means we start temperatures they can well into the 70's today and keep it in a chance of rain far north of the bay area 62 degrees right now in san jose a it's a cool 49 that fog there along the coastline in pacifica 53 in san francisco, 56 in alameda 62 right now in redwood city got clear skies and 66 very nice evening in concord 59 the napa valley and 52 degrees cooling off in petaluma time want to see some increasing low clouds and some fog some chilly temperatures to overnight lows going to the 30's and the 40's the patchy dense fog tomorrow morning. then hazy and mild as we head toward the afternoon. i think those offshore winds going to crank up

certainly the fog is still there in fact it's already surging into thebay bouncing up against the oakland hills already so yeah we're going to see some of that fog overnight tonight will be dense in spots, espeally near the coast time of the golden gate bridge looking good right now, a cool though boy the staying down near the coastline. 52 degrees little bree in the san francisco in that dampness the air making it feel that much more cool 54. in oakland 56 degrees in sanose still 61 in livermore concord 50 degrees cooling off. in sta rosa now morning when we wake up w temperatures going to be the 40's and the 50's then becoming mostly sunny in hazy some mid 70's showing up in some othe valleys. they by tomrow afternoon, maybe slightly warmer maybe some low 80's inland. but if you liv out toward the beaches another day of some very very cool fog. >>and thank you coming up attorneys general have the of este fightg for dreamers across protected by daca. why the constitution plus more thaa dozen car break ins in linked to a much larger uld crime spree. >>we'll tell you where it's happening d who p

oakland hills is 30 miles an hour and then it has tailed off.g lows for southern california

they may take those down a little bit early but right now overran the east hills also the oakland hills also the aba range and the north as well with the strongest winds expected overnight in the latest back to you all right y lawrence we'll see later in the newscast, the mayor of lafayette mike anderson wrote a letter to the california public utilities commission seeking. >>a $26,000 reimbursement for costs that city incurred during the last hour safety shut off. he is also seeking reimbursement for the lafayette wildfires that were limon area. early identified as caused by pg any lines that was back in october. the mayor also wrote in his letter about the detrimental impact power shut off. on lafayette's local businesses and he is asking the cpu see to demand a long-term corrective plan from pg n a that will counter at the need for future power shut off. >>the loss of cell phone service during public safety power shutoff is unacceptable that's the word from east bay state senator steve glazer during a news conference in orinda today forcefully to call reports glaser now has proposed l

oakland hill is down to 25, ben loman 10 miles an hour and mount diablo, is blowing at 33 miles an hourwn from where we were. the winter dying down, red flag warning in effect, but we will get dropped tomorrow morning and i suspect as we go through the next few hours the winds will only subside. a little bit less each hour as we get there mid night and early morning. or the cooler in the morning and the winds have temperatures into the 30s. chilly as you get going out toward the school or work or to the car. you might even see a little frost and some of the inland dollies, no fog at the coast. just a perfect evening, but cool. tomorrow night you will see temperatures little bit cooler as well. but tomorrow morning fairfield at 41, 37 in morgan hill and 47 in hayward. there is the low-pressure that brought the rain to southern california, over a half inch of rain in los angeles. 48 in san diego, flooding in phoenix, the proximity is there is the high, there is the low, there is the wind. that was the low moving off, the high just kind of sits here double. in san jose, 66 in morgan hill.

. >> reporter: he lives in oakland hills, fires sensitive after flames ravaged the neighborhood in 1991, the uncertainty of a shutoff has many residents libing on edge. >> this last one, we were more or less okay, except we had to empty our fridge and freezer, and throw away lots of food. >> reporter: a general contractor and architect says that if the power goes out he could lose work or time on a job. >> i am not happy but i understand why. if the power shutoffs have to happen in order to protect all of us, we understand that. it is something we work out together. >> reporter: the potential shutoff as the utility is scheduled to go before the state senate energy and utilities committee on monday, about the use of blackouts. residents find it hard to believe, they think it could have been handled better. >> they didn't do the maintenance they should have done and we are now experiencing that. i think it is frustrating. >> reporter: the utility says it has improved its website and call center since the last power shutoff to handle the increased traffic. again, the timing of the power sh

the car was found abandoned at the oakland hills. some residents are now thinking twice about their security. >> we had security people coming to upgrade the cameras and alarm systems. it was upsetting. >> anyone with information is asked to call police. henry lee, ktvu fox news. >> an investigation into a rash of garage burglaries. they hope they can identify the person seemed on this video. they were targeted in the early morning hours of sunday and monday. the thieves used garage door openers that were left in the homeowners cars outside. they were encouraging people to remove keys and garage door openers from their cars. >> a police officer involved in two deadly shootings in less than two years is again on paid administrative leave and it is unclear why. police confirm the officer is on leave. they urge the solano county district attorney attorney to prosecute him. earlier this year, he and five other officers shot and killed a man who had a gun on his lap in the drive-through of a taco bell. he was also placed on leave after ea

a pretty good breeze coming in of the oakland berkeley hills, some of that made it to the surface, and that went down to the fog. 60s, 70s to almost 80 in livermore. this will be the first time in about a week they have gone over average. 65, the average is 64. 65 in fairfield, what is going on out there, they must have a little north northeast breeze, fog and low clouds which was a huge issue, not so much anymore so, hazy son today, 60s and 70s, a quiet pattern now -- looking better -- 60s and 70s on your temps, looking mild and want to us, a little cooler as we head to other -- watch out, there might be another off event next tuesday, we have eight days to work out the details. >>> thank you at this point we are eight hours away from the nfc west rival. >> that's right, the 49ers face this seahawks. >> we're live at levi stadium in santa clara with a look at today's matchup. sarah? >>> in morning, we actually caught up with some 49ers fans who live in seattle. imagine that. they said they are very excited about tonight's game, really hoping for a win tonight and of course the biggest

west southwest in the oakland hills. so we're not turning northeast yesterday. -- yet. concord, fairfield, west of novato closer to the surface and west at sfo. most of these locations are turning more southerly at least at the surface. 40s and 50s here. and the low that is going to be forming will merge with that system down off of baja and that's going to pump in some pretty good rain. they are looking for a lot of rain. the result for us is going to be the wind picks up and it will start to turn more northerly late tonight and then tomorrow morning taking us into late wednesday and early thursday. that's when the north northeast winds develop. 50s, 60s on the temps. they're cooler but as you saw most of these are above average. >> steve thank you. >>> the latest on the halloween night deadly shootings in orinda. five of the suspects are now out of jail. why the contra costa district attorney will not file criminal charges against those suspects. >>> plus new details in the case of a of using his daughter as bait to catch a criminal. you know when you're at ross and y

that's how we have to live now. >> reporter: he lives in the oakland hills. fire sensitive after flames ravaged the nare neighborhood in 1991. the uncertainty of a shut off has people living on the edge. >> last month we were more or less okay. we had to empty the fridge andfreeze erin throw away lots of food. >> reporter: lori is a general cruetor and he says the power goes out, he could lose work or time on the job. >> i am not happy about it. but i understand why and if the power shutoffs are v to happen to protect all of us, then we understand that. so, it's something we work out together. >> reporter: residents find it hard to believe that they think the shut off could have been handled better. >> they didn't do the maintenance they should have done, and we are now experiencing that. and i think that's frustrating. >> reporter: pg&e says it has approved improve the call center since the last shut off to handle increased traffic. the timing of the shut off is fluid depending on the weather forecast. in san rafael azenith smith ktvu fox 2 news. >>> for the

atlas peak, sustained winds at 13, oakland hills gusting to 15 miles per hour it's just just in the hills have seen the winds kicking up in the bay area, 35 miles per hour gusts, santa rosa 26 miles per hour gusts, sfo 21 miles per hour and half moon bay, 24 miles ere look at the state. we have dry conditions. this system is what is providing us with the wind as it drops in to the great basin. the next system is going to move through california and bring us the rain. we start out dry, maybe a bit of drizzle. by the afternoon, this is a little bit faster on the model that than we have seen in recent days, it comes in time for the afternoon drive, this looks like lunch time, maybe 2:00, it's already beginning to move into the north bay and into the central bay, there is 4:00, it could be raining pretty hard just in time for the evening drive. here's 2:00, as we get into the evening hours there is a look at had a you can expect. we break away the scattered showers, we going to see snow levels falling wednesday. we may get a bit of snow in our local hills, if you are traveling for the holiday

. >>> and a frightening crime in the oakland hills. three masked men forced a man into his car.ext. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. there was a scary incident after a man was kidnapped henry lee has the story. >> we were all terribly mortified and sad that this happened to our new neighbors. >> cathy jarett is in shock. >> the brother of the owner went out to the driveway to get something from his car and was attacked. >> the victim was confronted by two men wearing masks. >> they put zip ties on him and as i recall they put duct tape on his moutdz. >> the men then forced him inside the house. the sister, her husband and their children were inside the house. >> fortunately they did not fill filly harm him for the family which was asleep in the house. >> and forced him to withdraw money. >> while a third person followed in his car. the victims did not want to talk about the incident but said in a post next door because their internet service was disrupted their ring camera did not capture any footage. residents are stunned by what happened. >> i can't believe though that he wa

near fairfield, 44-miles-per-hour, no mat o hills, and the reservoir is 41-miles-an-hour, and oakland hills, northeast of hillsburg, 2,000 feet. napa airport is 40-mile-an-hour gusts. fairfield, 35. oakland airport, always one or two outliers. depends on the win direction. you may not get a north wind yet. 40s, 50s, and 60s. you don't have the breeze, 42, fairfield, vacaville, back to the airport. there is your rain from last night. developing in southern california. not a lot of rain, but mount diablo, and burnsville, .04, pet a home a, and one got lifted out of baja. widespread rain into southern california. in a week's time, more in the way of a possibility of storms. until then we have a winter weather advisory for the mountains. some of us struggle to get out of the mid-60s. very windy saturday morning. >>> and find out how many calls the average american receives in one month. >> plus in today's bay area people, a local woman launched a life changing business venture after being diagnosed with a life-threatening illness, why she says it was a perfect time for that challenge. >>> and m

. >> reporter: memories of the 1991 fire in the oakland hills comes racing back to al fleischmann. >> everyone of those globes that you see is a home on fire. >> reporter: 25 people died and more than 400 homes were destroyed. >> we lost things. my wife lost letters from her dad. >> reporter: while al made it out alive, he will never be able to outrun the repercussions of that fire. >> i have a list that i called about who. that's a two-page list from the california department of insurance, of every insurance company that's licensed to do business. >> 40. >> al has been dropped by five insurance companies. they won't cover his home because he chose to rebuild in the fire zone. >> they bridged straight ahead. i like it up here. >> reporter: it's worth it to you? >> it's worth it to me. the price, though, might be able to push me out. >> reporter: he is now insured by scottsdale company, a non- admitted company. that means that they are not registered and licensed in the state of california so they can raise the prices. his insurance went from 6000 to 16,000. you say this is president t

i know in the oakland hills where i was this morning definitely a cold start. but temperatures are feeling better. still 59 degrees in san francisco. 64 santa rosa. low 60s oakland. livermore also in the low 60s. we do have mostly clear skies over sfo and most of the clear skies stoog around. the winds are generally light for today and bearable out there as this pattern begins to set up and stick with us for the next several days. we have a northeast breeze at sfo at about 5 miles per hour. meanwhile hayward reporting a southwest breeze at about 6:00. we're not expecting too much of a breeze or wind out there. air quality is expected to remain moderate and you can see from this vantage point we do have mostly clear skies from the bay area at this hour. that is expected to continue as we get into the overnight hours and light winds and the mostly clear skies. high pressure is in control of the weather pattern. if i move you in a little bit closer you'll see just how high the storm track is. this ridge is expected to stick right where it's at at least for the next

the fog to the goal games he makes way start to bump up against parts the east bay hills and the oakland hills you can see more that overnight tonight in early tomorrow morning. it's cold out there, it's possible here in the 40's the 50's and there's not been much change over the last few hours right along the coastline withhat patchy fog 51 now in san mateo 57 in livermore 53 in alameda, it is 50 degrees and tear on 46 getting cool in the bottle 40 degrees a nap and 40 also in santa rosa tonight. you see a mostly clear skies inland patchy fog into san francisco insid the bay. and you see that early tomorrow morning before giving way to some sunshine then high pressure still holding on strong and abortion that ridge means we're not seeing much mixing down below that means we're seeing the plumes just kind of sitting there. still some of the smoke from the kincade fire around the bay area's a little hazy out there around the bay area that ridge still the dominant feature cent of the gestion all the way up into canada, so no rain right now anywhere close k eping it, nice and dry with mild warm t

the oakland hills, 37 miles an hour. it's windy up high. most folks down low aren't noticing the winds. the red flag warning stays in effect through tomorrow morning. we are seeing some gusts. we could see some activity. this model, i'm going to back it all the way out. i'm just going to do this manually. can i do it? dang it. let's go back. i wanted to show you see right cally yesterday, and then s this morning we had some wind. but now the winds have basically died down, or will die down rapidly. you're never out of the woods with a fire danger, but the strongest winds will be happening in the next 6 to 8 models. then the model clears it out quickly as you get into thursday afternoon. you notice there's no big contours in there. i think it's good news. i think this offshore event is dangerous, and to be paid attention to, but it's not something that is really a code red kind of thing, like a few weeks ago. >> bill, thank you. be sure to download the ktvu weather app, so you can take our forecast with you, wherever you go. >>> some bombshe

chly, the timber on and that folkstart to shoot inside the bay watching a bounce up against the oakland hillsht now and we're going to semo that overnight tonight kind of fill in the bay just a bit and there it is you see over the city of san francisco. but you notice the cloud that just a little bit higher. the clouds roll on in the valley is going to remain clear offshore winds though will kick in as we look toward the weekend that should help to clear our skies near the coastlineso i think we'll see some those temperates returning to some more comfortable 60's over the weekend. but not tomorrow they will see a friday of foalong the astline, very little in the way of cooling there you will see some clearkies in the valleys, the dry weather pattern coinuing now on now we're going probably see some dense fog overnight tonight but not as ense as last night and just some patchy stuff in the afternoon hours before it starts to surge back on shore. all right. those are going to be in the 30's and the 40 by day tomorrow. we're enjoying some sunshine and mperatures up in the 70's even a couple low

raiders who continue to exceed expectations and stack up when it's not the prtiest matchup but oakland hillss cincinnati for a 3rd straight victory. wrapping up a perfect homestand the stars of this game the raiders rookie class maxx crosby what a performance. the 4th rookie in nfl history to record the 4 sec game. trayvon mullen his first career interceptioto end it foster moreau with a touchdown and josh jacobs passes, marcus allen for st 100 yard games by a first ar player in greater history. jon gruden can't say enough about his young stars. >>a challenge in give them more more things to learn and do an experience and man if they responded to a big part of that is their talent level. and also ther thei passion t do it. it's fun to come trk with guys like that i just try to get. >>to get better everday so yeah, you know it was it was good to finally you know get some sacks findlse to you for you know i've never done that before so those cool, you know is out of to the ext >>and tonight the raiders at a chanceto take sole possession of first place out wt depending on what the chiefs did. k

oakland hills is sitting at 23.da but they were down to 30 this morning. that's the coolest safe in all morning. the airport is at 58 we are rebounding now. the low moves out and there will be a quiet pattern. the earliest will be tuesday night. one model is very it irons out. something developing for next tuesday, wednesday.what we are with the mornings are cold especially tomorrow morning in healdsburg i might add. it'll be quiet into sunday. changes next week you guys. >>> every of the democratic debate in atlanta. >> resolved 10 candidates take the stage as they try to narrow a crowded field. >> gray, joined us in the studio. you have last night's debate on the ongoing impeachment inquiry. >> reporter: good morning. obviously clear the impeachment inquiry was over shadowing last night. we seem to candidates trying about it. they are directing the challenges into mr. trump. >> we have a criminal living in the white house. >> we are going to confront mr. trump. >> center stage and invoking the president's name on

the car was found abandoned at the oakland hills. some residents are thinking twice about their security. >> it's alarming. we have the security people upgrading our cameras, and alarm systems. >> reporter: anyone with information about either home invasion, is asked to call lafayette police. ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> all right, so take a look at this. hail reported around parts of the bay area today. these are pictures sent to us by ktvu viewer andrew d in the carriage hills neighborhood. >> and the link observatory on mount hamilton. a light dusting of snow up there. these were posted to the observatory facebook page. >>> so bill last week, red flag warning. this week we have rain, hail, a little bit of everything. >> it's winter, and it's been a long time coming really. here we are, thanksgiving. it's our first real rain in over 6 months in many cases. big time, heavy rain. we have lots of problems on the roadways. mount diablo, mount hamilton. we showed you some of the snow. winter storm warning in the mountains. a wind advisory arou

. >> reporter: he lives in the oakland hills. fire sensitive after flames ravaged that neighborhood in 1991. the uncertainty of a shut-off has many residents living on edge. >> we have to empty our fridge and freezer and throw away lots of food. >> reporter: a general contractor and architect says if the power goes out he could lose work or time on a job. >> i'm not happy about it and i understand why the power shut-offs have to happen in order to protect all of us. it's something we work out together. >> reporter: the potential shut-off comes as the utility is scheduled to go before the state utilities committee on monday about its use of blackouts. residents find it hard to believe. they think the shut-offs could have been handled better. >> they didn't do the maintenance they should have done and we're now experiencing that. i think that's frustrating. >> reporter: pg&e says it has improved its website and call center since the last power shut-off handled the increase traffic. the timing of the shut-off very fluid depending on

we could barely see the toll plaza and now i can see all the way out to oakland hill.hat has changed. and by the way, the traffic is a little lighter. since it's veterans day workers are not going. federal and state workers mostly have holidays. that is look at the commute. you don't see a lot of red including in the south bay where we had earlier issues thatcleared up. now back to the des he can. >>> san francisco police busy searching for four men involved in vicious beatings in chinatown and it was caught on video and i have to warm you it may be disturbing. this is video from saturday night. taken from a roof top next toportion mouth square showing a man pun aching older man in the street and punches another older man who falls and seems to hit his head on concrete. the man in the sweat pants and three other men with him then jumped into a waiting suv and they drive away. police confirm that it was a robbery. the two men who were beaten were rushed to a hospital. the police say their injuries are nonlife-threatening injuries. . >>> meantime, investigators in vallej

the car was found abandoned at the oakland hills.are now thinking twice about their security. >> alarming. we have the security people upgrading our cameras be and alarm systems, but definitely upsetting. >> reporter: just two days before that lafayette home invasion, a man was kidnapped not far from where that stolen beamer was trapped. live at the lafayette police department, henry lee, ktvu, fox 2 news. >> henry, thank you. >>> all right, let's head back outside, and get an update on your forecast. a lot of people making plans for thanksgiving. let's check in with mark ttle m >> a little bit of a break. for the most part, a dry day, but there's still a slight chance of a few le over showers or sprinkles. on the c here's the satellite, and the radar, still a fairly active radar this afternoon, so if you don't have the shower activity in your neighborhood right now, we still have some showers, maybe not too far away. you can see out toward the sierra, they continue to pick up the snowfall. here is the bay area local radar. as we com

helena and 12 miles an hour in the oakland hills and still very dry conditions there with right now thetemperature up near the kincade fire, 49 treeings, relative humidity 36%. the winds light out of the north. a little gust there at 5 miles an hour. as we look at the south bay today, even a few degrees warmer than yesterday. how process 78 in san jose. mild day in morgan hill. warm at mountain view and los altos san francisco, another day in the low 70s as well it's half moon bay 71 yesterday. 80 in sanity reese, cal stowing an. mid-70s. elbowed, san leandro fremont at 76. you head inland mid-and upper 70. a beautiful saturday for you, a lot of sunshine. the the accuweather seven-day forecast, the changes between today and tomorrow not much. just the extra hour of sleep tonight. and that earlier sunset tomorrow. otherwise we keep the temperatures 60s ab70s and 80s through monday that's above normal. a few clouds arriving on tuesday. temperatures may be coming down just a few degrees as that ridge flattens out a bit. you download the accuweather app and you can track the dry weather, ai

howell mountain 43 oakland hills, 43 miles per hour, atlas because 31 can look at the wind coming inidity is now taking a tumble. as a daylight we get the daylight temperatures warming up, look at fairfield, 33, gusting to 41, santa rosa is now 25. i have seen 32 gust just north of town and santa rosa there is napa airport, 31, 45. hang on. if you are 80 or 29 a lot of those areas cut across over to napa, even napa, there is 45, 30% humidity, fairfield and vacaville 31 in davis, that is a roaring wind and humidity is dropping, novato is now 26%, look at hayward, san jose 71. so far, it is the usual suspects north and east but the red flag warning is high fire danger and also we have some serious snow would out there, southern california rain and thunderstorms snow, same for a lot of rain in arizona and also las vegas and southern nevada and up in the mountains, the sierra did get snow with winter weather advisories and we had rain last night from santa rosa to san jose not a lot but a little bithe santa clara valley again and you can see some of the moisture coming off this year neva

helena to about 20 in the oakland hills to 17 on mount tamalpais. you can see the camera bouncing a bit. where it's not windy, it's cooler. we are starting to get that fall to win thor flavor in the forecast. 41 to 47 at 7:00. 57 to 60 as the breezes taper at noon. 57 at the coast. 63 to 64, close to average for our bay and inland neighborhoods. temperatures will drop rapidly once the sunsets. low to mid 50s by 7:00. tracking several chances of rain next week. we'll talk about that coming up. here is jobina. >> good morning. i want to start off with the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights are not on. but a three-car crash is reported on the upper deck of the bay bridge. all three cars are in the center divide. moving over to san lorenzo, a crash between a big rig and one car, southbound 880 at hesperian. cal strains shtrans is shutting because there is fuel spilled. this will impact people trying to get on to 880. southbound 101 past cesar chavez, a two-car crash there. >>> seven people have been arrested at a speaking pir appearance by anne coul

other parts of the bay, not so much ust yet you've got skies, earing right over the berkeley and oakland hillsrent not so much over san jose in mountain view noh san francisco though, as fog remains taken all thesareas afternoon hours will bring plenty of nshine ahead of us and really comfortable conditions right now we stl need jackets though 40's and 50's for your current temperatures, oakland and alameda 52 currently cquered europe 44, while timber on in nevado at 48deees. high pressure continues to be but up to keeping us dry for the time being 'll stay dry through the weekend on through next week. ahead of what. first chance of rain in a while on friday and even then is looking just lika slight chance of a few showers 50's and 60's for coastal areas today will be cool because of the fog and the mine influence while elsewhere in 70's for the ge of 60's to most part. now comfortable one at 72, while the south bay in theid to upper 70's, san jose 76 for the high union city you're holding on to the 70's while hayward and san leandro fall into the 60's for highs today, joining oakland berkeley

north bay red flag warnings of course parts of the east bay, the diablo range the east bay hills oakland hillsgoing to see awesome gusty winds and even along the coastal range is probably some gusty winds above a 1000 feet or so that being said here we go we're going to see those windy conditions for tomorrow. those winds calm down on thursday, couple patches of fog like that we turn to the bay area's well saturday looking good with some sunshine then on sunday. well we're going to see another round so when developing sunday night and into monday. but next week there's a chance of rain starting late on tuesday looking forward to that thank you lawrence up next a panda leaves on a panda express flight and the couple's wedding. >>may have been saved by firefighters details when we come back. we made usaa insurance for members like kate. a former army medic, made of the flexibility to handle whatever monday has in store and tackle four things at once. so when her car got hit, she didn't worry. she simply filed a claim on her usaa app and said... i got this. usaa insurance is made the way kate nee

>>its way into the bay and bounce up against the oakland hills, so.h alright, those going to be chilly new going toee some 30's and some 40's out there for overnight lows. a cool start yr day tomorrow though should be a nice one away from the coastline agn out toward the beaches plan on another very chilly cool day with that patchy fog. linge along the coast highs there ll only b and about the load abt the mid-fifties inside the bay though are looking to 71 degrees in redwood city, 75 in san jose 81 degrs and warm in livermore 78 in concord 73 degrees in the napa valley and 76egrees in santa rosa. so looks like a nice friday, but even the weekend going to be a bit nicer as high pressure. it looks like it's going to craek that offshore wind up again and that is going to clear out your skies. the good news for people at the coast. they're finally going to a little sunshine this week. likely warm those temperatureup in the 60's inland. you see a lot of 70's and 80's as you head away from the coastline. and then we start to cloud things up toward the midd

and we picked up east northeast breeze coming in off the oakland berkeley hills. dry air pushed it toward the coast and that's where we are. forecast for tonight, easy. for the 49ers game it will be clear. no doubt about it. maybe a few high clouds but no big deal. 70 at kick off. 64. let's play game called find the cold front. oh, my goodness it stretches down to texas where believe it or not there is a 60 degree spread tweep the panhandle and gulf coast. houston 77 and these are really cold temps for this time year. these will be some record setting not only lows but also record cool high temps and there's snow to go as well. if you have travel plans anywhere from parts of the northeast to the great lakes, and back parts maybe into the ohio sally to chicago, st. louis, and then back into wichita tulsa this is a heck of a system for this time year. we could use some rain. no sign of it yet. that's a quiet pattern to start the month. this week as well will be dry. next tuesday a possibility of snow in the sierra. more likely wind event for us. nothing this week. f

on the deck, use caution as you rise up into the oakland hills, this will also to sethere.mike. >>> happening now, a deadly 5.9 earthquake strikes northwestern iran. more than five people are dead, more than 300 others injured. several buildings are destroyed. also, more than 50 aftershocks have been felt since that initial quake this morning. >>> and next, a quick look at our top stories, including as the travel season kicks off, what to expect if you have a flight coming up soon. and at 7:00 for you, analysis of thursdays's big decision by juul. the company will stop selling a specific type of vape pod. on the "today" show, the reason and the potential impact on the e-cigarette market. we're back in justnews you're watching "today in the bay." there are those who will say that you're: too fat. too skinny. too hard. too soft. too old. too much. too unexpected. too limited. and to them we say too bad. because at kaiser permanente, we believe that everyone deserves the right to thrive. >>> welcome back. it's 6:57. before you head out door, here's the top stories we're cover

oakland hills not too bad but that's the north northwest wind so the fire danger for one more day andod-bye after the rain moves in tomorrow. because it will be good soaking rain for many. 34 fairfield. napa airport is in there. napa airport dropped to 32 yesterday sunday morning by the way. and novato santa rosa and low 40s castro valley. and fremont 41. upper on peninsula. and atherton and palo alto, lows alos, and woodside in there. mid-40s san moo te'o and pacific. and that's the system coming up and over the ridge and high pressure. there's a lot of cold air that will develop rapidly is what we say a surface low will form off eureka cranking up a south wind and your neglecter cold front tuesday evening so today, if you have things to get done today or tomorrow morning after that, you will have to bundle up. rainfall looks good here with this snow. again quite heavy and down to very low levels. so, a busy travel week. we get it. wednesday, thursday the main days. 50s, 60s as far as coldest air and possible thunderstorms wednesday and again i think highs upper 40s low 50s, dave w.