so through that process, we came up with the ocean beach master plan. that fundamentally includes many recommendations, but the core of the plan is to incrementally close a stretch of our coastal highway, over a period of decades, and use the space that you pick up by doing that to create a much more flexible approach to the problem, and going from a kind of either/or mode to total management. so we would have a number of plans in place, including beach which was at the place where it is being dredged for application purposes, and low-profile structural protection and it is much less intrusive than the armoring solution, and since that time, we've been working with the agencies to implement various pieces of the plan. there is a lot involved, not only with the protection of the coast, but the way to make that possible. so i think that this story sort of touches on a number of different important themes. one is the idea that we need to be designing for change at this point. the future is not going to look like the past. in some ways, we had an advantage

meals here are readily provided by churches, shelters, and even by the local residents of ocean beach. >> oh, vegetables. a piece of chicken and a bag of jelly beans. breakfast and snack. >> if i were to describe my childhood, i'd say rough. not like somebody else's who has been homie and, like, i don't know. >> i was a foster kid my whole life, and i never liked the rules in most foster homes. rebellious kind, i guess. >> the worst part about being on the street is the sicknesses. you get sick. you get -- you get pretty much diseases off the street. >> it's not that hard. i have been doing it so long that it comes kind of second nature. but at the same time, i'm tired of it. >> when i was out in san bernadino we fooled around and i ended up getting pregnant out there. and then we came back out here, and i took a pregnancy test, it came out negative, i took another one and it came out positive. >> now i can't leave, and i was really contemplating it before she found out she was pregnant. i was really contemplating kind of vanishing, you know what i mean? i was going to go up north, go

it was actually -- the wind is e while ago, up and over 50 miles per hour at ocean beach.it will be windy through midnig. and for tomorrow, look for the winds to subside and become light in the afternoon. we will be in an off shore patts will warm up. here is a look at the satellites is a water statutory raper image. it is hard to see the circulatis a big storm system. it does have a lot of moisture.s spinning over northern california. this has some cool air, and of g winds. if this pushes in tomorrow morne down. you see the blues at 8 p.m. this represents the highest winds. notice as we get closer midnighy are gusty at the north bay, but going into the morning, not as strong. we will talk more about sunday'a change of racial profiling now requiring law enforcement to get demographic data when they stop them. they passed bill off the heals h in ferguson missouri. >>> people with tires around the house, will have a chance to get rid of them. we will have a tire collection.t the resource recovery center, red win landfill. that's from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. moy . the old tires will

look at ocean beach, down from 50 mimesans hour earlier on today. light winds, sfo also san francisco. winds advisory remains until tomorrow morning because of a potent weather system that's been dropping south. not a lot of moisture associated with this, since it's coming in from canada. in the past half hour, some thunderstorms getting closer to the bay area. here is storm fraccer. -- tracker. a few of thous -- those shower drifting in. >>> a reminder for push alurlts on breaking news. be sure to download the free app mobile app. >>> a worker from india is missing tonight after a boement capsized. he's identified. the 31-year-old works for sales force under a u.s. work visa. he had been in a private boat with nearly a half dozen other people. sheriffs will resume their search tomorrow morning. >>> new details we're learning tonight about the deadly school shoorting in oregon. the gunman took his own life. new stienlts died in the shooting rampage and avenue others were injured. one of the survivors said the gunman issued a final mess js. he gave s

changed that quick. >> reporter: ocean beach's mayor says sandy decimated the dunes. they used to rise up to this walkway. those dunes were their main sort of protection. >> reporter: after this weekend there will be less. the sea also continue to swallow sand from the beaches and this scene from lindenhurst will repeat itself. sea water escapes into the streets. thankfully, school's out for the weekend. it is important to note that in both lindenhurst and ocean beach, neither homes nor businesses took on water today so that's very good news. however, we need to keep in mind that this coastal flooding will continue through the next several high tide cycles. in lindenhurst high tide tonight around 3 a.m. and tomorrow 3 p.m. here at robert moses state park around midnight and noon tomorrow. we are live with the mobile weather lab from robert moses state park, vanessa murdoch, cbs 2 news. >>> make sure to keep up with the forecast all weekend with the cbs new york weather app. it's free in the itunes store. >>> you is new developments now in the campus -- some new develo

and despite the warnings of rough seas some relish big waves at ocean beach. one surfer even told us the stormy conditions make the chilly pacific more appealing. >> i'll definitely be here tomorrow. waves should be looking pretty good. the way it is looking now it will only get better. conditions stay like this, yes. >> the national park service actively discourages people from going into the water even during calm conditions at ocean beach. even before the rain there has been flooding in the north bay. high tides submerge the manzanita park and ride lot along richardson bay. a lot sits beneath highway 101 near the mill valley exits and it often floods during the heavy rains and the high tides as it did today. the rain comes as people get ready for what is expected to be a wet winter because of the warming water in the pacific near peru. a weather phenomenon calledden 19yow. new at 11:00, cornell bernard is live in san francisco tonight. cornell, obviously we desperately need the rain, but not the problems big storms can cause. >> we are starting to see a few

and despite the warnings of rough seas some relish big waves at ocean beach. one surfer even told us the stormy conditions make the chilly pacific more appealing. >> i'll definitely be here tomorrow. waves should be looking pretty good. the way it is looking now it will only get better. conditions stay like this, yes. >> the national park service actively discourages people from going into the water even during calm conditions at ocean beach. even before the rain there has been flooding in the north bay. high tides submerge the manzanita park and ride lot along richardson bay. a lot sits beneath highway 101 near the mill valley exits and it often floods during the heavy rains and the high tides as it did today. the rain comes as people get ready for what is expected to be a wet winter because of the warming water in the pacific near peru. a weather phenomenon calledden 19yow. new at 11:00, cornell bernard is live in san francisco tonight. cornell, obviously we desperately need the rain, but not the problems big storms can cause. >> we are starting to see a few

ocean beach from around. mild days at the ocean beaches. saturday lite radar indicating that this high pressure ridge is really locked into place. it's going to stick around for several days. changes may arrive with hurricane olaf. well let me show you what's going on right now. it's a cat goir form hurricane packing winds of 150 miles an hour. it's not definitive right now, but i want to give you the long-range forecast. tuesday or wednesday next week, wednesday, some hints of rain as moisture works its way into california. first thing in the morning, cooler spots north bay, upper 40s. you will need to dress warmly when you leave home. you're looking at a-1 in the south bay. 86 gillroy, on the peninsula. daly city, 73. downtown san francisco, 76. sun shine in the mid 80s. san rafel, east bay. 80 oakland. inland spots will be on the warm side. 86 livermore. we hang on to the warmth right on through the weekend. temperatures right on in the 60s to the 80s range. and then we see those clouds heading into the middle of next week. you will unti

downtown have been reduced to nothing in ocean beach after sandy they expected them to be rebuilt in the next few years. so a bad situation there. our cameras also caught many people trying to navigate the ankle deep water and what we saw is that it wasn't easy. looks like you're damaging in the rain. >> i know -- dancing in the rain. >> i know. it's going to be our first winter here so this is just the first taste of what we're going to get. >> reporter: she is just seeing the first of it. when we look out to the atlantic, we're at high tide now. i'm sorry, we're at low tide. imagine what this looks like at high tide around midnight tonight. we are live from robert moses state park, with the mobile weather lab, vanessa murdoch, cbs 2 news. >> you can get weather updates anytime by downloading the cbs 2 weather app. it's free in the itunes store. lonnie will be back in a few moments. >>> now to a cbs 2 exclusive. an alleged bias attack in the subway. a man says he was punched and kicked by a man shouting gay slurs. cbs 2's alice gainer spoke exclusively to the victim to, who says he

so through that process, we came up with the ocean beach master plan. fundamentally, it includes many recommendations, but the core of the plan is to incrementally close a stretch of our coastal roads, the highway, over a period of decades, and use the space that you pick up by doing that to create a much more flexible approach to the problem, and going from a kind of either or -- either/or mode to total management. and beach nursemaid was at the place where it is being dredged for application purposes, and low-profile structural protection and it is much less intrusive than the armory solution, and since that time, we've been working with the agencies to implement various pieces of the plan. there is a lot involved, not only with the protection of the coast, but the way to make that possible. so i think that this story sort of touches on a number of different important themes. one is the idea that we need to be designing for change at this point. the future is not going to look like the past. in some ways, we have an advantage at ocean beaches because

upper 70s in sunnyvale and ocean beach. 68 degrees in ocean beach. there's a storm to our south rainfall in monterey bay, widespread thunderstorms around santa maria and santa barbara. we'll get the clouds, we will keep the humidity. but zero rainfall here. we'll talk about a rain chance though. there's another storm heading in our direction. that's coming up later in the full forecast in 10 minutes. >>> thank you. they call him the droopy faced bandit. the fbi says he has been robbing bay area banks for a decade and hasn't been caught yet. >> a popular restaurant right here on the embarcadero was on the verge of eviction. the legal maneuver that actually staved off the changing of the locks. that's coming up. >> he is just having a good time. he wanted to get away. >> a former nba star collapses at a nevada brothel. now investigators think they know why. ,,,,,, on san francisco's waterfro. but.. this wasn't supposed happen. the owners were going to property today.. >>> dinner is served at sinbad's. the iconic restaurant on san francisco's wasn't fro

close card posted 23 which are square-mile offshore pacific the ocean beach said francisco. hoffa is still not a biologist and francisco-based aquarium of the bay. the arrival of sharks is not entirely unexpected. "snack on mammals and i think that's what they're doing. >> reporter: unwelcoming news for travel the world looking for shark infested waters. "think of them as being the same creature as a mammal isn't enough time fancy personalities to realize they are pretty cool. >> reporter: speculation for the strange activity could be resolved only know how that could be the case for else siding's pre like sharks fairly normal to be in this region of the islands. >> pam: of 460 ft. section of steel guard ralph cyclone fencing oakland's 23rd avenue or fat broke free and fell on interstate 80 hitting. cars injury it was easy to see how rasas, if there and now reports inspection officials indicate the caltrans knew about the problem for a while both inspection report don after the collapse last week and eight months ago back in february caltrans inspectors discuss proposed corr

gone had people getting off the streets with the city and other homeless providers we've gone from ocean beach and the avenue i've gotten people out the fort mason over and the tenderloin and people that are partners appreciable appreciate our efforts and so thank you and thank you for coming today. (clapping.) >> thank you well, everybody welcome to the rain thank you. (clapping.) >> it is given it have other people join us a wonderful leadership and let me say with great appreciation that north beach citizens i want to say congratulations and thank you for again being part of great part of san francisco is right in the heart of the city and, of course, a city nestled in the arcade and videos you found a home, i think expresses again, you are tremendous so for the for people in are in need we have housed more people in the city while we're having to wait for all this to appear we can demonstrate our incredible san francisco values by investing in the exultant that is a great connector that the north beach center is doing i was reminded almost 15 years ago i think dpw that we helped kick start

abc 7 news was at ocean beach as 2,000 people put their creative genius to the test.tion. ocean beach was taken over by dozens of dogs and their owners today in the tradition of the nor-cal contest, she called her corgy the fattest for the west. the goal is to get as many corgys together to raise money for a rescue group. if you have pictures to show us, use the hash tag abc 7 noise. great day to be out for corgy-con. >>> and outside, picture-perfect weather. we'll talk about warmer temperatures and maybe the need for ac to come back on in some spots. live doppler 7 hd showing you it is quiet. look at this. across the entire lower 48. look at how quiet the weather is, sunshine from coast to coast the only chance of the shower. maybe just north of miami otherwise it's sunny from dallas, new orleans, new york city, even back towards minneapolis and even sunny here in california tomorrow. so we'll zoom into the golden state, showing you what is going on. turns warm in southern california, 96 in l.a., 99 palm springs, 71 monterey, in sacramento, comfortable at 86 degrees,

at ocean beach were more than galen shaw was expecting. >> i'm not used to this weather, but i'm dressed for the occasion. it's interesting because i want to see how we are going to get this fire lit. >> reporter: a number of people told us it was so strong in the hills, it made it hard to drive. >>> thank you so much. we will have more from rob on the weather in a few minutes. but first more about the shooting in rosenburg, oregon. apparently the shooter shot himself after killing 16 other people. >> healing is going to be slow but my daughter is stock and she will get through this. >> fitzgerald remains in intensive care. summerville high school students planned to open shots on campus and had names. deputies are stopped it. >>> a body near free month boulevard. more on this grisly crime. >> reporter: one man tonight said because of this crime, he's moving out. fremont police first arrived at this apartment monroe avenue to do a welfare check. >> when officers arrived, they were able to check inside the apartment and located a deceased female in her 60s. >> reporter: police believe her

story of coming to terms with that to touch those key themes how infrastructure is changing. >> ocean beach is a sandy beach job the open beach it is exposed due very heavy and energy intensive storms a very popular surf break also part of the golden gate area that is part of a larger system of local and regional parks that are very popular throughout the reason - - stroke the region. and it was built to bring it into compliance that the storm drains go to the same place as the toilets and the sphinx that is the a vintage and/or a disadvantage that the system can become overwhelmed. so that is able to reduce those 70 per year. end even though several actively involved in ocean beach but unfortunately it was located and the city's response consisted of ad hoc areas that our large piles of boulders which do a good job to protect against erosion but but the quality of the beach with safety of access and with that coastal commission with that long-term strategy. so that is a landscape that we requested by some community led task force from the coastal conservancy and the national park service.

be careful have a storm out there by ocean beach stip son beach to watch the sun sink slowly in the westfor tomorrow with good reason the the computer models high pressure is building in so it should swish the marine layer, swish that's meteorologistology 301 i think. marine layer out of existence. whether we're expecting is a double barreled high. the build in give us warm weather right through wednesday. high pressure warm temps, pop out of the mid-90s on tuesday but then latter half of the week. reasserts itself low clouds along the shore we'll cool to the 80s inland on thursday last flirtation with pretty warm weather in the bay area. heating up on monday. 95 degrees. inland by tuesday and cooling off by thursday, friday saturday. but we'll have one more hot spell coming up. travel forecast if you're heading down 99 to fresno, 95 degrees down there. 74 yosemite. lake tahoe 9 degrees. fog up there by eureka monterey overnight. overnight lows for us temperatures in the mid 50s for the most part with the sun coming up at 7:14 tomorrow morning. forecast highs warmer than usual for this t

i'm sure they had a lot of rips out at ocean beach today. you can see the temperatures drop off as we would head in to saturday and sunday and until then that it will be a warm period. they'll cool off the weekend. and the air quality will take a little bit of a hit as you'll notice the fall weather. that it is not extraordinarily high that we're not seeing those winds, which is great and a shot for a sprinkle in to your saturday morning and that it will be more wet weather as we would go in to the next couple of weeks. hopefully that will transpire before the fire danger. >> all right, thanks. >>> we have developing news right now for marin county where three suspects just arrived at the county gym in charge of killing two people at the golden gate park where the man was walking his dog on a trail near fairfax. authorities, they went up to portland, oregon to get them as they would just arrive in the two vans. the three were arrested in portland. all facing murder charges. but that there will be special circumstances that they are facing. f

beach underwater at high tide. a water rescue in tuckerton at the south end of ocean county. even union beach on raritan bay, threatened by this coastal storm, struggling to hold back the seas, reminding some of sandy three years ago. >> nobody's taking it for granted. last time, everybody took it for granted. >> reporter: up and down the shore, t oceanlexed its stortossed muscles. this is the steel wall built and coivered by sand last year and brk, totally exposed now. ortlbeach was plugging a serted stretch of land. a boataptain brought his family from philly to poise pleasant bch and can't imagine being out on the water. >> no one ought to be out on thosewaves, not even commercial fisherman. ey're all docked. >> reporter: winds are ripping along the shore as well, tearing ofmuch of the gutter on this brick home. and enough of a threat to per lines that jcp&l is bringing in 800 outsi personnel. >> those folks are ready to go. they're going to complement the 1300 employees that jersey ntral currently has, as well as about 200 forestry contract. >> reporter: bay head has rock

the breakers are expected to be anywhere from 9-12' as san francisco's ocean beach theen conditions are the same. surfers were look for the larger 12'. with bigger waves they are the purse to hit the water looking for the extra thrill and excitement. >> you could tell the waves are getting bigger with crazy energy out in the water. it is...you can feel something is brewing. something is coming. >> beach hazard statement issued this statement in affect right now until tomorrow evening. it is warning people to stay out of the water. because of the larger swells that can take place from snow small to monterey county south of where we are. >>> track the rain from this system or any other system with the abc7 budget app and see what is showing up on live doppler hd right on the smartphone the it is free on apple's app store or google play. we have more information at abc7news.com/apps. >> the oakland mayor will give the first state of the city address saying it is promising. as long as the leaders focus on attracting new wealth and distributing the went equally. she said the unemployment rat

brace regard sell for potential rules changes if you want permission to build a bonfire on the ocean beach with hearings between now and november 30 by the park service for public reaction. you have to get a permit to have a fire and there are winter restrictions to improve air quality. there will be new fire rips to replace those there on the beep. the park service is trying to balance safety with enjoyment at ocean beach. >> we are watching the category 5 hurricane, patricia, now moving down on mexico's west coast. >> it is the most powerful storm ever recorded in the western hemisphere. mike? >> very impressive not only looking at the satellite but you throw in the statistics winds sustained at 200 miles per hour with guests up to 245 miles per hour! it is moving a little bright to the north more than the northwest so it is starting to hug the cost lane. on in northeast quadrant where you fine the fattest wind and the greatest amount of rain. the tourist areas are being unundated with rain and it will only be worse headed through the morning right up until noon when it makes landfall at

even ocean beach. definitely across parts of the north bay. back into the low 70s.e are expecting showers and light stuff across the north bay. and also for the trivalleys. we have a chance of rain in the forecast as we move towards the upcoming week. a system will move through and give up showers and maybe even a rumble of thunder. overall, we are cooling things off as we get to november and really the official rain season here across the bay area. showers move in for wednesday and same for the east bay valleys and san francisco we are expecti ining temperatures to c. we have showers for tomorrow and again for wednesday. we approach december, january, and february and we will have more rain to talk about. >> good news in the weather department. the season opener for the warriors. a lot of people excited about that. >> absolutely. the chance they are ready to get back to work. the next chance is next week. they will run into a small problem. hopefully that problem is corrected relatively soon. also we will have the latest on that and why won't he be on the bench and

al surfers at ocean beach say, they're not too concerned.nd oflike winning the lots try, it happens but not very often. >> i heard some guys talking about it, but i figured i would just catch a couple and take michigan chances. >> this was a video that was catch chured earlier this month. shark sightings are pretty rare for south alcatraz island. >>> michaanthony are you a suft? >> i'm not really a surfer, especially -- rain is still dumping across parts of texas. we're going the see a little bit of rain from this system moving across the pacific northwest. many are getting clipped by that cold front that's starting to develop across the pacific. right now you can definitely tell the change in cloud cover there. has it been overly cloudy today. tonight those ceilings are going to lower and by that i mean the clouds are going to thicken. and eventually tomorrow, we'll see some showers in san francisco, same for the north bay, temperatures a little cool tomorrow, back into the low 70s. the tri-valley should be warm with temperatures near 80 de

is expected berkeley is 74:00 in 7676 alameda and is a richmond and 74 downtown san francisco 71 ocean beach consent to the 68 we should note the high swells along all along the coast to make note of your headed toward the beach up to 90 we go by tuesday for the inland valleys the temperatures will hover around 80 a so just about all week long including four today. >>marty gonzales: peter pan getting a live action remake also the subject of an oscar- winning documentary is a fictionalized cnn is tech look at what is now showing. >>reporter: 12 year-old peter is with the way to never land the live action prickle to the disney classics he joins forces with tidily in the future capt. up to check on the black beard and is rated pg the walk tell the story of legendary journey saw some new clues to the tamil people to help accomplish the east and realize that the walk is rated pg. >>reporter: sister and her entire life in virginia was discovers the family secrets she set out to change the view and carbonchar self coming up. between you and me, they're, they're strange creatures. they are. they don

. >> the people that brian just got himself in with out there in ocean beach is skinheads. they will [ bleep ] finish you. >> dude, dude, i really don't care. i'm going to try to talk to -- telling me with whoever else, i'll shoot every [ bleep ] people. >> two people on your side that weren't involved with it, homey. >> earlier that day, raven, a member of ducky's street family, got into a fight in nearby ocean beach after trying to collect for a drug dealer named angel. raven wants to go back for revenge, but their mutual friend ivan is hoping ducky did keep the situation from getting worse. >> hold on. hold on. hold on. >> you want me to bring everybody that angel sent? >> i seriously could. 90% of downtown, angel has already sent for it. i'm the one that collected for angel. >> he's not going to get anything. >> he's going to shoot people! >> brian, i don't want this [ bleep ] dram a. i got myself out of it and i don't want to be in it again and i don't want him [ bleep ] in it. i left east county because of it, just the drama. >> if raven brings anybody out to ob they

also out towards ocean beach. fs oh, 48, and petaluma, 35 miles per hour. oakland and the flags are getting a work out out there. >>> for the higher terrain we have the stronger winds, you can see that middle peak, and these are some of the current went out there. mount diablo, 32, and as far as this, we have a wind advisory and they red flag fire warning working in tandem. have them place right now for the east bay hills, from 10:00 a.m. through sunday. we have winds approaching 40 to 50 miles per hour across the higher terrain. there's a lot to talk about tonight, and we have some activity of perching parts of the bay area. and we have some activity to show you. we will talk about this with action moving in parts of the north bay. we can't rule out the possibility of a thunderstorm as well. >> lots that you are tracking. and, aman really killed his mother inside her apartment earlier this week. 31 -year-old omar monique pet again. he killed his mother in a particularly violent manner, although they didn't give any specifics. the woman was found dead in he

beach. folks are on the cool water taking in the ocean breeze. lots of sunshine. it is hot across the bay area. highs, 80s and 90s. so far, the only location that hit a record high, gilroy, at 98 degrees. san jose, 87. san francisco 86. oakland equally as warm. if you like today, you are going to like tomorrow. when the warm weather gets out of here. the seven day forecast in a few minutes. >> thank you so much, drew. >>> there's no timetable for the coach to return to the warriors bench. he spoke about the back injury that forced him to take a leave of absence. he suffered a rare, spinal fluid leak in june after the warriors won the big nba championship. >> happens when there's an accidental nick of the dura, which surrounds the spinal cord. i lost spinal fluid. it took about a month to figure out what was going on. a lot of headaches and other symptoms. he underwent a second surgery september 4th after doctors determined what was going on. he's suffering symptoms which make it difficult to be on the floor. his prospects are good and will be back as soon as possi

the sightings took place on a 12-mile stretch of shore klein between pacifica and ocean beach around a week ago. >> the best thing i've seen in my life. >> reporter: around the same time, there was another white shark sighting inside the bay off the island of alcatraz. a video shows a shark devouring a seal. >> it's unusual to see so many sharks off our coastline. >> reporter: the director of a conservation group said the shark were not clustered in one place. >> it's not a cool school or swarm. it's not a group of vicious of man eating sharks. they're preying on their prey of expels sea lions. >> you have this situation. you have the other off alcatraz. may make people nervous to go in the water. >> if people are afraid to go in the water, this may not be the best time. wait until the shark leave at the end of the year. >> reporter: if people are not afraid -- just to ahead and swim? >> well, we all have risks in our lives, and use the best information available and use that risk with -- to regulate your behavior. >> reporter: joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> dramatic video shows the impact

a little patch of low cloudiness looking at ocean beach. and a little cooler tomorrow.inds saturday evening. we're looking at an isolated shower or two early sunday morning. as you take a look at the satellite and the radar, you remember the system that brought the thunderstorms yesterday? a few showers for the bay area. but this one is not coming over water. it's coming over land and as it bridges in, et bring with it limited moisture. it will bring us windier conditions, cooler weather for your saturday. you'll start to notice some moisture coming in with a very limited. we're going to go with an isolated shower possibility early sunday morning. before many of yourÑi plans sta, best chance is going to be down in the south bay. and then in the sierra, we are looking at mixed precipitation. if you have plans to head to yosemite or lake that hoe, don't worry about the snow there, it's above 8,000 feet. mild on sunday as the winds start to turn around. there is a wind advisory for the north bay mountains that starts at 8:00 p.m., runs until sunday morning. those gusty win

. >> charles :two weeks ago tourists captured this amazing vehicle--video in ocean beach in san franciscod they have always been your but now we are finally seeing them because people are looking more closely >> charles :she says the appearance of sharks is not that unexpected >>:ag, appear to snack on marine animals and that is what they do >>:i think they're beautiful a lot of people do not think of them as being the same kind of sentient creatures as mammals are but if you spend enough time with them and see their personalities they're actually pretty cool >> charles :this a shark attacks on people are rare but they should be approached with caution or just avoided altogether >>:your chances of being attacked and killed by a shark are very very small but that being said if i saw a white shark when i was swimming at exit the water --i would exit the water it is their house >> diane : your morning commute and your overnight lows around 5:00 a.m. we're dealing with a handful of 50s across the map. the low pressure you see here is bringing in all these low clouds in place will continue to

the sites took place on a 12- mile stretch of shoreline between pacifica and ocean beach a week ago. around that same time there was another white shark sighting inside the bay off the island of alcatraz a tourist shot this video of a shark devowing a seal. >> it's unusual to see so many sharks offshore. >>reporter: a conservation group wants to point out the sharks spotted by the coast guard were not cluttered together in one place. >> it's not a school it's not a swarm it's not a group of vicious man eating sharks they out there praying on their normal prey which is seals and sea lions. >>reporter: >> it might make people nervous to go in the water. >> if people are afraid to go in the water this might not be the best time to go in wait till the sharks leave the coast later in the year. >> if people are not afraid, go ahead and swim? >> we all have risk in our lives, and use the best information available and then use that risk the regulate your behavior. >>reporter: it's worth noting that most of the sharks were smaller than 18 feet they may not be adult sharks. the larger sharks

the microclimate, it's going to be a comfortable day, embarcadero to ocean beach. and 77 degrees, palo alto. the embarcadero will be the cool spot at 69 degrees. the north bay, nothing warm here. comfortable conditions. 75 for napa. 71 for sausalito. and mid to upper 70s for the trivalley. a comfortable day, coming our way tomorrow. you'll notice the seven-day forecast, at the bottom of your screen, we'll head towards warming. low pressure moves out. high pressure returns. you know the story, temperatures start to warm. here's your trend over the next couple days. 80s return, back to san jose monday. and then, we talk to temperatures, near 90s at the east bay valleys by thursday. san francisco, drizzle monday. and we warm up heading towards wednesday and thursday. temperatures close to 80 degrees by wednesday and thursday in the city. getting ready for another warming trend. summer is not done just yet. peggy, terry, back to you guys. >> people keep saying that's the last hint of summer. and another one comes. >> right. >> we only have winter between january and fe

ocean beach is 56 this morning. we have mission district and bay you have at 57, downtown and sunny side at 58 and 60 at the ferry building and 59 in the financial district. belmont is 56, and palo alto and santa clara at 46, and saratoga, pleasanton, 49, and a warm spot at pittsburg and 63 and fairfield is 67 and american canyon and healdsburg at 51 and petaluma at 52. 67 in fairfield is the warm weather that will spread over our neighborhoods into the afternoon. 81 in the not bay and 86 in the east bay and calm are waves at coast so enjoy the sunshine. 69 to 73, and our warmest afternoon around the bay is 74 to 80. this is how it looks from the east bay hills camera, tomorrow, 70s and 80s and sunday, 60s and 70s and monday, just 60s. fall is back in the forecast. cooler on monday and that is ahead in the seven-day forecast. >> another look at the san mateo bridge and the drive could be a showing a bit of hazy but all in all, it is clear. no accidents to report. there is no construction, either. we will look at dri

it's blowing at ocean beach up to 50 miles per hour. oakland 36-mile-an-hour gusts. because of the strong winds, there are red flag warnings in the north bay hills at 30 miles an hour and higher elevations could approach 60 miles an hour. the real problem is the last line on the screen the potential for downed trees. the trees bring down power lines and powerful winds, boy, if a fire gets ignited by a downed power line it could go quickly. we hope it doesn't happen. with the drought weakening trees and gusts up to 60 miles an hour, it's going to be a wild night in the bay area. we'll have the complete forecast in a few minutes. >> thank you. >>> we are also following developing news out of north carolina tonight. dozens hurt after a canopy collapsed at a high school. details ahead. plus a win in the ongoing fight to keep san francisco streets clean. the method that seems to be workin [announcer] right now at sleep train, get up to 48 months interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. save $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic. or choose $300 in free gifts with stearns & f

and the tremendous communities collaboration over the years when we had navel landing contrast on ocean beach or in the replenishing we continued the very special practice of commissioner melara that we create the relationships that are necessary in case an event were to happen in san francisco or the bay area no other part of country not only slbltd like we do but takes the opportunity to make sure we practice all the things we want to do in case an event man made or natural earthquake and be looking at you know winter we're looking at all kinds of things that can happen we'll time to have practiced those very things that we want to have happen on the shores and within the boundary of san francisco that means questions like how do we bring emergency workers back to the city in time and how we triage those are injured and on their own in the first 72 hours to insure we don't have pockets of solicitation in the city is given with something i everything the military is well known to, of course, the defense of country they're most known for but i also think that is military including all of the

showing you ocean beach, i think this, once again, is going to be a popular location over the weekend when you see the numbers. so the forecast calls for low clouds returning once again overnight. we'll have that afternoon sunshine pattern. warmer days into next week and summer like at the beaches. along with satellite high pressure, slowly bringing us that gradual warming trend. and really is a quiet fall pattern for the next 7 days or so. so take antoich. a week ahead, you notice that gradual warming trend in the second half of our 7 day forecast. we'll top out in the low and mid 90s. but that high pressure, which is bringing up that gradual warm-up, it's also acting like a blocking mechanism. it's like a wall. it's diverting all moisture to the north and to the west into british columbia, vancouver and porland. so we will remain dry over the state of california. a different story just off the coast of hawaii. look at this. winds 85 miles per hour booking to the northeast at 18 miles per hour. one of the interesting tidbits we have about this storm, we've never had a category one hu

throughout the north bay mountains and along the diablo range and as we look now at the peak wind gusts, ocean beach already up to 50-mile-an-hour gusts. mount diablo the same as well as sfo. redwood city a 34-mile-an-hour gusts and it could get windier tonight. that at least is the possibility. as a result, red flag warnings are posted until 10:00 tomorrow morning. the winds will be gusty tonight. especially at the higher elevations. northeast winds from 15 to 30 miles an hour but those gusts to 50 miles an hour maybe up to 60 in parts of the bay area. so danger with that downed trees could bring power lines down and that always introduces the possibility perhaps of some fire. now, ladies and gentlemen, as we have a live shot of the golden gate bridge, juliette goodrich is now going to tell you what the current readings are. juliette? >> okay. here we go. right now in concord, 68 degrees. same for oakland. and livermore. and san francisco, 59 degrees. san jose 67 degrees. and santa rosa 75 degrees. currently right now. brian, back to you. >> reporter: you're doing that disconcertedly well, juliette

. >>> national parks service wants to change the rules for san francisco ocean beach. that would include a mandatory $3 permit. right now groups of 24 people or more need permits. under the new proposals only groups of under 25 people will be allowed. they want to ban them november 1st until the last day of february. there is a 30-day public comment period and then they will take the comments into consideration before making a final decision. >>> this evening wildlife experts will bheet people in san francisco concerned about the number of coyote sightings in the city. project coyote is leading the meeting to discuss how people can co-exist with the animals the number of reported sightings may be up but that doesn't mean there are more coyotes. the meeting starts at 5:30 at the lake merced boat . >>> good afternoon, everybody, some pretty thick fog this morning. the possibility of rain over the weekend. 75 at kickoff. maybe a northwest breeze but no big deal. sunny and warm today for the seahawks and 49ers. fog near the coast. thick fog, parts of the bay around the pen

ocean beach is 58. sunny side is 58, too. richmond is 61. upper 40's in american canyon and pacifica and belmont and santa rosa at 56 and pleasanton is 57. in san rafael the fog is forming if we look south on 101. this afternoon, it will be hazy but clean inland from the north by at 78 to east bay at 84 and a few lingering low clouds along the coast into san francisco at 64 to 72 and partly cloudy and above average with a few high clouds at 73 to 79. the peninsula is getting foggy and expect arrival delays into sfo and most of us in the 70s and the next several days we will fluctuate a degree or two, and wednesday is the cool of the with an updated chance of rain. leyla? >> we want to make sure we are careful on the roads. the roads can be slick. here is a look at a wide view of bay area and we are seeing patchy fog and we early have it in the east bay over 680, and, also, we have a patch of it headed into livermore so the area shaded in orange as we track weather and traffic together that means we do have some possibly socked in conditions.

surveillance video and mission and downtown, all about 60 and glen park is the warm spot at 63 and ocean beach and financial district is at and you. san lenadro and palo alto and santa clara at 61 and walnut creek and pittsburg at 60 and check out heels bug, 49 and american cap beyond has fog at 52. 50 in pacifica. the fog is confined to santa rosa and napa because we are looking at san rafael south on 101, nothing to see as far as that is concerned. we have seasonal temperatures, 73 to 78. clouds open along the cost up to 69. brighter around the bay at 70 to 79 in the south bay and north bay. a warming trend will bring 80s back to all of our neighborhoods on wednesday. that is coming up in the seven-day forecast. leyla? >> we start off in the east bay 680 southbound side a much different store from friday. we are look at clear conditions as you make it away from pleasant hill to highway 24 northbound traffic is a breeze. a look at san mateo bridge where traffic is also moving along at posted speed if you come away from 80 across the wart to 101 and the peninsula. great shape if you are making

the citings took place on a 12 mile stretch of shoreline between pacifica and ocean beach weekend a half ago. >> that's the best thing i've ever seen in my life. >> reporter: about that same time there was another white sharding inside the bay off the island of alcatraz, if you are shot this video of a shark devouring a seal. >> it is unusual to see so many sharks near the shore of the coastline. >> reporter: david mcguire, director of shark stewards, a shark conservation group wants to point out the sharks pointed out by the coast guard were not clustered in one place. >> it's not a school or swarm or vicious of man eating sharks, they are preying on the normal prey which is seals and sealions. that said, you have this situation and the other one of alcatraz, in my people nervous to go into the water. if people are afraid to go into the water, this may not be the best time to go in. wait until the sharks leave the coast until later in the year. and if you are not afraid, go ahead and swim. we all have risk in our lives, use the best information and use that risk to regulate your behavio

watch out for the low clouds developing along the coast this morning why ocean beach is thick, and west portal is 56, and sunny side is 58 and mission and bayview and park presidio and crissy field is 59, and downtown, 58, ferry building is 60 and headed into the financial district it and 59, coolest weather in the north bay, healdsburg is 48, petaluma is 52, and young city, at 56, and santa clara is cool at 50 and pleasanton is 52 and pittsburg is at 59. the golden gate bridge where we have a southwest wind at 15 miles per hour so i expect some clouds do creep in and possibly over the golden gate bridge as we head through the morning commute. 81 to 85 inland and reesey in the hills again, and mostly sunny an the bay, and interest san francisco and not so much sunshine as yesterday or as warm. the bay is not so warm a couple of degrees cooler 74-80 and the real cooling is hitting this weekend with another chance of rain on the way, then, also. hail? >> good morning, everyone, if you are just waking up this is macarthur maze with emeryville camera with tail lights headed to the bay bridg

tonight sfpd is still searching for the man who broke into this apartment near ocean beach and held a victim at gunpoint. that victim managed to wrestle the gun away. you see them scrambling there. nbc bay area's pete ser ras toes spoke with that man today. what happened. >> reporter: one minute he's moving his garbage can, the next thing he's held at gunpoint. at this time he tells me he's just happy to be alive. >> bill's day typically starts off with a little jam session, but a close encounter with a gunman last week clearly knocked him off rhythm. >> he ran in behind me with a gun drawn and ran at me, rah, like a monster. here is the surveillance video. bill jumping trying to defend himself as this man in a gray hoodie holds him at gunpoint in his own garage, september 28th. the suspect, sneaking in as bill was moving his garbage cans. >> what's going through my mind at that point is hurting him. i don't like monsters and i attack monsters. >> reporter: bill was able to wrestle the gun away doing his best mma impersonation. >> he was trying his hardest to pull the gun away, so tha

ocean beach at 58. crissy field and mission district and young bayview and sunny side at 59. through the ferry building, 62 and glen park is the warm spot at 63 and the financial district is 60. pacifica is 58 degrees, check out palo alto is 51, and you want to dress warmer this and santa clara at 52 and pleasanton and walnut creek at 54 and american canyon is a first spot in the 40's at 48 degrees. walnut creek is clear outside as we look south on 680 and inland east bay is the warm spot at 86 followed by the north bay at 85. south by at 82. east bay at 80 and san francisco at 77 degrees. it look like glass and high pressure is on top of us with the by very calm and temperatures are running in the mid-to-upper 80s the next three days around the bay and inland and 70s at the coast. the weekend forecast is remaining up. >> here is a look at the north bay the drive on 101 holding away from the audit to clearships up to the valley it is clear going. not finding any delays up to the golden gate bridge. look at that, lovely. no fog. heading over to the east bay, i want to show you

our temperatures in san francisco, ocean beach, 56, park presidio, 57. glen park is 56. we have crissy fields downtown, bay vow at 58. waking up to the mission at 59. through the ferry building at 62. on the way to 60 in the financial district. 40s out there at american can wrong and petaluma at 49, pacifica, warm 66 degrees. palo alto and santa clara, 50. pleasanton is 52. san leandro is 54. check out the golden gate bridge, a light breeze and no fog. a little bit of haze in the air but that is it. it will be breezy inland hills and 83 to 87 where most of us live. it will remain sunny at the coast, up to 76 in san francisco. san jose shows it is clear this morning with democrats in the 50s and move forward we will still be stuck in the 70s and 80s and i still see a will cooling friend this weekend with the rest of the forecast >> good morning, everyone, here is a look at the san mateo bridge and light traffic in both directions. as far as any construction is concerned, it looks like there is nothing scheduled for later this morning. or this afternoon in the eastbound di

park presidio around 60 and same in crissy field and ocean beach is 61 and mission district is cooler at 59 and glen park is 65 and in downtown and through the ferry building 62 and 63. we have 62 in richmond, also, fairfield and richmond at 50, and pleasanton 56 and santa clara 55 and petaluma, 56, and american canyon, 53. at the golden gate bridge winds are light but there are clouds offshore and they will come over the bridge quicker than yesterday. we are going to see a few more high clouds but, still, a lot of sunshine, east bay, 79 to 81 and more low clouds in san francisco, at 82 and hazy from our east bay hills camera. we are in the secretary tomorrow in san francisco and 70s on thursday and friday and the rest us in the 70s and 80s tomorrow and thursday but 80s and 90 tomorrow and the weekend forecast is. coming up next. leyla? >> another warmup. here is a look at traffic. nothing heating up on the roads yet with the, exception of something brewing on the peninsula near highway 92. i will tell you about that in a moment. and 87, remark is still light headed downtown san jose.

the clouds have kept us up, upper 50 to forly 60 like in downtown, ocean beach and crissy field and 61, and heading to the financial district it is 60 and these are the warmest temperatures until 33burg at 62 and tracy at 60 and pleasanton, san leandro at 57, belmont, walnut creek at 58, richmond at 59, santa clara is 53 and petaluma and american con beyond 52. check out the difference 24 ours makes not a drop of fog to be found on the san rafael camera as we led into the afternoon, a few sprinkles are possible across the north bay and inland temperatures are 73 to 78 and the cost and san francisco is gray at 64 to 70 and average around the bay at 70 to 76 and no fog to speak of in walnut creek. tomorrow is the cool of the day, upper 60s to mid-70s and the 80s returning by friday and i will have the halloween weekend forecast coming up. we will look at mass transit we will look at mass transit with 225 trains on downtown san jose an easy ride sound, as will, and no problems with construction in the south bay and a lot green on the map at top speed along 101 headed up from 280 and 680 t

sleep so well in san francisco around sunny sigh at 70 degrees right now, and the cool spot is ocean beach and park presidio at 60 and chrissy feel at 61 along with bayview and the mid-60s west portal mission, downtown, ferry building and the financial district, and the mid-60s from richmonds nadia lama drove and belmont and young city at 62 and santa clara at 58, pleasanton 60 , and 54 at petaluma and pacifica is 68 degrees. we have a main miles per hour wind. high pressure is dominating our forecast. so are the mid-80s in san francisco. just like yesterday. everyone else is pretty much in the low-to-mid 90s east bay, 89, close enough. here is a look at san jose, where it is clear this morning and 65 degrees right now, still going to be hot inland but with increasing clouds it will take the heat away from us tomorrow, and the fading heat will drop us back into the 60 and 70s and 80s by friday, and i will have the weekend forecast coming up. here is sue. >> good morning, mike, good morning, everyone. it is tuesday. we are looking at the minor accidents right out of the chute, northbound 88

bay water rising over the docks resulted in flooded streets here in ocean beach. >> the water's coming up fast with high tide. >> reporter: for fire island residents like terry hamlin, it's been a trying week. first talk of approaching hurricane joaquin, and now a coastal storm with driving rain, surge. >> it's been crazy, but this has happened before to us, and you know, like -- it floods a lot. you know, everybody's been getting ready. >> reporter: courtney colletti is among those getting ready. she returned to her fire island home to try to safeguard it against the bad weather. >> we did as much as we can do. now we just go back to the mainland and pray that everything is fine. >> folks on the mainland are high tides have brought street flooding to south shoree communities like babylon, leaving homeowners hoping they, too, can avoid any major damage. >> i didn't expect it. i didn't expect it. i just pray that when i leave in a couple of hours, it comes back down again so i don't have to worry about my car. since sandy happened, we haven't seen this kind of flooding. >> reporter: now