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warm inland but cooler at the coast with increasing onshore flow for the remainder of the day. look for additional cooling in all areas friday into saturday as the ridge weakens and onshore flow continues to increase. breezy coast and cooler later sunday into early next week. .(catherine) it's flu shot time - and health officials warn that it could be a potentially miserable season.. they're taking their cue from australia - which has been hit hard over the past few months with a strain that's notorious for causing severe . (catherine) it's flu shot time - and health officials warn that it could be a potentially miserable season.. they're taking their cue from australia - which has been hit hard over the past few months with a strain that's notorious for causing severe illness. it doesn't mean the same strain will hit the u.s....but it's a possibility. an ever-present problem -- the flu virus is highly unstable and constantly mutating.that means there's a big potential for error in trying to guess what kind of vaccine to use. one recent study says that anywhere between 33 and 1

warm inland but cooler at the coast with increasing onshore flow for the remainder of the day. look for additional cooling in all areas friday into saturday as the ridge weakens and onshore flow continues to increase. breezy coast and cooler later sunday into early next week. (pam) developing tonight... nearly three -and a half- million americans remain virtually stranded in puerto rico... and the situation after hurricane maria -- is getting worse.only 4% of the island has power... and though fresh water is now available to some... for about half the population, food is in short supply. distribution is a critical challenge at this time. many of the needed supplies are stranded in san juan where containers are sitting on the dock unloaded... that's because only 20 -percent... of the truck drivers on the island have been able to report to work due to the devastation. (steve) new at ten: over the past month, a lot of us have been asked to give to hurricane relief... and it's having an effect on other charities that depend on the generosity of others. reporter rod carter has more

(steve) flow returns. onshore inland friday as onshore flow returns.steve) still ahead - new at ten: how a day at the happiest place on earth led to a toddler hurt... and a woman arrested. (pam) and next: a disturbing discovery at a california park.. ducks found with their beaks zip- tied to their necks.tongiht - hear from the teens who came to the rescue. (steve) ♪ hey grandpa. hey, kid. really good to see you. you too. you tell grandma you were going fishing again? maybe. (vo) the best things in life keep going. that's why i got a subaru, too. introducing the all-new crosstrek. love is out there. find it in a subaru crosstrek. the best.der. the s-class has sat at the pinnacle of automotive excellence for generations. the one car that continually innovates and pushes technology forward. on each s-class, there lies a simple badge. and it serves as our constant reminder, to never rest on laurels, and to forever earn the star. this is the 2018 s-class from mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. in turlock... families flock to donnelly park to enjoy a peacef

warm inland but cooler at the coast with increasing onshore flow for the remainder of the day. look for additional cooling in all areas friday into saturday as the ridge weakens and onshore flow continues to increase. breezy coast and cooler later sunday into early next week. (grant) still to come...when o-j simpson could be released from prison...and where he may be headed next. (pam) plus.... (grant) still to come...when o-j simpson could be released from prison...and where he may be headed next. (pam) plus.... president trump unveils a new tax reform... we'll show how it could impact you up ahead.(grant) and... a deadly shootout in northern california is all caught on camera.... in two minutes...we'll hear from an officer who was shot. (grant) (grant) new tonight at nine. exactly three weeks ago two sacramento police officers were shot in the line of duty. it happened during a shootout.... with a man accused of a double murder. we first showed you this video yesterday at kron four news at ten. tonight we have new dramatic video of this shooting from different angles....and w

while the officers and men of the navy and marine corps who serve onshore, the campaign in vietnam isnly military in nature. seabee technical assistance teams have helped with scores of civilian projects which will help improve conditions for the south vietnamese people. roads, bridges, security hamlets to protect from viet cong terrorism. clinics conducted by navy doctors have brought medical treatment and supplies to areas where they might otherwise never have been. from people to people projects of many kinds, these men are working to win the confidence and restore the hopes of the vietnamese through joint civilian military action. this too is the american navy in vietnam. in terms of the variety and scope of the experience, vietnam has already written a new chapter in the annals of naval history. never before has the potential of a navy marine team has been so fully realized. and yet one important thing remains unchanged, the success of the overall effort will rely as it always has on the acts of the individual man. whatever credit is due will rest with the thousands of individual

and that will encourage the return of the onshore flow.nd so typically, we should be at 70 in san francisco, and forecasting 85 degrees. and concord should be at 83. but instead, 10 degrees above average. and san jose, 87, and 87 degrees in oakland through emeryville into richmond and 70s and 80s at the beaches today. 80s will be common around the peninsula and then back in the santa clara valley and 90 in morgan hill and 86 degrees at the rose garden district in san jose. and good morning to you in walnut creek. in the low 90s. and danville, through blackhawk, into the low 90s. including alamo. how about 94 degrees in brentwood. and 94, 95 degrees in discovery bay. and 70s and 80s will be common throughout most of the north bay and jump into the mid-90s in novato. and 80 stinson beach. isn't that going to be beautiful. and 93 today in cloverdale. and the full forecast, featuring the windy conditions, and onshore push coming up. and send it over to jacqueline. >>> we are tracking slow conditions for drivers headed along the east shore free

we have that onshore breeze and a sign of things to come. this system will get closer and closer to ramp up the fog. 60s, 70s, upper 80s and low 90s. >>> it is 4:31 am. >>> by the way, the person that was singing that song also rowed it, and that is christine mcvie. >>> good morning everyone, traffic is moving well all the way to vallejo. we all want a quiet day on the roads and yesterday we had a very challenging day and obviously we are hoping for better. here is a look at the traffic to the bridge, off to a good start and so far it's quiet. take advantage of getting on the road early with most of the commute right now light. >>>it is 4:32 am. >>> turning to the search for the driver of the hit-and-run vehicle, driving a red smart car between 2008-2012. here is a picture. it happened at 11:30 am at macdonald avenue near 27th street about one block from the richmond public library. the boys mother was about to put him in the car seat and he darted into the street, and he was hit by the car. witnesses reported seeing the smart car stop momen

full forecast featuring that return of the onshore push is coming up.is a "spare the air" day, jaclyn. so what does that mean? >> that means that drivers should use alternate transit or carpool. do your part and, um, "spare the air." right now we are tracking some slowdowns out of antioch into hercules westbound direction. that's where we're seeing delays. but a new crash just coming in opposite commute, eastbound 4 near loveridge road not blocking lanes, speeds are in the greens eastbound. right now 48 minutes from antioch into hercules connecting with 80. we are getting reports of a fire in the center divide along 780. this is right near military west street so fire crews on the scene with a backup out of benicia exiting from 680 there. so be prepared for slowdowns. eastshore freeway in the green still under 20 minutes from 4 to the maze. at the bay bridge toll plaza, traffic backed up beyond the 880 overcrossing. 15 minutes from the maze into san francisco. >>> the humanitarian crisis in puerto rico is getting worse. it's been a week since hurricane

west winds an onshore push due to the fog in san francisco. but across the bay northeast, that's still offshore flow in oakland. so we will cool down along the coast today. not so much in our inland areas where we're still seeing some of those winds out of the northeast. currently calm in napa. satellite-radar there it is right there. that marine deck about 1,000 feet deep now stacked up at the coast not penetrating the peninsula as of yet. but the cooling has begun. it will not be as hot today as it was yesterday at least not along the seashore. additional cooling will take place on friday then below normal temperatures for the weekend. today san francisco, we're talking about average high temperatures around 70, what i was trying to show here is yesterday was 85. today 76. nine degree cooldown at the coast and in san francisco. this is a dry cold front. you can see the clouds associated with it. it's banking up against that high pressure ridge. it's going to enhance the marine layer and we'll see clouds, as well. today 90 sacramento, 74 mont

you can see the onshore push returning in san francisco. but immediately across the bay, we still have that offshore wind north-northeast at 3 in oakland. so only some minor clearing inland and to the north today. we will not be the recipient of the sea breeze there until later on tonight. it won't be as hot in all areas but still approaching the low 90s away from the bay. cooling friday through the weekend and below average over the weekend. san jose just that minor cooling through concord. oakland about 6 degrees drop in temperatures. statewide, upper level area of low pressure. this is a dry cold front. this is enhancing our marine layer with clouds over the high pressure. with that enhancement of the marine layer we are bringing down the temperature in monterey at 74 down interest 80 yesterday. 68 in the high sierra. sunrise 7:02. highs 80s and 90s away from the bay. around the rim of the bay 70s and 80s. 70 out of the 80s in pacifica but not bad. additional cooling for your friday and then a good-looking weekend with the return of some

so they got stuck were onshore. have a lot of things happening there and a lot of downed trees and a lot of flooded areas and we'll be curious once the keys look like once we get more video and footage of that. the keys took a direct hit from the category 4 hurricane at the time. and very interesting also. you remember hurricane donna in 1960 and also hit the same area in the florida keys as the category 4 on september 10, 1960. september 10 is when it hit the keys and that's an interesting fact. for today, we have another cool day in the forecast. a little bit cooler than normal for this time of the year. clouds do move in later today. showers from irma will be here tomorrow and so far your weakened forecast is looking good and that is what we like to hear and the weekend is shaping up to be very nice across the area, but as we go through the next several days here. irma which is now a tropical storm centered right near the florida-georgia border and that will continue moving north and northwest. that's the track i

the winds have come onshore all night long. onshore, onshore, onshore.t she just felt was a 54-mile-per-hour gust, but now the winds have shifted and they are coming up from the south pushing the st. john's river out of the estuaries into jacksonville and the water can't get out yet so that's why the water is rising so fast where she is. need to be careful. it's not going over the walkway, not going into the hotel, but certainly flash flood emergency. this is as high as that water has ever been. >> and chad, as you said, the water can't get past jacksonville? it has to go into jacksonville. >> that's right. can't go out because the wind is still kind of pushing it in there through the estuary. there's only a small little river out through the jacksonville and the sait. john and not big enough to let the water out for sure. >> all right. kaylee, you heard it from chad, you're feeling major gusts right now and the water is still expected to be rising for a little while now. what else are you seeing there? anything else? >> well, kate, at least the group of

(vicki) flow returns. onshore inland friday as onshore flow returns. some of the most important people in the world...teachers...and tonight...we're profiling a good one in fremont.(vicki) our teacher of the week was nominated by a parent who says he went above and beyond to encourage her daughter to succeed. i'm talking about -- erik mortensen -- a fifth grade teacher at vallejo mill elementary school in fremont. mr. mortensen has been a teacher for 5 years - and his fans call him an "amazing teacher" who really cares and helps his students. his principal told us that he's a teacher who makes positive connections - nd makes learning fun. we we called him earlier today.. he credited his students for making him the teacher he is today. congratulations erik mortensen! (grant) if you know a teacher who could be the next teacher of the week... send in your nomination by going to our website.. kron 4 dot com. (grant) coming up after the break... we'll tell you why this loving four- legged friend is searching for a new home.... (vicki) and - san francisco's

that's an onshore push. the winds are coming off the ocean, onshore, have not yet reached the inland areas. so we are forecasting 90s there. the winds still offshore in napa. 70s at the beaches down from the 80s. 70s, 8 bayside. 80s, 90s around the peninsula into our inland areas. the full forecast minutes away but right now pretty in pink, here's jaclyn. >> roberta, you're too kind. >>> right now, we are tracking afog advisory, on the golden gate bridge and you need to give yourself some extra time and extra space between you and that car in front of you because of the fog advisory. it's dlt especially with people using high beams. on the maps a new problem along westbound 4. we are getting reports of a car that's blacked out possibly blocking a lane near willow pass. still in the green 28 minutes from 160 to 880. >>> a three-year-old boy is hospitalized with a head injury after a hit-and-run crash in richmond. investigators say the boy's mother was trying to put him in a car yesterday when he got away and

. flow returns. onshore flow returns. ( catherine ) the other big story tonight -- the uproar that's president trump against the sports world.( steve ) many n-f-l players chose to protest during the national anthem yesterday after the president said they should be fired if they don't stand up. the issue has crossed onto other playing fields... grant lodes is here with some of the reaction. ( grant ) to think... this all started with colin kaepernick a year ago... now it has blown up into something much bigger. basketball star lebron james was one of the first to speak out after president trump rescinded the warriors' invitation to the white house. today... he took on the president over the anthem protests. several other athletes hav

the onshore wind has replaced the offshore.e've had the high fire danger, now you get the higher humidity, that's good, you get a west wind. no rain yet. 50s on the temperatures. mid-to-upper, a few 60s. more cloud cover coming in offshore. it's going to be cloudy to mostly cloudy, 60s, 70s, 80s. 7:30, sal, so far so good? >> yeah.. these last few days have been slow, obviously, for this or that reason, but today we have a nice-looking commute in san jose. we're going to start there and look at interstate 280 downtown. moving along okay. getting up to highway 17 and all the way up to the west valley and you can see the commute does get busy, so it's getting kind of hectic there on 280 northbound, getting up to highway 17. 85 from 87 and 1 01. we have slow traffic in san mateo. highway 4 is slow. and interstate 880 is beginning to slow down near 66 on the way up to downtown oakland. bay bridge toll plaza, a delay. >>> lee martinez is talking to the police and talking to people who live in the area, so what are you finding out. >

in addition, very warm temperatures will spread to the coast as onshore flow weakens. a region-wide cool down is forecast to begin on sunday, especially near the coast, but very warm to hot conditions will continue over inland areas through early next week. (pam) thanks brittney - tonight we have team coverage on the heat wave.(steve) spencer blake is live in the east bay where a high school football had to be pushed back because of the heat. but first -- hermela aregawi is live -- in san francisco where it hit 106 degrees today. (steve)(steve) tonight the san mateo county health officials are warning of heat related illnesses...(pam) they are advising people to drink plenty of water -- no matter how much or little physical activity you are doing. new at ten: we are taking a closer look at some heat- related illnesses to be aware of: heat cramps -- they are muscle pains and spasms -- the first sign your body is having trouble with the heat. treatment involves -- moving to a cool place, removing extra clothing and placing cool cloths on your skin.(steve) also be aware o

the eye of the storm was 32 miles across when it first came onshore. which meant that at pass could gu la, the storm surge was 20 feet deep, more than 20 feet before mean sea level. that's my house built in 1850s, elevation 19, nothing left but the foundation. in fact, most people don't remember, downtown mobile flooded. from the storm surge that was generated by a storm that came on shore at the pearl river. so, this gargantuan storm wreaked havoc. you had to see it. i'll never forget the first time i saw it. we couldn't get out on monday. the storm came in monday morning. the roads were totally covered in debris the greatest amount of debris ever left in the wake of a hurricane. in fact it was twice as much as hurricane andrew in florida in 1992. we had 47 million cubic yards of debris that were on the ground and got picked up by somebody the federal government paid. that doesn't include all the debris on theground in private yards and inland counties. that is just what the federal government registered and had to pay for. 47 million cubic yards. too

brittney shipp is here now with the forecast warm inland but cooler at the coast with increasing onshorelow for the remainder of the day. look for additional cooling in all areas friday into saturday as the ridge weakens and onshore flow continues to increase. breezy coast and cooler later sunday into early next week. an officer forcefully an officer (screams)> an officer forcefully an officer an officer forcefully detains a teen with autism --- the confrontation now spurring calls for change(pam) and later. one mom's picture following a horrific car crash--- goes viral. the message she is trying to get out to parents.<> ((gary sports tease))"coming up, a little bit later in this broadcast, hey, they locked arms tonight, chicago and green bay after aaron rodgers asked for a sign of unity from the fans of well, we'll show you how it went down, also a little bit of business here on the 49ers side...cam newton calls colin kaepernick a hero, it's all coming up, a little bit later in this broadcast."

in addition, very warm temperatures will spread to the coast as onshore flow weakens. a region-wide cool down is forecast to begin on sunday, especially near the coast, but very warm to hot conditions will continue over inland areas through early next week. (vicki) happening now.... many schools around the bay area are taking precautionary measures because of the heat and air quality... district officials in the east bay moved the start times of football games to eight tonight and some canceled the games all together... kron4's spencer blake is live at campolindo high school in moraga... where a football game started about an hour ago... spencer, has the temperature dropped at all over there? right now it's óóóóóóóó degrees, so yes, it dropped, but it's still very warm.i didn't find a single parent here tonight who thought it was a bad idea to move their kids even further farther away from the heat of the afternoon. the sight of high school varsity players warming up is usually one you'd see at about six-15 on a friday night at the stadium.in contra costa county, almos

as the storm moves onshore on the florida keys . right now it is category 3 with wins of 120 miles per hour moving to the west at 6 miles per hour. they are about 90 miles southwest of key west. getting very close to the florida keys right now. coming closer, those rain bands pushing some torn attic act tivoli -- tornado activity. right now, you can see towards miami that is a gust of 45 mile-per-hour's with stronger wind dusts . -- gusts. right now, a little bit more to the left with the latest forecast. we will come in close because this will be a big deal as we head toward sunday. sunday morning, about 8:00 a.m. our time, passing over the florida keys and moving up possibly as a category 4. the forecast keeps this as a strong category 3, coming in closer, all those areas in red that are the southwest coast of florida, we could have a huge storm surge. possibly over 10 feet, a big concern with a lot of force pushing that water on shore. closer to fort myers, sarasota, tampa, this is sunday evening. this is all day sunday moving up

lawrence karnow: fog and low clouds are surging back onshore.e'll have the latest forecast next. . the nfl season opens this week....more thjan likely without colin kaepernick. i wear out this line...how youi feel is how you feel..you can't change peoples minds but what gets me is the venom in which certain people express their opinion aboiut the former 49er quarterabck. before we give our two cents..here is this sundays 49er opponent..carolina quarterabck cam newton"in my own opinion do i think kaepernick is better than some of the starting quarterbacks in this league, absolutely. should he be on a roster, in my opinion, absolutely, there's no question about it. is he good enough to be on a roster? is he good enough to be a starting quarterback? absolutely." now you would expect a player to stick up for a felllow player....here is the rub....when kaepernick was leading the 49ers to a super bowl....and two nfc conference titles he was the talk of the town. fans loved this guy..he was what quarterbacks of the future would aspire to be

storm surge of ten feet is expected for florida keys and fort meyers and naples him onshore winds in west palm beach and miami could see a storm surge above five feet for the normal high tide leaves. you have to remember the wynfield, the counter clockwise wynfield wrapping around the huge storm. as it is situated here, winds out of the east east coast you're piling the water on, 3 to 5 feet. on the opposite side wind out west, wind flow like this you're bringing water off the gulf in areas like tampa to the south, again 2 to 35 feet. monday, monday night and tuesday storm passes over the pan handle of florida and georgia and starts to weaken as it loses its fuel source. remnant rains may affect our area tuesday night into wednesday. i'll be back in a just a few minutes, we'll focus on the timing and the impact of the storm and the hourly and local forecast. >> many people have left the coastal area in southern florida, seeking refuge from the raft of hurricane irma. brian taff travel to for the lauderdale florida north of the miami. he filed this report. >> reporter: there's a sense

in addition, very warm temperatures will spread to the coast as onshore flow weakens. a region-wide cool down is forecast to begin on sunday, especially near the coast, but very warm to hot conditions will continue over inland areas through early next week. (vicki) it was a scorcher today in the east bay.... people there dealing with triple-digit temperatures. (steve) kron four's terisa estacio is out in livermore for us tonight with how people are trying to cope. terisa estacio, live livermore it is really really intense in this east bay city today - right now the temperature is x - and i am in the shade. everywhere i went today in this area, people told me they were used to warm conditions - but nothing like this. (terisa estacio reporting) reggie johnson did not hold back telling me what he thinks about this heat wave. reggie johnson, trying to beat the heat. "what do you think, it is ridiculous, it is hotter than vegas, but it is here in the bay area, i am trying to take my break, but it is more punishing, because i am out of the ac." trish wong. "it is crazy, what

a slight cooling trend expected into saturday as onshore flow increases across the area. breezy conditions will also persist into the weekend with temperatures at or slightly below seasonal averages heading into next week. (grant) a reminder if you are taking bart this weekend. the warm springs south fremont station will be closed for construction work on the bart extension to silicon valley. a free bus will run between the south fremont and fremont stations every 20 minutes. bart officials are telling riders to expect a 20 to 30 minute delay. (grant) and people who use caltrain will be paying more to ride starting sunday. riders will pay an additional 25 cents for each zone. the eight-ride tickets will no longer be available. monthly parking passes will also cost you more. going from 55 dollars to 82-dollars and 50-cents. daily parking fees will stay the same. train schedules are also changing. caltrain officials say the new schedule will increase efficiency. (catherine) coming up, we're getting new video from the night that nfl player michael bennett was detained outsid

mainly near the coast with further cooling all areas friday into saturday as the ridge weakens and onshore flow increases. breezy coast and cooler later sunday into early next week. (steve) you can get the latest forecast by logging on to our website... there we've also posted a list of cooling centers that have opened up around the bay area - to help keep people cool. it's all on kron four dot com. (vicki) fire crews responded to calls of several fires burning at san francisco's john mclaren park.... (steve) it happened shortly before noon... the park is located near john f. shelley drive and mansell street ... between city's excelsior district and visitacion valley neighborhoods. crews found a total of four fires... which were in separate locations within the park... about 3 acres were burned. the fires were contained about an hour later... and remain under investigation. no injuries or structure damage... were reported. (steve) the fire that broke out in the oakland hills north of i-580 yesterday - is mostly contained tonight.. (vicki) catherine heenan is here with an update on the gras

into the low 70s later on this afternoon as we managed to get into this comfortable pattern with the onshore breeze temperatures in the mid 80s and the warmest spots well inland and east bay valleys will be trending cooler tomorrow, windy at times and we're still tracking a slight chance of seeing some rain and possibly now sierra snow. >> whoa! >> forecast toward the end of the seven-day forecast. we'll look at the reason why we're seeing the big change in the weather, coming up in 15 minutes. >> slightly shocking. that's a good tease. we'll stay tuned for that, in 15 minutes. all right, rob, thanks. >>> this morning, the heroes are back home in the bay area, after they helped victims of hurricane irma and their families. their families welcomed them last night in the east bay, about 50 members of california's urban search and rescue task force 4 touched down in oakland around 10:00. this is the same team by the way that was in texas to help out with hurricane harvey. some members were gone for more than three weeks. they've spent the last four days in the florida keys. this as s video of s

we have the offshore yuan continuing to spike what the onshore rate this up .1%. this after the weakest faxing from the pboc since september. dollar strength, that perhaps could reveal the line in the sand for the pboc when it comes to the yuan and how far they let could signaleat its comforts on. policymakers have supported the yuan, its rise this year, after its worse annual loss in two decades. as you can see from this chart, the pullback in the onshore yuan , the read is the pboc thinks the rally has gone too far. i want to look at with the hang seng. we have a mixed bag. ly votto, gaining 1.6%. givene automakers lifted plans to liberalize the electric vehicle market there. after topping 20,000 for a third day wednesday, some weakness coming through on the hang seng, given that drops among tech players as well as banks. i want to show you what's going this after tencent bought a 5% stake in the investment bank and the two have agreed to partner on financial services. we do have another bank on the radar. , fosun international sold 600 million dollars of shares

onshore breeze here, west- southwest 18. that will do it. oakland and sfo are in there, that means that shall will feel a about bit of a breeze, temperatures are cooling down and some low clouds and fog will make it even into the santa cruz area. 50s on the temps. a lot more 50s here because of the cloud cover. pacifica, 55. that's down to about 10 from the last couple of days. fremont, look for mostly cloudy skies to the north, partly sunny to the south and cooler. the system punches in here. 50s, 70s, low to mid-80s inland. 4:21. things are still quiet, i certainly hope. >> yes, they are, steve. >> good. >> we are looking at solano county and traffic looks pretty good if you are driving on 80 westbound between vacaville and fairfield and continuing out to the main part of the vallejo area. looks pretty good. 37, 87, 80, out to the venetia bridge. yesterday, about 8:00 in the morning, it was taking 70 minutes. taking 18 minutes. we are not expecting that today. most times on friday, just a little lighter. bay bridge right now, it is light.

the -- the -- um, the vectors, the wind arrows are coming onshore. there's the fog.the fog gets pushed our way -- where did it go before? these arrow, all those little vectors were going this way pushing the fog out here. but now as you see, i can loop this we'll show you the movement of the fog. it's worked in with an hour or so -- actually put more time in than that but, um, the point is fog is coming back, it's going to be cooler out there. forecast tomorrow then, look for fog back to the coast. look for temperatures tomorrow that will be, um, you know, especially coastside a good five to eight degrees cooler, everybody else about 3 or 4 degrees cooler. container ship going out through under the bay bridge there and you can see the bay bridge had problems all day because of the i-80 issue. traffic is moving. you can see the red on the horizon as the sun sets earlier each night as we head towards winter here. there are temperatures from today and that's where they go tomorrow. thursday, 89 santa rosa. san francisco 76 as opposed to today san francisco was 85. so a

winds slightly onshore. always good.his is how things are supposed to go in terms of this time of year what would you expect. warmer than average this time of year in the inland valleys. i love that shot. that's the tennessee valley, the fog being pressed up the valley towards mill valley there. just a cool shot. low pressure center comes closer this -- well, today, tomorrow and into next week. so temperatures are going to trend down a little bit next week with this pressure system. this pattern is developing. at one point the model suggested a chance of some showers with that. remember i mentioned it earlier in the week? but right now it looks like the main impact will be cooling. so there's friday afternoon. there's saturday. the fog kind of clears out. and you get a little bit more sunshine at the beach. but just steady as she goes. it's been cooling really since the heat that we saw earlier this week. and it will cool further. you will see this in the five- day forecast. all those people yesterday stuck in that traff

interest is a little hint of an onshore breeze. that's an offshore at fairfield at 9:00. that needs to reverse itself. the system moves into the north, 70s, 80s and 90s. >> all right, sal. 4:31. >> steve? >> yes. >> i already noticed that someone had 280 characters on twitter. >> i noticed a couple yesterday. it's like, this is strange. >> it's too much. >> it is too much, in my humble opinion. >> i agree with you. >> i wish twitter were in our city -- oh, wait a minute. they are. maybe they are listening. let's take a look at the traffic, traffic continues to look good across the carquinez bridge. off to a nice start. we also have a nice look at highway 4 which is looking good. if you are driving through the area. this is a look at the bay bridge getting into san francisco. should be a very nice drive all the way across. i love that shot here. traffic is looking good all the way through san francisco. at 4:31, let's go back to the desk. >>> the two men accused of involuntary manslaughter in the ghostship warehouse fires are expected to enter pleas. both are charged with

we have a little bit more of in onshore wind -- of an onshore wind. let's take a live look out at the temperature. hey word is at 87 in fremont -- hey word is at 87 -- hey word -- hawarden -- hayward is at 87 degrees and in fremont it is at 85 degrees. good news is that this pattern will continue for your monday. the high pressure kicks out of town but it will definitely feel humid for sunday, monday, and possibly tuesday. by monday night there is a chance of showers or isolated under storms. this this monday at 8 pm, let's keep a close eye on the radar. we will be watching out for that by labor day in the afternoon. the forecast high for tomorrow is still in the triple digits near fairfield. oakland at 93 degrees. typically we would make a big deal out of this, it is a big deal but we will be shaking off a few degrees from today's extreme hot temperature. we have heat advisory in the coast and along areas of the bay. in your five day forecast, we still have some high clouds. we will embrace the 80s by wednesday and thursday. it is headed our way. goo

is downgraded to a 4, it is still a strong category 4, two miles shy of a 5 and now it is moving onshorerst of the winds affecting much of puerto rico. then we will watch it continue its northwestern track through the bahamas, the turks and caicos, we have hurricane watches and warnings in effect, then we have to monitor the east coast, computer model showing a close call with the east coast next week. the wind field the worst of the wind coming overmuch of puerto rico and millions of people live here, that is the big concern, potential for upwards of two feet of rain, 9 to 11 feet of storm surge and inundating rain and wind for a period of 12 to 20 hours for this area. the tropical models, taking a look at them, we are hoping it misses the east coast but as you can see, the gfs and the euro a little too close to the east coast so we cannot rule out impacts on the us mainland. >> hopefully the cooler water will dial it down. >> not a strong storm but potential impacts. >> rose in front of it was basically done. is there lee behind it? >> josÉ still off the coast has been downgraded to a

a slight cooling trend expected into saturday as onshore flow increases across the area.breezy conditions will also persist into the weekend with temperatures at or slightly below seasonal averages heading into next week. (pam) we have much more on the crisis on puerto rico on our website kron4 dot com... and - don't forget you can download the new and improved kron four mobile app for free. and you can get breaking news push alerts sent straight to your phone. (grant) in palo alto... neighbors are shocked to find out about a violent attack in their quiet neighborhood... and tonight the search is on for two men who beat and robbed a woman. it happened around 11:00 wednesday night near bryant street and el dorado avenue. kron-4's charles clifford talked to people who live in the area--- (grant) new at 9. a gym teacher is behind bars tonight police say he choked students with a jump rope at a fresno elementary school 64-year-old peter sam-hammer was arrested on four felony counts of child abuse. yesterday authorities received a report that students had suffered injuries dur

lawrence karnow: winds continue to pick up and fog has started to move onshore. all signs are pointing to a major cool down over the next few days. it's breezy around most of the bay area and that wind will carry the fog into the valleys and bay tonight. hurricane irma has intensified to a category 5 making it the strongest hurricane in the atlantic since allen in 1980. it continues its dangerous track toward the caribean and near florida late in the week. confidence is not high as to its eventual landing spot. in the pacific you can see the are of low pressure spinning off the coast. there is a chance we could see a few showers tomorrow night and thursday when it comes on shore. fog will be the story tonight as it fiills into the bay and valleys. a slow burn off to the coast will bring temperatures down even further the next few days. highs around the bay will be in the 80s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay and 60s at the coast. the weather pattern looks a little unsettled over the next few sunshine and warmer weather are expected this weekend. (grant) as congr

be slow to clear for some today, 60s with a few 50s, temperatures cooling and we have already and onshore breeze. it is early but things are looking fresh. low clouds giving way to sunshine with shower activity of the mountains, 60s and 70s for most. >>> here he is, at 4:01 am, sal .>> 60s and 70s. i noticed that when i stepped out of the house, this seems somewhat normal. thank you. >>> good morning. let's start off with the altamont pass, westbound 580 has repaving work going on but not a big traffic jam in the area. looking good through 205 and 580, out to the dublin interchange. interstate 880 north and southbound looking good past the coliseum. looking at downtown oakland and the bay bridge, looking good. >>> it is 4:01 am. >>> topping the news, the berkeley conservative speaker ben shapiro set to make a speech at uc berkeley but the last time there was provocative right wing speaker on the campus there was violence, broken windows and damage.>> they say the security will be tighter than it has ever been before. >> the hard left are calling me a white supremacist and i am and orthodo

it gibbs you an idea with the onshore winds that will give us problems with the debris blowing around. deck chairs that are not tied down could be a problem. there are concerns if the gusts get high enough we could sheds turned over and damaging with awnings. we're not only looking at hurricane jose we have hurricane maria which is a category three storm, a major disarm this looks like it will go through san juan puerto rico as perhaps a category four. perhaps bothering some of the eastern bahamas before it consults to the north and from there uncertainty where it goes. we'll look at the tracks on both of these before it comes back and have much more on the impacts down the shore from hurricane jose storm number one. >> see the latest tracks of hurricane jose and hurricane maria anytime on your tablet, the 6abc app is a free download your your mobile device we'll continue to track jose through the night and get an early start tomorrow to bring you the latest on the storm 0 for its impact along the east coast at 4:00 a.m. >>> montgomery county school district canceled classes for five

tomorrow but that signals big time red flag warning when you have that transition from offshore to onshore. we'll keep the "spare the air" in effect, as well. 80s and 90s off the board. full forecast coming up at 5:18. now let's send it to jaclyn. >>> good morning, speaking of slowdowns and traffic rebounds, some roadwork along highway 24 in that eastbound direction between 580, speeds dipping below the limit. your ride may continue to be slow along eastbound 980. that's between 12th and 580 one lane clod.

conditions cool slightly near the coast on thursday before spreading inland friday as onshore flow returns. (steve) neighbors anxiously watched as crews battled the fire.... hoping they could keep it from their homes.(pam) it was so intense --- one man says... it blocked him from reaching his home. kron-4's ella sogomonian joins us live from oakland with that part of the story ella? live this fire has stirred up a lot of memories for people living in the oakland hills back in 91. they tell me that fire was thought to have been put out then picked back up on the second day that caused the wreckage.so they hope that's not the case here but those i spoke with all felt confidant in the fire fighters working today they believe have learned from that last fire in the hills.vo there's already been a lot of progress. their hard work could be seen from as far off as the 580 freeway. it's been more than 90 degrees out here.many onlookers watched in awe as at least 4 aircrafts dumped retardent and fire fighters worked on the ground in the extreme heat.one of them a man i met who lives about half way

mainly near the coast with further cooling all areas friday into saturday as the ridge weakens and onshore flow increases. breezy coast and cooler later sunday into early next week. (pam) fire crews are monitoring hotspots from that fire which broke out in the oakland hills. crews (pam) fire crews are monitoring hotspots from that fire which broke out in the oakland hills. crews expect to reach full containment sometime tonight. the first started yesterday afternoon, north of interstate 5-80 .. it threatened homes nearby. it burned 22 -acres and is now 80-percent contained. the brush fire is not too far from the site of the tragic firestorm of 19-91 and caused a lot of anxiety among residents. investigators think this current fire may have started in an area on skyview drive, where there is ongoing home construction. (pam) a shootout brings interstate- 80 to a standstill.... after a police chase ends with a deadly shooting during the morning commute. the freeway was shut down for hours. the shootout happened in the area known as the macarthur maze ... close to the bay bridge.(pam)

(steve) brittney has the four zone forecast a slight cooling trend expected into saturday as onshore flow increases across the area. breezy conditions will also persist into the weekend with temperatures at or slightly below seasonal averages heading into next week. jpá(steve) still ahead: usually thieves are after money.. not this woman... the very specific clothing that she targeted in this bold bay area heist... (pam) but first..we'll hear from a very brave young teen.. the action he took to protect his sister, when a burglar broke-in. a 14 year old boy is getting a lot of attention tonight..he saved his sister from a burglar, while the man was stealing from their family's home. reporter doug johnson talked to the brave sacramento county teen. cathy friedman, kids attacked by burglar "i was terrified, i was worried that my kids were going to be injured when i got there, dead when i got there i didn't know."cathy friedman had just gotten to work after dropping her kids off at her home on redwater street in antelope... when her daughter called to say a burglar attacked her 14-year-o

>> it came onshore close to key west. the long island chain, the lower keys. close to marco island and napeles and just to the east of tampa and orlando. right about here right now. the onshore flow pouring into savannah and jacksonville with record flooding going on. roars set back in 1860s when they started putting sticks in the bank to see how high the water was. this was higher. what you are seeing there, higher than hurricane dora in 1964. certainly for savannah, higher than matthew that we saw just last year. here is the rain shield in atlanta and anywhere up there, you will see wind gusts today at 45 to about 60. that's the story, but the onshore flow and even one tornado there to the north of savannah and charleston. they are the two resort areas and any time you see one big cell, you can see in the neighborhood of an ef1. the jacksonville flooding up the st. johns because the water is trying to get out of the st. johns river and funneled through jacksonville and out to the ocean. it can't get through this choke point. that's why it is flooding so badl

that cooled off san francisco from that 102 yesterday down to 84 degrees this afternoon and that onshorereeze will actually increase as we head in to your monday forecast. this area of high pressure really responsible for the heat wave over the past few days as this scoots out to the east, we're going to cool off. the numbers all week long. not only for tomorrow but the tuesday, wednesday. but also just the way the circulation is set up out here in the pacific, we're going to have moisture being pushed in from the south. clouds, humid around here, tracking the chance of an isolated shower or thunderstorm. this forecast model really not bringing in that chance. you can see some showers approaching to the south monterrey bay. tomorrow morning, definitely clouds out there. by 4:00, the clouds moving up to the north. so we'll keep a close eye on the radar all day tomorrow, especially by tomorrow afternoon and in to tomorrow night. but thankfully, the major heat is kicking out of town, no more heat advisories, no more heat warnings. temperatures still warm but we're not talking about the exce

we're seeing the return of a nice onshore flow. now today's micro climate forecast significantly cooler in some spots. especially areas like san jose. not triple digit heat but much more seasonable. a quick reminder what we saw this weekend if you haven't already heard this is our record high temperatures. an all-time record, one of the most talked about, in san francisco, a high of 106 degrees this weekend. the old record back in the year 2000 of 103 and, yes, even san jose hit a record for the month of september of 108 degrees. if you did have plans, it will be cooler but very humid and all thanks to tropical storm lidia. remnants of it are expected to push up north. and then it will start pushing up into the north closer to san francisco and of course the bay area will bring a slight risk of seeing some isolated thunderstorms in the area. a close eye on that. expect a very muggy and humid day. air quality is still poor out there, mike? >> traffic volume is great right now. showing a light traffic flow around the bay. a minor cra

the onshore breeze is back. showing you that in a moment. let's check in on the temperature first. 77 degrees in santa rosa. san francisco, 67. 78 outside your door. oakland, livermore, 80s right now. inland communities, areas like santa rosa, fair field, down by a few degrees. sfo, mountain view, san jose, up by a few degrees. temperatures will come in a lot like we have for yesterday and for some, it will be a tad cooler. here is a look at the cloud cover. north bay reporting just a bit of cloud cover there and as we get into the winds here, the onshore breeze, oakland sustained at 12. fairfield reporting at 17, gusting to 22, good news. there perhaps the reason why some areas right around fairfield and concord. here is a look at where that moisture is coming from. we have a low pulling in that remnant moisture from lydia. if it does feel a bit sticky to you, this is why. this is going to continue as we get into your tuesday afternoon and maybe wednesday. temperatures low 80s expected for novato. upper 70s for the alameda shore line, 77. 7

we are getting more of that onshore flow today. we are going to see those winds pick up later on this afternoon. especially into the night. this morning, your sunrise 6:44 in the morning. sunset tonight at 7:31. we may not see that sunset, though, because there are some clouds that are creeping in. right now, there's a bit of a storm system just off the coast of monterey, 275 miles. it is moving north towards our area which could bring us a chance of rain. we could see a 20% chance after midnight tonight into tomorrow afternoon. most likely just along the coast and along the bay. not going to see much inland but we'll see some cloud coverage inland because of the storm system, even the higher elevations may get precipitation. it should clear up friday morning. friday morning into saturday morning we'll see the marine layer. 85 the high in concord. fremont 80. 76 in oakland. 71 for san francisco. these are average temperatures where we're be this time of year dropping off a little bit below average by tomorrow as we get that storm t