and, dropped off at the orinda police department.hrown in burn-up bins, and later taken to the u-s drug enforcement administration office in oakland... where the pills are safely incinerated.phyllis cedars/dropping of drugs- "i didn't want to contaminate the ground water, or the environment with pills and expired medicines." this is the 14th drug take back day sponsored by the d-e-a, partnering with thousands of law enforcement agencies in the united states.nats- "i'm so glad a i saw this." in addition to orinda, the lafaeyette police department accepted drugs...nats- "you guys have a good one. take care." and, so did officers in daniville. a 20-15 national survey on drug use and health... found that six-point-four million americans abused controlled prescription drugs.president donald trump- "as americans, we cannot allow this to continue." earlier this week... president donald trump declared america's opiod crisis a public health emergency... possibly making additional federal funds available to fight the problem. studies show that

and, dropped off at the orinda police department.hrown in burn-up bins, and later taken to the u-s drug enforcement administration office in oakland... where the pills are safely incinerated.phyllis cedars/dropping of drugs- "i didn't want to contaminate the ground water, or the environment with pills and expired medicines." this is the 14th drug take back day sponsored by the d-e-a, partnering with law enforcement agencies in the united states.nats- "i'm so glad a i saw this." in addition to orinda, the lafaeyette police department accepted drugs...nats- "you guys have a good one. take care." and, so did officers in daniville. a 20-15 national survey on drug use and health... found that six-point-four million americans abused controlled prescription drugs.president donald trump- "as americans, we cannot allow this to continue." earlier this week... president donald trump declared america's opiod crisis a public health emergency... possibly making additional federal funds available to fight the problem. studies show that a majority o

and, dropped off at the orinda police department. are thrown in burn-up bins, and later taken to the u-s drug enforcement administration office in oakland... where the pills are safely incinerated.phyllis cedars/dropping of drugs- "i didn't want to contaminate the ground water, or the environment with pills and expired medicines." this is the 14th drug take back day sponsored by the d-e-a, partnering with thousands of law enforcement agencies in the united states.nats- "i'm so glad a i saw this." in addition to orinda, the lafaeyette police department accepted drugs...nats- "you guys have a good one. take care." and, so did officers in daniville. a 20-15 national survey on drug use and health... found that six-point-four million americans abused controlled prescription drugs.president donald trump- "as americans, we cannot allow this to continue." earlier this week... president donald trump declared america's opiod crisis a public health emergency... possibly making additional federal funds available to fight the problem. studies sho

orinda 36 miles per hour.ht hours and monday, during that monday morning commute, 2:30 a.m., san francisco, 31 miles per hour. if you are driving along any of those bridges, i would imagine a wind advisory would be put in place. keep both hands on the wheel. as of now, we are expecting the red flag warnings to stick around through tuesday. an update on tropical storm nate. it was a hurricane. category one, made two land falls, now it is moving north-northeast with winds of 45 plus miles per hour, keeping it as the tropical storm level, bringing the threat of the storm surge. as of now, the current trajectory shows it weakening as it continues over land fall, making the exit to the east on tuesday. next seven days, a cooling trend for the end of the week. >> looking good. thanks. >>> an embarrassing moment for the sibling of a western michigan university player. tight end scored a touchdown in overtime. exciting, of course. within seconds, his sister was on the field celebrating. small problem, game not over. a

attention to napa, we are talking about 22 miles per hour, the fairfield area, 29 miles per hour, orinda the winds pushing in from that speed coming from the north it's going to push all of that smog and poor air quality further down. if we fast forward ahead to about 12:00, right around noon, you really start noticing a decrease in those wind speeds at about 10 miles per hour in napa, orinda 6 miles per hour and take a look at the santa rosa area which could also definitely use some help at about 3 miles per hour. we are going to notice a significant change in those wind speeds, definitely dropping, but then we will kind of start seeing them picking back up tonight by tonight, by 5:00 p.m., in santa rosa we are talking about 9 miles per hour, napa 5 miles per hour and even along the coastline also expect to see a boost in those winds. as those winds begin to -- or continue to push from the north, that's what's really spreading all of this poor air quality really blanketing the bay area with that thick smog and those hazy skies that we've been seeing from viewer photos even showing us ju

and that's as you make your way through orinda. we have major slowdowns just trying to get to highway 24. we'll take it to the maps. you can see that southbound direction of 680 is completely backed up. and it's backing up onto 242, as well. this is all due to caltrans. they have one lane closed and it's supposed to be reopened by 5:00 this morning. the same roadwork going on yesterday and it's destroyed the morning commute. it's just those delays stuck around all morning long. so be prepared for that. give yourself some extra time if this is part of your commute. it's likely to be slow throughout much of the morning. we also have some roadwork, the eastbound 24 to southbound 680 connector ramp slows as well until about 5 a.m. here's a live look at your ride and you can see 680 and 242 completely backed up. but they are stopped and many of those lanes -- we're looking at 52 minutes from willow pass road down towards highway 24. if you can avoid 680 or 242 until after the morning commute, i would definitely consider an alternate rou

it was san bernardino. , will beher, i fear the orinda's massacre in las vegas -- the horrendous massacre in las vegas. no other tragedy we face, not ,errorists, not hurricanes causes us to say " this is not a time to address this problem. " say, how can we stop this? except on this issue. orlando. congress does nothing. sandy hook. 20 dead children. congress does nothing. las vegas. ist is happening right now that conversations are happening would bes to find that decent interval of time is between the deaths and los and when weas vegas can introduce a bill that will make it easier for people to buy silencers. own, ourattack on our friend steven's police, was enough to make us consider -- our friend steven's police -- our friend steven scalise, was enough to make us consider change. we want too think take away the guns? no we do not. those of us who stand for gun safety, we respect the second amendment. we have no interest in taking away anybody's guns. but we have interest in lease two things that have the virtue of being supported by the vast majority of americans. universal background

orinda, 70. lafayette has cooled off 4. they are still 11 degrees warmer than walnut creek. 64 at the concord pavilion. there are some crazy temperatures this morning. northeast, south. that says west although i'm leery of that. most locations have in east or northerly breeze. i guess it's possible. it's still very warm for this early in the city. half moon bay, east, gusts up to 35 miles per hour. east at oakland. 75 at the berkeley lab. 71 about the caldecott and 72 above the open zoo. that onshore breeze continues. high pressure is controlling the west. here is the situation in the hawaiian islands. honolulu, 2.5 inches of rain. 58 degrees for the low. normal is 73. you can see where the front is. that is torrential rain. temperatures in the 70s. honolulu, 59 degrees. 89 in san bernardino. palm springs, 91. los angeles, 71. they have and excessive heat warning and the high fire danger and a heat advisory for santa maria, san luis obispo and santa barbara. 30 in truckee. temperatures will be warming up quick with that off

allie rasmus is joining us live from orinda. dedicated to making it easier to get around on the roads in california. >> reporter: that money is supposed to go to maintaining and fixing roads and potholes and money set aside for public transit improvements as well. here in orinda, we have been watching people gas up all morning. this gas station is pretty busy. the last person here paid $3.32 a gallon. tomorrow you can tax on 12 cents per gallon. 20 cents for more diesel. this was passed earlier this year with the goal of raising $52 billion over the next decade for road repairs and improvements. a big portion coming from the gas taxes. it will be the first time in 23 years that the gas tax has gone up in california. state lawmakers who voted for the new law say the tax is needed because the current gas tax is no longer covering the cost to maintain roads. cars are more fuel efficient than two decades ago and there are more electric vehicles on the road. we have had mixed reactions from drivers. some are okay with it if it does i

one observation and novato, 46. 49, antioch. 49, orinda. 47, pinole. that is chilly.louds are keeping other temperatures in the 50s. 27, truckee. 40s from ukiah over to sacramento. this is the key. one forecast model takes that and draws it in there. that will up the rainfall amounts if that happens. if not, we will get decent rain but not the amounts that would double with that system from the west. low clouds will give way. clouds and sun. a chilly morning. a little warmer with upper 60s and low 70s. temperatures will continue to be near seasonal averages, maybe slightly above. we should be close to her 267- 70. if you're stuck in the low cloud deck, temperatures will run cooler. not much change on wednesday. turning cloudy on thursday. rain friday into early saturday. and other system on sunday. >> a decent amount of rain. >> by sunday and monday. >> philip the car. don't wash it. >> then we change the clocks this weekend. >> we get that extra hour. >> i like that. we will take the extra hour. >>> a man was shot and killed in discovery bay last night outside of his

allie rasmus is in orinda . the gas tax hike starts tomorrow. >> reporter: yes.ation in orinda you can see one gallon of premium gas costs about $3.52. you can at about $0.12 to that starting tomorrow. this is part of a plan passed by the legislature and the governor this year with a goal of raising $50 billion over the next 10 years for things like road improvement and road maintenance. not just local roads but also state highways. a portion of that money is coming from an increase in gas tax. that's what drivers will notice tomorrow. drivers will pay an extra $0.12 per gallon for gas. this will be the first time in 23 years the gas tax has gone up in california we spoke to drivers this morning to see what they had to say. >> i'm okay with it. if it's fixing roads. >> i'm not in favor of the gas tax. i feel like it's something that was pulled over on us. the money is already there and should be used properly. >> i don't think it's broken down properly. it's very vague and i think that as taxpayers we have the right for more information on a. >> reporter: the new

but check out sunday at about 10:00, 29 miles per hour in san francisco, orinda, 34 miles per hour, and we really see that threat of the fire danger. now, over the next seven days, we do have a couple of changes on the way. we kept a little bit of the warming temperatures through today and we'll keep that in through tomorrow but if you notice, just kind of looking ahead through tuesday and wednesday for san francisco, and also for inland spots, we go from 80s, breezy to windy as we head into saturday and sunday, and then as we head into fu tuesday, we start dropping to much more comfortable temperatures into the 80s and into a bit of a cooling trend. we've got to get through these warmer temperatures this weekend. >> i like those numbers. vianey, thanks. >>> still ahead on "today in the bay," features in the car supposed to make driving safer. but not so fast. a new report says drivers are more distracted than ever. ♪ so we created the only bed that adjusts on both sides to 9 out of 10 couples prefer a different mattress firmness, your ideal comfort, your sleep number setting. you can e

and orinda is 71. blackhawk near 70 degrees. 49 sonoma county airport. if they don't get that north wind, they won't hit 90 today. all wind dependent. very hot down in southern california. they had a bunch of record highs yesterday around 101 to 106. it will be very warm for the first pitch of the world series. about 96 degrees. this is where it will max out and ever so slowly start to weaken throughout the rest of the week. a lot of 80s and 90s. if you don't get the breeze in, that will never happen. these will be close. >>> all right, sal. 7:02. what do you have? busy, buzzly. >> it is, busy, steve. a minor crash on the span just past the toll plaza. you can imagine what that is doing. they have removed it in the last few minutes. improvement as cars begin to move in the last two minutes. it is looking much better. the cars were stopped for a bit. now it is improving as they have moved the crash. 80 westbound coming out is going to be slow coming out to the macarthur maze from the richmond area. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, you will see t

way up to about clear lake, it's 92. 88 in oakland and san leandro. 90 in hayward, castro valley, orindaremont. inland, 90 to 93 degrees here. let's see how the day breaks down. are you thinking about going out for lunch today? make sure you're ready for low to mid-80s everywhere, even the coast. mid-80s at the coast. upper 80s around the bay. 90s inland at 4:00 and we should start to see some record high temperatures coming 8:00 still in the mid-70s. about ten degrees cooler than this morning. my accuweather seven-day forecast, we'll make another run at some records tomorrow but it will definitely be cooler at the coast. some of that cooling will take a few degrees out of our temperatures thursday into friday and slowly into saturday and then we'll start to get an onshore breeze sunday and monday and bring us back into the 50s, 60s and 70s. looks like it's going to be dry all throughout. >>> now your morning money report. the bid to get amazon to build its second u.s. headquarters in san jose comes with one big concern. traffic as well, but housing prices. san jose already has some of t

and, dropped off at the orinda police department. are thrown in burn-up bins, and later taken to the u-s drug enforcement administration office in oakland... where the pills are safely incinerated.phyllis cedars/dropping of drugs- "i didn't want to contaminate the ground water, or the environment with pills and expired medicines." this is the 14th drug take back day sponsored by the d-e-a, partnering with thousands of law enforcement agencies in the united states.nats- "i'm so glad a i saw this." in addition to orinda, the lafaeyette police department accepted drugs...nats- "you guys have a good one. take care." and, so did officers in daniville. a 20-15 national survey on drug use and health... found that six-point-four million americans abused controlled prescription drugs.president donald trump- "as americans, we cannot allow this to continue." earlier this week... president donald trump declared america's opiod crisis a public health emergency... possibly making additional federal funds available to fight the problem. studies sho

. >>> starting today an ordnance takes effect in the city of orinda and pay an occupancy tax like hotelsw ordnance limits the number of people that can stay in a unit and the properties are now inehlingable for special event permits. the initial registration costs $100 with annual renewal fees of $150. the city will give property owners a two month grace period sxfrnlts in oakland crews broke ground on a new housing development. it's called coliseum connections and features 110 apartments. the rents on half of the apartments will be reduced to make them more affordable to middle class families. this is the latest affordable housing project in the city of oakland. >> information coming from the scene where jesse gary was. happening right now. you'll find it on ktvu.com. have a great weekend enjoy the weather. see the blue angels. looking at many bluegrass in the park. >> sounds fantastic. >> thanks for joining us. my challenge is to be in sync with my body, myself, my life. it all starts with a healthy routine. begin the activia two week probiotic challenge by enjoying activia yogurt with

so i thought how am i going to get to orinda so this guy said if you know how to get there come with me so i jumped in his car."three people were hurt. a 20 year old man was cut on his head, a 19 year old man hurt his hand, and a third unknown victim left before help arrived. this latest violence on bart has frightened commuters. sot:maureen ruschke, bart commuter// "now i am thinking maybe i shouldn't be doing this. if lafayette isn't safe in the daylight on a sunday, where are we safe? so it's concerning."while others are unphased trusting they'll keep out of trouble."does it worry you as a commuter? no. not at all. why is that?"sot:brandan williams, bart commuter// "because we have to be careful with violence when people are doing something crazy i stay out of it and i don't be worried about it."the suspect is said to be a white man with blond hair lafayette police say may be in his 20's but bart police say between his 30 and 40's.he was wearing a green jacket.a bart spokesperson says they plan to release an image of the suspect once they get it to help in the search. there have b

highway 24 is slower through lafayette and orinda.to the bay bridge toll plaza you will see stop and go traffic for a 20 minute delay before you make it onto the span. in san francisco, north- and southbound 101 look good. 880 south is slowing down as you dry from 238 down to union city. 580 looks good in livermore. >>> crews are gaining control over the fires burning in mendocino and lake county. the evacuation warning for the redwood valley fire has been lifted. the fire has burned 36,000 acres and is 80% contained. the sulfur fire, which started in lake county, is 94% contained. that fire has been limited to 2000 acres but eight people have died in those fires. 400 buildings have been destroyed. >>> the sonoma county sheriff says 50 people are still on his missing persons list from the fire. crews are going through what's left of each home in the hardest hit neighborhoods. they spent hours yesterday in the fountain grove section of santa rosa. he found the remains of one person. that increased the death toll to 42. in addition to l

upper 60s at orinda. mid 60s in lafayette. offshore or easterly breeze. it is howling on parts of the san mateo coast. also 40 mile per hour plus in the oakland and berkeley hills. berkeley lab, 75. low 70s with a northeast wind. high pressure is controlling the west coast all the way down to southern california where they are looking for near 100 again today. they had multiple record highs tomorrow. the first pitch of the world series will be around 96 or 97. mainly windy in the east bay hills and also toward the coast. a lot of upper 80s to near 90 degrees today. >>> we do have a lot of people on the road this morning. we start with one of the busiest commutes. that would be the westbound bay bridge. traffic here is going to be slow . it's about a 15 minute delay before you make it onto the span. want to get onto the san mateo bridge, it looks good heading out to the peninsula. we are looking at interstate 880 in oakland. traffic in both directions is moving well. 880 is getting slow southbound from 238 down to highway 92. >>> the faa is investigating t

highway 24 is also getting crowded in lafayette. 680 is moderately heavy in orinda from pleasant hilllnut creek. this is 880. it's been very slow from 238 down to dakota road. look at the dumbarton bridge. we do not have a lot of slow traffic. on the south bay commutes, there is slow traffic. on friday we usually get a slighty lighter commute. >>> we have some fog back on the coast. it will be a little cooler but speaking of cooler, it cold with frost and freeze warnings all the way down to texas. there is your fog bank finally making an appearance. it's been missing for a long time. it's now moving on the span of the golden gate. it's there. that's a sign of cooler weather. look at the temperatures from albuquerque through denver and oklahoma city and omaha. that is the source of your cold air. very warm air is on the west coast. that system is producing snow on parts of the great lakes and minneapolis. one extreme to the other. if they have very cold conditions, we must have record highs. yesterday in san jose, 91. today the record is 88 and the forecast high is 88. after today that

>> highway 24 in orinda. >> okay. i just drove that. >> yeah. and there's a route that we're going to show coming up that you usually drive and it's very slow right now. >> oh, no. >> what did you do? [ laughter ] >> i promise, i didn't do anything! [ laughter ] >>> the weather is calm, there is sunshine today. right now clear skies across the golden gate and it looks calm there on the bridge. we are also seeing coit tower nice and clear as well temperatures in the low 50s, upper 40s in livermore. 48 santa rosa. it's the coolest time of the day right now. so if you step out to walk the dog or anything like that, grab a jacket, a cool morning. we are starting a warming trend which i'll explain in a bit. >>> good morning. all right. brace yourself. taking a live look at 680, 242. traffic nearly stopped in that southbound direction all due to caltrans, they have some overnight roadwork. they should be wrapping it up right about now. but the damage is done. the backup stretches to highway 4 at this point. you're looking at over an hour commute for d

register with the city for a fee of 100-dollars - plus pay transit occupancy tax >>> starting today in orinda, an ordinance takes effect ushering in rules on short-term rentals. they will have to pay a fee of 100 dollars and transit occupancy, it sets a limit of two people maximum per bedroom and hosts can only offer one short-term rental per property. >>> a warning to customers of the grocery store chain whole foods. some bay area locations are among the stores targeted by hackers. kpix 5's jessica flores is live in walnut creek at one of the stores that was hit. jessica. >> reporter: good morning, michelle, this one here on ignacio valley road is one of the stores affected, one of the 56 locations across the nation that had their data breach. now whole food announced the data breach last week, but then this week confirming which stores were affected. now, the company says the hack does not affect people who bought groceries at the store, but instead affects people who went to the whole foods restaurants and tap rooms, now those customers from 56 stores may have had their credit card informa

we have an accident out of lanes westbound 24 orinda before the caldecott tunnel.not a lot of slow traffic there. vehicle versus a pedestrian in san jose, checking with the san jose police department, they are not clear on injuries as of this time so we will check back in just a few minutes that's near story road. >>> what do you think of this story, sue? bay area traffic is bad. there is a new study, though, it is not the worst in the nation. robert happ is based in menlo park, surveyed workers from major cities to determine how long people spend commuting. drivers in san francisco spend about an hour a day in traffic. the city ranks number two in the nation, no you. >> what's number one already? >> it is washington, d.c. >> okay. oh, my gosh. >> it beat us by just about a minute. this is self-reported stuff so i think maybe we don't pity ourselves as much and feel as bad about ourselves and we underestimated it by a minute. how is that? ? d.c. drivers interest spend a little over an hour commuting to work every day. >>> next how apple is about to become even more

let's get to the map, eebds highway 24 has full capacity from ode land to orinda from the bay bridge to the caldecott. they have reopened after the earlier garbage truck fire. the tri-valley, we have another issue now. a bus crash, a tour bus on the shoulder. two lanes are blocked. no major injuries. we'll continue to follow that as well. there's the commute. we follow the north bay and the evacuation zones, stay clear of these areas. of course, i-80 and 101, highway 37 remains open. they are the major roadways. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. heart wrenching moments in napa county. >> help me, man. he said you can save my house. you are my heroes. >> people begging firefighters to risk it all and save their homes, save their lives. we are live in napa to continue our team coverage on these devastating and heart breaking wildfires this morning. >>> the show must go on. country music star, jason aldean returns for the first time since the vegas shooting. %$4ll >>> good morning. it is 5:15. we are waking up to cooler temperatures across the area. 47 in san jose. 35 in napa.

we will notice those northerly winds coming from the north at 14 miles per hour in the napa area, orindamiles per hour, pay attention to fairfield, about 22 miles per hour. right now they are still fairly light, if we fast forward through the 11:00 hour for today, you notice napa staying at 10 miles per hour, fairfield 13, but even though you will starts noticing those winds decreasing for a bit it doesn't mean that you should put your guard down. always keep that guard up and remain alert because the wind speeds bring down that heavy smoke and can also quickly spread that fire. let's get a quick check of how the traffic is doing, i will spend things over to mike. >> the fire has shifted because of the winds there, i-80 in fairfield last night traffic control there, not this morning. the freeway is close to where that fire is, a few miles away from anser hassan who continues to report from fairfield. no service for soco transit, they tried yesterday, didn't work out. the rest of the agencies continue with limited service at most coming through the santa rosa, napa, fairfield areas. traff

we take a live look outside on this wednesday morning, a traffic shot, highway 24 on the right in orindapeople are starting to head to work. we have a postcard worthy shot on the left courtesy of our camera on the transamerica pyramid. we never give it enough love. >> it's so beautiful. when you start to see the sun slowly starting to rise, you get this golden glow, this red glow actually this morning. so let's show you the camera from on top of our studios. all the beautiful colors. sunrise about 7 a.m. this morning. so right now, it is a coolish time of the day. 52 in concord. 49 in oakland. 49 in livermore. san francisco 54. san jose 52 degrees. santa rosa in the low 40s. so chilly out there. a little brisk but not -- temperatures later on today will warm up nicely. so we are going to get a break from the cooler temperatures we had the past couple days. we have a warming trend on its way today though a very mild wednesday. calm conditions when it comes to our winds of just between 3 and 6-mile-per-hour winds for oakland at 6, calm in berkeley and vallejo. so we are getting a break fro

if you check out orinda, 22 miles per hour, even down near the south bay, san jose 20-plus miles perur. you feel your car jerking a little bit, just remember keep both hands on the wheel. the winds do start dying down by about 8:00, 10:00 a.m. just to be on the safe side they have extended that warning through tuesday evening as that system makes its way out. let's talk about tomorrow's temperature. it's going to be another comfortable day. lower 70s, 80s for livermore. high of about 80. concord 82. san jose expected to top out at about 76 degrees. and san francisco and the coastline can once again expect to feel the breezy conditions along the coast, but here's where the changes come in. remember i was mentioning we may be in for a warming trend. well, this is why. we keep that cooling dry air mass through wednesday, keep the temperature in the 70s. but if you notice that's going ahead. those temperatures really kick up and we're talking upper 70s against for san francisco with the possibility of maybe seeing some 80s by sunday. check out these inland temperatures. we go from about

. >>> starting today, in orinda, an ordinance takes effect it tightens controls on short-term rental. property owners have to register with the city. they have to pay and occupancy tax just like a hotel. short-term rentals on properties that are rented out for less than a month. the new ordinance limits the number of people that can stay in the unit the property is ineligible for special event permits. the initial registration cost is $100 the annual renewal fee is $50. the city will give property owners a two month grace period. >>> in a little more than two hours, there's a groundbreaking ceremony to be held in oakland. this is a new housing development next to the coliseum bart station. is called coliseum connection. it will feature 110 apartments. rents will be reduced on half to be more affordable. this is the latest affordable housing project in oakland the mayor and council president are expected to attend the groundbreaking. >>> tesla reportedly is expanding its east they operations for electric cars and other things. according to the bay area news group, leslie has leased tw

and right now traffic is going to be still slow in lafayette as you drive through highway 24 in orindalow traffic on the oakland side as well. people have made it through the tunnel. there is congestion, which is, you know, ordinary. i think you're probably used to it. when you get to the bay bridge, there is also congestion there. 20-minute delay or so before you make it on to the span and the traffic will be okay getting into san francisco. this is 880 north and southbound. 880 as you can see northbound is backed up. and i'll tell you it is backed up from about 238. i can also show you on the map, just a little bit actually before 238. you can see all of the red here. the problem is, you know, use 580. well, 580 is a little slow as well getting up to the lake shore curve. that's what you're dealing with. let's talk about 680. still slow getting out of sunol out of the pleasanton area. the south bay continues to be slow. it is just kind of a normal thing for it to be extremely slow after 7:00 on all of the roads getting up to sunnyvale, cupertino and mountain view. today is no differe

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