but this isn't about the park hill demolition on facebook. my background was researching issues around conflict to morrow. there's something about how you feel that would provide a pos why into a systemic form of criminality that was a road lost in teens you. think i just was case. here how you make. it. right i'm meeting with a range of really good people hiya and hopefully they'll give me some more ideas about how to take this up my office always standing that your lawyer should get in contact with me when he begins to compile the facts that. field. mr. coco ok general lovely lovely speaking with you and thank you joy i really made my day by you know you all you know. i felt the need to go out and visit the community. the fault lines of the struggle was still very much. for your girl and. i believe you just go your house yesterday yes. so you had to leave on. in a tent so basically you yeah. i just want to make sure that this is the evidence of what happened to us and those you you are your kids yes i'm hug you had some husbands or you know

reserved from development but what actually happened was a ninety nine you business lease was issued to park hill development company. in this lease the ranch is reduced from two hundred fifty thousand a year down to fifty thousand team. felt this was the tip of an iceberg of illegal black market in state leases. the company then get angle less out of exoneration from the public accounts committee overturning the findings of the report. days mild prophetess within the lens department. people within the government runs at the minute maid in the system. that led me to investigate courtroom one thousand nine seven. the major discovery there was the ph he didn't have title to the land on the on the for sure that wasn't part of one five nine seven. learned on which their homes and stood we should been demolished at gunpoint was outside police the police had no right to harass intimidate or demolish any properties there. that demolition exercise warrants it legitimate in every sense and every form. i have a winning case we are not part of the skin and he said. i provide evidence and facts i'm talking a

nbc's kathy park i in west hills, california. kathy, good morning. porter: sheinelle, good morning. here in southern california, thousands of residents are waking up to thick smoke choking the region. behind me is the active fire burng brightly at this hour. 35,000 acron charred.

suspiciously for three days at the pines yankee hill hardware store parking lot .... which is in an evacuation zone. authorities say they ran the plate... realized the parolee was wanted for a double murder and called for back up. the seargeants says as they approached the car the man woke up, and went for his right pocket... as if he was reaching for a gun. he reportedly then yelled.... you guys should have left me alone... and i'm not going back. the man started the car... then took off south on highway 70.. speeds up 90 miles and hour as law enforcement chased him. spike strips forced him to stop. six law enforcement officers approched the car and yelled at him to get out. they say he did, but had a hand in a pocket. at that point, sutter county deputies released their canine, bandit. as bandit charged, the parolee reportedly pulled out a matalic object and pointed it at law enforcement.

a fast moving brush fire in the burning in the new berry park area. the hill fire scorched 8,000 acres since it broke out this afternoon. mandatory evacuations are in effect. in the springs. and the campus of csu. the urging drivers to avoid highway 101. we'll bring you the latest as soon as possible. >> a fast moving wild fire north of bay area. live pictures from the helicopter. the campfire is burning. it has exploded to 18,000 acres since breaking out this morning. also destroyed homes. sky ranger has been over the fire all day. it's fire broke out 6:00 this morning near highway 70. in feather river canyon. east. the town of paradise the hardest hit. thousands are evacuated at this hour. outside the fire zone live with some evacuees are staying. hoping their homes are standing. >> that's right. many of the cars in the parking lot belong to evacuees and the cars you see here, but take a look at the sky. thick black smoke. it looked like armageddon. some say this is the worst day of their lives. >> reporter: fast moving flames marching towards the foothills

i had the privilege to represent chief hayes white at the huntington park nobody hill the other night. the captain was awarded recognition. we nominated him for the appointments. he exemplifies the members that go to the deployments. since 2006 he was deployed 19 crimes. our units were part of saving the camp and lodge. he went to the fire in 2017 as part of the strike time that saved did you house us -- houses in santa rosa. part of the job was looking for evidence. that was the task. they did a good job at it. i aim happy they got that award. thank you. >> commissioner hard die man. >> commissioner hardeman: attor, remember that. >> i get paid for the results. >> i sign a lot of checks to lawyers. anyway, the training facility in hayward, have you toured that a new one? >> i have not. >> i saw that on tv. i was shocked how lab brat it looked. i was impressed. it impressed me i didn't know anyone was building the new training facility. they mentioned where the money came from to fund that. it was in one ear and out the other ear. funding for five more engines, can you -- a little mor

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>> so if you look at the situation with our parks on this side of the hill, you know that our parks areome of the worst in the district. if you look at district 10 as a whole, you know that some of our parks are some of the worst parks in the city. and what we're beginning to see is all the growth is moving down to the southeast side of town. therefore, it makes sense that the next wave of upgrades that happen to our parks and open space should happen right here in district 10. there is something on the state level that is called the quimby act. what it does is allocate a certain amount of parks and open space per resident that lives in the area. i think we need something similar in san francisco. i have a dog. his name is leroy. when i walk leroy, it's unfortunate that a lot of our parks in this district have become hotbeds for homeless population. we have got to change that in district 10. we have to ensure that we make the necessary investments so the folks that are homeless get the services they need in district 10 and across the city and counties of san francisco. we had a number o

strayed away from her owner emilio ramos while they were working on her hunting skills at laurel hill parkn secaucus, new jersey. thankfully, the pup was wearing a tracking device... and ramos detected she had crawled into this six-inch drainage pipe.natskristie ann ramos/dog owner:"the hole is if you were here. all the way back there she was."when the ramos' failed to coax her out of the pipe on their own... they called the secaucus volunteer fire department.they tried for hours until dark to get her out... but then had to leave her trapped overnight... and return the next day to try again.joseph schoendorf/secau cus fire department:"i basically could not sleep. i was tossing and turning last night thinking about the situation."mark mastorelli/secaucus fire department:"we used some hydraulic digging tools, and then we used the jaws of life when we got close enough to break the pipe that she was stuck in // and i was able to squeeze in with my hands and pull her out because she was stuck in a vertical pipe going up."finally, sunday afternoon, khaleesi was freed.kristie ann ramos/dog owner:

. >> reporter: four months ago she moved this brand-new mobile home into seminole springs park in agoura hillsere's no words really to explain what it is i'm repr: e only break that carmen misner got through ale s ouof town. >> i mubut i know i would have -- safe, but i know i would have tried to at least recover what i would. >> reporter: so she watched on the mobile app next-door. who called her? her dad. >> he was so sweet. he said whatever i can do to help you and rebuild and we'll do this together. >> reporter: throughout all this she said she just keeps thinking of mom. >> she's with me every day of my life. i've been grieving her loss all year long. >> dave lopez down in southern california. you have to hold the memories. the memories never go away. >> absolutely. >>> as we talk about the weather right now, air quality continues to be an issue on a friday night. let's look at the numbers. we'll take a tour around the bay area, the lowest in this particular image is san jose, but still unhealthy at 196, the highest is hazardous in livermore. that's how bad the air quality is, very unheal

hill playground. as it relates to programming of the parks. it should be noted coming out of ththe land use plan update is tt the community and residents and visitors would like us to more actively program open spaces. the port is working with the office of economic and work force development on public space initiative looking at 12 to 10 parks within the city the nonprofit entity would help activate and program parks types of activations at crane cove park through planning and city wide public space. community markets, movie nights, events relating to water recreation. this could help with event reservations for picnic tables or small parties they could help with that. those are the types of programs that are appropriate for crane cove park. community outreach since september 11th. we want to the advisory committee on october 11th, boosters september 25, and dogpatch association on october 9. everyone liked the design and are excited for the park to come on line. they understood the design fulfills the port commitment to crane cove park and i

the hill fire is near new bury park. then the new woolsley fire that spans to the ocean in malibu. the woolsley fire has chard 90,000 acres, killed at least two people and destroyed 370 homes, including many celebrity homes. the hill fire has scorched more than 4500 achesers. that's 80% contained. people who lost their homes say the power of these fires is forever etched into their memories. >> it's a roar in your ears that you'll never forget. >> crews are now keeping an eye on the santa ana winds which could bring gusts up to 60 pimis per hour. >> pg&e power lines may have sparked the camp fire. we're now learning a power problem may have sparked the fire in southern california and the puc is investigating. you're listening to the moments after the butte county fire sparked on thursday. pg&e says one of its lines experienced problems minutes before that. we've learned that southern california edison reported a circuit fire near where the woolsley fire started. pb and pg&e was down 27% at one point. we are under a micro climate weather alert. this is a live look from our various tr

the hill fire is near newbury park on both sides of 101. the woolsey fire spans from thousand oaks all the way to the ocean there in malibu. it has killed two people so far. it's burned more than 93,000 acres there. a lot going on with that and it's 30% contained. the second fire, the hill fire is much smaller. 4,500 acres, currently 85% contained. flying embers sparked a new fire near simi valley but it was quickly put out. >> we continue to respond to every new start with as much equipment, aviation assets as we can to keep the footprint small. >> thousands remain under evacuation this morning. >>> and before and after photos show the extent of that damage. this view you can see for yourself, just head over to our website, nbcbayarea.com. there you can find them on our home page. >>> san francisco based lime is pulling some of their electric scooters off the streets over concerns they could break in two. this comes as another city in the east bay considers allowing lime into its neighborhoods. "today in the bay's" bob redell joins us live

you get into central park, the toughest part where you're hurting the most and they throw in big hillskind of take in the sights? >> yeah, there's so much t out there. the bridges are all phenomenal. there's the queensboro bridge is so quiet. then you come off, the loudest cheers of the day. >> if you were to give an amateur runner like myself some tips running long distance, what are the basic tips, technique? >> be really patient because running is hard. >> after a race, win or lose, how do you wind down, how do you celebrate? >> yeah. you recover, you do the athlete thing, you do the massage, the ice bath and eat something. then i go and eat something really bad like a burger with jalapenos, cheese, all the things you shouldn't have before the race, a nice beer to rinse it down. if you're on the podium you got to do the champagne in the shoe which is now tradition. >> in the shoe you wore? >> it depends on the race. new york i don't know. >> fresh shoe, pour some champagne in there. >> i like that. >> reporter: she drank the champagne in boston where it was cold. temperatures were i

and sacramento street in the middle of pacific heights on top of the city's steep rolling hills, lafayette parks a great place, peaceful beauty. comfortably spaced tables and benches, a playground, rest rooms and tips at the end of the park. plenty of flat areas for football, frisbee, and picnic. lafayette is very much a couples park. this wonderful hilltop park is the place you can share with someone you cherish. lafayette park is located along the round at the one end campus and also easy >> good afternoon, everybody. welcome to the land use and transportation committee meeting. i am katey tang, the chair, and i am joined by supervisor sandra fewer and ahsha safai. madam clerk, are there any announcements? >>clerk: yes. [agenda item read]

our first look out and at buena vista park san francisco heavily forested hill with couples and doingkers it's as old as the near neighbor golden gate park and both have a coast live oak forest and fresh in retreat from urban life and meanders under a canopy of oaks yup lipid u.s. and chill out in this pleasant and quiet environment and you might see butter nice, and dandelion and is squirrels hundred dollaring for their next meal and buena vista park is 88 >> thank you. this is a meeting of the recreation and parks department. would the clerk please call the roll. [roll call] >>clerk: a >>clerk: so just a few quick reminders. today is the november 15, 2018 meeting of the rec and park commission. we do welcome everyone, but we request that you turnoff any sound producing devices that could go off in the meeting. if you want to speak today, we request but we do not require that you fill out a blue card, and unless otherwise requested, a person will have -- >> three minutes -- >>clerk: okay.

the hill fire right here is burning near newbury park. both sides of 101, and in the woolsey fire there, that spans from thousand oaks all the way to the ocean there in malibu. that fire has killed two people so far. it has burned more than 93,000 acres, and is 30% contained. the hill fire is much smaller, 4,500 acres and currently 85% contained. firefighters are up against the santa ana winds, which are fueling the flames. >> the winds picked up 50 to 60 miles an hour and all of a sudden, it looked like it was snowing. it was actually embers flying. >> extreme conditions are expected to continue for at least another day. >>> many of the fire victims will need help to get back on their feet. for ways you can donate, head to our website nbcbayarea.com. you can find a link on our home page. >> 6:5 right now. >>> construction is booming in downtown san jose, but the next round of construction could bring taller buildings to the downtown area, even near mineta san jose international. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez joins us live from san jo

reservoir in russian hill into a new $4.5 acre park. the new park will have a multiuse lawn, children playground, dog park and community garden. since the city approved this for russian hill residents we should also move forward with s.f.p.u.c.'s plans for the new southeast community facility. thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors. we support the s.f.p.u.c.'s plans for the new southeast community center at 1550 evans. we have been involved with the planning process for this new center since 2011, as you heard before. and we are extremely excited to know that a new center will open in 2021. our community needs this workforce and education opportunity, as well as solutions to the environmental justice issues that continue to impact our community and our neighborhood. our past leaders, dr. jackson, harold madison, eloise westbrook, ethel gailing ton and shirley jones including mr. alex pitcher would be very proud of the s.f.p.u.c.'s plans to fulfill the city's historic promise to bayview. and we look forward to all the benefits that fu

about a man who had been in his car, acting suspiciously for three days at the pines yankee hill hardware store parking. which is in an evacuation zone. authorities say they ran the plate... realized the parolee was wanted for a double murder and called for back up. the seargeants says as they approached the car the man woke up, and went for hig right pocket as if he was reaching for a gun. he reportedly then yelled.... you guys should have left me alone... and i'm not going back. the man started the car... then took off south on highway 70.. speeds up 90 miles and hour as law enforcement chased him. spike strips forced him to stop. six law enforcement officers approched the car and yelled at him to get out. they say he did, but had a hand in a pocket. at that point, sutter county deputies released their canine, bandit. as bandit charged, the parolee reportedly pulled out a matalic object and pointed it at law enforcement.

hills for this. m mot motor sports park. al. the hill was not momentum to skip and lay on top. that's why you got to have all the horsepower. >> too much power can get you in trouble also. >> horsepower is not always the key of success but a lot of fun. >> hopefully you can come back and try to barbecue thing. ♪ >> anthony: guns are a fact of life around here. whether to defend your isolated home or get yourself dinner when there is no place else to get it or the fun of shooting stuff. the feeling that gun ownership is an absolutely right and mutable and non-negotiable. >> the nice guy next door. >> it is the only kind that reduce recoils. >> anthony: they own a home business that design and built custom weapons. >> safety off. three, two, one. >> anthony: to be clear, these are fully automatic firearms. they can't be purchased legally by individuals anywhere. as they are in the business, these guys can apply for special highly vetted atf licenses for testing. >> anthony: that was a lot of fun. to the child, what can i say? >

hill. look at the trees in huntington park lit up. as parts of the tradition, residents gave awards to local firefighters and police officers for their service to the neighborhood. >>> sierra, nevada, start a movement that's gone international. new at 5:00, what is happening today to support camp fire victims and how you can take part. >>> president trump is backing this controversial senate candidate in mississippi. and she's connected to a protest against the san francisco against the san francisco giants. but when i started seeing i knew aboutthings,emors. i didn't know what was happening... so i kept it in. he started believing things that weren't true. i knew something was wrong... but i didn't say a word. during the course of their disease around 50% of people with parkinson's may experience hallucinations or delusions. but now, doctors are prescribing nuplazid. the only fda approved medicine... proven to significantly reduce hallucinations and delusions related to parkinson's. don't take nuplazid if you are allergic to its ingr

nbc's kathy park is in west hills, california.d morning. here in southern california, thousands of residents are waking up to thick smoke choking the region. behind me is the active fire burning brightly at this hour. 35,000 acres charred. no containment. in northern california, a wildfire there has turned historic, but for all the wrong reasons. this morning, california on fire. blazing both ends of the state as crews work around the clock to fight back the flames. >> it feels like the garden of eden turned into the gates of hell. >> reporter: the fire showing little signs of slowing down. leaving neighborhoods in ruins as evacuees wait to see if they will have a home to return to here. in southern california, the fire now spanning two counties. exploding in size within hours and jumping the 101 freeway. clogging and trapping residents, including those in the city of malibu. >> it was frightening. i could not see anything but smoke and fire. >> reporter: plumes of dark smoke turned day into night. danger just over the horizon. >>

season, mayor london breed will join other local leaders for the annual knob hill tree lighting ceremony happening at huntington park tonight at 6:00. it is free and open to the public. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," sifting through the rubble to find the victims of the camp fire, and technology being used to bring some families together. >>> and this morning, we do have a nice clear view of palo alto. things looking good as you get ready to head's c outlly out th upper 40s, headed into the low 60s today. we're tracking our next storm, that's coming up next. >>> and i'm tracking the traffic here, 101 through san jose, an easy drive, but on either side, east and west of this shot, we do have reports of new crashes. we'll show you how things are shaping up and check the sensors for speeds. >>> plus an unwanted intruder caught on camera, walking into a california highway patrol building. bucofi is to get off your pillow and out onto the street. looking live at the golden gate bridge. couple minutes ago, there were no cars at all but it's starting to fill up. it's back to monday morning. >>> this is hard to believ

hill fire is burning near newbury park on both sides of 101. the woolsey fire expands from thousand oaks down to malibu. nearly 9,000 firefighters are on the front lines of the major fires burning across the state, and that includes crews from 18 other states. you can see the states highlighted on the map. cal fire tweeting tonight that it really does appreciate all the support it's getting from the other fire departments. >>> our other headlines tonight, and this just into our newsroom, a homemade model rocket caused a grass fire in concord this evening. you can see some of the footage here. this was right off barkwood court near boundary oak golf course. crews did knock this down in about 30 minutes. no structures were burned, and thankfully no one was hurt. police officers did find these items near the area. if you have any information, you're urged to call contra costa fire. >>> well, a student government clash of cal has one woman facing a wave of criticism tonight for not supporting an lgbt proposal. isabella chow who is a uc berkeley rep

park, 38. los altos hill, 54. pacifica, 57. so that offshore breeze means a gorgeous day by the coast.you're leaving san francisco, 101 is not the option. i would still use 280 if i had to choose one of the freeways. 101, the crash involving the motorcycle is right there just after the 280 interchange. however, it's backed traffic up into san francisco and pretty soon if this back up stays like this, it will start affecting the bay bridge. people coming in will be met with slow traffic trying to get out. that's not a good situation. we're looking at the bay bridge in just a moment. we're also looking here at the peninsula and you can see traffic is okay if you're driving on northbound 101 driving up to the area traffic continues to be okay if you're driving on 280 down the peninsula. if you're driving that way, let's say down to the valley. should be a decent drive for you. if you're driving to the san mateo bridge, traffic here is going to be okay. >>> gavin newsom will serve meals to the homeless this morning in san francisco at saint anthonies. he's also getting ready for his new jo

hills. police responded to a suspicious device in the parking lot at kensington elementary school. no students were on campus, but the staffers were evacuated yesterday afternoon. the homemade device was made up with a plastic bottle with butane inside. the bomb squad was called in to handle it. police say they were met to panic and they're trying to find out who left it there. >>> and a shooting happened at the community center two ours after an event on halloween night. the victims were hanging around the closed center when they were shot. >> what we know at this time, the suspect walked up to the group, some words were exchanged and he shot at them. >> now, police say the victims include a 14-year-old girl, a 14-year-old boy and a 15-year- old boy, so far no arrests have been made. >>> the time is 4:39, we're getting a look at the flames that destroyed and burned an historic building at a former 2 military post in the head lands. >> the police are searching for a suspected arsonist. the man was seen from the old rifle range at the recreation area at 10:15 the reason. the police

hill. ultimately, senator hart parked his car a block or so away and walked up the alley to go in the backis townhouse. >> i went down the alley, and i was startled, because this gentleman was standing against the stone wall, and i walk up to him and i said excuse me, senator hart, my name is jim mcgee i'm a reporter from the miami herald and i would like to talk to you. >> the confrontation that i had been mulling in my mind at that point for many, many, many hours, was about to happen. >> i said there, we're here to ask you some questions, we need to know about the woman who you are with. so that kind of began this very testy exchange. >> i asked him the question, did you have sex with this woman. or words to that effect. and he said we're not going to get into that. he turned to walk away. and at that point, a photographer took a picture. >> we went directly from there, to jim mcgee's hotel room, and we had the little portable laptops at that point and i sat down at the laptop and just literally started writing that story. >> the expose that feedler and others from the herald published

houses germany says claims about one hundred heavily armed police officers came to the park site the top section of pago hill is being developed into a world class to his attraction by pago he will development company ok here we eventually have focused on the major hotels about eight countries the power lines a major cultural center. and never been part of the olympics a woman alone and i have not ever tried to play male polish and fight corruption. is too much grain politics is too much compromise not comfortable with the whole of things happening around you and you're going to decide what you have been there for and which is when there will have to walk away and say and then when i can. help when you get is in the grip of a constitutional crisis with said michael somare and peter o'neill both claiming to be the country's legitimate later. again carol kidu condemned the behavior of the leaders in deep is suitable power. as a great danger and it's a trail powers in a country such as ours. by going and taking the leadership of the opposition it gave me a legitimate voice thank you mr speaker in twenty twelve

kathy park is joining us from west hills in the san fernando valley. kathy, it is absolutely heartbreaking these pictures. what are you seeing? >> reporter: alex, that is basically the best way to describe it. we are here in southern california. we are following fires on both ends of the state. i'll begin in southern california where you might actually see behind me that this community of west hills is just socked in with some intense smoke. the smoke's so bad that folks around here are walking around with masks. tens of thousands of acres have already burned, more than 200,000 people evacuated. when this fire broke out on thursday, it made a mess on local thorough fafares here in southern california. the flames got dangerously close to pepperdine university in malibu. the city of malibu had to evacuate as well. i want to move on to northern california. you mentioned the camp fire. well, it has now become the most destructive wildfire in california state history. hundreds of thousands of acres burned. that number is likely to grow. more than nine peopl

. >>> a family from agoura hills returned to their mobile home park and found their home destroyed.ay they searched through the rubble and found a safe which held their most prized possessions. >> it's so great because some of these things is important to us. in cases like this, worst scenario, this is all we can save after seeing all the houses just burned to ashes. >> the father's citizenship papers and the son's graduation photos are among the items saved. smoke is still an issue today. it sounds like the 49ers game tonight will go on as scheduled. >> here's what it looks like right now at levi's stadium. they were thinking of postponing it to thursday night. we're about 11 hours away from the game starting. you can watch the niners take on the giants tonight on abc 7. they decided not to cancel it. you want to take precautions. >> you can see that red glow we are all used to seeing as the sun comes up. >> raiders fans said how they are doing yesterday. >> raiders didn't do well. >>> that's another story. i don't think smoke had anything to do with that. probably not. let's take

a lot of people live in the hills and there are several trailer parks throughout malibu.ump pundit melt down with a new unhinged prediction. next on "the five" ." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ oh yeah. it's back. applebee's bigger bolder grill combos. now that's eatin good in the neighborhood. ♪ ♪ the united states postal service makes more holiday deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. ♪ with one notable exception. ♪ ♪ >> morgan: another outrageous example of liberal media bias. donny deutsch predicting the president would attempt a military coup if he doesn't wins 2020 reelection bid. >> i think you will be disqualified before but in the sad event he does run and he does lose which will be a happy event, he it would be stunning. he would be a president going i'm not leaving. i'm not leaving. we have to look at this man. he would really do that. he would say no, i'm still here. even if they carried him out, he would turn to 50 million americans and say i am still your president and this is my new government. >> morgan: this is going to be a tough decision for me as a navy reserv

. >>> a family from agoura hills returned to their mobile home park and found their home destroyed. they searched through the rubble and found a safe which held their most prized possessions. >> some of these things is important to us. worst scenario if this is all we can save after seeing all the houses burned to ashes. >> the father's citizenship papers and the son's graduation photos are among the items saved. >>> turning to a fire in the east bay. firefighters put out a fire outside of a uc berkeley fraternity house on piedmont avenue. a large vehicle, possibly an rv exploded last night. firefighters kept the fire from spread to go other vehicles and buildings. it is unclear exactly what caused the explosion. >>> on the peninsula, police believe an arsonist set two fires in palo alto. >> one was at the old couple padres bar and grill. investigators believe he set a jeep on fire near el camino real saturday afternoon. less than an hour later, a fire was reported at this shut erred restaurant around the corner. he may have been squatting inside. the restaurant closed 10 years ago.

men low park and wood sigh, los altos hills in there, 57. 51 in pacifica. 48 cool degrees in fremont. a dry pattern for this week. if anything, we moith even get warmer here as we head towards thursday and friday. possibility of this into next week as well. it will change eventually. just not this week. coast fog a little bit of patchy fog inland but not lasting long. 60s and 70s, you can see there the difference. that's where the cool comes up over the rinl and drops in. there are signs that lake effect snow could be in the forecast for some if you're traveling by the upcoming weekend. until then these systems gather energy coming out of gulf producing widespread rains for the great lakes and ohio valley all the way down to the deep south. not much is changing here. 30s, 40s and 50s. little bit of rainmaking it to seattle and portland. it doesn't even make it into northern california but for now, looking for above average temperatures. 0. >> the coast looks warmer towards the end of the week if you're planning ongoing that way. way. >> 7:21 here. more on the ballot measure you will b

we had people from pride, burning man, and noise pop, non plus ultra, the parks alliance, comfort and joy, fiesta on the hill, fisherman's wharf and others that were out-of-state. and then i also have a video of the webinar that i will post too that will be there for people who couldn't attend or who want to review what was discussed. i felt like we had seven or eight questions. i think there is potential to really grow this idea of distance learning and online engagement. so i think there is room to grow with that. i also think i will know more once we get into winter and spring of 2019. that is when people gear up for the event season. i will be able to gauge if i should be doing another one of these closer to that time. i don't know if i should do one in real life, in person, versus online. it is a work in progress. and i think so far and so good. >> the webinar thing is big because you know how hard it is. we get these club people to come out for functions. they just don't come. i think if you have it at their desk and they are taking the webinar from their desk you will get a lot more turn out to. i thi

park. the cold air drains from the top of the hills, mountains, into the valleys. 44, redwood city. san mateo, in the 40s. everybody else in the 50s. mid to upper 40s on the east bay shore. 51, los gatos. upper 50s in livermore, antioch and napa. santa rosa, 42 degrees. a wide range of temperatures. mt. tam will get costar. they will go down to san pablo bay. we have a small craft individuals advisory. dry air. your lips could get chipped. it is almost dry enough to get a nose bleed. that's how much the air will lack water. noon, 60s across the board. coast, 67. rest of us 69. 68 at the coast at 4:00. mid-70s and then by 7:00, we're 57 to 61. all right. that's a look at your accuweather 12-hour planner. your neighborhood incomes coming up. here's alexis >> all right, mike.ht from mari southbound 101 across golden gate bridge. zipper trucks have been through. two lanes heading north. no issues in that entire area. mass transit off to a nice start. 35 trains in service with no delays. ace 1 and 3 on time. so far so good, have not received word of any issues from ac transit. >>> alexis

park, california, with the latest from the ground. >> reporter: as a volcano of fire explodes in the hills outside malibu. >> mandatory evacuations are upped way. >> reporter: the orders to evacuate came immediately. >> i didn't think it was coming back this way, but it looks like it's going to head -- i don't know. >> reporter: polic subdivision. jennifer had minutes to go. >> see, it's right there. so -- >> reporter: it's getting closer. >> it's getting closer. >> reporter: with santa ana winds fueling dangerous new flare-ups, crews on the ground desperately need help from above. helicopters like these have been flying 24 hours a day looking for any body of water to make drops on that massive inferno. michelle owens h n to re me like an apocalypse that god is on vacation and he's not taking care of us. >> reporter: with air quality already dangerous, new concern over toxic the woolseyire scorched the santa suzanne afield lat, a highly contaminated area where there was a nuclear meltdown 60 years ago. footage captured by knbc's i-team shows smoke still rising from the power lines on the property. state officials say the fumes likely

. >>> there were tense moments in the east bay hills where police investigated a suspicious device in the parking lot of kensington elementary school, no students were on campus at the time, but staff was there this afternoon. it was made up a plastic bottle containing butane. the bomb squad was called in to handle the device. they believe it was meant to cause panic, they're working to figure out who left it there. >>> and the time is 5:32, joshua was found between two homes, and police were yelling don't touch the gun, but he did not respond. he was shot by a police sergeant and three seconds after an officer said, if that gun moves, bag him. he was a immediate threat and they released a photo of the gun they say they found. he was homeless and suffered from mental illness, and a lawyer representing his family said his death should never have happened. >> he wasn't posing a threat when he was conscious and sleeping, the officers had ample opportunity to do the right thing which would have resulted in mr. being alive today. >> oakland police released a statement that says, the oakland police dep

. >>> there were tense moments in the east bay hills where police investigated a suspicious device in the parkingkensington elementary school. no students were on campus, but staffers were evacuated yesterday afternoon, kensington police say the homemade device was made up of a plastic body containing butane, the bomb squad was called the device, police believe it was mentor to cause a panic, but they're trying to figure out who left it things, body cam video of a deadly shooting, 32-year-old joshua was fond between two homes on market. they said don't touch the gail, do not respond. he was shot by a police sergeant and three officers seconds after one officer said if that gun moves, bag him. police say was a immediate threat and they released a photo of the gun they found there. he was homeless and suffered mental illness and his family said his death should have never happened. >> he was not posing a threat directly to the officers when he was conscious or he was sleeping, they had the opportunity to do the right thing which would have resulted in mr. being alive today. >> and this was said: sa

hill tree lighting ceremony. the event is in its 47th year, happening at huntingdon park tonight at 6:00, it is free and open to the's get a check of the weather for nob hill. >> it's going to be great this evening out there and then i was out there at pier 39 for that tree lighting on friday, it was pouring raining, so at least we are looking at some dry weather for a little while. i think they timed it right. here is a look at those clear blue skies with a few cirrus clouds moving in as you can see over half-moon bay right now. we can see high clouds also filtering the sunshine with a live look outside in tiburon right now and our temperatures staying in the upper 50s. looking at the approach of our next storm system that will bring you some rain for tomorrow. this one starts out pretty weak. we will see light to moderate showers and it will be scattered and it looks to move through fairly quickly. here is a look at the timeline. we are at tomorrow morning at 8:30, so this is around that morning commute, maybe shortly thereafter for some and then in the north bay santa rosa up to ukiah starting to see that rain m