we're in redwood city tonight. coming up, how people along the peninsula are celebrating oktoberfest. >>> and it seems normal to complain about expensive airport food, but this $78 meal turned into a meme for a reason you might not expect. >>> there's a party on the peninsula to kickoff the start of fall. they're in the swing of oktoberfest in redwood city, and while it's nice to get out and have a drink or two, it's also a chance to get to know your neighborhood. >> reporter: well, it's definitely a fun vibe here tonight for oktoberfest in redwood city. this is my first time here, but this is the 11th time it's happening here in redwood city. let me show you how the tables are set up. there's music, but you can tell there are lines across the square. that gives you an opportunity to meet new people and sit next to your friends and family. the redwood city courthouse square is now filled with people here for oktoberfest. from the people serving beer. >> i absolutely love talking to the people. >> reporter: to those

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we create this inviting environment for folks to come in. >> reporter: so that could match what redwood cityng to do. right now the square is being prepared for oktoberfest and the city planning commission just approved plans to revamp hotel sequoia. the vision is to add three additional stories and a rooftop bar. if you are here on weekends you will see broadway has begun to have a nightlife with restaurants and bars. >> main street is the other prominent street in redwood city. it has a number of restaurants on it but is not quite as vibrant at the moment. i think this will help to revitalize main street and therefore continue revitalizing all of downtown redwood city. >> reporter: residents are starting to take notice, including kathy shee. >> i think we all need a little bit more community nowadays. >> that's it for the news at 5:00. the news with juliette goodrich starts right now. >>> thanks so much. this is no solution for homeowners who are losing coverage left and right. it is not just people in wildfire zones. one bay area woman's horror story shows that covers are dropping people

live in redwood city.eet a lot of other people who live in redwood city. >> reporter: we are told it is sold out tomorrow, but there are a few tickets left for sunday. and as you can imagine, businesses in the area could also benefit from this. we talked about a dispensary that just opened up across and there are plenty of restaurants and bars can also benefit for tonight. >> jocelyn moran reporting there from redwood city. >>> and this is the fruit would district. industries make some unique beers in the area and they are going oktoberfest with unique music, foods, and games. >> we are doing interesting things like sausage toss, stein holdings, and we will have good german music and german food. it will be a great time for the community and for the bay area. >> so put on your leader hose an early scepter apron or do them both. why not? >>> and if you want to make the trek down to monterey, the famous jazz festival will be going on all weekend. it is the longest continuously running jazz festival in the wo

they are in the swing of things for the oktoberfest in redwood city.ime to get out for a drink or two and get to know your neighborhood. >> reporter: well, it is definitely a fun vibe for oktoberfest here in redwood city. we are told this is the 11th time it is happening here in redwood city. let me show you how the tables are set up. there is music. you can see across the square here. this gives you an opportunity to meet new people and sit next to your friends and family. the redwood city courthouse square is now filled with people here for oktoberfest. from the people serving beer -- >> i absolutely love talking to people. >> reporter: -- to those attending. there are smiles everywhere. with a live band drawing people to the middle of what you could call a dance floor. >> it is fun. the bible is awesome. the sausages are great. everything is great. >> reporter: it is the fourth time here for her but the first time for others like stephanie who came with her kids. it is about exposing them to the culture. >> all of our families are german and we do n

he was sentenced to life for murdering his ex-girlfriend. >>> now to redwood city.into some prime real estate. as jocelyn moran is about to show you, it's all part of a greater effort to transform the downtown area. >> reporter: let me give you idea of where we're located. this dispensary is on broadway. we're close to the theater and also close to the street from the courthouse square. where quite a few events happen and this attracts a lot of people. the ceo told us the peninsula was really like a desert. but not really along the peninsula. he's trying to change that. and if you noticed, it's part of efforts you are seeing to make downtown more inviting. >> pretty quick. pretty seamless. have a no touch door. come on in. >> reporter: you walk by the new business in town, called juva. there are glass windows and it's bright inside and you may not know exactly what's inside. was there a certain intent behind the design? >> yes. >> reporter: okay. >> yes. >> reporter: what was the intent. >> the intent was to keep those walking by guessing. >> reporter: it's part of

se trata del 101 sur entre las avenidas breen, en san carlos y bueno, en redwood city. puente construido en 1930, obligando conductores a encontrar otra manera de llegar al sur de la bahía, pues va a haber muchísimo tráfico. >> de seguro todos van a llegar tarde al trabajo, especialmente aquellos que trabajan y viven sobre la calle industrial, la cual servirá como una desviación para monterrey. >> y ahora cómo le va a hacer? >> pues a ver cómo lo hago. tal vez, tal vez ni podré ir. la patrulla de caminos de california ya instaló barreras para mantener el tráfico alejado de los vecindarios ios y caltrans. >> dice que tendrá un equipo monitoreando esta calles, ajustando los semáforos para evitar la congestión de tráfico . sabemos que van a jugar los 49ers este fin de semana. por eso le estamos pidiendo a conductores utilizar el transporte público o las desviaciones recomendadas como la autopista dos 80, dice pedro 5.■!k ana, el vocero de caltran. aquí pueden ver otras posibles desviaciones. esto permitirá que caltrans pueda reemplazar el puente sobre el arroyo cordilleras

thank you so much. >>> well, now to redwood city. a sleek look has moved into some prime real estate. here's jos moran. >> reporter: where we're located? this is on broadway and you can see we're close to the theater and we're also across the street from the courthouse square. that's where quite a few events happen and this attracts a lot of people. now the ceo told us that the peninsula was really like a desert. you saw cannabis businesses in san francisco and in the south bay but not really along the peninsula. he's trying to change that. and if you noticed, it's part of efforts you are seeing to make downtown more inviting. >> pretty quick. pretty seamless. have a no-touch door. come on in. >> reporter: you walk by the new business in town, called juva. there are glass windows and it's bright inside and you may not know exactly what's inside. was there a certain intent behind the design? >> yes. >> reporter: okay. >> yes. >> reporter: what was the intent? >> the intent was to keep those walking by guessing. >> reporter: a dispensa

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in redwood city, suzannephan abc7 news. >> all right. from the south bay now over to the east bay where the effects of the smoke felt all over oakland children's fairyland had to close early because of the poor air quality and the oakland zoo. they never even got that far. they decided in the morning they would close for the entire day. a preschool near lake merritt ended up having to send the kids home after the air got worse throughout the day today, we had probably about 40 students come by and they were only able to play for about two hours before we had to make that phone call to send them home early. oakland public schools took precautions, including keeping kids with sensitive conditions like asthma indoors for the day. the district says canceling classes that is a last resort. >> breathing in bad air like this can cause negative health impacts even on a short term basis. doing it over a long period of time can be extremely dangerous. as abc7 news special correspondent dr. alok patel explained on our afternoon program. getting ans

dan kerman kron. 4 news, a section of 101, will be closed in redwood city next week. southbound lanes will be shut down. >> starting at 10 next friday night, september 29th. those closures will allow for the replacement of the quarter lara's creek bridge between whipple in britain, avenues the road will open back up around 5 in the morning on monday, october 2nd, a second closure is planned for the northbound lanes a little later on in october. >> whether time now as we get a live look outside on this thursday night, windy, they're at the top of mount tam. what about 2400 feet up and you can see it's not that classic crystal clear view of the bay and the city because there's just this prevailing haze in the air. yeah. but sometimes the wind can be. our friend is clearing out the smoke yet. yeah, it's starting to make things move a little bit. we're seeing what we call more of a westerly wind. so that northerly wind that we had overnight member we talking about the wet red flag warnings. >> early on this morning, those have come down except in the sacramento valley. th

we survived it. 115in santa rosa and 110 in redwood city. i'll take these numbers instead that is what we experienced today. a 30 degree temperature span anywhere from pacifica all the way to fairfield. it was comfortable around the peninsula, 79in redwood city, 81 in hayward through castro valley and also 81 degrees in san rafael through terra. linda. this is the scene right now, that big, beautiful bank of low clouds surging into san francisco. cloud deck down to about 700ft. and here we projected on our future cast by tomorrow morning, the official sunup is at 642. we're going to have the clouds invading the dublin grade, making tracks towards pleasanton, also towards concord. napa sonoma. santa rosa, cotati and windsor. obviously the san mateo coastline and up the coast all the way to mendocino. and then the clouds dial back to the ocean during the afternoon hours, revealing sunshine in half moon bay pacifica, moss beach and montara beaches and then pulling back on shore during the evening hours. so so the marine layer is going to deepen

how about 77 in sunnyvale, redwood city, 79.reezy winds at the coast with upper 60s downtown a few degrees shy of average. 83. santa rosa on the east bay, 73 in oakland, 78 in fremont with mid and some upper 80s, maybe a degree or two warmer there for and the accuweather seven day forecast notice the warmest days in the second half of the weekend jobina. >> thank you lisa. good morning everybody. we're going to start with the san mateo bridge here. we have a live look. no advisory in this area or blocking issues in the same thing goes in oakland as we bring in our 8-80 at the coliseum camera. those headlights are in the southbound direction checking out these drive times for our super commuters. tracy to dublin will be about 39 minutes and we are still following this crash in brentwood where the offramp has been shut down due to a crash on eastbound four before lone tree way. >> kumasi thanks jobina. coming up, the seven things to know this morning. >> the first games of the football season kick off today, but not at levi's stad

in redwood city, suzannephan abc7 news. >> all right.south bay now over to the east bay where the effects of the smoke felt all over oakland children's fairyland had to close early because of the poor air quality and the oakland zoo. they never even got that far. they decided in the morning they would close for the entire day. a preschool near lake merritt ended up having to send the kids home after the air got worse throughout the day today, we had probably about 40 students come by and they were only able to play for about two hours before we had to make that phone call to send them home early. oakland public schools took precautions, including keeping kids with sensitive conditions like asthma indoors for the day. the district says canceling classes that is a last resort. >> breathing in bad air like this can cause negative health impacts even on a short term basis. doing it over a long period of time can be extremely dangerous. as abc7 news special correspondent dr. alok patel explained on our afternoon program. getting answers. >> o

back in the bay, mid-70s for fremont. 77 in redwood city. moon bay, we may not get you a lot of sunshine but you should get enough that the numbers will break into the low 60s. in the city, the numbers will stay in the 60s as well. take a look inland. are numbers for contra costa county, those will stay relatively warm. you will be doing mid-80s. you can see the northbay valley will see temperatures that are also very similar and in line with that. when we get back together, we will take a look at the big picture forecast and i will show you how the marine layer will help us out over the next few days. >>> here is a look at other stories we are following around the bay. san jose police are investigating a deadly stabbing inside a garage near san jose state. authorities say they have a person in custody. the stabbing happened just after 4:00 this morning. police say both the victim and the suspect are not students at the university. the victim's identity has not yet been released and no word on a motive. >>> a bill that will crackdown on spee

this is redwood city's from 2017. santa clara, contra costa and amida accounting and the rest of the bay area have 30 monitoring stations between them. the bay area quality management district says they don't have enough money to place a monitor in every community so the sites are strategically located to give the best coverage. >> it is based on where people live and population levels. it's based on meteorology go patterns, wind patterns, topography. where are the pollution sources we want to track and understand and how they may be impacting communities in the bay area. >> reporter: one of these monitors only cost about $25,000 but an entire station cost hundreds of thousands of dollars over time because you have to add and other equipment in the annual expense of leasing the space. so they started combining air quality data with that of low cost commercial home sensors like the ones by purple air that's all for a couple hundred dollars. the readings are displayed on the real-time air quality map giving them another

real options has 5 clinics in union city, oakland, redwood city, central and east san jose and has not returned our messages. philippe djegal kron, 4 news. >> a chp vehicle hit and killed. a person today in san mateo assault took place around 10 o'clock last night on the eastbound lanes of highway 92 near the delaware street off-ramp. the chp says officers responded to a crash involving a chp patrol car and a pedestrian. they say the officer was driving when the pedestrian ran out in front of the car. the person died at the scene and the incident did cause the freeway to be shut down for several hours. all the lanes, though, have now been reopened. the chp says there was only one officer inside that cruiser and the officer is okay. police are also investigating an early morning robbery near uc berkeley. police say 3 suspects approached the victim with an ar 15 type of rifle near channing way and telegraph avenue. this is around 6 o'clock in the morning. the suspects allegedly stole the victim's phone and wallet and then took off in a lexus suv type of car. some developing news now afte

shores and redwood city and 77 degrees in hayward. next time around, we're going to talk more about that marine layer and how it's going to affect where you live julie, mike. all right, roberta, thank you. and we'd like to remind you of some changes to our programing lineup starting next week, our 7:00 newscast will be exclusive right here on channel two. and also with the new format. yeah, monday is the debut of west coast rap, a fresh take on the biggest and most relevant stories of the day across the west. you can join alex savage weeknights at seven for reports from across the western states. following that will be ktvu fox two news at 730 with heather holmes. we'll have the bay area's top stories. newsmaker interviews, weather and sports. all right. coming up here tonight, a campaign aimed at boosting tourism in san francisco is now moving east. also ahead tonight, a county official in the south bay is working to secure more housing for farm workers. the plan that could bring hundreds of new homes to santa clara county and east b

. >> that's to match what redwood city is trying to do. the city planning commission just approved plans to revamp hotel sequoia, sitting in the corner of broadway and main street. the vision is to add three stories and a rooftop bar. broadway has begun to have a nightlife, with restaurants and bars. >> main street is the other prominent street in redwood city. it has a number of restaurants, but it is not quite as vibrant at the moment. i think this will revitalize main street and bounced downtown. >> kathy has lived here for three years now. >> we all need more community, i love that downtown is a place to do that. so there's also a plan to redevelop a is ms. park into a larger campus with parks, retail space, space, a hotel, and a conference center. >> paul is here to talk about this really cool video. bioluminescence in newport beach in southern california. i saw this in 2020. the beaches were closed back then i saw it in manhattan beach. explain to me what this is. >> this is bioluminescence, caused by microscopic creatures in the wate

police say eric parry of redwood city grab a 16 year-old girl around the made some comments. now, this is actually the second time less than a month that a child's arrest at that same station. happening today, the annual dreamforce convention. he's in the city and it's kicking off more than 40,000 people expected to attend as a lot of folks. well, a lot of researchers and scientists are scheduled to speak along with celebrities like doctor jane goodall matthew mcconaughey, casandra costello, the san francisco travel association says the city plans all year for fours. now the event is projected to generate more than 89 million dollars for the city. event also does a lot for charity as well. >> economic boost to our hotels to our commendation sector, to restaurants and retail and our labor force. we're really excited to have during force here. >> salesforce ceo marc benioff told the san francisco chronicle that she force could leave the city if affected by homelessness or open air drug use. tells us 92% of visitors surveyed say they want to come back to the city. so shields dre

some 40's in redwood city and then across a lot of the north bay. it's been one of our coolest mornings of the season so far. so my advice to you is a light jacket and maybe the and 95, if you've got the extra and sitting around rain. all right, john, thank you for that. let's get you rolling, ok, bay bridge right now. 30 minutes. fair. >> our san mateo bridge around looks like 30 bay bridge. 7 temperature are the busiest this morning. richmond center fell bridge not so much. 10 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 36 mins you concede are from picture there. all of that. >> murky air. but actually we've been here for all of it, right? thurday. and that's kind of a little bit better. it's gone from north to south and back to north again, apparently covers. michael thomas is in santa rosa morning. michael hhuse. yeah. >> hey, good morning ever. that's right. you know, this really has gone from the north down to the south back here in the north right now. it's all considered unhealthy air and you can smell it. you can really see it. tha

redwood city at 78 degrees. san jose also at 78. well, the east bay looking at 70's to low 80's for you as well. dublin at 77 oakland, 72 danville, up to concord in the low 80's blaylock comfortable. 73. and then petaluma at 79. and that's your temperatures. the next 7 days too. it sdays very steady as we round out summer tomorrow. the last day of summer and fall kicking off on saturday. great. all right, john, thank you for that for just for you here. 60 minutes and into the city this morning. may so that. >> fremont street exit san mateo bridge just under 20. you're rich. december fell bridge about 10 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 20 minutes. it's 9.50 and the fed did not raise interest rates. chairman jerome powell said that the fed's mandate is to >> promote maximum employment and stable prices. he says not raising the rate is a sign of moderating the fight against inflation. the benchmark rate is about 5.4% due to 11 hikes in the past year and a half those hikes have raised the cost of consumer and busine

redwood city sitting at 53 among our cooler spots. oakland, alameda in dublin in the low 60's right now later today, no one's getting up to the 90's. taking a break from this very hottest of temps only in the 70's and 80's that are warmest. i'll be giving you the full forecast. still ahead. i know it's a busy day in the city with ipdreamforce rain is giving us breakdown on the rest of the road. exactly. john hay on the mateo bridge even talking about it, got a disabled vehicle on there right now. you can see crews working to try to get that off the bridge lot of times when up about 45 minutes, 80 to 101. you might want to take the dunbar bridge. >> try to navigate around those delays traveling into the city this morning, a 20 minute ride maze to that fremont street exit. we had a few early accidents, but they were able to get that off the bridge pretty quickly made some good time there. richmond center fell bridge 14 minutes tolls to 101. don't see any major delays on bark. 40 minutes for you traveling along the golden gate bridge. 37

as for our temperatures, 40's in redwood city ball nearby mateo at 60 degrees.me 40's and parts of the north bay. but starting to see temperatures on the warmer side and we're going to get to those nice 70's this afternoon about to be in for a very pleasant last afternoon. a summer and a really nice start to fall tomorrow. i'll get to all those details ahead. all right. let's get a bridge to year. >> 15 right traveling into the city this morning on the bay bridge, san mateo bridge. 16 minutes there, traveling across towards peninsula. richmond center fell bridge about 7 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 21 minutes. >> time now is 8.31. and the sfmta usually deals a san francisco streets and parking. but in this case. >> this week, their board of directors found themselves making difficult decision lead to homelessness voted to put restrictions on an area where more than 100 unhoused people are living inside vehicles. we have kron four's nesbitt with that story. >> this week the sfmta board voted to add a 4 hour parking limit onto roadways near

redwood city nevado sonoma among spots down in the 40's. we've had those initial signs of fall as these mornings have gotten just a little cooler. you probably noticed it is. you've been stepping outside later today. we're only staying in the 70's. no 80's and today's forecast nor really into the weekend's either. a really good weekend to capitalize on celebrating the last day of summer today. right now, dozens great. look at those bridges. >> friday light so far, 13 minutes on the bay bridge, san mateo bridge just under 14 minutes. they are richmond. sandra bridge 10 minutes and the golden bridge. 37 to the tolls. 18 minutes on this friday. it's 6.30, and the sfmta. they usually deal with francisco streets and parking. but this week their board of directors was making a difficult decision. it was about homelessness. they voted to put restrictions on an area where more than 100 unhoused people are living in vehicles kron four's rob nesbitt with that story. this week. the sfmta board voted to add a 4 hour parking limit onto roadways near lak

well, redwood city sonoma novato among our colder areas down in the 40's. now that the nights are getting longer, those temperatures while they are going down during the morning hours, a crisp last morning of summer highs today going to be cool only in the 70's. i'll tell you all about the first weekend of fall as we go, right. all right. on the eve of that looking at it, bridges this morning bay bridge. 23 minutes and later, lights are on there. mateo bridge, 13 minute ride. no major issues or delays. richmond center fell bridge 11 minutes and golden gate bridge. 37 tuttle's 19 minutes 701. in breaking news from overnight. bart police are investigating a stabbing at the oakland station on 19th street kron 4.70, justice. >> live in the newsroom with the latest on that morning. tiffany. rning. kron. 4 hearing back from bart police this morning. and police say they believe the attack appears to be unprovoked. we have confirmed it was a stabbing and an arrest has been made. but this does remain an ongoing investigation. police were called around 12, 18 in the

down to below 60 degrees along the coast and half moon bay, still holding onto the mid-60s in redwood cityher north we're seeing temperatures dropping off as well, mostly low to mid-60s in the north bay valleys. you'll be some of the coolest spots by early tomorrow morning dropping down to about 50 degrees as we begin the day on thursday. we are going to warm up very quickly. let's look at those forecast low temperatures for early thursday morning and most of us in the low to mid-50s, just the warmest locations staying in the upper 50s, some spots right around 50 degrees in the north bay valley to begin the day. high temperatures warm up quickly. temperatures across the region beginning with the north bay where we start off around 50 and warm more than 30 degrees by tomorrow afternoon, low 80s pretty much for all communities of the north bay, more variation around san francisco and oakland, low to mid-70s with low 80s down the peninsula and redwood city, upper 60s along the coast and half moon bay. you'll see more sunshine breaking through before the fog reforms. low to mid-80s in the sant

coming up only on nbc bay area, an inside look into what led to a deadly police shooting in redwood citye what happened through police body cam video. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ we now have an up-close look at how a deadly police shooting in redwood city started and ended late last year. this shooting brought the neighborhood to a standstill, with the suspect at one point using children as his shield. investigative reporter hilda gutierrez has new information from police records and body cam video. female: hello, can you hear me? hilda gutierrez: this is what dispatchers heard on the 911 call november 15th of last year. it was a domestic disturbance on the 1500 block of el camino real. female: i was trying to get my phone and he just like pushed me inside the car. hilda: a woman explains to an officer the dispute was with the father of one of her children in the car with her three kids in the backseat. she adds that he's been experiencing paranoia and hears voices. female: we had to call the cops on him back in san carlos. male: okay, do me a favor. go back to your car. hilda: the officer approaches the ma

we are talking about southbound 101 in redwood city. a live look at some of the machinery that is in place beginning at 10:00 tonight. was machines and other big trucks will begin repairs on nearby bridge. the mile-long stretch between britton avenue and whipple avenue is expected to remain closed until 5:00 a.m. monday morning. from 10:00 p.m. tonight and 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. caltrans will be using that time to repair the -- bridge and so expect delays. >> interstate 280, they can take that 92 connector onto 280 as well but they can cross the barton bridge. so just plan ahead basically. caltrans will finish the repairs in mid-october by temporarily closing the northbound lane. this weekend it is the southbound lane 101 right there and redwood city. >> lester holt preparing for nightly news. one of the top stories they are also following in nightly news, the flood emergency in new york city that you have to see. water pouring into new york subway swamping the airport. whe the rain is er sleepovers just aren't what they used to be

this time it' 101 southbound between britain avenue and san carlos and whipple avenue in redwood city. crews are demolishing a 1930s bridge and that means drivers will have to find another route. >> hassle. a lot of traffic. a hassle. >> reporter: especially for those living and working along industrial road, a bypass around the closure. >> it's already busy. >> i pity people that have to go down industrial. when i come home tomorrow, i'll probably go across the bridge to the san mateo bridge. >> reporter: the police set up barriers to keep people out. >> if we're trying to exit, it's okay but people coming that direction won't come up our street. >> reporter: meanwhile, they will be monitoring the roads and adjusting the street lights to alleviate congestion. >> we know the niners are playing against the cardinals. we're asking folks to load up those cars. use public transit. also, if they are driving out to santa clara, to use interstate 280 as an alternate route. >> here are a few other detours. this will take three months instead of three years. the hope is to have this side of th

southbound lanes of highway 101 along sing carlos and read -- redwood city will be shut down for a fewours. we are joined life now. scott, can you remind us what exactly will be happening the next few days? >> reporter: good evening, audrey. at about 10:00 tonight, caltrans will shutdown that about one mile stretch of road here in redwoods city. that is south between the rattan exit down to about the whipple exit. the freeway will be closed until about 5:00 a.m. monday morning. caltrans will be working to fix a nearby bridge and they are going to do the southbound part this time over the next couple of days. on the northbound part will be done in mid-october. >> this is a three day closure. obviously it will impact many businesses along that stretch. did you get to take with any of them today? what are they expecting? >> reporter: most of them say they are used two long-term traffic jams during the week but not really sure what to expect during a weekend. those who do plan to drive after all a lot of people will be headed south to the 49er game this sunday. they say they argoing to hav

we're live in redwood city with the latest on the debate. then, a rise in violent crime in oakland has residents and business owners concerned for their safety. we're about to talk live with mayor shengtao why she says declaring a state of emergency is not the answer. and it's one of the biggest events of the year in san francisco. and it's starting today. i think this is still the center of the universe for tech companies. but at the end of the day, silicon valley is where a lot of the innovation comes from. we're live from the dreamforce conference, where thousands of people are expected to attend live from jack london square this is mornington to the night and good morning. today is tuesday, september 12th. we're looking live at the oakland alameda estuary and it's a cloudy start. the weather is going to be changing. we're going to hear some details coming up in just a bit. but right now now we want to swing out to the peninsula where san mateo county leaders are deciding whether to buy a la quinta inn in millbrae to convert it into housi

a lot could on the peninsula, almost 10 degrees cooler in redwood city, and santa clara valley, in the midportion of the 70s, in light of the east bay, our usual warm spots, not so warm, temperatures only reaching mid and upper 70s. we will have temperatures reaching into the 90s soon enough for inland parts of the bay area, so this cooldown is short-lived. a 20 degree one of from saturday afternoon to wednesday afternoon, back to a case of summertime by wednesday and thursday, for those warmest locations, mostly east of mount diablo. around the bay, temperatures won't be as warm, but everybody is in for above average readings by wednesday and thursday, even along the coast. you will see temperatures reaching the 70s by the middle and end of next week, the first full week of october, really a climb on the temperature roller coaster. the other side is not far away, but enjoy the chance of showers friday and saturday, be ready to dodge the showers. >>> had to check what is ahead at 6:00, check with elizabeth cook, and for juliette. >>> coming up tonight at 6:00, soaring rent in the subur

for redwood city, a big celebration there on sunday. it will be 73 degrees, but overall looking pretty good with a wide range of temperatures depending on where you go. if you're going to the los gatos art and wine festival, expect a high temperature tomorrow to reach 81 degrees and the morning starting out in the upper 50s, dipping back into the 50s once again, then head for the upper 70s on sunday. and then as we take a look at gilroy, what to expect over the next ten days, we are going to have a nice little cooldown here and for a lot of our inland areas. we'll be in the mid-70s from saturday all the way through much of next week and even some cooler temperatures ahead as we see some changes going into the next several days. we're also looking farther out beyond the next ten days to see how the weather patterns are shaping up. and one of the things that we're getting with el nino, that's warmer than normal water and sea surface temperatures in the equatorial pacific, new advisory out saying they are noticing that warming off the coas

. >> the pursuit came to an end near the moscone center at third and howard, but it started in redwood city when chp officers tried to pull over the driver. he led officers on a pursuit that moved from the highway to the streets in san francisco. police say after the crash, the driver tried to get away on foot, but he was quickly taken into custody. >> public safety was one of the top issues discussed by city officials this afternoon in san francisco. so from the drug overdose crisis to armed security guards and gun violence. abc seven news reporter tara campbell has been following the meeting and joins us live from the newsroom with the latest. tara. yeah karina and traffic safety among the many concerns today. >> a recent report showing citations dropping drug quickly over the past several years. this as the number of pedestrians being killed is on the rise. and today, some supervisors wanted answers. san francisco supervisors want answers from the police. traffic citations plummeting and pedestrian fatalities on the rise. the public safety committee taking up the issue thursday, led by s

low to mid 70s around san francisco and oakland, maybe up to low 80s in redwood city, a few degrees warmer than today, but still other cities along the coast the half moon bay, santa clara valley, morgan hill fell short of 80 degrees today, i think you make it there tomorrow. fremont, still in upper 70s on east side of the bay, and upper inlet on the east side of the bay. tri-valley and the delta temperatures in the low to mid 80s, but even the warmest spot will fall short of 90 degrees by thursday afternoon. that is the last time we will see temperatures climbing far into the 80s for a few days. take a look at the seven-day forecast. in land, it is going to be more of a wild ride, from mid 80s tomorrow, all the way down to a mid-to-upper 60s and low 70s for daytime highs saturday, with more clouds and sunshine and the chance for a few showers, no raindrops in land for saturday yet, but it does remain a possibility. same around the bay, no raindrops yet, but a chance we will continue to monitor , temperatures do a lot saturday, then we climb back out to slightly above average levels by tue

redwood city in the south bay. yeah, we're going to see those numbers really start to pop a bit.ut the mid 80's in the warmest spots inland. i think we're talking the upper 80's almost 90 degrees and live more tomorrow about 77 in union city. 78 in hayward, 70 forecast valley. 85 warm and walnut creek. some 90's. you make your way into the central valley by tomorrow afternoon. maybe 92 degrees in vacaville. so we've got some warmer weather on the way. high pressure taking over. looks like that will be the case right on throughtthe weekend. if you've got some plans, that should be a nice weekend to get out there and enjoy it. much of california looking good. something to watch out for the we do have the hurricane that is falling apart. we may see some tropical moisture moving to southern california, south of big sur. so watch out. if you're headed in that direction, you mean rain for yeah, they could see some showers and thunderstorms from but i'm sure dive deeper into that tomorrow. with your getaway you bet. i help you bet that holding our we'll be bet that holding our we'll be

kris sanchez joins us live if redwood city with a look at the plan and the objections to it. kris? >> reporter: well, laura, to say there's a lot of public interest is maybe an understatement today. this is one of three overflow areas packed with people who are waiting to give their public comment. the supervisor's chambers is full of people to voice their concerns about this project. this is the property in question. it's a 100-room la quinta hotel in millbrae which they want to turn into housing to get people off the street and into stable and permanent housing. this would be in addition to the five hotels the county has already purchased for the same purposes. >> say, hey, we're going to take care of these workers respectfully, i'm not convinced, i'm not convinced to say, hey, we're going to have job training, we're going to do -- we should have been having this conversation two months ago on how to protect these employees and a plan. >> this is a complicated matter that none of us created but as a society, as a board and certainly this office i hold, we have a responsibility to

tomorrow, redwood city is hosting its sl brags. many other sl bragss of all latin culture are happening across the bay area. we have everything you need to know at nbcbayarea.com. >>> just before 7:11 on your saturday morning. much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, a massive cyber attack hitting lugs. what we're learning about the hackers and what information of yours they might have taken. you go by lots of titles veteran, son, dad. -it's time to get up. -no. hair stylist and cheerleader. so adding a “student” title might feel overwhelming. what if a school could be there for all of you? career, family, finances and mental health. it's coming along. well, it can. national university. supporting the whole you. >>> welcome back. it's 7:13. good morning to walnut creek. a beautiful look outside. it looks clear with that perfect cloud cover. we'll have your mild climate. >>> we have a followup to the giant sink hole being repaired in san francisco's hollow naubd. the city says it could take up to six weeks or more to complete

un padre y su hija en redwood city quedaron desplazados tras incendio hasta su casa.le salvó la vida. vamos a entrar a la casa por primera vez después del incendio. >> primero verás cómo te sientes nerviosa. no has visto nada. >> el pasado 18 de septiembre, en la tarde, jorge luis quiñones tomaba una siesta en la sala de su casa, ubicada en redwood city. dice. se despertó al escuchar a su perro llamado fantasma, ya que estaba todo cubierto de humo y las alarmas. >> mi perro ladrando. wow >> jorge me dice que él tenía una vela justamente aquí y él cree que esa vela fue lo que causó este incendio. me dice que por suerte, ese tanque de gas que tenía aquí en su 4.![ no explotó. >> vamos a que el perro y yo intenté agarrar la manguera del agua y intenté apagarlo, pero no pude. Él dice que por suerte, su hija no se encontraba en la casa, pero jorge tuvo que ir al hospital por inhalar el humo. >> asegura. no se ha recuperado . >> yo me mareo porque entonces no sé si me falta más oxígeno, aunque se siente afortunado que nadie perdió la vida. >> le duele ver cómo sus memorias

peninsula, afternoon sunshine really perfect weather from redwood city to palo alto.rom 77 to 79 degrees. san francisco 68 in downtown, and for north bay 80 over towards napa. doing any traveling this week, i do want you to know about hurricane legal. of course, you've probably been seeing the headlines. the storm is slowly moving throughout the atlantic of the right now it's holding on to hurricane status category 3 with 115-mile-per-hour winds. for most of the week it will be parallel to the atlantic seaboard and by saturday night 75-mile-per-hour winds, we could see a path that will bring it near boston, bangor, maine or halifax, nova scotia. so by this weekend any plans to the northeast, and you certainly could be facing some delays. we'll have more updates through the week. >>> right here in san francisco, we'll hold on to 60s the next couple of days for morning fog and afternoon sunshine and the inland valleys looks like a steady trend of 80s into sunday and by monday we should dip it down to 78 degrees, so this is just some beautiful weather for us. >> good. so

you are co-hosting an event in redwood city this sunday. tell us about it. who should attend and what can they expect there? >> it's the let's rephrase it. the event is called art heals day. it's for everyone.ur goal is to bring community together and tell them that when people get together for it's a moment of healing and we are going to do that by doing mosaics different kinds of yarn bombing . there's food trucks, there's music, there's dancing. it's just a simple way of saying when people get together, wcreate memories. we work with art. we use our fine motor skills. we become happy. that's just what we want to spread. >> and how did that become a mission for you in your life? >> my background is as a graphic designer, and then when my son was diagnosed with cancer at the age of three, kristin, i left my job and all i knew was to use art to create a sense of, you know, control in our house that we had none of anymore. now that we had the cancer diagnosis and i just started doing art with my son who had cancer, and his siblings who was six at that time. a

person was struck and killed tonight by cal train in redwood city. caltrans spokesperson says there were about 170 passengers on board. none of them were hurt by this collision. this is caltrain's 10th fatality of the year. a woman is in the hospital after she was shot near lake merritt in oakland happened earlier today around 12:30pm. you can see police and first responders tending to a person lying on the pavement next to the water. this is video from the citizen app. it happened on the western side of the lake where madison street meets lakeside drive. it's just across the street from the lake merritt apartments. oakland police are investigating this incident. they are asking for anyone with information to please get in touch. and police continue to investigate after a shooting on 5.80, in oakland injured 2 people this past weekend. you're looking at video from the scene from the citizen app. it happened near the seminary avenue exit around 04:00pm saturday afternoon. both victims were inside black chevy suv. all lanes were closed for about an hou

a redwood city man is you think coo of sexually assaulting multiple children. sergio perez juarez was arrested today. investigators say there are more victims and they are encouraging them to come forward. anyone with information is urgd to contact the san mateo sheriff's office. >>> no longer on the run in the case of a missing fairfield woman. this is the case of the man arrested. the boyfriend of erica brown. police took him into custody last night in sacramento. brown was last seen on august 20th at the fairfield home that she shared with randall. they saw brown getting out of her car and walking into her house. police at this point are not providing a lot of information about why they believe she's dead but they do say they are calling this a homicide investigation. >>> we do have a follow-up to that giant sinkhole being repaired in san francisco's neighborhood. the city said it could take six weeks or more to completely fix it. here's what the hole looked like after a water main break broke. it caused the road to collapse. flooding damaged several homes a

, let's take a look in the bay area, only 72 degrees now in fremont, there is the redwood city temperature at the bottom of the screen. low 70s in oakland, upper 60 in san francisco, surveys along the coast are a little cooler, 55 degrees now in half moon bay. farther north, temperatures did manage to make it two or three degrees above average for most inland parts of the bay area, but for the rest of the evening, these numbers will continue dropping off. in fact, they will drop off pretty quickly, we will end up with mostly 50s on the map early tomorrow morning. let's check those forecast low temperatures for tomorrow, which are looking pretty normal for this time of year. again, the clouds will not arrive until later in the day, so no blanket of clouds to hold one for near ground level for tomorrow. let's check tomorrow's forecast high temperatures, we will navigate you around different portions of the bay area, starting with the north bay, where highs mainly reach the low 80s, here is the impact of the storm system, only low and mid-70s for highs, a few degrees above average today, seve

the possible for a few sprinkles in the santa clara valley, same thing basically for fremont, redwood cityhere are parts of the east bay that may register maybe 0.01-inch of rain, but it's basically around the bay, along the coast with a chance of a little more than that. a few hundredths inch of rain for san francisco, amounts in the north bay more impressive the farther north you go to potentially more than a 0.1-inch for santa rosa which doesn't put an end to fire season, but any moisture definitely helps. through tonight we will see temperatures drop off but not that far with a layer of cloud cover rolling in. our temperatures will bottom out in the low 60s. that blanket of clouds is holding warmth near ground level, once the clouds clear out, we'll warm up. we'll see plenty of sunshine for most of the day which is good news for your furry friends like barkley here. temperatures in antioch reaching to just above 80 degrees. that might be too warm for an afternoon walk, but overall very pleasant readings expected across the bay area. let's fill in the map and look at our high temperatur

let's start with gary in redwood city. he said he switched his newspaper subscription from the deliveries in his driveway to online only, but the physical papers kept arriving. gary said he called several times and reps promised the deliveries would stop, but they didn't. so gary tagged our team and we talked to the publisher. the bottom line, no papers in his driveway. then augustine in san jose told us a family member accidently threw out the $350 middle class tax refund the state sent him. he tried contacting the tax board for help but wasn't able to get ahold of a person. so he dialed our team and we reached out to the state. augustine then got a new check for his $350. if your consumer issue needs a closer look, snap the qr code on our screen to fill out our consumer complaint form online. have a great weekend. >>> 5:26. still ahead on "today in the bay," a look at your traffic and weather. kari is actually keeping track of those skies. will they clear up? >>> plus, funding denied, despite applying for a financial lif

we're also going to have the warmer weather for palo alto, redwood city in the upper 70s, while daly will reach up to 63 degrees in san francisco, back to the upper 60s, and for the north bay, mill valley reaching 80 degrees while napa hits a high of 80 for today. we're seeing milder weather, looking ahead to see how things could change over the next several months. and what's happening with our ocean surface temperatures and what's average, we've been talking about el nino, and basically warmer than normal sea surface temperatures near the equator, with an el nino advisory that's at 95% of this happening for our fall and winter months, with it peaking between december and february, it looks like this could affect the rainfall patterns as we see a shift in the trade winds, and that also affects how we see the storm systems developing, and move over the california coast, and into the rest of the country, and sometimes it really just depends on where the jet stream sets up that could signal more rainfall, or if it shifts farther to the south we could see some dryer conditions, that's s