i'm kris sanchez along with meteorologist rob mayeda. you'll find the tiny sweaters that you put away in the saved for next year uniform box or something. >> things have changed. and we had things near 90. today we'll be lucky if we get close 75 inland. 50s and 60s outside. lots of clouds and windy. not so much a chance of showers, but it will be windy all over the bay area. you can see the area of yellow there on the coast where you will have a wind advisory up, and down to santa cruz and monterey and the hill tops could get the gusts to 45 miles per hour and the highs today, upper 60s to mid-70s inland and the future cast does pick this up and you will notice the drizzle and light rain in the marin county headwinds and as we get through the afternoon and a slight chance of showers coming in from the west and an increase chance of showers as the area of low pressure moves closer to the bay area and we'll talk about the rest of the seven-day forecast coming up in just a few minutes. >> thank you very much, rob. >>> new this morning, a ut

rob mayeda will be here all the weekend, meteorologist rob mayeda is a good guy. 81 degrees in santa rosa, so getting into this afternoon it will be downright warm. the weekend looking good, look at these numbers, let's start with the good news, saturday, 76 degrees at the coast, that's nice. 85 degrees bayside, getting a little bit too warm and 96 degrees inland means seek shade or air conditioning. beach day on sunday, and then monday through wednesday temperatures drop off right around seasonal averages expected as we head through the mid section of next week. back to you, laura and marla. >> helping us plan, thank you very much, christina. >>> 4:48, new this morning the army staff sergeant accused of killing 16 afghan villagers will reportedly plead guilty next week to avoid the death penalty. robert bales attorney says his client was crazed and broken when he left his outpost and attacked two nearby villages. he was on his fourth combat deployment. his lawyers say he was suffering from ptsd and had a traumatic brain injury at the time of the attack. >>> the fbi has a different a

we have rob mayeda in for christina today, and we have been talk tact warmup.t is already out there. >> yes, it is a beautiful start to friday morning, and we will he is you one of the views out there at san francisco this morning. that looks nice. the haze does not look good, but downtown l.a. in spots, but we have the inversion setting up, and warmer air setting up on top of the warmer air at sea level, and you will see the pollution level building up around the bay area, and hopefully it will clear out, but with the winds comes the other issue of the forecast of the fire danger. outside, temperatures are pleasant, but if you compare tot 24 hours ago, we are starting to see the warming now, and fairfield and santa rosa warming with warm ends around santa rosa which will mix down to the lower elevation today and we will see the humidity levels that are high up there this morning, and fire danger will be increasing around the hilltop as high pressure builds back in around california and we will see lots of 80s inland and lots of chances getting inland today and

i'm kris sanchez along with rob mayeda.tly clear in san jose but a lot of fog. >> we are seeing the fog around san francisco and even around sunol this morning patchy low clouds. 50 at livermore. 55 in san jose. the wind is still on shore but weaker than yesterday. now that the marine layer has been switched down to a thousand feet that's less air conditioning inland today. we'll see partly cloudy skies this afternoon. high clouds for the afternoon, then towards the evening a few more high clouds coming on by. by 1:00, mid to upper 80s inland out towards concore and livermore and close to 90 briefly in the trivalley and san jose south. you can see 80s in the forecast today. so not as chilly this evening. we'll let you know if this warm-up's going to continue for mother's day in the full forecast in a few minutes. >> thanks, rob. >>> just in to our news room, things back to normal at the white house after it was evacuated early this morning because of a fire scare. a transformer near the west wing reportedly malfunctioned se

have yet to respond. >>> you need to be hydrating, because it is going to be warm out there, and rob mayeda in for christine. rob? >> well, all of the ac repair places are inundated with repair phone calls. you don't need air conditioning, but this afternoon, you will need to crank it up out there in the tri-valley area. another thing that we have to watch is the humidity levels in the hilltops as the north winds pick up today especially out to fairfield and concord and we will see dry and breezy conditions at times to keep the coast clear as you can see in future cast hour by hour through 7:00 and no clouds inland around the coast. high temperatures are 80s around concord and mid-80s in san jose, and not bad with 72 in san jose, and in the triva-valley, a tad the warm side. it will continue through next week. here is an update of the morning commute, mike? >> well, in san jose, a lighter flow of traffic with it being friday and of course, we had a vacation monday and the traffic flow is different and probably kick in differently. here the 101 is moving smoothly and the map for the south ba

it was hot. >> i got beat by the woman who was the oldest racer, rob mayeda.nt and then i got you. >> you were just pacing yourselp for the 10ke1 and the full marathon you'll be doing later in the year. >> the weather may have been hampering things. it did get wart south of san áe1 we had highs close to w390 toda. the stage was set for another fairly warm day inland. 40s in santa rosa, novato, 58 in livermore and inland we're+ running warmer than yesterday at interesting because osájusjut yesterday climbedt( up to 94 degrees. the change we're going to start to see, we're starting to see a little bit of it now is the wi&o increasing in fairfield and the hour and we'll see an earlier start to the sea breeze which should cap the warming we'll see inland later on. i have the giants game comingg early afternoon and should see low 70s cooling through the 60s as the game goes on. >tty nice out at the ballpark and partlyçki cloudy skies and little bita5ñr on the windy si the seventh, eighth and ninth innings. we have mainly clear skiesxd otr than the fog which is se

i'm kris sanchez along with meteorologist rob mayeda.go today, you will be treated with some sunshine. >> weather will be nice. oakland 880 a little busy with the a's came coming up. 54 right now in oakland. 54 in san jose. 49 in napa. what we're going to notice is northwest winds picking up. that's going to help to warm up places like santa rosa and livermore and out towards fairfield. into the 70s through 9:00 and 10 o dlok this morning. san jose should get close to 80. low 70s around the peninsula. tomorrow warmer temperatures, we'll see highs maybe getting close to 90. we'll let you know how long the warm-up will last in the full seven-day forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you very much, rob. >>> whatever you have planned, you moot be wondering should i do it as a rich person? i don't know. check your tickets very carefully because last night's powerball drawing was nearly $600 million. the winning numbers 10, 13, 14, 22, 52, and 11. a winning ticket was sold in florida but someone from the south bay is also a multimillio

i'm kris sanchez along with meteorologist rob mayeda and we're one1 a little bit late because of theaco grand prix. >> nice to go to monte carlo. >> no kiddinei(t&háhp &hc& >> the sun is breaking through6z and drizzle this morning and our temperatures in the 50s and low cloud and moisture keeping our temperatures upÑixd this mornind it will be windy this afternoon and northwest winds willñr bexd pic as we pass lunchtime, t)r'g up will help clear?; our skies and our temperatures running fairly cool againi] and we're running in 60s closer to san jose andó[ 70s south of jz jose and tomorrow we're still tracking a chance o& seeing some rain for memorial day. ]. hc breaking news andñr this time o the peninsula where southbound highway 101ogear sfo are open again this t(jfmorning, but onl after a deadly crash shut themw3 down overnight. the fáchp saysfá a red honda l/ controlok and crashed near the broadway exit around 2:00 this morning. shortly after, a partyi ust( collided with that honda. a woman in that car died at the scene and the driver is inok several people on the party bus were

meteorologist rob mayeda is here talking about big changes on the way. >> we are seeing the transition happening right now across the bay area. if you have evening plans in san francisco, let's show you what it looks like. the fog is screaming into downtown. mist and drizzle under the low clouds, too. the roadways may be damp later tonight. 60 in san francisco. still 82 in san jose. one more evening of 80s for your outdoor dinner plans and pleasanton and livermore. santa rosa, napa, this is good news for fire danger. the temperatures are going to start to drop over the next few days. the fog is filling in down through santa cruz and salinas. the winds on shore. the item to watch other than the fact things are going to cool down would be seeing more than drizzle at times. the area of low pressure is going to form and sit to the west of the bay area. it could bring us a chance of seeing scattered showers or possibly hill top thunder at times between tomorrow afternoon off and on into wednesday. tomorrow morning, you'll notice areas of lighter rain possible. during the afternoon, it will

. >>> there's a change in the weather coming up and we want to check in with rob mayeda on that. what's going on, rob? rain, really? >> we're talking more than just the drizzle we saw going on around there. right now we're seeing sunshine, cool and breezy around the bay area, but take a look at the clouds off to the west as we widen things out. pretty good-looking storm system there unlike the two previous to it, it's going to drop a little bit further south into the bay area overnight tonight. more clouds filling in tonight, more areas of drizzle. now watch the north bay as we head towards 9:00 and 10:00 in the morning, and that would be a little more than just some drizzle. a chance of seeing some briefly moderate rain dropping into the north bay for the morning hours, tomorrow morning, so plan on some drizzle, some light rain at times, and those rain chances will be increasing as we move into the afternoon tomorrow. we'll walk you through the timing of that system, coming in from memorial day, plus a significant warm-up showing up in the seven-day forecast. we'll have that for

rob mayeda is tracking the changes for us. >> the ocean air is certainly back. you can see the effects there. take a look at the temperatures dropping off rapidly now. not just san francisco, but the north bay. 64 in napa. inland locations 15 to 18 degrees cooler at this time. winds shifting to an on shore breeze. it's good news for humidity levels jumping up. still dry in fairfield, con ford and livermore. even that should improve as the low clouds spill in across the bay. areas of drizzle and light rain for the coast as we see not only that, but a chance of mountain thunder showers perhaps at times as we head into next week. the evening forecast will have more low clouds. tonight by 11:00 for the coast, may see light rain at times. you are going to be surprised by the temperatures dropping tomorrow. some places cooling by 25 degrees. we'll show you the high temperatures for your sunday forecast coming up in a few minutes. diane? >> thank you, rob. >>> a private contractor accused of causing a 2008 wildfire in the santa cruz mountains will not face charges. pro

. >> let's check in with rob mayeda. >> what's great about the events we had today, many of them around the bay area, the weather was fantastic. temperatures in the 70s, close to 80 inland. mid-60s san francisco, 73 in oakland and 73 in san hoe a. 80 in san jose. 84 in santa rosa, the warmest spot of the day. we are running a few degrees warmer than 24 hours ago. it will continue for sunday and monday as temperatures continue to climb here as we wrap up the weekend and head into next week. interesting, the wind direction is still mostly on shore, pushing in cooler air. clouds to the coast later tonight. the winds will pick up. it leads to changes as we go through the day tomorrow. overnight, we see low clouds approaching the coast again just after midnight. watch what happened here after sunrise. winds working down the coast. it will clear things out. it's good news. the numbers in the 60s. clearing skies and temperatures close to 70 perhaps by noon in san francisco. it's an improvement from the lower 60s. san francisco heading up to santa rosa. a warmer and breezier location around the

. >> lets check in with rob mayeda. >> we're seeing cooling changes around the area if you like positivityhine in the forecast, there's plenty of that. eekend, highs close to 90, earlier around concord, livermore, but now down to 81 and 82 degrees respectively. 59 in san francisco, 74 in san jose. if you remind and compare this runningl]÷ cooler in our inland valleys, especially out toward the tri-valley in morgan hill, running 10 degrees cooler than yesterday at this time. the sea breeze is starting to pick up. more importantly, in order for the ocean air conditioning to get going you need to see low clouds picking up on the coast. we're starting to see that now, held at bay. inland spots, 80s and 90s. not the case as we head back to the workweek, the same marine layer squished down by high pressure. it's going to start building overnight. the air conditioning is running all night long around the bay area. that marine layer is going to expand up to 2,000 feet when we wake up tomorrow morning, which means not only low clouds will spill in, cooler air keeping valley temperatures running coo

. >> meteorologist rob mayeda here. >> looks like pretty good weather for the car show. >> yes. >> andore good stuff on the way maybe? >> good stuff if you like cooler temperatures an spring showers. today, big drop in temperatures. a windy day especially around the south bay. numbers right now, 60s and low 70s compared to this time yesterday. yes, we're more than 20 degrees cooler in concord and novato. mid 60s up toward santa rosa. the window is the story. most of the bay area seeing south winds 15 to 30 miles an hour. this helped to bring in more moisture, it feels a little muggy outside throughout much of the day today. that's good news where fire danger concerned. winds coming in onshore. too much wind giving us a wind advisory for parts of san jose mainly off to the south out toward los gatos and down the san mateo county coastline. some wind gusts in parts of the south bay could still get up to close to 45 miles per hour. most of the moisture has moved onto txe north, but the system responsible hasn't gone anywhere sitting right here off to the west around our area of low pressu

. >> this is right up your alley, meteorologist rob mayeda. >> it's cloudy, could spoil it for folksing to feel it. 88 in fairfield, those areas in orange inland reflecting warmer, drier airdropping into the bay area right now. all locations warmer than 24 hours ago. see this continue into the start of the weekend. it's the wind direction and wind speed we have to watch closely with north winds picking up into the afternoon. humidity levels starting to drop into the 20% category, maybe into the upper teens, north and east bay hills. so fire danger is going to be a concern later today into tomorrow, too. no signs of low clouds on the coast. nothing but sunshine out towards the beaches. high pressure building in. temperatures today starting to climb up. we will see north winds at times, 80s to near 90 inland today. a warmer start to the morning tomorrow. 50s and 60s for lows in some spots. tomorrow we're talking mid to upper 90s inland for the forecast around livermore and san jose. the nice thing about being in the bay area, escape from the heat by driving to pacifica. 68 with the sun

. >>> right now we're going to check in with rob mayeda. it was a perfect day for a 5 kk at least in the morning before it got too hot. >> if you were making a run around san francisco, you had fog across the golden gate bridge. right now you can see our temperatures for the afternoon highs, we actually did tie a record today at sfo airport near san mateo. it was 82 degrees which was enough to at least tie a record. about 67 in san francisco. 83 in san jose. 92 in south san jose. called in by our weather watcher there steve in south san jose. you see the numbers south of downtown. low 90s today, low to mid 90s out towards the tri-valley and inland and we're still looking pretty warm even though we got the ocean air conditioning on high. right now from san francisco to oakland, you got 50s and 60s here, but then you're still almost near 90 inland towards the tri-valley. this is uniquely bay area. you only see this as twe get towards the summer on most days. 50s on the coast and low 90s inland. all locations though from san francisco sto live

i'm kris sanchez along with rob mayeda. how is your coffee?ooking down on the fog. it's getting squished down. high pressure has compressed it down. 10,000 feet is the height of it this morning. the sea breeze is a bit weaker today which means less of a marine influence. temperatures should get into the 80s especially inland and in the trivalley, maybe close to 90 in pleasanton, sunol, close to 70 in san francisco. mid-70s in oakland. tomorrow for mother's day looks great. for you, kris sanchez, and the moms around the bay. the sea breeze comes back again. >> a nice day no matter what. >>> new this morning, one man is fighting for his life after he was shot several times in oakland. police say the man was standing at a bus stop at 61st and adeline streets around 10:00 last night when the gunshots rang out. the man was taken to the hospital. officers say he's in grave condition this morning. police say there were more than 12 shell casings near the scene and a liquor store and a couple of cars, also a house, were also hit with bullets. no one e

. >> let's check in with rob mayeda. it was a gorgeous day out there.her's day. >> we saw the temperatures getting close to 90. tomorrow we're not going to be seeing that, a stronger sea breeze taking shape, maybe not so much right now, the winds are west at 10 in oakland. during the day tomorrow, you'll see the wind speeds pick up much like we had this afternoon. that will be why we'll see those numbers in the 70s to low 80s. a system spinning toward the coast. it's going to increase the depth of the low clouds by the morning, which may ring out some drizzle in a few spots down the peninsula and patchy low clouds tomorrow. you're going to see northwest winds help to break up low clouds on the coast, mostly sunny skies on the sea shore, 60s and 70s around san francisco toward oakland. as we head through 7:00, mostly 50s for the morning, we'll see clearing, if you want to find warm temperatures, still one location to look out for, it's out toward fairfield. you'll see the numbers jumping up into the 80s tomorrow. 70 to near 80 degree temperatures around

today, we have rob mayeda live. >> reporter: good morning, laura, raising awareness for the football project at this building here in berkeley, is this a group that donates soccer balls for people who live in poor country. richard swanson of seattle hoped to bring attention to the cause by dribbling a soccer ball 10,000 miles through 11 countries. final destination, brazil, 2014 in time for the world cup. he was just two weeks into the trek when yesterday morning, less than 24 hours ago, while dribbling down 101 in lincoln, oregon. a driver of a pickup truck accidentally hit and killed him. swanson died later at a hospital. he was 42 years old. a father, a man who loved to play soccer and very easy to get along with. on his journey, he made friends with strangers who agreed to take him in each night along the way. >> all i can say, in the short period of time that we met richard and got to know richard, he quickly became like family. my kids loved him. like i said, i was jealous of his journey, being a soccer fan. >> reporter: and this is a statement from the one world football proje

q- along withe1ok meteorologist rob mayeda. that say pretty picture. happy mother's day. >> thank you. >>xdw3 we have a stronger seaok breeze. southwest winds at 18Ñi miles p hour and as we go through the day it is still going to be (t&háhp &hc&nd from solano county and notice san jose southward, you'll see mid to upper 80s and close to 90s and 1 sonol for thec afternoon ask ou temperatures area. running cool and the sea breeze will peckfá for inland areas, @-half for the week ahead. nd >> thank you very much, rob. >> we begin with a developing story outt( of cofp, calaveras with an arresj@pá is more shocking than the stabbing death.xd two weeks qafter, the police arrested her 12-year-old brother. he found his sister bleedinge1 inside.lp investigators say she wasp, ujuu$an 20 times. tan into custody yesterday. >> detectives arrested her br valley springs substationq and charged -- chargedÑi him r homicide. >> i didn't want to believe it -- i -- i -- you kind of thought so, but it's nott( something you want to believe. >> the killing set off a massiv

meteorologistçó rob mayeda is i the weather center tonight with a look at the early fireñr dang aroundhe driest january through may on record, and we continuew3 to see dry an b2zy conditions acb5glly getting a little worse as we get into the workweek. ritxd now out towards the east bay, you haveñr temperatures in the mid-60s. a little warm for this time of week, many of theq inlandÑi locations running warmer than 24 hours ago. the winds ha6 backed offjf for now. but what is interesting, the humidity levels inland at the low 40% range%rrj time of night,jf typically that's closeo 60 or 70%. we do have dryer air mix do you think to thejf service.i] even dryerçó tomorrow and hotte during the day. so firet(çó danger for your mon forecast looks even higher as we see temperatures in our inland valleysko getting closer to 90 we'll talk about how longbose hot temperatures will be a part of the forecast coming up in fe your seven-day forecast. terry? >> rob, thanks very much. uz following developing news in the nation's midsection tonight. dozens ofok tornadoes have left paths of destruction.

i'm kris sanchez along with rob mayeda. >> it cranked up last night at 10:00, 11:00 and that's the storyr the most part of the day. we have 50s and 60s outside right now. it's a mild start to the morning and you will see those winds around half moon bay, we do have a wind advisory up for the coastal mountains and along the immediate coast though it will be windy along the bay area and south winds picking up and moisture coming in across the south that will bring us a chance of seeing isolated showers at times. plenty of sunshine in between, but yes, kris, a much cooler today. isolated showers part of the forecast mixed with sun through the middle part of the week. >> thank you very much, rob. >>> we begin this morning with a developing story and nightmare on the san mateo bridge. five women are dead and four others are recovering from the hospital from burn injuries and burn inhalation after the limo they were riding in somehow caught fire on the san mateo bridge. here's a live look at the bridge where traffic is back to normal this morning, but drivers backed up for miles last night aft

. >> rob mayeda is here now to talk about things other than springing a leak. >> not that much rain coming down tomorrow. it looks like we're going to see a few scattered showers at times, and very mild temperatures outside here after 11:00. we're still in the low 60s. so the clouds and the moisture right now acting a bit like a blanket outside, keeping our temperatures up. and the winds, thank goodness, are starting to back off a bit. though you'll probably notice at times tomorrow winds 10 to 25 miles per hour. still out of the south, pulling in that moisture. and you can see the relative humidity numbers way up now. the complete opposite of the way we started the week. and those dry north winds and the hot temperatures, we're going to start the workweek with some cool temperatures, and possibly a few scattered showers. we've been seeing a little light rain out near sunol grade. coming from the southwest approaching monterey bay. that's the system, this upper low which will slowly cross the coast. it's going to take about 36 hours before it really clears the bay area. it's a very slow-mo