so lots of questions, rosemary. but, of course, the immediate question, where exactly is this plane and where are those black boxes. >> yeah, a lot of questions, people want answers. of course, family members -- it is just a tragedy for them. imagine the agony. will ripley joining us there live from hong kong. many thanks. >> let's talk more about this with greg walden. gr, the asia managing editor for flight global group which tracks flight and data analytics. live this hour from singapore. greg, thank you again for your time today. >>> so, as w understand at this point, the pilot asked basically to return to the airport 20 minutes into flight. no emergency, though, ever declared. what do you draw from that? >> well, it's hard to say what happened. we won't really know until there is a thorough investigation. but certainly what happened happened fast. understanding was 13 minutes into the flight they wanted to come back to jakarta, but then nothing else was heard from. typically, the rule for airmen, you first ava

rosemary orozco is here with all the details on your forecast. rosemary?s good morning to you, another chill in the air this morning. as we take a look at temperatures. we lost our camera there it is. a little bit of fog out there this morning the official sunrise 7:20 or so. but you can see already the sky and you can see how we have that fog in place. oakland 51 degrees right now. 55 in san francisco. upper 40s in livermore and low 50s san jose and some of the cooler spots in our north bay inland valley locations. 41 degrees right now in santa

i said, "there's 58 that were killed, rosemarie." >> reporter: her doctor says rosemarie could have beenably, miraculously, she's made it through this far. >> reporter: it took 12 major surgeries to repair the damage from the bullet that tore through her liver, spleen, and stomach. just last week, rosemarie was wheeled out of the hospital, one of the final survivors released. near their home, a constant reminder: a mural honoring the 58 who died. >> i call it "the wall of hearts." and i drive by there almost every day. and i'm grateful that rosemarie's name is not on it. >> reporter: do you think that every time you go by? >> every time. >> reporter: how do you stay so strong? >> i don't know. i get my inspiration from rosemarie, you know? she's my rock. >> reporter: as one family heals, so too does an entire city. jamie yuccas, cbs news, las vegas. >> glor: that is the "cbs evening news" for tonight. i'm jeff glor. we'll see you tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by area. >>> now at 6:00, it's been months u but here it -- months, but here it is. lit up with rain

i'm rosemary church. this is cnn newsroom. >>> saudi arabia's foreign minister is calling the killing of jamal khashoggi a tremendous mistake by a rogue operation. in a fox news interview, adel al-jubeir called it a murder and said the crown prince was not aware of the operation beforehand. take a listen. >> the crown prince has denied it. the crown prince is not aware of it. senior intelligence was not aware of this. this was a vogue operation. this was an operation where they ended up exceeding the authority and responsibility they had. they made a mistake when they killed jamal khashoggi in the consulate and they tried to cover up for it. >> and there are new images of khashoggi's arrival at the saudi consulate on october 2nd. his fiance can be seen as he is scanned by what appears to be security personnel. in a washington post interview, u.s. president donald trump said the saudi accounts have been all over the place and there's obviously been, in his words, deception and lies in their stories. howeve

i'm george howell. >> and i'm rosemary church. we want to welcome back our viewers here in the united states and, of course, all around the world. indonesian authorities confirm it's lion air flight 610 that went down. the passenger plane went missing soon after take-off from jakarta on its way to the island. >> 189 people were on the plane, including two infants and a child. the rescuers are still searching the crash site, just 34 nautical miles from judge r jakarta. >> we want to bring in aviation expert jeffrey thomas who joins us from perth australia. managing director in chief at air ratings.com. you and i spoke some hours ago. when we first received breaking news on this plane crash. what more have you been able to piece together since then that might get us closer to figuring out what happened here? >> well, it's still very difficult, rosemary. we know that the pilot did radio to say he needed to come back, but almost within seconds of making that radio call, radio contact was lost with him and also radar contact wa

and time to head to rosemary -- rosemary. we want to keep our eyes on it this morning. >> we have another fabulous day weatherwise. sunny and away from the coastline we have warm weather around the bay and inland. low to mid 80s and the forecast for today and we are looking at winds generally light and variable win the east and hayward. alward -- palo alto 5 miles an hour and the northeast flow is developing and begetting into the afternoon and evening hours. expect the wind to pick up in the hills. breezy day. along the coastline we struggle with low clouds and fog, at least for part of the coast. for most of the afternoon we are looking at partly to mostly cloudy skies from point reyes to the beach in pacific up. santa clara partly cloudy and around the bay it's mostly sunny once again with temperatures similar to where we were on saturday. as we get into monday with the offshore flow developing that's when we finally see the low clouds -- low clouds and fog knocked off the coast line. 54 degrees in san francisco. 40s for s

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rosemary? >> and, nick, we have learned that saudi prince mohammed bin salman called khashoggi's oldest son to offer condolences. do we know how his son responded to that call from the crown prince? >> reporter: we noah corresponding to the saudi press agency that his son thanked crown prince mohammed bin salman for the call. one wouldn't expect, a, the saudi press agency to say anything else, or in the circumstance that jamal khashoggi's son finds himself in, wouldn't expect him to say anything else either. his situation in saudi arabia has a lot of speculation around it, a lot of questions about his freedom to travel. but at the moment he is the principal member of the family in saudi arabia with the closest ties to his father. most of the rest of the family, close family, have left. and, of course, he like his friends would dearly, dearly like to know precisely what happened to his father. and he, like everyone else, will have to wait for the investigation, rosemary. >> understandably. and,

good morning, tgif. >> same to you rosemary. we have traffic -- that sounded weird to say to you rosemary, what voice was that. >>> if you're driving on the commute right now, let me show you something here, it's okay, right in the altamont pass, right there there is slow traffic. the ramp was blocked and people have been using the truck bypass ramp instead, that's causing some early morning confusion in this area. if you're driving through to get through, you're going to have to use a truck bypass ramp that is kind of freaking some people out. you'll get through, no worries there, 205 and 580 is fine, there's been no major issues driving to dublin or getting over to hayward. if you're driving on state 80 and southbound, there's no problems in both directions and at the bay bridge toll plaza it's light. back to you at the desk. >>> worries about radiation are growing at hunters point in san francisco and new reports suggests the contamination at the navy shipyard could be far worse than first thought. >> all of those docks down

steve paulson is off today and rosemary is here. did you know she was here. >> i did. good morning to both of you, and to you, we're looking at a cooldown as we get to the bay area. 56 in san francisco, oakland is starting out in the upper 50s as well as livermore and san jose checking in at 61. the winds are generally light. here's a look at the temperature change, we're down by 10 degrees, and up by 9 in oakland and 7 over mountain view. as we get into the second part of the afternoon, we'll notice the fog begin to return as we look at the close man. look at lunch, notice as we reform. it's hugging the coastline once again. the onshore breeze is expected to return by late this the afternoon. a look at the afternoon highs expected for today. we'll drop off 5 to 10 degrees, 56 for the afternoon high for san francisco today. and warm 80s for locations, 81 degrees in concord, 79 in santa rosa, pleasant weather ahead today. temperatures will hold steady, and we're warming it time for the weekend. in the meanwhile, lets say good morning to sal. >>> good morning, rosemary,

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rosemary orozco is here with all the details on your forecast. rosemary? >> yes good morning to you, another chill in the air this morning. as we take a look at temperatures. we lost our camera there it is. a little bit of fog out there this morning the official sunrise 7:20 or so. but you can see already the sky and you can see how we have that fog in place. oakland 51 degrees right now. 55 in san francisco. upper 40s in livermore and low 50s san jose and some of the cooler spots in our north bay inland valley locations. 41 degrees right now in santa rosa. little bit of a clearing out there in some spots where we had cloud cover. so low clouds and fog not quite as uniform this morning. and because of it, many of us waking up a little bill chillier -- bit chillier, we have the patchy dense fog back with us once again this morning and you will find it along the coastline in some areas and we're finding it in our valleys right now. take a look. it continues to fluctuate santa rosa had dropped down about a quarter mile visibility then back up. now it's back d

rosemary had a lamp cord around her neck. he had been stabbed 26 times. rosemary 41.overkill would be an understatement. and again just as it was at sharon state's house, the murder scene seemed almost art directed to elicit fore. >> a fork was jabbed into her and and was sticking there. painted in blood on one wall was the word rise. and another death to pigs. and on the refrigerator helt heltor skeltor from the beetles white album. >> these are brutal killings. >> she has written about the case for people magazine. >> in the middle of the night, showing up with knives, stabbing people multiple times, even when they were dead, things the police had never seen before. >> the killers seemed to have no conscious. >> they killed a husband and wife, took a shower in their home, ate some food and left. over two success i have nights, 7 people and an unborn baby have been slaughtered. l.a. braced itself for the next wave. especially after william garrison is cleared and released. >> there's some crazed killers roaming los angeles and immediate city wide panic. >> even thoug

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. >> i'm dave clark, steve paulson is off today, and we have rosemary with us this morning. >> good morning. >> good morning, the fog and onshore breeze will work its way as we get into the second part of the afternoon. >>> mostly clear skies, 53 in santa rosa, and fran 56, and oakland and 55 and san hoe and livermore are about 60 degrees. and novato down by 3, and a tad cooler outside your door in san jose as well. >>> as we get into the afternoon, our onshore breeze will be with us at the surface. that will cool everyone down. here's a look at the lunch hour. the fog reforms, off the coastline by the second part of the afternoon, hugging very close to the coast, it could be a mostly clear start to the day, the second half you're looking at mostly clear skies in pacifica and halfbay today. 66 san francisco, and 73 in oakland, low hoyt's in concord, 5 to 10 degrees cooler for yesterday than some. we got to the business week, we start to creep up as we get into the weekend, lets check the highways this morning with sal. >>> hey, is going to be sunny today. >> it's going to be sunny, away fro

rosemary, we continue to dig. we are short on evidence on exactly what has happened to jamal, but very long now on, on this ever-evolving and deepening rift that is this region of the middle east and beyond. back to you. >> thanks so much, becky anderson joining us live from istanbul. appreciate that. we'll take a short break. when we come back, syria is reaching out to its neighbors as its civil war winds down. the latest on new developments between damascus and jordan. that's next. cancer ... it's very personal. each of us is different. and each cancer is different. how it reacts, how it evades and adapts. and how we attack it. that's why at cancer treatment centers of america, we use diagnostic tools that help us better understand what drives each person's cancer. this is what we mean by outsmarting cancer. and for some, it may uncover more effective treatment options. like christine bray. after battling ovarian cancer for several years, her test results revealed a potential treatment not considered previously

for news, join claudine, rosemary and myself.e will be hanging out on ktvu- plus from 9:00 to 10:00. >>> a big game for the cal football team on the road. the patrick laird show, the bears up 14-0. a lot more laird to come. here he is with a stiff arm and bowling in from 4-yards out. 241 all-purpose yards for laird, and they win the first game on the road in three years, 49-7. the bears roll in corvallis. san jose lost a tough one, still looking for their first win at san diego state 16-13. >>> a reboot of the classic movie halloween and it is bringing big crowds to the theater. >> yes. it is on track to break big records. more on that when we come back. >>> now to some dramatic pictures at a floor collapse at the party at the clemson campus at southern university in south carolina. the injured were attending a party at an apartment when the floor of the first level of the building caved in. the victims were dancing and then suddenly the floor gave way and plummeted all the way down to the basement. the party-goers screamed and t

things are getting a bit chilly in the morning, in the evening, rosemary. >> no rain unfortunately. that rain will stay to the north getting a look at the golden gate bridge. we have a system moving west and we are getting a mix of clouds out there, a little bit of sunshine, the breeze is up today and temperatures are on the cool to mild side. storm tracker 2, you can see the green on the screen all the way to about eureka. the on-shore breeze and again similar to yesterday, even a tad bit warmer in some areas, we started out with a little bit more sunshine. sometimes these system comes along and stir up the atmosphere and breakup the marine layer and that's exactly what happened this morning. showers sticking to the north. we are going to remain in and out of the sun and the cloud cover. the on-shore breeze right now is 22-miles-per-hour. napa reporting 20 sauce tained but gusting to 24. oakland at 7, in, in ovato at 10, and the breeze will continue into the afternoon. temperatures right now, 64 degrees in livermore. low 60s in concord. napa, 57 outside your door. 60 degrees in san

>>> good morning, thanks for waking up with us on "mornings on 2", i'm pam cook, rosemary is in for steve this morning. it feels like it's nice out there. >> it's going to be an enjoyable afternoon. we're off to a cool start, and this morning a lot like yesterday morning, 40s and 50s, and patchy, dense fog to deal with. oakland good morning to you at 50 and livermore, san jose at 54 and some of our chillier spots and the north bay valley locations, the 24 hour temperature change shows you santa rosa is cooler this morning down by 6 degrees or so. oakland down by 4, and the peninsula stretching down to the south bay we're a tad warmer, a few degrees lower for most of us. when we get to the second part of the morning, the low clouds and fog will pull back and will be away from the coastline once again. for the time being, we're dealing with patchy fog and dense fog and visibility is gown a quarter of a mile as you wake your way through petaluma and roanoke park. be careful when it's patchy like that, it is dangerous and comes without warning. for cloud cover this afternoon, we'll be mostly

back to you pick. >> thanks, rosemary.e are getting a better look at the tsunami that killed more than 800 people. we want to show you drone video of the devastation. >> the tsunami wave was estimated to reach a high of 20 feet wiping out everything in its path. tens of thousands of people are homeless and hundreds still missing. >>> a magnitude 7.5 quake and subsequent tsunami left the area completely flattened. images show homes and other buildings clump -- crumbled and debris littered across the area. indonesian authorities worried the final death count will be in the thousands. there are countless people missing. rescuers could be seen pulling survivors from the rubble and it's difficult reaching anyone still trapped because of all of the lack of machinery. they are scrambling to send more equipment to the region. there is a desperate need for medical supplies and survivors could be seen grasping for aid available from the back of a truck and agencies are trying to help but they are hamstrung by the severity. the infra

good morning rosemary. we're looking at a commute, the solano county supercommute, people are coming from vacaville and fairfield. traffic is slow on 37 and approaching 70 to the bridge, it's looking good. 18 minute drive from the carquinez bridge it looks good. there's no major incidents. we're going to hope that this friday is lighter than usual and continues to be that way. back to you at the desk. >>> we're staying on top of breaking news, san neighborhood in oakland, there's been a large police response. police may be looking for a suspect who ran away. that's not confirmed yet. police have been using a drone and a large armored bear cat vehicle as part of their investigation. this is a developing story, lee martinez is out there now, she'll keep an eye on what's going on for us, throughout the morning. >>> the catholic diocese of oakland plans in the next few weeks to release the names of its priests accused of sexual abuse. there's been a response to a grand jury report claiming that the san jose dio

rosemarie's doctor matthewjohnson understands the continuing traumas. even include the psychological injuries. and, i mean, it can affect your whole way of life. you can't work the normaljob that you used to work. if you don't have disability insurance, then, i mean, you could end up on the streets. but, elsewhere, life is serene. the hotel the killerfired from has no trace of carnage. and the business of selling guns is undimmed. the murderer passed background checks, using an arsenal of more than 20 high—calibre weapons, because he could. i arrived in las vegas the day after the shooting to report on the tragedy last year, and many of the billboards here on the main strip were carrying words of condolence. by the time i left, 48 hours later, those words had disappeared and it was back to selling as usual. you're looking at live pictures in florida where there are is an active shooter. people die and america moves on, but some can't do that. they say lessons must be learnt, that the past must inform the future. i used to watch these shootings on tv bef

like rosemary's husband, steve. it's been hard. she's cried, i've cried.ople don't know what she's gone through. rosemary's doctor matthewjohnson understands the continuing traumas once wounds heal. their whole lives get changed and that doesn't even include the psychological injuries that they sustain. for years. i mean, it can affect your whole way of life. you can't work the normal job you used to work. if you don't have disability insurance, then, i mean, you could end up on the streets. but elsewhere, life is serene. the hotel the killer fired from bears no trace of carnage, and the business of selling guns is undimmed. the murderer passed background checks, using an arsenal of more than 20 high—calibre weapons because he could. i arrived in las vegas the day after the shooting to report on the tragedy last year, and many of the billboards here on the main strip were carrying words of condolence. by the time i left, 48 hours later, those words had disappeared and it was back to selling as usual. you're looking at live pictures there, broward county, f

. >> thank you, rosemary. >>> as you heard from rosemary, we have high risks of fire with the dry conditions here. we have more with melissa. >> reporter: yes. firefighters are keeping a close eye on the east bay hills and also the north bay mountains. the city of berkeley posted a tweed tweet yesterday asking people to avoid parking in the hills. it is dry, warm and there are strong gusty winds. fire officials are asking people to limit outdoor activities that spark a fire. i talked to the alameda county fire department early this morning. they have a strike team staged in pleasanton. this warning goes into effect through monday morning. live in pleasanton, alyssa harrington, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the most destructive wildfire in northern california history, the tubs fire, is marking its first anniversary. the investigation into the fire continues. continues. . >>> one person is hospitalized after a house fire in antioch. fire officials were called to a car fire in the neighborhood early in the morning. >> a vehicle hit the palm tree, caught the palm tree and vehicle on fire, extended to veg

love to have rosemary hanging out with you. >> i enjoy being with you too. we have cooler air for the bay area on tuesday. cooler temperatures and we're back in the 60s for the coast with clouds expected as well. 56 in san francisco, oakland low 50s in livermore and upper 50s san jose. the winds are not as strong as they were the day before. without the winds, temperatures have dropped down dramatically, 13 in novato owe and fairfield, 11, anywhere from 2, 4 -- 6, 4, and the low clouds will make a comeback. we're seeing fog already. we'll be banged up along the coastline, and the onshore breeze is moving back in. and temperatures will be coming down. here's a look at the futurecast model. lunch time, still clear and partly cloudy skies but by the afternoon, close to the dinnertime hour, mostly cloudy skies and temperatures look like this. 66 degrees, the afternoon high in san francisco, and 74 in hayward and the inner east bay, 70s and antioch, 70s, and we'll warm up as we get into the weekend. more on this coming up in a little bit. 6:01, good morning sal.

lets check in with rosemary, when will they get relief with cold wind. it takes an hour or two before our temperatures gun to rebound. we're looking at, you know 9:00 or so, before it feels comfortable, upper 40s to low 50s in that area this morning. upper 40s and 50s in the valley locations, east bay and the north bay, 50 degrees, we have upper 50s in san francisco, and upper 40s in liver poor and san jose at 53. no fog here, we are dealing with some along our valley floor until the north bay, santa rosa and napa airports, both reporting visibility down at times, from a quarter to a half mile. be careful out there, we have patchy, dense fog in our north bay valleys, along the coastline perhaps. partly to mostly cloudy skies in the coastline along the bay. we're reporting quarter mile visibility. you can see the dark stretch of gray, as would he head to american canyon. petaluma and novato and san jose, we'll continue to track at that for you, we'll track it for the forecast this afternoon, the clouds peel back, we'll be partly sunny and partly cloudy al

. >> and i'm rosemary church here at cnn center where we are also following a defiant president trump who says both russia and china have been involved in election meddling. that and more coming up. you're watching cnn newsroom. >> there is no let up in the international pressure on saudi arabia over the disappearance of a prominent saudi journalist. saudi arabia's king spoke with turkey's president by phone sunday about jamal khashoggi. the two reportedly agreed to create a working group to investigate the case. now, khashoggi has been missing nearly two weeks. he hasn't been seen since he entered the saudi consulate in

i said, there's 58 that were killed, rosemary. >> reporter: her doctor said rosemary could have been 59. >> remarkably, miraculously, she's made it through to this far. >> reporter: it took 12 major surgeries to repair the damage from the bullet that tore through her liver, spleen, and stomach. just last week rosemary was wheeled out of the hospital, one of the final survivors released. near their home, a constant reminder, a mural honoring the 58 who died. >> i call it the wall of hearts, and i drive by there almost n it.me b and i'm grateful that >> every time. >> reporter: how do you stay so strong? >> i don't know. i get my inspiration from rosemary, you know? she's my rock. >> reporter: as one family heels, so, too, does an entire city. jaime yuccas, cbs news, las vegas. >> that is the overnight news for this tuesday. for some of you the news continues. for others, check back later for the morning news and "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm jeff glor. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> welcome to the overnight news. i'm tanya rave

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rosemary has the forecast next. >>> welcome back, they're showing a new look for the game. the sharks will wear their new jersey, fans got a sneak peek last month. it is a black on black color scheme. it's a digitized sj circuit pattern. they drop the puck at 7:30. >>> the boston red sox are trying to punch their tickets to be the world series today as they play the houston astros. e houston astros. >> he leaps and it's out. >> they played last night and the big play might have been that almost home run in the first inning, and the fans interfered. so, it was ruled an out. the game would go back and forth until the red sox took the lead for good. they'll go to the world series if they can win game 5 this afternoon in houston. >>> the milwaukee brewers will have to win the next two games at home if they're going to punch their ticket to the fall classic. >> a big strike out for kershaw with a 90 miles per hour curve ball. >>> and they're leading the game in game 5. he struck out 9 on his way to a 5-2 win, at dodger stadium. game 6 is tomorrow in milwaukee. >>> preparations a

meet rosemary, a survivor of the worst mass shooting in american history. for close to a year, her home has been this hospital room, because of a gun man's bullet. >> there is times i thought i don't have the strength, because sometimes i felt so weak, and my husband, he is the one who gave me the strength to get through, because there is so many nights and days i didn't know. i just didn't feel good. clive: it was a present from her daughters, an evening at a country music festival. gunshots. panic. a man high up in a hotel nearby firing round after round. he kills 58, but for every minute he is firing, he injures 40 more. 10 minutes pass before he stops. the dead are buried and mou rned, yet the injured carry a special burden, as do those they love, like rosemary's husband, steve. >> it's been hard. she's cried, i've cried. statching the pain that she suffered. most people don't know what she has gone through. >> i need to remove the small piece of her intestine. clive:s rosemary'ctor understands the continuing traumas once wounds heal. >> their whole liv

when you stop and think, rosemary woods his secretary never knew about the tapes. henry kissinger never knew about the cases. >> i called bradley at home at 9:00 on a saturday night and said nixon taped himself. what should we do? and ben said i wouldn't bust one on it, and it's kind of a b-plus story. okay, the boss says b-plus. i won't work on it. i took sunday off, and monday they called butterfield, and i remember ben came by and knocked on my desk and said, okay, it's better than a b-plus. >> from that point on, of course, it's a fight for the tapes because they answer the questions. am i telling the truth? is the president telling the truth? and what else happened? the prosecutors immediately subpoena the tapes. the senate subpoenas them, so nixon is early advised to destroy the tapes. today is the day you're going to get motivated... get stronger... get closer. start listening today to the world's largest selection of audiobooks on audible. and now, get more. for just $14.95 a month, you'll get a credit a month good for any audiobook, plus two audible origin

chelsea, rosemary, and so many others are paying the price for this country's love affair with the gun. clive myrie, bbc news, las vegas. laura: so ma shattered lives. two scientists who pioneered a breakthrough in the treatment n cancer have is year's nobel prize for medicine. they showed how the immune system can be turned against cancer cells. fergus walsh has more. ingus: for tasuku honjo too, it was late afternoon when celebrities began, but for james allison in texas, the time difference meant an early start. >> pretty soon i started getting calls from other people, and a bunch of people came to my room, to the door, beating on the door , 6:00 in the morning with wechampagne. ad a little party this morning. professorswo discovered how to take a break soft immune system to fight -- f the immune system to fight cancer. our immune cells are there to destroy foreign invaike viruses, but cancer cells haveays of hiding. the scientists discovered that some tumors have a handshake. this led to drugs that block the handshake and enable them in cells to kl the cancer. immunotherapy has rev

rosemarie's doctor matthewjohnson understands the continuing traumas.and that doesn't even include the psychological injuries that they sustain. and, i mean, it can affect your whole way of life. you can't work the normaljob that you used to work. if you don't have disability insurance, then, i mean, you could end up on the streets. i arrived in las vegas the day after the shooting to report on the tragedy last year, and many of the billboards here on the main strip were carrying words of condolence. by the time i left, 48 hours later, those words had disappeared and it was back to selling as usual. you're looking at live pictures there of broward county, florida, where there is an active shooter... people die, and america moves on. but some can't do that. i used to watch these shootings on tv, before it happened to me. it is another level to have gone through one, and then to have it happen, it's like a punch in the soul. with every mass shooting, lisa revisits that night in vegas. it knocks you back again, and you can feel it, you can see it, smell it

it is saturday, of course get you over to rosemary orozco this morning.want the blue angels to take to the skies. >>> yes. we have a partly cloudy sky to francisco. looking from san francisco to the bay, low 60s for the areas in san francisco. a cool one in santa rosa, 51, oakland 56, low 50s livermore and san jose, 55. this is a look at the 24 hour temperature change. we're in a few degrees in most areas. 11 degrees warmer than yesterday. so you'll notice if you were out yesterday morning and this morning, different changes going on. and in the afternoon, we'll be warmer and going to be drier. and we're also going to see wind as we move through the week as well this is a look at storm tracker 2 it has to do with a system that is moving through the pacific northwest and it will drop on the backside of california. and that will increase the wind as high pressure tries to tree strengthen. west partly cloudy skies and a little fog along the coastline. and to the second part of the morning and afternoon, we turn mostly sunny. and the temperatures will be comi

rosemary?e are waking up with clear skies around the bay, and inland at the coast, the clouds are back and that will lead to a bit of a cooldown for the coast. for the rest of us, very similar weather after what we experienced on friday. hopefully that was enjoyable for you. it is a cool certain santa rosa, 45 degrees this morning. san francisco is 54, oakland 53, and livermore at 51, san jose at 56. cloud cover developed, over the morning hours, we have a little bit of gray -- san francisco, just inside the day, ocean beach past half moon bay into areas over santa cruz -- it looks partly cloudy for you there. you are likely to be into 70s for the afternoon, meanwhile and pacifica we will have 65 degrees for the high, 72 and downtown san francisco, but on the west edges san francisco, it could remain partly cloudy for today, we will be and the 60s. along the peninsula, -- the south bay is 80 degrees. some of our warmer locations -- 83 degrees expected and napa, along the east bay shore. tempera

rosemary we are admiring that beautiful backdrop. >> take a look at this. mostly blue skies and it is a nice one out there this afternoon. a little breezy for some. and i'm sure like the rest everybody in and out of those clouds today. all this associated with a storm that is moving through the pacific northwest. right now we do have san francisco at 65 degrees. low 70s in santa rosa. livermore at 72 and san jose checking in at 70 degrees. as we go into the evening hours we will be partly cloudy, mostly clear, 24 hour temperature change, some areas a tad warmer. san jose down by 3 degrees from yesterday afternoon. here is the view of the system that is bringing a little bit of rain and snow to areas of washington, oregon, clipping northern california. we are on the tail end only getting a little bit of cloud cover out there and that will continue as we get into the evening hours, the possibility of those mid and high level clouds, hopefully providing us with a beautiful sunset. once the system moves through, we are going to have the winds pick up and with t

rosemary. >> thank you very much. >>> the winds are light. i'm seeing wind at 5-10 miles per hour in the pittsburg area this morning t temperatures are not too bad, we're dealing with a little bit of fog. more on that in a just a moment. sfo we have visibility, and 54 in oakland, and low 50s in livermore and san jose and the north bay of santa rosa. low clouds and fog in many communities, this is where we're seeing thick road, in santa rosa, visibility is at half mile and napa airport, a quarter mile. a little patchy fog this morning, please take note if you're going to be out and about especially in the valley locations early on. as far as the forecast for the low clouds, here's a look at 9:00, still some along the east bay shore and the coastline and the north bay. as we get into the afternoon, we'll be partly sunny and partly cloudy at the coast and clear for rest. afternoon highs looking good. upper 50s in san francisco, mid- 70s in oakland and mid-70s over livermore. i'll have the weekend outlook in just a little bit. >>> the general con

it's 4:32, lets did to the weather with rosemary. >>> thank you so much. good morning to you, we're looking at a nice day, dry warm weather will continue into the bay area weekend and beyond. santa rosa 50 degrees, we're checking in at 57, and upper 40s to start your weather in san jose, in the 50s, patchy fog reported in areas along the north bay valley floor. visibility looking good in napa valley, the fog dropped down to a quarter of a mile. we'll continue to watch it this morning. and fog is out there, be prepared. as we get into the afternoon, temperatures will be very similar to yesterday, it will be between 50 and 60s degrees depending be your location, and low 60s for your lunch hour along the coastline p mid-70s inland and for the afternoon we'll go 56 pacifica and 66 in hayward and low 80s expected in livermore. temperatures will trend slightly as we get into the bay area weekend and i'll look at the extended forecast coming up. >>> in a couple of hours from right now, secretary of state mike pompeo is due to meet with president trump at the whit

. >>> rosemary is tracking the most recent store.ounds similar to what we saw with florence. >> yes. as you mentioned, it is going to come right over the carolinas and expected to make -- to come ashore on the florida panhandle tomorrow. a look as it swept across cuba in the last 24 hours, bringing up the flooding and the high winds and the storm surge. it could be life-threatening for florida as it moves ashore tomorrow morning and tomorrow afternoon. the winds are out about 100 miles per hour moving northwest at 12. it is at the gulf of mexico. a look at the path, going to be a category two today. by early tomorrow morning, expected to strengthen to a category 3 before it moves ashore. the winds are anywhere from 115 to 120. you can see along the panhandle is where it is expected to make landfall. it will move inland, deteriorate, as it moves through the carolinas. it looks like it is going to exit closer to virginia and back out to the atlantic. yeah. again, we have got flooding concerns, dangerous winds and the storm surge that w

these are live pictures from rosemary beach. so many of you have a connection to 30 a.you have a home or a get-away or like the beach, if you're from the southeastern united states and you go to 30 a area, this is it. this is rosemary beach. along here, we have seaside and sea grove and sea grove place. you get to rosemary beach. let's watch. >> you can see an awning. it's blocking the street. we're going -- there's a turn around here. we're going to turn around. try to pull in to show you that. get a better idea what that was. there's power lines down here. you can see briefly there. here's the damage that i was talking about. not sure what this was. it was something that was -- an awning of some sort. i don't want to move the camera much. once we stop -- back up a little bit. >> looks like another awning over gas pumps almost. >> as adam gets situated there, just looking at the streets, you can see the wind picking up because the rain is being pushed along on the roads there. he's getting closer to where michael made landfall. the conditions will pick up -- >> shepard

rosemary? >> we're looking at cooler weather as we roll through the bay area. >>> tuesday and wednesday we'll warm it up over the weekend. we're looking at clear skies outside of the door, we still have the northeast flow, the higher elevations and as we get into the second part of the day, we're expected to see a bit of a turn-around and the onshore breeze will be back. calm conditions at the surface, we have calm conditions, and light breeze in san jose, coming from the south at 7 and sfo with a westerly wind at 6. here's the winds as we got to the second second part of the afternoon. the arrows start in the northwest, as we get to the second part of the day, the onshore air will cool us down. it will return to the coast as we get into the afternoon as well. 56 degrees in san francisco right now. upper 50s in oakland and 56 outside of your door, walnut creek, temperatures are several degrees cooler this morning, in many spots due to the lighter conditions and lighter winds, here's a look at t

meteorologist rosemary barroso has another look at your bay area forecast. four years ago, we rejected marshall tuck and his billionaire backers for superintendent of public instruction. but they're back. the corporate billionaires and their handpicked candidate, former wall street banker marshall tuck. tuck's billionaires have spent over $25 million distorting tony thurmond's outstanding record on education. all because they know tuck shares their agenda: diverting funds from our public schools into their corporate charter schools. the same agenda as trump and betsy devos. protect our public schools. say no, again, to marshall tuck. >>> welcome back. the boston red sox are you world series champions. >> here comes a 1-2 pitch. they win the world series right here tonight. >> manny machado with a strike out there and the red sox beat the dodgers 5-1 to win the series 4-1 and the fourth series title in the last 15 seasons for the red sox. there was a huge celebration as thousands of people celebrated the big win and fans were cheering for another title. >>> a

. >>> rosemary will be with us to look at the bay area forecast. and we talked to election officials to see if they're seeing an increase in voters. snacking can mean that pieces get stuck under mike's denture. but super poligrip gives him a tight seal. to help block out food particles. so he can enjoy the game. super poligrip. >>> the two candidates for california governor are appearing at the same event in san francisco today. >> gavin newsom and john cox appeared today at the same event. allie rasmus has the story. >> reporter: that breakfast and benefit was a fundraiser for the willie brown institute. it's a nonpartisan institute. they give fellowships and internships and scholarships to political students. there were 3,000 people and they didn't appear on stage together. it wasn't and debate. it didn't stop them from making political jabs at their commute. >> my opponent is a walking, talking specialist. >> he didn't mention his opponent by name during his speech. he focused on criticizing california as a whole, under gavin newsom's leadership

. >>> lets to go it rosemary for weather? >> we have another day out there with patchy fog, we'll continue with the patchy, dense fog possibility over portions of the north bay as well as our coastline rolling through your morning hours and as we got into the afternoon, we'll be partly cloudy at the coast, mostly sunny elsewhere, temperatures will be similar today as yesterday. as we did through the extended forecast, not much rain expected in the next several days, in fact, i'll take you all of the way out to next tuesday and wednesday much here's a look at what we expect as we get through thursday, friday, your weekend. we're now into monday and tuesday, finally tuesday afternoon, some signs here that we may have a system rolling through the pacifica northwest, how -- pacific northwest, how far it will come, we have to see. wednesday, it looks like a better chance. those two days will be our next chance at getting rain. we're still more than a week out or so. we'll ten to watch that. meanwhile, temperatures right now, 55 de

i have a look at that for you and the extended forecast coming up. >>> rosemary, thank you.e are staying on top of news out of san jose. highway 101 is shut down. this is not the scene but the salesforce transit center and fremont street is reopen. back to the developing news in the south bay. 101 shut down in the area broke palm road. this happened after a pickup truck slammed into a caltrans truck on southbound 101 and the caltrans truck was trailing a highway sweeper. the driver of the white truck that hit the caltrans truck died in the accident. take a look now at the resulting back up. 101 southbound is closed north of broke all road and traffic is being diverted instead to southbound 87. we talked with the chp half- hour ago ago and they could not give us an estimate as to 101 southbound and when it reopens. the investigation is just beginning. we will let you know through "ktvu"'s facebook and twitter accounts as soon as 101 reopens. >> more trouble in the east bay where a utility trailer became detached from a pickup truck on 880 northbound at the seventh street off