they have to suck it out of the river and sacramento. then it does go into the normal reservoirs that are used by the system. then it goes to the treatment plans, like the ones behind me, and out to houses. give it a couple of days. they think it will be may be the end of the week or so when it starts to land in your home, and whether or not we received those efforts to medicate the change in taste and smell and if they worked. >>> right now, the city of pleasanton is gearing up to declare a stage two water shortage, and less than 1 hour. the city council will be meeting to vote on a measure that could require customers to cut their water usage by at least 15%. several bay area cities are imposing water restrictions right now. we are posting the updates as we get them on kpix.com. >>> a 3-year-old boy recovering after being shot while riding in the backseat of a car driving along 580 in oakland. the east bay times said it happened just after 10:30 last night near the fontaine avenue overpass. the paper says someone in another car shot th

well the national trans visibility march brings events to sacramento this weekend. coming up the city works to spread a message of acceptance. adam barrier, whether we are in the clear for tonight, fog, free conditions and temperatures trending up a little bit. your sunday forecast, but fire danger will soon be on the increase will have more on that with your full update in a little bit. and a sacramento auction house brings in millions for items on ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ can you see my wall of smiles? when i first started using genesys technology i was kind of embarrased at all the love and attention i got from my customers. people are so moved by how much i understand about them. they start including me in their lives. that's helen and her friends. i arranged a wellness retreat for them. look at those ladies. such wisdom. mmm. but it's really genesys that helps me understand people and what they truly need. i'm just glad i can help. today for the national transgender visibility march, sacramento was one of the host cities for this year's e

red flag warning for the areas in red, solano as well as the sacramento valley. that's because of the offshore winds and low relative humidity values down to 10 to 20%. we are looking at the offshore winds developing for us. we did have the weak cold front that passed yesterday and dropped temperatures down and now we are looking at offshore winds with northerly winds especially for north bay mountains, east bay hills, higher elevations and for solano county. after the higher humidity values yesterday, we are looking at relative humidity values dropping down to the teens, so very dry air. you see as we go through our day on futurecast plenty sunshine today. our sunrise is 7:17 and sun set at 6:33. daytime highs looking at temperatures warmer compared to yesterday. 70 in san mateo, 72 for red wood city for the peninsula, 73 san jose this afternoon. inland east bay, mid to upper 70s for the tri valley, 67 in san francisco, 70 oakland and san leandro, north bay, mid to upper 70s to low 80s, 80 for napa and 79 for ukiah. we are looking at those temperatures on the ri

and we went on to work on so many pieces of legislation together and even when he left to go to sacramento would still reach out to partner on important issues impacting the city. he is one of the hardest working legislators i know and what's so interesting as an attorney, it's always from a lens, a legal lens of trying to get to the point to really make sure that the policy is effective. and i think based on what our city attorney dennis herrera has already said about his work, his consistency, his involvement in important issues and protecting the public's best interest regardless of who the fight is against, he will continue with that same drive, that same commitment, that same spirit of love for the people of san francisco. ladies and gentlemen, i introduce you the next city attorney for the city and county of san francisco david chiu. congratulations. [ applause ] >> good morning. i am so humbled and grateful for this appointment. and let me start first by thanking mayor breed not just for this opportunity to serve, but for her tremendous leadership during these incredibly difficult t

north bay mountains, east bay hills, solano county and sacramento valley under that red flag warning today because of the strong offshore winds, low relative humidity values down to 10 to 20%. that includes fairfield, vallejo. with the offshore winds we are looking at temperatures warmer compared to yesterday but still in spots be low average for this time of year. we are going to see plenty sunshine, 70 oakland, 73 san jose, topping out at 81 in concord this afternoon. we'll talk more about what you can expect with the winds as well as that warm up in just a few minutes. let's check with gianna for a look at traffic. >> injury crash has lanes shut down and it's causing brake lights. you've got a slow and go ride west as you work out of antioch near summers ville near the california avenue exit, definitely sluggish. you are seeing speeds dipping down to seven miles per hour. two lanes are shut down until further notice. it's still early so we are not seeing a lot of brake lights. keep that in mind if commuting out of antioch. travel time looks better once you pass all that. the rest

someone who was dedicated and worked hard to tackle many of the issues he now continues to tackle in sacramento. focuses on tenants' rights, focusing on employment rights, civil rights and discrimination, there is a number of things that david and i continue to work on time and time again because it centers around the best interest of the people of this city. we are here today at a location that david will talk about in just a little bit, but it's just one example of the work he did as an attorney to fight for those who are immigrants to san francisco to ensure that they have access to affordable housing just like anyone else and his work with the a.p.i. community and a number of other challenges that existed during this pandemic demonstrates his commitment to fairness. it demonstrates his commitment to san francisco and it's why i know he'll be an incredible city attorney. and before i bring up david to talk a little bit and answer questions, i first want to just say a few things about our city attorney. you know, we have been so fortunate in this city to have dennis herrera as our city attorn

the sacramento river is being used to help with the water shortage. how the district plans to manage the growing drought conc east ba happening water from the sacramento river because of a shortfall in its water supply. >> the company's total system shortage is at 57%. but with that come some challenges. for example, different water sources can mean a different taste. kron four's terisa stasio tells us how the district plans to manage all of that and the growing crisis and concerned with the drought. >> for the next several months. this plant, the freeport regional water facility near downtown sacramento will provide a lifeline for east bay residents this is our emergency kit that sandra polk spokesperson for east and she explains 2 decades ago investments were made to help fund the plant and now it is paying off as a district region and state face a serious drought for example, this is san pablo reservoir currently at only 57% capacity with the free port plan to come pumped 35,000 acre feet today and what it allows us to do is support our local econo

former california s e i u leader alma hernandez and her husband were booked into the sacramento, a sacramentoil today. both of them are accused of tax fraud and embezzlement. kron four's ashley zavala explains what's next for the couple. >> and so my within a matter of days i had none. this went from leading california's largest workers union to being booked into the sacramento county jail following an arraignment friday. the former executive director of california's service employees international union and her husband jose moscoso were taken into custody. adnan this and moscoso each face multiple felony charges including tax fraud, embezzlement and perjury. the state attorney general's office says an investigation found the couple underreported their income by more than one 0.4 million dollars over the span of 5 years in the criminal complaint filed earlier this week. investigators said adnan this also misused a political fundraising account to pay her husband for work. he did not do >> the couple's attorney, jeffrey tsai would not answer questions as he walked out of the courthouse friday

well that's a welcome boost to the sacramento economy. it's been such a tough 18 months for the hospitality industry and really everybody in sacramento, so to bring in an event of this size of this caliber that delivers so many people from outside the market spending money in our businesses is something that is sorely needed in sacramento right now. 25,000 people were expected tonight, then 40,000 each of the next three nights. this four night festival is expected to generate about $30 million in economic activity, such as all right. well the giants having a little fun today, while getting ready for the nlds tomorrow against the dodgers sports director market, vania subtext with that. at first take a look at this stunning view of marin county ktvu photojournalist bill ericsson, capturing the sun setting right behind mount tam. boy the bear off area offers some of the always beautiful sunsets. you're watching the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. we will be right back. can you see my wall of smiles? when i first started using genesys technology i w

more than 5 inches fell in sacramento on sunday, making it the wettest day in record.s fell in san francisco. that made it the fourth highest one-day total ever recorded. and they've been tracking weather since the gold rush days. still, there is one upside. california had a devastating fire season. the dixie fire north of sacramento, the second largest fire in state history, had been burning since mid-july, scorching nearly one million acres and destroying more than 1,300 structures. last night finally it was declared contained. now here is the reality check. that record-breaking storm was just a drop in the bucket in terms of ending california's record-breaking drought. we came here to folsom lake outside of sacramento to show you what we're talking about. look at the boat marina. it's so dry you can practically walk through it. as we fly through the reservoir now, it's less than half full. this place provides drinking water to people, water to farmers for crops. we asked and were told it was take seven more record-breaking storms just like the one we had yesterday,

and now they received tons of donations from the sacramento area.s consist of all types of items from shampoo to raise or to socks underwear and yes, even umbrellas. well, today's these items are being loaded into this 53 foot truck. items will be distributed to various military bases currently housing afghan refugees. now we spoke with an organizer just a few moments ago about why this event is so important today every donation goes a long way. i mean, every joc is or was one person, you know. >> i think of it in my family like i donated for a jacket with my whole family getting a job that, you know. so every donation made makes a big difference. i would encourage the community to come together top and this refugee resettlement because it's going to be longer. >> and taking a look at all these boxes there. nonstop going into this 53 foot truck. now second, all areas. but one of the largest resettlement areas for afghan refugees in the nation. but i'm told people here some of these organizers are from all over california, not just sacramento, they'r

congress member khanna represents the sacramento valley.and gas how they affect climate change. >> i don't think you purposely want to be out there spreading misinformation. you are funding the groups and they are having an impact. they are spending millions of dollars in congress that kills electric vehicles. billions of dollars against methane gas. you can do something here. you can tell them to knock it off for the sake of the planet. you could end of the lobbying. opportunity and look at api and say stop it? any of you? >> congress member khanna is referring to the petroleum institute, a lobbying group aired where do we go from here? >> he talked to kqed this weekend. he didn't feel like the executive quotes came clean. he asked for the pledge to make sure they distanced themselves from the group that was spreading misinformation on a link and mission for climate change. democrats furthering the investigation. they want to try to find the links between oil companies and third-party groups. it's a race against time. these are the kind of

. >>> now to our other breaking story near sacramento. at least four people seriously hurt when a small plane slammed into the front yard in the rural community in wilton. the initial impact sent up a plume of smoke that could be seen from sacramento, about 20 miles away. reporter steve large is at the scene. 4 it's not often you can get this close to a plane crash, and show the wreckage in the immediate aftermath. we are in sacramento county in a front yard, and what you are looking at right now is the wreckage of this plane. you can see it burst into flames and started a fire. there were four people on this plane and all, a man, a woman, and two teenagers. it sounds like a family. they were all able to get out of the plane. someone driving by stopped before firefighters are first fethe plane. e i asked her ho she said ur ere were out there. and the guy that was taken on life flight, i saw him army crawling out of the flames because his leg was broken. i stopped him and had him are all the way, and sprayed him with my fire extinguisher.

. >> vamos a otra pausa al regresar, sepa por quÉ atletas en sacramento tendrÁn que esperar hasta el ciudadanos y no ciudadanos les vamos a explicar. >> ademÁs miles de personas salen a protestar el mandato de vacunaciÓn, esto y mÁs a las 5 , acompÁÑenme. >> el triatlÓn que se llevarÍa a cabo el fin de semana en sacramento se cancelÓ debido a la tormenta que afectÓ el norte de california, ahora miles de atletas tendrÁn que esperar hasta el prÓximo aÑo para hacer esta competencia que implicaba correr nadar y montar bicicletas alrededor de 100 millas algunos iban en camino a sacramento cuando recibieron la notificaciÓn de la cancelaciÓn. >> en otros temas hoy se conmemoran 100 aÑos desde que estados unidos decidiÓ rendir tributo a los soldados que no pudieron regresar a sus casas luego de la guerra, se rindiÓ homenaje a la tumba del soldado desconocido en cementerio de virginia, que representa la memoria de los militares que durante conflictos armado su cuerpo no han podido ser identificados. >> tantos hÉroes anÓnimos que han luchado por este paÍs y la libertad de estados unidos. >> as

from san francisco to sacramento, evacuations under way for hundreds of homes in the mountains. an atmospheric river sparking a relentless deluge. authorities urging residents to stay off the roads. >> we've lived here 20 years. never seen it this high. >> reporter: concerns of life-threatening flash flooding across wildfire ravaged areas in california. this drone video showing a landslide in the area where the dixie fire ravaged over 950,000 acres. and tonight, a major severe weather threat unfolding in the heartlan hail pounding northern arkansas. storms targeting oklahoma to illinois. at least two reported tornadoes touching down. with the threat of more flooding and mudslides tonight, here in sacramento, we're facing the worst of the storm right now. with millions bracing for dangerous conditions through the night. linsey? >> will, thank you. >>> let's get right to rob marciano. time this all out for us, heading into monday. >> reporter: linsey, this is a large and powerful system that rapidly intensitied. the atmospheric river continues to pour in. heavy rain, more wind ton

next up sacramento kings in sacramento. see if they can get to 3-0 and down the road maybe make some history. it looks like golden state is a good team this year. >> 45 points, he is just getting started. [ laughter ] >> charlie, thank you. >> just heating up. >> we will check back with you in a few minutes. >>> the bay area taking a stand against hate. coming up, the show of solidarity in have been the victims of for t sexual assault. >>> and crews have fully contained the caldor fire. now residents are bracing for another potential disaster ever wonder how san francisco became the greenest big city in america? just ask the employee owners of recology. we built the recycling system from the ground up, helping san francisco become the first city in the country to have a universal recycling and composting program for residents and businesses. but it all starts with you. let's keep making a differene together. >>> tonight, kpix5 betty yu is speaking out following an online racist attack on her. that is making headlines across

especially watching solano county in the sacramento valley. more on this, coming up in a few minutes. back to you. >>> -- at the live news desk in the state of california, now jumping into an historic lawsuit against companies that make kits where you can assemble ghost guns at home. taking a live look at severance is the where the da's office originally filed a lawsuit in august. and now, the state is beefing it up. accusing three companies of selling illegal prepackaged kits, allowing people to make a firearm at home. these rial numbers, making them a trackable. in joining the lawsuit, the state's attorney general says the defendants are violating the federal gun control act. and to state measures. the assembly of firearms law and unsafe handgun act, by not meeting the basic safety requirements. >> allowing anyone from terrorists to human traffickers to bypass california's nation leading gun laws, including registration and background checks, and within minutes have an instrument of death in their hands. >> according to the san francisco pol

stop was at the congregation israel in sacramento.ynagogue was the center of an arson attack in 1999 not just when there is a hate crime but really to work together in prevention of hate crimes, as was said this morning. >> once the crime occurs. we've already failed. the roundtable comes as california sees an increase in hate crime statewide the attorney general's office noting last year. the state saw a 31% increase plans to do 13 total round tables across the state to gather up information and ideas to prevent hate crimes. he said in the 3 round tables he's done so far community leaders have suggested a trusted process for people to report hate crimes and of also emphasized need for more education on these issues in schools. we're making progress. >> that. but the challenges still in sacramento. ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> next. today to new claims emerging about the los gatos mother accused of throwing alcohol fueled wild parties for teenagers. but police say cameras outside her home captured. >> also trouble after takeoff. we a

what are the obstacles. >> the obstacles are lobbying in sacramento.they are a very powerful force. they're often joined by the building trade union. one of the most powerful unions in the state. it's a combination tough to overcome. they've shot down legislation in the past. as for this, some of the environmental activists are upset that it only pertains to new drilling sites down the road. it doesn't affect existing ones. i was surprised 2 million californians live within those bufferrer zones. much of it is in southern california oil country in california. i don't know about oil. you would think given the green power we have in california, that more of this stuff will be passed. but the industry forces are very strong. >> governor newsom did veto some bill this is year. some were sort of surprising one against farm workers voting by mail. another one that you mentioned in your column this week that advocates say would help homeless people get mental care. and in your column you mentioned that the governor's veto has a lot of power here in california

and the strong winds a big factor as crews battle grass fires in sacramento county. crews are attacking the fast- moving fire from the ground and the air. that fire burned about five acres. also this evening, crews to the north are busy battling a vegetation fire in tehama county near chico. cal fire says that the view fire has burned more than 1500 acres so far. and the miners fire located near highway number 9 in novato county. evacuation warnings have now been lifted. so a little bit of good news. there but we'll continue to keep an eye on the progress of these flyersout the evening. back to you. >>> looking at the dry conditions across the bay area. what fire crews are most worried about, the dry hills make for those perfect fuel conditions and the fast-moving fires. a live look now from fremont. this is the mission peak trail head. you see the tree moving in the wind there. anyone using parks and open space being asked to be extra careful because of these current conditions. >> and dan has more on our red flag warning you've been talking about the last couple of

next up sacramento kings in sacramento. we will see if they can get to 3-0 and down the road maybe make some history. it looks like golden state is a good team this year. >> 45 points, he is just getting started. [ laughter ] >> charlie, thank you. >> just heating up. >> we will check back with you in a few minutes. >>> the bay area taking a stand against hate. coming up, the show of solidarity in response to racist comments aimed at kpix5 reporter betty yu. >>> and for the first time lyft reveals how many riders and drivers have been the victims of sexual assault. >>> and crews have fully contained the caldor fire. now residents are bracing for another potential disaster want more from your vitamins? at nature's bounty, we give you more. with the only vitamin c that lasts 24 hours. more restful sleep. with the first-ever triple action sleep supplement. we put more of our brains into helping your heart. we give you more wellness solutions backed by rigorous science than we ever have before. nature's bounty gives you more, s

3rd the rest of the delegation is slated to be there from october 31st through november 12th in sacramento. ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> eviction is banned in san francisco through the end of the year. the city's board of supervisors voted unanimously yesterday to extend eviction protections. this comes after statewide eviction protections expired. little earlier this year, senator dianne feinstein pushing to get more than 18 million dollars in direct funding for bay area projects

3rd the rest of the delegation is slated to be there from october 31st through november 12th in sacramento. ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> santa cruz county officials are beginning a 10 day described burnett wilder ranch, state park. the burn program begins today. >> and will continue through november. 5th. the 600 acres. officials plan to burn will manage. they say the education, reduce fire fuel and improve wildlife habitats. some trails are going to be

3rd the rest of the delegation is slated to be there from october 31st through november 12th in sacramento. ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> a live look outside as we check our 4 zone forecast. this is from our camera atop mount tam up, highest looking out over the bay a little hazy. but still a beautiful shot that ridge line on mount and the pious was brown just a couple weeks ago. look at that was just the it really hasn't missed a greens up so yeah, great news. i mean, really fire season coming to an end with all that at the grain

now that the houston astros manager, 72 years old, he has been a sacramento staple for decades. >> we are trying to raise money to save sports in high schools. >> reporter: for good causes. taking telephone calls. and saving the kings. >> fastball is a hydride to deep left center field. >> reporter: he was in the shadow of hank aaron when he broke babe ruth's home run record, it was gusty baker waiting for him in the on deck circle. >> being a sacramento guy with a great baseball tradition, we are rooting for him. >> reporter: his alma mater is watching his work closely. playing their fall ball games on a field where his name was engraved long ago. the letters wearing down way more than the man. >> he is deeply rooted in sacramento sports. >> reporter: besides baseball, he is a businessman, winemaking, his teammate at baker family winds says, when the astros called, he saw baker beaming. >> every time somebody knocked on the door, there was more spring in his step. here i go, i'm going to do this. >> reporter: this bestseller is a tribute to hank aaron, so popular there are no more bo

. >>> este llegó con fuertes lluvias e inundaciones al este de sacramento provocando apagones, árbolesrea después de estar 212 días sin lluvias. sacramento tiene un nuevo récord para el mes de octubre y el domingo fue día tras haber caído con 5 pulgadas en 24 horas >>> también siegan las advertencias, hay otras recomendaciones >>> las autoridades monitorean la zona de deslaves. >>> en méxico lidian con condiciones adversas, la tormenta tropo cal toco tierra como huracán, mientras sigue recorriendo este país, >>> techos colapsados y caminos destruidos, fueron los daÑos que ocasionaron en la costa grande de guerrero. a las 5 de la maÑana, el huracán tocó tierra en el municipio de la unión de categoría 2, y en toda la entidad al igual que en las costas de michoacán sus efectos se sintieron. en las poblaciones cercanas, el agua inundó las calles. la fuerza del meteorólogo se dio con los árboles y arranco algunos de ellos y balanceo las embarcaciones pero al final fue únicamente provocó destrucción materiales y menores. >>> en michoacán el escenario es similar, nada de que pueda repararse,

now kelly is facing another battle with sacramento. brian: and the bottom line is this: "do you have key benefits by getting this done here?" we do. and i'll tell you this, the other thing i don't wanna do: nobody wants to leave it partially constructed in the valley. and so it's we finish that work and it's constructed. the question at some point has to be, "now that you've done that, what do you have?" and i wanna have electrified high-speed rail. stephen: the impasse with state lawmakers is just the latest setback for a project that's had a year of challenges. the covid-19 pandemic slowed the pace of construction as more than 300 workers were forced to quarantine, and in may, c.o.o. joe hedges suddenly resigned after three years on the job, a move that came with few details released to the public. brian: well, look, i'm not gonna comment much on a personnel matter, but i'll just say joe hedges, our c.o., did a lot of work here to help us advance in this project. stephen: as the agency searches for hedge's replacement, kelly believes

we came to fullsum lake outside sacramento to show you what we're talking about.arina is so dry you could hardly walk through it. as we fly through the reservoir, it's half full. we were asked and told it would take water from seven more record breaking storms like the one we had yesterday, seven more, in order to get a place like folsom lake even close to normal. norah. >> o'donnell: that really puts it into perspective. cbs's david begnaud, thank you. let's get the forecast now from cbs's lonnie quinn. good evening, lonnie. >> reporter: good evening, norah. the pictures david just showed us is something else. that storm finishes up with southern california tonight. then it's going to be moving over the rockies in the overnight hours and tomorrow bringing severe weather to the plains and gulf coast. strong straight line winds associated with it, maybe 60 miles per hour, but not all just straight line winds. a bit of rotation is detected, a upon of tornadoes from the gulf of mexico to the plains. could be an eventful tuesday for that portion to have the country, n

and that's what the common response ought to be having the most. >> in sacramento.zavala kron 4 with that. we say hello back in the bay area live look here at san francisco's embarcadero and a picture perfect day. yeah. by and large, the skies are pretty clear. we're great for that chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. it was nice to get that onshore. breeze say we really cool things down helped throughout the atmosphere yesterday. we had some lingering smoke from some of the fires in california. now you get that seabreeze mixed in clearing out your skies. got some fog, though center tower see a lot fog down below up above. we've got some mid to high level clouds kind of cruising on through. >> as well. more than on the way air quality. looking good. we're all in the green all across the entire bay area. leo, as you make your way into the central valley. but that's about it. as we've seen that nice fresh ocean, air. the un were way on shore. we do have a cold front up northwest. it is bringing some rain they're just beginning to clip northern california crescent city

it's mainly for solano county as the winds come through the sacramento valley and the delta and the north bay mountains as well. a lot of us in the valleys and near the coast won't feel these high winds, but we could see how those winds pick up as they come in from the north and move in through parts of the north bay as well as over toward solano county late morning and afternoon. we are going to see another round of high winds and fire danger and our temperatures will be coming up a few more degrees. i'm tracking that. we'll talk more about what's ahead in the full forecast. >>> people in the north bay may be waking up this morning without power as the result of pg & e's latest shutoff including 5,000 customers in napa, and solano counties. our nbc bay area app is free to download. you can get weather alerts sent straight to your phone. >>> a head coach of one of the bay area's top high school football teams has tested positive for covid as long as with at least one of his players. >> what happens if and when they play tomorrow? >> reporter: good morning. everyone is asymptomatic and del

stop was at the congregation israel in sacramento.of an arson attack in 1999 not just when there is a hate crime but really to work together in prevention of hate crimes, as was said this morning. >> once the crime occurs. we've already failed. the roundtable comes as california sees an increase in hate crime statewide the attorney general's office noting last year. the state saw a 31% increase plans to do 13 total round tables across the state to gather up information and ideas to prevent hate crimes. he said in the 3 round tables he's done so far community leaders have suggested a trusted process for people to report hate crimes. and also emphasized need for more education on these issues in schools. we're making progress. >> that but the challenges still stark. >> in sacramento. ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> and now we go to san francisco where car break-ins were caught on camera are also hearing now from a witness who tried to tell them to stop. this happened yesterday afternoon near pier, 19 on the embarcadero. here are some pict

and then if things are going to switch to a further inland and into the sacramento area.t's where we could see of those gusts get up to 35 miles per hour. so just keep that in mind. but future cast for showing us that it's going to be dry over the next couple of days with a little bit of a warm-up temperature wise through friday and into saturday. then big changes are in store as we get closer to next week. there is going to be a storm system coming to us on sunday. but it looks like all the wet weather is going to remain far north of us closer to the oregon border. it's going to miss the bay area. but then we're keeping an eye on another storm system that's going to be developing out of the pacific northwest pushing through possibly on wednesday. hump day, we could see some rain drops throughout % the bay area much needed rain we could have good totals as well and keep it tuned to kron. 4, though we'll of course bring the latest. i'll have more details on the temperatures of what you can expect into tomorrow. coming up a little bit later. justine, back to you. thank you

looking at that red flag warning that will be in effect for tomorrow for solano county and the sacramento valley. that's that red flag warning that will be watching for tomorrow. in the meantime for today, we are looking at more clouds in the sky. you can see that on the san francisco, mark hopkins hotel camera. it's not whipping at all this morning. a big difference as we look at calmer conditions for today. high definition doppler with that cold front. you can see just a few sprinkles out there across parts of the north bay. near hidden vallke and even by vacaville along 80. as we go ugh the y we are looking at 62 in san francisco, 65 in oakland. 67 in san jose and 68 for concord. today the coolest day of the week. let's get right to ann with the latest on that traffic alert. >>> little more information on this crash in the south bay this is near gilroy. the northbound lanes of highway 101. it was a big truck carrying grapes. 70,000 pounds of grapes that overturned. traffic stopped for at least a mile before the scene. we will watch that. taking a look at the bay bridge, not a lot of ca

this went from leading california's largest workers union to being booked into the sacramento county jail following an arraignment friday. the former executive director of california's service employees international union and her husband jose moscoso were taken into custody. adnan this and moscoso each face multiple felony charges including tax fraud, embezzlement and perjury. the state attorney general's office says an investigation found the couple underreported their income by more than one 0.4 million dollars over the span of 5 years in the criminal complaint filed earlier this week. investigators said adnan this also misused a political fundraising account to pay her husband for work. he did not do >> the couple's attorney, jeffrey tsai would not answer questions as he walked out of the courthouse friday as of late friday afternoon adnan this had been released from jail online records show her husband is ineligible for bail at none. this has resigned from her role as california. >> which represents more than 700,000 workers across the state. in a statement the unions council sa

today it looks like the red flag warning includes solano county as the winds rush through the sacramento valley and through the delta. may also include participates of the north bay hills. by late morning into the afternoon we're looking at wind speeds about 35 to 45 miles an hour. much of us in the valleys won't see those high winds. we're looking at light breezy conditions and temperatures coming up a few degrees. we're watching solano county and fairfield today because of the high winds and the low humidity. we'll talk about the weekend forecast coming up. >>> people in the north bay may be waking up this morning without power as a result of pooeg's latest power shutoffs. the utility scaled back the size of the shutdown. it now includes about 5,000 customers in napa, sonoma and solano counties. the shutoffs take effect sometime early this morning. we have more information on our nbc bay area app. it is free to download and you can get weather alerts sent straight to your phone. you can even customize it to your neighborhood. >>> the head coach of one of the bay area's top high school

, the fourth highest rain day since ever recorded >> the dixie fire north of sacramento had been burning since mid-july. scorching nearly 1 million acres and destroying nearly 13 million structures. last night, finally, it was declared contained. >>> president biden says he's hopeful congress will reach a deal this week on his build back better agenda after his administration proposed new taxes on billionaires and certain corporations to pay for it. senator joe manchin whose vote is critical seems to be on board. >> we are all working in good faith. i think we've got a good understanding of each other now better than we ever have. >> the president was in new jersey touting his proposal to address climate change and social programs. he heads to europe later this week to attend a global climate change conference. >>> new details are emerging about the assistant director on the shooting on the set of alec baldwin's new movie. learning dave halls was fired from a movie in 2019. halls let go after a gun unexpectedly discharged on the set. halls told investigators he did not know live rounds w

north towards sacramento, 160 will have paving work going on the next couple of weeks.here will be traffic control that will be a delay. i-5 is clear as an option. and then if you drive here, we typically have two in each direction. a crash is a disabled vehicle here in san josÉ. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay," a sign of the times. the new hopeful out look in the fight against covid and the trend some companies are starting to see when it comes to the workforce. >>> plus, apple revealing its next generation products. we will layout the changes empowering its latest devices. with less moderate-to-severe eczema why hide your skin if you can help heal your skin from within. with dupixent adults saw long-lasting, clearer skin and significantly less itch. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur including anaphylaxis, which is severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems, such as eye pain or vision changes, or a parasitic infection. if you take asthma medicines don't change or stop them without talking to your d

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um sacramento medallions. winds are gonna funnel right down right north of south right down the central valley. so the wind advisory goes into effect tonight, 11 o'clock for most of us. the red flag warning goes into effect tonight at late tonight and then into tomorrow, and that's going to impact the hills of the north and the east bay and. parts of the central valley in the east bay valleys right now the winds they're kind of showing up. they're going to be slow to get here. but right now it's 33 8 miles an hour on the top of mount diablo 15 amount, but saying alina. in which you'll notice is can't really tell from this, but these these ice attacks here the winds vectors they're not clocked around yet when they start clocking around like this, and you know the high is in that should happen after midnight. i want to show you the model. look at. the contours for where the wind is so you can see where it is now. most of that's in north northwest wind watch what happens after midnight right there, see that area

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specifically i am watching solano as well as the sacramento valley under the red flag warning, areas highlighted in red. fairfield, vallejo under that red flag warning today, north northeast winds gusting to 35 and low relative humidity values down to 10 to 20%. high fire danger specifically for those areas. we will warm things and see more sunshine today, 67 san francisco, 81 concord. we are cheering on our giants. first pitch is 6:07, plenty sunshine. we know our giants are going to beat l.a. it's going to be pretty crowded. >>> there will be a lot of people. everybody will be cheering on the giants. it will be a lot of fun. that means traffic will be a mess if you are headed to oracle park. give yourself extra time and expect busy conditions along 280 extension. they do closures on king street before and after the game. using public transit is probably your best bet, very easy to get to the ballpark on the ferry, takes you to oracle park. bart is a great option, embarcadero, montgomery. cal train at 4th and king. if you drive you can reserve parking in advance. i will be out there

this saturday more than 100 chinese american world war ii vets will be honored in sacramento.e joins us. you have been covering this story for the last several years now. this is part of your family. >>> you know how important this is to me. it's so special. chinese american world war ii veterans from bay area in sacramento will be receiving congressional gold medal, congress' highest honor of national appreciation. one of the veterans honored this weekend will be my grandfather. it was just three years ago, san francisco supervisors were pushing congress to officially honor and celebrate chinese american world war ii veterans as they called out congress, i had the ivilege of speaking to two heroes that day. both proud to be american. >> i am just as american as anybody else. just the color of the skin, but i am as patriotic as any american. >> if i had to do it again, i would do it again. >> during a time of extreme racism against chinese americans with exclusion act still in place, they felt it was their duty to fight for freedom. more than 20,000 chinese americans served ou

higher winds over parts of the sacramento valley and the delta as well as the upper elevations for the north bay. i'm watching all of that. we'll talk more about the fire danger coming up in a few minutes. >> higher winds not so much a factor across the bridges. reports of a disabled vehicle westbound, then someone hit that vehicle from what i understand. so there may be debris on westbound highway 4. do watch that if that is your longer drive. be prepared, you may have to slow a bit. chp shows a smooth drive outside of that. it's closer to 6:00 until they get there to clear that oil. >>> coming up, delivering help to small businesses. the new fund launched by door dash to assist restaurants. >>> and apple may be rolling out a major upgrade to its air pods. how the tech giant is hoping to add health benefits. a business owner must operate three restaurants or less and none of those locations may have generated more than $3 million in the last year. apple is exploring ways to make air pods into a health device, including as a hearing aid, reading body temperature and monitoring your pos