for many people, it's reminiscent of what we saw here in the bay area back when the san bruno pipelineloded. you see that massive orange flame it appears to be, you know, being fed by by natural gas. so again, i'm sure emergency crews are on the scene roping off the area, working to stop the flow of gas. we'll keep you updated and keep bringing you these live pictures here. a very dramatic scene. thankfully, at this point no word on any injuries, but again, it is so, so early on i came to bayview hunter's point, where there was only one pediatrician to serve more than 10,000 children. daniel lurie said, i'm going to help. we opened a clinic for our most vulnerable children. i have worked shoulder to shoulder with him as we have brought solutions where people thought the problem was unsolvable. daniel doesn't take excuses. he holds himself accountable. and i know that he can do it for the city of san francisco. bounced from one doctor to the next. did they even send my lab work...? wait, was i supposed to bring that? then there's the forms. the bills. the 'not a bills.' the.... ”press 4

mount tamalpais, los vaqueros, san bruno mountain, las trampas. , travis and san francisco between 27 and 30 9 to 43mph. travis has come down a little bit. oakland west at 13. concord was south to 21, so the wind forecast now, as long as it stays northwest, will be okay. if it turns a little northerly or northeast, then all bets are off on temps. but i'm easing into this so it'll be a little warmer today. 50s on most of the temps here. most there are a couple of 40s. menlo park, now 49 degrees. that's the system. see, it hasn't punched inland yet. it's still offshore from seattle. and portland. that's kind of the key. so it will be nice today. once it goes through, then the wind on the backside will turn northerly, which i think would be later tonight into thursday. then we'll see some warmer temps. any rain on the horizon? you're darn tootin it looks close on monday. it will be, no doubt about it. cooler and windy, but we'll see if there's enough moisture. we could mention some rain on monday. more likely a week from today. next wednesday looks a

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lafayette, san bruno or castro valley? san bruno has the most votes as of right now, but you can change those numbers by scanning the qr code on your screen or heading to ktvu.com/zip trips votes. cast your vote, and we'll see you at our next zip trip the city of saratoga installed eight new pickleball courts at a neighborhood park, a big hit with pickleball players in the area. the courts were meant to have limited hours. you saw the lock there on the gate, but some neighbors say people are showing up at the courts late at night or early in the morning to play. >> noise. you can hear it with all the windows shut in the home. this constant bombardment of this noise from the pickleball paddles. they'll come, you know, at 630 in the morning, and then they'll be there till midnight. >> the city hopes to avoid legal action by spending $100,000 on a soundproofing system, along with new magnetic locks. it says it will take eight weeks until installation can begin. >> our time is 724. members of the san francisco symphony chorus

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jail, i'm from san bruno little bit further.ore on under public comment. okay. and ion. so that's why we didn't comment on it so that's noted. so dan, next agenda item please. colleen line ic comment. at this time, the public is welcome to address the boar on items that do not appear on this afternoon's agenda, but areon of the sheriff's department oversight board. during public comment, ne nor any board members are required to respond to questions by public but may provide a brief response ifld like to make public comment, approach the podium when it is free. as a minutes to give public comment. thank you. good afternoon everyone. thank you so much. so my name is jennifer for san bruno park elementary school district. and this incident this is why i'm request to have this. so when i do, do know that there the investigations have not concluded yet. ind that. but when it is, i am requesting that th, i just want to share with you a little bit more information about what's going community. i do know that there is that there has bee

francisco ramirez broke into homes in south city, belmont, hillsborough, foster city, burlingame, san bruno, san mateo and unincorporated areas of san mateo county, stealing more than 100 guns and some 2 million dollars in property. the da's office says that residents were inside some of the homes when they broke in. raul is in jail and a multi million dollar bail. francisco is sentenced to 2 years in prison. >> the san francisco police department is proposing changes to its district boundaries. the changes affect 8 neighborhoods in the city, including the tenderloin. the mission and the castro kron four's. rob nesbitt reports on what led to the announcement from the city's police chief. the san francisco police department is proposing 15 changes to district station boundaries. >> the cause being a decrease in staffing changes in population in the impacts of criminal behavior. >> it's been 9 years since the last time san francisco police analyze district station boundaries on thursday. police chief bill scott released 15 propose changes. one key change includes moving the castro neighborhoo

. >>> well tomorrow will mark 14 years since a pipeline explosion killed eight people in san bruno. 38damaged. and the aftermath, the city received a $70 million settlement from pg&e. the city created the san bruno community foundation to manage the money and through years of community input and city council, voted to build a new recreation center and aquatic center. the new center will open this weekend. >> that is a great resiliency. and how we dealt with pg&e and all the other parties that were involved with that . and after a tragic event like that. >> the outdoor pools will now be open on weekends starting at 1:00 in the afternoon. the city says they may actually expand the hours eventually. >>> well in the south bay, first graders are rallying around their teachers. their teacher's home was but thed last week by a fire. and when officials red tagged the family home after the fire, burglars came in and took what was left. >> because we really love her. she's our first grade teacher as we want to raise a lot of money. and someone gave us $100. >> but they say nothing compares to th

francisco cruz, ramirez broke into homes and south city belmont, hillsborough, foster city, burlingame, san bruno, san mateo and unincorporated areas of san mateo county. they say his brother road crews. ramirez broke into 13 holt. so the da's office says some people are in their homes at the times of the break-ins. authorities say they stole more than 100 guns and stole 2 million dollars in property. crews are mayor is now behind bars on a million dollars bail mean his brother raul was sentenced to 2 years in prison. >> up to 80 bill is about to go up again this afternoon. the california public utilities commission approved another rate hike for the utility beginning next month. the average customer can expect to see their bill increase by about $6 per month pg. e says this is to help cover the cost to wildfire mitigation and recovery as well as the response to the historic storms that hit california at the end of 2022. but opponents of this rate hike say that pg e spent more money than they needed to. and well, $6 may not seem like a lot. they say when you add it to the other recent rate hikes

. >> joins us now from san bruno with detail. so what did they do that to charles? >> well, you know, the transbay tube is about 50 years old, but it's still moving thousands of people back and forth between oakland, san francisco, every day in 2017 bart began a seismic retro grade are seismic upgrade to the 2. and they have just now finished that work. on monday part announced that the transit agency has finished making safety improvements to the transbay tube. a steel lighting has been added to the inside of the tube and they've installed a more powerful water pumping system. >> the goal is to ensure that the 2 remains intact even during a once in 1000 years earthquake event, the retrofit of the tube is part of a 1.4 billion dollar effort to improve seismic safety throughout the entire bart system. with the retrofit of transbay tube. brings to a close bart's 2 decade long. >> earthquake safety program. not only did bart retrofit the transbay to we retrofitted over 74 miles of track. 34 stations and additional critical infrastructure. >> part also says the improveme

we're looking at numbers in the 60's and 70's 65 for san bruno and heading toward san carlos and 82 degrees. mountain view 7.80, degrees and the south bay, mainly in the 80's, a few 90's. ditto for the east bay, 83 for dublin. we're going to see maybe 100 in discovery bay, but most areas stay into the low to mid 90's or even cooler than that. 89 degrees for yacht bill 86 for santa rosa and petaluma 81 degrees. point raise, of course on the cool side. the next 7 days show that distinct cooling trend. what a difference this week into cooler. and then boy, next week we're seeing really chillier conditions. so that action continues beyond 7 days. actually, the forecast out to 10 days stays mainly around normal for us. we see the grand this map. that's normal. light blue little bit below normal. and i think a lot of people are smiling about now. by me. included are on kathleen. 2 teenagers have been arrested in connection with an attack on a student athlete dublin high school. >> police say that 2 former students at the school and 3 others went into a school locker room and jumped the victim. th

this past weekend, san bruno took a new step forward by opening a new community recreation and aquatic center built thanks to disaster settlement funds. >>>>there's a great resiliency in the way how community came about, right? and the way how we dealt with pg and e and all the other, parties that were involved with that incident. credits and kudos to the community for, you know sticking it together and coming out of it after a tragic event like that. >gianna>well, the outdoor pools are open on weekends, starting at one in the afternoon. the city says they may eventually expand the hours. miami dolphins wide receiver tyreek hill may be taking legal action after he was detained for a short time by police in miami gardens. you see, this video right here was taken by bystanders capturing hill, handcuffed and on the ground. this was just outside the stadium ahead of sunday's season opener game against the jacksonville jaguars. tyreke's agent said the player received a ticket for a moving violation, but no explanation for why he was handcuffed. the officer involved in the arrest has been pl

and san bruno. authorities say the burglaries happened just hours apart this month. both men that took him to jail on grand theft. a wrong-way driver is in jail for crashing head-on into another car on the bay bridge. the chp says the driver of a honda hit a tesla head on sunday morning. air treasure island. miraculously, that driver was taken to the hospital just as a precaution 100 driver was arrested for suspicion of driving under the influence. in san francisco, the warriors hosted a free basketball boot camp. the team's director of player development ran the session on saturday. people of all ages . and we're also drilled in improving their basketball skills. i'm looking good out hand probably advise against may be hitting the court. >> during the hottest part of the day. sure. yeah, it's gonna be a warm this afternoon. we've got john with the forecast on your shoes might just melts the court. he that he is going to be a scorcher of it afternoon. first monday of fall. >> and we've got one of our hottest ones that we felt in a while ahead of us. let's look outsid

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definitely seeing those impacts through our camera network look right behind me at mount san bruno. at times we could also see some of that drizzle just swooshing through the camera. there and the gusty winds that are carrying it to temperatures much cooler this morning. my coldest spot right now, calistoga, 49 degrees to the other corner of the bay, 52 in san martin. and we'll do 57 to start our day in pleasanton as we go throughout our day here, planning it hour by hour for you into lunchtime. that's when the wind is going to pick up. as we're tracking the major change in our weather pattern for today afternoon highs only in the 70s inland, so that will be about ten degrees cooler than where we were yesterday. gusty along the peninsula. we'll talk about the chance of rain as we go on into tomorrow. coming up in a few minutes. keir, back to you. wow. all right cynthia, thanks. people in one east bay community are worried that they'll be landlocked if amtrak closes its station there. the agency in charge says it's not closing entirely, but just moving a few miles away, as today in t

san bruno on september 28th, walnut creek on october 12th, and san francisco on october 19th. san jose on october 26th. hello kitty. >> yes. and don't forget, we do have much more news at 530 on abc seven bay area streaming tv. >> and if you're watching us here on tv. world news tonight with david muir is next for sandhya patel. all of us, we appreciate grow the system, exploit the system. take mark farrell's record. after receiving the largest ethics fine in city history for breaking campaign laws. mark authorized a commission almost every year he was in office. he was even caught taking donations from people he would then appoint to commissions, including a felon convicted of bribery. san francisco's challenges demand urgency, not more of the same failed insiders. >> david: tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. reports a judge has been shot and killed in his chambers. the breaking developments unfolding right now. the governor of kentucky moments ago revealing the judge was fatally shot in his chambers late today. what we now know about the judge's identity. the cour

and san bruno. authorities say the burglaries happened just hours apart this month. both men have been booked into jail on grand theft charges. the chp asking for witnesses to come forward after a deadly hit and run last night on 5.80, in livermore. police say a 24 year-old pleasant hill woman was killed after jumping or rolling out of a moving car. it happened on eastbound 5.80, near first street. the woman was hit by several other cars and died at the scene. the driver of the car, she jumped out of did briefly stop and drove off. the driver did later report the accident to the chp and was arrested on hit and run charges. the chp hoping for leads from the public. toledo police investigating a fiery crash that killed a man last night. it happened about 8.30, on a via drive near columbus parkway. police say a driver crashed into a curb and plant or box moments later that car went up in flames. the driver later died at the hospital. all right. time for look at the forecast as we look live at the view from mount tam meteorologist kathy trafton his back. >> it is such an

so san bruno tops out tomorrow at 65 degrees. as you head south, further along the peninsula, as you might expect, a little warmer woodside as warm as 88 palo alto, 81 degrees. and yes, 80's and 90's. once you head down to the south bay, 92 degrees in campbell pleasanton 90 degrees. and as you head toward the north bay hercules 78 sonoma, 89 degrees and beautiful conditions even along the coastline with 69 degrees in point. raze, a look ahead shows us the warmest day is monday. still pretty warm on tuesday. a little cooler as we head through the week. but then the 6 to take 10 day outlook shows warmer conditions a little bit above normal conditions for us as we head through the end of september. happy end of summer thanksgiving. 55 years ago, the sights and sounds of old england were brought to life in the 3rd annual pleasure. faire in marin county is what they called it. >> consider, though, to have been the first renaissance fair. it began as a small gathering for schoolchildren in a southern california backyard turned into a n

. >>> today the city of san bruno is marking 14 years since the pipeline explosion that killed eight people and nearly leveled an entire neighborhood. the fire engulfed nearby homes and strong winds fanned the flames. more than 30 homes were left destroyed. >>> on friday a large section of alameda county was put under agricultural quarantine because of a pest that officials have been battling on and off more than 40 years. as john ramos reports, at times the fight has been with the public as well. >> reporter: this is the cameron hills neighborhood above fremont, the exact center of a 70 square mile quarantine zone imposed by the california department of food and agriculture because of the discovery of a mediterranean fruit fly. neighbors here are not supposed to remove any fruit from their properties. if that sounds like a strong reaction to a single fly, you should have seen what it was like in 1981. first the pest known as the med fly, it can bore into the skin of fruit infesting it with maggots rendering it unsuitable for human consumption. dr. james carey is considered the autho

palo alto online reports their san bruno restaurant, diamondhead general store, will remain open, offering many of their signature dishes. a new analysis may confirm something. late night diners in san francisco may already know san francisco is an early dining city. the analysis by online food magazine chefs pencil found the average final seating time for restaurants in san francisco was 9 p.m. that's the earliest of any major u.s. city, according to the review. miami and las vegas ranked the best for late night dining, with the average last seating time clocking in at 10:30 p.m. worldwide. san francisco's average tied for the third earliest. only luxembourg and auckland, new zealand had earlier closing times. thousands of hotel workers across the country went on strike this labor day weekend, including many here in the bay area. workers picketed in front of hilton, hyatt, marriott and omni properties. they say staffing levels never rebounded post covid, and they simply need more pay. in san jose and san francisco, union leaders have been expressing their frustration and bargaining for mo

got some low clouds are making their way over san bruno mountain. that cloudy sky is going to start the day tomorrow and then becoming sunny and warmer by tomorrow afternoon. so we're going to go the other way kind of on that. seesaws were up and down here over the next few days. patchy morning fog as we get in toward the weekend. the mostly sunny and nice in the afternoon, the exception you'll see some fog along the coastline. temperatures right now. 74 in san jose. the 61 and cool in half moon bay with some fog. 62 in san francisco, 70 in the battle. 69 for friends in calistoga 67 degrees in santa rosa. cold front actually come into town. you see bringing some rain up in the pacific northwest. as it approaches its really kind of bump that ridge of high pressure eastward and that allow for that cooler air to begin to filter back on shore today. more that come overnight tonight and tomorrow that front gonna kind of just fall apart as it approaches the bay area, leaving behind little moisture. may we get a little drizzle out along the coastline overn

those cooler temperatures through the dublin grade and the san bruno gap there, near san mateo, a sign that we're going to be dealing with some strong westerly winds tomorrow. notice these speeds during the day from about late afternoon to about 10:00 tomorrow night. that's probably the peak of these winds, 20 to 40mph, wind speeds coming down a bit as we head into monday morning, but also coming down monday morning could be more of these scattered showers. you see that for early monday around the santa cruz mountains and south bay, and a few more popping up around some of the hilltops for the afternoon. better of the two shower chances actually comes in as we head towards wednesday, so the three day outlook keeps these fall-like temperatures in place for monday. the chance of those showers monday tuesday right now is a little warmer and dry. sort of in between weather systems. and then now wednesday back into the chance of showers. probably a better chance. what you see here, what's going on for wednesday? another system dropping down perhaps if a little more moisture over the bay are

a 3 way car crash on to 80 in san bruno led to an overturned car in for injuries today. the chp says it happened about 4.30, nurse neath lane. 3 people in the car that overturned were taken to the hospital person. one of the other cars did have some head cuts, the right lanes of 2.80, were closed for about 2 hours everything should be reopened. now the chp had been warning of residual delays. last we heard it's ok now, nevada police say a 34 year-old man is in jail. he's accused of stealing from novato high school. the battle police say they got reports of a classroom burglary last month. things like keys and personal items were taken. police say they did track down the suspect eventually found him in a car on redwood boulevard. on the campaign trail. former president donald trump continues to promised mass deportations of illegal immigrants if he is elected. that's something you talked about in the debate last tuesday. again, this weekend reporter nate belt has the latest. >> we're gonna have the largest deportation in the history of our country. and we're going to star

as you might expect. 75 in burlingame. 65 in san bruno. she start to head toward palo out to it's 85 degrees. east bay temperatures not much different than the south bay temperatures. 85 for milpitas and in dublin, 83 degrees. we do see some 90's. 92 livermore. 99 in brentwood and in concord, 93 degrees. so >> overall, it's going to be warm but not sizzling hot. so that's the good news. >> and as you head towards santa rosa will be in the 80's mid-eighties or so. >> for the 7 day forecast, all important. it cools down a little that starts to cool. cool, cool. cool. as low pressure starts to take charge, it's going to be lovely. and the outlook beyond that temperatures actually at or below normal for us for up to next 10 days or all right. looking good. thank you so much, kathy. you okay in the east bay in the city of orinda hosting a classic car show tomorrow. >> and if you're a fan of mustangs and cobras, there's a museum in martinez, you might want to check out kron four's james fletcher went for a visit. >> there's nothing quite like th

just a few 107 inch reported in many spots, including mount diablo, san bruno mountain, mount hamilton, 4/100 get over towards ben lomond in the santa cruz mountains, 14 107 inch bonny doon a little bit more than a 10th in la honda reporting 15 107 inch. this next system looks like it could be very similar. temperatures today well below average. and at this hour, 58 degrees in san francisco. a cool 63 in walnut creek. the winds are generally light, especially when you compare it to what we had yesterday. very breezy, gusty conditions and we are with partly cloudy skies. if i pull back just a little bit, this system is still working its way out of california. thunderstorms still popping up over the high sierra and areas over the high sierra received a little bit of snow as a result of this system as well. we're already watching the next one move closer to the pacific northwest by tomorrow night. those clouds are increasing for us here at home, and wednesday morning will be our next shot at scattered showers. it looks like it could hang around for most of the day, but again, not expectin

look at that little finger fog making its way through the san bruno gap. now, the sea breeze has been blowing see more of that on the way. no delays being reported. sepsis copeland or san jose are all looking good right now into the monterey bay. you'll see some patchy fog in the morning giving way to some sunshine the afternoon. kind of cool coast side numbers are hovering in the low 60's. you'll find 71 and sunny and warm though in carmel valley, southern california. of course, they've got the active fires there right now. and you're going to see some pretty poor air quality through the la basin there. so be careful of that temperatures there in the 70's and the 80's in the high country. yeah, you're looking good. how about the mid 70's south lake tahoe, 77 degrees in truckee about 88 in reno. now, if you stick around through the weekend and into early next week, there you go. we've got some changes on the way chance some thunderstorms and some snow across the high country. i think as we get in toward least late sunday into monday. so the national weather

some clouds moving over san bruno mountain, more clouds on the way. in fact, a lot of cloud cover going to deepen overnight tonight. we're going to see a whole lot of that marine air get ready for a heavy dose of fog coming your way. and some cooler temperatures, maybe a little taste of fall. we'll talk more about that coming up in a few minutes. thanks, lawrence. also coming up, apple unveils its newest iphone today with a new button will allow us to do. plus. >> former staffer has accuse state senator murray of ronald kill of explicit harassment and discrimination capitol correspondent eytan wallace to take it to the allegations and i'll let you know how the senator is responding. "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see all that you are? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. i'll say what city hall insiders won't. we have a drug, homelessness, and economic recovery crisis, because the system that's supposed to fix things is the problem. record budgets. fewer officers. business killing bureau

that's usually one of the cooler spots with the breeze coming through the san bruno gap. not as much. tomorrow we're going to be in the 80s there. 80s as well for a time. early afternoon tomorrow in downtown san francisco, and lots of 90s across the north bay. and wednesday. a runner up probably, if not the hottest day of the week for inland valleys. more upper 90s to above 100 degrees. look at concord. the trend is warmer from 100 to about 105 degrees up towards solano county, where there is a heat advisory for areas in solano county. mid 90s again in san jose, 80s to low 90s into hayward on wednesday, thursday. now maintaining those triple digits around contra costa county and solano county and around morgan hill as well. then as we get into friday, just the slightest hint of change here as the wind starts to pick up bigger cooling moving forward. as we head into the weekend, the upper air pattern, which has us locked in in the heat, starts to give up some ground as we head towards friday and saturday. active weather for the pacific northwest. that's good news down here

palo alto online reports their san bruno restaurant, diamond head general store, will remain open, offering many of their signature dishes. >> flames and smoke billowing over a pallet yard in tonight's west coast rap. the arrest, made in connection to the fire and a car slams into an arizona apartment complex, leaving a trail of destruction. >> we'll hear from some of the residents who saw it all happen. and the search for a missing hiker comes to an end. officials say the pallets created the perfect fuel for the fire to grow. about 70 firefighters had to help fight the flames. 41 year old francisco castillo was arrested in connection to the fire and booked into the san joaquin county jail. police say he faces charges of arson, loitering and possession of drug paraphernali. >> firefighters in oregon are very worried about strong wind gusts fueling a wildfire that kicked up yesterday. the copperfield fire is now burning about 85 miles northeast of medford. evacuation warnings are in effect. this fire has burned about 3500 acres. the cause tonight is not yet known. resources are being brought

you just have one little patch of fog over san bruno mountain tonight.nk skies stay mostly clear. i think the bay and the valleys gonna stay mostly clear. you will likely see some patchy fog along the immediate coastline tomorrow becoming mostly sunny. it's gonna be hot inland. those temperatures stretching well into the 90's, probably upper 90's by tomorrow afternoon, getting close to triple digits and really a hot week ahead. and that looks like a much cooler weekend as we head towards saturday. some of those temperatures finally gonna start to drop probably feel pretty good by them. 66 degrees right now in half moon bay am 69 over the hill in san mateo, 72 redwood city. 75 in dublin, still warm. 81 in concord. it is 66 in san francisco. 79 in napa and a clear 74 in petaluma still warm. 83 in santa rosa. so overall, not a bad day of actually almost can write up a better day for the holiday. lots of sunshine, really comfortable temperatures all the way to the coastline. but a sea breeze now kicking emergency offshore wind developing overnight tonight. a

on its first official week since going all electric trains were temporarily stop at san mateo and san bruno stations this afternoon because of a brief power related incident. the transit agency said the outage was not related to any issues with then caltrain's infrastructure or the new electric trains. but rather because of outside interference, caltrain officially went electric over the weekend promising a faster trip between san francisco and san jose. a's owner john fisher sent a goodbye letter to fans today as the team is wrapping up its time in oakland this week, letter brought up legendary a's and memorable motents and there was also an apology for not being able to keep the team in oakland. it reads in part, i know there's great disappointment. even bitterness, though. i wish i could speak to each one of you individually. i can tell you this from the heart. we tried staying in oakland was our goal. it was our mission and we failed to achieve it. and for that, i am genuinely sorry. many fans just not buying it. the letter getting ripped by fan groups saying it is full of lies. ryan jo

some fog now for san bruno mountain. a cool temperatures overnight tonight. lows will be in the 40's in the 50's. some of the coolest numbers we've seen in quite awhile morning clouds tomorrow. then mostly sunny skies. a couple of patches of fog kind of floating on by tomorrow morning. then another chance of rain as we head toward wednesday. temperatures out the door got 50's 60's coast side still pleasant. 71 in san jose. 72 right now in concord. 61 temper on 71 degrees right now in petaluma. so these numbers running well below the average for this time of year and for good reason, there's that area of low pressure that dropped out the gulf of alaska rotating to state bring some snow in the high country. there's another one to come. it's just spinning around out there. but you see some of the snow continuing to fall and parts of the southern sierra nevada off the coastline. we've got another one that's unlikely drop in fact that with low moves eastward that next one drops into the bay area as we head into wednesday, bring with it at least another chance of a

breezy to start and then gusty especially through the san bruno gap and around the altamont pass. and the dublin grade will have those wind speeds 20 to 40 mile per hour gusts. and then the speed should start to come down as we head into monday morning. now, speaking of monday, more clouds and at times a few scattered showers possible, mainly for the first half of the day. and then as we head into monday afternoon, partly cloudy skies and a few isolated showers near the hills. so you got the shower chances monday. a bit of a break coming in tuesday and then a second system drops in on wednesday. notice those temperatures 60s and 70s that wednesday system will be the better chance of more widespread showers and the winter weather advisory out towards the sierra. elevations above 8000ft could be looking at some snow, but then by thursday, the skies clear and as we move forward to next weekend, high pressure makes a comeback, which completes the roller coaster ride that is your 7-day forecast. tomorrow, windy and cooler. a few scattered showers monday. better chance of showers coming

desde san bruno le comentamos que el servicio meteorológico no descarta que a mediados de la semana seios como sombrillas, sillas y mesas. pero también estar preparados para posibles cortes del servicio eléctrico. por eso es que ya tenemos aquí a marcelo rivera. marcelo, cuéntanos qué más puede implicar esta situación. así es chicos. todo esto se debe a que, como les he mencionado, se acerca un sistema de baja presión que traerá algo de lluvias. pero lo más importante es el aumento en la velocidad de los vientos, que en cierta forma es bueno porque ayuda a refrescar un poco las temperaturas. sin embargo, agravaría también el hecho de que tenemos incendios en varias zonas. claro que sí. con el viento se van propagando por más terrenos. así es, efectivamente. pero vamos a echarle un vistazo a ese pronóstico de ráfagas de viento que, como ya les habíamos adelantado, se esperan ráfagas que pueden alcanzar las 40 y 50 millas por hora. así, fíjense, miren esos valores como van aumentando según avance de la semana la ciudad de san francisco en las partes más altas pudiera haber ráfagas hasta

she gets from inside and outside the work we've done in san quentin, the work we've done in san bruno and downtown san francisco is unmemorable, and i support the legislation. i will support this wholeheartedly. what a tribute to aubrey, a young man that wasn't involved in gangs. he wasn't a drug dealer. he was a young man that was working, supporting his community and his siblings. what a tribute to the panhandle. it would be an honor to have that street named after aubrey, and i just want to commend paulette to keep doing what you're doing, because if you're down, if you could look up, you can get up. and that's what she's done. thank you. thank you for your comments. next speaker. my name is ebony and i'm a childhood friend of aubrey. and when, miss brown started speaking. and that's why i'm getting a little choked up, it took me back to that time, and mr. avalos was very. he was very correct. that was a hard time in our community between 2000 and 5, 2006, i was between 15 and 17. at that time, there were a lot of shootings. there was a lot of loss to the point where i'm not even j

last night i was in san bruno. it was chilly and we were pretty good with that chilly weather. a look at the richmond-san rafael bridge. you can see that traffic is busy and on the east shore freeway a little fog kind of rolling through there. you get to the bay bridge, it's back up to the maze. when we come back in just a bit, i'll show you some of that east bay traffic. that's pretty thick in places like hayward and pleasanton and also san jose has a bunch of slow traffic. we'll be back in just a few, but. 801 let's go right back to the headlines, sal. >> thank you. families in one apartment complex may be evicted today, even though they say they've paid their rent. the families worry they may have fallen victim to a corrupt landlord. >> ktvu james torres is live in san francisco's potrero hill, where city housing authority staff are expected to remove what they say are illegal tenants. sometime today. james >> andre garcia, good morning to you. they called them illegal tenants, but many of the folks here don't see it that way. they say that a landlord has been collecting thei

horas después cometieron otro robo en un negocio, pero esta vez en san bruno, donde fueron detenidos, padres de familia siguen preocupados tras supuestas amenazas de tiroteos que se reportaron esta semana en ciertas escuelas del distrito escolar unificado de san josé. jessica gallegos nos dice qué han hecho autoridades y cuáles son las consecuencias que podrían enfrentar quienes publican estas amenazas. pues estoy preocupada. no me siento segura de traer a mis hijos a la escuela. oramos antes de dejarlos y ellos se sintieron más a gusto. y sí, dijeron que habían menos estudiantes en las clases. preocupación al dejar a sus hijos en la escuela esta semana. ese fue el sentir de estas 2 madres al saber que según publicaciones en redes sociales, había una amenaza de tiroteo en las escuelas de sus hijos. hemos recibido varios correos electrónicos sobre amenazas. dicen que no son creíbles, pero pues como sabemos que en realidad no son creíbles, jocelyn nos dice que lleva a sus hijos a las escuelas hoover y 13 elementary y que por medio de un correo electrónico se enteró de la situación con

veamos estas imágenes son en vivo desde san bruno y le comentamos que con esto el servicio meteorológicoomo esas sombrillas, las sillas y también mesas que tenga usted. pero también hay que estar preparados para posibles cortes del servicio eléctrico. ya se encuentra con nosotros marcelo rivera. cuéntanos qué más se podría esperar para estos días. así es césar. aparte de esos fuertes vientos que tenemos en el pronóstico, el viento también traerá algunas áreas de lloviznas bien leves y las temperaturas van a estar especialmente en las mañanas bastante frescas entre los 50 y esos 60 grados. en los próximos días. o sea que eso viene a ayudar en parte al trabajo de los bomberos para extinguir diferentes incendios que hay en nuestra zona. así es. por lo menos esas gotitas de lluvia nos van a ayudar un poquito, sin embargo, pues el viento pues puede agravar un poco o o retrasar esa lucha contra los incendios, pero en términos generales vamos a tener temperaturas bastante frescas. vamos a echarle un vistazo a lo que está ocurriendo actualmente. las temperaturas actuales en la zona de la bahía s

firefighters from san francisco and san bruno have traveled to join in this firefight.he disasters expo returned to california. it's a showcase for new technology to keep people safe during things like wildfires and earthquakes. there's everything from a redesigned fire extinguisher to high tech generators. reporter sophie flay, from our sister station in los angeles, has a look at some of the new gadgets and devices, whether it's a wildfire or an earthquake, it's important to be prepared when disaster strikes and at the disasters expo at the convention center in downtown l.a, companies are showing off new gadgets we can use to protect ourselves like sense net, which uses cameras, sensors and artificial intelligence to detect a wildfire in one minute. >> and check out the russo eliminator, the first complete redesign of the fire extinguisher in 75 years. >> you can actually reload them, recharge them yourself, john taberski says. >> they work for commercial buildings, plus your home, boat or car, and these are just some of their clients military, the dod, the army, army

we used remnant plane used a lot of genetics from san bruno mountain.ustollect and process all of the genetics was a two-year process. and then it was about a two or three year process to grow all the species. >> this is the infamous -- it's a low, growing sprawling native herb and it's t family and i'm rubbing my extremely ar feels like a flush of peppermint just came across myface. it's edible. you can make tea out of it. it's a great digestive plant for settling youstomach. it has been cool to introduce yerba buena to yerba buena. this plant is called dutchman'spipe. when in bloom, the flower looks like adutchman's pipe. and another thing that's about this plant is, it's the whole specific plant for the pipeline butterflies are able to adapt to other species can use larva and foo from different species. county of san francisco, there's only about three or four health of this to be destroyed icular plants because of the green infrastructure project needed t demolish all water tanks and build new w tanks for the island, so we were able to go in, dig th

firefighters from san francisco and san bruno have traveled to join in this firefight.he disasters expo returned to california. it's a showcase for new technology to keep people safe during things like wildfires and earthquakes. there's everything from a redesigned fire extinguisher to high tech generators. reporter sophie flay, from our sister station in los angeles, has a look at some of the new gadgets and devices, whether it's a wildfire or an earthquake, it's important to be prepared when disaster strikes and at the disasters expo at the convention center in downtown l.a, companies are showing off new gadgets we can use to protect ourselves like sense net, which uses cameras, sensors and artificial intelligence to detect a wildfire in one minute. >> and check out the russo eliminator, the first complete redesign of the fire extinguisher in 75 years. >> you can actually reload them, recharge them yourself, john taberski says. >> they work for commercial buildings, plus your home, boat or car, and these are just some of their clients military, the dod, the army, army

she gets from inside and outside the work we've done in san quentin, the work we've done in san bruno and downtown san francisco is unmemorable, and i support the legislation. i will support this wholeheartedly. what a tribute to aubrey, a young man that wasn't involved in gangs. he wasn't a drug dealer. he was a young man that was working, supporting his community and his siblings. what a tribute to the panhandle. it would be an honor to have that street named after aubrey, and i just want to commend paulette to keep doing what you're doing, because if you're down, if you could look up, you can get up. and that's what she's done. thank you. thank you for your comments. next speaker. my name is ebony and i'm a childhood friend of aubrey. and when, miss brown started speaking. and that's why i'm getting a little choked up, it took me back to that time, and mr. avalos was very. he was very correct. that was a hard time in our community between 2000 and 5, 2006, i was between 15 and 17. at that time, there were a lot of shootings. there was a lot of loss to the point where i'm not even j

san bruno, walnut creek, san francisco and san jose. and they open at 10:00am and they have all kinds of stuff. he'll people love it. james, 11 date. i'll get you a key chain or something. all right. take a look our last story today. this comes to us from truckee, the truckee meadows fire. >> where crews have made an incredible rescue. this was a pin washoe valley in the zone of the davis and they spotted this injured bear off granite ridge road had burn marks on its pause in its mouth, but fire crews. they work hand in hand with the nevada department safely. tranquilized the bear. and here you see the transporting it collect. 5 of 6 men right? ended up getting that care to a hospital where it's being treated now for those burns. 25 year-old bear. they've named nugget very adorable somewhat that that bear is on the man. hey, before we go, we want to tell if you don't already use the kron on app, you should like you could be watching us right now live your phone or wherever you go. which is handy. >> it's streaming all that you can downl

all electric trains were temporarily stopped at san mateo and san bruno stations this afternoon because of a brief power related incident. transit agency said the outage was not related to any issues within caltrain's infrastructure or the new electric trains, but rather because of outside interference caltrain officially went all electric over the weekend, promising a faster trip between san francisco and san jose. and abrupt closure of a dry cleaner is at the center of customer complaints in walnut creek. according to a complaint posted with the better business bureau, major town cleaners on north main street has been closed since late april. when a business next door caught fire. the owner's hand posted a handwritten message on the door saying that they are working with insurance to make up for damaged property. but as you can see, there's also wait for lease sign on the building. people are commenting on social media asking how they can get their belongings back sense. they've not been able to reach the owners. still ahead, the search tonight for witnesses after a woman falls out of