schultz asked, she is what buried in san diego, the city of his beloved romeo and juliet. the main road to the airport is now named up to him. the siege of san diego lost in 1425 day. $11541.00 citizens were killed and many more hinges. the siege was lifted on the 29th of february, 1996, following the signing of the dates and peace agreements that ended the both need and conflict. the holiday inn is still standing under new management and with a new name remains a landmark and rejuvenated city, a symbol of the endurance and faulty to the people of sarajevo. remembering their icon a cool hotel holiday and sorry it it was the alternate was in the hotel. it's south side blown away by shots and shell problems here. the login page on the hills, and yet away from where the motor's fell. it did not just survive, but the cost it spelled, it was all refuge and it served as well. to those who ran away that seemed a coast more like drown 0 than a place of rest. by normal standards, it was quite the west, but the trust was there and folk. it seemed the best way to believe those they,

and that's how i 1st came to lift that and i left the, the people in the san diego consider the 22nd of july 1992. the fee assist in bloody is the day of the siege. more than 3500 shells were funded across the city that day. most pictures and video of the bump augmented the city with filaments from the holiday in the hotel was hit directly several times by heavy fire from sub posts and go to events and mount trib, which decided the hotel that you can see behind me was very badly damaged by shell and sniper fire, it was completely uninhabitable. so german listened, didn't use that side of the hotel. do you send me your bill or your complete billing address? there was actually stock finest restaurant. got easy to be so beautiful. and these were pictures filmed in may 1993 show the scale of the disruption inside the hotel, where the main entrance and reception were the most dangerous areas. here was the 1st floor restroom, directly facing the front line. on here an expose side entrance, a virtual no go area. the basement general itself with shelton and so was packed with press cards. an

san diego medical center where connie had been taken for emergency surgery. jaclyn reagan: we got to quickly see her-- rush from the hallway into surgery. it was probably ten seconds. and i just remember tellin' her,i love you,and her, k-- you know, being awake but kinda being out of it. and then that was it. jonathan hoagland: seeing her like that, and all the wires coming out of her, and the bags hanging, and the blood, and all that, it was very, very shocking. taken back. i almost felt sick. josh mankiewicz: what did you think had happened? jaclyn reagan: i thought her truck malfunctioned. we didn't know-- was it-- was it an accident? and was it the gas tank? what's goin' on? i didn't know-- what exactly had happened. josh mankiewicz: by now, though, investigators knew this explosion was no accident... because they found bomb fragments embedded inside connie's truck. making it clear this was an intentional act--a car bomb--which got investigators wondering if it was the work of terrorists. robert luke: almost immediately, when we came on scene, we made a p

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this is new and us, michael holly, some of the most dangerous intersections in san diego. you didn't come into the front entrance. that was what happens to people who were shot. they came into the wrong entrance. the nightly pyrotechnics camera man said it's getting louder here. san diego, holiday and well hotels on out his era the .

. >>> "the san diego union-tribune" says four san diego state university fraternity members face felonyf them, a pledge, was set on fire. it happened last february during a skit performed at a party. the 19-year-old student was in the hospital with third-degree burns. the frat was already on probation for violating alcohol policies. the defendants could face more than seven years in prison. >>> and the "associated press" says the justice department is suing six major landlords for allegedly scheming to keep rents high. prosecutors say the landlords used an algorithm to help sent rents and privately shared sensitive information with competitors to boost profits. the accused landlords operate more than a million units in 43 states and washington, d.c. one of the accused companies issued a statement saying it's conducted business with the utmost integrity and did not engage in any anti-competitive practices. >>> coming up ahead, help for those who crushing medical debt. want new rule that could be a game changer if you need a mortgage or loan. a mortgage or loan. diabetes, but i manage it

we've got extra crews from san luis obispo all the way down to san diego county. so we're ready in case anything starts. we bring extra crews in. we also have all of our units down here in san diego, riverside, san bernardino that have staffing patterns. no one's going home. we're staffing all our extra engines. it's all hands on deck for this wind event. yeah. s southern california, you haven't gotten a lot of rain, but these santa ana winds, we have seen how vicious these santa ana winds can be in the past. but this year, in this situation, it's a triple threat because of the situation with no rain. and the fact, you know, that you guys are in a situation here where these winds are really going to pick up, right? right. and like we saw in november and december in ventura and malibu, we haven't had any rain since those conditions. so those fires burned hot and fast. and you know, we got to make sure that we if anything starts we keep them small. yeah that's a good, good goal. all right. thank you brant, thanks for being with us. and thanks, jessica. and stay safe

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you see, this is the map showing the red flag warning from essentially santa barbara down to san diego. and you can look at these red flag warnings. some of them extend offshe to catalina island. but you see the magnitude of these winds from la all the way out to las vegas under a high wind warning from the same pattern setting up when that is being enhanced by the incredible dry start we've seen to winter. in terms of that fire danger there in southern california. and i know we're facing a wind event here in the bay area. just thankfully with all the rain and moisture, we don't have that fire danger to worry about. great point on the fuel moistures here. we have had benefited from that rain not seeing red flag warnings here. we do have wind advisories but not high wind, the magnitude much stronger to the south, and red flag warnings from santa barbara down to the mountains east of san diego. hydroclimate whiplash when we start dropping that in conversation. there you go, rob. thank you very much. with just a few days left in his presidency, president biden announces a new ban on coast

last week, the san diego humane society transported 39 dogs from the pasadena humane society.r the weekend, marin humane welcomed 46 animals to the bay area. >> you can see all the ones that have the pink signs on it. those are all from l.a. county. guinea pigs, rabbits, hamsters, including a couple of babies that were recently born and with more powerful winds on the way. >> the mission to get animals out of los angeles is ramping up to take in some of the animals that were in shelters. >> they're already awaiting adoption, because if we transfer those animals to the bay area, then the shelters in la have space to care for the pets of evacuees. >> marin humane welcomed the first group of animals, hoping bay area residents adopt them here. >> i mean, like, look at the little face. there are a lot of fun. >> noodle is one of two dogs that came from la and now he needs a home. noodle, do you like the bay area? yes, yes. this week, another group of marine humane staff members began the journey to southern california. >> we're about halfway there. we will make it to pasadena in a

brush fires sparking as far south as san diego in the marine corps air station at miramar.take you to the front lines with the hot spot crews working the dry hills, knowing it could kick up any moment. the mission is urgent tonight. at least 24 are reported dead, many more missing. about 100,000 people here remain under evacuation orders. for many, the next big challenge is finding a temporary place to live with not much available and when it is, sometimes the prices have been raised sky high. first the latest on the firefight. fire crews working nonstop, waging an all-out battle from the air and the ground as they brace for the worst of the punishing santa ana winds. the national weather service warning conditions to be as bad as it gets, pontial for hurricane-force winds the next 48 hours. 13 million are under red flag warnings, north of santa barbara to san diego county. more than 8,000 firefighters in the front lines, officials insist they're better prepared with more ground and air resources this time around. you can see a massive burn scar, no more smoke or fire but a

. >> talking about cardinal robert mcelroy, who is the current bishop of san diego. >> he's known as a progressive in the catholic church and his diocese of san diego includes california's border with mexico. the pope's move to put mcilroy at the top post in washington comes just weeks before trump is sworn in for a second term. mcilroy opposed trump's immigration agenda during his first 4 years in the white house. he's also joined other california bishops who issued a statement supporting migrants after trump was elected recently. he's also been welcoming towards lgbtq catholics in support of of women as deacons in the church and for the first time ever, a woman will lead a major office at the vatican today, pope francis appointed sister simone abram villa and italian on to become the head of the department responsible for all the catholic church's religious orders. the appointment marks a major step in the pope's goal of giving women more leadership roles in governing the church. and for the first time a woman is responsible for all the women who do much of the catholic church's wo

peeler gate is an example but i busted these folks in san diego i went to the listed address..o. box. you could never find anybody. i've been actively looking at that. with your suggested as a part i'm going to do it. it would do a lot to drain the swamp that we've created a dispute. >> i would encourage you to a draining the swamp is really very, very important because in this area as you know and i think many of us know i was attorney general for 20 years. i did a lot of work in this area. if there is any area where consumers are most susceptible and vulnerable through misleading and false claims it is this one because their hopes are so high. there needs often are so great. i think that would be a welcome development. i introduced a measure called the dietary supplement labeling act along with senator durbin last august, this bill would require dietary supplement manufacturers to register their products with the fda and disclose the known risks of the ingredients on products label. i think that is crucial to provide information to consumers regarding dietary supplements and

in november, animal rights activist daniel andreas san diego was arrested after a two decade manhunt. san diego was charged with planning two bombs in august 2003 at chiron corporation, a biotech company in emeryville. the second bomb was rendered safe before it could explode. >> all we know that there were possibly plastic devices with egg timers as a part of the device. >> a month later, the suspect allegedly set off a bomb strapped with nails at shaklee corporation, a nutritional products company in pleasanton. authorities believe he targeted the firms because they had done business with the new jersey lab that conducted animal experiments. the bombings did not injure anyone, but authorities say the devices had the potential to do great damage, especially because they had timers. >> anyone who uses a timing device for a bomb makes a sophisticated bomb. >> sharif ibrahim was on the uc berkeley bomb squad at the time of the incident. >> with all the resources that are put to capturing those people, for somebody to be out there for 20 years and not found means that they put a lot of e

he led all scorers with 18 saint mary's destroy san diego. 103, to 56 point.alry game in the south bay, santa clara hosting us af for staff look at perry with authority. don's had a 28. 21 lead at the half. but it was all broncos after carlos stewart, 3 of his game-high. 25 santa clara goes on to win. 77 to 54 and also san jose state got a win today against air force civic. 69 62 will do it for sports. thank you very much. >> tonight we are hearing from one of the victims of the eaton fire name is tina campbell wing. and she's among the many people who lost everything in her case after her home was burned to the ground >> my neighbors just touch base with me and they yeah, all our street is gone and our street is on laurel so everything is wish that i have picked up more of my stuff. but so that that safe, you know, basically everything is gone. >> and coming up, we'll continue to monitor the fires in southern california. plus, our bay area. >> welcome back. we are expecting coastal flood advisory or bay shores 2 to high tide. so keep that in mind. that's from

this was new in a sniper valley, some of the most dangerous intersections in san diego. you didn't come into the front entrance. that was what happens to people who were shot. they came into the wrong entrance, the nightly pyrotechnics to the camera man said it's getting louder here, san diego, holiday and well, hotels on out his era, the hello. you won't, will come back here watching all just there. a reminder on top stories this our view and says israel's refusal to allow food assistance into the goals or is washing the hunger crisis and it says enough food to feed the entire population. stranded at the board of box blocks from entering, one of the major wildfires in los angeles is intensifying something new minds, a tree, evacuation orders. pacific palisades plays is spreading through santa monica mountains . of these all the live pictures you're seeing from the city though.

some pets were taken to other cities, including san diego, and possibly a new start.o to cbsnews.com/lafires. and that is tonight's "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell. good night. ♪ ♪ >>never have i seen that kind of wind. >>new wildfire warnings in southern california as extreme fire danger returns to the region. ger returns to the >> everything is not okay yet. >> how the weather could cripple efforts by firefighters. >> i worry about how dangerous it is to fly around these fires. it's not a normal mission. >> how the battle begins even before they get to the flames. >> that's why we have strike teams throughout the county. i'm anne makovec. right now is a pivotal point in the fight against the southern california wildfires. here is the good news. there have not been any new fires, but they are still in the thick of it this afternoon. biggest fires burning right now, still the palisades fire along the coast, and the eaton fire further inland. together, they burned an area about the size of san francisco and concord combined. the eaton fire destroyed or damaged

he's known as a progressive in the catholic church and his diocese of san diego includes california'swith mexico. the pope's move to put mcilroy at the top post in washington comes just weeks before trump is sworn in for a second term. mcilroy opposed trump's immigration agenda during his first 4 years in the white house. he's also joined other california bishops who issued a statement supporting migrants after trump was elected. he has also been welcoming towards lgbtq catholics and supportive of women as deacons in the church and for the first time ever, a woman will lead a major office at the vatican today, pope francis appointed sister seimone a brown and italian on to become the head of the department responsible for all catholic churches, religious orders. the appointment marks a major step in the pope's goal of giving women more leadership roles in governing. the church and for the first time a woman is responsible for all the women who do much of the catholic church's work, including the world, 600,000 nuns. waymo. let me go. man recounts the moment driverless taxi, which stop

so let's get out of here, san diego, holiday and we'll hotels on our 0. it's a big day for they know every make ashley is communities depended on headink house and then yeah, the 1st time in his life is going to gets a candle. people here in northern can you some 3 accounts, the say when the rains fail, the coward success to die? and the camel is the last, the candles have travelled, hundreds of kilometers on trucks and on foot to be here, the county government. both them from trade is the academy is border with somalia and say the elders of domestic, the change is part of a decades old slow but steady regional trend, which the county government says has become essential. climate scientists say dramas will continue to become more frequent and severe, then already told us he hasn't had of climate science, but he and his neighbors expect more tough times before long. and that would come over i'm, it'll be better prepared to keep that some of these fed as is there a war on guys, a continue new series takes you beyond the headlines of the company. if you're n

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san diego county supervisor jim desmond, thank you for sending san diego resources up here to help us out in la. you know, we would return the favor for you guys. and we have in the past when you guys have had your issues down there. so we thank you for your time tonight. >> thanks, bill. >> thank you. well, the biden-harris administration says it's taking action to support state and local response efforts here in los angeles county. president biden approving a major disaster declaration for california on wednesday. but president elect donald trump says these fires could have been prevented in the first place. and he's pointing the finger at california governor gavin newsom for more on that. we're going to send it out to fox news senior national correspondent kevin corke, kind enough to join us live in dc tonight. how's it going, kevin? >> bill, great job tonight. i know it's been a tough night for all of the southland. and obviously here in washington, we're watching it very carefully. presidents trump and biden, no question weighing in on the devastation over in california. but they

now the red flag warning stretches all the way down into areas like san diego county too. it's important to note that we're all under the fire weather conditions right now and we just continue to monitor the santa monica mountains very closely buzz that's what we're doesn'tly seeing wind gusts up to around 45, 50 miles per hour as we wake up this morning. now they're going to continue to watch the winds mostly push offshore in the afternoon and evening hours tonight and the red flag warning remains in effect into the forecasted hours tomorrow morning too. but let's change gears real fast and head a little bit more north into our neck of the woods. our winds are relatively light as we wake up this morning unlike yesterday. yesterday we were dealing with gusty conditions pushing offshore. today is lot lighter but they are still offshore winds meaning it's a little bit drier for us today. i'll explain more on that in a bit. for now over to you, gianna. >>> jessica, taking a look at the roadways right now as we take a live at the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see traffic is p

some lawmakers want congress to look for ways to prevent future fires like san diego. congressman scott peters is fixer for a stacked. we're hoping to move that this year is that when these events come along, just not so disastrous. the bill passed the house last session but didn't become law. >> in washington, i'm maddie beer-temple. >> some dramatic video from last night showing horses running away from the eaton fire. the fire burning behind them as their owners trying to lead them to safety. and stay with us here on air and online for more information about the fires that burning in los angeles county can get. >> the latest details on our website. kron 4 dot com. stay website. kron 4 dot com. stay if i didn't change my life, then i wouldn't be here today. "what's my purpose?" my mother faced the same challenges that i had growing up. she was smoking, so i started smoking too. seeing her on a breathing machine, i had to open my eyes. ♪♪ do i want to be another product of my environment or help change the world? 1-2-3-push. californians are beating big tobacco. you c

so that one that you were talking about in san diego, they just let the fire burn out after days and days. so firefighters are always getting new training, but not every firefighter in every community is going to know everything there is to know about fighting these fires. so, you know, being able to prevent them or put them out before they start is going to save firefighter lives. yeah. that's right. and the firefighters are upskilling. so for sure or for sure. right. and so the biggest thing that one of the biggest things that we did and that you can do if you're running your own people, is to work with your local fire department to come up with a response plan to make sure that they've got the kind of time that they need to get out there and implement the type of procedures that they've been developing over the years to fight these things. and so there's lots of different measures that we've put into place, as you said, a warehouse inside of a warehouse. so that's two hour fire rated walls around the storage area to our fire rated doors, its own exhaust system, potentially. and th

arm smugglers helping illegals cross into san diego county. you introduced a ban to ban federal funding for sanctuary cities. how much money are we talking about here? enough to force them to end sanctuary cities to lead to scenes like we just played for you. >> look, sanctuary cities should not be in existence. if you are a sanctuary city and take your resources and not protect your people, you don't need more money. federal dollars have been redirected to support more illegal immigration into this country. enough is enough. if you have to have a penalty, we want a -- carrot noto use a stick. we have seen sanctuary cities double down. when i was mayor of 92nd largest city in texas, irving, texas. we partnered with federal and state law enforcement to make sure our cities were safe. it can be done effectively and safely and sanctuary cities risking lives of citizens and others in their city are ridiculous and should be a price to pay. >> todd: other border security include violence against women by illegal aliens act, that is from nancy mace,

and we've learned that one of the injured was a student at san diego state. and people on the campus, as you can imagine, are in shock. >> she's doing all right and hope she pulls through. it's really sad because we're all just so young. >> now, the new orleans coroner says the names of the victims will be released after the autopsies are complete, and all of the next of kin have been officially notified. >> musicians in new orleans were quick to take to bourbon street to remind the community of their resilience. [music] a brass band set up on the corner of bourbon and iberville, it's located not far from the location of the deadly attack. live music is a common sight in new orleans, but it's taking on new significance for the community after such a huge tragedy. >> life isn't guaranteed to none of us, so the biggest thing is just trying to live this moment to the to the fullest. and you know, that's obviously what you got to keep on going forward. >> trombone player and new orleans resident jonas green says it was important for his band to be out on bourbon

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we did a lot of that in san diego after the big wildfires there, where people buy materials in bulk to try to save money. and they have, you know, cookie cutter plans and all that. you know, i don't want to sugarcoat this. this is a horrible situation. on the other hand, the insurance companies that are on the hook here, they've got the financial resources to do this. and there are some very important laws that california put into place to get those insurance dollars to the victims quickly so that they can start to make good decisions and feel, you know, get a little bit secure. i mean, right now everyone's just in the devastation, overwhelmed, disoriented phase. so it is a little early to be, you know, making predictions. but but one thing i know is that the human spirit is tenacious and people will be battling to come back to their communities and rebuild. and it's amazing to see the kind of progress people can make. but it is not going to be within months or years. it's going to be, you know, probably at least five years before you start to see, you know, the green come back. >> let

45 camiones y seis dotaciones de bomberos en los condados de los Ángeles, orange, san bernardino, san diegoisiana ha fallecido a causa del virus h5n1, mÁs conocido como gripe aviar. este paciente se convierte en la primera vÍctima mortal en estados unidos. estaba hospitalizado en estado crÍtico. sonia aparicio sÁnchez tiene mÁs detalles. >> el departamento de salud de luisiana informÓ que la persona fallecida de 65 aÑos, residente de ese estado, estuvo en condiciÓn crÍtica durante dos semanas antes de sucumbir a una grave enfermedad respiratoria causada por el virus h5n1, conocido como gripe aviar. segÚn la entidad, el paciente, cuya identidad se mantiene confidencial tenÍa condiciones preexistentes crÓnicas y contrajo el virus tras exponerse a aves silvestres y a un gallinero no comercial ubicado en el patio de su casa. >> pero es muy triste porque es la primera vez que se reporta muerte por gripe aviar en un humano. esto cambia la dinÁmica de esta epidemia que ocurre bÁsicamente en los trabajadores del campo. >> de acuerdo a datos de los centros para el control de enfermedades, desde abri

llegando la regiÓn de acuerdo a la direcciÓn de los vientos este humo permanecerÁ afectando tambiÉn san diegoahÍa de manera local tenemos mala calidad del aire hacia napa, concord y al norte de san francisco y en san josÉ pero esto no se debe al humo sino los contaminantes que producen los vehÍculos y las fÁbricas y como hemos sido influenciados por este sistema de alta presiÓn justamente este sistema comprime los contaminantes acerca de la superficie haciendo que las condiciones sean peligrosas para quienes tengan problemas respiratorios, mucha precauciÓn con las actividades en el exterior. mÁs adelante le tengo informaciÓn de lo que puede esperar el fin de semana. carla: se proyecta que los incendios sean de los mÁs costosos. segÚn la agencia, los daÑos pueden acceder a 52 y 57,000 millones de dÓlares, tiene en cuenta factores como los daÑos a la propiedad y la infraestructura, pÉrdidas salariales en los cultivos, gastos por las evacuaciones y entre otros, y la cifra puede ser mayor conforme se expanda las llamas. los incendios al sur de california han sido devastadores, me las deba o atos

ulrike schaede is professor of japanese business at the university of california, san diego. to bbc news. give us your take on these latest developments. nippon are defined. actually today the us secretary of state antony blinken is in tokyo and this is bound to make relations fraught between the us and japan? it between the us and japan? it this is a really unfortunate development. the proposed deal is supported by the steelworkers on the ground in pennsylvania and other states of the united states, the management of us steel and nippon wanted, wall street once, most businessmen wanted. somehowjapan is in the crossfire is of some domestic political grandstanding and thatis political grandstanding and that is very unfortunate because the us and japan are of course not only important allies but they have great synergy and their economic systems, they need in china. a breakup would be harmful. —— they need each other. it has many people worried and i would strongly recommend against taking japan for granton. president biden is citing national security concern. vice president ka

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if you're south santa barbara, la and san diego, you're seeing what rain? mean, it has just been woeful and it looks like a similar pattern, at least for now. we can see our system is inching closer, and that's going to give us, i think, about a 2:45 quarters of an inch of rain just now moving in mendocino county, lake county, sonoma looks like also into marin county. so we're beginning the process here a quarter of an inch to half. now santa rosa gets a half. that's about three quarters to an inch. russian river, probably three quarters around mount tamalpais as well. for the snow, it's again, northern california is doing quite well. central. that includes tahoe. okay, they'll add to that. southern not so good, but at least 108% statewide average. good news is there's more snow on the way in the next 24 hours for lake tahoe and the central sierra, or anywhere from 7 to 10in, maybe a foot possible. now, snow level is going to go up around lake level here for a while, and then it will start to drop later this afternoon into tonight. but 6 to 12 looks to be l

it stretches from san diego through los angeles, over towards ventura, santa barbara, as well as san luis obispo. so this is going to go on until wednesday evening. relative humidity again going to remain low, but the winds expected to pick up even more so for tomorrow afternoon, when we could see gusts 60 to 70mph during the afternoon. i've been kind of watching the observations, and there have been just isolated areas that i'm seeing with wind gusts to 50mph or more. but the forecast here as we roll into tuesday. notice the shades of reds and even purples popping up there into the afternoon and then going into wednesday as well. even when the winds die down for just a little while, they're back up once again. wednesday perhaps. could be some of those stronger winds before that wind advisory. or i should say red flag warning expires at 6:00. also, keeping an eye on the forecast when it comes to the smoke, because their ears and air quality alert in place over southern california, that will probably go all the way through wednesday, maybe even a little bit longer. but those winds con

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the southern california area, santa barbara, los angeles and san diego. not even an inch. you can see only 4% of average in los angeles. and it looks like this pattern kind of remains in place into the weekend and into next week. in fact, southern california, they could be talking about high fire danger into next week. now, here's our next system coming on board. you can see rainfall expectations about a 10th of an inch to possibly an inch. no wind advisories, but winds could be up above 20 miles an hour. and the sierra for the west slopes, they have a winter storm warning in place tomorrow. take a look at the rainfall breakdown. just like we've been talking about these past few storms, the bulk of the rainfall will be focused up in the north bay, possibly near nearly an inch of rain up in the north bay hills and then down in the south bay. could be maybe around a quarter of an inch. as that system comes on board, that rainfall eventually moves to the south throughout the day tomorrow. here's the satellite and the radar. so far, the focus of the rain has been up along the

it goes from san diego through los angeles, ventura county, santa barbara county and up towards san luiscounty. so a lot going on over the next couple of days there. and firefighters will definitely have their hands full. meanwhile, for us here at home, a wind advisory for our north bay hills will go until tomorrow morning. and as we've been talking about, you don't have to be in the hills to have that wind. it's fairly widespread across the bay area at this time. mount saint helena reporting 35mph, oakland south reporting 27. and closer to the surface, we've got winds gusting in novato to 22. oakland airport reporting 39, concord, 32 and fairfield, 30. and coming in from the north means if you're on i-80, it's kind of pushing up against your car. so a lot of folks out there kind of holding tight to the will have a better look at what we can expect moving forward all the way into your weekend, coming up in the extended forecast. >> thank you. rosemary. with strong wind gusts returning to the forecast, crews in southern california are preparing for another difficult week. the fires across

push more into the hills above san diego as opposed to the mountainous areas north of los angeles. but still very dry vegetation. offshore winds will burst once again, a little bit on saturday. and a longer period looks likely. monday and tuesday of next week. it is the thing the fire crews and all of the residents in california do not want to hear. we will talk more about the big picture setup coming up in the full forecast in a few minutes. >> thanks paul. >>> as we have been reporting, hydrants have been running dry and it is something that our crews actually witness last night. they came across a group of neighbors in altadena trying to put out flames on a neighbor's home with buckets of water on the engine. they had to leave to fill up their tanks with more water. because the hydrants were not working. >> everything north of here, there's just the hydrants, they are all dry. so we have to head a little bit south. which is kind of alarming. so we'll be doing something like this. and might run of out water. and we have to leave. come back. or try to get another rig there. >> so

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also, we've learned that one of the injured was a student at san diego state university. people on campus are expressing shock after hearing that news. >> new details about the man who was behind the cybertruck explosion in las vegas. outside of the trump hotel. authorities identified him as 37 year old matthew berger of colorado springs. he died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound before the explosion. u.s. defense officials say he was an active duty member of the u.s. army special forces, most recently as a green beret, and he was on leave from germany. vegas police say there were a number of similarities between that explosion and the terror attack in new orleans, but investigators do not believe they are related at this point. >> if these turn out to be simply similarities, very strange similarities to have. and so we're not prepared to rule in or rule out anything at this point. >> investigators say the explosion could have been a lot worse if the vehicle was other than the tesla cybertruck. the. they believe that the design and build of the truck helped to contain mos

now it's official, at least san diego. and i'm sure l.a. is going to come out and say the exact same thing. so you you make this even worse when you have wind 80 to 100mph. we've had rain here, although for the next couple of weeks i don't think we're getting a drop. so these numbers are going to drop pretty big time here. but the dividing line and now it's official san diego with only 15/100. this is the driest ever for not only the rain year which starts july 1st, but also the water year, which starts october 1st since records began in 1850. and i'm sure l.a. is in there. santa rosa, redding, crescent city. yeah. doing well, although these numbers are going to decline before we get any more rain again. la if you took the water year, which is october 1st, not even 1%. so that's how dry it is. there's just nothing there except a lot of high clouds coming in. but it's that offshore wind. the problem is here is a lot of these sites are no longer reporting. either they've lost power or they've been burned up by a fire or both. so i mean, there

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compare that to southern california, los angeles and san diego. only 4% of average.o a huge contrast, as you can see from north to south. and basically, you know, we talk so much about atmospheric rivers is basically the resulting pattern with a lot of rainfall to the north of that atmospheric river has been kind of focused, and not so much rain or minimal rain to the south. and we have some more rain on the way for tomorrow. so here you can see the system offshore here, rainfall projections about a 10th of an inch to possibly an inch up in the north bay. no wind advisories, but we could have winds maybe 20 to 30 miles an hour, and the sierra will pick up more snowfall, with a winter storm warning in place for tomorrow for the west slopes of the sierra. here's a look at the rainfall projections for tomorrow. close to an inch up in the north bay hills. compare that to the south bay to about a 10th of an inch to a quarter of an inch. so this is the setup for your friday and into the weekend. we should dry things out. here's the satellite this afternoon where you can se