san josi downtown 82, you get the picture. a day not dissimilar from yesterday. we'll look at numbers, slightly cooler, but numbers still nice. lots of 70s, and low 80s, there's the marine layer. it's going to stretch out a bit tonight, and over the next few days, and with that some cooler daytime highs. not cold, less sunshine, and temperatures mostly in the 70s sxshlgs 80s -- and 80s. 87 in fairfield, and those are the right now temperatures. you have the coastal drizzle tonight, and then look for temperatures in the evening hours in the inland areas to be in the mid 70s, this low pressure will bring more fog and cooling as it gets closer to us. look for drizzle possible, and temperatures cooler tomorrow. some areas as many of as 5 or 6 degrees cooler. it's in the valley, it's in the santa rosa area, the forecast highs tomorrow, the 90s are working their way east a little bit. forecast 92 in vacaville, and look at vallejo, 79, the eastern fringes, and southern fringes, what you'll find is low 90, and the assistant collar valley -- santa clara, forecast highs, f

in areas along the east bay shoreline, mid to upper 60s, and alameda 64 for you. 75 san josi, and upper 60s for santa cruz in the afternoon, and we'll see a slow burn off similar to today. turning partly cloudy, and mostly scene for the afternoon. there's the extended forecast, with a cool down through thursday, but in time for next weekend, the temperatures rebound, and the inland communities back in the mid of upper 80s, and upper 70s for the bay. but temperatures are on the mild side, it's something we'll continue to enjoy for the inland communities, and along the coast, the cool weather. >> what a difference. >> thanks. >>> breaking news now, getting word of a shooting at a township building, two people with dead. live pictures here at the scene. a gunman with a scope and pistol, shot through a wall, into a meeting, the four people are taken to the hospital. this is happening 75 north of philadelphia, the area is described as the quietest township in the county. it killed 2 people, and injured four, we'll stay on top of this, and bring you more. >>> the major league baseball, makes

they set up a donation site in san josi, the proceeds will go to provide the drinks and snacks for the military who travel through. >> they can go, and relax, and stay at the airport if they're waiting for a flight. >> the uso has it as these airports, they're among 100 similar centers all across the country. >>> they show off their skills in a friendly competition. more than 50 officers from oregon, nevada, and california, they maneuver their motor vehicles in a course, the featue course, where the youngsters try to stay between the cones. they help to raise money for the police activity league. >> not a bad day for a ride. we have a look at the forecast. >> the fog is keeping it on the cool side, and once again, we'll talk about the fog pushing back in the bay, and the temperatures from this tfrn afternoon, they range from the 60s in the beeches, and mid to upper 80s, and right now, you can see the fog signature on the satellite, and a few high clouds, approaching to the north. wind speeds, have been a factor, especially to fairfield, the winds out of the southwest, 22 miles per hour

the low to mid-80s and right now on the map, the fog regrouping and already lots of overcast from san josi and parts san francisco outside towards hayward, san mateo and oakland. wind speeds, winds still out of the southwest in fairfield, 25 miles per hour, gusty winds there, oakland the airport reporting winds out west at 14 miles per hour. and some more observations for you, sfo same day, windows at 14 miles per hour. our time-lapse from this evening, the oakland estuary and you notice the trend, low clouds and fog on the increase. the marine layer exesing and that is a sign we'll warm hinges up, but a real warming moves into the region monday and tuesday. no major heat waves, just a minor dale. tonight partly cloudy skies and coastal fog pushing back in into the bay. tomorrow, the extended forecast does feature a warm trend and we're talking about 90s making a comeback for the warmest locations inland. first thing tomorrow, partly to mostly cloudy and patchy fog and wet roadways highway 1 and around the bay to start out your sunday morning. this area of low pressure, i have been pointin

there san josi 86 and morgan hill, 96 degrees and gilroy, 95. these numbers easily a good 5- 10 degrees warmer than today's highs. you will notice that change away from the shoreline. eastern san francisco starting out with patchy fog and 72 in the afternoon. still mainly in the 60s near the immediate coastline. here is a look ahead, your five- day forecast with the weekend always in view. there is the temperature spike for your sunday. monday, tuesday and wednesday, cooling trend continues into tuesday and wednesday and partly sunny skies into thursday. heather and ken, by this time tomorrow we'll keep a close eye on the radar and we might see the first development of thunderstorms approaching the bay area and fire crews doing same thing. >> the most significant thing about the storms is the lightning. >> yes, and this time of year it's extremely dry out there. so the combination is not good news for us. >> all right, thank you, mark. >>> we also want to actually go ahead. >> no official word, but jennifer lopez's bedford says the star is return

. >>> a small earthquake, measured 2.9, and 11 miles east of san josi, the indications are it was on a fault, no reports of any damage or injuries. >>> the red cross is helping several families displaced by a fire in west san jose, all started at 12:20 this morning, and then it spread fast. flames destroyed two apartments, and damaged three others. a woman in one unit, said the fire was caused approximate by her -- by her boyfriend, who was cooking, and left a pan unattended. >> i heard the smoke alarm, and when i got up, there was a fire. >> it left people without homes, and the red skrosz putting -- cross is putting them up in hotels. >>> the fire investigators in oakland are trying to determine the cause of a house fire. 6 people were in the house at the time, and two of them suffered smoke inhalation. they were able to get the fire out quickly, no estimate on the damage. >>> the work of the same group of robberies. that reissued these days surveillance photos, they were taken during bank robberies, in san francisco. they wore hooded sweatshirts, and they jumped over the counter it

rob is live here in san josi, with what that school is doing differently as a result. >> the silver creek high school does have cameras including these. and several sources that say one of the camera say that the police believe is the armed attacker. they went straight to the main office. there is no video of the assault, but there is one of the man who may be responsible. >> right now, we're monitoring the campus. >> the police officer took us to the place where it happened. the female former student was waiting for ha friendly, when a man with a gun tried to take her commuter, a male student, stepped in to help, and the intruder struck him in the head. >> he was armed with some type of firearm, whether it was a bb gun, or an actual gun, we don't know. >> the attacker pled, the student needed stitches in his head, but otherwise okay. there are additional officers on campus today. >> be careful out here. >> i'm kind of speechless, that could have been any of us. >> i don't think they knew how to handle it at all. they did not know what to do, they should have locked the students down. >>

she was arrested friday in san josi. the deputies say she was wearing the hospital scrubs, and a phony furs's badge. she has no medical background, and did not access any secure areas of the hospital, or treat any patients, she's been released on bail. >>> we have developing news out of placer county. a fire in the national forest, has being duly sworn and impaneled 1,200 acres. it started in the afternoon, in steep rugged terrain. it's not close to any populated areas, and not triggered the evacuations, but it's put a thick blanket of smoke. >>> and still in the bay area, we haven't had big fire stories, and the meteorologist is here to say the weather is playing a huge part of that. >>> the temperatures below average, and it helps them a lot, but things are changing. the marine layer is going down, and it's getting thinner, that's why the temperatures are getting warm. but it's going down, and what that means the temperatures are on the warm up. a slight warm up in the bay area forecast, lest look at the -- let's look

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