also we are checking in on our issue in san lorenzo. there was a big rig that was stalled on southbound 880 underneath northbound 238. looks like two cars ran into the back of it there. it is impacting the commute. not only for southbound 880 but for people heading westbound 580. speeds are down to 19 miles per hour. we'll be back with more news, weather and traffic. >>> waking up to clear conditions here. that's going to change as we get a more onshore push. we'll see some haze moving to the bay area. that's why we have a spare the air alert today. upper 80s in sacramento. the upper 60s for saturday. look at that. we drop off into the 30s on sunday. our weather certainly changing saturday night into sound. coming up i'll pass on to you the advisories for the fire weather watch and the winds in a few minutes. >>> tracking breaking news from live desk. cal fire is fighting a brand-new wildfire on the san mateo coast. this is the cabrio fire. part of highway 1 south was closed for hours after it started last night. the chp has reopened it

coming from san lorenzo into hayward the traffic is pretty good. how does the past look? cooler today. we are tracking onshore wind kicking in. you can see in our towercam or the fog rolling in across the bay. temperatures are cooler compared to yesterday. you will feel the difference stepping outside. 49 is one of the coolest spots in santa rosa. 55 in concorde. oakland is 60. livermore 53. san francisco 59 and 58 in san jose. want to talk about the extreme fire danger. that is the big weather story tomorrow. the wind will kick up and this could be the strongest wind event of the season. we are on high alert with the wind. there is a warning tomorrow for the north and east bay hills and valleys. the santa cruz send it diablo range. gusts 35-55 miles an hour. potentially dangerous fire weather conditions. a wind advisory in effect until thursday afternoon for the north bay down to east bay hills and the diablo range. we could see power outages and downed trees possible. here is the satellite and radar view. the low-pressure system will drop a dry cold front our way and we

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we did have earlier problems and san leandro and san lorenzo area where we had a crash southbound 238n. of the 880 connector. it is not causing a big traffic jam. we are also looking at westbound 580 as a drive coming out towards the altamont pass and 205. there is some slow traffic but on fridays we get a bit of a break. as i look at the east bay map, looks pretty good at highway for. even howie for as long as from antioch to concord. 680 and 80 are off to a good start. this is a good beginning to a friday commute and no problems right now at the bay bridge toll plaza. we are hoping for this to continue throughout most of the morning. let's bring in steve. >>> we do have some news for firefighters. temperatures have dropped 20 and 30 degrees. get a break for 36 hours. the wind direction is a bit to in the valleys the committee is up. the hills, a little north winds, it is still dry but not anything appeared to what we saw 24 hours ago when they were gusting 60 to 70 miles per hour. community santa rosa 66%. 11% at this time yesterday. i think fairfield was about 10%. nevada around 12

>>thinking and ready i'm here in ben lomond along highway 9 in the san lorenzo valley the power was out here for 2 full days during the last power shut down a couple of weeks back as you might imagine. it was a very good very busy day in fact. here at the only gas station in town. let's take a look. here we go again so say the steady stream of people filling up cars cans and propane bottles here at the shell station in downtown been loman. >>by this time tomorrow the telltale sound of generators will be heard throughout the mountains. >>i got around the generator to keep the well going to pump water to the house. >>although subject to change pgd for now is projecting that as many as 45,000 customers, almost half of all customers county wide could lose power from roughly saturday evening to as late as monday afternoon county communications manager jason, how i would if you had power go out last time it looks like you should probably expect it to go out this time. >>with some additional loss specifically in the city of santa cruz looks like the only relatively safe area. >>in the city of

traffic is slow making your way from san lorenzo down through hayward. green as you head across the san mateo bridge. westbound 580 tracy to castro valley is yellow at 51 minutes. >>> we're finding out that hp is the next big business to start downsizing, this time it will be by thousands of employees. the tech company plans to cut between 7,000 and 9,000 workers worldwide over the next three years or 16% of its work force. this is after hp's old ceo and president said he is stepping down next year. the incoming ceo said hp is taking bold and decisive actions as we embark on our next chapter. >>> now you can take a ferry to the chase center just in time for the warriors first preseason game at their new home. mayor london breed helped celebrate the opening of pier 48 1/2. mayor breed said the service will not only help with traffic but give fans a unique gameday experience. >> using water as a mode of transportation is not only amazing, but it's such a great ride. it's so relaxing. >> fans will be able to take the ferry to the game agndg opens i. >> those

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so i want to start out with good news in san lorenzo, the issue there's involving three vehicles including a big rig, that crash on southbound 880 under 238 is all cleared. speeds are slow still this morning. moving over to b.a.r.t. i want to keep people posted on what's happening there. ten-minute delays on the san francisco line headed into the east bay because of work in the tube. and another alert for b.a.r.t. riders. the holiday plaza side is closed. access can be from the westfield mall side. >> we will be watching. thanks. >>> we begin with the fire emergency in sonoma county. here's what we know. >> the fire spread to 16,000 acres. this as whipping winds are expected this weekend. cal fire is telling us 49 structures have been december tr destroyed and more are threatened. >> we have learned that a pg&e transmission line failed at about the same time that fire started. mandatory evacuations are in effect east of highway 128 to geyserville. the healdsburg community center, sonoma county fairgrounds and the sonoma veterans memorial building are being used as evacuation centers. it is

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60s on the temperatures here but around the bay 58 in the city, 62 berkeley, 52 alameda, 52 in san lorenzo. that is a look at the cold air plunging in off of vancouver and seattle, that cloud cover is really cold air. and that is sliding into the east of us but that is going to set the stage for a very strong wind event. tomorrow temperatures fall off the table but the wind will pick up, 60s, 70s and 80s today with temperatures coming down as we get that onshore breeze and the fog returns and then the wednesday into thursday. fridayand then partly cloudy mostly sunny and cooler on the weekend. >>> thank you steve, 5:21 am is the time, a , why it is especi tough for families trying to rebuild. >>> and a pack of wild pigs terrorizing in east baytown. you know when you're at ross and your new fall look just keeps getting better? check this out! that's yes for less. score a head-to-toe look you'll love and save 20 to 60 percent off department store prices. at ross. yes for less. there are those who will say thatoo fat.: too skinny. too hard. too soft. too old. too much. too unexpected. and to

south 880 looks good through here but see brake lights heading out of san lorenzo into hayward this morning880 southbound at dixon landing road, the left lane blocked pla blocked by fire crews. an injury crash reported here. lots of activity and we are starting to see slightly slower speeds as you approach the accident there. use 280 in the meantime if you want to avoid any of those delays on 101 right now. westbound 580, stacked up 41 minutes, 42 now 205 to 680. looks like the east shore freeway still in the green so that's good news. highway 4 looking a little bit better. that stalled vehicle westbound four near railroad is now cleared over to the shoulder. so things have improved there so 35 minutes out of antioch as you work your way towards the east shore freeway. from hellyer towards sfo, 41 minute drive time so still in the green heading through there. 280 near san bruno, heads up southbound near san bruno off we have reports of some traffic control in place there because of a vehicle that went up the hillside on the right side of the roadway so chp on scene. and again an overview of

northbound a crash around davis through san lorenzo and san leandro.be movement, there's a fire truck there. >> we'll have another update in 30 minutes. >>> 7:30 now, tuesday morning, 29th of october, 2019, a lot of smiling faces on our plaza, starting their morning with us, and we are glad to have you along. >> this is a good headline zero bark 30, everyone is talking about the dog who was instrumental in the raid that killed the world's most wanted terrorist. and of course we all remember the movie zero dark thirty >> we have a little more about the dog coming up. >> good new york post headline. >> a quick check of the headlines this half hour we start in california where several out of control wildfires are burning throughout the state now. the kincade fire growing in size overnight. flames are now scorching more than 74,000 acres of northern california's wine country. almost 200,000 people have been forced from their homes. meanwhile, alongside one of the busiest stretches of highway in southern california, the getty fire exploded on a los angeles