let's go to abc7 news meteorologist sandy patel with details on fire. weather watch issued for this weekend. sandy yeah, dan the concern is gusty winds developing and the humidity dropping this weekend. >> that fire weather watch covers our hills, also covers lake solano and mendocino counties. it's 5 a.m. saturday until 5 p.m. sunday. those wind gusts 40 to 50 miles an hour, minimum humidity down to 15 to 25. so any fires that do break out are going to rapidly grow in size and intensity. here's an hour by hour. look at those winds coming up saturday afternoon in the 25 to 35 mile an hour range, even stronger over the hilltops, as you will notice, by 8 p.m, you're looking at 43 miles an hour in fairfield. those gusty winds remaining with us on sunday morning. so the fire danger index takes into account the wind and the fuels. and obviously the humidity levels. we are going into that high to very high category by saturday afternoon. and there will be some areas of red in the northern part of our viewing area, which is extreme fire danger for saturday nig

let's update you on the forecast. >> sandy patel is here with that.. >> yeah, many people are feeling that heat today, that's for sure. dan and let's take a look at a live picture from our walnut creek camera. one of those places dealing with that summerlike sizzle as we check out those temperatures. 91 in san francisco. it is in the low 90s from san jose to mountain view, palo alto. the weather service is saying half moon bay has actually hit a record. we'll get the official temperature in just a few minutes. so from our sfo camera, we are seeing nothing but clear skies. but you notice the breeze is coming in low to mid 90s from novato to santa rosa. it's in the mid 90s for fairfield, napa, 92 concord 90 degrees in livermore. high pressure in control of our weather. the winds are coming off the land blowing towards the coast today and that's what brought the heat as we get heating from compression, the winds flow down the mountaintops as we look at fleet week festivities, here's a look at the forecast. it's going to be a warm fall day tomorrow. upper

i did after sandy hook, and i did based on the fact that just over the decade leading into sandy hook, there was one mass shooting after another mass shooting. i've got to say, the weapon of choice is an ar-15 for crazy people. the weapon of choice is to go in, get an ar-15, shoot up schools, shoot up bowling alleys, shoot up churches. that's the weapon of choice. if it's not going to be banned, why it can't be tightly, tightly regulated, so if you're going in to get an ar-15, man -- >> yes. >> -- you're going to have to pass. that is no violation of the second amendment. >> what's upsetting is having an assault rifle is conflated with having a shotgun and being a hunter. people in maine can still hunt and have access to guns. they just don't need access to high-capacity magazines. ban the magazines. this is done. >> by the way, elise, you, from mississippi, me from mississippi, alabama, georgia, florida, we grew up around guns. it was in our culture. i went to a church that didn't go -- everybody went hunting. yet, when all of these killings started happening, they all said the same

sandy hook, it gets to your question. it's all about making us think our safety depends on us having. a gun they turn sandy hook through fear and threats like that into the ultimate gun sales bonanza. listen. everything they said they wanted it actually happened and we've doubled the arsenal in 20 years we are not safer with more guns in more hands next not good. first, fred, i want to i still remember the day still remember the day we were out celebrating valentine's day when i looked at my phone and i just my goes out to you, jamie. a blessed memory in your family. i have never been to that point, but i have dealt with guns and been in situations situations. what chris brought up and what i think you're bringing up perception, reality okay, we can sit here and give every logical, rational, scientifically based argument. but the perception is there are guys out there looking to me and it is being promoted every day, be it on social media, certain networks are constantly promoting this. yeah. to where and i can tell you e

sandy >> yeah. that happened was the rapid intensification was as a result of the warm waters in the pacific as well as, you know, el nino is with us. and so the waters running warmer, but it blew up quickly in just a matter of 12 hours. and that forecast models didn't even pick up on. so landfall as a category five near acapulco, strongest to hit mexico's coast in the pacific, rapidly intensifying in 12 hours. rain and flooding continue shoes. but otis is no longer. as you will notice, it has fallen apart. it's dissipated. and the national hurricane center has discontinued. and all of the advisories right now, winds of 35 miles an hour with the remnants. as you look at the computer animation, you will notice that the rain will continue to exacerbating flooding conditions. ian's there. here, all's quiet. a lot of cloud covers still with that cold front going through tomorrow, we're going to notice a chilly start. and then in the afternoon, it's going to be a cool day. cooler than average low 60s to

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the sandy police must have planted the shell casing.cene. it will be hard for people to accept the idea that this detective would do something as unethical as plant evidence. >> it was not there. i know that. >> the sandy police department categorically denied the accusation. but as those loft friends heard more of chris wright's side of the story from bianca, they became convinced he was innocent. >> there were so many parts of the puzzle that we're not adding up. >> unless, they reasoned, unless someone they knew very well wanted chris to take the fall. a dark suspicion wafted through the corridors of that old chocolate factory. perhaps the police, they said, arrested the wrong neighbor. >> he had the perfect patsy and christopher. >> the neighbors start comparing notes and realize, someone in their circle was not who he seemed. coming up -- >> we were astounded. and i remember seeing, what? >> when "dateline" continues. w mileage is paying off. you think we should... hold... hoooold!!! hooold! now!!!! i'm on it. i'm, on it. already s

abc seven news meteorologist sandy patel is looking at what we can expect in her 24 hour accuweather forecast. sandy yeah dan tomorrow morning you're going to need to bundle up because we are going to start off pretty cool with cloudy conditions. >> your morning temperatures at 7 a.m. in the 40s and the 50s. it's a breezy afternoon. temperatures are not going to rise much. it's actually going to be cooler than today with a slight possibility of drizzle or a few showers. 4:00, you're looking at low 60s to low 70s and then the temperatures are going to quickly fall as that breeze intensifies. looking at live doppler seven, there's a system that cold front that is going to usher in cooler air. we're going to see colder weather ahead. i'll be back to let you know about the next several days, which will feature that change coming right up. alma >> all rig.nk you, sandhya. we will check back. there's plenty of buzz tonight about the future of autonomous cars in california. the road ahead looks much murkier after the dmv suspended the permit for cruise's self-driving cars to operate in san

. >> abc seven news meteorologist sandy patel is looking at that.dy, what to expect in our 24 hour accuweather forecast. >> yes dan we are talking about fire danger going up as we hit the weekend and tomorrow morning. a chill in the air. so let's talk about that fire weather watch that goes up for the hills lake solano and mendocino counties. 5 a.m. saturday until 5 p.m. sunday. combination of 40 to 50 mile an hour wind gusts lower humidity means any fires that develop are going to rapidly spread the fire. danger is not a concern. tomorrow morning, temperatures are going to start out on the chilly side, 30 to 50 by noon time. still on the cool side with some high clouds passing through and the afternoon highs will remain below average by evening. those temperatures are going down again saturday morning. we will start out with some patchy frost. i'll be back with a full look at the concerns with the fire danger coming up. >> dan okay, sandhya, thanks a lot. we'll touch base shortly. new developments. cruz is pausing all driverless services nationwide

meteorologist sandy patel is here with the answer in the 24 hour accuweather forecast sandy yeah and dan and alma it's going to feel like fall again tomorrow. >> so as we take a look at the planner we did get a double digit drop in temperatures today so it was definitely noticeable tomorrow morning. gray and drizzly temperatures in the 50s at noon time. you're in the 60s. a mix of sun and clouds. it's going to be a breezy afternoon. those numbers ranging from the mid 60s to the mid 70s. so our cooling trend is going to continue. and then those temperatures will continue to drop off as the sun goes down. and guess what else is coming our way? a system is developing in the pacific and it is going to bring us weekend showers live. doppler seven is tracking that system. i'll be back with the timeline of what part of your weekend will be wet. alma >> all right. thank you, sandra. new at 11. a san jose police officer critically injured when she was ambushed and shot by a suspect in august. is finally out of the hospital this video was shared today of the female officer being wheeled out. a

. >> yeah, we'll be able to see at sandy. >> well i wish i could tell you. >> yes.here will be a lot of cloud cover. all right. i'm going to show it to you in just a moment. hopefully you'll get lucky. but the partial solar eclipse begins at 805 saturday morning. maximum eclipse is at 920. it will be 77. and then it ends at 1042 in the morning. but you will notice that the clouds are going to be around. so here's a look at 8 a.m. saturday, pretty much everyone under a blanket of cloud cover as the system's passing through, except for parts of the inland east bay and the south bay. you might get lucky. all right. but if you don't live there, obviously, you're going to have to go somewhere where you possibly could see it. let's talk about el nino, an advisory issued today by the climate prediction center. they're basically saying last month, warmer than average sea surface temperatures continuing near the equatorial pacific. el nino, 80% chance is going to continue through spring, a pretty high likelihood of a strong event this winter and a 3 in 10 chance of historic

for sandy patel. larry beale. appreciate your time right now on jimmy kimmel, arnold schwarzenegger, have a great night and a wonderful weekend >> jimmy: and the thing is, the strike has been going on so long, i just don't know if i'll be back. >> you'll be back. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you always say that. >> you always will be back. >> jimmy: but when?

dan >> okay, sandy, see you shortly. let's move now to the conflict in the middle east where there is a lot of finger pointing tonight over a deadly blast at a hospital in gaza. hundreds of people died in the explosion in that palestinian officials claim was a result of an israeli airstrike. israeli officials insist it was a failed rocket launch by a militant group. and there's evidence to back this up. so there is a real dispute here. it comes as president biden is on a flight to israel where he is going to meet with prime minister benjamin netanyahu. the president was supposed to attend a summit in jordan, but that got canceled. his visit is to reinforce the united states support of israel. it's important for people to remember the additional military forces that are either being prepared or are on their way to the region is really about sending a signal of deterrence. >> we don't want to see this conflict escalate and widen. there are no plans or intentions to put us boots on the ground in combat in israel. everything

sandy patel is tracking it all tonight. abc7 news at 11 starts right now. >> building a better bay area moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> good evening and thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ahmad daetz. we first begin in the city of oakland and the mayor giving her first state of the city address tomorrow and no doubt she has a lot on her plate with a dwindling budget, no permanent police chief and a damaging crime reputation, it has been a challenging first year for the mayor and we are making it tonight's abc seven news advancer at 11 to make sure you're informed. ahead of what will be seeing tuesday afternoon , abc seven news reporter j.r stone is in oakland where residents and a local council member are sharing their ideas to push the town forward. >> i'm sure if we all put our minds together we could try to come up with something. >> a hope. >> and if we come together as a community, we believe that change can and will take place from a community wanting and demanding a safer oa

meteorologist sandy patel is here. sandy? we have another day or two of this, and then we're done. >> all right, dan and alma, let me show you the high temperatures for today. record high in half. moon bay, 90 degrees today. old record was 82, set in 2013. it was a warm to hot one fremont 88. but you got up to 97 degrees in napa 95. san jose 94. santa rosa oakland 93 degrees. san francisco. we know the unofficial sites were in the low 90s, but the official record official temperature is not there because their sensor has been down all day today. heat advisory remains up until 11 p.m. tomorrow for the areas shaded in orange above average temperatures bringing a moderate to high risk of heat illnesses for those that are sensitive. so definitely stay hydrated and take it easy out there. as we show you a stunning view from our emeryville camera, we are looking back towards san francisco. and here's a look at the high temperatures for tomorrow versus the old records. so half moon bay expected to hit 87 degrees. if it does do that,

abc seven news meteorologist sandy patel is looking at what we can expect in her 24 hour accuweathersandy yeah dan tomorrow morning you're going to need to bundle up because we are going to start off pretty cool with cloudy conditions. >> your morning temperatures at 7 a.m. in the 40s and the 50s. it's a breezy afternoon. temperatures are not going to rise much. it's actually going to be cooler than today with a slight possibility of drizzle or a few showers. 4:00, you're looking at low 60s to low 70s and then the temperatures are going to quickly fall as that breeze intensifies. looking at live doppler seven, there's a system that cold front that is going to usher in cooler air. we're going to see colder weather ahead. i'll be back to let you know about the next several days, which will feature that change coming right up. alma >> all right. thank you, sandhya. we will check back. there's plenty of buzz tonight about the future of autonomous cars in california. the road ahead looks much murkier after the dmv suspended the permit for cruise's self-driving cars to operate in san franc

meteorologist sandy patel is here with the answer in the 24 hour accuweather forecast sandy yeah and as we take a look at the planner we did get a double digit drop in temperatures today so it was definitely noticeable tomorrow morning. gray and drizzly temperatures in the 50s at noon time. you're in the 60s. a mix of sun and clouds. it's going to be a breezy afternoon. those numbers ranging from the mid 60s to the mid 70s. so our cooling trend is going to continue. and then those temperatures will continue to drop off as the sun goes down. and guess what else is coming our way? a system is developing in the pacific and it is going to bring us weekend showers live. doppler seven is tracking that system. i'll be back with the timeline of what part of your weekend will be wet. alma >> all right. thank you, sandra. new at 11. a san jose police officer critically injured when she was ambushed and shot by a suspect in august. is finally out of the hospital this video was shared today of the female officer being wheeled out. as you see with her colleagues applauding her along the way. acco

meteorologist sandy patel is here. sandy?h, we have another day or two of this, and then we're done. >> all right, dan and alma, let me show you the high temperatures for today. record high in half. moon bay, 90 degrees today. old record was 82, set in 2013. it was a warm to hot one fremont 88. but you got up to 97 degrees in napa 95. san jose 94. santa rosa oakland 93 degrees. san francisco. we know the unofficial sites were in the low 90s, but the official record official temperature is not there because their sensor has been down all day today. heat advisory remains up until 11 p.m. tomorrow for the areas shaded in orange above average temperatures bringing a moderate to high risk of heat illnesses for those that are sensitive. so definitely stay hydrated and take it easy out there. as we show you a stunning view from our emeryville camera, we are looking back towards san francisco. and here's a look at the high temperatures for tomorrow versus the old records. so half moon bay expected to hit 87 degrees. if it does do tha

. >> abc seven news meteorologist sandy patel is looking at that. and sandy, what to expect in our 24 hour accuweather forecast. >> yes dan we are talking about fire danger going up as we hit the weekend and tomorrow morning. a chill in the air. so let's talk about that fire weather watch that goes up for the hills lake solano and mendocino counties. 5 a.m. saturday until 5 p.m. sunday. combination of 40 to 50 mile an hour wind gusts lower humidity means any fires that develop are going to rapidly spread the fire. danger is not a concern. tomorrow morning, temperatures are going to start out on the chilly side, 30 to 50 by noon time. still on the cool side with some high clouds passing through and the afternoon highs will remain below average by evening. those temperatures are going down again saturday morning. we will start out with some patchy frost. i'll be back with a full look at the concerns with the fire danger coming up. >> dan okay, sandhya, thanks a lot. we'll touch base shortly. new developments. cruz is pausing all driverless services na

sandy patel is tracking it all tonight.news at 11 starts right now. >> building a better bay area moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> good evening and thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ahmad daetz. we first begin in the city of oakland and the mayor giving her first state of the city address tomorrow and no doubt she has a lot on her plate with a dwindling budget, no permanent police chief and a damaging crime reputation, it has been a challenging first year for the mayor and we are making it tonight's abc seven news advancer at 11 to make sure you're informed. ahead of what will be seeing tuesday afternoon , abc seven news reporter j.r stone is in oakland where residents and a local council member are sharing their ideas to push the town forward. >> i'm sure if we all put our minds together we could try to come up with something. >> a hope. >> and if we come together as a community, we believe that change can and will take place from a community wanting and demanding a safer oakland.

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dan >> okay, sandy, see you shortly. now to the conflict in the middle east where there is a lot of finger pointing tonight over a deadly blast at a hospital in gaza. hundreds of people died in the explosion in that palestinian officials claim was a result of an israeli airstrike. israeli officials insist it was a failed rocket launch by a militant group. and there's evidence to back this up. so there is a real dispute here. it comes as president biden is on a flight to israel where he is going to meet with prime minister benjamin netanyahu. the president was supposed to attend a summit in jordan, but that got canceled. his visit is to reinforce the united states support of israel. it's important for people to remember the additional military forces that are either being prepared or are on their way to the region is really about sending a signal of deterrence. >> we don't want to see this conflict escalate and widen. there are no plans or intentions to put us boots on the ground in combat in israel. everything we're doin

you lost your 6-year-old biodyl lan at sandy hook.y time there is one of these mass shootings, your heartbreaks all over again. what say you tonight? >> my heart is very broken for the lewiston community and for the families who are finding out that the people that they love won't be coming home again. it is -- it is something that you can never really imagine, because it's just impossible for you to put yourself into their shoes. but my feelings are within my heart and my anger as well that this has happened yet again. >> byron: kimberly, you lost your 10-year-old daughter lexi in uvalde. what is this moment like for you? >> you know, i remember watching mass shootings unfold hurting, because you can only imagine. and now i don't have to imagine. i know. and i know what maine is going through right now. and i am broken for them. >> byron: yeah. a follow, kimberly, if i may. you're running for mayor of uvalde because you say, quote, you want to be the change. one of the things you're calling for is a complete ban on assault weapons. h

. >> meteorologist sandy patel is here with the forecast. sandy. and i want to show you an even prettier picture not to top what's atop out what's out there, but look at this. yeah, this is incredible. all island. and you can see just those high clouds filtering the sun. those clouds are made of ice crystals. and that's what's giving us that extra oomph. all right. let's talk about el nino. there is an advisory today that came out from the climate prediction center and they monitor what's happening near the equatorial pacific. warmer than average sea surface temperatures continued in september. and so here is what they're saying. el nino is going to continue through the spring. there's an 80% chance, a 75 to 85% chance of a strong event this upcoming winter and a 3 in 10 chance of a historically strong event that rivals those back in 2015, 2016, and 1997 98. i remember the 97, 98 event. and you don't want to go down that path again. it was a lot of devastation, obviously, so we'll see what happens there. not predicting strong local impacts. they're

thank you so much, sandy. well, that excessive heat is wrapping up, but there could be a big impact from the heat and rain this season. >> abc seven news reporter anser hassan has a look ahead. hi, john. good work. >> with temperatures in the low 90s in parts of the east bay, a few laps in the pool is one way to keep cool. >> it's definitely lovely to be in the pool. it's a beautiful day. it's in the 90s so yeah, definitely hotter than usual at heather farm park in walnut creek. >> the lanes were full and lots of activity in the parks as well. five even with the above average temperatures for early fall, it's pretty, pretty warm. >> we're not used to these these type of temperatures this at this time of the year. but we're preparing for them. we have our crews on alert, on alert, says captain chris toler with the contra costa county fire protection district. >> because even though the bay area had a wet winter and mild summer, the high winds are always the wild card for this time of year because wind is not ou

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so for details on this, let's go to abc7 news meteorologist sandy patel. sandy >> hi there. dan and irma is starting to look like winter up there, that's for sure. let me show you live doppler seven and you will see that the snow is falling right now. 8-80 is required chains, the mountains are getting the snowfall. the snow coming down eventually to lake level. now, we did have a couple of showers move through. ukiah had four hundredths of an inch to trace in santa rosa, about 100th of an inch in healdsburg and occidental. but that's about it with this cold front, a lot of cloud cover right now. and here are some of the views from our tower cameras . there's cal, nevada lodge on the bottom right there where it is also cloudy right now. temperatures in the 50s and the 60s. did you notice it? yeah it's cooler across the region and definitely noticeable 14 degree drop in concord, 17 degrees cooler there in livermore down 12 in san jose, seven degrees cooler in santa rosa. a little breezy as well. 21 mile an hour winds right now in fairfield. now let's quickly turn your attentio

when i think of sandy hook, one of the worst days in our nation's history.tion when a shooting like this happens? >> well, i think that prayer is appropriate, but so is positive action. i think every time something like this happens, there is call for more laws. i truly think we need to enforce the laws that are already in place. it is amazing to me there are always signs, incredibly frustrating, in fact, always signs and current laws that could have prevented what happened in maine, but they were not enforced. rather than call for more laws, we need to start enforcing those, start utilizing resources like the fbi and cia rather than having them go after parents at board of ed meetings and conspiracy theorists, we need to have them really work to keep the citizens of america safe, that is why we pay our taxes and what we have to start demanding. >> todd: the question we have following a horrific tragedy like this is why. i know you have sought that answer in the years following the tragedy, what have you discovered as the answer as to that why? >> the why, t

liked and agreed to by representative marjorie taylor greene further claimed, the mass shooting at sandy hook elementary where 26 people including 20 precious, precious children were murdered was staged. whereas, on september 3, 2020, representative marjorie taylor greene posted an image of herself holding a gun next to images of three members of congress with a caption encouraging, quote, going on offense after them. whereas, on january 26, 2021, cnn reported on "post" comments and likes by representative marjorie taylor greene from 2018 and 2019 in which representative marjorie taylor greene liked several posts and comments on facebook demonstrating her support for the execution of several members of the democratic party, including the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, secretary of state hillary clinton and president bahama. barack obama. whereas, marjorie taylor greene liked a facebook comment on january 2019 that stated, quote, a bullet to the head would be quicker in reference to the removal of speaker nancy pelosi. whereas, on january 26, 2021, cnn also reported that deleted vide

and sandy, how hot is it going to get tomorrow? karina and j.r, we're talking about near 100 degrees inland. so, yeah, some areas are going to get quite toasty. let me show you our high temperatures for today. most of us were in the 80s and 90s, 86 degrees at sfo was a tie for this day, tying. the old record is set back in 2012. it was plenty hot though or plenty warm i should say. san jose 90 degrees 88. in oakland and in santa rosa. as we take a look at the temperatures right now, still maintaining the warmth. many of you in the 70s to 80s range. we do have a heat advisory that is up right now for the santa cruz mountains and santa clara county. the rest of the region shaded in orange going up at 11 p.m. tonight. and in effect until 11 p.m. tomorrow. the risk of heat related illnesses is for those who are sensitive. so definitely keep that in mind with these above average temperatures. a live view from walnut creek. and you can see that things are okay, right now, but the air quality is going to be declining . spare the air alert

meteorologist sandy patel is here. sandhya. yeah. and dan and omar. let's take a look at that earthquake. one more time. if you felt it at 638 magnitude 3.7 near millbrae, the depth was eight miles. >> a lot of people reported feeling it and now let's talk about the wind and the fire alert. elevated fire danger this weekend. dry downsloping winds and lowering humidity will mean the fire danger will run high. you can see much of northern california central california and southern california will be under a red flag warning. notice the wind direction out of the north northeast. it's a very drying wind. the set up in the atmosphere as you look at live. doppler seven is a trough is going to deepen. high pressure is going to build in. and as you look at the computer animation, you'll see what happens is when the to get a little too close together the winds you can see the wind arrows getting closer together, stronger winds coming out of the north northeast. and that's what's going to elevate that fire danger. so we see it here, san saturday night, tomorrow

i guess we can imagine it. >> yeah. >> we're experience at sandy. >> yeah. you know, you don't have to imagine in the weather being nice. yeah, we can always dream. but it has been really pleasant out here this week. and dan and we're going to keep that fall feeling going. let me show you the sunset from tonight at 637 from mount tam. and it was absolutely stunning tonight as the sun was setting, skies were clear and pretty much clear skies right now, except for a patch of fog in half moon bay from our kgo roof camera. look at this stunning view right now. warming trend continues tomorrow. it got underway for parts of the bay area today. santa rosa is going to go from 73 to 87 degrees warmer. okay and up for san jose as well. so you will notice redwood city going from 69 today to 79 degrees. so ten degrees warmer. the reason for this is high pressure is nudging in after that system that brought us the showers and drizzle yesterday and some snow showers this morning to parts of the higher elevations of the sierra. we're starting to notice a switch in the patt

sandy, sandy, i'll bring you back in now . line, i suppose, between supporting palestinians and being anti—semitic ? i anti—semitic? i >> well, in answer to your question , something i have a lot question, something i have a lot of respect for spoken about, i don't think that every sentence when it comes to anti—semitism should be, oh, i know we don't agree with all the actions of the israeli government, but please don't kidnap and justify the rape of her. you know, it shouldn't have to be a precursor to every defence when it comes to every defence when it comes to jew hate . to jew hate. >> it shouldn't have to be. i'm a a british jew. >> i'm got nothing to do with israel like there always has to be the defence before there's anything else. and actually you also mentioned people that i suppose you're talking about immigrants , you said people that immigrants, you said people that are brought to the uk. i actually think the issue has got actually think the issue has got a lot to do with people who are born and bred in the uk.

. >> let's go to meteorologist sandy patel looking ahead toward the weekend, sandy.d this weekend we're going to warm it up in the afternoons, but we're also going to notice the fire danger increase as dan and ama. good evening to all of you. let's take a look at the winds right now. 21 mile an hour breeze, sfo, san francisco onshore, 17 in half moon bay. but look at this view from santa cruz camera a spectacular sunset right now and the air quality is going to remain good. the next three days. if you want to get outside and enjoy. we do have some high clouds coming in on live doppler seven. these clouds are in association with a disturbance off the coast. it's not going to bring us any rain, just some more cloud cover as we head into the overnight hours and going into tomorrow. so you can see some of those clouds there from our oakland airport camera just as lovely right now as we look at the setting sun there, 57 degrees in san francisco, 59 in mountain view, oakland, you're at 60 along with palo alto, 61 in san jose. and we do have blue skies from our golden gate

sandy is it getting cooler out there or not yet? >> it is indeed.peratures are going down. dan and alma and you can feel it. it is noticeable as the sea breeze has really kicked in on live doppler seven. we do have some fog. it's right around the monterey bay and it's working its way up towards the bay area. so later on tonight, you will see that fog tomorrow afternoon, you will feel the difference. temperatures will be anywhere from about 5 to 20 degrees cooler. we're looking at mid 60s to mid 80s for your friday, even cooler as we head towards saturday. most of you will be in the 60s and 70s and similar conditions for sunday. that's when we're expected ng some wet weather to enter the picture late saturday night into sunday. you can see that not expecting a whole lot of rain, but some scattered showers. just enough to dampen your sunday maybe some high elevation snow in the sierra as you check out the accuweather seven day forecast, these three words might be really. just music to your ears if you don't have air conditioning relief from the heat s

i'm meteorologist sandy patel. we have another round of showers coming through here. i'll let you know how long they're going to stick around. >> w p-g-and-e's says crews were able to dig 75 yards away from the ruptured line to pinch off the area and stop the leak. workers will be on the scene for several more hours, continue working to make repairs. the city of san francisco just filed a lawsuit against the owners of three different single room occupancy hotels in chinatown. sros the city attorney says the landlords neglected the properties and created safety and health hazards for tenants. abc7 news reporter suzanne fawn is in the newsroom with a look at what's in this lawsuit. suzanne. >> dan? city attorney david chu says this is the most significant legal action he's taken in chinatown in so far as it pertains to substandard conditions in sros. now building authorities and tenant advocates believe this lawsuit will be a game changer inside this sro hotel in chinatown. yang feng liu has been living in this tiny ten by ten foot room for nearly three decades with a s

reporter sandy kenyon sat down with vanna to talk about the transition.ved up to its name for vanna white, who's amassed a substantial fortune over more than 40 years. >> people see me on the show turning letters, and that's what i do. but definitely, i have a little business sense on the side. her latest business venture is a collaboration with laura geller on a line of cosmetics tied in to the game show to have i shadow. that is the puzzle board is the cutest thing right? >> oh yes. but there's more decades worth of real estate investments. >> i would buy a condo that was all messed up. i would fix it up and i would flip it again and again and again. so that's kind of how my business sense started. >> all of which came in very useful during a period of transition at wheel of fortune, pat is retiring. that's huge. which left her future on the show in doubt. what did you immediately say? i'm going to go forward. no no, i really had to think about it because it seems like we're a team and it's like breaking up ken and barbie or something. >> it took me a l

este individual que identificaron como sandy. con un programa que brinda refugio temporal que prioriza familias con hijos y víctimas de violencia doméstica. >> se trata de un centro de transición que está ubicado en la calle franklin, el cual tiene 59 habitaciones y puede albergar hasta 36 familias por un periodo máximo de 6 meses. luego les ayudan a buscar una vivienda permanente cada noche. >> la ciudad de san francisco hospeda a 15.000 personas que ya sea en refugio, ya sea en situación temporera. no hay espacios, hay equipos que vamos y hablamos a ellos para ofrecerle un lugar donde ir para que no estén en la calle. los interesados en obtener una habitación deben tramitarla a través del departamento para desamparados o también de otras organizaciones como son caridades católicas. >> enseguida le contamos a la policía de san leandro que está investigando un tiroteo que dejó un muerto y un herido en una barbería. >> el invierno ya se acerca y los expertos aseguran que podría ser similar a la temporada pasada. >> por eso urgen a

i guess we can imagine it. >> yeah. >> we're experience at sandy. >> yeah. you don't have to imagine in the weather being nice. yeah, we can always dream. but it has been really pleasant out here this week. and dan and we're going to keep that fall feeling going. let me show you the sunset from tonight at 637 from mount tam. and it was absolutely stunning tonight as the sun was setting, skies were clear and pretty much clear skies right now, except for a patch of fog in half moon bay from our kgo roof camera. look at this stunning view right now. warming trend continues tomorrow. it got underway for parts of the bay area today. santa rosa is going to go from 73 to 87 degrees warmer. okay and up for san jose as well. so you will notice redwood city going from 69 today to 79 degrees. so ten degrees warmer. the reason for this is high pressure is nudging in after that system that brought us the showers and drizzle yesterday and some snow showers this morning to parts of the higher elevations of the sierra. we're starting to notice a switch in the pattern. winds

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. >> yes, sandy is here to tell us exactly how long this heat will last. sandy. >> yeah, and dan and emma is just one more day for some of our bayside and inland communities of this heat. let me show you a live picture. it was a picture perfect setting for the blue angels. just nothing but blue skies, no fog and a record setting at that. three cities actually tied their previous records. san jose, 95, oakland, downtown 93 and sfo 92 degrees. all right. it was hot elsewhere, as you will notice, 98 in fairfield, mid 90s for places like napa, santa rosa, concord, livermore, 97 in santa cruz, 95. in redwood city, it was 89 in fremont and 85 degrees in half moon bay. right now we're still feeling it. it's warm out there 80s and 90s. that heat advisory has been extended for one more day for areas shaded in orange until 11 p.m. tomorrow as that heat risk will remain in the moderate to high category. for those who are sensitive with the above average temperatures. so as we go hour by hour, 7:00 tonight, still warm, mainly 70s and 80s. it's a slow cooling process b