, on this warm and sunny october day, you can see the haze over san jose. >> since the santa clara valley is a valley, it's surrounded by hills, air pollution can get trapped there in that region. >> reporter: a area management district spokesperson erin de mera says the santa clara valley does have higher levels of air pollution than other parts of the bay area. the air-quality districts looked at data as far back as the 1980s. it has to do with the santa clara valley's topography and higher ozone pollution or smog from a combination of heat, sunlight and vehicle tailpipe emissions. other particular matter can build up to unhealthy levels near the ground settling into the valley. which can happen when we have a temperature inversion. >> you have a layer of warm air that acts like a lid over a layer of cooler air near the surface. that can trap in missions from people burning wood in their fireplaces near the ground level. >> reporter: santa clara valley tends to collect more, i think, then near san francisco. >> reporter: michael kerry has lived in the south bay for 64 years. he says he

there in the region. >> the bay area air quality management district spokesperson says the santa clara valley does have higher levels of air pollution. the air quality district looked at data as far back as the 1980s. it has to do with the topography and higher smog from a combination of heat, sunlight and vehicle tail pipe emissions. also particulate matter can build up to unhealthy levels near the ground settling into the valley which can happen when we have a temperature inversion. >> so what happens is you have a layer of warm air that acts like a lid over a layer of cooler air near the surface and that can trap emissions from people burning wood in their fireplaces near the ground level. >> santa clara valley tends to collect more i think than up near san francisco. >> michael carrie has lived in the south bay for 64 years. he says he sees the haze often just like he does today. >> during the times when the temperatures get a little bit warmer and there's a little bit of air held down and it doesn't have the wind blowing, then yeah, there's definitely a haze in the bay area. you can see

and on this warm and sunny october day, you can see the haze over san jose. >> since the santa clara valley is a valley, it is surrounded b hills, air pollution can get trapped in the region. >> reporter: the air quality management district spokesperson said the santa clara valley has higher levels of air pollution than other parts of the area. the district looked at data as far back as the 1980s. it has to do with th santa clara valley's typography and higher ozone pollution, or smog, from a combination of heat, sunlight and tailpipe emissions. also, particulate matter is up to unhealthy matters near the ground, settling into the valley, which can happen when we have a temperature inversion. >> what happens, you have a layer of warm air that acts lik a lid over a layer of cooler air near the surface and that can trap emissions from people burning wood in fireplaces near the ground level. >> santa clara valley tends to collect more, i think, then nea san francisco. >> reporter: michael has lived in the south bay for 64 years. he says, he sees the haze, often, just like he does today. >> dur

above average further inland, 70s and 80s for the north bay around 80 degrees for san jose, santa clara valley valley and into the mid-80s in the east bay, then temperatures back to near or below normal by saturday and sunday, but a really nice weekend overall, we will see plenty of sunshine but get used to the gray skies along along the coast. in terms of rain chances, the past couple of of days, there are signs we might get into a more unsettled weather pattern, still be on the the last day and a seven day forecast but by next weekend, talking about days eight, nine, 10 in the seven-day outlook, a decent chance of scattered showers is likely isn't going to to put a full into the fire season but, the first hint of moisture headed our way, we will will keep you updated in the short-term, temperatures remaining below normal in the 60s in san francisco and mostly 60s for oakland in the east bay, bay, 70s in san jose after one day around 80 degrees tomorrow, the warm spots inland east bay, then 70s over the weekend, it does look like a very nice october weekend. >> time for a check of what's ahea

average, maybe just a couple degrees below average but several degrees below average in the santa clara valley and san francisco. along 60 , along the coast, that was warmer today. mid to upper 60s around the south bay and santa clara valley. the warmer spots inland and the east bay, reaching the low to mid 70s. that is it. temperatures will reach the mid to upper 60s in san francisco and oakland. low 70s north of the golden gate, and further north, even cooler for the change with temperatures in the mid to upper 60s for mendocino county and lake county. not a lot of change to the temperatures around the bay. it's just a cool forecast overall. the warmest day will be monday but even the warmest part of the bay area >>> reservations were pouring in by the millions as americans raise to sign up for student loan forgiveness, 40 million americans may be eligible to have $10-$20,000 in federal student loan debt wiped clear. >> not a dime will go to the top 5% of income, it goes to people who really need it. >> for getting student loan debt will cost the nation roughly $400 billion over the life of

here is what it looks like in the santa clara valley. there is plenty of sunshine for the majority of us. the marine layer has been filled in. that is not going to last much longer. we have more sunshine than anything else with just a few high clouds. we are in the mid-to-upper-50s. we have a little bit of a head start on yesterday's numbers because we did not have to get as cold thanks to the clouds and numbers will go to the mid-70s for our warm or locations. we are in the low 70s for santa rosa and san rafael. the first weather system of the week comes in right here tonight. that one falls apart. you notice the clouds? we will see the trailing end of the cold front sweep across the bay early tomorrow morning. that likely means that we have a few high clouds, maybe a little bit of a breeze and it will break up the marine layer. it is doubtful we will get the same show tomorrow. that is one thing that can typically make forecasts a little easier. oftentimes, that will break it up. a little bit of light rain for your week but not a whole

if you're in light blue, which is really most of us for the bay area, from the santa clara valley, coastal peninsula in the east and north bay's you are looking at frost advisories and in the deeper blue hues up in lake and mendocino counties. those are freeze warnings all in effect through 09:00am. let's get a look at where temperatures are at right now. redwood city, you're at 41 degrees. same for you in fairfax. well, half moon bay at 43 dublin at 42 hayward and san mateo right along the bayshore also in the upper 40's currently the lake. now at 49 while petaluma 43 in santa rosa at a really cool 44 degrees. so we're definitely off to a cold start put on that. warmer jacket that extra layers, all of it going to come in handy and make the coffee extra hot this morning. >> right bigger jackets, car heater and the coffee. hey, a 13 minute ride into the city. as you're traveling this morning across the bay bridge, meteor lights are on san mateo bridge 80 to 1, 1, a 12 minute ride heading across towards the peninsula. richmond center fell bridge 7 minutes as you travel out of richmond and th

air in the santa clara valley is not great today. today. we will take a look at air quality and show you what spots are ba >> all right. so this one has a lot of you talking. warriors star, draymond green, find after after he punched truck five at practice, but green will not be suspended. head coach, 24, made made that announcement. he's calling it the biggest crisis on on the team since he's been head head coach. green apologized before taking a leave of absence absence on saturday and he is expected to play in freddy's preseason finale against at the chase center. > >> rather than crisscrossing the the country between east coast games, the 49ers are spending the week at a popular resort known for golf and tennis. as vern glenn reports, one player n player in particular is very excited about it. >> this is the volkswagen red and gold report. >> time now for your red and gold report. with back-to-back games at carolina and atlanta the 49ers will be spending the week in west virginia. that means a stay at the famous resort may not be a dest

. >>> and environmental come back could be shaping up in the santa clara valley.e plentiful the toads have disappeared from urban waterway . we are introduced to a man wh spent a lifetime studying the environment and made surprising discoveries along the way. >> reporter: meet roger castill whose passion for water and wildlife caused him to have a rare find . >> you see him there ? >> some of the last specific tree foggs you can find in the santa clara valley . they are i this man-made culvert with barely a trickle of water . >> there are only one or two locations within the county tha has a large colony of the native common amphibians . >> reporter: roger has been documenting the decline of native wildlife since he bega walking here in 2005 . he discovered the bones of and ancient columbian mammoth thousands of years old . >> i feel blessed this river has shown me so many things and it always has a surprise for me >> reporter: his name can be found next to a giant life-sized sculpture of the mammoth . his status as one of the top citizen naturalists in the area m

the north bay in santa clara valley, the fog is going to take his time dissipating, but it should be backing up towards the coast by noon. hi cloud cover is going to be drifting in from the north later later in the day. temperatures tonight into the mid and upper 50s. low 50s in the north bay belly, but typical supper the last night and first morning of october. high temperatures tomorrow fairly close to average. mid-60s along the coas. mid-60s along the coast. mid tor 70s around the peninsula. low td 80s in the santa clara valley. 82 degrees in san jose is 3 degs jose is 3 degrees above normal.o bidders in low to mid 80s for -- upper 60s in san francisco. england temperatures in the north bay maybe not as quite asm as other inland parts. i think the fog might be more stubborn, slowing down the warm up until you get away from the marine in. temperatures are going to be up to 90 degrees in ukiah for the first half of the weekend. temps of the weekend. temperatures will be similar on sunday. maybe maybe a degree or two cooler. we we slowly but steadily warm up as we head for next week.

the santa clara valley is staying thick too. amanda mentioned it earlier, her drive from the east east bay was pretty foggy. it starts clearing and tapering ard the noon hour. even then we areg high clouds. at that point, it will start filling the bay around 6:00 this evening once the sun begins to set. daytime highs today are pretty mild. hih pressure is building its way and and that's going to warm micro climates. east bay is a good example where we are already seeing upper 80s, lower 90s. upr 80s near napa and st. helena. ae there, it will be a warm day. fr fleet week, we are expecting upr 60s and lower 70s in time for te airshow. we will talk about what what you can expect all weekend long. > >> we have foggy freeways, espey on the golden gate bridge which can be tough out of marin. they did issue a fog advisory as you head across the span. you can see it is looking murky, a little soupy. give yourself exta time. we typically see slower ss typically see slower speeds on 101. be careful there. they did the lane changes about

. >> reporter: santa clara valley tends to collect more, i think, then near san francisco. >> reporter: michael kerry has lived in the south bay for 64 years. he says he sees the haze often does like he does today. >> during times when temperatures get warmer, and there's a little bit of air held down and it doesn't have the wind blowing, there is definitely haze in the bay area, you can see it when you get up in elevation and looking over the valley. you can see the haze. >> reporter: mary lee, kpix 5. >> a live look at san francisco, where 15% of the city's badly needed housing sat empty last year. that's according to a new report from the budget and legislative analyst's office, it found residential vacancies surged by more than 50% between 2019 and 2021. from 40,000 vacant homes to 61,000, the report emphasizes they are not all habitable. summer undergoing construction or facing permit issues. >>> san francisco voters will decide next month whether to levy a tax on homes sitting vacant for more than half the year. this is meant to discourage people from buying up investment propert

most of the day, down the peninsula and the south end of the bay, as you go in that in the santa clara valley, upper 70s and san jose to the mid-80s around morgan hill in gilroy, low to mid 80s in the east bay which is warm, but normally warm warm for this time of year, the warm spots reaching up to 85 degrees or so, low 60s in the city, mid to upper 60s for oakland in the east bay, mostly 70s north of the golden gate, which is close to typical for this time of year, farther north north from the marine influence, influence, it's going to be toasty for inland mendocino county and lake county highs near 90 degrees, and enjoy the stretch of near average temperatures while it last, the 40 day outlook from the production center shows a return return to good chance of above normal temperatures as we head into the last week of october but along with that, there's a chance of whether the normal conditions, it's a fairly weak signal at this point, but a chance a couple of showers to hit our way as we head toward late october. in the short term not much variation to temperatures, low to mid 60's in in

damages mostly in the middle portion of the 70s 70s inland in the santa clara valley. some of the warmer spotl the warmer spots will reach into into the low 80s. a mix of upper upper 70s and low 80s inland in the east bay. these temperatures temperatures almost exactly normal for the 13th day of octo. 13th day of october. it is far from normal around the bay. succeeds in san francisco, the normal high is 70. mid-to-upper 60s for oakland in the east bay. bay. in temperatures warm up as you go north of the golden gatew to mid 70s for most of the nose northbay into eagle farther north away from the marine influence. it will still be toty inland. temperatures in the upper 80s to around 90 degrees. let's talk about our shower chances. we are getting to that time of year where it is not unreasonable to hope for a little bit of rain. we will see some passing clouds early next week. it is a low chance that those clouds will drop anything more than a sprinkle on us monday into tuesday. we are beyond the seven day forecast. we are getting to the end of next week. it is still way

herrera: well, we have a relatively new community organization here in santa clara valley, which is calledtorical society of santa clara valley, and, you know, that's part of what we do in telling our stories, our raza stories. we want to honor latino veterans and latina veterans, and so i have come across this book written by the author you're gonna meet shortly, and the foreword was written by vietnam veteran rudy razo. it's called "the sons of guadalupe: voices of the vietnam generation and their journey home," and that's gonna be a focus of what we call a "virtual plática," on the 9th of november. that's why we're here today. damian: all right, virtual pláticas are good because a lot more people across the country can attend. dr. ornelas, tell us about your book, why you wrote it, and what do you want folks to get out of it. dr. michael r. ornelas: well, i got a request from rudy razo. he had been collecting names, and his ambition was to write a book about the vietnams from our little hometown of guadalupe, california. we--i became interested because the number of veterans during the

but you're right there in that area around 7 trees, alum, rock santa clara valley. i mean, a 5 point. oh, that's a moderate which are in tension. oh, my gosh, that we get the blood pumping. that's for sure. and that's exactly what they saw today. >> as earthquake really started to kick in and all of a sudden things started to rumble. you heard the sound as a starting to make kind of that freight train coming down the tracks down and all of a sudden you start to feel that shaking. but we're not done by any means here. the very latest on earthquake tracking. you can see still numerous shakers continuing to pop up there. the strongest be the one in yellow there. now early on this morning, that one happening at 11. 42 at a magnitude of 5.1. we did have another quake of happening just after 3 o'clock this afternoon, that epicenter, about 9 miles east of 7 trees and the santa clara valley really feeling the effects from this. and you can see numerous quakes continue right there. what's interesting, it appears to have happened along the calaveras fault, right where the cal

because the northwest wind will kick in forties fifties sixties on your temps here towards santa clara valleyeir mid fifties upper 50. that's a big spread between candle santa clarence san jose state meteorology department urban heat island. 58 morgan hill and also san martin. twenties thirties in the mountains, fifties in the valley or sixties and seventies, down bakersfield and fresno high clouds to the south big fog bank, but it's only going to impact coast in bay. inland temps will still be warm to hot, but a big changes on the way starting friday a little bit today. more so tomorrow this will produce some high elevation snow in this year , we will get cool and breezy to windy. next opportunity for us to be late wednesday thursday to maybe get some light rain in the air, probably similar path taking over this year 60 seventies eighties nineties one more day of that than temperatures drop off the table, pam going into the weekend. all right. thank you. steve another san francisco business closing its doors still ahead, the ceo is blaming the city's increase in crime for the closure, descri

after that, it seems okay until you go south santa clara valley watson , ville salinas, monterey santa then sonny big fog bank out there. cool lows. cool coast warm inland. temperatures starting off mainly in the fifties. here low to mid i mean , there's some upper forties low fifties here. scotts valley, boulder creek in the forties. felton's close, even though socal's at 52 hollister, a brisk 49 degrees mid fifties, though, around cupertino, campbell, santa clara and san jose, south san jose to the santa clara valley, the low fifties. 34 truckee, south lake tahoe, crescent city is 48 that los angeles and san diego 68. that's that system. there now dies down at night. so if you have to, if you want to travel, i'd go early because in the afternoon, that's when you start to pop up some of those thunderstorms on the high desert as well. so lots of activity in southern california a big fog bank for us and really, not much changing here, 60 seventies eighties on the tips. does look a little bit cooler for some inland going forward, but really, very what we call stratus quo on the pattern,

tomorrow morning, depending on which valley you're you're in it will dissipate quickly for parts of the east bay and should see visibility by by 10:00 a.m. in the santa clara clara valley, more reluctant to depart for the north bay valleys valleys around santa rosa and once the fog dissipates, that's what overtures are going to warm warm up and it should be starting to retreat to the coast coast as we head toward midday, but i don't think it will break up entirely along the coast. gray skies overhead for the next next several days, temperatures tonight dropping down to the 50s, cool spots in the valleys dropping down into the upper 40s, temperatures tomorrow, 7 degrees below average inland, 7 degrees above average, around the bay, 7 degrees above average average further inland, this time of year we should see about about a 10 degree difference between san francisco and conco, and concord, we will see a 20 degrees difference tomorrow, let's zoom in for a closer look, look, temperatures in the low 60s along the coast underneath clouds, mid to upper 70s down the peninsula and around the south and the bay, low to mid 80s further inland in the santa clara valle

some patches of reduced visibility in in the santa clara valley by 10:00 a.m. that's how long it's going to last. except around the the bay, where it will take a bit longer. we will not complety shake it. near the golden gate were along the coast. a shallowr of fog. find yourself a rooftop or hill top somewhere and take in the big panoramic perspective. take a look at temperatures. tonight we will drop down into the 50s across the board. that's normal territory for october. temperatures on the afternoon hours on saturday, close around the bay. a few degrees below average. 70s for oakland. further inland, still several degrees above average. this is more of a june like weather pat. in october the difference between the average weather in san francisco and the average temperature in concord, only about 10 degrees different. we will see a 20+ degree difference, even close to 30 degrees worth of difference from from the coast to farther inland. temperatures are backing backing down closer to normal by by monday, tuesday, and wednesd. beyond that, the 6 to 10 day fo

now santa clara valley, watson, ville, monterey and also selena . so highway one, santa cruz. ra valley morning fogs. sunny thick morning fog cool to mild over by the coast today sunny inland. it's nice to warm to hot san francisco is not gotten out of the sixties this entire week. i didn't go with it this week, either. 67 53. what's the average 71 55 98, the record high 1996 and 48 18 91 sunset now, 6 43 water temps came down a little bit, especially monterey. interviewing at 57. that's down about five from monday bodega bay in point, reyes down about 3 to 4 as well. forties fifties on the temps few sixties. well, inland, so nothing new here. south bay 10 forties in the santa cruz mountains, felton, boulder creek, lower fifties morgan hill, san martino, hollister and their mid fifties capital santa cruz, and same for around cupertino, center, santa clara and campbell and saratoga. mid thirties in the mountains, 50 60 seventies in the valley, fifties, up and down the coast. big time thunderstorms are in the central valley well down around l central and brawley yesterday. huge d

most of those will stay to the south santa clara valley, santa cruz mountains, monterey peninsula.out there. the high, though, in the pacific northwest is about to break down system is going to bump it out. the pattern is changing, and it will dive down below into the sierra nevada. we will be on the western edge of it will get cooler and breezy. they could get some snow up in the mountains, high elevation snow. there's a possibility next wednesday night thursday for us some of the forecast models are bullish on rain for us a week from today, 60 seventies eighties to near 90 on a few temps attempts to really start to cool off friday. they come way down on the weekend, you guys steve. thank you for the website just opened up last week, but already some applicants are facing serious problems when it comes to applying for federal student loan forgiveness coming up, we'll run down the issues in why experts say the program really is a prime spot for scammers. look at what's coming up in the eight o'clock our mornings onto home prices falling in the bay area that they sound positive to s

fog fog, zero the santa clara valley. hill, san martin, down to guillory, hollister and pretty thick as well on the coast, santa cruz watson ville down to salinas and also to moderate so you can see the band of its solid santa cruz on the coast over to gilroy. there's the morgan hill, san jose fremont on the peninsula as well. low cloud deck even northward. not there are more breaks to the north, but you can see extending over san pablo bay. vallejo american canyon. napa st alina one. oh, one, nevada, petaluma, santa rosa up to healdsburg. that is a big push on the fog for october, and there's just so much gray out. i mean, it's just as far as you can tell. look at that until you hit southern california, then you'll find some clouds 56 high and mid level clouds and even some rain down there. 50 60 seventies eighties almost a mini may pattern here. i mean, they're most locations are in the sixties seventies. but san francisco is stuck and it's a cold stock 61 the forecast today . 62 yesterday 59 was the high on sunday 61,

milpitas, san jose serra talking mountain view woodside and then as well towards this parts of the santa clara valleylooks like it's burning off gilroy to hollister that's retreating pretty rapidly. santa cruz, the watson ville over the monterey salinas. that's where some of the thickest fog blue angels, though not a problem. it'll be sunny. they're believed to 33 o'clock. they they fly. that's not an issue. i don't think saturday would be an issue sunday could be maybe a little bigger fog bank might linger a little longer in the basis might be a little higher. so morning fog already lots of sun, though sunny england warm to hot, cold and mild over by the coast. inland temps saw some warmer temps. if they didn't top out yesterday, they probably topping out today so 87 on wednesday. 88 yesterday went 89 walnut creek today. 88 saturday little cooler on sunday with a forecast of 84 . but livermore has been in the nineties. fairfield's been in the nineties and they'll be there again today forties fifties sixties on the temps here for some, it will be pretty warmed up. if by chance you're heading to arizo

this camera is the west side of the santa clara valley. we are looking out over san jose, santa clara, mountain view view and towards fremont, everybody is looking at that from above. that is what it looks like in reality. that is the view of downtown san jose. that is the scene looking at treasure island. the numbers are are in the mid 50s. if we look at what happens in terms of the clouds today, we will go back to to the view and just watch the marine layer as it is so widespread. we have all got the grade. by the time we get to 3:00 pm, we will look at the beach and the immediate golden gate. we will see a little bit of the marine layer hang on their. it will be on-again off-, it will be ebbing and flowing like yesterday. we are not looking at as much fog as we had had yesterday morning. that is a a good sign. visibility is down to about 8/10 of a mile for santa rosa. you can see just fine if you are an early-morning early-morning riser and you have have got to get on the roadway. is a better situation than saturday was. daytime highs t

low 6 others along the coast, and 70s 2349 santa clara valley including exactly 70 in san jose. mid-70s in the east bay. some warmer spots reaching into the mid-70s. not that warm for late october. mid-60s in san francisco and upper 60s for oakland and the east bay. 70s north of golden gate. as you go farther inland, more likely to reach the mid-7 others to upper 70s. temperatures from saturday so sunday won't change much. temperatures might be a couple degrees warmer sunday, but still very pleasant weather throughout the weekend. going to boo at the zoo in oakland, temperatures topping out in the upper 60s. the san francisco boo also doing their own boo at the zoo. low 60s in the city. and the all important trick or tweet forecast. low cloud cover and fog along the coast to make things spooky school. upper 50s around the bay monday evening with 60s north inland. temperatures cooler as the rain chances arrive tuesday and wednesday. we're talking about scattered very light rain showers. it's not a guarantee of rain. rain chances only in the 40 to 50% range, but hopefully that off

looking outside in san, outside in san jose, concerns about the fog in the santa clara santa clara valley, the temperature is at 79 degrees. a lot of 80s, even 90 inland. 92 s in livermore. 58 degrees downton 58 degrees downtown san franciso san francisco even with sunshine sunshine for head. with the fogk with the fog bank, it feels thah chillier. imagers are only going only going to drop another 4 or5 degrees. the fog will be out ton the day. once again, it's going to be rather stubborn. the inland spots, especially in the east bay, the fog will be gone by 9:00 or 10:00. the central valley, you will hang onto it a little longer. but you will see a lot of sunshine. the fog along along the coast is still going to be stubborn. one of those rop loons, awhere higher up, will give you a better viewing for the blue angels. temperatures tonight dropping down into the mid 50s. that is where we have been every morning morning for the entire week. imagers tomorrow still partly below average. still above average inland. this is what we mean by a weather pattern. mid-60s along the coast. you had had

these are some of th last pacific tree frogs you can find in the santa clara valley. they are managing to survive in this man maid concrete culvert with barely a trickle of water. >> one or two locations within the county. native, most common amphibians. >> reporter: watching and documenting the decline of native wildlife ever since he walked the banks as kid for fun and it was on a nature walk lik this in 2005, on the river when he discovered the bops of an ancient columbian mammoth, thousands of years old. >> this river has shown me so many things. >> reporter: roger's name is part of the history of the river. his status as one of the citizen naturalists mean he is is given the master keys to unlock parts of the river where the public doesn't get to go. it's because of this access tha he makes new discoveries. this concrete channel in central san jose is the only other place he has been able to find native amphibians. california toads. >> roger wants to share what he sees with the public and record much of it on video. like the return of ancient salmon runs t downto

the 60s in the woodland the woodland hills and 70s to the north and the south, closer to the santa clara valley and up and up into napa and sonoma but i want to mention we will see lower 70s in the forecast meaning more fall-like weather will be in the forecast as earls tomorrow. across the bay a typical fall-like set up, and the marine layer is splitting the coast or the penia in half, and the fog is more dense this morning but in the afternoon, a complete shift witr skies and for a couple of hours, of hours, from 3:00 to 4:00 ande as we head into the evening, ant will roll in with cooler weather weather on the way. we'll highlight that coming back back in the full forecast. >> thank you. > >> councilwoman mary martinez announced she would take a leave leave of absence after a recording of her making alleged racist remarks was leaked. protesters are calling for martinez and the other councilmembers who were part of the conversation to resign alto. > >> and ukranians face a second day of missile strikes from russian forces. 19 were killed yesterday in what the un is calling a shocking at. earli

about 2 weeks ago, the santa clara valley water district added some new rules.ning us now to talk about the ongoing conservation efforts, the drought and a lot more. the district's chief operating officer erin baker, thank you for being with us. so i'd like to start with your feeling about what the state is doing. you know, the drought is a statewide problem. a statewide challenge at the governor has decided that the resolution should be coming from the district's the water districts instead of a statewide solution is jerry brown did during the major drop of his drought of his tenure. so are you satisfied with what the state is doing? and if so, why? >> well, yes, think we're all in this together. we need to, you know, not only work with the state, but also worked locally making conservation, you know, a way of life as we adapt to the climate change or california. i think one of the things that we we are all in his that were in the you know, we just set the record for the past 3 drives years in california history. and so we need to work at the state level and we

doctors do not plan to stay at santa clara valley. medical care. that's nearly 70%. that plan to exit the vm. see in the next 3 years, more than 70% say they feel worse about their jobs compared to last year. the county already lost 65 primary care. doctors in the last 5 years. the service coming after years. long's problems at bmc where doctors say they're being asked to prioritize quantity over quality health care. a union rep says they are considering a strike if the county does not agree on a contract soon. next. tonight on kron, 4 news at 8 o'clock taking matters into his own hands. a san francisco man is trying to take down open air drug markets. >> we'll show you how he's doing it. plus, celebrating pride for the first time the east bay city that's getting ready to honor its lgbtq community and how much would you pay to pamper your pup? the cafe in san francisco with some eye-popping prices. >> using social media to shine a light on the city's drug problem. a man in san francisco says that he's seeing some progress after posting videos of an open air drug mark

meanwhile back at home, this is a live picture above the santa clara valley. san jose, cupertino, you are all underneath that. we are looking at the top of the clouds which are probably about 2,000 feet high in that view. real pretty to see the sunrise just glinting off the top of it. you would never know how pretty it was down below. here is what it looks like in san jose right now. you are missing out on a beautiful sunrise. if you can just get a little higher it does look fantastic. you are going to see the sun here in the next three or four hours if not faster than that. this is all gonna melt back pretty quick. that's concord right there. this is the top of mount diablo. you are looking at the delta and the tri-valley is waking up to gray skies. everybody is. all through sonoma and napa. numbers in the mid-50s and it is pretty equal everywhere.en sn today are gng to see the numbers stay pretty much average. we'll go to the mid-80s for concord and 8 in pleasanton. we'll top out at 82 in san jose. 78 in santa rosa. and just to show you what this will look l

this is the black mountain camera over the santa clara valley. we do expect 60s all weekend long for the airshow. if you are heading out there, anywhere in san francisco, make sure to bring your layer with you, or a blanket to bundle up as you go to the airshow. look at this, this afternoon, it will pull ba. pull back. just like yesterday, stays strong in the northern portion of the peninsula. this is mostly on the western side, s side, kos close to the coastline. if you want a good view, go to a rooftop. many of us have friends with rooftops. a a parking garage come as you mentioned earlier, we will not give away her spot, but there are good ones out there. >> you make a good point, from years past, it really is the best place. you can be higher u. higher up. the ma not a bad spot either. we are looking at the roadways right now. if you're headed into san francisco, today or tomorrow, it it will be busy. it is already busy for the morning commute. you have many people going into san francisco for work. you have have everyone coming in for the fl

upper 60s down the peninsula and around the south end of the bay with low 70s and the santa clara valley including 70 degrees in san jose. temperatures the law in the low 70s from antioch to brentwood. mid 60s , not bad for mid-october. farther and farther inland, even a few spots around's windsor, similar temperatures again on sunday. maybe a degree or two warmer in the. if you are heading to the pumpkin patch in the former, all sorts of halloween festivities there.temperatures will reach the low 70s tomorrow, mid-70s on sunday.halloween is looking dry, just a couple degrees cooler for the start of the next workweek. but significantly cooler once that rain chance arrives tuesday and wednesday. it does look like a decent chance of showers. it's not going to be a drought-buster, it wont put an end to the fire season, but hopefully it represents a crack in the storm door swing wide open as we head towards next weekend into november, ryan. >>> thanks, paul. up next, find out why everyone was cheering for this college freshman on the court. and remember, you can watch us anytime, anywhere ,

orange dots dots on the mapperrier in the santa clara valley, unhealthy for sensitive groups range. the winds pick up friday. fog is going spread out through tonight through tonight into tinlands valleys by tomorrow morning. its going be slow to back up. by than the fog hanging out along the coast. it's not going to go anywhere for the rest of the day. temperatures tonight dropping down to the low to mid. normal to see upper 40s in the h bay valleys. tomorrow, close to average inland, 70s and 80s. tes five to ten degrees below normal normal near the water. any moisture we get over the next several days is going to be coal drizzle with the thick fog, thee is a chance, beyond the scope of of the seven day forecast but we we look at the day by day rain chances next week in the seven to ten daytime frame, a much bert chance of showers makes their way towards the bay area next week and following weekend, following weekend, the sunetelled pattern could carry s into october. temperatures aren't going the change a whole lot. temperatures coast back down over the weekend, maybe more of a war

it's going to be in the mid to upper 60s around the south end of the bay and into the santa clara valley. low to mid 70s inlet and the east bay. below average for the end of october. the warmest spots hitting the mid 70s. mostly within a degree or two . only 60s for inland mendocino county and lake county. livermore, the function pack and corn maze, temperatures in the low 70s. it's going to be breezy. be advised. make sure the inflatable halloween decorations are depleted this weekend. not much change to our temperatures. monday is the warmest day of the seven-day forecast. even the warmest parts are going to be below average. we aren't going to see any above-average temperatures through the end of october. unfortunately , we are not going to see any above-average chances of rain either. one of the long-range forecast models is indicating maybe some showers next saturday. we will have to see. >> i am looking at it with skepticism at this point. >> okay. >> it's got to happen eventually. >> one would think. >>> about 6000 pg&e customers are in notice . the power might be cut off this wee

low 80's in the santa clara valley coast side. you're dealing with that fog kind hugging the coast, a better part of the day. that will keep those numbers generally in the 60's. next couple days, though, first weekend of october, looking nice, then we'll start to warm up a little bit to begin this next week. and then temperatures possibly and low 90's by wednesday. >> thank you, lawrence. well, it is payday was payday for teachers in the san francisco unified school district. but some teachers did not get paint. there are still some lingering pop-up problems with the new payroll system and kron four's haaziq mod-yoon found out why. >> and it doesn't matter which specific issue it is at this point. we are now in september and train october rent is due tomorrow. >> it is the end of the month and just imagine that the working full time for the last 4 weeks finding out you didn't get paid. that is what's happening to some teachers in the s of unified school district. and it's a major problem. all of us in education. >> it is not a non

going before. 11 o'clock this morning, 10 42, the quake hitting and you can see really the santa clara valley, the place that was located with activity there. and right along the calaveras fault, the right where meets up right along the hayward fault. right in that joint section. that's where we saw the quick take place. we have after the 308 this afternoon, the upper center of these quakes about 9 miles east of 7 trees in the santa clara valley. and well, they continue to shake there. you can see that line of quakes and that is all along the calaveras fault. the larger a yellow spot representing the area that we saw the larger quake this morning. that's a 5.0. one is a fairly shallow quake. it just about the 5 miles deep means that the energy made its way to the surface pretty quickly. but we've had numerous aftershocks after that. most of these have been fairly light get just after 3 o'clock this afternoon. we have some more shaking going on. there's a chance we could see more aftershocks. fact, there's a one in 100% chance that we could see a much larger earthquake after this one. all righ

we are expecting partly cloudy skies, 60s from the santa clara valley north along the peninsula. once tuesday rolls along, we are seeing first chance of rain even into east inland hills as well as north bay too. drizzly conditions, we are around 40 along the coast, but notice temperatures cool significantly. upper 70s saturday and sunday and 60s tuesday and wednesday. big change on the way but on the bright side it's after halloween. >> thank goodness. >> deep breath. >> it's just you have a lot to contend with. you have the costumes and candy. with umbrellas it can be a thing. >> a lot. >> that takes some of the burden off. >> thanks. >> of course. >>> a nonprofit helping dozens of entrepreneurs in san francisco through tough times. >> what this week's jefferson award winners >>> a pair of san francisco natives building a sense of community and empowerment in under served san francisco neighborhoods. >> sharon chin introduces us to this week's jefferson award winners. >>> paterson and crawford are helping people become seen and heard in the black community. >> this can definitel

low to mid 80s for most of of the santa clara valley. mid o upper 80s inland and the east bay with hotspots around by the degrees. a mix of 60s and 70s around the bay. only 67 in san francisco. mostly low 80s inland inland and the north bay. still a few degrees above average. you you get away from the water, ans warm up rapidly. mendocino county and lake county also likely to reach of around 90. the hottest spots, the heat risk risk will only be a moderate category. inland temperatures are going to drop as we head into early next week. around th, you will not notice too much ofa difference. temperatures hovering in place. inland, nearl temperatures monday, tuesday, and wednesday before we start warming up once again. maybe not not as much as we have the last couple of days. topping out thursday and friday in the mid 80s. it could be a lot worse this time of year. we will keepu updated. it looks like the next wave of warmer weather will stik around into the back half of oc. back half of october. that is a while. >> we will take it. thank

board saturday and sunday, five to te degrees below normal, 60s aroun the bay and 60s in the santa clara valley. low spots low 70s in the mid-90s today. we settle into a normal pattern for the first half of next week. >>> time for what the is ahead at 6:00. >> we know community can be a big paper when you are stuck in a traffic jam. soon you can ski over the traffic in a flying car. plus for years a frustrate business owner has been calling for help with a lawless neighborhood but is the city's answer a solution? and going to introtuesday you to a south bay scientist a citizen scientist whose passion led him to rare discoveries and how he has made history. those stories and more coming up in 10 minutes. >>> tough injured guys, the 49ers slight homed up dogs sunday . >> moonny, same thing, will not practice today. huff, concussion, will not practice today. >> we are talking about practice. we are not talking about the game. we are talking about practice, man. it's funny to me, too. >> safety jimmy, look at the cast on his left hand. he broke it two weeks ago and testing ou how much he can do wit

at the south end of the bay, upper 80s to close to 90 degrees as you go further into santa clara valley. inland and the east bay, mostly 90s. low 90s for the tri-valley, but ma be higher atfield and brentwood. low 80s for oakland and east bay, and as you go th gate, around 90 degrees, temperatures likely to reach fo mendocino county and lake county. change is ahead. we will glow 20 degrees above normal, and check out saturday, 5 to 10 degrees below normal fo the first half of the weekend. this will be a ride on the temperature roller coaster. we peaked tomorrow, and the good news is with the offshore wind the fire danger is not going to be off the charts. our fire danger index combines all the factors , we want to be as close to zero. we will be at a 3 or 4 because of the wind. yo can see the big drop that happens from tomorrow to the weekend. by this weekend we are talking high temperatures in th 60s around the bay , so we go from a taste of late summer tim to a taste of november over th weekend, and gradually we retur closer to normal for next week maybe even a hint of a shower chance

around the south end of the bay, highs in the santa clara valley, mostly in the low 70s, including 72 in san jose.mostly low 70s inland and the east bay. the warmest spots reaching up to the mid-70s. 60s in san francisco with mid to upper 60s for oakland in the east bay. this time of year, not a huge contrast between san francisco and oakland's highs. the 70s for most inland parts of the north bay. just a couple degrees warmer for parts of sonoma county and napa county. looking ahead at halloween, maybe fog reforms along the coast, but otherwise looking good. just passing clouds overhead d to finish off october on monday. and then the shower chances arrive, could be as early as tuesday. more than likely those chances will hold off until wednesday of next week. it will be scattered activity, it's not going to be a washout, but at this point we will take what we can get, and the weekend is looking fine. normal temperatures, just a few passing clouds, reed. >>> up next, how local leaders are celebrating the golden gate national recreational area's 50th anniversary. and a reminder you can

low to even mid 80s into the santa clara valley. low to mid 80s inland to the east bay. enjoyed the pleasantly warm temperatures warm temperatures tomorrow. those 70s in san francisco with mid to upper 70s. mostly low to mid 80s north of the golden gat. a huge contrast between areas tt are a little ways and lynn intoe north bay. there's a much bigger bigger contrast last week. a hint of moisture. there are sig. in the 6 to 10 day outlook. eventually as we head into the last full week of october we shd get into a wetter than normal weather pattern. it will be farr to the north in the pacific northwest. we will hope the showers are headed our way. the fire danger will not be out of control this week. even above normal temperatures. upper 80s n san jose on wednesday. below average temperatures in time for time for the weekend. we go up tomorrow and peak on wednesday and it's back down the other sie of that roller coaster as we hed toward the weekend. >> will tactics in the fight foe ukraine details on a string of y drone attacks. >> a bay area one raising concerns about the

these are mountains on the west side of the santa clara valley looking down to the peninsula to the city with san jose that way. it is cloudy but not foggy for most most of the south bay. it does turn into fog at the golden gate gate and for many communities to to the north, that's the scene over the golden gate bridge. that's the scene in san jose with clouds. the wide view shows shows how widespread clouds are this morning in the tri-valley you're waking up to it and muchf much of contra costa. under the clouds we are seeing what matters. where is this impacting impacting the roads? that's where you look for the smaller numbers could. petaluma, santa rosa and napa, slow down but everywhere else is okay. you can can see for miles for most othe. other locations. mid 50s currently now with upper 40s for for the northbay valleys and looking at daytime highs today, around 80, the tri-valley 80, 80 80 in concord, 72 san jose. very very much 60s through the immediate bay with santa rosa 7y 77 today and the city does not get much above 63 degrees. that is the wide view which does not show anyt

into the low to mid 70s in the santa clara valley, and a mix of 70s and 80s in the inland east bay. everyone's temperatures, even inland, will be below average into the weeke. if you are heading to the pumpkin festival at half moon bay, layer up. it will be gray, breezy, chilly, and it will feel damp with that drizzle during the first half of the day before before cloud cover lifts. temperatures only topping out te mid-50s. and if you will be joining me at the marina green in san francisco tomorrow, beneg tomorrow, benefiting toll brothers, friends of the elderly, it is paws for a cause. cause. i am overseeing the dog costume contest from 11:00 to 4:00. the costume contest is at. at 12. so layer up, it's going to be on the cooler and breezy side in san francisco throughout throughout the day. the forecast forecast coming up in just a few few minutes. >> thank you so much. it's so fun to see the dogs. > >> voters decide. this upcoming election day, intense battle will be decided over a small but but very important stretch of road and golden gate parkway. we we know many of you have s

above average inland near 80 degrees for most inland parts of of the north bay around 80 in the santa clara valley with mid 80s in the east bay valley. as you go closer to the pacific, c. pacific, colder. low 60s right along the coast. beyond the seven-day forecast we have rain chances headed our way. a couple couple of caveats, this is very long range data, so this is speculative and half science. we we are looking at a decent chan. decent chance. we will get into a more unsettled pattern, not so so much during the week next week but the following weekend. so that gives us something to look forward to in the long-term. it has been over a mh a month since that september rain chance paid a visit. temperatures are going to subtly subtly warm-up around the bay, back to the mid to upper 60s tuesday, wednesday, and thursday, in san francisco and . and oakland. everybody's temperatures this weekend will be a few degrees below average, but pleasantly so. the warmer spots only in the mid-70s over the weekend, reed. > >> coming up, you've heard the phrase our little ones will lead lead us. coming up, sh na