it includes the entire bay shoreline and the santa cruz mountains.ry hot temperatures. for some it will be the hottest afternoon. all year, 88in the city today, 91 in oakland, 95 in san jose and santa rosa, 94 in antioch. the coast low 80s to the low 90s. >> number three, moderate house republicans want to expel congressman matt gaetz and the seven others who voted to remove kevin mccarthy as house speaker . that decision could come tuesday when lawmaker is hear from candidates for house speaker number four, president biden canceled another $9 billion in student loan debt. >> it comes days after payments resumed after a three year pause . >> number five, millions of californians will see a nearly 40 to $70 credit this month. calif was cap and trade program requires power plants which emit greenhouse gases to buy carbon pollution allowance is and give proceeds back to customers. >> and right now, something to tell you about. there's a hit and run crash that was reported in fremont. this is on southbound 880 before stevenson boulevard. and the speeds a

look at santa cruz coming in at 93 degrees.ater on this afternoon, the three day forecast, that heat advisory continues for friday. over the weekend and the heat will begin to ease. we will track that. cool down, reggie, on the seven day in about nine minutes. >> thanks, drew. she's done it again. coming up, gymnastics. most decorated athlete simone biles adds to her long list of accomplishments and the timeline to finish an extension of bart into the south bay. >> once again being pushed back . and of course, the cost is rising. we're going to tell you about how much spiderwebs in the sky. >> it's not a halloween story. it's just nature and it's happening in parts of the every day, businesses everywhere are asking: is it possible? with comcast business... it is. is it possible to help keep our online platform safe from cyberthreats? absolutely. can we provide health care virtually anywhere? we can help with that. is it possible to use predictive monitoring to address operations issues? we can help with that, too. with the adva

gusts closer to 40 miles per hour across the santa cruz mountains. that's why we've got a red flag warning. if there's any good news here, and there is some good news, remember last winter, we're not critically dry. still, even now at the end of october, the landscape from that standpoint is so much better off than it has been in previous years at this point in the year. but because these are still fairly strong and dry winds at higher elevations, we've got a red flag warning. i pointed this out at the top of the newscast, but i'll say it again, normally it's just in the mountains when we have these. but this one does include the valleys in the north bay because as we get into tomorrow morning the wind speeds will pick up, even down at some of the lower elevations. your timeframe to notice the wind in places like santa rosa, petaluma tomorrow will be between 2:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. that's when the wind speeds are going to pick up in the overnight hours, unfortunately. going to be cold tomorrow morning. i think when we do get those down slope winds, s

not as much for areas of in the santa cruz mountains. most of that should stay up in the east bay health and then decrease as we head into the afternoon. it will be chilly, with lots of 40s are in the bay area, more wind for the morning, the high in the upper 60s and low 70s. it should be pleasant, but breezy, for the 49ers game. numbers in the lower 70s with the northwind at 10, up to 20 miles per hour. there are chances of rain mainly for the week. thursday might be the better chance. by next saturday, in the north bay, a slight chance of rain showers. drier than average conditions approach near the end of next weekend. we go from mid-70s by day, 40s and 50s tuesday evening.>> and maybe some rain next weekend. , time is he going to have on the co >>> inc. the arizona diamondbacks would feeling down after losing dramatic fashion, but the wrong, marino comes to the plate and smacked a solo home run to the deep left center. the diamondbacks take the lead. they had to phoenix for the next few games. the warriors take on the houston rockets

, pero también hacia san francisco y las montañas de santa cruz. toda la comunidad, pero en especial esta noche a partir de las 22:11 de la noche, vemos como estas fuertes ráfagas de viento empiezan a aumentar entre 33 45 50 millas por hora. así que tenemos que estar muy vigentes ya que estos vientos se espera que traiga también con diciones bastante secas. les tendré más detalles de que nos espera este fin de semana. en solo minutos volveremos contigo más adelante. >> gracias bien.y fuentes de nuestra cadena hermana en bici informaron que una computadora portátil que pertene a la fiscal del distrito del condado alameda , pamela price, habría sido robada este viernes. el incidente ocurrió poco después de las 15:00 de la tarde, cuando el equipo estaba en una camioneta estacionada frente al centro de justicia familiar de oakland, entre la calle 27 y la avenida telegraph. hasta el momento no se reportan arrestos y tampoco se ha dado a conocer qué información tendría la computadora. nos vamos ahora al sur del estado porque en san diego, tras arrestar a

here's a live look from our santa cruz camera.ovely right now, but we do have a beach hazard statement along the entire coastline today. take a look at where you live or where you're going to work today. it is warm to hot. no matter where you are, mid 80s to the low 90s for most of us this afternoon, you get relief from the heat and the overnight hours. we'll drop into the 50s under mainly clear skies, but thursday gets even hotter around here. records are very likely on thursday in several cities because most of us going into the 90s for daytime highs that includes the city, includes oakland, the south bay, the north bay, even the inland east bay, the coast. little relief from this heat because we'll go into the upper 80s tomorrow afternoon. it's for that fact. a heat advisory will encompass virtually all of the bay area until tomorrow night for these hot temperatures where those records are possible. it's not only heat. we also have rough surf coming our way. a high surf advisory will be in effect tomorrow where large breakers c

santa cruz to mission santa clara, although that did happen, they would move them from mission santa cruz and mission dolores in san francisco. that's a much farther destination. destination. excuse me. they they also tried to get leadership from various communities to come in, hoping that that would also have people come into the communities, the missions themselves also vary greatly and were diverse from each other. some were expansive estates with the ranchos farms and industrial centers. others had vast grazing lands and ranches for their cattle. some more on agriculture mission santa barbara, for example, tended to grapes. mission rancho san marcos cultivated wheat. so they also prioritized different aspects and they tried they kind of demonstrated what they were doing in pride. so one thing would seem to go back to previous slide just for a second is like these types of images. this is later, but still gives us a sense they would have these types of images created and spread out around the colonies to kind of show, look how well we've done, look what we've established. and they

santa cruz to mission santa clara, although that did happen, they would move them from mission santa cruz and mission dolores in san francisco. that's a much farther destination. destination. excuse me. they they also tried to get leadership from various communities to come in, hoping that that would also have people come into the communities, the missions themselves also vary greatly and were diverse from each other. some were expansive estates with the ranchos farms and industrial centers. others had vast grazing lands and ranches for their cattle. some more on agriculture mission santa barbara, for example, tended to grapes. mission rancho san marcos cultivated wheat. so they also prioritized different aspects and they tried they kind of demonstrated what they were doing in pride. so one thing would seem to go back to previous slide just for a second is like these types of images. this is later, but still gives us a sense they would have these types of images created and spread out around the colonies to kind of show, look how well we've done, look what we've established. and they

the two are now swimming happily in the ocean off the coast of santa cruz. over the summer, the otter gained notoriety for approaching surfers and stealing their surfboards. wildlife officials weren't sure why it was happening. at one point, they were even trying to capture her and relocate her. today we spoke to a photographer, mark woodward, who was breaking the news of her pregnancy. >> when i first spotted her on june 18th, that was the first time anybody knew she had gotten on a surfboard this year. and starting maybe three, four weeks ago, i noticed she was getting a bigger belly. and then i was down here last friday. i saw 841 without a baby. then i came back on tuesday and saw her, and she had a teeny little sea otter pup with her on her stomach, and it was definitely the smallest one i've seen. so i assume it was a newborn. >> job well done to that photographer. the department of fish and wildlife is no longer looking to capture 841 but will continue to monitor her behavior. >>> here's something a bit eerie just in time for halloween. the bay area's

heat advisory is up right now for the santa cruz mountains. santa clara county. it goes into effect for all other areas shaded in orange at 11 p.m. tonight. all of these areas will remain up until 11 p.m. tomorrow. the risk of for heat related illnesses is running moderate for most areas, major for parts of the bay area. so take it easy if you're sensitive to the heat. the other concern is you see the surf in santa cruz right now. beach hazard statement in effect until 7 a.m. tomorrow as there is an increase risk of sneaker waves. 10 to 11 footers now, that hazardous statement will get replaced by a high surf advisory tomorrow. so and it's because those breakers will be building 17 to 22ft and there is a risk of rip currents as well, with dangerous swimming and surfing conditions. definitely be careful if you want to go to the beach to escape the hot weather, i'll be back to let you know how long this heat is hanging around and we'll talk about some dramatic changes is in time for your weekend coming up, karina. >> all right, sandhya, thank you . the state depart

peoples day, a day that used to be known as columbus day but that was before activism in berkeley and santa cruzed a movement to change that. and to focus the narrative on a different way. nbc bay area goes to santa clara university where the college is taking extra steps to honor indigenous peoples day. >> reporter: just about everyone involved in today's events at the bay area acknowledged the mixed feelings of this day, by tribal representatives we talked to say they embrace the celebration because they acknowledge the mixed past and to help the community move forward. a family led by tribal representatives offered a blessing in santa clara university indigenous peoples day, fcu offers a weeklong series of events to address as well as reconcile the bitter but undeniable historical connection. >> we've heard different stories about how they were treated, illnesses, disease, but we know that the communities do trace their ancestry to the areas that were here. the mission in santa clara, mission san jose. >> reporter: the family says fcu's involvement helps to keep history and the future in focu

a woman who has been skateboarding for more than 50 years, and now at the age of 64, this santa cruzs headed to the world skate games in rome. she will be representing the u.s. on the slalom team. >> reporter: no, this is not a teen. judy is 64. she competes against teenagers, often leaving them in the dust. >> i had no idea i would be racing and going fast at 64. >> reporter: judy just qualified for the u.s. skate games in rome next year, where he will be a member of the u.s. team. >> i was super surprised and excited. >> reporter: for judy, 64 is a number, but right now she's focused on number two, because she's ranked second in the world. she started skateboarding when she was 13 in her driveway. she admits she hit some bumps in the road, sometimes the only woman competing. and was even shut out of competitions completely. >> i asked one of the people that was putting on the race, you know, how come i wasn't invited? they said, well, when a chick can go down a hill, it does mts look as gnarly. >> reporter: after five decades, she's shredded the glass ceiling and paved the way for

we're in the 80s santa cruz. yesterday santa cruz had a high of 95 degrees. today it's hot again. at 91, your ocean water temperature coming in at 61 degrees across the state today. all of california is experiencing these hot temperatures, 93 in la later on today, 99 in slo, 95, in bakersfield, 97, in redding, even eureka, which is typically one of the coolest spots on the map, typically we're in the mid 50s this time of the year. they're topping out at 71, which is quite warm for them this time of the year. here's how the day shapes up. it's nothing but sunshine. once again, shorts and t shirts. that's the name of the game. light layers and light colored clothing. you do want to stay cool out there if you have to be outside, find frequent breaks in the shade, drink plenty of water. it's just another day where those temperatures are hot. no matter where you are today. so the three day forecast warm to hot again. that heat advisory has been extended saturday, but now sunday, we will start to cool off, get some relief. but it's a major cooldown coming our way early next week. we'll

it starts for the santa cruz mountains and santa clara county tomorrow at 11 a.m.t runs until 11 p.m. thursday for the rest of the area shaded in orange. it starts later, which is 11 p.m. tomorrow, and runs until 11 p.m. thursday. those high temperatures are well above average, so definitely use caution, especially if you don't have ac or a cooling center beach hazards statement has been issued from 2 a.m. tomorrow until 7 a.m. thursday, way higher likelihood of sneaker waves for those west northwest facing beaches as it becomes a high surf advisory thursday from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m, rough surf those large breakers building. we're talking 17 to 22 foot dangerous swimming and surfing conditions. so definitely be careful from our sutro tower camera. you're looking at sunshine over the city areas of dense fog overnight. temperatures soaring, possibility of records. the next two days, much cooler weather coming your way for the weekend and there's even a chance of showers on sunday. so fog first thing in the morning around the bay shoreline and along the coast. it will be

south bay, santa cruz, santa cruz mountains 60s on the temps. speaking of him, here he is 83 at this time. hopefully it's friday light. so yeah, for the most part it is. steve we do have northbound 101 connector to 80. i'm sorry, northbound 85 connector to 101 in mountain view right there. that ramp is temporarily blocked result of a fatal accident. an investigation in that area. it's not causing a big traffic delay. the east bay commute looks good and at the bay bridge toll plaza, we do have a nice looking drive so far, it's 431. let's get back to the headlines. sal, thank you. shelter in place. orders remain in effect for several communities in maine as law enforcement there continue the search for the man they believe is responsible for a deadly mass shooting. hundreds of local, state and federal officers have joined in the search for the suspected gunman, robert cod. the firearms instructor is accused of opening fire at a bowling alley and a restaurant. he's accused of killing 18 people and wounding 13 others. i know that no words can fully

welcome center in santa cruz county. the new facility will help greet visitors to california's oldest state park and largest expanse of old growth coast redwoods south of san francisco. tomorrow's event starts at 11 in the morning. all right. thank you for watching. ktvu news at 11. our news will continue with mornings on two at 7 a.m. thank you so much for joining us. like idiots. coming up next, so you can always find the latest on kptv.com. good night, bay area. hi everyone welcome to another edition of like it or not. we're going to throw some scenarios at our esteemed panel here. see if they like it or not, and we got a good group. it's ladies night. ktv you bailey

uno de ellos fue en santa cruz, otro fue en el observatorio nacional de radioastronomía y como en suse la diversidad le permitiera compartir sus experiencias con diferentes culturas y pensamientos y así lograr que la ciencia avance según sus propias palabras, en el doctorado voy a estar estudiando agujeros negros específicamente agujeros negros supermasivos que están en el centro de la galaxias. >> la astrofísica única es la unión de dos ramas de la ciencia , la física y la astronomía, con los cuales se pueden explicar la estructura, composición, fenómenos y propiedades de los astros y demás cuerpos estelares. >> el estudio de estos agujeros negros es importante para el entendimiento más completo de la evolución de nuestro universo y de cómo hemos llegado hasta donde estamos. >> así, este joven que de niño comenzó soñando con las estrellas en el universo y a quien le encantaba el estudio de las ciencias, ahora continúa su camino de conocimiento. voy a ser uno de los pocos salvadoreños con un doctorado en astronomía, pero no quiero ser el último. así que miguel, como dirían por ahí, al

we've got ancient ways in oakland and we've got moon kissed in santa cruz. and i've actually shopped at most of them before i even did the special. and so they're beautiful. the people are so friendly and helpful. they're there to help you and they're there to help you, like, you know, find your own path. and one of the things i love about these shops is how welcoming they are to people of all different backgrounds, all different faiths or lack thereof. and it's a place where you can just be yourself is the message i got when i visited these places, which is very oh, i didn't mean to say which. >> just play on words. that's very bay area if you will. yeah, very. >> and i mean, like i think we're very lucky here to have, you know, a group of people who are so into interested in the unusual, who are tolerant of what other people might find weird or scary. sure. but here we really embrace it. >> okay. part two of creepy bay area show sounds fabulous, but let's also revisit it. the first one, i think it's fantastic. like alcatraz, people still can't get enough.

. >> usgs getting reports of the earthquake being felt from santa cruz to sonoma. it was not a big enough earthquake with significant enough shaking to trigger an emergency law through the emergency law system, through the wireless emergency alert system, which is the one that we trigger for potentially life threatening shaking in san francisco, though some felt it, others didn't. did you feel the earthquake? >> not at all. no. no. >> we were sitting at our kitchen like coffee bar, eating dinner and i thought someone dropped something upstairs. >> but i looked at her and i was like, oh, i think that's an earthquake. she's like, no, that was not an earthquake. >> it was too short to be an earthquake. >> i'm new to the city, and so i thought it was like the bart or something. but i don't think there's a station around here. >> rob winslow recently moved to san francisco from minnesota. >> like. like innate natural fears around, like, disasters are like snowstorms, blizzards, like those things. and so, like, i don't have like, the earthquake fear, like, built into me.

la ciudad de santa cruz, por otro do, ya tiene transmitiendo sus vibras festivas gracias a escenas comoido y ha sido más claro con estas contundentes fotos. los bomberos de contra costa han querido compartir por qué es tan importante? no estacione irse bloqueando los hidrantes en la calle cuando hay una emergencia es indispensable que estén listos para su uso, porque de no así, se puede desencadenar una tragedia. >> y la fundación de bomberos de lifornia, junto con pg&e, anunciaron una inversión de 730.000■!a$ para departamentos e bomberos y organizaciones que trabajan para evitar incendios forestales entre estas organizaciones beneficiadas están la familia sana y la paz del condado sonoma, también de ap valley family singerse napa. se prevé que el dinero se utilice para la compra de equipo de protección personal para el combate de siniestros y también la capacitación de comunidades. vamos contigo guillermo, para que hablemos sobre estas temperaturas. césar vamos a hablar de este pronóstico. >> fin de semana cálido y después vienen los cambios. impresión a se sí san francisco. una noche

woodward has been a close watcher of otter 841, roaming the santa cruz area.ined some national notoriety this summer for being aggressive to local surfers and evading capture by wildlife teams. woodward says from his vantage point, mom and baby seem to be doing just fine. >> they look like it. don't they? >> yeah, that's nice. all right. >> let's turn our attention to a cooling weather forecast. >> yes, our weather not so bad, but there's this hurricane churning out there. abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel is here with that. >> sandhya yeah. and ama and dan. it's a dangerous hurricane at that hurricane otis expected to bring catastrophic damage that is likely according to the national hurricane center. with the storm surge, 8 to 16in of rain destructive winds, it is nearing landfall in acapulco and this could be the strongest hurricane to hit acapulco in its entire history. it's a cat five right now. winds of 165 miles an hour. landfall expected in just the next few hours as of five or close to that. quickly weakening to a three and then eventually a

the east bay hills and the santa cruz mountains because this will be the strongest offshore wind event we have seen this season. winds could gust up to 50mph. and that means any new fires could rapidly grow in size and intensity. we're going to take a look at those wind speeds. we'll go hour by hour on future weather. plan out your entire weekend. coming up in a few minutes, let's check in with jobina and see. our traffic's doing this morning. >> thank you, drew. good morning, everyone. i'm fortunately, we are starting off our commute with a deadly crash reported in san jose. we temporarily have all lanes blocked right now on northbound 85 to northbound 101. the connector ramp there and i will let you know when it reopens. but right now, the chp is not providing an estimated time. our second sigalert is going to be at the richmond-san rafael bridge. we are in week three of this and we will be rolling into week four next week of this issue. westbound 580. close those three lanes there and also a wide load vehicles allowed in that spot. emeryville. we will end here with a live look showi

there is beautiful santa cruz on this sunday morning.ice and quiet there right now, but i'm sure it'll be a little bit busier later on. we'll get a check of your forecast here shortly. one armed robbery suspect has died and another injured following a police chase in san francisco saturday afternoon. officers say the shipping crew suspects were in a car, wanted in multiple auto burglaries in the palace of fine arts area. police say they spotted the suspects and that's when a high speed chase started on i 280 police report the car lost control and hit a wall despite life saving measures by first responders. one suspect died at the scene. the other person went to the hospital. happening today, student loan repayments begin for the first time in three years. payments were originally paused at the start of the pandemic when people were without job security. now those payments are starting again, along with interest. to find out when your loan payment will be due, check your loan service's website. happening tomorrow, a california program mea

bodega bay, san francisco, half moon bay and santa cruz.umped all the arrows up 74, 74, 75 went 80 because there is an offshore breeze, no doubt about it. from bodega bay down toward santa cruz. and some higher clouds will drift across. that's about it. but you can see the direction is northeast berkeley lab was east. now it's turned a little westerly. but ben lomond mountain is also east at seven, but it's slightly offshore over here or northerly by big rock by novato, sonoma mountain road, mount veeder, atlas peak, even davis point, oakland. berkeley hills, mount diablo. it's all north or northeast 30s, 40s and 50s. santa rosa and petaluma have dipped to the upper 30s. now walnut creek and concord are in there. menlo park in mountain view as well, but for some it's on the mild side. i did see a 52 over bodega bay. bolinas is 51, yet fairfax in the 30s. same for san anselmo sonoma napa are getting close and ukiah upper lake in their middletown was down to 3223. reno truckee's 18. south lake tahoe's 19. susanville two bits there higher clou

santa cruz mountains, your turn is coming in the overnight hours tonight and tomorrow when the windsick up again. so those wind speeds were very early today. the second wave of wind and the stronger winds coming tonight and early tomorrow. if you just looked at the satellite, you'd go what's causing this? you don't see a thing on there, but when we switch to the water vapor, now you see it. there's a trough of low pressure that is really diving down right over us, and when you see it this way, you can visualize. you see this rust color right here, this shows you where the air is the driest. very dry air coming our way. it is getting pushed along on pretty strong northeasterly winds. i showed this visualization at the top of the newscast because i think that's probably the best takeaway on what's going on here. if we come in for a close-up look and play that again and look at it on a local scale, right here, that's tomorrow morning, 3:45. look at the relative humidities down into the teens. it'll probably be even lower than that at times. we could have single digit relative humidities

bay area, our north bay mountains, armor in coastal range, the east bay hills and mountains, a santa cruz mountains and also parts of santa clara counties. you can see to this is saturday morning through sunday afternoon. we're expecting this offshore wind to start rolling. it's going to drop our humidity levels down. and that means that we will have fire danger. now, we haven't been through that a lot this year. and that's a beautiful thing. but we've got it coming this weekend. so we got kind of get back into the mode of thinking about this high pressure to the northwest. low pressure came through, right, cooled us down. we're going to have that high pressure with that clockwise circulation, low pressure with that counter clockwise circulation, wind gradient between them and we get north no theasterly wind driving off shore. that's the dry wind that causes us all of the issues for fire season to right now. notice already at 14% humidity in napa, 18% in concord. that is dry with that wind starts rolling. it is going to dry out even further. just to show you how this plays out. onshore wi

but the good news is on live doppler seven fog is around santa cruz and monterey on its way to cool us all off. and it all is going to start tomorrow with even bigger changes for the weekend. i'll be back with that coming up. dan? >> all right. anxious days here. busy. all right. thanks, sandy, very much tonight, for the first time, we're seeing police body cam video showing the moments leading up to a fatal officer involved shooting at the chinese consulate in san francisco. now, the suspect is believed to have deliberately crashed into the building. abc seven news reporter justine lane is in the newsroom following the story. he spoke with a police chief about this earlier today. j.r >> dan, the man who was shot and killed by police, 31 year old san juan yang had a knife in his hand when he was shot. but officers say they were responding to reports that he was armed with a gun. this is video recorded by an officer's body camera security guards at the consulate had previously deployed pepper spray in his direction. you can see that was impacting yang at the time. he has one arm over hi

santa cruz shared these photos of the otter known as otter 8, 4, 1, and her otter pup. that might explain of the surfers that are coming to close. all right. well, they're surfing and then there's surfing on mountain skiing. >> noaa's outlook for december through february. looks like we're going to have a wetter than average conditions in northern california. and that means snow, which is terrific for the ski season. tahoe ski resorts have all said that they're getting ready to open in november. >> definitely starting to ramp up and having the here. we're planning on beginning snowmaking tonight. so those temperatures are actually getting low enough that we can start making snow. >> ones, you know, heavenly northstar and over at palisades, they say they already got a dusting there. so they were very excited about that. >> most of them, a lot the resorts are schedule open november 22nd, 17th, i think for some to some. 17 november. look for a ski season. start picking in the meantime, though, i have to look for my coats. yeah, wants to coach this morning is i couldn't fin

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so for the valleys here, the santa cruz mountains and portions of the coastline, closer to half moon bay. so the key concern is that the winds gusting to over 50 miles an hour, especially for the higher elevations and the relative humidity. and we're talking about a foggy day in san francisco. that could be 95 to 100% this time around. we could be talking about single digits, 8% to around 15. take a look at some of the current wind reports right now for your saturday night mount saint helena. it's up there over 60, over 60 miles an hour. that's an elevation over 4000ft. oakland hills, 24 miles an hour. mount diablo winds gusting at 55 miles an hour. and these winds expected to strengthen and probably mix down closer to the surface. in fact, one site you can count on that really shows you that northerly wind picking up is out toward fairfield. typically with this pattern right now, they have a gust increasing to 26 miles an hour. and as i mentioned, it's a very dry air mass. so right now we're taking a look at the current relative humidity levels. and fairfield is down at 12. areas up

national weather services, high winds and gusts expected in the upper elevations stretching from santa cruz mountains, east bay and the north bay. okay. so, john, you've been talking about the cool conditions. now. we've also got the strong winds to think about too. good morning. absolutely. and that's something that i'm covering here in just one moment. you're forecast which is going to be. >> these fire weather watches, increase fire weather this weekend. despite the fact we've seen rainfall, we are still looking at some conditions out there with those winds which could prove to be a little bit problematic. this is your view outside right now. get the richmond neighborhood golden gate bridge marin county in the distance. all of it looking nice and clear. think what you'll notice the first thing is you're stepping outside is that it is just as cold, if not colder than yesterday. redwood city in dublin in the upper 30's santa rosa, you're at 35 degrees right now. sonoma sitting at 34 we do have frost advisories for a for freeze advisories for portions of the lake and mendocino counties righ

. >>> in santa cruz county law enforcement has finally been able to identify a man who was found murdered at a beach in 1982. reporter hunter sowards explain investigators are using the same technology to track down several notorious serial killers in recent years. >> reporter: for 41 years the identity of this man puzzled santa cruz law enforcement. his body found by a hiker at natural bridges state park in october 1982. >> we're working cases like this one across california right now and having a great deal of success. >> reporter: in 2022 they got the break they it were looking for. the california doj announced a new partnership with the forensic genealogy lab. >> it's the first private laboratory in north america purpose built to generate human id from forensic evidence and crime scene evidence. >> reporter: with the tool of advanced technology on their side, bones were then sent to othrum lab. >> we did a suitability analysis and measured how much dna is truly there. >> reporter: traditional testing looks at 20 to 24 markers of dna. >> we look at hundreds of thousands, so we can abou

s office in santa cruz county just last year. they had not gone after a suspected drug dealer for a fentanyl death just yet. i have seen a handful of fentanyl homicide cases in san francisco, in santa clara county, one in san joaquin county. but this is a big move from san francisco and the governor's office to push this specific effort forward. >> okay. candice, thank you. >>> back now to our breaking news. we continue to await that news conference in maine after the suspect in that mass shooting on wednesday night was found dead after killing 18 people and injuring dozens more. this is a live look now as we await from local and federal officials to give us details of how this manhunt ended on this friday night, two days after the friday night, two days after the initial ( ♪ ♪ ) welcome to big tobacco's fantasyland. a new, healthier world without cigarettes. as long as you don't count the 6 trillion sold worldwide every year. and vaping won't lead to smoking, if you ignore the research that says otherwise. in big tobacco's fanta

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tonight, santa cruz honors. what she's up to now. and jimmy?racy morgan is my guest to >>> a photo op, governor newsom in the great wall of china today. this is part of his week long trip to china. he met with china's minister of ecology and environment today to discuss california's climate partnership with the country. >>> well, here comes more charging stations. california plans to build 270 ev fast chargers across the state. the goal is to have at least four charges over 50 miles along major highways. the price tag? more than $40 million that will be funded by president biden's infrastructure bill. >> that honor famous for boarding surfers with santa cruz, finds out she is among them. she gained worldwide fame for approaching surfers and jumping on the boards. an official was concerned about her behavior and at one point tried capturing and low relocating her. they changed their minds. we spoke to photographer, mike woodward, who has been tracking her for months. >> i was down here last friday, without a baby, and i came back on tuesday and

san mateo, santa clara, santa cruz, hasta el jueves por la noche se va a mantener ese calor cercano al centro se mantiene con este sistema de alta presión que está atrayendo esas temperaturas. insisto, a partir de mañana se van a sentir ligeramente en los 90, pero el jueves pudieran alcanzar los tres dígitos. por si fuera poco, y usted va a la línea costera mucho cuidado, porque hoy las olas snickers, ese alto oleaje que se va a estar presente en todos los condados monterrey y san francisco, san mateo, santa cruz inclusive hacia la zona centro de las costas de california. así que mucho cuidado si va por allá. estas olas temperaturas al momento. un día muy agradable. capa marina trae el color verde, es decir, fresco. vemos san josé 78 grados, morgan hill, los 82 por la noche. hay poco descenso en la temperatura. se mantiene cercano a los 60. ya a la 01:00 y vamos al vistazo de mañana. san josé, 89 grados. morgan hill 93. los gatos 91 y los 90. va a estar haciendo calorcito. este es el pronóstico de los próximos tres días. jueves los 96 en napa 97. así que a partir del viernes, nuevamen

mostly over the santa cruz mountain.en coming in at about quarter of an inch here in east san jose while the rest of us, martinez, barely any amount of rain and as we go on into the second half of the weekend, we see better clearing to start off our sunday. the first sunday of the month. the sunrise is at 7:05 22 at the door and the temperatures will warm up. we see anywhere from five or 10 degrees of warming compared to what we had today. definitely sweater weather today. tomorrow it is maybe a short sleeve if you can handle that as we see upper 70s in the inland valley. we keep it at the upper 60s in separate cisco. mission district for you there and 60 if you want to head over to santa cruz. what about if you're coming down 101 for levi's tomorrow. we have the cardinals and 49ers. a lot of sometime. a beautiful day for you to do any of the tailgating activities and the wind will stay pretty calm as we take it into the afternoon hours.'s looking ahead, looking ahead into the long-range outlook, for tomorrow and into th

warning is in effect through the weekend with the strongest wind in the northbay, east bay hills and santa cruz mountains. the wind will also pick up at lower elevations, the big concern, there is a lot of vegetation from last winter's reins. you can see the overgrown brush in fairfield. that could be fuel for a potentially dangerous fire. let's head over to paul heggen with what we need to know. >> we have a treo avenue -- trio of advisories. the one that is top of mind is the red flag warning for most of the bay area, not just the highest elevations, some lower elevations have been included. gusty offshore wind combining with low humidity levels to really elevate the fire threat. the highest gusts are going to be in the northbay mountains where we could see 60-mile-per-hour wind gusts. that is a dangerous combination, the fire conditions may not be quite as dire in other parts of the bay area but they will also be elevated. we also have a wind advisory mainly in the higher elevations, we have the potential of downed trees and power lines. be prepared for some power outages, whether or not the

one is a descendant of one of the people who participated in the rebellion at mission santa cruz. and he's remembering and making note of what happened his first name is, lorenzo. the other is a source by martin rizzo, where he talks about the women who helped plan this. and so that's what i'd like us to start class with on monday, is having this conversation about how we understand these rebellions, who's participating in them, how we get at that evidence, how we're breaking down history. that theme, how we know what we know, if anyone has any questions, please feel free to ask. if you have any questions, anything going on, come see me. than here for barbara, not for her the carefree hours of happy play. nor the busy hours of work and study. what has happened to her that she lies there? so hot and feverish so weak and dizzy so miserable with suffering and pain. our body is just like a little country that has been invaded by an enemy army. but the enemy in this case is not big soldier this invading army is so tiny that can be seen only through a microscope. it's soldiers are the g