. >>> flights are still running between sfo and mexico city today. some travelers experienced the earthquake before taking off. others are hoping to help once they arrive. abc 7 news reporter matt keller is live at sfo with more. >> reporter: alexis, people behind me are checking in for a 1:35 flight to mexico city making sure they get on a plane today. yesterday, a lot of problems. of course mexico city is popular destination from the bay area, several flights leaving this afternoon from sfo, no one knows exactly what they'll find when they get there. joe is finally homelanding around 9:00 a.m. after spending the night in mexico city's airport. >> it was pretty terrifying at the beginning. it seemed to last forever. >> reporter: yesterday the san francisco resident and wife were putting their bags through security when the massive quake hit. >> and i thought like in mexico city, they're used to these types of things. people started screaming, running. so that sort of freaked me out more. >> reporter: jose and his wife and kids were with family in me

our live weather camera this time around lookinger towards sfo.o reports of local airport delays there or any other airport in the area. clear skies towards levi's stadium and air temperatures at 51 degrees. santa rosa at 43. we haven't seen it that cool since springtime. 52 in livermore. it's in the 50s in redwood city. weather watcher time! linda in fairfield says 49 degrees. couple in a slight breeze feels like 45 as you step out. antioch 50. santa rosa 45. the winds not as aggressive this morning as 4 hours ago. 13 at the airport at sfo. we have 15-mile-per-hour winds in oakland through alameda. 10 in fairfield. winds are going to be fluctuating today southwest and west 10 to 20 miles per hour. a clear slot at the coast. clarity at the beaches due to the drier air mass spilling into the bay area now with the passage of the area of low pressure producing up to 6 inches of snow in the high sierra. they got snow today as well but it will clear out in tahoe. fall starts in afternoon and warmer this weekend. looking ahead towards next week, relativ

night here at sfo. in terms of any flights to and from south florida, that's nonexistence as hurricane irma makes its way there. >> this sfo terminal sign has a long list of flights friday evening but everything to and from south florida cancelled. this woman's mother is stranded in turks and caicos. >> she just texted that she's fine, there's a lot of destruction, trees down, that type of thing. >> reporter: she picked up her sister who arrived on a flight from co-she's booked on a flight but it only works if the airport is open. >> reporter: earlier tina made it out of miami on one of the last flights. >> i was lucky. >> reporter: it's been a mad dash out of florida while some chasm emergency eofficials landed there to help. pge will help florida with expected outages of the store. members of the silicone air natural guard headed to florida, many have just returned from texas. >> we're prepared for swift water rescue as well as helicopter rescues. >> reporter: the unit plans to stay in florida as long

sfo 13 miles an hour, concord and fairfield 10. that's going to be the case today as high pressure takes over. we're going to have, look at that, hardly any clouds out there on the exploratorium camera and temperatures running from 51 to 56 this morning. 60 to 65 at noon. we'll stay in the 60s at the coast. about 70 to 73 around the bay and inland. below average once again at 4:00. look at those temperatures at 7:00. nice evening, 59 to about 64. we'll take a look at that warming trend up next. here's alexis. >> good morning, mike. and our only slow spot so far this morning and it is starting to improve. 880 a full closure overnight between 23rd and 29th for more work on the 23rd avenue overpass scheduled to wrap up and reopen by 5:00 a.m. and it looks like they got that done a few minutes ahead of schedule. and we're looking good everywhere else, too, just a little bit after stack up in the cash lanes for the bay bridge toll plaza on the left-hand side. the metering lights flip on around 5:25. we'll look at drive times up next. >>

winds are up to 11 in san francisco. 13 sfo. 8 in san ramon. 10 currently in the concord area. these winds are going to be breezy throughout the weekend as we start to see an offshore flow set up. now, today officially autumn arrives at 10:2 in the afternoon. we have a warmer weekend slated for all of us and then looking ahead we start to creep into high fire danger with that offshore component and it drops our humidity down significantly. satellite-radar no low clouds and fog to be noted along the immediate seashore. low pressure system produced snowfall in the high sierra through yosemite yesterday. we have today our official sunrise at 6:57. today we'll have these highs. 60s and 70s. one more day of an unseasonably mild weather pattern for all of us with the winds kicking up 10 to 20 late day. more of an offshore push over the weekend so temperatures into the 80s. nothing really significantly, um, obscene as far as the temperatures are concerned. but when the relative humidity plummets, we do have the potential of very high fir danger. we have a lot of fuel out there, giving

and sfo. >>> it is 6:06. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza as people make their way in to work for the end of the workweek. ♪ hey grandpa. hey, kid. really good to see you. you too. you tell grandma you were going fishing again? maybe. (vo) the best things in life keep going. that's why i got a subaru, too. introducing the all-new crosstrek. love is out there. find it in a subaru crosstrek. >>> kind of a chilly start half moon bay, 48 in menlo park. we have 52 there in foster city. everyone else in the mid to upper 50s. east bay shore, 50 in san jose. 47 in palo alto. 42 right now santa rosa, the cool spot. highs 48 with showers. rain, snow above 6,500 look at that. we'll have 50s and 60s and most the snow will melt around tahoe. alexis? >> we still have our sig alert south of sfo. southbound lanes just before you get to poplar avenue. they are still waiting. they are stuck in the backup and we're right around two miles now for the backup so el camino real. seeing some red on the northbound side. we're

lonnie has more from sfo. >> this sfo terminal sign has a long list of flight, but everything to and from south florida canceled. this berkeley woman's mother is strand ed in turks and caicos a hurricane irma pounded those islands. >> she just texted she's fine, there's a lot of destruction. trees down. that type of thing. >> jess pick up her sister. he's confident her mother will make it back to boston where she lives. >> she is booked on a flight, but it only works if the airport is open. >> she made it out of miami to sfo on one of the last flights. >> i was lucky. a lot of people in the airports all over the place. >> it's been a mad dash out of florida while some california emergency officials landed there to help. pg&e crews from the bay area will help florida power an light with expeblgted outages from the storm. members of the silicon valley air national guard headed to florida most of the unit just returned from texas. helping to save lives after hurricane harvey. >> we're prepared for swift water rescue as well as helicopter rescues. >> the unit plans to stay in florida as

night here at sfo. in terms of any flights to and from south florida, that's nonexistence as hurricane irma makes its way there. >> this sfo terminal sign has a long list of flights friday evening but everything to and from south florida cancelled. this woman's mother is stranded in turks and caicos. >> she just texted that she's fine, there's a lot of destruction, trees down, that type of thing. >> reporter: she picked up her sister who arrived on a flight from co-she's booked on a flight but it only works if the airport is open. >> reporter: earlier tina made it out of miami on one of the last flights. >> i was lucky. >> reporter: it's been a mad dash out of florida while some chasm emergency eofficials landed there to help. pge will help florida with expected outages of the store. members of the silicone air natural guard headed to florida, many have just returned from texas. >> we're prepared for swift water rescue as well as helicopter rescues. >> reporter: the unit plans to stay in florida as long

tiffany wilson is live at sfo with the changes.d morning, tiffany. >> reporter: good morning, natasha. white house officials say the travel restrictions are meant to be tough and targeted. restrictions differ country by country. several of which are not majority muslim as had been the case with the original ban. three nations were added, chad, north korea, and venezuela. venezuela's restrictions target the leadership. iran, libya, somalia, syria and yemen also have restrictions. sudan is no longer on the list. the restrictions represent the third version of a travel ban offered by the trump administration. the white house says the new rules will go into effect october 18th and they will not impact anyone who already hold a u.s. visa. some travelers at sfo disagree with this ban. >> i'm against the travel ban. i just think that it's unnecessary. i think that the people that just go by the regular means to get in the u.s. should be considered equally. >> reporter: the supreme court has scheduled arguments october 10th on whether the

. >> matt keller is live at sfo. good morning, matt. >> reporter: natasha, imagine being on a plane getting ready to head here to the bay area in mexico city and all of a sudden that massive earthquake hits. that's what happened to a bunch of passengers on a united flight yesterday. they did arrive here at sfo safely. they had already boarded their plane when the7.1 quake hit. they were safer on that plane than on the streets. >> gosh, are we taking off already? this is an awful bumpy backup. i opened up the window and all the planes on the runway were just bouncing. eric oh, my gosh. >> suddenly the airplane was like trapped with something and trying to pull with brake on or something tirhe like this. >> reporter: another woman from sacramento was supposed to be on a flight to mexico city but she missed it. instead of being there in person she is receiving terrible news from friends and family. she shared some cell phone video with us from a friend in mexico city. she says her brother sent us a picture of a collapse

rick says, hey, we beat sfo, rockaway beach. sfo a quarter inch. hamilton, 16/100. san francisco, two reports of 1/10. palo alto and san jose, .04. the a bunch of .04 or .02 (whispering) shhh, things are quiet. there we go from last night. that line came up from the south. started down towards gilroy, santa cruz mountains, monterey and then came right up san jose peninsula. and then it moved northward. things have tailed off. a little bit offshore but we are waiting for a little bit of of afternoon heating. there was a beast of a system down towards merced. and the sunset lost its punch but that was a heck of a line. 70s for a few. running cooler on the peninsula. low to mid-60s. men lo park, 62. pacifica, monterra. everyone is close here. west, southwest, a little bit of of a delta breeze. tomorrow will be howling. today, lows right there to the west, southwest, farther north. that puts us more into the win toe of instability. once we get a little heating, you can see a few -- a little bit of development right there and that will swing later today. so get ready. 70

sfo. the moles i -- most that i could find right now, sfo. a quarter inch. you can see right now, some are popping up. no cells or anything but the cloud cover already popping up, gilroy, west-southwest of monterey. 60s, more so than 70s. today, we are cooler, running 10 degrees cooler. oakland, about 4 to 8 in most locations. 60s to a few 70s but mid-60s for san ramon, livermore. look at el cerrito. the low has not gone anywhere yesterday. the old rule of thumb, never trust a low until it is east of you. it has to be pretty far. i never trust one until it is in nevada. now it is there. right there. yesterday was right here. you do think -- yes, i do think we are in a better position to get those thunderstorms. it's not as hot today but we will' get enough lift here. we are not too cool yet but by tomorrow, in the low. 70s and 80s, sun clouds, showers, thundershowers. tomorrow, i hit -- think the fog comes back and the cooler air will settle in thursday and friday. >> man oh, man. >> settling in. >>> the giants game didn't end until after 2:00 this morning.

sfo winds to 15. 16 san francisco. 10 in berkeley. also in novato. and a wind under 10 miles per hour in fairfield. temperatures today unseasonably of l in the 60s to the mid site gusts are up to 30. the full forecast featuring a warming trend. that's coming up at 18 after the hour. but right now, let's send it back on over to michelle and kenny. >>> right now, rescuers in central mexico are working around the clock to save anyone still trapped in the rubble after tuesday's devastating earthquake. at least 230 people were killed in the 7.1 earthquake. more than 40 buildings in mexico city have collapsed trapping people inside. so far, more than 50 people have been pulled from the rubble alive. power is restored to almost all the 4 million affected. mexican president enrique pena ni lp those left without homes. but the priority almost two days since the quake remains saving lives. this comes as there are signs of life inside a collapsed school in mexico city. one girl described what she endured as the building collapsed. [ speaking spanish ] >> just w

clear skies there and clear skies at sfo. i checked in with all the local airports, mineta, oakland international airport, and sfo, so far no reports of any delays. we are in the 50s and 60s, clear skies in san jose and santa rosa. calling on my weather watcher, antioch, redwood city, napa and hayward, all report clear skies and 50s and 60s. it's dry and winds are offshore. they are blowing from the north and from the northeast offshore. it dries out the atmosphere, the humidity going down and the temperature goes up. right now we have an east- southeast wind in fairfield at 7. these winds will rotate around to more of an onshore push out of the west tomorrow. that will encourage that right there. we have a red flag warning. air chunky, "spare the air" day today and we'll have coastal cooling beginning tomorrow. high pressure is coming closer to the coast. our temperatures are 15 to 18 degrees above average. low announce, sacramento, merced -- low 90s, sacramento and merced. high sierra 31 degrees. monterey bay 78 back throug

. >> abc 7 news reporter katie marzullo is live at sfo tonight where a group of shaken passengers arrive there this evening. they went through the earthquake while they were on the airplane in mexico city, katie. >> reporter: they did, dan. and right now there's an aero mexico flight leaving for mexico city. but for those who arrived earlier from mexico city it certainly has been a long and scary day of travel. >> suddenly the airplane was moving like trap and trying to pull with the brake on or something like this. >> reporter: passengers on united flight 718 from mexico city to sfo had already boarded their plane when the 7.1 earthquake hit. >> i opened um the window and all the planes on the runway, you know, were just bouncing. like oh, my gosh. >> reporter: it was scary, but they were safer on the plane than they would have been on the street. denor cleveland shared this cell phone video from us. it's from a friend in mexico city. she was on her way there from sacramento but missed her flight. >> i cannot believe i missed that plane. >> reporter: her brother lives in mexico city. he

sfo was an all after time record at 104. moffett field tying at 106. we had record ties for the entire month of september, not just today. san jose 108 degrees, oakland airport, 101. 107 kent field and 110 in santa rosa. one other page of records to tell you about. these are daily records. san rafael 109 degrees. richmond 102. 107 in gilroy. santa cruz 105. 111 in hillsborough. in case you wonder how hot it was in other parts of the bay area, hot enough to make you wonder about this blistering heat wave. clover dale 110. a comfortable 107 in half moon bay. excessive heat warning for san francisco and the coast until 9:00 tell tomorrow night. bay shore and inland until 9:00 p.m. monday that excessive heat warning. so this dangerous heat wave is far from done. i will let you know how long it is going to last and where you might be able to beat the heat this labor day holiday weekend coming up. ama >>> we're going to want to know about that. thank you, sandhya. "abc 7 news" reporter tiffany wilson continues team coverage. she is live in san francisco wher

is 84 know if 85 in sfo. some is 90 degrees in fremont right now. it is hot out there. it is going to be really hot again tomorrow. with bad air quality because of the smoke. >> we have a lot more to talk about, we will see you back here little bit. we will look for the fog but i have to tell you, there is no fog to be seen. >>>we are hurt -- hearing that hardware stores sold out for the ac unit? >> reporter: definitely running low or sold out. everyone knew this was coming. we are at the movies, it is a popular place. kind of a cooling center. with a big screen. the tri-valley has been baking all day. it is not letting up. >> we are not used to this kind of heat, all day long. >> reporter: 3 tickets for air- conditioning please.>> we need this place to relax and cool off.>> the regal cinemas is an oasis. 70 degrees inside, while outside it was 104. at 7 pm. >> it was freezing in their weird sweaters, now we are sweating already. [ laughter ] we haven't even made it to the car. >> reporter: pleasant and not so pleasant, reporting 112 and even 114 depending on location.

view of sfo this morning, problem was fog. no flights canceled but airport in ground control mode, when arriving flights are delayed and airlines use instruments to land rather than rely on sight. means flights land one at time instead of two at time and that creates delays. united airlines announced date of last ever boeing 747 passenger flight. ending relationship with the 747 because it's outdated. first 747 flight from sfo to honolulu in 1970. crews on the final flight will dress in '70s style uniforms and offer food from '70s style menu. >>> scientists debunking rumors about end of the world coming september 23rd. seen more than 2 1/2 million times. planet x will crash into earth. video includes a seven-headed dragon and prediction of heavenly sign over jerusalem. it's 33 days after total solar eclipse, jesus lived 33 years and number 33 appears elsewhere in the bible. now i want to show you the claim laid out in the book "planet"plt by david mead who calls himself a christian numerologyist. debunking that there's no such

. >> abc 7 news reporter katie marzullo is live at sfo tonight where a group of shaken passengers arrive there this evening. they went through the earthquake while they were on the airplane in mexico city, katie. >> reporter: they did, dan. and right now there's an aero mexico flight leaving for mexico city. but for those who arrived earlier from mexico city it certainly has been a long and scary day of travel. >> suddenly the airplane was moving like trap and trying to pull with the brake on or something like this. >> reporter: passengers on united flight 718 from mexico city to sfo had already boarded their plane when the 7.1 earthquake hit. >> i opened um the window and all the planes on the runway, you know, were just bouncing. like oh, my gosh. >> reporter: it was scary, but they were safer on the plane than they would have been on the street. denor cleveland shared this cell phone video from us. it's from a friend in mexico city. she was on her way there from sacramento but missed her flight. >> i cannot believe i missed that plane. >> reporter: her brother lives in mexico city. he

video provided by the san francisco spca showing some of the 70 animals moments after they landed at sfo aboard a private plane yesterday. several groups are working to match the pets with new homes. they'll likely go up for adoption later this week. >> you may have heard the owner of a furniture retail chain opened his doors for harvey victims. mattress matt turns two showrooms into evacuation shelters. hundreds of people slept on his mattresses and now they're petitioning to designate august 26th as mattress mack day. less than 5,000 signatures away from their goal of 200,000 signatures. our day of giving event for harvey has wrapped up. you can still donate by calling 85-999-give. a big thank you, again, to everyone who has already donated. the drive raised more than $14 million. >> developing news in sonoma county where the hunt is on for an arsonist after six different fires broke out. you're looking at one of those fires along stony point road in santa rosa. the flames destroyed a barn and at least one car. that fire broke out around 5:00 yesterday evening. witnesses say the fire s

sfo was an all after time record at 104. moffett field tying at 106. we had record ties for the entire month of september, not just today. san jose 108 degrees, oakland airport, 101. 107 kent field and 110 in santa rosa. one other page of records to tell you about. these are daily records. san rafael 109 degrees. richmond 102. 107 in gilroy. santa cruz 105. 111 in hillsborough. in case you wonder how hot it was in other parts of the bay area, hot enough to make you wonder about this blistering heat wave. clover dale 110. a comfortable 107 in half moon bay. excessive heat warning for san francisco and the coast until 9:00 tell tomorrow night. bay shore and inland until 9:00 p.m. monday that excessive heat warning. so this dangerous heat wave is far from done. i will let you know how long it is going to last and where you might be able to beat the heat this labor day holiday weekend coming up. ama >>> we're going to want to know about that. thank you, sandhya. "abc 7 news" reporter tiffany wilson continues team coverage. she is live in san francisco wher

there will be delays south of sfo continuing before the 92.ut northbound, we still have an accident that's right near peninsula and that has two lanes blocked. looks like speeds drop below 10 miles per hour and track is backing up towards hills day along northbound 101. give yourself some extra time heading in that direction. also, getting across the san mateo bridge, it's been a struggle for drivers out of hayward to foster city. likely due to the backup on 101. 19 minutes from 880 to 101. >>> north korean dictator kim jong-un just issued a direct personal statement calling president trump deranged. the north korea's foreign minister reportedly said his country may be planning a hydrogen bomb test in the pacific ocean. that's after the u.s. authorized stiffer sanctions against north korea for its nuclear activities. president trump has dubbed kim jong-un rocket man and warned of possible military action. >>> this morning, the president tweeting. a republican senator is asking the f-b-i on how it handled parts of the russia investigation. g-o-

sfo, some folks were still trying to get to mexico. unclear what's going on as the ability of folkso t mexico. so let's check in with matt. hi, matt. >> reporter: good morning, jessica. it appears the flights to mexico city late they are morning are still scheduled and still on time. imagine being on a plane there on a tarmac in mexico city heading to san francisco when that massive earthquake hit. that's what happened to these united passengers yesterday. it landed at sfo from mexico city. they boarded their plane when the 7.1 quake hit. it was frightening but they were safer on the plane than they would have been on the streets. >> i think, gosh, have we taken off already? this is an awful bumpy back up. i opened up the window and all the planes were just bouncing. oh, my gosh. >> suddenly the airplane was moving like something was trying to pull with the brake on. >> reporter: another sacramento shared thise video w friend. she says her brother senter colg three doors down from his apartment. she decided to stay behind. others are p

sfo 17-mile-per-hour winds from the west. redwood city 3 miles per hour. half moon bay 13. so the wind is helping push off a lot of that marine layer that we are used to and we're also seeing the sunshine prevailing today. temperatures reach the comfortable stage. that storm system that we had has now moved east. it is now in eastern nevada heading towards the middle of the u.s. bringing some rain chances there. but for us, here's what we're looking at. the futurecast, look at this, clear skies. we are not going to see barely clouds out there until maybe saturday early morning into sunday but that's about it. so really those wispy beautiful clouds is what we are expecting. warmer conditions today through sunday but monday, tuesday, things will change. so enjoy the warm air while we have it because there may be a storm on the way. >>> right now, we are tracking a pretty smooth ride for drivers heading along 80. if your friday plans have you heading along this route, we are tracking an accident southbound 680 just south of i- 80 right near the cordelia junction and that is bl

abc7 news reporter was at sfo where people were flying in. puerto rico is dealing with its most powerful storm in many years. hurricane maria caused widespread damage and knocked out electricity to the entire side. >> phone lines down and all of puerto rico is still without power. anyone without electricity, they're using generators. >> puerto rico taking a direct hit from hurricane maria. the first category 4 hurricane to strike the island since 1932. >> winds gusting over 110 miles an hour. experiencing the eye wall. >> maria made landfall. blowing winds so powerle, trees toppled and at one point, 100% of the island left without power. >> we have supplies. >> some took cover in their hotel rooms of others in one of the 500 shelters now open with the governor warning, the danger is not over. >> we have not experienced an event of this magnitude in our modern history. >> that's the are now bracing for storm surge up to nine feet. in some areas, two feet of rain. this as authorities in the caribbean begin assessing the damage done there. if s

>>> some of the families shared their experience shortly after landing at sfo stood. >>> hurricane maria hits hurricane leafing the entire island without power. more on where this storm is heading next. >> a frantic search for survivors after that powerful 7.1 earthquake. thank for joining us. i'm christine zee. more than two dozen bodies have been recovered from the school's wreckage. >> the death toll is 230 is the mexican's president declared a day of mourning. more than 200 are dead and more remained trapped following a 7.1 magnitude earthquake that hit heavily populated sections of mexico tuesday. witnesses described watching surroundings crumble. >> it was crowding everything, the street making sure we were away from trees. >> we pretty much tried to be next to the wall and like, just like -- but it was -- >> there is the second major earthquake to hit mexico in the past two weeks. president enrique pena neato is calling a new national emergency. trn unfortunately several people have lost their lives including girls and boys in educational centers. >> live or death work leaves very

a live look at sfo. got off the phone with officials and they tell us right now there are only 17 delays and they are all less than 30 minutes. so that is good news for us locally. of course that problem could worsen throughout the day and we are awaiting word from oakland and san jose mineta. as soon as we get that, i will let you know. >> that sounds like a real mess. thank you. >>> police are still questioning 40 drivers who saw a deadly officer-involved shooting in the east bay yesterday. >> take a look at the side-b side-by-side. on the left this is westbound 80 after lanes were shut down. they were closed for eight hours yesterday. on the right what it looks like right now. this is the typical commute and crews are working to clear a crash. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield live in emeryville with more on the shooting this morning. amy? >> reporter: good morning, natasha. several agencies were involved in this, but emeryville police is going to be the lead investigating agency in this case. the of

it's clear at sfo. temperatures are in the 50s. it's cool in santa rosa at 52. later today, numbers in the 60s. we haven't seen that along the coast in quite some time, at least four days. he 70s around the rim of the bay to the 80s inland. we have the full weekend forecast coming up in just a couple of minutes but right now let's say good morning to jaclyn. >>> happy friday. if you are heading out the door we are in the clearing stages of an earlier crash along 101. it was on the sir francis drake boulevard. westbound 205 to 680, 27 minutes. we had some earlier overnight roadwork there. it looks like caltrans wrapped up but we still see those delays. bay bridge toll plaza a few cars in the cash lanes. speeds in the green though 10 minutes into san francisco. >>> for the second straight day, a rockslide at yosemite national park. the latest was larger than the fatal slide wednesday. it injured one person and shut down a major road in the park. it happened near the site of wednesday's slight where a piece of granite 12 stories high broke free from el capitan kill

. >> pictures across sfo, they picked up a quarter of an inch of rain, so not too shabby. and now the line started yesterday morning and then it kind of waited a while. cloud cover cleared and it got hot. well, then about 5:00, 6:00, started coming up from the south, and the main focus is around sfo and almeda and oakland and marin county. it is still offshore. but things have calmed down considerably. however, the atmosphere is pretty unstable later this afternoon, lightning strikes through oakland and the east bay and right there, up to the peninsula. and that was one of the main ones, about 8:00, 9:00 last night, and things have moved off to the north. but it is a little bit still offshore, for the most part, we are under mostly clear skies, low clouds actually coming back to the southland. we will see if some of that can work its way up here. i think it will by tomorrow. 60s, 70s. not as warm as 24 hours ago. and cooling off a little bit. it is a slow process. but everything is showing signs of after today being a big time cooling trend. one more day of possible aftern

as weather and wet weather are concerned were places like san francisco, about a tenth of an inch, sfo inch and newark at about a tenth of an inch also. you can see it's considerably quieter this morning but we do have a few scattered showers out there over the ocean and those are rotation to the north-northwest and will stay over the ocean. here is how our day unfolds on your 12-hour day planner, 62 to 67, mid 70s to low 80s at noon, we will stay in the 60s at the coast, low to mid 80s around the rest of our neighborhoods at 4:00. then we will see a regeneration of the thunderstorms again this evening. alexis. >> i slept through all of it, maybe i can watch it again tonight. >> right now we're starting off with an issue in the east bay, it does not look like it's causing any backup. westbound 80 at the maritime exit, a couple vehicles that were racing one of them crashed right here, the other continued further and made it up to the west 80 off ramp to pinole valley. as of right now we haven't gotten word on any lane closures and i'm not seeing any backup because of that. >>> back now

live from sfo. >> i am raj mathai. >> and i am janelle wang. >> sergio quintana is at sfo from the impact. >> reporter: we should mention that this new travel proclamation does not affect existi existing visas. there are some people who approve of this new travel ban. under the new travel proclamation, three countries have been added chad, north korea and venezuela. >> we never thought that we would be part of a group with five or six middle east countries. >> it only includes the top membership of the government and his family members. >> reporter: he says this is a good move by president trump. >> september 5th, canada government pass a resolution. >> reporter: still unfairly targets middle east north korean supreme leader kim jong-un does not let citizen travel to the u.s. a lawsuit challenges those orders is set to be heard by the u.s. supreme court next month. it was supposed to expire this weekend and new changes are expected to take effect october 18 and supposed to be indefinite. reporting live at sfo. sergio quintana. >> a lot more to come tomorrow morning. we have been following

we begin at sfo. millions of people are on the move and that includes the bay area. what is the latest where you are? >> reporter: there is a flight from miami that just landed here at sfo probably an hour and a half ago or so. i talked to some of the people aboard that plane. in the time that they were in the air, large portions of the city of miami had been ordered evacuated as irma approaches. some passengers just arriving in san francisco from miami have family there. juan says his parents were bracing for irma. >> buy water, buy supplies, get sand bags just to get ready for the storm. >> reporter: hurricane irma's path is still not certain as it approaches florida, but tonight the mayor of miami ordered evacuations of hundreds of thousands of residents along the city's coast line. >> this hurricane is far too powerful, poses far too great a threat for us to delay actions any longer. >> reporter: tonight most of puerto rico is in the dark. irma grazed the island territory and knocked out power for about a million residents. i have been communicating with the san

sfo, 68 degrees. san rafael. 68 in pacifica. 53 woodside. atherton, 25.you get up in that breeze, that makes a big difference on the temps. a little east-southeast south to sfo and half moon bay and east-south east to north. there is no west winds yet or northwest. it will be another very warm day, although things are beginning to change a little bit. i can see these fronts are getting stronger, more impressive. this one will work its way in tomorrow and that will usher a cooler pattern. temperatures will 10 to 15 degrees above average. tomorrow, we start some cooling and then i think it really kicks in. we'll go from one extreme to the other. as we say hello to october on sunday. i do believe october 1st. >> yes, it is on sunday. >> i think we get some rain maybe next week or next seven days. >> get ready. >> thank you, steve. >>> time is 5:47. the trump administration is now sending thousands of military personnel to puerto rico to help victims of hurricane maria and irma. damaged airports and sea ports make it hard to send aid. finding a cell phone sig

sfo with calm winds, san jose winds out of the north and west, six miles per hour. so it's going to be warm. hot for today. beaches, coast, upper 70s. inland neighborhoods in the lower 90s and right around the bay, pretty close to that point as well. so we have been trending up all week long, probably reaching that peak for today. this area of high pressure, this is sinking air, warm air, like pumping up the bike tire and you touch that area and it's warm. it's the same here. coast side tomorrow, more cooling by friday and that will carry over into the weekend. take a look at some highs this afternoon. you will see a lot of 90s out, there towards fairfield and vacaville, santa rosa, 91. beachway, stinson. and close to 90, readings back up into the lower 80s and lower 90s. antioch, 92. gilroy checks in with the forecast high of 90. most areas, temperature range, 92 degrees. here is a look ahead at your five-day forecast. the warm to hot today and we'll begin to cool things off, especially coast side tomorrow as we increase that fog and maybe some lower 70s out there

oakland and hayward had the do east with sfo the due west and eventually the west will win out as this system gets closer but parall to the ast meaning it is getting weaker rapidly. 60s, 70s, 80s with upper 80s and a few at 90 degrees. >>> is the traffic okay? >> it is still okay with nothing major on the commute. starting with the solano county commute, the interstate 80 westbound is going to be moving along very well from vacaville to fairfield, continuing to the cordelia junction and into vallejo. driving from the carquinez bridge to the maccarthur maze, it is still a 90 minute drive which is pretty good at this time of the morning. at the bay bridge the metering lights have been turned on with more waiting at the toll plaza before getting on to the bridge. >>> we have a photo of the little boy that was critically injured in the hit-and-run yesterday at 11:30 am at mcdonald avenue just about one block from the richmond public library. investigators are looking for the driver that is suspected in the hit-and-run. the mother of the boy was putting him in his car seat when he escaped a

near this individual but fortunately do not strike him per sethe sfo spokesperson says with potential for more thunderstorms in the forecast , they plan to keep their eyes on the skies and keep in close contact with the faa as the evening progresses. maureen kelly kron4 news (vicki) our coverage on the storms hitting the bay area continues online at kron four dot com. there you can track the storm as it hits your neighborhood... also - make sure you have the kron4 mobile app - and be the first to know about breaking news when it happens. (grant) the families of two u-p-s drivers killed by a co-workerhave filed a lawsuit... saying the shooting should have been prevented. today relatives of benson louie and michael lefiti sued u-p-s, allied universal security servicesand the owner of the san francisco building where it happened. the lawsuits allege u-p-s emloyees had complained about security problems at the building before jimmy lam carried out the deadly rampage agaisnt his colleagues. attorneys for the families say metal detectors and security guards failed to stop lam... who was arm

the day he came to do it 500. >>> storm surge pricing -- sfo reports flights to florida were canceled. certainly there will be more tomorrow. aiming toward sunday when virtually everyone in florida will be grounded.>>> stay with us this weekend for the latest on hurricane irma. we will keep you updated on air and online. >>> to the damage and casualties from it a point one earthquake that hit southern mexico 24 hours ago. hundreds of homes and buildings have been flattened by one of the most powerful quakes ever hit that country. >> bay area families are concerned about their relatives.>> reporter: the epicenter was off the coast of southern mexico. the president said tonight 61 people have been reported dead so far. 45 in the state of -- 12 in -- and 4 and -- that includes one child killed when a wall collapsed. and a baby whose ventilator lost power at a hospital.>> the eight point one magnitude earthquake hit mexico heart is in the southern states. the violent shaking caused the building to collapse. a hotel toppled over into a pile of rubble. debris fell onto cars and roads. ceili

some people arriving at sfo still shaking. >> reporter: saratoga waited for mom to clear customs at sfo. after the quake she was desperate to have her mother leave mexico city. >> thez there by herself and exactly in center of mexico city, in the areas where the most damage has happened. >> reporter: rumors spreading about dubious people taking advantage of the elderly. >> robbing people inside the houses. better you stay with me a few weeks. when normality, go back to life there. >> reporter: maybe the devastation or lives lost that made this mother and daughter appreciate even more their time together. told us what we already knew. yesterday's quake was very strong she reiterated. gonzalez family visiting aunts and uncles. at airport which quake hit. >> an hour until we had to board and everything started shaking. all the screens and everything, everybody running and screaming. >> felt the ground shaking. at airport, about to go home and ground was shaking. asked my daddy what it was, said it was earthquake. >> reporter: they were relieved to finally get back home. sfo, abc7 news. >>

we have more from sfo. >> this sfo terminal sign has a long list of flights, but everything to and from south florida canceled. this berkeley woman's mother is stranded in turks and caicos after irma pounded those islands. >> she text ed me that she's fine, there's a will the of destruction, trees down. >> jess picked up her sister who arrived on a flight from colorado. she's confident her mother will make it back to boston where she lives. >> she is booked on a flight, it only works if the airport is open. >> gonzalez made it out of miami to sfo on one of the last flights. >> i was lucky. >> it's been a mad dash out of florida while some california emergency officials landed there to help. pg&e crews from the bay area will help florida power and light with expected outages from the storm. members of is silicon valley air national guard headed to florida, most of the unit just returned from texas. helping to save lives after hurricane harvey. >> we're prepared for swift water rescue as well as helicopter rescues. >> the unit plans to stay in florida as long as they're needed. in san fra

we have more from sfo. >> this sfo terminal sign has a long list of flights, but everything to and from south florida canceled. this berkeley woman's mother is stranded in turks and caicos after irma pounded those islands. >> she texted me that she's fine, there's a will the of destruction, trees down. >> jess picked up her sister who arrived on a flight from colorado. she's confident her mother will make it back to boston where she lives. >> she is booked on a flight, it only works if the airport is open. >> gonzalez made it out of miami to sfo on one of the last flights. >> i was lucky. >> it's been a mad dash out of florida while some california emergency officials landed there to help. pg&e crews from the bay area will help florida power and light with expected outages from the storm. members of is silicon valley air national guard headed to florida, most of the unit just returned from texas. helping to save lives after hurricane harvey. >> we're prepared for swift water rescue as well as helicopter rescues. >> the unit plans to stay in florida as long as they're needed. in san fran

there is a roaring breeze, sfo, half moon bay. a series of systems continue to work their way. a stronger one on the way. 60s, 70s, upper 70s, 80s. >> we have an issue in san francisco, sal? >> yes, we do, steve. i'm looking here to see if there is something new that will surprise me but there is a new issue eastbound at fort. a deadly crash happened about 4:00. we do have some lanes blocked here eastbound 80. event 80 at 4th and we'll keep an eye for you. around the bay, 80, the solano commute, you can see traffic is moving well, as you drive through vallejo. there have been no issues on the carquinez bridge. the commute has been slow during the hours of, let's say, 6:00 to 8:00. but right now it's early enough for you to get a decent drive. >>> there is an investigation underway in san francisco into the stolen department-issued gun that belongs to a san francisco sheriff deputy. >> the gun was stolen sunday while the deputy was off duty. the sheriff says that the gun was taken from the trunk of a rental car parked in san francisco. the sheriff says it appears the guns were n

sfo international airport and oakland international not reporting any delays. look at the bright lights of the bay bridge, temperature rise with it does 47 degrees, 52 in livermore, 53

.>> reporter: the sfo spokesman says american airlines is shutting down service to miami starting tomorrow. virgin america jetblue southwest and delta are suspending flights for safety. that led to a rush today with planes in florida lined up of the runways. waiting to try and get out. crowds of people had to wait in long lines inside the airport. some came without a ticket hoping to grab a seat. a flight arrived from orlando. many people were relieved to be out of the hurricane's path. >> there was no bread and no water. there was no gas. the airport was packed. everybody was trying to get last minute tickets.>> reporter: sfo official state many airlines are allowing passengers who have reservations impacted by the hurricane to make changes to their reservations without a fee or penalty. delta decided to add extra flights in and out of southern florida. two ticket prices to avoid gouging. if you are planning to fly this weekend you need to make sure you check your airlines website for updates and changes.>> it shows the desperation of so many trying to get out. >>> emergency responders he

you might encounter delays if flying out of sfo tomorrow morning. live doppler 7 showing you the fog and high clouds. that system that was approaching definitely pushed the fog in today, starting the cooling trend and it's going to continue to drop our temperatures. temperatures compared to 24 hours ago, down 13 degrees in san francisco. you will notice that the numbers right now, are really in the comfort zone. this is what i call great sleeping weather. 50s, 60s right now and it's only going to get cooler. is this a beautiful shot or what? seeing the fog, looking at the moon. fog and high clouds for the morning commute. cooling trend continues tomorrow and it's going to be sunny and mild. tomorrow morning it's fog and clouds. cool start, coastal fog and high-level clouds will continue into the afternoon. it's going to be a cooler day, cool enough to add on layers. mid 40s to upper 50s. certainly the heat is gone. low to mid 80s inland. breezy, foggy along the coast. we'll call it 60s for your friday. a good looking day to end the workweek. i want

you might encounter delays if flying out of sfo tomorrow morning. live doppler 7 showing you the fog and high clouds. that system that was approaching definitely pushed the fog in today, starting the cooling trend and it's going to continue to drop our temperatures. temperatures compared to 24 hours ago, down 13 degrees in san francisco. you will notice that the numbers right now, are really in the comfort zone. this is what i call great sleeping weather. 50s, 60s right now and it's only going to get cooler. is this a beautiful shot or what? seeing the fog, looking at the moon. fog and high clouds for the morning commute. cooling trend continues tomorrow and it's going to be sunny and mild. tomorrow morning it's fog and clouds. cool start, coastal fog and high-level clouds will continue into the afternoon. it's going to be a cooler day, cool enough to add on layers. mid 40s to upper 50s. certainly the heat is gone. low to mid 80s inland. breezy, foggy along the coast. we'll call it 60s for your friday. a good looking day to end the workweek. i want

. >>> a police officer is recovering after being stabbed in the leg at sfo. police were responding to a call of a suspicious person at about 2:30 this afternoon. authorities say the suspect who may have been a transient went into the delta baggage claim area. the suspect then stabbed the officer during a confrontation. the man was taken into custody. his name has not yet been released. >>> frightening moments in marin county this afternoon where at least eight people were injured when a driver careened off of highway 101 and barreled into several vehicles at the parking lot of an in and out burger. it happened around 2:30 this afternoon. deborah villalone explains how it unfolded. >> it was this tremendous crash. >> people came running into this chaotic scene everyone before paramedics arrived. this truck veered off the freeway through a chain link fence and frontage roads over the highway and shrubs then slamming into several cars. some were parked and empty but not all. >> there was a gentleman in the hand who was holding his arm and bleeding. everybody was

as with the city, sfo has encountered a growing number of people. >> on average we see about a dozen homeless people per day at the airport that we're making contact with. >> reporter: many come on the last b.a.r.t. train. it is a safe warm place to spend the night. they say they're often greeted by officers at the platform. >> we do neat last b.a.r.t. train in and there's very little reason to be at the airport unless you're a ticketed passenger. >> we use the tokens to get him on the transportation. they can transport them to a homeless shelter in san mateo. >> we work with san mateo mental health to get them to a facility or jobs. >> reporter: airport police and officials have developed a group. they hope by the end of the year, to have advocates working full time on sfo to offer direct help to the homeless. abc7 news. >>> mark zuckerberg is now a figure in the ongoing investigation into russia's enter fierce in the 2016 election. they've asked him to testify about how russia may have used social media to influence election. facebook confirmed that it received the invitation but d