how do you figure out the sfos? >> it tricky because some aircraft carry fuel with them and it's a very complicated market and were do not buy or sell fuel at the airport. all is managed but a fuel consortium but in most cases it's up to the airline to fume or not fall up at their locati location. in most cases it's driven by economics. how much does it cost at sfo or lax or elsewhere. it's not just for, like, taxiing and we calculate landing and taking off. it's the full flight. >> because this is the first i've heard of this, what makes this a sustainable airline fuel? >> it is a fuel resource coming from an alternative pathway so it can be forest residues, waste of energy. it can be things like soybeans saying that does not compete with food resources. it can be ethanol, forest residues, similar to the types of feedstocks for diesel. that is probably the toughest competitor for sustainable oatiosustainable fallsand they w carbon fuel standards than they are to make sustainable aviation fuel. to iif we were to fli

to sfo.rtson has more on how this will work. >> good morning. nearly 13,000 passengers take b.a.r.t. to sfo on an average weekday here. this new idea here would allow you, if you use your clipper card and take b.a.r.t. to the airport, you could have access to tsa pre-check. if you ever complained about a line, this may be for the proposal is in the works. a handheld scanner would verify passengers used b.a.r.t. to get to the airport. it will also collect and store the clipper card serial number, we're told the information collected will not be shared unless legally required. data may be saved by b.a.r.t. for up to 4 1/2 years. but the paperwork they provided on this does not explain why. passengers that often complain about wait time and security checkpoints at sfo think something like this could speed things up. >> i think it's a great idea. public transportation is a good way for the community to kee people moving along and for the environment, too. >> it will eventually become the norm and

to sfo. the proposal in the works would give clipper card users access to tsa's priority security lines a handheld scanner would verify passengers used b.a.r.t. to get to the airport. it will also collect and store the clipper card serial number, we're told the information collected will not be shared unless legally required. data may be saved by b.a.r.t. for up to 4 1/2 years. but the paperwork they provided on this does not explain why. passengers that often complain about the wait at security lines think this could speed things up. >> i think it's a great idea. public transportation is a good way for the community to keep people moving along and for the environment, too. >> it will eventually become the norm and you're okay after that. >> reporter: the proposal is still in the very early stages. there is some talk about other transit agenciesetngehind this as well. now, i want to be clear, this would be for clipper card users. you can see one right here. would have to use your clipper card

see where it says sfo, w 25 right there? that is telling you the sustained winds coming out of the west at 25 miles per hour. gusting up to 35. we can take a look across the rest of the bay area. that will be no one of the strongest numbers but no doubt probably still windy in your corner of the bay area where ever you are. even if it is better where it was, it is still windy and we are right at the verge were things will calm down. watch the break colors, the strong wind, i will take us from now and players into the rest of the evening and things start to quiet down for us over the next few hours. is going to get better. it is just still windy out there right now. daytime highs today, ranged from the mid 60s in san francisco at 63 to 74 in concord and now we are going to go through the next few hours with not a lot of change. it will be cold in the morning, average anywhere from 4 to 7 degrees colder tomorrow morning then this morning was. that means santa rosa, you're going down to the upper 30s and meanwhile only 52 in oa

a new tool by sfo, will it satisfy them? >>> plus a new plan to ride traffic free around the bay area. >>> i'm don ford in san jose. she might not be the first one in the football team but what happened friday made history. the story is coming up. >>> we are just about to turn these winds off. the camera at the cliff house has shaken around every once in a while in a 25 mile-per-hour wind. once the sun sets, that ends. we need to talk about the next small chance of rain for the north bay for part of this weekend, coming up in the forecast, next. announcer: time magazine reports: "the new american addiction. how juul hooked kids and ignited a public health crisis." other news outlets report- juul took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. markets e-cigarettes with kid friendly flavors and uses nicotine to addict them. 5 million kids use e-cigarettes. juul is "following big tobacco's playbook." and now, juul is pushing prop c to overturn e-cigarette protections. vote no on juul. no on big tobacco. no on prop c. >>> online and on air

to sfo. iters with priority line. airport security with scan your clipper card to determine if you took bart to the airport. if you did you will be eligible to jump to the front of the line. this idea is still needs to be approved. >>> you might notice some changes at sfo. overnight crews renumbered all the gates. officials say it could cause confusion. they believe the changes will make it easier for passengers to get around and save time. >>> coming up next former san francisco giant who will head to home plate to a famous kid song. >>> thvan gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. to craig, this rock. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything to preserve and protect them. with love, california. aaddiction. how juuline hooked kids and ignited an public health crisis." other news outlets report- juul took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. markets e-cigarettes with kid friendly flavors and uses nicotine to addict them. 5 million kids use e-cigarettes. juul is "foll

the loan record was sfo. warm to hot.up later this afternoon, tonight into tomorrow morning. high fire danger. possible record highs again. breezy and warm into friday. for the north and east bay hills it will be, wednesday into thursday, gusts of 50-60 in higher elevations. highs today will be above average for everyone. coast, bay and inland. there could be some 90s. san francisco, 82 and 60. it's been a climb up every day since last friday. yesterday was 81. 82 today. last friday was 64. and 65, 68. 77 on monday. 81 yesterday. 82 today. the systems continue to dive into the intermountain region. we are on the western edge of this and the end result is a breeze will pick up. not too bad right now but you can see the direction is north or easterly, especially towards santa cruz and over the bay. up in the oakland hills above the caldecott's, north at 20. 73 degrees above the oakland zoo. spring valley on the peninsula, north at 12. black diamond, 1600 feet, northeast at 13 and 67 degrees. everything is in place again. 40

sfo was out there by itself at 87 degrees for a record high. that broke the old mark of 85 set in 1965. oakland tied at 85. there will probably be more over the next few days. more likely tomorrow. high fire danger exists. the wind will pick up later this afternoon, tonight into thursday. easterly, northeast wind will continue with gusts over 50 in some higher peaks. highs today or above average. 82 to almost 90 degrees and they will be for the rest of the week. moderation on sunday. is a disagreement on the models on how windy and cool we make it but it looks to be above average. everything continues to write up and over the ridge of high pressure. the end result is typical october weather. a northerly breeze in place in marin county, the peninsula and the east bay hills and to the north. not that strong yet. 40s, 50s and 60s. 62 in the city. berkeley labs, 71. tiburon, 64. 66 in the oakland hills. very mild to warm and it will be sunny and warm with temperatures well above average. probably all the way into saturday and we are getting a hint

part of the promotion is sfo, holding a contest for free tickets. find the instructions to get in on that on the sfo facebook page. >>> new at 11:00, alabama is reporting its first concerned vaping death. health officials say an adult man died from a vap-relae-relat illness. he would be the 17th person nationwide to die from a lung illness related to vaping. there are more than 500 illnesses related to vaping across the country. >>> retailers are burning certain heartburn medications, pulling them off the shelves, including zantac, after health officials warn of a possible link to cancer. walmart and kruger are joining right aide and cvs for drugs containing ranitidine. 135 million sold last year, zantac alone. now the roughly one in five americans who have complained of heartburn are left wondering what they should do. that includes nbc's carson detadaly. >> i can't take zantac anymore. >> no plans to stop manufacturing zantac or other ranitidine drugs. >>> one day left before the weekend, and it's kind of odd. so cold this morning. you say it's go

sfo does not know if last night earthquake and pleasant hill may be related to this water main break.hey have not ruled out just yet. >>> in the meantime, that fire continues to burn in crockett. a shelter-in-place remains in effect for the area because of the air quality. >> yeah, it is like watching smoke signals, right? it would calm down for little bit. the air quality looks a little better for now. we are pretty much right on the embarcadero. look at the view. this is the camera looking out towards the northeast. that gives us e e e smoke is coming from. we are not seeing the big plumes of smoke. things have gotten better, as a result the air quality is a little bit better. here's how we did for the daytime highs today. 81 in livermore. we are going to do that tomorrow, too. as far as the air quality is concerned, with the smoke emanating from custer county county right here, the general flow is to take that snow smoke and push it off to the northeast. it really was there in solano county. now we are down to sensitive groups.sto take it seriously because we have seen those number

brad henley arrived at sfo early saturday morning following a 20 hour overseas medical flight. the 37-year-old is now recovering from what family members and friends are calling and attempted assassination. they are delighted he survived and is back home in his native san francisco >> the fact that he went to this whole different country with a different community to do the work that he was doing, he is a really special person.>> it is a powerful story. it is also fairly something that has happened to a lot of people who live in the philippines who have been targeted for assassinations.>> in august, lee was shot for times outside of his home in a mountainous region in the northern philippines. the human rights activists believe he was targeted because he was fighting for the rights of indigenous people. >>> leth talk more about whether. they went, kyla grogan is in for steve paulson. what is the latest? >>> we have some good news. we were expecting the wind to re-up down and it has done that earlier than was expected. the unfortunate news is that we have another wind event comi

sfo extended the free parking time limit to 30 minutes in an effort to reduce traffic congestion around terminals. gorport officials say it realls so back to ten minutes it's going to be starting today. >>> in the east bay lawyers want a judge to lower bail for the man facing retrial in the ghost ship fire case. derick almena remains in jail on $750,000 bail. a judge declared a mistrial after a jury deadlocked on the involuntary manslaughter charges against him last month. on friday the judge will consider dates for a potential new trial and a motion to reduce almena's bail. jurors acquitted co-defendant max harris for the deadly oakland fire that killed 36 people. >>> a search is under way for a fugitive child molester. 55-year-old apollo johnson was convicted of sexually molesting a girl for more than a decade. he failed to appear in court. the d.a.'s office says he started molesting the girl when she was just 6 years old she didn't tell anyone until she was 16 and had to be hospitalized fock ihe the s couny honors a trailblazing sheriff's deputy. >>> a major national celebration by t

from sfo. mondays thursdays and saturdays. >>> 70s else i currently. you don't need to fly anywhere if you want perfect weather. 70s for most of the bay area. after highs in the upper 70s. it is 73 in oakland. 73 livermore. 70 san jose. 76 concorde. 62 degrees in san francisco. tonight not as chilly. still below average. concorde 48. livermore and fairfield 87. santa rosa below 40. tonight you are a little bit milder. 43 and 49 year low in pacifica. this is the time of year when on average it begins to rain. we averaged nearly 2 inches of rainfall in santa rosa for the month of october. an inch for san francisco. less for livermore and san jose. the rainy season will begin to ramp up as evidenced by this radar shot. it is not happening yet. i will give you a sneak peek. no rainfall for the next seven days. not too far away. it seems to rain on halloween. that is four weeks away. sunshine tomorrow for microclimate forecast 629. we warm back up to 73 degrees on friday. there is a reason for the cooling. a friend is moving through. you likely won't get an

sfo hit a record of 87 yesterday, the old record 85.ations and humidity is very dry tonight and tomorrow. forecast highs are all way ove where they should be this time of year, including san francisco. and these numbers are above here. every day since friday it's gotten warmer, you're right. i think it will be even warmer tomorrow. forecast highs today, bay and inland are not that far apart. antioch 89, and if you can get over to the beach, it's tough to beat. this is the best weather they will have here. you can see the air flow zooming eastward right over the bay. going north to south here, not a strong wind, north of 28 miles an hour. after that not too bad. also in the east bay hills, mt. diablo 35. then the santa cruz mountains picking up, now about 16 to 21 miles an hour. that's all north and northeast, so you get the idea. 47 napa airport and 68 in berkeley. sfo is 61, so there are big spreads on a few of these temps and high pressure is locked in. once this happens, it's tough to break it down. i don't think anything is changing

. >>> coming up, skipping the security line at sfo. the new.the bar is considering for their writers. >>> new numbers that show the bullying of muslim students is down. why local leaders say more needs to be done to make sure bullying is eliminated. >>> mike pence and mike pompeo are on the way to turkey.giving the to attack kurdish forces there. the white house ordered u.s. troops to withdraw last we turkey launcheds to defeat isis today a closed ally of the president criticized the decision. >> he is making the biggest mistake of his presidency by assuming the kurds are better off today than they were due yesterday. that is just unbelievable. and quite frankly, it is dishonorable for us to abandon the kurds. >> the meeting between president trump and congressional leaders on syria ended in chaos this afternoon. it followed a house vote overwhelmingly condemning the withdrawal of u.s. forces. democrats walked out of the white house briefing after accusing president trump of insulting speaker pelosi. >> i have served with six presidents. i have

sfo, 30. half moon bay, 34 along with redwood city. in the hills there will be some very strong gusts and at the surface it will pick up. once we get to thursday afternoon it should let up but tonight and tomorrow i will be the main focus. cotton ridge has a northeast win. atlas peak's west and konocti is west. it has not completely turned yet. it is showing signs of doing that as that vigorous system digs in. 40s-60s. back a bill at tracy, 63. there is a lot of cool air spilling and so it will not be hot today. upper 40s on the peninsula. woodside, 51. send carlos, 52. that's a big snow producer for some but not us. the wind is starting to turn. not too bad yet at the surface but that's something to watch. napa airport has an east wind at five. westerly breeze for most except for the oakland and east bay hills. of of the oakland zoo is an east wind at four miles per hour . otherwise we are setting the stage waiting for the low to dig and more to the south and then the high will build in. that will cause a difference in the pressure. l

sfo, 64. this could system will march east. the pressure gradients will relax. priest to tayla but not till later this afternoon or tonight. 60s, 70s and 80s on the temperatures. a lot of this is wind-driven. it will be this way through the weekend and then it will be cooler. >>> we are continuing to follow the wildfire forcing evacuations in moraga. checking in on the conditions out there and we have reporters at the evacuation area. >>> the nba future in china appears to be uncertain. resident trump had words for warriors had coach steve kerr . >>> and in baseball it was a big night last night with a blowout in one game and a grand slam and extra innings and another. we show you the major-league baseball playoffs in just minutes. - oh, so much. - i used to think that all kale was alike. - it's not. - it's not? - mm-mm. - they look alike. - [chuckles] you used to think all eye doctors were alike too. female narrator: choose a vsp private practice doctor with the orange premier banner for advanced technology and personalized attention. schedule your annual eye e

sfo, north at 10. 45 in morgan hill. look at campbell, 55. 47 in saratoga. santa clara, 60. cupertino, 51. 44 in capitola. many areas of not reporting i think that's because the power is out. the wind will be with us most of the day. mount st. helena, 77. mount diablo at 3:20 am, 75 miles per hour . mt. umunhum, 60 miles per hour . on i-80, vacaville, fairfield and davis of higher gusts at 29. in the east bay hills, still getting an offshore direction. in northerly breeze at atlas peak. 30 miles per hour . mallory ridge, 33. were not done yet. high fire danger through the rest of the day . >>> good morning. we do see it's going to be a tough commute out there and i want to mention that traffic is going to be a little slow. i was watching marin county because there was an earlier grass fire near the freeway on one-to-one near tamalpais exit. that has been cleared up. 80, slow traffic on highway 4 across the bay in these big, looks good. we are not doing too poorly here. this is a look at interstate 880. you can see right here near oakland that traffic is moving well in front

amy hollyfield is live at sfo. good morning. >> good morning.arrived here to san francisco. they caught a cab here at sfo and headed north on highway 101. that's where the accident happened. they have been identified. we have a picture of him, 62-year-old judd bergman, ceo of chicago-based company invest net. he was killed in the crash along with his wife, 57-year-old mary miller bergman. their cab driver was also killed. he was identified as berkant ahmed of san carlos. the wrong-way driver also died, 34-year-old emilie ross. cab drivers who knew ahmed say this was a reality check for them. >> it's very sad to hear. it's not safe. it's not the first time. >> invest net released a statement late last night saying we extend our deepest sympathies to judd and mary's family as invest net's founder judd was a remarkable leader whose vision, brilliance and drive built the foundation for invest net's success. investigators say ross, the wrong-way driver, was driving the wrong way on highway 101. they are saying she was impaired. they have not given sp

authorities say there were suitcases in the cab which suggests they may have just arrived from sfo. driver of the taxi has been identified as 42 year-old for can amend of san mateo county officials at national cab did not wish to comment about the incident. >>the chp telling us that this is the 25th wrong-way driver collision just this year on bay area roads. they tell us that 18 of those involved dui drivers live at chp headquarters in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news. thank you dan. >>new tonight, san francisco district attorney george gascon on as a result and gasco made the announcement this afternoon and mayor london breed just released a statement it says in part quote people depend on the district attorney to keep our residents and community safe each and every day we can't afford to have an absence of leadership in the da's office. there is no word yet on exactly when he will leave office or who will fill his spot. the los angeles times is reporting tonight that gascom plans to move back to los angeles and quote explore a run for district attorney there. if so he will b

amy hollyfield is live for us at sfo this >> and they were visiting san francisco. they just landed at sfo, they grabbed a cap, headed north on 101, they did not get far. they have been identified. 62-year-old jud bergman, ceo of chicago-based company invest net. he was killed in the crash along with his wife, 57-year-old mary miller bergman. their cab driver was also killed. he was identified as berkant ahmed of san carlos. the wrong-way driver also died, 34-year-old emilie ross. cab drivers who knew ahmed say this was a reality check for them. >> it's very sad to hear. it's not safe. it's not the first time. >> invest net released a statement late last night saying we extend our deepest sympathies to jud and mary's family as invest net's founder jud was a remarkable leader whose vision, brilliance and drive built the foundation for invest net's success. investigators say ross, the wrong-way driver, they say she was impaired. they have not given specifics. live at sfo, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> happening today, a judge is expected to decide whether to reduce b

>>> now at 5:00, you'll have to be quick if you want to park at sfo for free. >> the airport is shortening its free parking policy from 30 minutes to 10. >> you can't do anything in ten minutes. >> you just have to walk quickly. >> you're going to pay. good morning on this tuesday, october 1st. >> of course you're never more than seven minutes away from our accuweather forecast. here is lisa. >>> good morning. starting out with clear skies this morning and because of that temperatures will be colder than what you've been used to for starters. by the afternoon we're going to finish warmer. a look at live doppler 7. it's 44 in santa clara, cupertino, saratoga and in the north bay in the low 40s. that will change as we get to 7:00. could find upper 30s in the north bay. look how cold it is, the air mass is clear, the skies are clear. the onshore flow will back off. it was pretty breezy yesterday in the afternoon. as we get towards 2:00, mid-60s, even low 70s arriving, a lot of sun. >>> checking outside at the san rafael bridge. tuesday morning, a couple trucks and headlights headed into the t

. >>> a live look at sfo. it will be basically impossible to park and pick somebody up without having to pay. >> the days of parking for free for 30 minutes are officially over. abc 7 news reporter jobina fortson is at the airport with why this change is being made. jobina? >> reporter: the idea behind the free 30-minute parking was to reduce traffic, but airport officials say it didn't make much of a difference so why keep it around? so they're also saying the free parking was a test program during the summer and peak holiday travel seasons. there were other policy changes that did help reduce traffic so starting today if you're in the hourly garage for more than ten minutes you will have to pay. that means entering and exiting the garage all within ten minutes is $2 per 15 minutes and $36 max for 24 hours. the concept of the free 30-minute parking may be revisited once we get to the busier travel holiday months. for us thanksgiving time in november. jobina fortson, abc 7 news. >>> released video of what show

there is winds out of the northwest from downtown san francisco. 16 at sfo and 15 at half-moon bay andes per hour wind in concord and 13 in fairfield and antioch 14 miles per hour. this is a two-day wind event. the timing of the strongest winds, the peak winds will be late tonight overnight into tomorrow morning. that's when we will see the winds ramp up for us. the thing about this wind event temperatures will be cooler. if you don't have power at least the temperatures will be oat cooler side with below average temperatures for this time ofexpt for coast and the immediate san francisco bay shoreline p. >>> gianna. >> looking at the roadways, not a lot going on. the freeways are looking good. highway one there was a possible enclosure that may affect some of the tunnels. we are getting words that generators should be in place so there should not be a closure. everything is opened in both direction on highway one through devil's slide. there is a troubled spot on the peninsula. not affecting 101 but as you access south boulevard there is a crash with a box truck and it is closed. and i

a dark start over sfo and 55 in san francisco, oakland, livermore in san jose. a bit of a chill in the aierall variable. here is the 24 hour temperature change. 20 degrees warmer in half moon bay. 8 degrees cooler in fairfield. getting into the afternoon we go partly cloudy at the coast. mostly clear for the rest of us. temperatures come up a few degrees for inland cities. more notable on the coastline and around the bay. cool and breezy in some areas yesterday. napper reporting onshore breeze at five. oakland, from the east at five. concord coming in from the south at six. that variable wind is with us today. here's a look at the forecast for the inner east bay. concord, livermore, closer to antioch in brentwood, upper 70s to near 80. 70 by lunch and upper 70s to gain 80 for the second part of the day. how about a look around. 73 in hayward. 70 and san francisco. upper 70s in san rafael. some inland cities will warm to near 90 degrees as we get into sunday. details are coming up in just a bit. 5:02 am. good morning, sal . >>> good morning. we do have slow traff

. >>> and a woman's package is seized at sfo and you will not believe what investigator >>> as we're marking the 30th anniversary of the quake, loma prieta, we are learning that a major fault line in southern california has started moving for the first time on record. >> and tonight rachel kim reports what it's capable of is pretty frightening. >>ecake soutrn califort summer, a fault of producingn 8.0 magni began slid. that's according to a just published study by cal tech and nasa. >> it is significant because we hadn't seen this kind of activity occurring before. >> reporter: dr. zachary ross is associated professor and lead author of the study. radar satellites picked up unprecedented movement on the 150-mile garlock fault. dr. ross believes the quake and movement on the fault are connected. >> these brown lines here indicate what we call the surface rupture of the ridgecrest main shock. the ridgecrest earthquake basically ended only a few miles away from this garlock fault right here. >> reporter: dr. ross says it's yet to be determined how the movement or the creep on the garloc

that one of its flights to orange county had to come back to sfo because of a bird strike. the second incident was with a lufthansa plane. both happened around 9:00 last night. air traffic control audio indicates it may have been an engine problem but they have not been able to confirm that. passengers say there was just panic when the issue happened. >> within 30 seconds, probably five or six good booms. good pops. people in the back were screaming. i was in the front, i didn't see the engine. people in the back were screaming fire. >> luckily nobody was hurt in either incident. >>> coming up at 6:30, more on the power outages. >> and we'll talk live to hey. ♪hey. you must be steven's phone. now you can take control of your home wifi and get a notification the instant someone new joins your network... only with xfinity xfi. download the xfi app today. >>> right now at 6:30, tens of thousands in the dark. sky7 is live in the east bay in the orinda area where there's a lot of black there this morning. >> as the power went off to more people overnight, what we feared happened

airport's spokesperson from sfo said the training is vital to keeping all of us safe. >> the idea issomething wrong in our procedures, we're not training hard enough. that's really what today is all about. >> now most u.s. airports are required to conduct drills every three years. sfo says it does them every year. >>> nbc bay area has learned some immigration officials did not follow their own policies when they deport u.s. military veterans who got into legal trouble. >> our senior investigative reporter stephen stock first reported about hundreds of u.s. vets being deported over the years. stephen is here now with an update. stephen? >> reporter: a marine's family says he was left behind by the u.s. government when he most needed its help. marine enrique salas could not get it, and congressional investigators say vets who are not citizens like salas should get special consideration before being deported. but this gao report says in many case, i.c.e. did follow its s, nor even track veterans electronically. you may remember the scene in tijuana, mexico two and a half years ago. >> i

coming up, some unexpected delays for travelers at sfo, but it had nothing to do with flights. we'll explain. >>> also chaos in the french quarter when a hotel under construction comes crashing down. hear from one worker who was there, as it collapsed. ♪ hey. hey. you must be steven's phone. now you can take control of your home wifi and get a notification the instant someone new joins your network... only with xfinity xfi. download the xfi app today. >>> good sunday morning. it is 7:28. on this october 13th a live look from the embarcadero the bay bridge with the golden sunshine rising below. what a gorgeous way to start our sunday, a sun-day. >> indeed. >> thanks for joining us. i'm kira klapper. cheese ball extrordinaire, vianey arana has a look at our microclimate forecast. yesterday was beautiful. >> it was. >> you say today will be a little cooler. >> it will be cooler but one thing is the fog creeping on and look at this beau over san francisco, we didn't get much fog yesterday so this is something you're probably waking up to you didn't see yesterday morning. 52 degrees

a lufthansa flight also made an emergency landing at sfo. more than 200 passengers were on board and we are hearing want reports that an engine re forced the pilot to make an emergency landing. >>> still ahead, our original series: project home. it's a david versus goliath fight that we've been following all year. coming up, the latest as tenants battle veritas investments. >> how one bay area lawmaker is working to make >>> now to our original series, project home. landlords in san francisco might have to disclose their finances if they want to increase their tenants' rent. >> that's the decision that came before the rent board last night. the proposed changes come from complaints about a company we've been covering all year. susie steimle was there. >> when tenants' rights are under attack, what do we do? rise up, fight back. >> reporter: public pressure has been mounting for months. >> this many people would not be mad at the same landlord throughout the entire city for no reason. >> the stories i've heard are horrific. >> reporter: it's

this was not a random attack. >>> a protest shut down in sfo.otesting the violence against kurdish people in syria. the protest was peaceful. 100,000 people are fleeing the area after the united states withdrew forces. the governor signed is a bill making california the first state to require public universities to provide students with access to abortion pills. >> it's a relief for me. i know people will be happy. >> a junior at sacramento state. having access to the abortion pill is important for student health. >> it's vital to good health care especially on campus. >> the governor signed the bill on friday requiring public colleges and universities to provide the abortion bill. the nonsurgical, noninvase i've pill is taken to produce a miscarriage. >> every university should offer that option. every woman should have that access. >> i think options are not a bad thing. >> it's our choice, if we need that and school is the only place we need that choice. >> the senator that sponsored the bill says some students have limited access to protecti

like a pretty cold night ahead, you can see those winds though 26 miles per hour sustained at sfo 20 at stinson beach 18 in oakland, right now and even 18 in san jose. on the big picture we got another cold front that's moving in the last one kind of fell apart as it moved across the bay area behind just some scattered light showers overnight. we've got this next system that will drop in fact turn to weather for tomorrow but it should be a nice day you'll see some passing clouds and make sure some sunshine little breezy and a san francisco, some sunshine in the afternoon and open about 60 degrees and pretty nice day in the san jose at 70. still this cold front kind of works its way in through falls apart then another one on saturday bring with at least a slight chance. few showers mainly north of then gate bridge behind that well get ready here comes a big dome high pressure role in toward the bay area and settling in make up for what looks like and here come those offshore winds again next week before things begin to settle and change again as we head in toward the following weekend

the taxi driver, a 42-year-old had just picked up a couple at sfo. the tourists were from the chicago area. the impact killed all four people. >> he is such a dedicated driver. we lost him. i am very sorry. are fellow cabdrivers talked about his great personality. >> he never had a problem with anybody. >> reporter: the chp says that the 25 runway traffic collisions this year killed 19 people. most of the scratches were caused by dui drivers. the chp says that she was driving under the influence. we are still waiting to hear whether there was alcohol or drugs. in san francisco, kpix5. >>> right now richmond police are investigating an shooting that left two men dead, one critically injured. they found the man, after there were shots fired. investigators closed off a section of the street, placing evidence markers around. no word yet on a suspect or a possible motive. >>> the searches on tonight for a gunman in the antioch area. this sent terrified students and parents scrambling for cover.happened here. as kids were leaving school and walking down th

again, we are live at sfo.6:55. >>> oakland is being blocked from collecting money from a partial tax measure. the city recently lost a lawsuit over measure aa. a judge ruled if oakland wanted to collect the $200 tax per parcel was a fraud to voters. 62% of voters approved it and city council declared it passed, saying two-thirds vote was needed. but a study of the measure says it needed 66% of the vote >> the board will also take public feedback including an updated pending plan. nearly 77% of voters support extending the sales tax to help pay for the smart train for another 30 years. later today bart's general manager is giving his tour at the rock ridge bart station in oakland at 8:00, then this afternoon at 3:00 moves to oakland. >>> actress felicity huffman is serving her 14-day prison sentence after pleading guilty to paying someone to alter her daughter's college admissions exam. she'll have 250 hours community service and a $30,000 fine. she's among the first parent to go to jail in connection with the

for those new travelers that may not frequent sfo. this really makes our airport more consistent with the international standard and hopefully makes our airport easier to find. >> the new system also reserves alphanumeric spaces for future gates and part of the harvey milk terminal 1 that are under construction. >>> cloudy skies behind us at the oakland estuary. mark tamayo keeping track of our weathertech >>> that's right. filtered sunshine today after patchy and dense fog especially in the north bay around rohnert park. here's a live camera looking toward san francisco day. some of those high clouds adding texture to the sky this early afternoon and eventually those clouds could produce a few showers, especially north of the golden gate bridge. right now the main event with this weak system will be toward the north coast toward eureka and crescent city and tonight will be the best chance to pick up some showers in the north bay into early thursday morning. probably while you're sleeping. you can see some high clouds streaming in fro

sfo about 12 miles per hour. we see the offshore flow relent a little today. a bit of the break. zooming and you can kind of see temperatures but also the humidity levels. notice the research elevation with the humidity levels drop. it is very dry air that is out there. one of the things making it very difficult for firefighters. the red flag warnings have expired 11 am as we see the wind come down. another event is coming our way tuesday through wednesday. another red flag warning is likely. the future when cast showed you that this is today and it looks fantastic. you do not see the bright colors on the map. going into tuesday, tuesday morning at 10 different picture. the offshore flow rolling. through tuesday night gets worse the overnight hours. this is 9 p.m. and we start to see the wind the 35 to 40 mile-per-hour wind range. this is 5 a.m. and it will not ramp down until later into wednesday. today the red flag warning is expiring at 11 am. around 3 this is coming our way. an officer with event. the timing is tuesday into wednesday. this will not be a st

for elo who came to sfo to send his mother-in-law off to korea, it's not easy. >> we work for everything we earn. every penny makes a difference. >> reporter: they will suspend their routes until next year. the punishment will cost 9.3 million in lost sales. that could hurt families like elo's. >> looking at prices, asiana had a good price. that's why we purchased our ticket with them. >> reporter: south korean officials asked them to use larger airplanes during the suspension but that is still no guarantee they won't get hurt. >> i have to do the price shopping for my mother-in-law. it is definitely a challenge. looking for the good bargains. >> reporter: in addition to the suspension, in a separate case two years ago, asiana airlines agreed to pay the city of san francisco 3.5 million for airport repairs as well as cover legal costs. at sfo, kenny choi, kpix5. >>> it has been a cool and cloudy day outside in the bay area, but get ready for a round of warmer weather. >> it is happening again. we are getting into a period of low humidity and high temperatures and the suggestion of weathe

there are no delays at sfo or any of the other airports around the bay area tonight, the temperatures a little cool coast side you've got that sea breeze and 54. in half moon bay 56 now into san francisco, lot of 60's inside the bay still some warm 70's well inland. want to show you this this long range forecast we've got a frontal system off the coast looks very very impressive out there. right now the most of this energy going to track of the pacific northwest are going to see significant rainfall in vancouver seattle port land all the way down into northern california going see some rain and then watch what happens in the cold front this is by wednesday afternoon. we'll see a lot of clouds well across our skies on wednesday. then by the afternoon it starts to fall apart a little bit by wednesday night into thursday, there's a slight chance we could see some showers overnight. wednesday night into thursday that's good spy and then another weak cold front dives in on saturday afternoon to make some partly cloudy skies will wait on seeing the rain just yet then but after that looks li

sfo gusts up to 25 and 30 miles per hour. we are still going to see that including at the beach. a look at the camera set up we have. looking at the harbor. down there earlier covering that fascinating story on the humpback whales. some interesting behavior around the same time the earthquakes happen. if we are down there let's show it all. friday sunshine. keep in mind a high surf advisory at the water. in the harbor we are more than protective. we have gotten past the worst of the waves. i serve advisory until 9 pm. surf advisory. just be careful. around the surfline. let's talk about the way it feels now. other than the breeze the temperatures right where they were yesterday. we are not noticing a lot of ne we are going to warm back up to late summer by next week. more on that in the seven day forecast. current wins. 21 mile per hour wind at sfo. testing higher than that. the more impressive spots. go to the northbay and you are not feeling much. which is part of the reason why it will be cold. 44 tonight. for santa rosa. down to the upper 30s last night. it won't be as cold a

everybody else and a lot of the major communities sfo or oakland. it got windy. 25 miles per hour gusts is not enough for a wind advisory. this just enough you will notice it was windy if you were out in the morning or afternoon. let's put perspective on this. we go back to when we hit our peak gusts early morning. the brunt of the colors clearly outline all of the mountain ranges. we are not registering much in the lower elevations. as far as the mount st. helena reading at 77. just on the northern edge of napa valley. silverado trail and work your way to the head of the valley. that is where we hit the strongest wind. 16 mile per hour gusts in petaluma. that is the strongest it got. this whole event. that is right in line with the way it looked like this was going to play out. the same thing for the east bay hills. diablo range here of the east bay hills. that is where you pick up the right colors. we don't see much at all for the rest of the area where we live. there is mount diablo with 75 mile per hour gusts. we did notice a st of gu 25morn hou

if a terrorist attacks a plane, sfo wants to be ready. we want to warn you, what you are about to see is only a drill. there is no reason for concern. they candidate training, simulating a chemical attack on board an aircraft. volunteers pretended to be passengers. first responders practiced emergency procedures, also communicating with each other. airport spokesperson says the training is vital to public safety. >> the idea is, if we don't find something wrong in our procedures we're not training hard enough, that's what today is all about. >> now though u. tos. conduct t of drills every three years, sfo holds them every year. >>> decades-old art can be destroyed in minutes. the emergency committee for the preservation of chicano arts is pushing to have certain murals declared historical landmarks and protected. we spoke with one artist whose mural was painted over. >> a lot of these murals are at the risk of being taken away without any type of protection. what we're doing, what we're trying to do is get city hall to recognize these mur

the strongest reading at sfo sustained at 32 miles per hour. with this activity offshore with the storm system that moved through the bay area it turned up the surf and the high surf advisory is in place until 9 pm friday with that large northwest swell. overnight the winds will back off and that will allow temperatures to cool off rapidly. 40s and low 50s to start out friday morning with mostly clear skies. the forecast model showing you this, it will bring a few clouds and patchy fog by tomorrow afternoon. temperatures are not warming up too much. into next week that will be a different story. we will talk more about the cast with sunny skies and 70s and 80s in the forecast next week. we will have more on that coming up in a little bit. >>> san jose's mayor wants the city to take over the production and distribution of electric power. this comes on the heels of pg&e is very unpopular planned power shut off last week. it left hundreds of thousands of people across the bay area including in san jose in the dark. jesse gary with more on the meri

. >>> sfo where today airport staff rallied for better pay and working conditions. baggage handlers custodians and others picketed in front of sfo international terminal to support unions and fight for a better contract. they say they sometimes have to work multiple jobs and still struggle to make ends meet. >>> we deserve affordable healthcare. we deserve to take our children to the hospital or to the doctor when they get sick. we deserve to have affordable living situations. not having to work two or three jobs. >>> the airport workers also want break rooms for a bit of peace. and to be treated with respect to their supervisors. >>> senator kamala harris kicked off a similar rally at los angeles international airport. more than 1500 people marched through the streets to stress support for unions in a new state law that makes it harder to classify workers as independent contractors. >>> the world safety summit on autonomous technology kicked off at levi stadium today. we were there shows us what the future holds for new high-tech cars.>> reporter: we are here at th

change is coming at sfo. still ahead on nbc bay area news, what you need to know as you prepare to catch your next flight at the airport. >>> and a new push to protect some of california most iconic trees. the move being made to make sure joshua trees don't become en dangered. do you have concerns about mild memory loss related to aging? prevagen is the number one pharmacist-recommended memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. [ sirens ] >>> santa clara county workers back on the picket lines today. two weeks ago -- no audio. [ no audio ] [ no audio ] >> there is no word on when the 12,000 union member will vote on the proposal but if a deal could not be reached it is likely the stalemate will go into mediation. >>> there is a new push to save california's most iconic trees. the conservation group is petitioning for the west joshua tree to be protected under the california endangers species act. the center for biological diversity

the idea still needs to be approved by the board of bart, sfo and also needs to be tested for a while. >>> 4:17 am. let's check in with sal with a look at the commute. how does it looked? >>> it looks okay. we have been looking at some of these commutes and they look fine. i've been looking at the bay bridge toll plaza and i can tell you the traffic is doing well. it does not seem as if it's particularly wet here at the toll plaza as you come up to the pay gates and traffic is moving well as you drive into san francisco. gilroy to san jose is looking s of the freeways coming in from gilroy. and in this general area. hollister, highway 25, 129, all these highways are doin 101 looks good all the way up into san jose. and if you were driving into the west valley, mountain view, cupertino-sunnyvale, all those commutes are doing very well.let's bring steve in. >>> let's get to it. the baseball forecast. we will play in new york tonight. it's going to be windy. a pretty intense system for this time of year in october heading northeast up into to go back and ottawa and from boston north into

and lose over temperatures for highs only in the 40's so that being d yeah we'relooking out toward sfo right now and it is looking good little breezy out there. the winds begin to pick up more we're seeing some 20 mile pulled up around, gusts out there see maybe some 30 miles per hour gust through the evening hours and you can see right now 21 at sfo 20 in san carlos, even 22. and the san jose you don't see to 20 plus mph down to san jose very often on the big picture though you can see why we've got this trough. that's kind of extending all the way down toward california and that is what's kind wrapping up the winds again and those winds they're going to be a pretty blustery through the evening hours then these we get tomorrow, they subside little forecast. you see the colors here as we take you through midnight and that's where we'll see the some of the stronger winds looks like some winds over 20 maybe 30 plus miles per hour. some parts of the north bay gusting along the coastline and just inside the bay as well too but then by tomorrow things begin to change winds start calm down g

the way sfo staff to verify the travel to get there would be by scanning their clipper card. no word on when that program will start.>>> proposal bart put the brace breaks on is a ban on panhandling. this even though lots of people say is one of the biggest problems about writing bart. the majority of bart directors say criminalizing panhandling does not improve public safety. and bart has bigger issues to tackle. some writers disagree and say bart made a mistake. >>> those directors who struck down the band said they want to introduce a new ambassador program by next month. the investors would ride the trains and report any problems. >>> this is not the way the warriors wanted to open up chase and support draymond green some frank comments after the game. you will hear those in just a moment. >>> i don't think we will have to wait a little bit to find out if chase center could be as loud as oracle. the fact is warrior fans have nothing to cheer about tonight. golden state down by as many as 31 points in this game. joe ellis from the 1971 warriors. clay addressed the crowd. m

also on the peninsula near sfo the eastbound 380 section is closed from 101 to south airport boulevard as you make your way towards the back area. also near the united airlines employee parking lot, and that should be reopened at 6:00 this morning. here's a live look at 680 and walnut creek. southbound traffic is on the right. there was an earlier crash and just a minor wait to the end o how yand we are well past tvwethe honeymoon phase.tter. oooh lufa. ocupado tom. at&t, what's this i hear about you advertising a 100% fiber network? only like a fraction of my customers can get that. that's it?!? you have such a glass half-empty attitude. the glass is more than half-empty! you need to relax tom. oww! tom, you need a little tom time. a little tt. stop living with at&t. xfinity delivers gig speeds to more homes than anyone. >>> you hear loma prieta wasn't the big one and we're overdue. i can't wait to see that special. a typical fall day with temperatures running in the low to mid-80s with dry air in the central valley. a few high clouds rolling into tahoe. 75 in yosemite. 83 in l.a. we'

here's our live camera looking toward sfo, still in the clear for today.e have been watching this system diving to our east. the pressure difference, low pressure to our east is setting up that wind event for tonight, and into thursday morning. the hot weather, it's going to stick around right on through friday. what's happening? we have these storms developing here, and they're not moving into the bay area, they're actually scooting to the east. we call this an inside slide or so. this is what's happening right now. the key concern, of course, is right now. possibly into the weekend, you can see another storm develop here. you can see where it sets up camp, and that could lead to possibly some stronger winds. stronger offshore winds, as we head into the weekend by saturday night and into sunday morning. so that definitely bears watching. into the afternoon hours, look at this. 83, all the way to 93 degrees. a rapid warm up for tomorrow. thursday will be the hottest day the week. san francisco flirting with 90 degrees. the coast in the 80s. moving the maps

fellow cabdriver said that ahmed worked the sfo route often. >> he had the nights. he was a good guy, never had a problem with anybody, and he was friendly, you know? he was a nice guy. >> really such a dedicated driver. we lost him. i'm very sorry for him. >> investigators suspect the impaired driver in the other car had been going in the wrong direction for a while before that crash. >>> tonight, we're also learning about more of this triple shooting in richmond. it happened this afternoon. police say they don't normally see gun fire in this particular area. according to police, three men were gunned down while sitting in a car on esmond avenue. only one survived, and is hospitalized in stable condition tonight. no word yet on a motive or any suspects. >>> campaign 2020, former vice president joe by the rep to a dash for cash for the bay area. ending the heart of san francisco's financial district. kpix 5's andrea nakano was there would bidens message and what he did not want to talk about, andrea? >> reporter: those who attended this event here tonight say it was