this is going to be light scattered shoirs. this is not the heavy deadly downpours. it will be with us for a while. we'll talk about this. we'll talk about what's going on with jose and i have your weekend forecast. >>> we know irma did serious damage to islands across the caribbean. a lot of people from our area experienced that devastation firsthand. including radio personality lady b and her partner dj touch tone. they describe the vicious attack on st. martin. and the day long struggle to get home. >> police arrest a teenager accused of groping women in a popular park. authorities say 19 year-old harris touched women inappropriately on several occasions. dating back to last fall. in one case, they say harris expos exposed himself to a woman. he's charged with unlawful sexual contact, sexual harassment and indecent exposure. >>> a man died trying to save his wife from a fire. he didn't realize she had already escaped the flames. that fire started just before midnight last night on west 36th street. family members tell us the victim monroe got out first. but couldn

by tuesday morning commute we're looking at scattered shoirs and the best chance comes in wednesday morningan francisco on north. and really across the entire bay area. maybe one to two tenths come wednesday. highs torp on the sunday. 83 in san francisco. looking at 90s in the knot bay. low 90s for the valley. 98 concord. 85 richmond. oakland tomorrow 86 degrees. but it's about a day and a half because you'll notice on monday we're still warm. but we're not as warm. we're still above average. so tuesday wednesday interesting. thursday cool. and then warming back up to near where we should be for thursday and friday. so, change the day, change the weather. >> earlier we were talking about how bad we look in pictures. fwhefr see you look bad in a self-e. why is that? >> i have all the effects. >> you can pay me 20 bucks after the show is over. >> baseball for you. a's take two from the astros today in a double header. with a combined 22 runs. and a first time major winner at the u.s. open. been trying to prepare for this day... and i'm still not ready. the reason i'm telling you this is that

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because when reeves sails out of the bay next week, there will be no shoirs, and grocery stores for an entire year. >> i'm planning to be the first person to sail around the americas and and ark ka solo in one year. all right, here we go. nobody has done this before. nobody has even tried. >> reporter: calls his journey the figure 8 voyage for the shape of his path. >> 40,000 miles in one year. so that's almost twice the circumference of the earth. for me one of the attractions of sailing is how quiet it is. i'm going to see animals who have never seen humans before. i'm going to see weathers that most humans haven't experienced. a sense of flying over the water. >> reporter: this might sound the adventure of a single person, but reeves biggest supporter in this trek is his wife. >> i have been nicknamed by his community tas the best wife in the world. a badge which i absolutely am happy to wear. >> reporter: but even the best wife in the world isn't interesting in waking up every hour to check the boats course or going a whole year without bathing. >> it is kind of horrific. >> report

it's not like it comes just 6 feet, ten feet more up the shoir. it's how high it is.tself is going to be another 6 to ten feet from what it is right now. that means tomorrow you do not see a reporter here. you do not see anyone here. because the water is this high all the way through. this entire area. this high of water. plus waves. and that's where the damage comes and there's why the official recommendation is to evacuate here and many of the areas in and around where we are here and there is south beach, they, too, have to deal with evacuation orders. they too, are very vulnerable to the storm surge that is expected here, even though the path of the storm has shifted to the west. the storm is expected to strengthen as it comes to the florida keys and to the florida mainland. it is expected to be a category 4 hurricane at this point. damage potential catastrophic. so we are now covering the west coast, dealing with the increase in urgency, the increase in need in those areas. we have alex markhart, he's in see ys ta key, that's up on the west side of this, about an