this will be our first small sights in the sunset.t on the west side, and hopefully part of many future ones here in san francisco. thank you. >> i know how complicated and challenging it is to move forward on opportunities like this that we identify. so now i want to introduce rebecca foster, who is the c.e.o. of the san francisco housing accelerator fund. she played such a key role in helping to finance projects like this. and make the program happen. rebecca? >> thank you so much. we are so excited to have been part of funding the acquisition for the first small sights project in the sunset. an echo that we hope that this is the first of many more to come. i think that what we see here is just another proof point the preservation really works and it is proven as an effective strategy for preventing displacements and building the city's permanently affording -- 40 will housing stock -- dock. this also is a big milestone for the housing accelerator fund. this loan got us over 100 million in kabul till deployed over last two years. it

behind these statistics are the stories of hundreds of longtime sunset resident seniors and families who have been forced out of their homes, forced out of their neighborhoods and many cases forced out of our city. they are facing the very real threat that they would become the next victims of the housing crisis and the next statistics. so in my first six months in office, my staff and i have really scoured for affordable housing opportunities in a built out neighborhood where new development opportunities are very rare, it families are rapidly getting priced out and displaced. when i saw taraval on the market , a six unit apartment building housing mostly immigrant seniors, i knew the city needed to step in. there were many challenges and we met incredible resistance. the west side lacks development capacity and resources are often focused on newer and shinier projects in other neighborhoods, but over the past six months, my office has worked closely with the mayor and her staff and the mayor's office of housing. we have engaged the nonprofit housing organization specifically met, t

.>>> beautiful sunset action in the sky tonight. i will explain the difference between now versus a couple months ago when it comes to the sunset. and a warm weekend. i know it is october. we will talk about it next. >>> a new study tonight on how much micro plastic is found in our bay. where is it coming from? the source that you would never expect.>> reporter: the bay is much cleaner than it used to be. a new study indicates that there is a lot more plastic than meets the eye. three years and $1 million later the san francisco estuary attitude and environmental institute completed a study they say indicates upwards of 7 trillion pieces of micro plastic into the bay every year from rainwater. they claim more than half is from a source you might not expect.>>> almost half the particles were these tiny black rubber particles. we have analyzed a few of them to show they are tire tread rubber.>> reporter: tire dust. you might be polluting the bay every time you go to the store. pick up the kids go to work. >>> think about tires. when y

for the past two years, they've been working together to make crucial improvements to the inner sunsettreet scape and nearby transit services that not only make the area more vibrant and more accessible, safe and reliable. when you look around the surrounding streets, you see the vibrant landscapes that add to the neighborhood's charm, improve seating, as you can see, visitor striving, new street trees. all of this creates a healthy environment and a great carbon footprint. what many do not see are the upgraded traffic signals, the repaved roads and all of the help to improve thed safety and transit service. there's many components to this project that has not been seen. we have improvements to the underground sewer line and improvements to our water lines, our firefightings were upgraded or replaced, all to increase capacity and to minimize any destructions that will provide more reliable service to the community. also, as a part of this project, there's more than 3,000 feet of pipe that was installed for the department of technology for future fiber optic cables and this is a great p

so this is actually happening now and once again, the inner sunset park neighbor and merchants are atles saying we'll work with you and this is the only way i like to work because i came as a neighbor activist and i didn't like it when people did things in my naked an neighborhood andt when i walked out the door that it was done. so thank you to everyone for being here today. i'm really excited for all of the work that's done. it's amazing. and should i bring up naomi? naomi! so now i would like to introduce naomi kelly, a city administrator. this was her baby to manage, all of the different people to make sure it was done right. and so naomi. >> thank you. [cheers and applause] >> thank you, supervisor brown and mayor breed and director of public works. this project has more meaning to me because i live in the neighborhood. i spend so much time here on these corners, going to amazing fantasy with my kids, burn sf, jamba juice, you name it, so i live through the construction and understand the merchants and the pain you went through. but boy, did this turn out beautiful! i've been to

sunset happening at 6:28 pm. at the clubhouse. let's put some numbers in front of that for the daytime highs. 74 hour one spot. san francisco 63. half moon bay not far from this camera on the low end of the spectrum. from 63 to 74. we only ranged 11 degrees. if you mark cloud starting early this evening. that is good news in the north day. i've only got you down to 44. for the morning low. got down to the upper 30s last night. it can get cold this time of year. the clouds that will stream in. give us a little bit of an overnight blanket. we keep the overnight temperatures warmer. the daytime highs tomorrow are exactly what we did today. from 63 in san francisco. 73 livermore. almost the exact same numbers i showed you for what we did today. it is not so much the temperatures is just the way it will look and feel tomorrow. that will be different. the clouds are coming in. a small chance of rain. i stopped it at 9 am. we've already got the clouds. this is not the marine layer. these are mid-level cloud from the storm. we got some li

painted a beautiful sunset tonight for the bay. they will be out of here by tomorrow morning and low clouds sneak through the golden gate bridge by sunset tomorrow night. clear and nighth by. first jupiter -- beautiful sight. and then saturn and it is continuing iorbit abt ts the and highs in san francisco, still warm. 7degrees above average. 77. in concord 90 degrees. 8degrees above average. oakland 82. in the south bay tomorrow, plenty degree of morg an hill will be at 93. shoreline, half moon bay 76 degrees. east bay upper 80s. 85 vallejo. north bay, 90 in santa rosa or petaluma. san rafael 86 degrees and 90s in clear lake and lake port. extended forecast, sunny most of the week, until we get to the weekend and then the numbers tumble back down to the 70s. that is by saturday and sunday. and that is what is ahead in weather. >>> coming up, this bay area guitar player is the longest living als patient in the world and 30 years later he is still rocking. >>ifguess we would recap how the raiders stunned the bears, you would e of be

this sunset green boulevard, phase two will reduce sewer discharges around sunset boulevard. phase one was a pilot project for two and a half blocks, constructed by public works. phase twphase two will be 12 blm luola to you'r irving within the existing green space and incorporates a curbside inlet from the street, pipes it into the rain garden and allows it to soak into the landscape before it enters our combined sewer. we received two bids in june and we recently issued ntp to the low bidder in late september. the north shore push station is 35 years old and due for a major upgrade with four existing dry-weather lift pumps and allows for them to operate as redundant wet-weather pumping, providing wet weather conditions. this project will include improvements to the bar screen, as well as an overhaul to other systems, including the electrical, push controls and distributed control systems. and this project was advertised and was slated to start construction in september, but, unfortunately, due to overall safety program concerns, we have elected to close the bidding and we w

two bodies and sunsets these in july. i understand that there is a desire for the bodies to be reauthorized, and if that is the case, we are happy to work with the committee and the supervisors to reach that organization. this is just a housekeeping step to remove them from the administrative code. if there is to be reauthorizing legislation, it would just be put back into the code. i'm available for any questions. >> chair ronen: okay. no questions? okay. i also see joshua arce and lisa pagan from oewd, if you wanted to make any comments. >> thank you, supervisors. joshua arce, director of office of economic and workforce development. as clerk calvillo mentioned, the committee has sunseted, but we just wanted to answer any questions that you might have. we're here joined by -- if not now, then in moments, the cochair of the committee, the esteem esteemed chair, sheryl davis. we're also here joined by one of the members of the workforce committee advisory committee and that's annie chung, the executive director of self-he

had a great sunset. thank you for all the sunset views you shared with us on social media. a lot of pretty pingtures around san francisco. and a high of 83. out towards emeriville right now, pretty mild. highs were in the 80s and san jose, currently still near 70. later on tonight we'll eventually see lows in the 40s and 50s. but keep this in mind tomorrow we did have a spare the air day today, and same tomorrow. unhealthy for sensitive groups and tuesday we will not see round three. we'll have more of a sea breeze and better air quality tuesday into wednesday. still near 70 in half moon bay, 60 in morgan hill. less gusty winds here in the nrgt ba north bay. and at least for tomorrow no fire watches or red flag warnings around the bay area. 40s and 50s to start. and yes, monday night football coming to levi stadium it's going to be warm out there. if you're going to do some tailgating ahead of time, it's going to feel toasty there in it stadium. temperatures eventually dropping in the 70s as the game goes on tomorrow. 88 degrees for the high in san jose. low 90s in south do

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rough geographical area of the evacuations are north of sunset hills in thousand oaks, west of madeiraoad in simi valley, south of tara in simi valley and pushing into the east city limits of moorpark and the santa rosa valley. i encourage everyone to visit d.c. emergency.org for all current evacuation notices and road closure information. that website also contains information related to 1095 particle mass distribution, school closures shelter locations and current public safety power shut off information. we encouraged him community to heed the evacuation orders and avoid affected areas of possible. for those evacuated and seeking shelter there are space at the thousand oaks community center. thank you. >> good afternoon my name is chad cook i'm the commander for the easy fire and i'm going to give you a quick update on the things we have taken place in their tactics and strategy we are currently using in concert with what the sheriff does talk about for our community risk that it's out there. right now the response this morning bright and several agencies to handle the structure thr

as you can see, the sun is coming out as we head toward sunset. the front has fizzled as it headed down south. it is breezy. winds picking up a little bit. high-def doppler shows a little left from the front as it heads south. that orange is just clutter from the radar. not real. and elsewhere there is not much. skies are clearing and it's looking not bad. temperatures have recovered into the 60s . it will be warmer tomorrow. wind speeds are picking up in the wake of this. up to 20 miles an hour or so out of the southwest. but, things are going to change as we head into midweek. it will be warming up and we'll cover those details with the forecast in a few minutes. >>> people in oakland are marking anniversaries for a deadly fire orr the oakland fire department's origins 150 years ago. the oakland hills fire began on this date in 1991 and went on for three days. 25 people were killed. 150 injured. it destroyed nearly 3300 homes. today's ceremony happened at the gate way memorial gardens center. fire department and community leaders spoke at the ce

infrastructure to support the west side, meaning the richmond district and sunset or low density. and the cars have created a car-driven culture, so hopefully curbside charging can address this. for bright line itself, we've worked in bayview hunters, so seeing the lack of charging infrastructure there is disheartening in us to try to promote electric vehicles. hopefully, we can make it accessible for all. >> supervisor peskin: any other members of the public? seeing none, we'll close public comment. and colleagues, we have the aforementioned amendment before us which i've introduced and would make a motion to include. can we do that without objection? so that objection we will take that amendment. and send the item as amended with recommendation to the full board of supervisors. and that concludes our meeting. we are adjourned. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the san francisco playground's hitsvery dates back to 1927 when the area where the present playground and center is today was purchased by the city for $27,000. in the 1950s, the sen consider was expanded by then mayor robinson and the old gym was

check in with abc7 news meteorologist drew tuma. >> beautiful sunset.e bit of drizzle overnight but tomorrow the winds you'll notice throughout the day. live doppler 7 with satellite showing a lot of cloud cover overhead. drizz drizz drizz drizzle clover cloverdale and ukiah. clouds will linger. what to expect. clouds near term. isolated drizzle. increasing sunshine throughout the afternoon but winds will pick up. temperatures below average, that trend continuing into the weekend. with cloud cover overhead acting as blanket we've been slow to cool. santa rosa is checking in at 59 degrees. temperatures uniform across the region. live doppler 7 with satellite. cold front bringing showers into northern california. going to cross in early morning and bring a chance of drizzle along the coastlines. lot of cloud cover out there. temperatures not dropping far, lot will hold in low 50s. break down the day tomorrow. start out with cloud cover, upper 40s to lower 50s. don't need rain gear. daylight will feature decreasing clouds, but winds ramp up. 60s and 70s. c

i am stepping on the sunset. >> the sunset is not so much being a legal nonconforming use, we have a lot of those. if trader joe's goes out of business and another company wants to come in, that we have to do this whole ordinance again. they want an affordable grocery store there. we felt it was prudent to keep the ordinance they are, so if it went out of business, we wouldn't have to come in and create a new planning code. >> i am down with the supervisor brown's ordinance. i'm just worried about the future. supervisor brown originally introduced a, i can live without the reporting requirement. it's worth checking in five years to see how it is working. i think that gives the community a chance to come in and say everything is beautiful. it keeps trader joe's. i think the way supervisor brown drafted this was the right way to go. i'm not inclined to take that recommendation of staff, and the commission. this is one member of a three-member panel. for what it is worth. >> supervisor safai? >> are you referring to page s six? >> that is correct. i believe that in. >> they are saying s

said, if the prosecutor was not fire -- who, among other things, was investigating the company has sunset on the board of -- that he was going to withhold a billion dollars. contrast that to the president's phone call with president zelensky, where there was no quid pro quo, there was no pressure, and it's why most brigands want to get answers about what was going on. to get to the bottom of it. i think that's of the american people would expect and anticipate but this is going to continue, to advance what we were elected to advance. that includes draining the swamp and demanding that our allies operate in an upright way, as well. >> reporter: [indistinct] >> vice president pence: we are going to be in and out of arizona a lot. because we got a winning message. hispanic-americans here in arizona are winning under the policies of president trump, and the policies of senator martha mcsally. and governer ducey.

you can see no fog, a beautiful sunset right now. and the american flag right there on the right side of your flag, you can see it's blowing pretty briskly from the west off toward the east. so a little bit breezy out here tonight. that's that cooler onshore ocean breeze we have right now. jacket weather in place with temperatures dropping into the 50s as you move through tonight. i do want to show you the changes we'll have as we hit this weekend. it's really one change on saturday and then i think we'll rebound on this from sunday. it's a cold front. best rain chances, washington and oregon. clouds and drizzle starting to move through rather quick here. it will start to push into those clouds. 49 in the south bay and the tri-valley at 48. i think all in all, it feels like a fall morning as you start off the day tomorrow morning. low 50s, san francisco. and upper 40s in the north bay. i do want to show you the futurecast because this is going to do a really good job of pinpointing the cloud cover. a lot of times in the bay area, we'

outside right now beautiful sunset or the sun setting is 6.48 now can you believe that can lower lower there as we head further and further in the fall, but beautiful colors out there right now hey these temperatures are going to be something else tomorrow 74 degrees downtown san francisco, 72. in the arena 69 in the sunset 70 degrees daly city beautiful all along the fog speak of sunshine up toward the beaches 70's inside the bay looking good in the millbrae 73 75 in san carlos, 79 in woodside and then the south bay or enjoy beautiful sunshine and warm temperatures all day numbers in the 70's and the 80's, plenty 80's in the interior valleys the mid 80's, warmer spots, there 79 in hayward about 76 in fremont 81 rogge 80 in oakland about 77 a berkeley 80 in hercules. and you look at beautiful weather right through the delta 81 and 83 of the nation 86 manioc back toward the coastline keep those numbers generally in the 60's some 70's and 80's further inland in the north bay and looking good throughout the weekend. some warm temperatures all the way to the coastline. maybe some 70's mayb

. >>> a look at a very color colorful sunset in the bay area. we won't have a very colorful all sunset over the bay area, we were he showed it to you. if you paid attention. as we had a look over the bay tonight we have there's guys. this will be a full me moon tomorrow night. the numbers the highest today is 77. 78 incident is a. 79 degrees. italy warm again tomorrow. the numbers will be a little cooler. the wind has calmed down. they are out of the dry kurt direction. it was hazy conditions with all the pollutants from inland california. up north, calm winds at this hour. radar shows we have high- pressure that is maintaining a grip over california. is a pressures ball you will number from your chemistry classes that as pressures fall, so do temperatures. it will cool off for monday and tuesday, not a big deal really. oakland is at 58, golden gate bridge is functioning perfectly well. not many cars on at this hour. tomorrow will be chilly with a fight in the air. the numbers will be in the upper 40s right up to the shoreline. the bay will be n

sunset.and plenty of it. high pressure is bidding in. temperatures in the 80s and 90s in the offing. sunny, warm and windy today. again, 90 tomorrow. but by mid weak, the numbers begin to tumble back into the 70s and '80s. hardly strictly bluegrass, ball weekend for that. 78degrees today. golden gate park. half-marathon in san jose, sunny, warm, 65 at the time of the marathon. >> castro street fair, 77 degrees. ball weather for that. september, october, some in the city. art, wine music festival. it will be warm to hot. 9ers are playing tomorrow 5:15. 87degrees is game time. warmen on monday. the extended forecast, we will be looking at plenty of sunshine. i'll get ahead of myself by saying melissa, i'm going to miss talking to you about anything that happened before 1980 politically but you'll hear more about that unhappily in a few minutes. speaking of melissa -- a [ laughter ] thanks brian. still ahead just in time for halloween, we'll look at the world's heaviest pumpkin. >>> whether you'

by the time we get to sunset or a little bit after, 7:00, the wind event is over. also the fire threat is going to be over. the air will still be dry. we're just not going to have the wind that will help fan flames or help start them in that case by pushing down some power lines or trees into some power lines. we're still right now in the heart of this storm. sue? >> all right. we're checking over at the bay bridge toll plaza, it's starting to fill in. no official word on metering lights. if you can carpool or the right hand cash lanes seem to be getting by well. we'll look on the main focus, ma wheing to tend to a fire on the hillside near tamalpis drive. lanes four and five, those two right lanes are shut down at least for the next hour or so. i'm not seeings rather early. we'll follow this for you. >> thank you. >>> coming up next at 5:00, we have the latest numbers from pg&e on just how many people are in the dark right now. >> plus that 40 acre fire in moraga overnight this is new video just in. we'll have another update. >>> and issues with two planes at sfo.

for the late afternoon, evening hours, once the sunsets, the wind event is over, the fire danger overthe air is still dry but we won't have the heat or the wind. so you need to be vigilant. we'll look at our high temperatures coming up. first want to bring it over to sue and check out the morning commute. >> good morning. we do have that interesting wind pattern where mike said up in the peaks it's definitely higher than in the valleys. no wind advisories on the ridge monday bridge or the san mateo bridge or the bay bridge. there's the toll plaza at the bay bridge, light conditions. moraga, the evacuation center is road.01 camino pablo near canyon to get further over to highway 24, moraga road, moraga way, it sounds like they have a good handle on this fire. so we'll keep you posted on that. we have an accident at the gillman on and off-ramps blocking westbound 80. and we head over to the nimitz freeway, northbound 880 near high street, middle lanes blocked with an accident there. they are in the clearing phases. i'm seeing a little bit of slow traffic past that. right now looking goo

>>we're working gorgeous sunset outside right now, but the van 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. want to check in on sports world tonight talking cater on the set of bay area sports night guys. >>area sports night 7 o'clock on kron and we still have completely gotten over half now the a's this season came to an end a team with so much promise so much potential it all fell apart in the wild-card game against the rays now okay this is an oakland team that has lost 9 straight winner, take all games at a the major league what's going to take to make a deep playoff run in the future. >>can't help feel that they are so close can you there might be some sort of curse going on in oakland, but. a lot of pieces in place that are going to able to help them. next season to a healthy season. schoeman i a that consistency, especially in the kitchen department can make a big difference next y

we have a beautiful sunset tonight. look at that x point that is the sun going down right there. it is working its way northward, now? we are going toward the winter solstice. it's going to work its way south. you knew all of that as well. okay, for the forecast, we have fog trying to form on the coast. daytime highs tomorrow are in the 80s. this pattern is typical for fall. we will see 60s and 70s at the coast as well. this is typical as we get into this pattern. high pressure comes in and we get warm. that is super s. we won't even see a red flag warning. the stuff will come up. you will hear stuff this week. we are a littnervous due to what happened a couple of weeks ago. >> no red flag warnings this week, you think?>> reporter: you never know. i used to think i knew. many of these things happen now. we have pg&e doing what they're doing. we have the weather service, there are different entities now. there are many messages getting passed around. >> i.c.e. 90 degrees just a minute ago. >> we will be in upper 80s and low 90s. none of that is unusual. it's not like, oh my gosh,

. >>> sunset was you could tell just from looking at the clouds. things are changing.you look at the sunlight and radar it is not just clouds. we can follow that back up to where it counts. all the rain the far northwest coast is checking it now. this is where it is for now. if you put it into the future cast we will see the computer is able to pick up on the weaker southern edge of this. that might get here tonight with a few light showers. it is not until the overnight hours. 1 am a few light showers through sonoma county. that will pass through much of the bay area between now and about sunrise tomorrow. it is not going to be a lot of rain. when i checked back in we will look at that again and more details. we will talk about how likely we get rain for the morning commute. don't count on much. i think the bigger impact tomorrow is going to be in the afternoon. when things get windy to the point you can tell it is fall. it will be a cool breeze that makes it feel different. more on that coming up as well in a bit>>> tonight the investigation into that massive fuel ta

so with this bid that we're getting for the second phase of sunset, they're much more align wialigned with the engineer's estimate. it seems like it should be easier to implement or less costly. the reason it does cost that much is that we're not just managing rain that's falling on the project. we have to capture what's called the drainage management area which so that infrastructure is draining stormwater from impervious services around the rain gardens. so the design, the grrating, the soils and plants are sooned ando capture unleinlet areas. it's engineered structured that requires site-specific building interventions during construction and that is what generates the unit costs that you see for storm water management. >> sunset boulevard has been our highest area, because we have infilinfiltration over 40-inchen hour. with infiltrated 90% of al it during the rainy season. >> i'll have to learn more. it seems like a lot of money. >> we could do a presentation for you in more detail, if that would be helpful. >> our next one that we do, that would be good. >> ok, i'll note that, th

we are watching the three hours before sunset. you can see the plume of smoke on here. hopefully you can also tell it really takes off there in the last three hours. right before sunset. the satellite loses the visual. i'm going to take that from where it is. but the current wins on here. the smoke was already getting pulled down into the rest of the bay area. we should expect the smoke to get worse. air-quality is already run rough. expected to increase overnight as the wind brings the smoker away. once we get into the next wind event that will start blowing the smoke offshore. we've got many other concerns at that point besides just the smoke. for air-quality right now we are looking at from moderate to unhealthy for sensitive groups. i will be back with more on this forecast in specific. for the winds once we get to tomorrow night. >>> we have new video into the newsroom. unusually heavy traffic on the approach to the golden gate bridge. this is lombard street in san francisco. nobody going anywhere. one of our photographers said he sat in the backup for about 35 min

now, she commutes from oakland, to san francisco sunset district . the district has taken some steps to try to keep teachers living local, such as increasing the average salary by nearly $20,000, in five years. but, even with that bump, most teachers are still technically low income workers. >> you want to believe that, you know, it is something we all want to believe, that there is a place for us here, and ig to work out. our wages, somehow will keep pace with the housing available to us. >> campus housing discussed around the region, you can watch it in full on our website, and remember, keep sending your ideas and stories, to project home@cbs.com. >>> coming up at 5:30, five anchors -- kpix5 anchors showing their memories that devastate the date area. -- the bay area. ken bastida on the set with stories of the immediate aftermath of the loma prieta quake. >>> a california women served time for driving drunk and live streaming. a deadly crash and how she has landed herself back behind bars again. >>> e-cigarette giant juul curbing popular flavors,

was brown the top was red and now we're seeing a lot more of it looking read just because of that sunset but yet definitely a different color than what we've been seeing. >>he came toward the north and you can see the smoke drifting to the right which means it's going more toward the east. it seems like the wind has shifted because it was coming out of the north earlier now it's going back perhaps burning back toward an area where the fire started where there's less to burn so conceivably if this wind maintains this direction that's good news. that means it's not going to be spreading out asked the burn area. you know we can only hope. >>again we'll have that press conference hopefully at 6.30 and they'll be able to answer a lot of our questions here, especially about this plume. michelle kingston we will stay in touch with you over the course of our newscast and check back. >>and when you let us know if there are new developments on your and we'll stay in touch. all right here is the latest on what we do know about the kim k fire burning in sonoma county right now so far almost 22,000 a

>>and that we can expect overnight pam was mentioning mentioning the us sunset and look at them. officially goes down at 6 24 this evening. if you're into that sort of thing watching the sunset or sunrise, it's tomorrow morning and you can see it's starting to get dark out in the south bay t we're day for us across the bay area. 86 degrees out in concord 73 in hayward 77 in novato our temperatures were higher than what we signed yesterday and it's expected to be higher tomorrow. all thanks to this high pressure that is building and notice the direction here airflow anytime you have high pressure it goes clock. wise and that's why we're seeing. lot of it today and those arrows still pointing down. but our conditions are looking very light at the moment we don't expect our winds to pick up this evening, however, and later in the week. it will increase. the levels if we fast forwtowednesday. we see looking mary try 18% humidity livermore also going to see dry conditions and that's why we have that weather alert that will be going into effect the fire. east bay hills we can expect to

the air quality you get the best sunsets.now what it looks like that this is not good for your lungs. the air quality sensors. we got the update in. we've got plenty of places on here that are registering unhealthy for sensitive groups. tonight bringing the smoke down plan on just about any part of the bay area turning to unhealthy in the overnight hours in early tomorrow. we get to the next wind event. we will play this forward. by 11 am tomorrow we've already started to notice the winds pick up in the hills. this is going to peek overnight tonight. 1 am that is when we had our peak gusts in the mountains. it will be breezy where you live. it won't be as bad as it was with this last one. we don't have wind advisories for the communities we live. we have the red flag warning for the peaks. 60 mile-per-hour st. helena. the timing is later in the east bay is self-pay. the winds pick up later. i have a peek coming through wednesday morning 1 am. 50 mile-per-hour gust mount diablo. 45 for the east bay. it will be cold tonight at

sunset district 63. and in the north bay, temperatures inching up a few degrees. 71 in san rafael. 75 s 6 ta richmond, berkeley. 71 in oakland. inland areas, a beautiful sunny mild day. 73 in walnut creek. 74 in livermore. not expecting any extremes. accuweather seven-day forecast warming up for a couple of days, in a holding pattern on thursday. and then we'll go back up again on friday. look at the warm fall weather for the weekend. low 70s to the upper upper 80s. it's going to be bright skies for the next seven days, so enjoy the weather. >> thank you so much, sandhya. >>> well, still ahead, a special memorial to a fallen officer. then at 5:30 on world news with david muir -- >> cominupreakg ininquiry. wh wtlened., thaj winter storm. several feet ofno sw tracking east. the jet engine scare in midair. the >>> a fall custom is taking on new meaning in the central valley. >> a corn maze now pays tribute to a smalltown police officer shot and killed in the line of duty. newman police corporal died after h

i will play this past sunset and the colors start to go away and the winds go down to single digits. still a bit breezy tomorrow but not as breezy as today was. tomorrow will feel a lot better. the same pattern that is giving us winds are the high surf advisory is still busy out here in the pacific. we come in from this close-up, the resolution, you can see these clouds. the satellite picks up on that and the forecast model picks up on rain. that line falls apart but the one behind it doesn't. by the time we get into saturday, again, saturday morning, looking at another chance for very light, nothing to write home about, rain in the north bay. from about sunrise until about 1 pm, it will be light showers at best. if we put some totals on this and come in for a closer view, ukiah picks up 1/10, santa rosa gets nothing measurable. it will be something to watch saturday morning, not going to impact the weekend and by the second half of saturday, it is done. a few light showers possible. forecast highs for tomorrow, ranging from the mid 60s in the 70s in the cities, mid-70s in land. noth

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