it was really close. >> reporter: tamayo almost didn't make it. knew you left the husband behind. >> yes. >> reporter: pete gavitt, a helicopter patrol helicopter pilot was flying rescue missions through heavy smoark darkness, and strong wind. there was room in his helicopter for four when they found five members of tamayo's family. >> i thought, these guys, please, take my family. >> he was holding jesse up, and he didn't want to leave his dad. and i could hear him yelling, "no, get in. it will be okay!" ( clears throat ). >> i just was so crying and he was saying, "mommy, if dad doesn't make it. don't worry. i'm going to take care of you." >> reporter: as the helicopter left him behind and with fire closing in, tamayo called his older daughter. >> i called my daughter and i told her, "if i don't see you again, remember, i love you." >> reporter: the rescuers made two more trips before they found tamayo again, much to the relief of flight officers whitney lowe. >> i grabbed him right-- right above his left chest on his shirt and said, "you're com

mark tamayo is here now. >> happy to be here with you now. talking about a warming trend

now let's go to meteorologist mark tamayo .>> thank you. here is the forecast for today. we have areas of fog near the shoreline impacting visibility, keeping temperatures in the 60s around the bay. inland, back up to the 80s. not much happening across the west coast. we do still have this fog up and down the coastline, hugging the shoreline down towards the golden gate and monterey as well. fog up towards muir beach as well. these are the current numbers right now. a few cool spots, san jose reporting mostly clear skies and 53 degrees. this is a snapshot of the highs today. a touch warmer than yesterday. this area of low pressure bringing cooler temperatures monday and tuesday. but today we begin to warm up. that warming continues into friday and saturday. saturday will be the warmest day of the weekend. we could get strong gusting winds on sunday into monday and that could bring a higher fire danger. heads up if you are heading to the coast tomorrow, we do expect waves approaching 5 to 9 feet with a high swell probability. for today, we expect inland neighborhoods aroun

para ayudarlos pero el helicÓptero solo tenÍa espacio para 4 personas, los tamayo son cinco, pepe decidiÓ y que pepe nos usaba como un bote salvavidas con sus pies mojados diciendo lleven a mi familia. >> el momento fue tan dramÁtico que pepe pensaba que les decÍa adiÓs para siempre. >> llamÉ a mi hija porque la quiero mucho, y... en caso que no la volviera a verme querÍa despedir de ella. >> esperanzados los agentes volvieron al lugar donde dejaron a pepe. >> cuando regresamos a la zona de aterrizaje pepe ya no estaba y eso me destrozÓ el corazon, continuaron sobre volando hasta que lo encontraron donde se estaba refugiando. >> mi hÉroe, muy valiente, tiene un corazÓn de oro. en los Ángeles, noticias telemundo. >> hay luto en la mÚsica mexicana por el asesinato del vocalista de una banda, francisco ernesto ruÍz fue abatido a tiros por sujetos que intentaron asaltarlo en su propia casa en guadalajara, raÚl torres tiene mÁs.. >> boca abajo en un charco de su propia sangre a las puertas de su casa, asÍ quedÓ el cuerpo sin vida de ernesto ruÍz, cantante del grupo aquÍ sillass. el cantante es

tamayo stayed behind. >> i called my daughter and i told her, if i don't see you again, i love you. that was it. >> reporter: the helicopter came back and got him, leading to a happy family reunion. late today, the mayor of santa rosa announced that in this city alone more than 2800 homes have been destroyed. authorities also warn that the death toll could rise further as they investigate hundreds of missing person reports. lester? >> joe fryer for us, thank you. >>> let's turn now to the growing scandal surrounding hollywood movie mogul harvey weinstein. another big star has come forward to accuse him of inappropriate behavior towards her. weinstein now facing dozens of accusers. and nbc's anne thompson has all the latest details. >> reporter: today it's actress kate beckinsale telling her harvey weinstein story. on instagram, beckinsale writes about a hotel room incident with weinstein when she was 17. after declining alcohol and announcing that i had school in the morning, i left uneasy but unscathed. a few years later beckinsale says weinstein asked if he had tried anything in t

. >>> our first check of weather this hour with meteorologist, marc tamayo .>>> more records today, at least one, we will have more by the end of the day, this is the live camera at san francisco bay, a lot of sunshine and this warm to hot pattern all week long, up in the 90s, so far at least 90 degrees breaking this old record of 89 setback in 2003. this is the 2nd day in a row that we have had these records. more 90s coming up for cloverdale, morgan hill in pleasanton and saratoga. all of these locations are 90 degrees or above. a hot stretch and temperatures peaked yesterday. it looks like this warm to hot weather pattern will stick around into your thursday and friday and into your saturday as well. the temperatures will change a bit over the next few days but a minor drop off in the numbers. we will still hold onto a lot of 80s. this is a live, looking towards the golden gate bridge what has been interesting with this week is the coastal spots are warming up as much as some of the other areas. some of the beaches are in the clear and right now san francisco is 80 degrees. more 80s

let's join mark tamayo .>> a big warm up getting tomorrow. today was a perfect range of temperatures. not too hot. 70s through 80 degrees. eventually, we will go to 90 degrees as early as tomorrow. especially by tuesday. the highs from this afternoon, lots of 70s. san francisco, 71. santa rosa, 80. livermore, 76. fairfield, upper 70s. satellite showing the main storm track is up to the north of the bay area. up toward portland and seattle. scattered rain to the north. northerly winds setting up . they winds increase the fire danger . unfortunately, fire danger is going up as we head into monday morning. and into tuesday. elevated for wednesday. a fire warning down to the south towards southern california. very active with the potential setting up all the way through wednesday evening. let's check in on the current numbers across the bay area. san francisco, 66. santa rosa, mid 70s. livermore, lower 70s . a beautiful sunday evening, looking at the golden gate bridge. wrapping up a nice weekend. and nice day to be outside. tomorrow, you will no

mark tamayo is here .>> the dry winds will wrap up later tonight later tomorrow morning. the process has started. the satellite issuing this. the northerly winds are kicking up . we talk about this, it means high fire danger. the winds tonight could be the strongest all season long. let's check in on current winds . you heard about the fire near napa airport. there is a sustained wind of 20 miles per hour. santa rosa is up to 26 miles per hour. relative humidity around five percent through nine percent. it is very dry. especially in portions of north bay. we have an onshore wind at 15 miles per hour. the strongest wind tonight and tomorrow morning will be in the hills. some observations are scattered around six miles per hour. relative humidity at eight percent to 16 percent. mount diablo has a gust of 31 miles per hour. relative humidity at 26 percent. here is a live look at the camera looking toward mount diablo. the winds in the foreground are starting to move around. tonight, the winds will pick up . it could be a serious deal for the inland east bay. the wind advisor

we will check in with meteorologist mark tamayo . i had this chest cold, but my medicine kept wearing off. (coughah! i missed you! then i discovered mucinex. one pill lasts 12 hours,and i'm good. why take 4-hour medicine? one mucinex lasts 12 hours. let's end this. >>> ktvu fox 2, complete barrier coverage. >>> tomorrow is the deadline for deferred action for childhood arrivals. for docket recipients to renew expiring applications -- for docket recipients to renew expiring applications. under the program, established by the ministration, they can work and go to school without facing deportation. the trump ministration -- trump administration mac -- announced it is ending the program. the federal government will not accept new applications or renew those that expire after the march. >>> to a developing story.las positas community college in livermore is experiencing an "emergency situation," the school said in a text that was shared on social media. the lockdown has been lifted.>> reporter: 15 minutes ago it was lifted. everyone has b

we will check in with meteorologist mark tamayo.is taking what the weather holds for this evening. >>> tonight the raiders will try to get back into the win column as they host a tough opponent. >> they will be taking on the kansas city chiefs at the coliseum. let's bring in jason appelbaum was at the raiders are facing. >> reporter: they are facing a good team. the raiders are underdogs at home. three point underdogs at home. i think it could be a sneaky play to pick the raiders. all odds against them with their backs up against the wall, all of those clichis. we don't know who will win but we do know what they will wear. they are wearing the color rush uniforms on thursday night. the same uniforms they wore last december when they played in kansas city. the raiders lost that game, by the way. to show you the difference in teams. last year's rater team, they were 10-2 coming in. obviously they've lost four straight. they are hoping to make the playoffs and this is a must win in week seven. >> they have a new addition as well. >> re

let's bring in mark tamayo. >> hi there, sal.asia's statement about unplanned food. let's plan the food tomorrow. >> yeah. gasia, tomorrow there will be donuts. >> she can't defend herself. she stepped away to do updates. we're going to plan a nice menu for tomorrow so everything is all good. here is the forecast for today. lots of sunshine. areas of fog coast spied right around the bay. but most of the bay area away from the coastline. we have a nice sunny start. it will be a nice, warm afternoon for your thursday. that will be the overall theme. it will continue to warm up the numbers by friday and into the weekend. beaches today, upper 60s around the bay. upper 70s in the inland neighborhoods. 84 to 85 degrees. you can see the system in the pacific. all of the energy heading up to the north. no impacts for us yet. there is the fog bank up and down the coastline. we traced in the surface winds as well. the northerly wind could help mix out the low clouds later this afternoon. we could still have leftover patches into the aftern

the helicopter flew off and left tamayo behind.s thankfully later found him and brought him to safety, as well. there were hugs and tears when the family met with rescuers yesterday. and tamayo thanked the officers saying, if it wasn't for them, we wouldn't be alive right now. >> hm. >>> we are staying late tonight for extended live coverage of the deadly wildfires that continue to burn across northern california tonight. our coverage also continues on ktvu plus. back with more in just a moment. moment. >>> the death toll from the northbay wildfires have gone up . about one hour ago fire officials announced 31 people have died since the fires began late sunday night. sadly,

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it was really close. >> tamayo said his home was destroyed. in the helicopter said he wasn't sure that they would see tamayo again after they left him the first time. geez, what a story. >> yes. yes, you can feel his pain. >> yes. >> and as bad as it is to lose your home, when you think about losing your life, to say goodbye to your daughter, you're just grateful that you're alive. >> grateful to be alive. >>> the acting secretary of homeland security elaine duke is going to puerto rico to meet with hurricane victims. the fbi is investigating claims of possible fraud in connection with hurricane supplies, food and other items allegedly diverted from puerto ricans who need them. david begnaud is in puerto rico as president trump weighed in again this morning on the u.s. territory's financial problems. david, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. president trump tweeted that congress needs to decide how much to spend in terms of helping puerto rico rebuild. mr. trump went on to tweet that fema, the military and first responders who have been

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el fuego se desato con toda su fuerza en la cima de la colina "atlas" el domingo cuando la familia tamayoamas, un helicoptero de la patrulla de caminos los ubico en la zona del siniestro y comenzo el rescate. 01:09 "era como un circulo de lumbre que venia rodeando exactamente el puento donde estabamos, donde esta levantandonos el helicoptero" ---pero el cupo en el helicoptero era solo para 4 personas y la familia de pepe, es de 5, por lo que en medio del fuego decidio quedarse atras ...y decirle adios a su familia...su pequeno hijo nos dijo que sintio miedo. 00:13 "si por que mi pa no subio y nos fuimos a la casa de mi tia" --cuando pepe se dio cuenta que no cabia en el helicoptero decidio sacrificarse y quedarse atras....entonces con el dolor de su corazon se despidio de su familia que estaba con el y otra hija a quien llamo por telefono. 02:03 "si le llame a mi hija por que la quiero mucho y en caso de que ya no la volviera a ver, me queria despedir de ella" 02:16 --pepe supo que se trataba de una situacion de vida o muerte cuando le dijo adios a su familia rodeado de fuego, entonces...

let's turn over to meteorologist mark tamayo.>>> all eyes are on the weather and wind. you expect rings to pick up ? my question is by how much ?>> winds will pick up . double by 10 pm. it could be stronger. these winds will not match the levels we saw sunday night. the extreme winds. we have a high level of concern with the wind event moving in. it could dust up to 50 -- dust up to 50 miles per hour. the distribution of the fires will trace in the surface winds. the winds are moving in and out of the north to northwest. they will change a bit over the next few hours. eventually by midnight into early tomorrow morning. we are expecting it to come out of this direction. that is the dangerous wind that boosts the fire danger. just north on sunday nights, we had up to 60 through 80 miles per hour. not only for the higher terrain, but closer to sea level. tonight will be a different story. in the hills, up to 40 through 50 miles per hour. the valleys will not be as strong. thankfully, this will not be the sunday night event. it is a big concern. the fires are already so big

mark tamayo, my buddy, here with the weather. >>> dave, happy to be here. a lot of sunshine today a bit of a warming trend and the fog is making a come back. the fog horn is going off in san francisco this morning. most areas away from the coastline will be warmer today. beaches still in the upper 60s, inland areas, low to mid-80s. the satellite, the big picture out here in the pacific, we still have the low clouds and fog kind of regrouping. overcast near the coastline. aqua from the coastline, yep, we are going to warm up the numbers later on this afternoon. and now the current numbers, upper 40s in half-moon bay. san jose 53 and brentwood, 56- degrees. and now looking out to oakland, away from the fog bank, so we have mostly clear skies, at least over downtown oakland. for today, we can expect this, this morning, fair skies, some coastal fog. 8:00 a.m., temperatures in the low 50s. later on today, 60s, 70s, all the way to the low torpid 80ness. a nice--low to mid-80s. a nice warm up later on this afternoon. and changes into the weekend. increasing fire d

. >>> meteorologist mark tamayo is here for bill now. that rain last night helped with the firefighting efforts for sure. >> yes. so much in many different ways, the firefight. remember air quality a few days ago horrible. things cleaned out in the atmosphere. so great news with the rainfall, not excessive but a solid downpour to help the firefighting. sierra picked up some snowfall today. this was north star this morning. so obviously, not enough to ski other snowboard on. it would be challenging. but a dusting. and the amounts are not too high. 1 to 3 inches of snowfall. we'll see what develops over the next few weeks towards the season. satellite-radar, you can see clouds rolling across the bay area. in fact, here's a very well defined front right here. that moved in last night into early this morning. this weekend will be dry and it will be warming up a little bit, as well. right now, scattered clouds over portions of the bay area. we'll hold on to partly cloudy skies into your saturday morning. current numbers out there, definitely

it wasll >> tamayo said his home was destroyed.nt back in the helicopter said he wasn't sure they would see tamayo again after they left him the first time. geez, what a story. >> yes, yes. you can feel his pain. and as bad as it is to lose your life, to say good-bye to your daughter, you're just grateful you're alive. >> grateful toalive. >>> the acting secretary of homeland security elaine duke is going to puerto rico to meet with hurricane victims. the fbi is investigating claims of possible fraud in connection with hurricane supplies. food and other items are allegedly being diverted. david begnaud is in puerto rico as they weighed in again on the u.s. territories' financial probable. >> reporter: good morning. trump has to decide how much money to spend. he went onto to tweet that those who circulate been amazing the most difficult circumstances cannot stay in puerto rico forever. based on our our reporting, people are not asking for forever. they're asking for things to get better right now. words are not necessary to describ

. >>> let's go over to mark tamayo. which has shined light on the fire. >> the rainbow is making a comeback. it will not totally end of the fire season. it is the headline. by this time tomorrow we could be talking about rainfall up perching the north that neighborhoods. the bulk of the system will be focused on the north coast. they could easily pick up over an inch of rain. a care in the bay area, taking a look at the area, most areas will pick up a few hundredths of an inch. the north bay is picking up .15 to a quarter of an inch. here is the satellite showing you the income season this incoming -- this incoming storm. the cloud cover is nice and adding moisture to the air. the defined frontal band moving into northern california. be watching that by thursday night. especially by the north bay. they could pick up a quarter of an inch. temperatures on the cool side. look at san francisco. they felt the chill yesterday 56 degrees now. santa rosa, 67. livermore, 80. san jose, 71. here is the live camera, looking out tow

.>>> mark tamayo a major issue in the park. geologists are working to find out more. >> more information, the better. the video from last week revealed the power and force of the rock falls. when you see the footage, you may wonder what is triggering the rock falls. it is safe to visit the park. or should you avoid it ? can we expect more ? to answer the questions, i want to welcome brian collins, a geologist at usgs. i note you went to yosemite last week to study the multiple events. can you give us a general idea of rock falls in general. is a common you 70 ?>> there have been a number of rock falls over the years. the national park service and the u. s. geological service together worked on documenting many of these. we have a database that contains 1000 entries. since the year 1857. it is incomplete in earlier years. more or less, these days we have 80 rock falls per year. we find out about them and there are more that go unreported. 80 per year is the number we generally use and what we see. >> 80 rock falls of that size o

the father pepe tamayo told them to take his family and leave him behind.he chp officers promised they would return for him. he called his daughter just in case they couldn't. >> i called my daughter and i told her, mija, if i don't see you again, remember i love you. [ crying ] >> and he is saying, take my family and go. so -- i mean -- [ voice breaking ] >> whoo. kudos to him, you know? what a guy. >> luckily he was able to get out. we have learned chp air crews rescued 42 people that night. >> wow. so many stories remain untold. but kudos to all the first responders and it's been uplifting to see them going beyond the call of duty helping out so many families reunite in all this tragedy. >> they worked hard for so many days. >> some of the firemen on the fire lines, they are in their third straight shift. so -- >> sleeping on the ground is what a lot of them do if they get a chance to take a nap. i wish we could see rain in the forecast but that's not happening. here are the current conditions in the areas of concern. st. helena north winds coming in at

mark tamayo and i have been here on the air since 4:00 in the morning.ou guys sleep in until, what, 5:00. >> gasia is right behind you. >> i was in early. pam cook was actually out at the coldplay concert last night that we have been reporting went past the 10:00 deadline. i hope she is sleeping in. >> the morning zoomed along nicely. >> a great morning. >> all of the days we talked about it raining every day in january and february and march. >> yeah. >> and then the days it was over 100 in june and july. now i'm full of good news today. >> i like good news. >> we're in the comfortable range. looking towards the golden gate. we cleared out nicely. but still some areas of fog near the coastline. the beaches not warming up too much today. still always a wonderful view looking towards the gate there from that perspective. beaches in the upper 60s. still have fog around the bay in the 70s. and inland neighborhoods will reach the 80s. pretty chilly out there. on the cool side. santa rosa, 49 right now. san francisco, 58. and san jose in the lower 60s. 61 deg

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