thisevening we talked about it earlier high school football the weather is going to be great. the whole weekend looks really good, temperatures 77 tomorrow afternoon, sunday warm and dry, we may see a few clouds here and there over the weekend but generally a -- our sunny pattern is going to continue. sundaymarine corps marathon upper 50s at 7 a.m., we start dark and cool, 9:00, 64, and about 1169. for the slower runners it may get warms. the winds will befairly light. i know runnersdon't like wind at all. the rest of us are in the low 70s, on the bay sometimes a little bit cooler with the breezes. youcan see what a beautiful day we temperature at national at 72, a bit of a breeze at 14. those did you points only in the low 50s. so it feelsreally good. the arctic cold that's gathering up in alaska, yes it's october but well below zero in the arctic village. it's starting to go down the west coast a little bit some of that cold air. this is becausethere's a really tremendous storm pounding the northwest. this is good news. it'sbringing rain and snow into california. remember th

difficult because of the variable winds and then the changing of the wind direction, even into thiseveningnot strong, 5 to 10 miles per hour at the most this evening, as we will get cooler temperatures dropping in all across the bay area. that's good news as we take a live look outside. we till hastill have to deal wi air quality that's unhealthy in the north bay. may get worse for the santa clara valley area, as we will be watching how that smoke from the santa cruz mountains drifts into the santa clara valley. moderate air quality. there is still going to be pollutants in the air that makes it dangerous to stay outside for long periods of time. sonoma county, watching the fires there. the temperature trend throughout the morning and into the noon hour, it will be very chilly to start. mid 40s. temperatures rising into the mid 70s by noon. it won't be as warm as it was yesterday, which is going to be a big positive for this afternoon, seeing those temperatures by noon up to 77 degrees. a lot more humidity to start compared to yesterday. our winds will shift onshore. we'll also be watching

thiseven though -- this hotel said still everyone took a big hit. >> it's hectic.t open about a week and a half after that. >> reporter: the hotel is open once again even if crowds haven't returned quite yet and that's the way it is all over town. everyone is hopefully waiting for the customers to return. every business here from restaurants to movie theaters to jewelry stores all rely to some degree on the allure of the wine industry. >> they rely on tourism. they rely on visitors to come and help them out. so everyone is happy to see us. >> reporter: in sonoma valley the wineries largely escaped the flames, but now the challenge is to overcome the perception created by all those awful images. true, there are real scars to be seen, but the beauty is still here, too, and those who live and work here don't want people to feel bad about coming for a good time. >> hundreds of jobs have been lost in the wine business as a result of the fires. so we're encouraging people to come back. >> we are hurting right now, but we will get through this together with your help. >>