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good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> we are talking about the livermore valley, santa clara valley, both locations typically see higher levels of air pollution and the rest of the region. kpix 5 mary lee takes us up high to show us why. >> it's a great place to hike if you like hiking up hill. >> reporter: harmony oswald likes hiking at the park in san jose. one of her favorite things about it is the view. >> you get a really great view of the city, you can see the downtown area. >> reporter: from high above, she has the perfect view of the city, and the city's air quality. >> the last week i've been noticing when i'm up top that you can see hayes and fog down in the city area, laying down in there. >> reporter: overlooking the santa clara valley, on this warm and sunny october day, you can see the haze over san jose. >> since the santa clara valley is a valley, it's surrounded by hills, air pollution can get trapped there in that region. >> reporter: a area management district spokesperson erin de mera says the santa clara valley does have higher levels of air pollution than other parts

and the santa clara valley. both locations typically see higher levels of air pollution on the region. mary lee takes us up to show us why. >> it is a great place to hike if you like to hike uphill. >> reporter: harmony oswald likes to hike at the park in sa jose. one of her favorite thing about it is the view. >> you get a great view of the city. you can even see downtown >> reporter: from high above, harmony has the perfect view of the city, and the cities are quality. >> the last week i've been noticing, specially up top that you can see a bit of haze and fog, down in the city area. kind of laying down in there. >> reporter: we are in the sant teresa hills overlooking the santa clara valley and on this warm and sunny october day, you can see the haze over san jose. >> since the santa clara valley is a valley, it is surrounded b hills, air pollution can get trapped in the region. >> reporter: the air quality management district spokesperson said the santa clara valley has higher levels of air pollution than ot

all the valleys of napa and sonoma up in the 101 and napa into sonoma valley proper. city and peninsula and east bay shoreline are not included in the frost advisory , but it is still going to be coping we will be getting down to the low 40s for morning lows in some of these places, but you are not cold enough for the frost advisory. south bay, you are, meaning san jose, cupertino, as well as the east bay valley. if you look at the current numbers, we are down to 43 up here in petaluma, 44 in livermore. you see where that real colder air is? it's mainly in the 50s for the bay shoreline. that is a difference. it is the dry air that does this. the drier air is, the colder the temperature can go. drier air does not insulate as well. you get cold in the morning and warmer in the afternoon. we're going to be in the mid-70s for daytime highs today inland, so we will be well above average. numbers across the rest of the day right now, just to check in on a couple location. we will be in the mid-70s inland, but let's put specific numbers on that . 76 concord, 77 livermore. th

and santa clara valley. both locations see higher levels of air pollution than the rest of the season. we go up high to show us why. >> it's a great place to hike if you like hiking uphill. >> harmony oswald loves hiking at the santa teresa county. one of her favorite things about it is the view. >> you get a great view of the city. you can see the downtown area. >> from high above, harmony has the perfect view of the city and the city's air quality. >> in the last week i've been noticing especially when i'm up top you can see a bit of haze and fog down in the city area. >> we're overlooking the santa clara valley and on this warm sunny october day, you can see the haze. >> it's a valley surrounded by hills, air pollution can get trapped there in the region. >> the bay area air quality management district spokesperson says the santa clara valley does have higher levels of air pollution. the air quality district looked at data as far back as the 1980s. it has to do with the topography and higher smog from a c

that idea of singularity is captivated in silicon valley. i think it retards technological progress rather than simulating it. >> how is that? how did slow technological progress? >> because technological progress we are human beings with minds, wills, and imagination counter actuality and all of the capabilities of human beings are what technology extends and elaborates and allows us to contribute to human life and achievement. to try to separate technology with the apocalyptic idea which leads people like elon musk to say >> things like ai represents the end of the world. steven hawking also made some preposterous about ai if it succeeds we will and the human race. these people are like doomsday adventists on the mountain awaiting the end of the world. it is just ludicrous. it is one of the stupidest things i have encountered in my 81 years of ruminating on these subjects but. >> george gilder, don't algorithms represent a crude thinking on their own for computers? >> of course, computers are very good for computation. they can do pattern

boulevard in castro valley. that is where a 6 year-old child was struck by a vehicle while crossing the street. so here we see the white suv turn onto southbound nunes. a california highway patrol is leading the hit and run investigation. officer daniel jack, is taking a look at surveillance video of the incident recorded by a business near the scene. and as he's approaching this parker here, the child is struck right in between these 2 vehicles here. the suspect vehicle continued on down nunes, not stopping at all. we don't know its speed. >> but the vehicle did strike the child as he was trying to cross from the west to the east. this man who asked not to reveal his identity was working nearby, heard the collision he came out to take a look. he picks it up from but then by the time i got here, the young man was. >> laying on the on the ground and his mom was there with them. and then one of the parents that's here is a nurse. she was she was there with him, it was a good hands. >> investigators have a limited

warm in the valleys. you can look at those numbers in the 80's as we head toward 6 o'clock this evening. cool off into the 70's to stay warm, even though well into the evening hours along the coastline into jacket. if you're headed out the door, those temperatures right hovering in the 50's and the 60's and cooling off and more fog on the way. thank you, lauren. still ahead, a bay area native heads to space out. she's making history tonight. >> and how did last month's heat wave effect harvest season? >> we're taking a trip to napa to find out. >> our season is in full swing in napa valley, but due to some extreme weather this season to season actually started a bit earlier than normal kron. 4 s noelle bellow stops by one vineyard. for more on how harvest is shaping up. >> d stem shakeup and jusuf. several small steps for one big wind making machine. that's the sounds of harvest season and she family vineyards. everything is grown handpicked processed and bottled on-site really were in complete complete c

north bay valley, you have it. be there always going to be some of our colder communities through sonoma county, the valleys up in napa. days are where the numbers could dip down to the upper 30s the next hour. we still have an hour before we bought them out at this frost advisory expires at 9:00 in the morning. city and peninsula are not included , nor is the east bay shoreline because you've got enough access to the bay where there's more humidity to the air. your temperatures don't go as well. south bay, san jose, you've got this frost advisory until 9:00, and our inland valleys of the east they are included. you see the differences that we look at the numbers here. it is in the mid-40s right now for the tri-valley and concord, but if you get over the hill , we are more like 50 degrees. san jose, still hanging onto 50s. north bay valley dip down to the lower 40s again. grab the jacket. the flipside to this is if it is drier air that's responsible for the temperatures going solo, drier air means you're not going

. >> the book is about crazy religion that captivated silicon valley where somehow their acmachines can equipped human intelligence and cascade through the universe producing an ever more brilliant machine, leaving us behind in selecting guaranteed annualua income while larry page google's to nearby planets with the elon musk and even with branson aboard now but this illusion somehow the human mind is a computer and can be excelled by computers that c captivated many figures in silicon valley as a new religion and its nonsense as i show in gaming a.i. which is not a great title on artificial intelligence but it began by playing games. they moved on to the great figures. we see the world champion goal was defeated by a i device and from these successes, the masters in silicon valley have imagined they can create general-purpose brains from cells hand is a great delusion and results in bad strategy and what you want to do is enhance human minds, not try to usurp customers in your creator. >> you right in gaming a.i. that at stake is a new demotion of the human race. what does that mean? >

taylor bisacky kron. 4 news. >> now to concord and the sun valley mall. it was evacuated earlier today after report of a man with a gun there. video here from the scene shows police taking a man into custody late today. police say that man went into a jewelry store saying he had a gun and threatening to shoot anyone who came near him. today's incident happened just a week after the nordstrom rack next to the sun valley mall was evacuated because of a standoff. >> back on the job, a dozen alameda county sheriff's deputies are set to be reinstated despite initial failures on their psych evaluations. now, community advocate are demanding the sheriff's office keep those deputies off the force. kron and harry joins us from the newsroom with more on. you know, why these deputies are being allowed to return to the and >> i reached out to the alameda county sheriff's office and i was told 12 the deputies have taken the test again past and return to full duty. but dozens of community members spent their morning protesting against the re hires and demanding more tr

nonetheless, even for most of our valleys, napa. 75 degrees with san jose. also in the mid 70's along the san francisco peninsula coastline mid to upper 60's for downtown san francisco and half moon bay. and we are going to see a warming drying and even clearing trend for the days to come, especially wednesday, back in the low 90's for warmest inland valley. so 40 degrees above average speaking thursday and friday of this upcoming week when we should be in the mid 80's. so i love this fog. tobar, ford. yeah, because it's really setting the mood for halloween. share 30 days away. i'm super excited about that. yeah, not bad, right? i know so many people are excited about halloween night. was that the new hocus pocus movie just came out. i saw i did you know i had in watching. i'm watching. but i know that it's like the talk of the town. yeah, very to but, you know, he s yeah. haha. okay. in recent, thank you. >> all right. in stockton, a series of killings are now believed to be connected. police tracking the locations where >> each one was reported between ju

valleys. check out santa rosa nevado. 76 to 77 degrees livermore. 74 degrees. a three-man and hayward also in the mid 70's downtown san francisco out of the mid 60's and instead upper 60's at 68 degrees with oakland holding steady at 71 degrees. but then we're going to see little change for our next bay area. forecast. and then we will notice slight chance of scattered showers next weekend. very hit or miss in nature, bringing us about 10th of an inch of rain or less in 4 lucky. but we are going to see, though, that pattern changing with temperatures for warmest inland valleys, cooling down into the upper 60's. but fortunately, staying dry for our halloween monday. back to dan and well thank santa clara county teacher has been recognized as one of california's teachers of the year. lauren teaches spanish and leadership. >> at mountain view high school, she says teaching is in her blood and she's honored to be recognized at the state level. >> i come from a line of professors, teachers, counsel

the lehigh valley is already facing a howdy -- the lehigh valley was already facing a housing shortage before the pandemic. many families are struggling to find housing they can afford, and it has hurt businesses' ability to recruit. rep. wild: housing is one of the most complicated and troubling issues we face. i am deeply concerned for people -- you know, we have roane and lot in this area. a lot of people have moved here because it is such a great place to live. the problem is that has had the effect of making housing more expensive and unavailable for folks. what i did last year -- i think it was last year -- i brought the housing secretary to pennsylvania seven. we went out and toward public housing -- toured public housing, and she engaged with many of our partners in housing to make sure that she was taking back to washington some of the great ideas that private groups and nonprofit groups have created here in the lehigh valley. having said that, we've got a long way to go on housing, and it will take a fallout effort between the federal government, the state government, and mun

the napa valley, the sonoma valley and up through santa ros. santa rosa. it is low clouds spilling into the gap. that is what it looks like over the sano bridge. it looks a little more impressive if this camera is elevated but you will see the east bay and the numbers are down below a mile. even on the east bay shore. that is the view view over downtown. it is gray but we are not dealing with fog. you can see at least one mile and the overview from the salesforce tower when you time-lapse it. just gorgeous to look at when you are above it but it is a little more challene more challenge on the roads. san san jose, you are fine. in the city and along the coast, the ns go down. north bay valley, santa santa rosa and all up and down 101, only .03 of a mile visibility. if we visualize how the clouds melt back and disappear by late morning like they always do, there is going to be a ribbon of it kind of holding on certainly along the coast but that ribbon comes into into the golden gate. we will take a closer look at that. forecast models are able to resolve the

>> guest: this book is about the crazy religion that's captivated silicon valley wherein somehow their machine can eclipse human intelligence and then cascade through the universe produced an ever more brilliant machines without our help. leaving us behind us on the beach collecting guaranteed annual income while larry page and sergey brin of, , google, fy off to nearby planets elon musk and maybe with branson aboard now. but this illusion that somehow the human mind is a computer in can be excelled and usurped by computers that has captivated many figures in silicon valley is a kind of new religion. and it's nonsense as i show in "gaming ai," which is, it's not a great title for our critique of artificial intelligence, but, but artificial intelligence began by playing games. it won at chess. it beat garry kasparov at chest and then it moved on to beat all the great figures, the world champion was defeated by an ai device, and from the successes in games of the masters of silicon valley have imagined that they can create general-purpose of brains themselves. and this is, this is a grea

the crash happened yesterday in castro valley on nunez avenue. >> and that is just off of castro valley5.80, at this time. investigators only have a vague description of the car involved saying it was a white suv type vehicle. kron four's haaziq has the latest on the investigation. >> i'm still upset. my stomach stuff said about it. you know, i can see the little

there are five days of the valley.he first day is called danthera's done ferris is the day where we sanctify our homes with our family and invite the goddess lakshmiji the goddess goddess of wealth into our home. sond days cictah a celebrationn all about the different ways. we protect ourselves fm the thie celebrate by lighting vivas, which are those little candles that we all know and celebrate with our family with traditional foods and rituals and just collectively celebrate what it means to be a family. the fourth day is newton varsh which we know as new year's newt's envirish is a day where we offer up our devotee to god with a traditional display of food devotees have lovingly prepared this all through volunteer service. in our fifth day is by beach by beach is a celebration between siblings millions worldwide will celebrate light joy and new beginnings this diwali through food suites and colorful decorations known as rangolis. jaesha patel abc 7 news. i'm going to a diwali dinner tonight. i'm so excited happy diw

the future of computing is happening right here in new york's hudson valley. we are proud to call this region and new york state our home and to make this investment. so mr president distinguished guests. thank you for being here today and i'd like to end by calling out a thank you to the thousands of workers who stayed here and really make the computers that power the global economy. so if you would all give a round of applause to all of the people who work at the site, please welcome quality engineering manager here at ibm poughkeepsie abbey was. -- wise. thank you very much arvin. good afternoon everyone. my name is abby wise. it's an honor to be here today, representing all of my colleagues at ibm poughkeepsie and to welcome and introduce president biden. i've worked in poughkeepsie for just over three years and today i support this manufacturing team as the quality engineering manager. my job is to make sure that the cutting edge ibm z systems that leave this plant are ready to meet the tremendous expectations of our customers. i got my degree in electric

near average in our inland valleys. breezy of the coast. the coolest day of the week coming in tomorrow where we have more low clouds and fog, a slower morning for clearing. as we get into monday, high pressure builds in. tuesday, wednesday looking more like what we would expect in october. >> not a bad looking sunday forecast. i can take that. just ahead, a taste of history and heritage in the north bay. a revival of heirloom beads. let's face it, i make a great halloween costume. so to promote monster tacos being back on the menu, we'll get everyone to dress as... clowns! no, ceos. where'd clowns come from? monster tacos are back at jack. get 2 for just 3 dollars. - i'm norm. - i'm szasz. [norm] and we live in columbia, missouri. we do consulting, but we also write. [szasz] we take care of ourselves constantly; it's important. we walk three to five times a week, a couple miles at a time. - we've both been taking prevagen for a little more than 11 years now. after about 30 days of taking it, we noticed clarity that we didn't notice before.

it is creating serious concerns for the valley medical center. the physician's union says it has struck a deal for a salary structure for the next contract . the main sticking point have to do with staffing and caseloads. >> money does not solve the wor place concerns and patient car problems that you, the county , have created and that you, the county, must fix . >> reporter: the county commissioner says he is disappointed by the decision to strike and says that county ha made and offer addressing the concerns the doctors have raised. that county is prepare to file in a junction with the labor relations board that would prevent the workers from striking . >>> they plan to walk out for five days next week . the union says nurses are dealing with ongoing patient care issues and high turnover rates . >>> and then national nonprofit dedicated to preventing blindness landed its flying hospital in the bay area this week. it is dedicated to treating patients and training doctors. we look at the eye clinic in the sky . >> at the first station here they

california, but the local clouds banked up from the entire bay area into our inland valleys and as they erode today, it's gonna be a cool afternoon, but it's a milder start 62 in hayward palo alto 63 in novato 59 santa rosa fog not close to the ground. so that's not an issue, but you'll probably notice the milder readings kind of muggy out there four to seven degrees warmer than yesterday and as we go through the afternoon partly and mostly cloudy through the early afternoon more sunshine inland, but in the low 70s today, so that is down a couple degrees from yesterday's readings, but around the bay we were hard-pressed to some sun a lot like yesterday more 60s there and low 60s at the shoreline zach lisa. thank you. massive manhunt in stockton has come to an end the suspect in a serial killer investigation has been taken into custody. he's expected to appear in court on tuesday and this search of course captured national attention as police linked case after case to the same gun abc 7 news reporter unser hussain has more on what police found when they made the arrest. stockton police s

the district covers the lehigh valley. it is a swing area in a battleground state and one of the most closely watched races in the nation. the winner could determine control of the u.s. house. i'm the news director here at lehighvalleynews.com. i will be moderating tonight's debate with my colleague. >> we are coming to you live from the public media center in bethlehem. we would like to welcome our studio audience in addition to our pbs 39 viewers and our audience watching on c-span. let's welcome the candidates. u.s. representative susan wild is a democrat serving her second term in congress. lisa scheller is a republican businesswoman at former lehigh county commissioner. ms. wild, before the debate, we flipped a coin. you have 90 seconds. will lead us off with your opening statement. rep. wild: good evening. i'm susan wild and have had the honor of representing this district for the past four years. i'm a proud moderate. i grew up in a military family with a conservative publican father and liberal democratic mom. maki

valley ford elevation 52 ft. it was 33 degrees, also in western sonoma county, grayton at 35 santa cruz mountains. scotts valley checked in at 38, menlo park, rohnert park and saratoga , all in the high thirties. it was a very he called start to our day. but then it panned out to be a beautiful autumn day high fifties. today the actual high and pacifica it was 73 sam rafael back in through large, spur into terror. linda low seventies and napa through sonoma and around venetia martinez in american canyon, all at 72 degrees fremont and union city at 63 a few degrees below average in san hose head 68. it was 67 redwood city. now those were daytime highs and now that the sun has set, we do have clear skies that cannot over oakland. we're currently it is 52 degrees. in fact, it's also 52. in one it creek ended throughout the tri valley 52 in palo alto in everybody's sporting clear skies, and that is what our future cast is illustrating. check out the clock watching the overnight hours until tomorrow morning sun up at

boulevard in castro valley. that is a 6 year-old child was struck by a vehicle while crossing the street. so here we see the white suv turn onto southbound nunes. a california highway patrol is leading the hit and run investigation. officer daniel jack, is taking a look at surveillance video of the incident recorded by a business near the scene. and as he's approaching this parker here, the child is struck right in between these 2 vehicles here. the suspect vehicle continued on down nunes, not stopping at all. we don't know its speed. >> but the vehicle did strike the child as he was trying to cross from the west to the east. this man who asked not to reveal his identity was working nearby, heard the collision and says he came out to take a look. he picks it up from but then by the time i got here, the young man was. >> laying on the on the ground and that his mom was there with him. >> and then one of the parents that's here is a nurse. she was she was there with him. so it was a good hands. >> investigators ha

w are not looking at clouds for the inland valley. up and down 680 and 580, clear skies overhead and it is really the only place that does because th immediate bay is waking up to gray and of the north bay valleys, not only is it cloudy in the north they valleys but i is foggy again. santa rosa, you are in the 40s and we are reporting fog at the airport. here is how widespread the clouds are. everybody has got i except for the inland valley an if we look underneath at the visibility reading, that is where the issue is. less than a mile, that is how far you can see along 101 , up and down sonoma county. the clouds are gone by late morning. the fog and clouds, all melting away. plenty of sunshine today and daytime highs, even though they are cooler than where we were, we are technically under a cooling trend. but the daytime highs are going to be warmer than average for this time of year. low 80s for the warmer inland east bay valley , upper 70s in san jose, 76 in santa rosa. a lot of upper 60s to low 70s for the immediate bay. here's h

around 80, the tri-valley 80, 80 80 in concord, 72 san jose. very very much 60s through the immediate bay with santa rosa 7y 77 today and the city does not get much above 63 degrees. that is the wide view which does not show anything different as we are locked in this pattern and we have been for several weeks. everything says the pattern will will hold all the way through most likely the next seven days. days. speaking of which here is the seven-day forecast. we will see how that plays out. numbers are on the mark for average with with a little warmer tuesday and and wednesday. san jose goes back to 80 and on the microclimate we will look at mid mid 80s tuesday and wednesday during the warmer numbers. the northbay valleys in the lower 70s before warming up to the mis the mid-80s by tuesday and wedn. and wednesday. > >> draymond green will be on the court tonight for the warriors but more reaction is coming in after the punch at practice. how kevin durant compares his spat with draymond green to the fight. > >> coming up next, illustrators tell

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in the santa clara clara valley, more reluctant to depart for the north bay valleys valleys around santa rosa and once the fog dissipates, that's what overtures are going to warm warm up and it should be starting to retreat to the coast coast as we head toward midday, but i don't think it will break up entirely along the coast. gray skies overhead for the next next several days, temperatures tonight dropping down to the 50s, cool spots in the valleys dropping down into the upper 40s, temperatures tomorrow, 7 degrees below average inland, 7 degrees above average, around the bay, 7 degrees above average average further inland, this time of year we should see about about a 10 degree difference between san francisco and conco, and concord, we will see a 20 degrees difference tomorrow, let's zoom in for a closer look, look, temperatures in the low 60s along the coast underneath clouds, mid to upper 70s down the peninsula and around the south and the bay, low to mid 80s further inland in the santa clara valley up to 81 in san jose. temperatures inland in the the east bay in the middle portion

these are the hills hills that sit above the valley. valley. they are up around 3000 feet high. this is how high thed tops are. we are right at the top right here. this is higher than it was yesterday. i can show you the view from under the the clouds. this is from the salesforce tower. this is now completely in the clear. yesterday we did not see anything from this camera because it was covering the clouds. this morning the cloud bases higher and the ceiling is as well. there is just as many clouds as there were yesterday. the clouds are just as widespread. everybody is waking up to gray skies. the clouds or higher which means we will not get much drizzle. the clouds would need to be lower for that. that. look at the impact this had on temperatures. yesterday's yesterday's daytime highs, i'm just showing you the change for saturday. this will set the stage for today. we had dropped 25 degrees for the daytime high in santa rosa. this was from where we were on friday. everybody else was about 15 degrees cooler from the daytime. daytime high. notice that if you you were out in the

we're going to see 30's for most of our inland valleys. as you wake up thursday morning and along the coast, mid 40's. so definitely going to get a little bit of that cold snap. even with that sunshine thursday afternoon and friday. and then temperatures still below average by next weekend, slight chance of showers returning a week from today on sunday with more wet weather as the storm door looks to stay open. even 10 days from now. some are on that in my full forecast in just a few minutes with a full check of your monday and womk week outlook. coming up back to dan and wealth. murray said thank you. of course, again, all hallows eve tomorrow night, little ghouls and goblins going to be out trick or treating reporter nicole fierro is taking a look at how parents and kids can stay safe. >> it's many kids favorite holiday dress up as your favorite characters get rewarded with candy. local health experts want to keep this halloween centered around the fun, suggesting some safety measures to take before stepping out to trick or treat. want t

retreating from the inland valleys. some of it hanging in the north bay valleys around 10:00 in the morning going toward midday and into the afternoon in downtown san francisco sees the sunshine breaking through. along the coast the fog will hang out with with a little bit of fog poking through the golden gate which is is why we aren't all that optimistic that we will be fully fully fog free. again, a shallow shallow layer of fog. temperatures tonight dropping down to the 50s with high temperatures, close to the average around the bay but 5-again 5-10 degrees again. a little sunshine peeking through today. temperatures around 80 degrees down near the peninsula and south end of the bay. low to to mid 80s in the santa clara valley. close to 90 degrees arod degrees around morgan hill and gilroy. upper 80s and low 90s in in the east bay. that's hot for early october with the warmest temperatures we will see retreating by a degree or two on on saturday. upper 60s and 70s around the bay with temperatures temperatures north of

. >> parents say benjamin casas worked at this school po valley elementary for nearly a decade. and even after he was let go in 2019, he continued to show up and participate in school events probably like the hardest talking ever had in my life. >> i never imagined that this would be my own backyard. damian, all emotional and angry after revelations about a former employee at pope valley elementary school in napa county. >> where his 7, 8, 11 year-old a tent. napa county sheriff's office charged. 33 year-old benjamin kosice with 19 felony counts related to crimes involving a child younger than 14 years old. all says he later learned that the alleged crimes had been going on for many years. and speaking to one of the victims >> he's 17 now that it started when she was 10. just unbelievable that he was able to they maintain that. for so long to like the voice of the victims was never heard. and 100%. it's because of the principle that was in place. it's because the staff is in place. it was because of the lack of oversight, not having anyone to hold anyone accountable than at the

you've got some clouds filling the valleys. if we look at where it is now and bring it all the way back a ekend w much are going to have hi-rolforecast has tten muat forecasting the marine layer. let's take a look at. and the possible play for how the day is is going to go. by noon, plenty of clouds filling in the bay but but watch what happens over the next several hours. that show runs from noon until 4:00. at the last hour of it from 3:00 until 4:00 is when the blue angels fly and you can see the clouds have kind of melted back a little bit more. it is kind of of like yesterday where we havet have it at the immediate golden gate and the planes will be able able to fly over. but it will be be a mixed bag. right around 70, 70, today. tomorrow, a few clouds and partly cloudy. as far far as daytime highs, inland, it it will be warm. upper 80s and near 90. in the bay, we have that influence of the onshore marine layer. san jose, about 40 40 degrees above average. we will be right around 80 for much much of the immediate bay. your

but as we get towards 11 o'clock temperatures responding to the 70s and our inland valleys with 80s by three o'clock in the afternoon, but we're talking low 80s, so it's a cooler day today in that fog quickly comes back into play tonight for the stay the week, which will be featured tomorrow liz. all right, lisa. thank you law enforcement agencies will now be required to screen applicants for ties to hate groups. will be easier to fire anyone with such connections. the so-called clear. act was just signed into law by governor newsom abc7 news reporter amanda del castillo. spoke with key players who pushed to get this bill passed what's being described as an effort to enhance community trust signed into law friday the california law enforcement accountability reform act or clear. act was crafted by south bay assemblyman oshkalbra on the heels of the january 6th insurrection at the us capitol. you already know that there is an issue in there has been as identified by the fbi in issue of infiltration and law enforcement by those that have affiliations with certain hate groups. and so what

yeah, specially for our warmest inland valleys.ake a look at your final check at your 4 zone forecast. >> we are going to see that cool sea breeze along the coast. and also, karl, the fog returning overnight. plenty of sunshine for downtown san francisco at 69 degrees. but for our bay area, beaches expect more clouds and sun daly city 65 degrees with mid 60's as well for half moon bay at 64 degrees from brisbane to burlingame, widespread, low 70's. so very comfortable temperatures there. san mateo 72 degrees with paulo alto warming up into the mid 70's at 74 degrees and widespread mid 70's. for those of you in the south bay, 77 degrees for san jose with more. pete u.s. and santa clara in the mid 70's. >> at 75 degrees. and taking a look ahead at what you can expect for your tuesday afternoon highs. some light to breezy offshore winds out of the north, going to warm up temperatures into the low to mid 80's for east bay and north bay valleys. livermore 82 degrees with pleasanton in the mid 80's, though, walnut creek in danville. 82 d

but this is really a wake-up on thomas is the ceo of silicon valley leadership group. the organization has more than 350 members stretching across many sectors. >> thomas says that while data continues to show a robust economy, he does see companies positioning themselves such as putting in hiring freezes. there are steps being taken. >> that you know, whether we look at some large tech companies, whether look at the broader market signs, clearly a tight market, but steps being taken by companies to prepare for volatility and to prepare for further and even market conditions. but >> during the pandemic, working from home became necessary. and now statistics show some workers want to stay remote o'donnell says that may work against a person if a recession hits. and if i am one of those remote people, there is certainly going to be a risk of well, you know, that person's not around. so. >> we might want to go with somebody else. on friday. the labor department will release its job numbers, giving more data to consider about employment. theresa kron, 4 news. all right. to

it is not going to make a big push in the inland valleys by tomorrow morning. the fog that is out there will back up to the coast as we head towards late morning and early afternoon. temperatures will start off tomorrow morning about marriage into the upper 50s, when we are supposed to be closer to 50 degrees itself. the one spot where you might drop below 50, the north bay valleys, your usual cool spots. high temperatures tomorrow reaching up to normal , mid 70s around the bay, further inland though, still 5-10 degrees above normal up into the 80s and in the ver warmest spots, or into the eas bay reaching up to around 90 degrees. we will not see any rain at the seven-day forecast. the 6 to 10 day prediction center continues to show a chance of weathering the normal conditions, but kind of a weak signal around the bay area. th sign that it is closer to the pacific northwest, the same story is present from the 8-14 day outlook, which takes us int early november. they are not technically 0% rain chances , a the cooler air arrives, but we are talking 10 to 20% cha

san mateo, contra costa, and napa valley, among the other counties offering him in-person early voting this week. > >> a group called culinary angels helped provide and deliver healthy meals to cancer patients and their caregivers. over the weekend our juliette goodrich emceed a fundraiser event and was blown away by the story of the auctioneer and more. watch. >> and sold! >> it's always fun to emceed an event, especially with fun auctioneers like this guy. i learned a secret. >> no one can say they name, so they call me big frank. >> i'll tell you the secret in a a moment, but first we were there for culinary angels, a nonprofit organization, whose volunteers prepare nourishing meals and deliver to adults with serious medical needs and thei. their caregivers. 95% are undergoing cancer treatment. >> take it away. >> we go. >> back to the little secret about frank. every time we had an arching auction item, i notie i notice, frank is deaf. >> i am legally deaf. >> how do you do this? >> i do it because people cannot cannot lie to a deaf person, and and i watch everybody, and you e you

valley water valley water says residents cute by 16% in august of this year. the district isthe state ban against watery decorative laws on commercial properties. it is also limiting how often pe can water their lawns each week. week. > >> the first-alert forecast thig this morning, we are going to da survey and use our giant windown the bay and do a live look frome golden gate where it is gray oby all the way to the tri-valley we it is pretty much just as great. we have seen another morning where we are waking up and everyone's guys look like that.t is pretty far inland. when you o above the southbay you really get a dramatic take on this. everyone underneath that sea of. that is the view we are lookint from the mountains. the temperatures are equal for everyone, middle to upper 50's. we are not looking at any fog. as cloudy as it is, and this is really widespread this morning. it is fairly elevated. it is wi, but at least it is not foggy down on the roadway. as we take we take it and play afford while while most of us will end up with sunshine today there is

the castro valley y, they're all portion of the tri-valley. again, south 680 all clear. allow yourself another 10-15 minutes. you should be all right coming through the area. typical build is coming through contra costa and alameda county for the bay bridge where the metering lights are on. looking ahead, today starting at 9:00 a.m., closures for the on ramp at bascom and the alameda. switch them if you need to get on or off the freeway. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> still ahead disgraced founder theranos elizabeth holmes may be facing a major roadblock. >>> we're waiting on allegations iran is supplying russia with new weapons for the fight in ukraine. >>> out to the big board where we expected a big jump on the market. the dow industrials up better than 2%. >> wow. >>> the warriors' jordan poole talking for the first time about being punched in practice by draymond green. his and the team's perspective one day before the season tips off. ♪ all i want for christmas >> wait for it. wait for it. >> you know what that song means. the unofficial queen of christmas ha

however, inland valleys, like the tribe valley, concord, all of the communities up and down 680 or 580, you have a frost advisory tomorrow. let's get specific on the morning lows. we will pull out more locations on this view just to give you a little more details. a look at napa 33. some 38. san what rosa, 35. the part you get into the inland valleys, the air will be drier, there won't be more of an offshore wind there tomorrow morning to help mix up the air. that's when you get the coldest. but if you're near the bay, you get that moderate influence. you won't be all that cold. low to mid-40s, still jacket weather for sure. that will be the coldest morning that you felt so far as we are stepping outside tomorrow morning in the mid-40s. that's not the frost advisory at 39. that'll cover that. tomorrow is just as pretty as today was with plenty of sunshine, a lot of mid-70s on here. there are a couple of weak systems that will come our way as we look at the futurecast. you'll see the first one right here. the weak cold front that will fall apart. doesn't have an impact in the middle of

valley. it could take your commute to the next level. our first look at a bay area company's flying car. >>> clearing out an oakland encampment frustrating business owners, it's got out of control but there are two sides to ever story and kpix 5's john ramos listened to both sides. >> reporter: the businesses in oakland complained that rv dwellers in the area turned thi block into a place of lawlessness. the city took action and started clean the place out but that doesn't necessarily mean it's the end o the story. he is not comfortable going any farther. >> i have been trend by these people, yes. they say there is more of us than you. >> reporter: over the past five years a group of homeless rv dwellers took over this block, clogging the sidewalk with garbage and attracting crime to neighborhood. he recorded armed robberies, fights, drug use, a guy dumping an unwanted camper off of the back of his pickup truck in the middle of the street. the business owners hav been frustrate by the lack of response from the city but on this day, thing

benjamin causes was let go from pope valley elementary in 2019. but parents say he was still allowed back to the school on several occasions. it's where damien was 3 children attended, probably like the hardest talking ever had in my life that talk with his 7, 8, and 11 year-old revolving around casas at how the napa county sheriff's office has charged a 33 year-old with 19 felony counts related to crimes involving a child younger than 14 years old. police say causes also worked at a school. and saint helene a it was a piano and dance instructor, too many children. and speaking to one of the victims >> he's 17 now that it started when she was 10. just unbelievable that he was able to and maintain that. for so long. school superintendent lucy edwards describes causes role while an employee as being a lunch supervisor. technology, assistant facilities coordinator. >> parents pointing blame at school administrators saying even after causes was placed on administrative leave, he returned to assistant audio and visual productions. christmas i mean, you

scotts valley, boulder creek in the forties.at 52 hollister, a brisk 49 degrees mid fifties, though, around cupertino, campbell, santa clara and san jose, south san jose to the santa clara valley, the low fifties. 34 truckee, south lake tahoe, crescent city is 48 that los angeles and san diego 68. that's that system. there now dies down at night. so if you have to, if you want to travel, i'd go early because in the afternoon, that's when you start to pop up some of those thunderstorms on the high desert as well. so lots of activity in southern california a big fog bank for us and really, not much changing here, 60 seventies eighties on the tips. does look a little bit cooler for some inland going forward, but really, very what we call stratus quo on the pattern, you guys alright. sounds good. thanks steve still ahead, more homeless encampments sweeps in the south bank. we'll show you where crews will be today. but first, there may be a candy shortage just weeks ahead of halloween. we're going to explain the series of problems th

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