they're asking anyone with information to give them a call in walnut creek. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. >> tomorrow marks one year since the october 7th massacre by hamas terrorists on israeli settlements. over 100 hostages are believed to still be held in gaza, as the war has expanded to another front on israel's northern border. overnight, the israelis launched fresh airstrikes in the northern part of gaza, and this morning, new evacuation orders were given to palestinian civilians there, an indication israeli forces are likely to operate in this area, especially with so many israeli civilians heading to the southern part of this country tomorrow. to mark that day, protests have been taking place around the world and here in the bay area. on the eve of the anniversary of the surprise attack by hamas in israel. ktvu is joey horta was in san francisco, where pro-palestinian protesters demanded for an end to the violence in gaza. hey, free! >> free palestine! >> free palestine. protesters hit the streets of san francisco sunday, calling on an end to israel's

we have in walnut creek. the flashing lights have cleared from southbound 680, where the arrow shows these cars heading to the split with 24 looks all right in this camera shot. but i do have some timing to work out for you. heading through that same area. good morning. wall street is set for a mixed open as the markets come off a sixth straight week of gains. and that's the longest streak for the s&p 500 this year. the dow and the s&p closing at record highs on friday. now in focus this week we get data on housing durable goods and consumer sentiment. and earnings. season picks up with a fifth of the s&p and nearly a quarter of the dow reporting results. and the list includes three m, verizon, coca cola, boeing, ups, general motors and tesla. boeing is reportedly exploring the sale of some assets to bring in much needed cash for the struggling aircraft maker and defense contractor, and that's even as the company reached a tentative deal with its largest union to potentially end a more than month long strike

yeah, this is walnut creek. look at this big jam coming down toward the walnut creek interchange. we still have a couple lanes blocked by this crash. two vehicles need to be cleared, and it's backing up onto 242. that's the toughest backup, but folks are getting through on 24 slowing in lafayette recovery for the east shore freeway from two earlier crashes. we've got more right there is research that could shed light on why we're seeing stronger storms. the scripps institution of oceanography has taken data samples of the temperature and chemistry of the ocean along the california coas, including just offshore of san francisco. there are ten data centers taking daily measurements, some going back to 1916. meteorologist greg bledsoe from our nbc san diego station explains how warmer temperatures and global weather patterns like el nino are adding more fuel to developing storms. as the ocean warms, it expands, causing sea levels to rise, which causes erosion. oh, and that warmer water means stronger hurricanes. that intensify more quickly. like recently with helene and milton and mo

live in walnut creek. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. >> henry, thank you for that report. san francisco police say they arrested a man for shooting at an officer in plain clothes. video taken from the citizen app shows the aftermath of the area of ninth and mission streets. no one was hurt in the shooting, and after the suspect ran away, he was later captured by police. napa police say the man who allegedly shot and killed his girlfriend and her attorney before turning the gun on himself, has now died from his injuries. the shooting happened back on september 26th at an apartment complex on lincoln avenue in napa. both victims died at the scene, and police say the suspect, baltazar rangel juarez, tried to flee from officers but crashed his car. police are still investigating a motive for the shooting. >> embattled san jose council member omar torres says he's the victim of entirely false accusations. this is. police continue a criminal investigation of torres over child sexual abuse materials. ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary is live at san jose city hall with details. j

right now it's 47 in walnut creek and it's 54 in san mateo. but then as we go throughout the day in dublin, we'll see the early morning clouds clearing out a mostly sunny afternoon as we go from look at this range here, 46 at 7:00 to 80 at 3:00. so you want to be dressed with layers for the all the changes we have coming our way. and this weather continues into tomorrow. but then going into the end of the weekend we'll see more clouds. and that will help bring in some cooler temperatures. we'll talk about all of the changes coming up in a few minutes. all right gary, thank you. well, turning to decision 2024 and the stars are out supporting their favorite candidates for president. scott mcgrew rallies are almost turning into concerts. they really are a lot of energy. good morning. we got word that beyonce will perform with kamala harris tonight in texas. eminem joined the harris campaign last weekend. the boss, bruce springsteen joined harris during her campaign stop in clarkston, georgia, just northeast of atlanta. rally was really long becau

dave and gasia, 680 walnut creek. if you're just waking up, there have been a couple of different crashes. one of them is an injury crash. southbound 680 heading. this is heading toward danville. here, southbound 680 just past 24. the two left lanes are blocked and traffic is quickly stacking up. heading south from concord. then or earlier, there was a crash, northbound 680 coming from alamo and danville, heading up north at livorna road that involved an overturned vehicle. so these commutes, both directions, getting into walnut creek, are going to be slow and give yourself plenty of time. i can just get rid of the icons and show you how slow it is now. the rest of the bay area commutes are looking kind of normal. the richmond bridge saw right the east shore freeway, a 24 minute drive time from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze, isn't all that slow for morning commute, and at the bay bridge, we have kind of a moderate delay. that's about a 10 to 15 minute delay. before you make it on to the span. so we'll kee

this morning with some mid 40s now in walnut creek. and you're probably noticing that it is cooler in san mateo and san francisco. we're at 50 degrees and 52 now in san jose, but it will actually be slightly warmer this afternoon. and we'll see upper seconds and low 80s as we bring it up. a few more degrees over yesterday's highs. so we'll talk about the changes ahead coming up. mike has a look at where you can find some lower gas prices, where we had some changes over there in livermore. we're going to start in livermore, but we're going to go across the freeway from yesterday's best on the south side of 580. you're down nearly a dime from that price yesterday. 379 at dimond gas and mart on south front road, the best in the south bay. still 399. 390 9.8 cupertino's great gas on north deanza boulevard for the middle price here and then jumping up to solano county. the low jumps to 415. we're looking at fairfield and bonfire on walters road. you can track those changes and maybe get some deals you didn't know about in your area. gasbudd

the walnut creek interchange southbound 680. we've had a crash blocking a number of lanes as they have to move a couple of vehicles. and so until a crew can get there and clear both vehicles, we do have 680 jammed out of pleasant hill and concord. that makes all three of these routes slower out of contra costa county, heading down toward walnut creek. back over to you. thanks, mike. well, happening now. fire investigators will now turn to the task of determining exactly what started last friday's fire in the oakland hills. now, those flames destroyed one home, damaging another. crews yesterday were still there at the scene, monitoring those hotspots as well as removing hazardous trees. that fire burned about 15 acres and embattled san jose city council member accused of sexual misconduct. facing calls to step down. ahead at 6:00. the measure is being taken today to strip him of some of his powers and what needs to be done first before he can be removed from the job altogether. plus, a sideshow crackdown in the east bay. the chp

walnut creek 105, san jose 106. and san francisco getting close to another record there at 94 degrees. so it is slow going on the cooling, albeit it is down a few degrees here in san jose right now, 98 degrees. we have some 80s coming in the next couple of hours and eventually some 70s by 11 p.m. that's going to be a lot better for us right over to san francisco. we are in the 80s after getting up to that 94 right now, 84 winds out of the northwest at 13. should actually get us into the 60s here. beginning at 9:00 tonight. so where do we go from here? that hot area high pressure we had today was just smack dab on top of california. and that's what brought all of these broiling temperatures across california. that's going to begin to move more off to the east tomorrow. so i see about 3 to 7 degrees of cooling and look, it's still going to be hot, but numbers will start to trend at least a little bit of a better, you know, direction her. circulation around. that's going to help to bring in some tropical air. so may ac

but work does end early for crews in scorching hot walnut creek. we're going to get out of here soon because it's going to hit 104 by three. so we're probably going to be done by 230. that's hot by any measure. but in october it's hard for some to believe. i know it's crazy. i don't remember it being this hot at this time of the year in a long time. it's so hot. many pet owners are taking extra precautions keeping their dogs off the hot sidewalk and planning walks earlier in the day. yeah, i have a black cocker spaniel named charlie. so yeah, when it's really hot, we have to be super strategic in san francisco, temperatures rose above 90 degrees, shocking tourists. we thought it would be more foggy, actually, and delighting locals. it's so foggy all the time that this is perfect. this is a little amazing for san francisco. yes it's very hot. and a message for caltrain commuters. caltrain stations across the bay area right now are are expecting delays because of this intense heat. reporting live in walnut creek, emma goss nbc, bay area news. emma, t

very busy in the 680 corridor in walnut creek.of this and that's why this has picked up again, because those accidents are clearing a lot of traffic now working its way through the lamorinda area. that's lafayette 24 westbound. and that is very slow at this hour. working their way towards the caldecott and then more waiting once they hit that bay bridge. time now is 7.40. we'll send it back to gasia. >> thank you. frank. the first and only vice presidential debate is tonight. we will see tim walz and jd vance face off just five weeks before election day. >> and that leads us right to andre senior in the studio with our viewer poll of the day. andre, here's the thing. >> no more presidential debates. no more vice presidential debates. so i talked to an expert who said, hey, this one is going to be just as important because we don't have any other debates to be understanding what the policies are for both candidates. so here's our question of the day. do you plan on watching the vice presidential debate? and it's very simple here. y

excessive heat warning right now in downtown walnut creek. it's about 78 degrees. it's not too too bad. we decided to check in with some people here. residents asking, you know, when they got their morning coffee, are they getting warm? are they getting ice? what are they doing? but before we get into that, take a look. this is some video that we captured of the heat earlier this week. now, this excessive heat warning is set to last until tomorrow night at 11 o'clock near includes the north. but excuse me, the south bay east bay and even the city of san francisco with inland temperatures possibly reaching up to 110 than areas along the coast, reaching about 95 or so today. now we chatted with some people here in downtown walnut creek about their coffee order. we got mixed reviews. take a listen. >> it's still cool enough in the morning. we're fine here. but yeah, feels later in the day. i'd be like, but a nice have painting. and whenever it's like the summer, it's really nice to drink it because has really good flavor in it. >> and when i really nice and really lik

heather farms in walnut creek. people are already heading into the fall about the ways you can see them walking in this morning. now there's only 2 people walking in right now, but about 15 minutes ago or so 10 minutes ago, there was probably about 30 to 40. so coming up at 6 o'clock we're going to head on in there. chat with people. see how they're doing with the heat and just exactly they what they do when they're out here in the swimming pool because they do have to do it all in moderation. other underneath that hot well, we'll send it back to you. i bet you before too long you'll need to jump into the pool yourself because it's supposed to be the hottest in walnut creek in the east bay today and they're michael. thank you. >> staying in the east bay and oakland school administrator is recovering from injuries she suffered when an attempted carjacker tried to run her over with her own car. now this happened less than a block from the school where she works at kron four's. dan kerman has the story. >> administrat

michael thomas to the hottest part of the east bay walnut creek this morning. good morning, michael. >> good morning, everyone. that's right. the excessive heat that sun is already risen and we're starting to feel a little bit warmer and take a look behind me here at the aquatic center. you can see the swimmers already. and one thing i noticed all brought their water. the biggest thing everybody needs to know is staying hydrated. and you can see even when you're in the pool, you still need to do that. this excessive heat warning it is lasting until 11 o'clock tonight. it includes the north bay, south bay, east bay and even in the city of san francisco with inland temperatures like here in walnut creek, reaching into those triple digits, even possibly up to around 110 areas along the coast reaching 95. we spoke with a lifeguard this morning here. take a listen to his advice for those who are heading into the pool or even just out anywhere, including the beach. okay. you know, actually, i'm just kidding. what he told me actually was to make sure that you're drink

is the problem coming down out of walnut creek? we have a lot of folks coming off of highway four with the early start out of antioch, pittsburg bay, point all moving smoothly. 24 is the problem. point heading into orinda for the westbound commute direction, the rest of contra costa county and the rest of the map shows nothing unexpected outside of highway 24. back to you. thank you mike. we are now one month away from election day and vice president kamala harris travels to battleground michigan today after making a pitch to republicans and independent voters alongside liz cheney in wisconsin, former president donald trump heads to georgia to tour damage caused by hurricane helene today in the bay's alice barr joins us live from washington, and there will be no rest for anybody in the next month. alice. kris. we are in the stretch now where really these nominees are going to be picking up the pace on the campaign trail. as you noted, former president trump has refocusing on the hurricane storm damage zone today. as vice president,

while walnut creek in nevado sharing the spot for very hot spot today only then reaching 77 degrees. nobody's getting to the 80's tonight tomorrow and early saturday. our peak fire danger hours after that winds come down. a surefire potential also relaxes 70's and 80's for your highs into next week. today marks 35 years since the infamous 1989 earthquake here in the bay area. >> 6.9 in magnitude it killed. 63 people injured more than 3,000 others. and in terms of damage, well, it's no surprise. but looking at these images that it ran up into the billions of dollars. we had damage both on the san francisco side and on the oakland side of the bay bridge. that quake was also nicknamed by some as the world series earthquake. because don't forget, it actually struck during game 3 of the world series there. and 89 is the giants and the a's were facing off out of candlestick park. and here in this video, you saw that section of the bay bridge that fell down onto the lower deck. course, the bay bridge doesn't look like that anymore. that span was torn down years ago and replaced with a new s

i'm watching walnut creek. there's a little more slowing heading through walnut creek. pleasant hill, but so far not bad for that portion of contra costa county. we've got more news right after this saying right now is start with the budget and start early. so this year there will be just 27 days between thanksgiving and christmas. that means three fewer days to shop than you had in years past. while the national retail federation forecast holiday spending could possibly see a 3.5% increase from last year, analysts say that they are seeing what they call stretch theory. that's when shoppers are okay with spending. so as long as they're getting a good deal, 58% of shoppers actually want to shop and spend more and buy more gifts if they feel like they're getting a good deal. so it's really less about saving that money and keeping the dollars in your pocket and stretching the dollars and stretch theory and kind of getting more bang for your buck. she also recommends stacking your savings by shopping for discounts and using price comparison tools, just to make sure that you

and it is 46, in walnut creek. so you'll notice it is a little bit more of a chill in the air this morning. and that will continue. we do have the stream of clouds just to our north, this cold front. it's been hanging out there, but we've also been watching areas just to our south right off of the west coast of acapulco and the west coast of mexico. we are seeing this storm strengthen. now, hurricane kristie, out there moving to the west fairly quickly at 20mph. and this is expected to become possibly a category four hurricane. and then quickly weaken as it continues on its track across the pacific. we'll be watching that next week because sometimes our weather systems are able to pick up some of that moisture and bring in a higher chance of rain across the southwest. and of course, possibly for the bay area. so we'll be keeping an eye on that. temperatures will be in the low to mid 80s for the south county, but mostly in the upper 70s for today. you may notice it's a little bit warmer for the middle of the afterno

that's walnut creek and nevado getting up to 77 degrees. so nobody hitting 80 degrees for your thursday afternoon. forecast tonight into tomorrow into early saturday will be our peak winds. after that winds will calm and our fire danger relaxes next week looks to be steady with highs remaining fairly seasonable anywhere from the 60's at the coast to low 80's at the warmest inland reyna. all right, tom, thank ypu for that. let's get you rolling out there. 18 min right rally into the city on the bay bridge. why are 2 words around? 26. >> the richmond sandra fell bridge is at 12 and the golden gate. 37 of the tolls, 30 minutes. >> time to talk winners and losers on wall street financial expert rob black joining us this morning. rob, as we're looking at the markets, green across the board and boy, looks like nvidia is really riding i waive good morning. >> yeah, there's a company called time on semiconductor who had really solid earnings report. they basically make factories that make semiconductors one of the biggest companies that they work f

the lawsuit says per him also filed a report with orinda police in april of 2018 and with walnut creek police while she was at the hospital. but neither department launched an investigation. we reached out to the contra costa county sheriff's office. they said, quote, a report was taken on march 23rd 2018. we take these cases seriously. and detectives thoroughly investigated the accusations. it was later determined the claims were unfounded. we also reached out to walnut creek's police department and they said, quote. >> after thoroughly reviewing our records, we can honestly say the walnut creek police department had no involvement in the investigation of the year in incident described in the complaint. now they are making statements was found it odd that it was because you didn't do anything. you didn't help are you didn't do investigation, of course. but why wouldn't you say that to are in the police has not responded to our request for comment on this case. >> this lawsuit joins more than 20 others against city. but keep in mind, this is civil lawsuit. charges will be filed. there

hottest places tomorrow east to 680 as you head north up towards walnut creek and concord. anywhere from 102 to maybe 104 degrees. oakland. back in the 90s again. san mateo 88. downtown san francisco closing in on 90 degrees, mostly 80s around san francisco tomorrow. north bay temperatures in the upper seconds to near 100 degrees. lots of outdoor events. you got stanford hosting virginia tech. it's a 1230 start game in the upper seconds to low 90s around palo alto. then, as we transition down into san jose state, kickoff time against nevada is at 430. will be in the upper 90s dropping into the mid 90s as the game goes on, and a lot of national media around this game. cal hosting miami. as you can see by 730. berkeley still in the 80s out there and then dropping into the upper 70s as the game wraps up now sunday. unfortunately, just as hot. similar spread of temperatures 90s 100 degrees inland 80s and 90s bayside, which means kickoff for the 49ers game, likely to be in the mid 90s, could see upper seconds around halftime and then low 90s towards the end of the game. so stay

let's get a live look outside from walnut creek. what has been a nice start to the workweek done with the red flag warning. the fog is back near the coast. all is well. yeah. and chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is back. so lawrence, maybe even a little teeny bit of rain. yeah. maybe a few showers coming our way with would be nice to see. i'll show you that more in a moment. but right now. >> yeah, we're looking at that fog rolling back its kind of breathing, a sigh of relief have to get through those red flag warnings. those can be very, very scary. and we're not done with that just yet for the season. >> until we get real significant storm rolling in here right now. i just don't see it out the door right now, though, you can see that fog pushing inside the bay. that is a very welcome sight. after a dry weekend with those offshore winds now are getting that onshore breeze hearing that moist cool air off the ocean waters moving him back in the bay in the valleys as well. tonight we're gonna see that spread into the bay tomorrow.

walnut creek among our warmer spots at 77 for your daytime high.ly is the wind that is upping fire danger and that will be present tonight tomorrow into early saturday, midday saturday. wind should begin to calm down and fire danger. relax is after that, too. 70's to 80's as we move into next week. all right. on the moved from right. >> on the bay heading into the city this morning. well, amatil bridges around. 32 over to summer fills up 14 in the golden gate at 39 minute ride. >> well, 7.46, is the time in the trial of nima, many, the man accused of murdering cash app founder bob lee continued in san francisco. the jury heard testimony yesterday from the investigators who worked the case. they presented new dna and fingerprint evidence with a focus on a paring knife that was found at the scene and drugs discovered in lee's hotel room. prosecutors many stab lee believing he had given drugs to many sister because their cause art and that they had been engaging in inappropriate behavior. now, the defense argues many acted in self-defense and was prot

let's start out with a live look at walnut creek and san jose. all eyes are on the dry and windy conditions expected to take hold of the bay area. with this fire danger looming as a result. pg&e is warning more than 7000 customers in six bay area counties they could lose power starting today through saturday. utility says the time to prepare is now. it says it has increased staffing and set up staging areas for quick repairs. these crew members will be patrolling by foot by air, making sure that there's nothing on the lines, no vegetation, no debris that could potentially spark when we turn power back on. meteorologist kari hall is tracking when those high winds are expected to move in. so when are we talking about kari? we're expecting it to really start to ramp up later on this evening, but it may be sooner for san francisco, as we are going to see those winds increasing as we go throughout the day. and we are also going to see this system dropping in, giving us a few clouds early. but overall, it's helping to create that pressure gradient acro

mostly clear skies as we take you over to walnut creek. still short sweater over around broadway plaza. 92 degrees right now. humidity at 18%. over around san rafael, 87 degrees. no sign of a ocean air conditioning there. but we did get a little bit of it in san francisco. we're down to 70, but that sea breeze will start to back off as we move forward into tomorrow morning. 60s and 70s to start the day, and unfortunately, we're expecting highs tomorrow to trend a little bit warmer again. so areas south of san jose will make a run at the temperatures above 100 degrees from south san jose down into morgan hill, tri valley, heading up to concord and walnut creek. hottest places around the bay area tomorrow from 100 to 105 degrees in reach. and look at bayside again. oakland and hayward back into the 90s again. 95 in redwood city, palo alto 92. stanford game coming up there early afternoon. we'll look at that forecast in a moment. downtown san francisco, close to 90 tomorrow. more 90s and hundreds across the north bay. so speaking of palo alto

it's always a little warm in walnut creek. when it gets hot like this, jeff, it just gets outrageous. all right, as the october heat wave continues, a lot of people are cranking up the ac and the air conditioning companies are just struggling to keep up. hometown heating and air conditioning in the east bay swamped answering all sorts of repair calls this week. now, they say normally this time of the year, they're servicing heaters, but it's been nonstop ac repairs. concord couple says their air conditioner, of course, stopped working yesterday and they've had their fans running and their drapes drawn. but they say it's still been miserable. i mean, you can see i'm dripping now, so it gets really hot. it's been pretty wild. it's been it's been pretty busy. you know, i told my wife, don't call and ask when i'm coming home. i'll be home when i'm done. and of course, customers have been extremely grateful to see him. they say it's been busier. start to fall the busiest, in fact, since they can remember. oh, that's the worst. it's

this is in the east bay overlooking walnut creek. kari has got a look at our temperatures. i noticed it was a little cooler. at least it felt that way this morning. yeah, and i think it will be like this over the next few days as we get more clouds coming in tomorrow. we'll even start out tomorrow morning with some early morning rain. most of the north bay will see rain chances beginning tonight, but don't worry, this is all drying out. moving out of here in time for your halloween evening. and then the weekend. we'll have another chance of rain coming in mainly early saturday morning. so this is the first system that's arriving with some spotty showers already seeing some sprinkles in parts of the coastal north bay, and so that will continue to fall apart as it moves in. better chance of rain coming in later on this overnight into early tomorrow morning, and then starting to clear out by late tomorrow morning into the afternoon. we'll be tracking this in the next system behind it. i'll have details coming up. mike has a look at where you can fill up for a little bit less.

we're at 43 now in walnut creek. 49 in san francisco. and also upper 40s for san mateo and 51 now in san jose. now we're headed back to the mid to upper 60s for this afternoon, which is actually a little bit cooler than normal. so we're going to see this weather over the next few days with upper 60s and los gatos for the east bay, it will be up to 71. in antioch and concord and 66 in hayward. we can leave the windows open through the afternoon, enjoying the milder weather and it's going to be in the mid 60s for much of the peninsula into san francisco. a little breezy at times, not as windy as it got yesterday, but we're still looking at a light northwesterly wind in the north bay. 69 in santa rosa and 68 in sonoma. tomorrow, clouds will start to move in and we're getting ready for more rain. much needed rain at this point, especially for the north bay where we will have the best chance of at least measuring something. it's in and out of here before you can go trick or treating on thursday night. that's the good news, is that we're mostl

mike, you're starting with a look at walnut creek.h, because there will be changes ahead right here. this is 680. the tail lights really split with 24 just there in walnut creek. as we look at the map we see no green at that walnut creek junction or the split, i guess i should say just above it, though we do see highway 4 continuing to build up a lot out of antioch and toward pittsburg bay. point folks may be heading down kirker pass, so we're watching that top of the screen. highway 37 continues to build the extended, slowing there and now slowing across the bay bridge. no metering lights just yet. we'll see those in about five minutes, maybe less. the rest of the bay shows a nice easy drive of san jose starts. a little bit of slowing for 101. back to you. thank you very much, mike. it is 534 today. the sister of nima momeni is expected to continue her testimony in the high profile murder case of bob lee. kazama's. nima momeni first took the stand last thursday. she didn't finish her testimony and was not in court. will court rather

the lawsuit says per him also filed a report with orinda police in april of 2018 and with walnut creek police while she was at the hospital. but neither department launched an investigation. we reached out to the contra costa county sheriff's office. they said, quote, a report was taken on march 23rd 2018. we take these cases seriously. and detectives thoroughly investigated the accusations. it was later determined the claims were unfounded. we also reached out to walnut creek's police department and they said, quote, after thoroughly reviewing our records, we can honestly say the walnut creek police department had no involvement in the investigation of the year in incident described in the complaint. now they are making statements was found it odd that it was because you didn't do you didn't help are you didn't do any investigation, of course. but why wouldn't you say that to are in the police has not responded to our request for comment on this case. >> this lawsuit joins more than 20 others against city. but keep in mind, this is civil lawsuit. charges will be filed. there is a lot

walnut creek. back to you. thank you very much, mike. the conflict in the middle east is intensifying. israel's shooting more airstrikes overnight after iran launching its biggest attack on the country. up next, we talk to a former israeli general on how the situation is developing at this hour. plus, a wi-fi revolution. the new major push from airlines for faster and more reliable internet. while in the air and move over mudang. meet presto. we're going to introduce you to the large and in charge baby penguin that has the internet swooning. you're watching today in the bay fuz today in concord with this microclimate weather alert, it's going to be another day of dangerous heat into the afternoon. we see temperatures here in the upper 90s at 1:00, 104 at 5:00, and we're going to see it gradually cool down this evening. and another hot day ahead tomorrow. so we'll take a look at what to expect over the next several days, coming up in a few minutes and what to expect right now by the coliseum is right here on the screen. oakland moves smoo

esto en colaboración con la policía de walnut creek y otras agencias. se arrestaron a 6 personas.es también identificaron y arrestaron a 2 sospechosos que se cree serían responsables de robos en toda el área de la bahía. y nos mantenemos en el este del área de la bahía porque la policía descubrió un laboratorio de drogas en union city. todo comenzó alrededor de las 08:00 cuando oficiales detuvieron a un hombre en actitud sospechosa en el área de kendall drive. fue el propio sospechoso quien llevó a los oficiales hasta su vivienda. los policías registraron la propiedad y encontraron el laboratorio de drogas. luego, la unidad de materiales peligrosos del departamento de bomberos del condado de alameda. lo desmanteló. mientras que el acusado está en libertad condicional. varios residentes del distrito tres de san josé iniciaron el proceso para destituir a su representante. el concejal omar torres, quien enfrenta una investigación por conducta sexual inapropiada con menores de edad. flavio lacayo nos explica lo que ocurrió esta tarde. es que esto no puede continuar. es obvio que el co

the lawsuit says per him also filed a report with orinda police in april of 2018 and with walnut creek police while she was at the hospital. but neither department launched an investigation. we reached out to the contra costa county sheriff's office. they said, quote, a report was taken on march 23rd 2018. we take these cases seriously. and detectives thoroughly investigated the accusations. it was later determined the claims were unfounded. we also reached out to walnut creek's police department and they said, quote, after thoroughly reviewing our records, we can honestly say the walnut creek police department had no involvement in the investigation of the orinda incident described in the complaint. now they are making statements was found it odd that it was because you didn't do you didn't help are you didn't do any investigation, of course. but why wouldn't you say that to are in the police has not responded to our request for comment on this case. >> this lawsuit joins more than 20 others against city. but keep in mind, this is civil lawsuit. charges will be filed. there is a lot m

it's 57, in san mateo and in san jose, 54 in walnut creek. now, going into the next several hours, we will be watching this. a slight chance of rain coming in from the north. so it's approaching in parts of the north bay with some spotty showers, mainly near the coast and the north bay will be the highest possibility of seeing at least a little bit of wet weather today. we're going to see a high of 66 in napa, 60 in san francisco and 64 in dublin. so a lot of these temperatures are about ten degrees lower than it was yesterday. so it will be cooler for this afternoon and the next several days with not much of a warmup here. upper 60s and a few low 70s. but overall it's going to be much below normal and then going into the middle of the week. the next weather system coming in also will bring in some spotty showers, but once again, it's the north bay on target for at least measuring a little bit of rain here, with the possibility of seeing that rain developing between wednesday night and early thursday morning. and don't worry, it's out of here

that's walnut creek. this is from mount tam showing us the and so you're going want to be really careful as temperatures get well into the 100 stud. a lot of medical professionals are reminding everybody to stay cool as best you can avoid. >> and heat related illnesses and keep an eye out for those around you that might be suffering. that's right. kron four's michael thomas is live in livermore with the very latest getting reaction from people and how they're dealing with the heat. michael. >> good morning, everyone. as you just heard, all of them say it set to be extremely hot places here like livermore set to get into the triple digits up to around 110 or so many of these residents this morning. tell me, though, that they are ready for it. but nobody really likes the heat, especially in october. take a look. we've got some visuals on your screen of those hot days. and even if you do like the heat, some people tell me this morning, it may be just a little bit too hot and this heat wave is set to last unt

you're tied with walnut creek for very hottest spot at 108.tly in the 90's for the east bay shoreline. fremont union city, you will reach 100 degrees today, danville and conquered as well as pittsburgh. each rising to 107, or 104, today. snow by at 103. well, santa rosa in petaluma right at 100 degrees. let's look ahead. we do have a gradual cooling trend if we can even call it that tomorrow. still scorcher with 90's to triple digits. at least the coast schools down tomorrow by friday, saturday and sunday. we're into the 90's at the warmest by tuesday of next week, closer to seasonal averages in the 70's to 80's james. >> john, thank you. it's 10, 19 and members of the state assembly have been summoned back to the state capitol to vote on governor gavin newsom's, oil and gas plan. now the governor vows it. it's going to lower prices at the pump, but not everybody agrees. we have capitol correspondent eytan wallace to explain. >> and honestly believe that this is a good faith attempt to address a real problem in california. this measure does no

we continue our team coverage right now with kron 4 charles clifford live for us from walnut creek. thanks for joining us. how hot is it? >> now it's it's it's hot spot about 97. 98 right now in walnut creek was actually nice like in the 80's until noon. but this afternoon, the height, the heat is really spiking. a lot of people staying in the shade trying to stay cool. and as you mentioned, health officials are just asking people to use cyution next couple of days. >> by midday tuesday, the temperature in downtown walnut creek approach 100 degrees. earlier in the day, families took advantage of the shade and city park to get their kids outside for a bit before things got too hot. we're trying to stay cool. jessica forte says she's had enough of the heat. i'm a very much cozy fall kind of person. so it's a little bit hot for me to be but until the weather cools off, health officials are asking people to stay safe. the american red cross recommends that everyone stay hydrated. they say the average person should drink around 3 quarters of a gallon of water per day. they also recommend

walnut creek, cleastskiesday. seconds y sunshine in san jose and walnut creek. a bit warmer than that, but pleasant with highs in the mid 70s. here's future week with temperatures starting out in the 40s and 50s, but the sun does warm us up very nicely heading into the afternoon, so we'll have 60s and 70s concord, 69 in san mateo with lots of sunshine,trd moving in over thet damperatures in the 70s and 80s widespread. we'll mhelin starred restaurant that just announced its r technology meant people out safely. after goodwie transformative p in the oakland hills government notifications. >> i think i because it lets you know, lik me to the fknthow, imminent dangera it's a great tool to workplaces to make sure you are up tog ready in the event of an emergency. you can find resources on how to prepare for an on the abc seven bay area website. more than wasy murdered on camera by islamist militants, his life and area. tonight's event is called fod fest, which is short for friends of danny. daniel pearl was kidnaped and killed in religious cleric. his murder shocked

now we chatted with some of the swimmers here in walnut creek about the heat. take a listen to what one man had to say. he says he just moved to the area from palo alto. so he says he was a little bit taken back with this heat this week. >> it has quite interesting care of like having over. 100 degrees. andrew coming here, of course, on this story in the morning. ios enjoy a mistake sight of u.s. the right there. weights. you know how you are. we? from 10 to 3. >> now, officials want remind people just a practice that heat safety. we've got some details on your screen now. remember, dress appropriately with some loose clothing. stay in the shade. if you can drink lots of water, obviously and also making sure that, you know, you're never leaving pets. are people in a car, outdoor workers and athletes should wear sunscreen and know when to take a break. remember if you're feeling dizzy, thirsty, weak and nauseous in you're sweating a lot. you are having heat exhaustion. you need to sit down in the shade, drink some water and kind of cool down. and if you're feeli

la russa started the walnut creek based animal rescue foundation back in the 1990s. he split from it last year. it's now joy bound people and pets. la russa is planning to raise money for penfed next month at his annual leaders and legends event, before creators have the opportunity to present their product, an item featured on this week's shark tank is already going viral. >> it's a not fried chicken ice cream. so okay, you could see right there it looks like a bucket of chicken. but actually each of those, you know, chicken pieces will look like chicken is ice cream. so it's a brainchild of life raft treats. and they'll have to pitch their idea to todd graves, who's the founder of raising cane's. >> look, when i came in, though, all the sharks, this was this was the best part for me. all the sharks were so welcoming and helpful, giving me tips along the way and in between breaks. so i settled in pretty quick after about the second pitch, and then i just start having fun with it. >> more than half a million people, including the reddit founder, have commented on a s

the lawsuit says per him also filed a report with orinda police in april of 2018 and with walnut creek police while she was at the hospital. but neither department launched an investigation. we reached out to the contra costa county sheriff's office. they said, quote, a report was taken on march 23rd 2018. we take these cases seriously. and detectives thoroughly investigated the accusations. it was later determined the claims were unfounded. we also reached out to walnut creek's police department and they said, quote. >> after thoroughly reviewing our records, we can honestly say the walnut creek police department had no involvement in the investigation of the orinda incident described in the complaint. now they are making statements was found it odd that it was because you didn't do anything. you didn't help are you didn't do investigation, of course. but why wouldn't you say that to are in the police has not responded to our request for comment on this case. >> this lawsuit joins more than 20 others against city. but keep in mind, this is civil lawsuit. charges will be filed. there i

it broke out next to ignacio valley road near walnut creek and started just after 3 p.m. crews were able to contain the flames. a little over an hour later, a cal fire aircraft helped them get a handle on it. five acres of vegetation burned, but no buildings were affected. >> some encouraging news for hundreds of p-g-and-e's customers who are facing a public safety power shut off this evening. the utility says improving weather conditions in alameda, contra costa and sonoma counties this evening allowed it to call off any planned outage. p-g-and-e's officials notified those customers earlier this afternoon, but 140 customers in napa county are still under the threat of an outage. most of those residents live in remote, mountainous areas of the county. track the heat wave with the abc seven bay area app so you can access the forecast with the same live doppler seven tools that our weather team uses, and we will send alerts right to your phone when there are any important updates. >> baseball legend pete rose died today. rose was major league baseball's all time hits leader

wake up, walnut creek.are live with tips on how to beat the heat. >>> to have support from the city is a big thing. and having support in the community is even bigger. so we mix these two, you get taboo. >> plus, it's month month and your community station showing how the story of a latino barbershop owner defines what is best about the bay. thank you for creating a space where people can come together and have positivity and have all the good energy like your audience brings every day. >>> get a sneak peek at the morning edition's appearance on the drew barry more show. why stories matter, halfway through the workweek. let's do this, bay area. ly everyone, i'm reed cowan. nice to have you with us. >> i can't wait in see the episode. i'm gianna franco with you on drew. it -- just seeing some of the clips so far i mean, you were -- so you. and it's wonderful. for everyone to see. >> i was texting gianna from backstage and they're not making me wear the mohawk. there's a tease for you. we'll explain later. >>

we have 88 in napa, low 90s in areas like walnut creek, concord, livermore. temperatures will continue to warm another 5 or 10 degrees before we top out. this afternoon. one neighborhood, rohnert park. not sure if that reading is correct, but 100 degrees sometimes if those thermometers are caught in the sun, it will give an accurate, inaccurate reading. 100 reported in one neighborhood, menlo park, into the inner east bay 95 danville, clayton 91 lafayette. so again, the heat is on with the excessive heat warning going into tomorrow night for the bayside communities and the heat advisory for the coastline, as well as the north bay. just a reminder here. make sure you stay hydrated. avoid the outdoors during the afternoon heat if at all possible. so the futurecast here. we'll show you again wednesday into thursday. you notice the ridge begins to break down. it shifts inland. and this trough here to the north of us is going to be helping us out just a little bit. getting into the weekend, but still staying above average. and for the afternoon today we are 20 to

the lawsuit says per him also filed a report with orinda police in april of 2018 and with walnut creek police while she was at the hospital. but neither department launched an investigation. we reached out to the contra costa county sheriff's office. they said, quote, a report was taken on march 23rd 2018. we take these cases seriously. and detectives thoroughly investigated the accusations. it was later determined the claims were unfounded. we also rached out to walnut creek's police department and they said, quote, after thoroughly reviewing our records, we can honestly say the walnut creek police department had no involvement in the investigation of the year in the incident described in the complaint. now they are making point was on found it odd that it was because you didn't do you didn't help are you didn't do any investigation, course. but why wouldn't you say that to are in the police has not responded to our request for comment on this case. >>this lawsuit joins more than 20 others against city. but keep in mind, this is civil lawsuit. charges will be filed. there is a lot mor

right at 50 for concord and also walnut creek. menlo park says, don't forget about me, i never would. menlo park, i never would. many 40s here. ross fairfax in there. point reyes down to 40. novato. sonoma at 44. even napa. windsor. healdsburg. take your pick. there are many occidental also at 46, 36, 47 truckee and south lake tahoe. mammoth at 25. our low for the weekend is now visiting the rockies. that's giving them some active weather. our system moving into the north will keep us on a little bit cooler pattern today and tomorrow before we get a little bump up, but that won't be until wednesday. so fog sun cooler though today, temperatures coming down and nothing showing up yet. maybe the 30th 31st. looks to be our best bet. but if you're north. yeah, some rain, but overall just a quiet pattern. some areas to watch would be the western pacific. a lot of moisture out there around the philippines. some of that could get caught up in the westerlies, but you get a lot of lead time on that. a cooler monday. fog has returned. humidi

a man from walnut creek is in florida.pecting a hurricane when he and his family traveled to florida to see his parents. >> in a matter of days, it went, hey, this is a storm to this is a tropical storm. and then overnight, it was this is a category five hurricane. people are leaving. people are leaving really fast. >> this is going to be one for the records. some of the folks coming out of helene before we knew milton was coming right on its heels, were just starting that recovery piece of a disaster response. >> now the red cross here in the bay area is sending almost 50 people to florida. officials in florida say it's that state's biggest evacuation ever, and crews are overwhelmed with recovery from the last storm. >> republican vice presidential nominee jd vance returns to the bay area today for a campaign fundraiser as americans begin to cast their ballots, the senator from ohio is set to attend a reception in woodside. tickets start at $3,300 a person. no word yet on who's hosting. vance also held a fundraiser back i

all right, it's now time to head out to sleepy, bucolic walnut creek.ere to tell us what it is. >> sleepy and comfortable and still cool here because it is still dark outside. it's a nice, comfortable 63, 65 degrees. behind me is the pool at heather farms park. it opens at 530, so you're seeing some of the first swimmers getting ready to jump in. these dedicated swimmers will be here, rain or shine, but it's certainly a lot easier to jump in the water when we know it's going to be a hot day today. temperatures, as steve just mentioned, expected to reach the triple digits here in walnut creek and other inland areas, and it's also expected to be unseasonably hot in the coastal parts of the bay area. this excessive heat warning covers san francisco, oakland and the coast, as well as those inland areas. it goes. it stays into effect until 11:00 tomorrow. so the advice for people avoid being out during the heat of the afternoon, especially when it comes to your pets and walking your dog. >> he's high demand, so i usually walk her like 4 or 5 times a day. but

the lawsuit says per him also filed a report with orinda police in april of 2018 and with walnut creek police while she was at the hospital. but neither department launched an investigation. we reached out to the contra costa county sheriff's office. they said, quote, a report was taken on march 23rd 2018. we take these cases seriously. and detectives thoroughly investigated the accusations. it was later determined the claims were unfounded. we also reached out to walnut creek's police department and they said, quote, after thoroughly reviewing our records, we can honestly say the walnut creek police department had no involvement in the investigation of the year in the incident described in the complaint. now they are making statements was found it odd that it was because you didn't do you didn't help are you didn't do in the investigation, of course. but why wouldn't you say that to me? >> this lawsuit joins more than 20 others against city. but this is civil lawsuits are no charges will be brought against a ditty. now, keep in mind, there's a lot more details in this lawsuit. 62 page

original joe's says it is opening its 5th location in walnut creek last year. a lot of folks out there can't wait. the city's project planner says that the new location off south main street near broadway plaza currently under construction. original joe's purses been a business in the bay area since 1937, when it first opened up in san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood. >> the oakland zoo shared a goodbye message too. ost the elephant there. we soon heading to an elephant sanctuary in tennessee. he'll be transported in a specially designed air-conditioned trailer for the 40 hour trip. there's a hot week last week for ocean oakland. he is a 30 year-old elephant enjoys playing with things and he's been at the zoo for what he hears. look at that track. he was also the only remaining african elephant left at the 2. and that was the main reason why. he is being relocated. he was getting lonely after the other african elephants. we're no longer within the zoo. plans to renovate that space to make room for a new species in the coming >> months and looks like likes t