north 101 recovering from the area of marsh up to woodside. we have one lane closed now, how quickly chp has helped, that crash still there blocking the slow lane, the second crash to the north of there at peninsula avenue. i suggested instead of the dumbarton bridge if you're traveling north of there, take the san mateo bridge, traffic up into san mateo. we had flashing lights in the service area, causing a slow drive across the flat section that should improve a little bit, the concern upper east sheer froe way slowing, i'll show you why coming up. >>> 6:11 right now. >> as the kincade firefight continues, there are concerns about next week's election. >>> we get some key numbers today on the economy, i'll walk you through it and the rest of the day's news, that's coming up after the break. >>> good wednesday morning. right now at 6:14, we are still under a microclimate weather alert, as we've seen some gusts in the higher elevations, all calm as we take a live look in fremont. as you head out the door, it is just cold. we have clear skies,

live in woodside, robert handa, nbc bay area news. >> communicating is key. thanks so much, robert. >>> a community worried about an old power pole got the upgrade they wanted for years. today, pg&e crews replaced it. last week we showed you the pockmarked pole damaged by woodpeckers in rockmore. the community claimed the pole has caused several fires and that pg&e had promised to > as tens of thousands of ag people in the bay area face another round of power outages, the bay area's largest city is moving forward with its plan to try and buy out pg&e and build its own power grids. san jose's power proposal was heard by the city rules committee today. committee members say they believe the public would benefit from san jose taking over the power grid because it would mean better management and fewer potential blackouts. the mayor admits pg&e has said its assets are not for sale, but he says he's not discouraged. >> although pg&e has stated that the company's assets are not for sale, in fact they're in bankruptcy court. they are for sale, and whether they like

woodside, 39. low 40s on the peninsula. menlo park, palo alto and stanford. mainly upper 40s and 50s toward foster city, beaumont and hillsborough.'s sister will move in to the north and make lipof in california to give us an increase in low clouds tonight and tomorrow but mostly sunny and 60s and 70s on the thames.sal is here and he will tell us -- >> i'm telling you there are some issues out there but for the most part this commute is easing into it on wednesday. let's start with the richmond bridge apart approach westbound to san rafael. there was a crash on 580 westbound and also police activity on 580 eastbound in combination there was slow traffic. i do believe i see some of the remnants of that either a crasher police activity here at the toll plaza. they have moved it off the bridge. you can see the police cars are here and no longer in the lanes and that is good news for commuters. 80 westbound, 21 minutes from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze. another 15 minutes at the bay bridge toll plaza. san francisco, northbound 101 looks good approac

northbound 101 coming up on in redwood city at woodside road. several lanes are blocked with an injury crash. it's early enough in the morning for you to avoid 101 altogether and use 280. 280 is doing well. there's an accident in burlingame on northbound 101. two spots here on the bayshore freeway that could be easily avoided by getting on northbound 280 instead. that looks great and is a lot less traffic. into the east bay we do have traffic getting up to the bay bridge. that is backed up for a 10-15 minute wait. there is low traffic there. the east shore freeway looks good. there is a lot of slow traffic on the altamont pass approach. >>> overnight wind is not a strong as feared but fire crews are telling us that situation remains fluid. >> this fire is obviously proven to us that it is stubborn and if it wants to keep pushing to the west. >> so far firefighters have been successful in preventing the flames from moving toward santa rosa, healdsburg and windsor . that is still a concern. the air attack has been critical in fighting the fire. pl

actually here in the woodside area and obviously as you can tell so very dark because it's very ely but the shopping centers that are right behind me as well as some of the streets that are in front of me near major thoroughfares here in the woodside area are areas that could be impacted obviously that brings the thought of a lot of dangers when it comes to street lights and trees traffic lights in these areas and again as we've mentioned because they are areas that are a little more. woodland areas and foothill areas. they're also areas with naturally not a lot a lot of light already so the fact that the lights could be off in that area even just the traffic and street lights that's a big safety concern. there are actually some more areas here in san mateo county where hundreds of people could be impacted if this does happen tomorrow. go ahead and for up a map, so you can see that area here in san mateo county we're talking honda area, san gregorio where i am right now as i mentioned in woodside and other parts of the unincorporated county area. so of course in these areas as i mention

woodside on the peninsula at 39. polk valley at 34 and healdsburg down to 34.in sonoma valley, 40 and 36 around there. mill valley, 21. jackpot in truckee, 39 and cooler areas. truckee and south lake tahoe have been trying to outdo each other. truckee is 21 and south lake tahoe, 22. 40 in seattle and the coldest low since april 29. mount shasta, 31 in medford, 38 and some cold readings from seattle all the way to the bay area because of that low kicking out with forecast highs warmer than yesterday but still below average and 60s and 70s in santa rosa, san jose, in the 60s yesterday and it will be low to mid-70s was santa rosa, 74. the city, 65 and the record low in san francisco was 49 in 1950 with the presidio being 47 and ocean beach, 48. i don't think it will get lower than that but there are readings near 50 or 49 in san francisco and high temps have been stuck since friday. yesterday, a cool 62 and 36 in lakeport and 40s in most locations and the cold dry air filters in and the low is kicking out with a quiet pattern tomorrow and debrief cool down on thur

we are live in the hillsides of woodside.d back to you in the bay in oakland. >>> sky fox. the kincade fire is burning. we will recap what we know about the fire. we have crews on the ground .>>> there is somewhat of an opportunity over the next day to get the upper hand. over the weekend a strong wind event is headed our way. we will talk more about that coming up. the juul record. they took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. juul marketed mango, mint, and menthol flavors, addicting kids to nicotine. five million kids now using e-cigarettes. the fda said juul ignored the law with misleading health claims. now juul is pushing prop c, to overturn san francisco's e-cigarette protections. say no to juul, no to big tobacco, no to prop c. >>> we want to get back to our coverage of the kincaid fire in sonoma county. here is a live look at the current situation. a lot of smoke amidst the black charred hills. the red flag warning has expired. weather conditions improving to give crews an opportunity to gain ground on this fast-moving fi

their map and they say woodside should be in the clear that some very good good news. there. but here in this area we've got again it's it's a much more remote areas to homes or every few blocks from each other, not a lawyer but lot of large from neighborhoods per se so in shopping centers like the one i met today, this is where a lot of people come into town get their morning coffee get breakfast, i've spoken with a few people here so far this morning who say hey they don't think that these are necessarily necessary that pg near doing that, but it can if haas up with devastation that could happen from fires and they say you know if that's the best option they have right now let's go ahead and do that let's listen to what one man had to say. >>i guess we have to do it raises the bigger question was this. >>now that top of that man right there. gary had a is something that a lot of people here in the shopping center have has said actually and to me so far this morning they say basically everything is it hossa so they're kind of feeling a bit unsure about it however been

two days in a row below on both. 30s for a few and 40s for many. 39 at woodside and low 40s in los altos and menlo park and warmer toward foster city and belmont hills and over to fremont and mann tara is 51 degrees with coolness but each day until thursday we will bump it up with a system moving north to take off the edge for a couple of days. 4:30 and we have cell to talk about the solano county commute. >>> we are off to a good start 80 westbound toward the carquinez bridge. this region looks pretty good and if you want to get on the road right before everything gets crowded, right now is a good time to do that with no major issues on the eastshore freeway. marin and 680, all these freeways heading to the middle of the bay area look good including highway 4. you might want to take advantage before that changes in getting to the macarthur maze is not a chore and at the bay bridge, light, so far. 4:31. >>> despite a counterattack from president donald trump, democratic leaders vowed to move ahead quickly with their investigation on whether to impeach the president. democrats want answer

woodside, 38 and we will have to fix that. 45 in hillsboro, menlo park and los altos, 42 cool degrees in the mountains, partly cloudy and for us, everything is clearing up as that low kicks out and a very quiet pattern is kicking up with another system moving in on thursday with a dip in the temps and then warmer into the weekend. not setting any records but temperatures will bump up to the 60s and 70s. cooler thursday and warming up into what looks to be a quiet pattern but a nice weekend. >>> we want to remind you to download the ktvu weather app with interactive radar, hourly updates and a seven-day forecast with an easy feature to upload weather photos and videos. the weather app is free to download for your smartphone or tablet. >>> it's 5:52 and a union for childcare workers. we tell you specific workers that could soon collectively bargain over things like reimbursement rates and payment procedures. >>> we have a convicted child molester on the loose. >> 's search for a fugitive child molester and the growing concern that he may never go on trial. >>> we take you live to beijin

here is jobina northbound 101 at woodside. please be aware that speeds will be slow down to 4 miles per hour in some spots. some lanes have reopened there.. re gng delayed down there this morning. the bay bridge is looking nice. don't let the toll plaza intimidate you this morning if you're headed that direction. it is smooth once again on the bridge and also in walnut creek, things are beginning to fill in on 680, a clean ride there as well. we'll be back with our coverage of the kincade fire as shouldn't mean a change in standards. that's why - thanks to you - we're rated number one in customer satisfaction by j.d. power. >>> welcome back. new video from the chp shows how smoky conditions are in sonoma county. this is a chp helicopter flying over highway 101 yesterday. the smoke is causing low visibility and turning the skyg >>> today is another spare the air day. the bay area air quality management district says the smoke from the kincade fire is leaving enough pollution in the air to make it unhealthy. this is the third st

if we in fact click on that icon will see that just south of woodside down towards portola valley, we're looking at conditions where we have complete power outages right now instituted by pg e and if we follow highway 84. out towards the coast you'll see that we're also catching it pretty much along entire coastline along one o one from san gregorio all the way up towards half moon ban fact let's keep slide the map and you'll see here san gregorio come into view there it is and then once we go north of the one o one corridor all the way up to half moon bay impacted by this complete shutdown of power and that continues on even pass set up speech now once we get closer to san francisco, it goes away tomorrow, we're looking good once in the city then we transit across the golden gate bridge into the nortbaan we pick up these power outages once again from sausalito to marine city and out tennell pious and near woods see widespread power outages there as well and then one oh one as we continue that ride up into santa rosa we're fine here through sandra fell no issues you've got power great ne

half moon bay, woodside, menlo park and pacifica. 14,000 in san mateo alone would be affected. pg&e is calling the weather conditions dangerous and making the risk of another catastrophic wildfire high. in the past they opposed on the northern bay counties. now people in the urban areas like san mateo county might be a risk. a supervisor for the county is not pleased. >> they really need to invest and make sure that they find solutions around equipment. instead of putting people in the dark five days. >> the gas and electric company said this is situation is evolving. it could happen several days and it may last for the weekend. we don't have a specific timeline because of the ever changing conditions. keep in mind if they turn off the power and turn it back on, that process may take a couple of days because pg&e has to assess the damage. live in daly city, jackie ward. >>> thank you. b.a.r.t. said these outages will not affect services and 10 schools could lose power and be forced to close. >>> for these survivors these warnings contain some extra significance. this coincides

half moon bay, woodside, menlo park and pacifica. in all 14,000 customers in this county would be affected. they are calling the weather conditions dangerous. this makes the risk of another wildfire high. in the past pg&e has focused on the northern bay area counties when discussing a shut off but now people in the urban areas like san mateo county might be at risk. the supervisor for the county is not pleased about this. >> they really need to invest in making sure to find solutions around equipment. instead of people in the dark for five days. >>> the shut off could happen tomorrow. we don't have a specific time because pg&e said the situation is "evolving. " the power could be shut off a couple of days and then it will take up to two days to turn the power back on. live in daly city, jackie ward. >>> in the meantime napa county is bracing for pg&e to shut off its power. this will impact the rural communities and includes downtown areas. tourists whose plans involve wine businesses the word will get out. >> the world, word will get

boulder creek 38, upper 30s for morgan hill and woodside in there.esterday we were all in the 60s, still below average for this time of year. san francisco 65, and the record low is 49. i don't think the city will get it. we have many locations with low 50s, even a few upper 40s out there. there goes the deep system that dropped us below average. 38 in santa rosa, morgan hill 38. boulder creek is down to 37, and our system is kicking out today with high pressure nosing in about a day or two before another cooldown on thursday. highs today in the 60s and 70s. it's been busy, al. >>> that's right, and almost everywhere the busy this morning. start with highway 4 because we have had slow traffic there this morning. 680 as well on 80 and the richmond bridge, you can see the traffic is busy. y. northbound 101 is very slow, and you'll see slow traffic continuing. 101, several accidents. there were several going this way. >>> president trump is still denies e he said anything inappropriate in a phone call with the ukranian president that led to house democr

this is the woodside area and side.arlier on in the danger zone of an area t could be shut off to very fortunately pg needed updated its map and luckily this area is now in the clear, but they didn't get impacted the last set of shut off. >>now let's go and show you on a map where the shots could happen here in san mateo county we're going to pull this up for you. happened about 3 other areas and those areas are. the honda san gregorio and some odd other parts of unincorporated san mateo county. now as i mentioned woodside ridgely was in the danger zone. it is now in the clear, but again this is ever changing information depending on pg e's decisions later today. them actually closer to the foot hills and the mountains, the fees are already remote locations and they're areas where it's street lights as well traffic lights go off back in obviously lead to a lot of traffic concerns and it's also a big worry for a lot of small businesses now i mentioned to the restaurant here spoke with one of the managers. just a few mome

and san mateo county 6400 customers in redwood city, woodside and half moon bay could be affected. and almost 1900 customers and lake county including the communities of cobb and middletown may lose their power. pg&e has created a special power shut off website that will work even if the power goes down. after the old website crashed, it was really slow during the last planned power shutoffs. pg&e says the new site is expected to be able to handle the huge number of people expected to turn to pg&e alerts.com. >>> our coverage also continues at ktvu.com steve paulson will be here throughout the morning and will have the latest on the power weather watch that is now in effect. >>> homeowners are crediting the work of firefighters for saving their homes in the southern california community of pacific palisades. he wildfire started yesterday and flames came close to hillside homes. the wind was calm, allowing fire crews to make progress on the fire and evacuation orders were lifted last night. a fire containment of the fire is now about 10%. that began at 4 pm yesterday near orwood roa

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up toward the beaches 70's inside the bay looking good in the millbrae 73 75 in san carlos, 79 in woodside and then the south bay or enjoy beautiful sunshine and warm temperatures all day numbers in the 70's and the 80's, plenty 80's in the interior valleys the mid 80's, warmer spots, there 79 in hayward about 76 in fremont 81 rogge 80 in oakland about 77 a berkeley 80 in hercules. and you look at beautiful weather right through the delta 81 and 83 of the nation 86 manioc back toward the coastline keep those numbers generally in the 60's some 70's and 80's further inland in the north bay and looking good throughout the weekend. some warm temperatures all the way to the coastline. maybe some 70's maybe couple 80's out toward the beaches on sunday. thank you very close to dying. >>and i suffer lifelong damage to my lungs. >>this team was hospitalized after >>number of a p related deaths in the united states just hit 21 today, michigan and pennsylvania both reported deaths from lung disease that could be tied to vaping health officials in those states are warning residents to immediately stop

woodside, wa high cloud deck and for the area, the breeze is offshore with an easterly breeze and we will look for a warm to hot day today and cooler weather tomorrow tomorrow. >>> a santa rosa doctor is accused of killing patients with opioid subscriptions and he will be back in court. dr. keller is charged with second-degree murder after four of his patients died. he's accused of writing prescriptions for hundreds of high potency pills including oxycontin, percocet and vicodin and he is in jail on $12 million bail and if convicted, he could get 50 years to life in prison. >>> the new term of the supreme court begins today and they will pick up several major issues, immigration and executive power rights are being considered and there is also a case involving civil rig whether employers can be sued for job discrimination to come court is expected to be a major issue in 2020. >> the huge issue in 2016 that help president donald trump get elected was that they want to pick the next justice, the conservative voters. they voted on that issue and it will be again because it's an importan

two days in a row below on both. 30s for a few and 40s for many. 39 at woodside and low 40s in los altos and menlo park and warmer toward foster city and belmont hills and over to fremont and mann tara is 51 degrees with coolness but each day until thursday we will bump it up with a system moving north to take off the edge for a couple of days. 4:30 and we have cell to talk about the solano county commute. >>> we are off to a good start 80 westbound toward the carquinez bridge. this region looks pretty good

we are told the valley, woodside, half moon bay and almost 1,900 including cobb and middleton. our coverage will continue on ktvu.com. chief meteorologist bill martin will also join us later in the newscast to details fire weather watch now in effect. >> to receive compensation for their losses. all day today a steady flow will come in and out of the pg&e claim center in santa rosa to beat the 5:00 p.m. deadline. claims filed home in coffey park in the tubbs fire two years ago. >> why did you wait until last minute here in >> i really wasn't aware of it. and it was not, you know, it didn't seem to do a lot of promotions. >> under the court order to set aside at least $8.5 billion for wildfire victims. they will spend the next few months processing these claims. fire victims could start receiving checks by june of next year. >> and firefighters in contra costa county battled the brush fire in brentwood for more than five hours. shortly after 5:00 this afternoon, an estimated 30 acres near orwood road. they tell ktvu that 30 acres included a small marijuana farm that went up in f

so right now in san mateo county i'm in the woodside area but also the honda san gregorio again woodside where i am right now those are some areas that are going to be impacted. but also a lot of areas in unincorporated san mateo county again well over 300 people were going to be impacted by this be you can go ahead and expect the power outage if it were to happen shooting not happen until. tomorrow in this area again they're going to be rolling these outages but one on think that pg e has said when it comes to different counties, it's always going to be kind of the foothill areas that are going to be impacted the most. so if you are one of those families who do live up in the foot hills are few frequent homes up in that area that are several blocks away know when you're driving in between those areas there could not be in the street lights and that's where a lot of the danger really occurs with that. but of course governor newsome not happy at all all about the fact that these outages are happening once again, let's take a listen to something he had to say. >>let's establish the predica

at its peak 1,000 customers in the honda, woodside and unincorporated san mateo were impacted. close to 28,000 pg&e customers in sonoma are in the outage zone. annapolis, cloverdale, fulton, guyserville, glen ellen, gurnville, lockfield, center rosa, sturts point. it's important to let you know the kinkaide fire is burning near guyserville. 7,000 customers are in the now a closer look at one napa county city without power. part of calstoga. some restaurants were open last night. that's because pg&e generators are powering parts of the city. it is frustrating people who live just minutes away with no power. >> shut the power is not the solution. two weeks ago they shut the power off on the anniversary of the fire. that was a big slap in the face to everybody that lost their homes. >> many people we spoke with say they're confused over who gets to have power and who is left in the dark. >>> i'm monitoring right now on the live desk on the pg&e outage desk on the website. the last time there were problems with the website crashing. here is the website. it is working. a couple thin

millbrae 84 expected in burlingame and the mid to upper 80's continued to d redwood city and into woodside 87 expected for the high tomorrow afternoon. yourself a zone, completely full of 80's mid to upper 80's. no matter where you look 86 in camel and in saratoga tomorrow, 85 in downtown san jose. the upper 80's continuing dublin pleasanton livermore so no you'll be at 85 5 degrees. and then we're going to start to see temperatures creeping up near 90 for conquered and for walnut creek both topping out at 88 tomorrow low 80's to around the bay, especially through berkeley and richmond and then we're going to see temperatures are really sore and yon philip 88 degrees tomorrow sonoma and napa if you're going to be a heading over to wine country. we're expecting near 90 in both of those areas you're north korea's own looks like this 85 i've expected in novato 88 in santa rosa 80 degrees. in point rays. here's a look at your seven-day around the bay forecast. yes, those offshore winds kicking up especially tomorrow afternoon. it's going to bring a even dry can even drier conditions we're seei

foothill communities along 280 woodside and portola valley. they say the power shutdown could last up to five days.>> i don't know what people will do. five days restaurants and businesses.>> reporter: why san mateo county? >> i have no idea.>> reporter: the supervisor said pg&e gave county officials to little notice. to this moment have not discussed other solutions beyond a unilateral forest blackout. >>> they really need to invest and make sure they find solutions around equipment. instead of putting people in the dark for five days. >> reporter: the supervisor said he will be checking in with pg&e officials and holding them accountable as the hours tick toward wednesday morning. >>> if you wanted to see one visual example for why pg&e has already thrown in the towel on napa you can see it on this map. this is the forecast wind speeds from tonight into wednesday night. watch what happens as we get into it wednesday evening. that pop of bright purple and fuchsia shows were the worst of the winds will be. it is right on napa county. 36 mile-p

. >> alice's restaurant in woodside opened to help people charge up phones and laptops again. >>> governor newsom has harsh words for pg&e. he was in southern california where some utilities will be undergoing their own power shutoffs. newsom promises to restructure the company once they emerge from bankruptcy. >> we will hold the ious and utilties accountable. we will do everything in our power to negate the need do this moving forward. >> the governor is demanding pg&e put more investment into vegetation management and burying lines. >>> the time is 4:37. meteorologist lisa argen is monitoring the latest weather conditions, especially with the winds set to pick up in the next few days. >> that's right. good morning to you. looking at live doppler 7. much cooler this morning. so the offshore winds have lightened up allowing for better humidity here. the winds are very light up into the north bay. that is aiding in the firefighters fight to get that fire under control. yes, as you mentioned, our high wind watch up already for late saturday night into monday morning for all of this area wit

looking toward the a beautiful u get ready to head out f to the peninsula to woodside with a clear view across many of the microclimates across the bay area. not seeing many clouds. a live look in the south bay with the santa teresa temperature trend, only into the mid-70s today before it cools off once again. some of the warmer spots reach into the upper 70s and low 80s. this is come -- this is cooler than normal but we're about to go back to above normal temperatures. i'll talk about that when it arrives in the full microclimate forecast. >>> now to capitol hill and the latest on the impeachment inquiry. mike pompeo is confirming hes want phone call between president trump and ukrainian president but did not give information about the contents of the call. according to a whistle-blower complaint mr. trump biden. president trump'smocratic leade giuliani to cooperate. >> he is obviously a key figure in all of this by his own admission as well as by the allegations in the whistleblower complaint. >> in response president trump is escalating his attack on the problem referring to it as a

san francisco millbrae and burlingame today 80's as well for foster city, san carlos redwood city woodside 88 palo alto in mountain view also checking in with mid to upper 80's today, south bay getting close to the 90's cupertino campbell san jose all 88 de east bay also seeing temperatures getting very close to the 90 degree mark pleasanton dublin, the ship to 88 while livermore 87 concord today you'll be at 90 with walnut creek and danville not far behind berkeley richmond in oakland each in the low 80's. so toasty right there right along the bay fairfield sonoma 2 spots that will be at 90 with pittsburgh in antioch not far away from the 90 degree mark while 70's all the way out to the coast. so today, definitely a warm one tomorrow, not quite as warm temperatures begin to show signs of cooling by wednesday thursday and friday to close out the week. it's back to those temperatures in the 70's much more comfortable and next weekend looking better too with skies remaining mostly sunny. and temperatures in the 70's and maybe just a few low 80's. robin. >>all right, thank you. john sounds go

woodside, 51. send carlos, 52. that's a big snow producer for some but not us. the wind is starting to turn. not too bad yet at the surface but that's something to watch. napa airport has an east wind at five. westerly breeze for most except for the oakland and east bay hills. of of the oakland zoo is an east wind at four miles per hour . otherwise we are setting the stage waiting for the low to dig and more to the south and then the high will build in. that will cause a difference in the pressure. low humidity. high fire danger taking us into today and tomorrow. you see the temps are not that warm. 60s and 70s but it's the low humidity and the bone, dry soil and the gusts 60s, 70s. near 80 today. the wind will pick up later today into tomorrow. >>> coming up. we are following the major power shutoffs and northern california affecting homes and businesses and possibly your morning commute . >>> we have a running list of which schools are closed for the day because of the power shutoffs across the bay area . >>> first, what ellen degeneres is saying about former

the affected areas are mostly along the coast on the west side of the hill such as half moon bay, woodside and tusk of their own. >> the focus at this point is on the forecast and we are all wondering how strong these winds are going to be. we will have a red flag warning that will take effect soon. >> different start and end times , depends on where you are. we will talk about that. fire danger will be increasing. this does not look as strong as two weeks ago. the offshore winds and if you think about two weeks ago that dried things out, the brush. we are setting things up and starting off with drier conditions. the highlight in the main concern will be for the north bay peaks. we could have gusts up above 50 miles an hour for the highest peaks of the bay area. here is your information on the start and end times. this begins at 12 pm tomorrow for the east bay. 3 pm wednesday until 4 pm thursday in the santa cruz mountains, 7 pm wednesday until 4 pm on thursday. essentially the latter half of wednesday into thursday. here's the forecast model. we are fast forwarding into tomorrow morning.

woodside, 39. low 40s in menlo park and stanford and los altos. 50 in san carlos. 46 and foster city. everything is coming out of the northwest. next system or brushes tomorrow bu a quiet pattern. we warm up a little today. cool down on thursday. then the high will building behind the system and we get warmer temperatures going into the weekend. 60s and 70s today but it gets dark fast now so these upper 70s don't last long. cooler on thursday be clearing on friday and then warmer over the weekend. >>> 4:53 am. on fire and san jose overnight and a body is found in the streets. coming up at 5:00, the latest and what we know about the shooting . >>> the city of oakland suing alameda county over a deal involving the coliseum complex. why the city claims the deal is illegal. >>> first, the deadline for a real id in california is now one year away yet millions of californians still don't have one. we take a >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. by this time next year if you want to fly somewhere you will ne

temperatures getting close to 80 in some cases woodside at 78 degrees today, south bay also warmer than yesterday upper 70's across the south bay that includes san jose at 77. the spate temperatures range from the low 70's in union city and hayward to the upper 70's, some pleasanton dublin nearing 80 and walnut creek danville in concord still holding on to 70's though today, oakland berkeley and richmond much like the rest of the bay area low 70's for you also close to 80 for a few spots in the north bay, but we'll save those 80's for the upcoming weekend. today it is just a warmer one, but still a very comfortable one. definitely a good one to spend outside if you enjoy some sunshine and some comfortably warm temperatures and we're going to remain this way into tomorrow and friday too as daytime highs level out in the 70's for a couple more days after that though saturday sunday and then monday and tuesday of next week all going to be on the toasty your side with inland daytime highs, not only places in the 80's. alongside the bay expect a tease for saturday and sunday and even out alo

emerald hills, half moon bay, la honda, loma mar, pescader pescadero, portola valley, san gregorio and woodside. >>> the governor has addressed pg&e for not addressing problems with the last shutoff. he demands they improve communication with consumers like when the power will be shut off and restored. >> for decades they have invested in hardening their infrastructure. we're here because of their greed. we're here because of their mismanagement going back decades. >> pg&e tweeted hours ago that people should go to pspsupdates.com for information. we went there and this is what we founding. pg&e's feed quickly filled up with comments from other people who had the same result. we've reached out to pg&e for comment on all of this. a reminder, pg&e is planning to have an update in this next rounding of power shutoffs at 5:30. abc news at 5:00 will be carrying that news conference li right here as part of an extended 5:00 p.m. newscast so you'll get to hear directly from pg&e officials here coming up in about 25 minutes. >>> now to the north bay where a teenager is in custody this afternoon accused

a nice one for you here. 74 in woodside. upper 60s for san francisco today.with partly cloudy skies there for the pump condition kinfest. here is a look at your extended forecast. temperatures fly as we get into monday. we tend to peak aaround tuesday or wednesday. mid to upper 80s for inland cities. upper 70s the to low 80s. that is it for the weather ♪ hey. hey. you must be steven's phone. now you can take control of your home wifi and get a notification the instant someone new joins your network... only with xfinity xfi. download the xfi app today. >>> blow biden is going to speak at a labor event. the biden court the powerful teacher's union. bernie sanders has picked up a key endorsement. sidelined him at the beginning of the month. now new york congresswoman alexandra cortez is throwing letter step forward behind bernie sanders. >> bernie sanders proves that you can run a grass roots campaign and win in an america are we almost thought it was impossible. >> hillary clinton is in a feud with hawaii congresswoman. clinton said the russians are, quote, gro

and in san mateo county less than 400 customers in and near woodside, san gregorio and the honda could lose power. >>> pg&e says any blackouts today will not impact as many customers as the last safety power shut off. the owner of betty's fish and chips on sonoma highway says the last blackout cost them $1000 in lost food and beverage . that means workers without wages or tips. they say having the outage on a wednesday means they can't really prepare for their usual wednesday delivery since they may or may not have refrigeration. the city of santa rosa is making preparations to operate sewer and water systems with generators but that still leaves concerns about traffic lights. >> last time we had 39 intersections without power and a significant number of collisions and injury accidents. we are working to keep that from happening again. >> local government offices are making contingency plans for workers and the public they serve in case they are affected. >>> tomorrow a group of pg&e customers and activists plan to protest at the california public utilities commission meeting in reddin

pe valley, penngrove, morgan hill and woodside, petaluma are between 33 and 39. that deep low is kicking >>> of course this morning 101 is slowing as well because of a crash at matilda, affecting traffic heading into the west valley. a lot of people are already on 85, not affecting you. 280 through woodside looks good and 680 heading south, nothing unusual there. highway 4 slow from pleasant hill to walnut creek and highway 24. this is a look at the san mateo bridge from the camera there, and the bay bridge is also moderate about 15 to 20 minutes. back to the desk. >>> new this morning, the body of a man was found after a shooting in san josi near three schools. police have received several reports of gunfire. >> reporter: good morning. police say they heard act four to five gunshots in the neighborhood and police officers are still on the scene through the overnight hours into the morning, continuing to investigate what appears to be a homicide. they are confirming one person was shot and killed. at this point they have not identified a suspect. again, the calls

fewer than 1,000 homes are expected to lose power, mostly in remote areas, but including parts of woodside and lahonda. >> in the north bay roughly 7500 napa county customers may lose power. it covers eight towns including calistoga, st. helen in a and lake berryessa. sonoma county, 28,000 homes and businesses may be impacted, santa rosa, healdsburg and sonoma. "today in the bay's" jean elliott shows us the preparations under way. >> due to the previous power outage we learned you have to stock up on ice and if you like to cook your food you need propane. >> reporter: ian mccarthy is preparing for pg&e to turn off his power in santa rosa to try to prevent wildfires. he says he can adjust at home but it creates chaos on the road. >> pretty much a nightmare. you come to every light it's stop and go and if you're coming off the freeway it's backed up about 40 to 60 cars sometimes and everything just stacks up around town. >> reporter: pg&e says it will decide wednesday morning if it will cut power to 189,000 customers in the sierra foothills, the north bay and the peninsula. power shutoffs co

we're talking a lot of 80's back on the map that burlingame at 80 degrees foster city right at 80 woodsidemountain view 81, south bay today temperatures all across the board in the low 80's with cupertino saratoga campbell, the czech 83 the east facing a range of numbers from the 70's to the 80's. that's a noticeable warm up from yesterday and with such calm winds out there. you will likely notice temperatures feeling just a few degrees warmer sure vacaville fairfield on over to wine country in napa and sonoma and then some 60's if youch. as we move into tomorrow temperatures going to be even warmer yet but only by a degree or so so pretty similar day tomorrow as to today. sunday monday we begin a cooldown that eventually takes us to some cooler temperatures on average into n feeling a touch more like fall with highs only in the 70's across the bay. that's a look at your forecast robin how is it doing in traffic out there it's not so bad john we're checking in on our bridges first they're getting a little crowded. >>it's really just often on mainly in some of the cash lanes here on the lef

portola valley and san gregorio as well as woodside. >>back live outside the genie headquarters where will be asking the c e o questions about this for communication that they've done all day and why they waited as much as 4 or 5 5 hours to give the public information that they had as early as 11 30 this morning. again we now do have this information was specific cities. again this power safety shut off a still just a potential. it is not definite least not as of this moment. pg e says they have already started the 48 hour notification process making calls to possibly impacted customers. that's the latest more coming up at 5.30 when this pg company holds its news com. live in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news maybe 10 more years. >>this thank you dan by the way make sure to check out kron 4 dot com. there we've posted a new map that pg is releasing about where in the bay area in northern and central california people affected by the impending or potentially impending preemptive power shut off will be affected again. we're going to b

right now 195 customers near woodside and the honda have no power. but if the strong wind continues, that number could go up later this morning. and napa county more than 6000 homes and businesses have no power. and in sonoma county, they have the most without power. the power has been cut to more than 27,000 customers. pg&e says it has taken action to limit the number of customers affected by the power shutoffs and one way of doing that is called segmenting parts of the service system. pg&e is using generators to keep other customers on line. >> we were also able to secure backup generation for a few communities, specifically anglin , plasserville, calistoga and grass valley. altogether slightly above 5000 customers are able to be restored vibackup generation. >> pg&e says as soon as it's meteorologist say it is safe, ground crews will be sent back out to check power lines for any signs of damage. the pg&e ceo was asked if the threat of wildfires could be blamed on pg&e's gilyard to maintain and upgrade its equipment. >> the fire risk has grown expo

if you on woodside, 43. the same for atherton. low 50s in and around pacifica and montera. upper 40s in union city. san carlos, 47. the system is producing good rain over the pacific northwest but for us, mostly sunny in the morning with increasing clouds leading to a cloudy to keep mostly cloudy afternoon. that will be the high-end mid- level clouds coming in. the front will arrive this evening and there's not much there. it will be cooler is the end result as temperatures will be under the influence of mostly cloudy skies. increasing clouds today. late tonight overnight into early thursday is our best opportunity for very light rain and i think san francisco, oakland and concord and north will do it. anything ut most likely drizzle. cooler temperatures take us into today and tomorrow. tomorrow, 50s and 60s for most. low 70s inland. today, 60s and 70s. morning clouds with a mix of sun and clouds and turning cloudy this afternoon. racy late thursday into friday and then it looks nice going into the weekend. >>> make sure you download the ktvu weather app. it is interactive

and the mid to upper 80's continue along the peninsula as we get into redwood city at 85 87 in woodside6. if you're going to be in mountain view across the entire south by and we're cover in the 80's 85 in sunnyvale 86 in campbell 85 degrees in downtown san jose, those mid to upper 80's continue in the east bay as well from dublin into pleasanton and the near 90 in concord and in walnut creek, the north bay looks like this 80's and almost close to 90's in wine country and then wrapping up in santa rosa, 88 degrees now back to the desk. >>thank you. rebecca. >>an independent study has concluded that barred can legally restrict panhandling on its property and that that says a bart is considering imposing a new ordinance that ordinance would ban any solicitation of money inside the trains on platforms and even in the stations. >>today kron four's haaziq madyun talk to the bard official who's behind the panhandling ban proposal. >>showing off these types of dance moves then asking for money on bart reads may soon be a thing of the past. >>the biggest complaint and that i hear is that people

the peninsula in san mateo county pg&e says 372 customers are affected in la honda, san gregorio, woodside and unincorporated parts of the county. we are seeing its impact on seniors. gerard powell lives in the la honda community at risk of losing power. he said the anxiety and the stress of last round's blackouts put one of his neighbors in the hospital. >> he suddenly found himself in a medical emergency due to the stress of the uncertainty of what was going to happen, whether he could get his medications. >> while a majority of seniors in the area won't lose power, there are still fears like not having a working elevator. that's a big problem for seniors. neighbors we spoke with in the area say they're sticking together and lenng spare generators to those who need them. >>> as you know, pg&e is turning off the power to mitigate the wildfire risk amid hot and windy conditions. this is a live picture from our camera on top of mt. tam. you really can't tell the windiness here, but let's get to abc 7 meteorologist sandhya patel for the details. >> let's take a look at the red flag warnings