southern california, they got a bunch of rain. look at the current radar. they got issues down there with the freeway. we will talk about that. they received up to a half inch of rains and that rain water is running down. rain in southern california, for us the showers just skimmed by south and east of the area. not much going on for us. 69 in livermore. 74 in fairfield. and as we peak here, we got -- no fog along the coast right now. the live picture on the bay, beautiful, beautiful afternoon. no fog along the coast. as we go forward, it will continue to be nice around here. temperatures easily into the 70s through the next few days. here is the weather symptom as it move -- system as it moves off over the area. comes from the north, over land, cooler, drops down. tonight it will be how cold it will get. easily into the 30s. easily into the 30s. easily into the 30s. most of us will be in the upper 30s tomorrow morning. chilly. commute model show -- computer model shows it exiting. it will cause problems for people in the southern plains. for tus is out of

even areas of southern california with those clouds and cool temperatures. 65 in l.a. that's your national forecast struggle back up into the low 60s, and that will about do it. >>> so not as windy, though. we had a lot of wind reports yesterday, too, from that storm. >> just realizing what's beautiful to you as a meteorologist may not be beautiful to some other folks. >> no, to the eyes. that was it. not to experience. >> i got you, bill. >>> she may be a multiplatinum selling artist, but apparently britney spears' music really annoys pirates. >>> a sign that the economy is roaring back. plus a man lives to tell how an item in his pocket stops a thief's bullet. next. >>> welcome back. international inspectors say they've missed an october 27th deadline to visit all of syria's 23 declared chemical sites because two of the sites are in rebel held or contested areas. investigators face another deadline friday. all weapons must be destroyed. ♪ oops i did it again ♪ i played with your heart >>> so apparently somali pirates really do not like britney spears. a british n

low in southern california spinning in a few high clouds. another low to the north and another low to the west. warm inland to very warm. in fact, some areas in the mid 80s. livermore being one but pacifica 59. here is sal. >>> steve, we do have traffic that is getting busier and you did mention that fog it will be an issue for drivers. it will be tough to see in some areas. fog is pretty thick. even around the bay which is unusual. this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza where right now traffic is not effected by the fog and you can tell it is better already than it was yesterday. yesterday we already had people getting on the road at this hour. i think today we are looking for it to be more like normal. around 6:00 is when it starts to get busy. moving along and taking a look at interstate 880. you can see the cars there. you all notice that fog is going to be an issue in your east bay commute. if you are driving as far down as the san mateo bridge, that commute looks okay. let's go back to the desk. >>> we have new information about a

i think it will just sit there and drive toward southern california. i think at best it will chew up the fog a little bit or ramp it up. 40s and 50s on the temps. really nothing every morning. these are about the same. san francisco and much of the coast. its 50s to very low 60s. we will go 63 but there are some areas i don't think we will get out of. a lot of lows to the north and south to the west. a lot of fog, sun. mild. there are freezing temperatures on the early morning lows for some. after everything is said and done 80s inland. 70s and 60s around the bay. 50s and 60s by the coast. here is sal. >>> we are looking at a decent commute right now in many areas. its much different today but the fog as you mentioned is going to be dense and it might effect your drive to work. you might want to give yourself a little extra time there. the traffic also looks good on the golden gate bridge but its thick fog. westbound bay bridge looks like normal. yesterday at this time it was completely full. we've been watching this commute closely for you. and right

louis looks tertisk, 72. 88 for phoenix.xd and headed to southern california. cool side there. and i had to go and put maybe a few flurries neario simity. by tomorrow afternoon. we are÷ú getting ready to warm . folks, monday and tuesday, off shore winds, warmer, dry conditions, beach weather, expected, with senc70s at the c. we will cool çdown. you have to love the weather.

a little low in southern california. they have a system approaching us right now unfortunately, it looks like it will kind of meander closer towards us. it will probably ramp up the fog give us drizzle thursday night into friday. then it will slide towards southern california. at least that's what every sign points towards. one low in southern california doesn't have much to work with. other than that, we have dense morning fog, it will be back. it's giving way to low clouds. it's not as thick as it was, slowly clearing back to the coast. that slow kind of me anders towards us. it will stop and drive south. it may give us high clouds on the saturday. that's about it. nothing. if you are in the fog, it's cold. darned cold. sunny, not bad. mild, warm. some locations are pushing into the 80s like lake kook. saint they -- lake county. st. helena. as well. other temperatures, 60s and 70s. if you had the fog, you are hard breed to get -- hard- pressed to get above 76. san jose, that 74, i need help on that now. i think we'll g

it's producing higher clouds in southern california. hurricane raymond is a tropical storm. 65-mile-an-hour winds. it's beginning to move west forward. it should be out of the vicinity by tomorrow and heading out to the pacific. 40s on the temperatures. if you are innd la, it might be -- inland, it might be chilly. we have a fog pattern that's just stuck. dense fog clearing to the coast. otherwise the low approaches. i don't think it will do much. it's headed to southern california after a brief visit here. fog, sun, i'm splitting the difference. cold for some, warm for others. temperatures inland. if you are in lake county, low 80s, mid- to upper 80s. marin county, a lot of low to mid-70s. same for sonoma and napa. a lot of fog in napa county. i know that. walnut creek, 80. 64 alameda. sld, 67 -- san leandro, 67. 68 santa cruz. low 80s morgan hill gilroy. cupertino, 75. 50s pacifica, half moon bay, san bruno. low 70s menlo park, los eight aptos, atherton all in there. no changes. maybe higher clouds on saturday. >>> lingering effect --

it could be from san diego all the way through much of southern california. you may actually get a couple rain drops. of course, they worry about after two, three months of the oil and gases and stuff on the roads just a little coating of water can be slippery. that's the thoughts and concerns. never dealt with that. kind of fascinates. as far as the forecast in the northwest, with the cool air, we'll see some of those showers. maybe one or two isolated storms. way towards you for the first time in a while. monterey, only 64. so what are you doing? first time you see showers in like three months. >> i think the first reaction will be, not the air. please? what do i do with my hair? i don't know. all right. thanks, bill. >>> the wristwatch that could tell you how many seconds you have left to live. plus, when striking firefighters battle riot police. the outcome uncertain. "early today" back in two minutes. >>> welcome back. the process of destroying syria's chemical weapons stockpile has begun. secretary of state john kerry acknowledged president bashar al as

fog goes all the way down to southern california. a few high clouds associated with a very weak low. not gonna do much. but the fog is in place. there's another low that will be approaching on friday. it looks like it will come -- visit us briefly and head down to southern california. probably not too much at all. we're stuck in the pattern. occasionally we'll get a few clouds. we do have a hurricane right offal cau pull co. it's -- off acapulco. hurricane raymond. 115-mile-an-hour winds. possibility of a foot of rain. it should start to move out to the pacific starting tomorrow. but today, it looks like all bets are off. 40s on the temperatures for many, including on the coast. , inland. 42 walnut creek. 45 santa rosa. a lot of the locations reporting reduced visibility because of this fog, hence the fog advisory. very thick fog. there's a lot of it. it will be cool to cold for some. mild to warm. downright warm for some. clearlake, 85. i think they were 88 yesterday. 72 novato. 60s stinson beach, richmond, vallejo. low 80s out towa

california artie's among the lenos in los angeles but the reaction to trace has moved into academia. as the u.s. enters its thirteenth year of the afghanistan war one of the major protectionists general david petraeus is once again facing harsh criticism after retiring from the cia following a sex scandal betray us was given a high profile teaching gig here at the prestigious university of southern california here in los angeles i don't think he deserves at all to murder thousands upon thousands of innocent civilians just to advance the interests of the united states criminal. and coming here to u.s.c. which is regarded as one of the pillars of education you know a decent education here in the los angeles particularly in the part of town which kind of like the ridiculous many in the mainstream press hail general petraeus as a war hero however critics point out. many feel years in his administering of the rack in afghanistan wars somehow in america we do have a history of violence but let's face it and i was part of that being in the vietnam war we have a history where we seem to cele

red flag warning now in place towards southern california. here in the bay area, mostly clear skies and another warm day tomorrow. here's a look at the current numbers. it's 71 degrees now in san francisco. san jose 76. another warm forecast for your sunday. i'm tracking shower chances on the five-day. more on that coming up. >>> red flag alert remains in effect for much of southern california until tomorrow. fire crews in several counties scrambled to put out brush fires. this is a 15-acre fire that shut down the junction of interstate 5 and the antelope valley freeway. that's highway 14, about 90 minutes that freeway was closed. winds were gusting to 65 miles per hour. >>> to our continuing coverage of the u.s. government shutdown, which is now in its fifth day. here's a live picture of capitol hill in washington. earlier today congress held a saturday session on a measure to pay furloughed workers, but there is no apparent progress toward a larger deal. today's action will allow federal workers to get back pay when the government reopens,

this is the hype causing all of the problems in southern california. they're getting the offshore flow on the east and south side of the high pressure and that pulls through the canyons of southern california and ventura effect and they can squeeze out high wins out there up to 70 miles an hour. they have red flag warnings posted through tonight and in southern california. for us, we have another warm day tomorrow. the low pressure kicks closer to the shore line by wednesday, we'll begin to cool it down and maybe a chance of a sprinkle or two. not a big deal. expect the temperatures to cool by midwe. tomorrow, out of sfo, nice. westerlies and elsewhere, little rain in chicago. new york looks nice, cloudy and 77. new york will get rain on tuesday. the pinpoint forecast, we're above average this time of the year, 7 degrees above average at livermore and san jose, 4 degrees above average and with 87. 83 for sapp jose. low 80s will do it in the southern part of the bay area. on the east bay, upper 80s, 84 at napa and in the north bay, we'll nudge about an

we mentioned earlier southern california fire danger but also in areas around san francisco, san jose, sacramento. red flag warnings. very windy out there. wind advisory today. we'll have a chance of fires. very dry conditions. red flag warnings up until saturday. again, southern california really san diego to santa barbara, all the way through the mountainous areas, too. we have to hope everyone is extra careful out there and zero chances of any fires being caused by any people or any of their actions hopefully. northwest looks like a decent weekend out there, too. look at this, need your sunglasses to look at this map. >> nothing but sunshine on there. i'm liking it, except for the fire danger. thank you, bill. >>> it's a big weekend for new hot movies out. "runner runner" opens alongside "parkland" and "gravity." a sci-fi thriller with george clooney and sandra bullock. speaking of gravity, he said though the space suit was uncomfortable, it was not nearly as bad as the bat suit he wore in "batman and robin." hopefully not as bad as the movie. did i say that out loud? >>> steven co

. >>> coming up next, a fiery scene this morning on a southern california freeway. how this 18-wheeler ended up over an overpass. >>> plus -- >>> remembers lou reed. we'll be right back. >>> ten years after their son and daughter were killed in a hit and run crash a mother and father are still working to from text other children. dozens of people gathered in danville today to remember this lost ones and the parents announced plans to get a new measure on the ballot. the patient safety act would require doctors to check a state database before previbing certain addictive narcotics. the brother and sister were killed on october 27th of 2003 while walking to get ice cream with their parents. the driver who hit them was under the influence of alcohol and prescription drugs. the proposed measure would also lift the $250,000 cap on damages and medical malpractice cases involving pain and suffering. >> our family were victims of both of these issues. one, the driver was an abuser of prescription narcotics and has been getting many narcotic prescriptions kind of willy-nilly

this will head to southern california. but look at this one. coming down near the spine of the sierra. this is 7:00 monday. the clouds will thicken up around the bay area. as this low continues to push to the south, a slight chance, a slight chance some of that wraparound moisture could funnel towards eastern portions of our viewing area. east bay, possibly in the south bay. we will definitely keep an eye on the moisture probability. what you will definitely notice is temperatures will drop as much as 10, maybe as much as 15 degrees as we get into monday and tuesday. at the coliseum tomorrow, the raiders game, look for temperatures in the 60s. it will be a bit breezy. take the jacket. here's a look at our eyes for saturday. a few degrees. san jose, 72. the fog near the peninsula as well as the coast. san francisco, 63 tomorrow. petaluma, 68. oakland, 67 degrees. east bay, 76. monday and tuesday highs only in the 60s for monday with that slight chance of maybe a drop or two. tuesday, still pretty much on the cool side. and then for trick or trea

. >> early-august, southern california - the hills outside los angeles are on fire. >> california's governor has declared a state of emergency. we've just arrived on the scene. the situation is critical. >> the entire mountainside is smoldering. this thick acrid smoke smell in the air and we're following this strike team now right into the top of the mountain to where the fire line begins. >> for this blaze, the combined might of the firefighting forces of california is on full display. in just 24 hours, the costs have already run into the millions. >> it's been a busy season. it started really early for us we had pretty significant fires in may which is pretty rare. it just seems like a lot of fires are burning. as far as the outlook for this season. it's going to be a busy one. >> these are serial conflagrations now, and they're magnifying themselves, and the costs are enormous. >> costs like this sprawling "fire camp" that's emerged overnight to support the thousands of personnel deployed. you think of how much money they spend in one of these camps. there's a lot of people here. there's

down in southern california, now one of tmer us. raymond was supposed to start drifting out. could be another dicey day. 40s or 50s on the temps. 40s on some of these temps. dropping pretty fast. the coast will be dealing with fog. cool to cold. mild to warm inland . in between nice to maybe a little on the cool side. temperatures from 50s to 80s. it was i think 88 in clear lake. incredible. 73 sonomo. 77 walnut creek. brentwood out to oakley. 72 in san jose. a warr down towards gilroy but not a lot. and 50s on the coast. mid 60s, upp 60s to low 70s on the peninsula. not much change and maybe a few high clouds by saturday. overall, a very quiet pattern. >> thank you very much. 4:52. a priceless opportunity with one of the biggest stars with the 49 irrelevants. how colin of problem with bart after the strike is called off. live pictures of people jumping on charter buses this morning. what you need to know as you head out the door. >>> good morning. we're following breaking news. if you are just joining us, the bart strike is over. but, again, bart service is delayed this morn

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. >>> southern california's camp pendleton forced to partially evacuate due to a brush fire. the blaze is 20% contained and damage at least four buildings. >>> apparently one boy really wanted to get out of minnesota this weekend. officials at minneapolis/st. paul international airport say a 9-year-old boy was able to sneak through security and board a flight headed to las vegas. it wasn't until the plane arrived in nevada that the boy was discovered. he was also at the airport the day before and was alone. >>> victims of the boston marathon bombing learned how to run again. they're using new pross threat tick legs. coaches and mentors stayed with the amputees as they took their first steps. >>> dogs weaving through the pure reason no pro plan dog challenge. they launched themselves into the water and others did flips to snag a frisbee. i could watch that all day. >>> no progress over the debt limit pushes stocks down. gas prices have dropped about 14 cents over the past two weeks according to the latest lundberg survey. the average price for a gallon of gas is $3.38. st. lou

in the big picture what we're saying good-bye to the low that caused that mess down in southern california and hello to the highs. as that moves in, we'll get mild weather once again. as per usual in october, it's looking pretty nice. chilly overnight temps but minor warming trend begins. back to near 80 greece inland by saturday so the weekend does look pretty good. on the future cast, there's not much in the way of low cloudiness tonight along the shore line, but as you continue to watch this, you'll see the low clouds build by tomorrow afternoon along the peninsula north to around pacifica so few low colloids along the shore line tomorrow night, but tonight looks okay. pinpoint forecast for the state 76 up at redding and 77 in sacramento. 76 in fresno, and rest of the country doesn't look too bad really. the numbers out there a little bit warmer than the bay area and san antone 88 degrees. back here the numbers will be upper 40s and low 50s. 54 overnight in the city and 52 san jose. san jose hit 72. that's about 6 greece below average. cupertino at 74. east bay tomorrow, livermore will

some thrilling moments for a paddle border in southern california. what was believed to be a shark, possibly a great white, swam right up to him. the shark was one of two spotted yesterday in the waters off manhattan beach in l.a. county. the paddle border says he decided to get his camera after he saw the first shark. >> i like to live on the edge. i like to surf good size waves and do things that scare me a little bit. it makes me feel alive. when i saw the shark i was like, oh, there it is, that's the footage i wanted to get. i will pursue this shark a little bit. i didn't know he would pursue me. >> pam cook shaking her head right now. the paddle border says the whole experience left him shaking like a leaf. >> hey, i will get my camera and go back out. >> you know, let's talk about frank for a second. frank sometimes will drive by like a news event when he is off work. i will to the same thing. that's why we're in this business. >> a news event might be different than a shark. >> it might be. >>> good morning, everybody. i get it though. you're

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he is known as the pillow case rapist and odd mitted to raping 40 women in southern california and the bay area between 1971 and 1992. he is now 52. application say three -- he used a pillow case to quiet his victims. he'll be required to use an ankle brace it. occupy rally is taking place to train law enforcement to better handle terrorist situations. laura? >> i am at 11th and broadway in downtown oakland. behind me, we have demonstrator whose have placed themselves in front of the convention center at the marriott. there is a two day conference called operation shield going on here with few enforce and first responders using how to respond in the case of an attack or terrorist threat. these folks many would claim they are occupy folks, are out here to protest what they are calling police produce facility. in the meantime, we have a large police presence, open police on hand and moments ago we spoke about how they are landing to handle the activists. >> we have had our challenges. we had vandalism. we shad assaults against other persons. we are very aware. we have a lot of police pre

one of southern california, one off vancouver and they dumbbell around each other. they could just chew up the fog. there won't be any rain from it. 50s to 70s. walnut creek, 71. 73 fairfield. livermore, 70. half moon bay, 54. san francisco, 56. santa rosa, 59. low 60s for some, including san jose at 612. plenty of low clouds -- 61. plenty of low clouds and without a north or northeast wind, it will stick and stay. very clear to cold. mild to warm inland. temperatures -- they are trying to warm up, especially in lake county, might as well head up there and go swimming. in the 80s in clearlake. 60s and 70s closer to the coast. inland temperatures if you are far enough in, it's warm. temperatures it looks like they are absolutely stuck here for a few days until maybe friday where we might get mixing of the fog bank. it's really quiet and cold in the great lakes with snow. but things are not happening on the west coast here. >> all quiet on the west coast. >> yes. >> thank you. >> any time. >>> security in the sky will begin long before you get to the airport. >>> cele

a southern calif >>> a rare sea beast is discovered off the coast of southern california. take a look. it's the carcass of an 18-foot- long orr fish. a southern california snorkeler found it off the coast of catalina. they can grow up to 56 feet long. it took 15 people to haul this big one out the water. >> i have never heard or seen one. >> scary. >> a giant eel. >>> from one sea monster to another people are being told to stay out of the water in los angeles county after a surfer got near a shark in two feet of water. the woman captured a picture two feet under the surfboard at manhattan beach. some people are not surprised. >> their habitat is being taken and now they are moving here i suppose. >> i guess so. lifeguard spotted sharks in the same area about a month ago. >>> amazing what you see in the water, sharks, sea lions. i saw a whale out there one time. huge. >> friendly. >> you're hoping. [ laughter ] >> you're hoping it's not a killer whale! hey, guys. around the bay area today we have sunshine coming our way looks like a great day. how the the door mostly clear

but i mean from -- it's finally pulling off from southern california. they had thick fog down there. monterey, there's a lot of low clouds and fog. there's pockets of clearing taking place. it will be a very quiet week. last week, the coast was clear. dense morning fok and that will continue clearing to the coast. it will be a low moving toward us by the end of the week, possibility of maybe some light rain, i doubt it. i think the best bet is would be you clouds. the gray is not going away. any time soon. the low is right here. it looks pretty good. it's projected to go to the coast and head towards southern california. we're in a very dry pattern. we have a hurricane off all cau pull co -- acapulco. hurricane raymond. it's expected to head out to the pacific the next couple of days. any travel plans there today or tomorrow, you might encounter delays. call ahead. 50s for some. 60s for others. but due to the fog, most locations are socked in. the fog will be back tonight and take us through tomorrow. there's plenty of high pressure. but it's fog or sun

pushing down across central and southern california allowing another round of chilly air to come with us here throughout the overnight hours and also into the next 48 hours. so, with that said, this morning we did start off with a record cold temperature of 39 in napa and hasn't been this cold since may the 24th. overall, that's going to set us up with more chilly temperatures as we head to 6:00 a.m. thursday. some of the coldest napa at 43 degrees and almaden valley at 47. details and what kind of impact this will mean in the daytime highs in the full forecast coming up in ten minutes, you guys. >> we'll see you shortly. >>> what went wrong and how could a dead body go unnoticed for three weeks. that's the question that friends and family are asking. the body of lynn spalding was found in a stairwell at the hospital. the body was discovered yesterday. today the hospital confirmed the identity. cheryl joins us from sm general and what is the explanation? >> well, hospital officials de announcement here today. they believe the woman found here on the fourth floor of this hospital is th

in his native southern california at least, he says the growing human cost is directly linked to the pace of development. >> just over these hills was the area where a thousand homes were destroyed by the cedar fire. >> and there's more homes going up right here? >> oh yes. there's a home boom beginning to start. >> all of this could easily burn. >> it's a totally unreasonable expectation that firefighters should defend each property. if they fail to, it becomes the source of political inquisition. why didn't you send the tankers after dark? who cares if the pilots are told that it's unsafe to fly? >> tonight he massive mobilization of equipment and manpower we've been witnessing across the west the past few weeks, is on the move to california. >> a few weeks later, the biggest and most high-profile fire of the season has broken out. yosemite national park is under threat, an uncontrollable blaze that's doubling in size every day. >> this is the burn area? >> yes, here. 95 square miles, 105,400 acres. >> for some of these firefighters, this could be their 6th or 7th major fire of the

if you headed out of town southern california is the same with low 70's and 20's in the sierras at 20's. the fog will pull back from the coast tomorrow and sierra nevada has cooler numbers next week but no snow or rain. >> back now to southern california, you can see the bear is tranquilized and now he is being put in the back of a truck for trance port to an animal rescue organization. >> we get word from our sister station fish and wildlife have frankizeed -- tranquilized the young bear. they asked residents to stay in their home. now the bear is tranquilized they are lifting that. >> san francisco mayor is calling for an independent investigation into the death of a woman found in the stairwell at the hospital that reported her missing. lynn saddling -- lynne spalding is 57, mother of four, died at hospital and was found in a stairwell. the mayor wants answers and will pass the answers on to the family. the sheriff office is investigating a review of hospital alarm and search procedures. hour body was not found until 17 days after being reported missing from the hospital bed. >> tr

if you are going on a three-day weekend we're looking awesome all the way down to southern california. sunny skies with temperatures in the 70s from santa barbara down to san diego. 77 in las vegas and cool near yosemite with 55. >>> on the seven-day forecast temperatures inland in the upper 70s tomorrow, 60s in the coast. a gradual trend through sunday. but definitely not too hot. we get cloud cover building by next thursday. we are still watching a storm system off shore next wednesday and thursday. >> summer time temperatures. thank you, jeff. >>> want to go back out to oakland to get a live look at the caltrans headquarters. inside that building the negotiates are holed up with 40 minutes to go before the cooling off period ends and a potential strike could unfold at 11:59 tonight. they have been in there all night and no word if we will be hearing from them. we are 40 minutes away from a potential strike. we are watching those doors closely. we'll be right back. [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to get great deals the easy way. you do enough

. >>> signs of winter like weather with snow in the sierra and flooding in southern california. in los angeles county both directions of interstate 5 were shut down for several hours due to flooding and mud slide. this happened in sun valley area. highway patrol spokesperson said it could have been caused by a water main break which may have resulted from a mud slide. firefighters had to rescue at least one person whose car was caught. >>> snow in the sierra is being heralded as a positive sign for those in tourism. just enough for it to stick on the hoods of cars in truckee. operators of ski areas at squaw valley and alpine meadows, sent us these photos and a message how it burns calories and benefits one's health. >> temperature changes you will feel at your house tomorrow. >> enough room for bicycles not fire trucks. a special report explores changes firefighters say are slowing them down and risking lives. >>> in 90 seconds, neighbors stunned by a deadly daylig when our little girl was born, we got a subaru. it's where she said her first word. (little girl) no! saw her first

there's a little bit of fog in southern california. not up here, that's for sure. 41 holding at napa and also santa rosa. 46 half-moon bay. 44 walnut creek. 40s for livermore and fairfield. there's not much of a breeze. i mean, hardly anything at all. there's a little component of a westerly or even a little bit of an offshore breeze, especially downtown oakland. lots of sunshine. this pattern is locked in. don't want to say it's blocking. it doesn't look like much is going to change for a while. sunshine, maybe a little breezy for some. it will be warmer. the warming continues. i think we top it out wednesday and leave it there. warm weather after a cold morning. coecold lows and warmer afternoon. coast, bay and inland are all really close on these forecasted highs. 80s for almost everybody. if not you're in the 70s. the difference is one of these oakley brentwood, antioch, pittsburgh, it will be just as warm in oakland and martinez and maybe concord. san jose 81. that's close to morgan hill and gilroy. santa cruz going 85 degrees dow

. >> cell phone video captured a chaotic scene in southern california. a tanker, carrying 8,000 gallons of crude oil crashed into a sidewall on an l.a. county freeway. dangled above the railroad track before bursts into flames. the fire spread to a nearby residential street threatening homes and burning a handful of cars, two people, including the driver, were hurt. >>> gun control is one of the country's most controversial issues. now a bay area city is taking the lead with a gun safety measure on the november ballot. but, as kpix don knapp reports, the measure worried gun advocates. >> how about you go there and i will go there. >> you want to do the loop in? >> reporter: cheryl and don are campaigning for gun safety law for sunnyville. >> hello. >> hi. hey, can i talk to you a minute about measure c? are you familiar with measure c? >> reporter: promoters say it does a few things to approve gun safety. it requires owners to report stolen guns, keep them locked or disabled and requires dealers to report amin addition sales. >> it is the spur for all of

don't >> we have update on a story before the break breaking news in southern california. police made an arrest in the case of those dry ice bombs at los angeles international airport that we just reported. it is as expected an airport employe employee. some sort of disgruntled employee. authorities said from the start it didn't appear to be any kind of terrorist act but angry employee and now one has been arrested in southern california. >> well moving on. if the parents ever nag to you sit up or stand up straight as a kid you probably understand the have of gentle reminder now and then. i need one as i tend to slouch sometimes. now bay area company is inincorporating that concept into a new device sdaind to improve your posture. here's carolyn johnson. >> if you sit at your desk for eight hours a day chances are you slouch once in awhile. but consistently bad posture lae to go back pain or other issues you might need help to straighten up your act. >> stood up from the chair right now if this well also stand up. >> enter the avatar posture coach at the heart of app base

. >>> several small fires broke out across southern california amid hot, windy conditions. three fire agencies using bulldozers, air support and ground crews are fighting a blaze near interstate 5 and state route 14 in the new hall pass area. red flag alerts are in affect in southern california through tomorrow. >>> karen has weakened to a tropical depression and stalled off the louisiana coast. but the storm still threatens to bring strong winds and heavy rains to the vulnerable low-lying areas especially in louisiana. marcy gonzalez has a look at the preparations. >> under bright, sunny skies, people along the gulf coast spent the day getting ready for whatever karen carries their way. >> the last storm looks like, this beautiful days. and then tomorrow it is all over. >> the storm threatens to bring wind, lots of rain and storm surges up to three feet in some areas. but it has lost a lot of power. and while karen will not strengthen into a hurricane, it is the memory of mother nature's past fury that is prompting residents not to take the risk too lightly. >> i am very s

the recall efforts are targeting john perez and four other southern california democrats. that is based on the lawmakers votes. the progun groups say they are encourage by successful recalls of two colorado lawmakers for their support of weapons restriction. >>> there is new report out that says roads in marin, napa, and sonoma counties are some of the worst roads and potholes in the bay area. this report says st. helena, larkspur and sonoma county had the worst roads in the bay area last year. this comes after larkspur is considering a road tax to repair the roads. >>> logging off from facebook. why deeps may be losing interest in -- why teens may be losing interest in that site. >>> shooting death of a vallejo mother stuns a community. >>> if you are going to hit the roads soon, i would say this is your window. the traffic is looking good. [son] all right,she has no idea. [man] no one told her,right? [son]hi! [mom screams] >>> welcome back. we have new information about a missing man in berkeley. 59-year-old jerald jacob was last seen at the marina on wednesday. police f

stormy from southern california, stretching north to montana and wyoming. want to make sure that you have some kind of protection. >>> and finally, it's win or go home for the st. louis cardinals and the pittsburgh pirates. they play their season-deciding game five in st. louis. >> for one family in pittsburgh, tonight's game will have to go a very long way to beat what happened before game four on monday. we get the bruises and the benefits from reporter mike clark. >> reporter: this major league welt on jacob's forehead is evidence he was not paying attention during batting practice. >> my mom's going to kill me. so, yeah. >> reporter: jacob was holding up his cardinals ball cap trying to get autographs of the pirates' enemies. >> i was trying to get wainwright's autograph. my sister saved my life. it hit off my sister's wrist and then hit me in the head. >> reporter: his sister, michelle, took the brunt of the impact. she has the mark to prove it. >> a split-second, a ball just came. and i saw it at the last minute. and put my hand out of the way. it wou

it's driving more towards southern california. it may send in a few bands of high and mid-level clouds. we've seen that already. it's helped chew up most of the fog, not all of it. but it does look mostly sunny and warmer. probably the breeze picking up. san jose had a tough day, tough day. very tough yesterday. i'm okay now. but things were very tough. i'm okay now. i had a rough morning. i had a rough morning. 49 in san jose. today we'll go warmer. it will be from 60 to 7. you will lose the -- 71. you will lose the low cloud deck. 48 monterey. there's some cool readings all over the place. 30s and 40s. some of the low cloud deck showing up. occasionally high clouds. the bulk of it staying offshore. originally it looked like this might come closer. 30s, 40s, 50s for some. 45 half moon bay. 43 walnut creek. a little chill in the morning air. a few high clouds. patchy lee clouds. mostly sunny, partly sunny. more sunshine by a wide margin. 60s and 70s. we hit the 60s, 70s for the north bay, south bay, peninsula, doesn't matter, even

. >> and when it rains, mysterious sea serpents in southern california, it apparently pours. we'll explain. >>> we are starting out cool in spots. 40s and 50s, dense fog at the coastline. we'll talk about it coming up. >> all right. we knew this would happen. we're already seeing backups at the bay bridge toll plaza. those delays are building for the drive out of oakland into san francisco. we'll have more on your monday traffic in just a few minutes. >>> we introduced amy to you last friday. she is fighting a rare aggressive form of cancer but over the weekend, she beat the odds at the nike women's marathon in san francisco. anne makovec shows us how the bay area mom inspired others with her determination. >> reporter: amy has been running in the nike marathon since 2005 but this year is different. >> this means the world to me. >> reporter: she didn't run the entire 26 miles, just the last 4.2 miles, 4 for the rounds of chemo she had and two for the rounds she has left. >> each round of chemo is like another mile marker so in a sense it's kind of training for the same thing

the city of orange in southern california passed an ordnance to force all sex offenders to put a warning sign on their front door on halloween night. but a group called california reform sex offenders law fought them in court and won. we talked to that group's founder via face time. >> there are no reported incidents of a child being sexually assaulted on halloween by trick or treating by a sex offender than again it is a solution looking for a problem. >> reporter: that group considers laws targeting sex offendsers on halloween to be unconstitutional. but not mark class -p. >> they can go on to the megan's law website and find out every one of these characters that lives within their community. and they can then target those houses and tell their children which houses specifically to stay away from. >> reporter: but class say it is best weapon is to use the megan's list map. what would jessica see if she looked. more than a dozen sex offenders in her community and where they live. >> i think i might this year. >> reporter: in operation boo, sex offenders who are parolees will be told to

in the event of a release, he'll live in southern california because that's where he grew up. that's a stipulation. they needed to find a place that is spread out, nothing near schools or churches and palm dale was selected. still a sunnyville woman said he belongs in one place, a state hospital. kathy remembers this man's face and name, christopher evans hub bard, known as the pillowcase rapist. he raped at least 15 women in the area. she remembers being terrified and worried. >> i don't think it right. i think the man should have a life sentence. >> reporter: hubbard was known as a pillowcase rapist because he used a pillow to silence his victim's screams a. judge determined hub bard bard is fit released and could be placed in palm dale. >> i don't think it's appropriate. i think he should stay where he was and continue to get treatment because the man is not well. >> reporter: many who live in lake los angeles are upset about the potential new neighbor. >> this is like a bad dream. >> reporter: the supervisor says hubbard will be under straight supervision including wearing

that is, of course, good news if you're planning to buy a house and if you live in southern california you might consider a relatively new option that's gaining popularity out there. correspondent adam housley fills us in. >> it isn't the house you grew up in, it's not your parents' house. >> reporter: a small lot house a tiny trend that started in los angeles and building up across the west. >> it appeals mostly to young professionals, a lot of college educated right out of college who probably don't have kids yet. >> reporter: the narrow homes are usually stacked two to three stories high and range in size from o1,000 to 2,000 square fee. you share lot space to several to dozens of the hybrid homes. >> no per se kind of traditional yard in the front because you have a smaller lot but there's all these kind of creative things that happen with the space because you can go vertical. >> by taking the land and sub dividing it it creates for more affordable housing and creates again a new market that didn't exist before. >> reporter: but some traditionalists oppose these homes say it hurt

. >> there can be many earthquakes of district size that his can happen here in southern california. we have more than 300 faults that can have a something stood six or greater. >> reporter: which the big one hits this earthquake simulator gives you a sense of what i major quake might feel like. even more frightening, a recent investigative report by the los angeles times newspaper found that more than a thousand old concrete buildings in the city may be at risk of collapsing during a major earthquake. like the 1994 north ridge quiet. >> any building that's concrete and older than 1974 you would immediately begin to think, well, maybe i better look at it. >> reporter: older buildings are made of columns that haven't been retrofitted and even if the building is known to be unstable, it would cost the owner hundreds of thousands of dollars in repairs. a cost that many can't afford, especially in the currents economy. the l l. actual times investigation cited a study in berkeley, engineered identified 1500 vulnerable buildings in los angeles. but the findings are not being released for

. >>> southern california snorkeler came across an incredibly rare sea beast. the car kus of 18-foot-long oarfish was found off the coast of catalina. the creatures resemble serpents and can grow up to 60 feet long. this was so big it took 15 people to haul it out of the water. >> it doesn't even look real. >> no. >> looks like, i don't know, the creature from black lagoon or something. >> kind of ugly. yeah. >>> swimmers at one southern california beach are being twoornd stay out of the water. >> that's after a surfer got up close with the shark at manhattan beach. he captured this video of the predator swimming about 2 feet beneath her surf board. >> they have their habitat is being taken, and now they're moving here, i suppose. >> about a month ago, life guards spotted sharks in the same area. >>> well, you go out in the water right now and probably have a pretty good sunburn some of these days. >> it has been so sunny outside. maybe not so warm in the morning, but the afternoons have warmed up really nice. we went from 36 to 85 degrees in santa rosa. some s

. >>> signs of winter like weather with snow in the sierra and flooding in southern california. in los angeles county both directions of interstate 5 were shut down for several hours due to flooding and mud slide. this happened in sun valley area. highway patrol spokesperson said it could have been caused by a water main break which may have resulted from a mud slide. firefighters had to rescue at least one person whose car was caught. >>> snow in the sierra is being heralded as a positive sign for those in tourism. just enough for it to stick on the hoods of cars in truckee. operators of ski areas at squaw valley and alpine meadows, sent us these photos and a message how it burns calories and benefits one's health. >> temperature changes you will feel at your house tomorrow. >> enough room for bicycles not fire trucks. a special report explores changes firefighters say are slowing them down and risking lives. >>> in 90 seconds, neighbors stunned by a deadly daylight shooting on a busy street. >> always been safe. we live in a good neighbourhood. >> the young man who died >>> ne