northern california has gone through several minor earthquakes within the last month. >> vicki: meanwhile. another magnitude 3-point-1 earthquake shook parts of san ramon today. it happened just after 3-30 along the calaveras fault. which intersects with the hayward fault. this afternoon's quake is one of many that have struck the area in the last 10 days. >> vicki: thunderstorm have caused a lot a concerns. >> brian: the center of the storm system that's been affecting northern california this weekend is spinning over the central valley tonight. it's been producing thunderstorms with heavy rain along the western edge of the sacramento valley around vacaville. the best chance for showers will remain east of the bay area, but a few raindrops close to the bay sunday night are not out of the question. >> vicki: a reminder. for up to the minute weather forecasts and all your bay area news. be sure to download the kron 4 mobile app. it's free for apple and android devices. >> vicki: one man is dead and another is in critical condition after a car plunged off the santa cruz wharf... according t

a lot of that heading up to northern california. but there is a great chance we will at least get something from this line of showers offshore. let's show you future cast. tomorrow morning, the spotty activity is the light showers we can expect. don't look for heavy, widespread rain. but the spotty showers. cloudy to start in the morning hours. as we head in the afternoon, we get heating of the day. a little buoyancy in the atmosphere. and we might see thunderstorms fire off. it's not showing too much. but instability around 2:30. we're good for scattered showers and isolated chance of thunderstorms, as well. the bottom line in the forecast as we head throughout this weekend, will be the cold front moving down from the north to bring the isolated thunderstorms. then, by sunday's forecast, we'll clear out the noon hour for the sunshine building in. and a lot less humidity and comfortable forecast coming your way. let's look at the microclimate forecast. san francisco, the classic 60s coming at the marina. and 67 degrees. financial di

the mistake at a northern california plant that could pose a serious health risk. >> and things are warming up a little bit all around the bay area. we'll see how long that is going to last with the forecast coming up. >> plus, a fantasy football fumble. how insiders are accused of cheating the system to win big. ,,,,,,,, blame it on the drought. >>> you may not be able to find the great pumpkin this year from california and you can blame it on the drought. kpix 5's juliette goodrich is at a pumpkin patch that had to bring them in from another state. >> reporter: hi, veronica. we're in san ramon. these pumpkins are ripe, ready and smaller and that's the case across the state because of the drought. but the owner says be assured in a few days bigger ones are coming in from oregon by the truckloads. >> if you see a pumpkin you like, you got pick it out, we'll put it in the cart. >> reporter: these sisters set out to find the biggest pumpkin. >> i really like that pumpkin. >> reporter: and chase did, too. he did all right for his size. >> pretty strong. >> reporter: but if you look around this

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if things change it would make tracks toward northern california. but right now that's not the case. what we are looking at is a building ridge of high pressure. this morning as far as the barometer, it is very high at 30.11. that means high pressure is building in, the air mass driving out and we're warming up. temperatures right now in the 50s and 60s. later today we are talking about 70s at the beaches. 70s bayside. 80 in mountain view. upper 70s in low 80s common across the santa clara valley. up to 84 degrees if the livermore area. we're talking 90s. i'll tell you when you can expect it. first let's bring on liza battalones. >>> good morning, the altamont pass, traffic is already slow. this is for westbound 580 leaving the 205 interchange. it's going to stay slow in pockets approaching vasco. now, you pass all that and you hit roadwork. it's the same ongoing construction which has shut down multiple lanes of 580. you can see traffic approaching the dublin interchange. be prepared for delays. you continue along 580 down towards the nimitz and th

john: northern california. >> northern california and southern oregon, if understanding about it northern california is -- well, southern california is cars and movie stars, northern california is forests and big foot. it's a totally different area and so it makes sense to split it up. nobody thought ca cald stay that big. in early december of 41 they were starting to have protests and petitions and then pearl harbor came and that -- they burden of proof to make it a state, the japanese attacked, now we have california. >> but they're still trying. john: thank you, michael, i find that fascinating. next, why do we even have states? what good are states? plus the self-destructive rule that makes it tougher for us to secure our important national borders. . john: now that we've heard some of the weird ways that state borders were formed, it makes me wonder why do we even have states? 50 states or 57 as president obama once said. anyway, america was a brand-new country, why not just have one country? why a bunch of colonies that became states? because people came to america for very differen

john: northern california. >> northern california and southern oregon, if understanding about it northern california is -- well, southern california is cars and movie stars, northern california is forests and big foot. it's a totally different area and so it makes sense to split it up. nobody thought ca cald stay that big. in early december of 41 they were starting to have protests and petitions and then pearl harbor came and that -- they burden of proof to make it a state, the japanese attacked, now we have california. >> but they're still trying. john: thank you, michael, i find that fascinating. next, why do we even have states? what good are states? plus the self-destructive rule that makes it tougher for us to secure our important national borders. do you know the secret to a happy home in these modern times? it's a housewife who's in control of the finances. actually, any wife, husband, or human person can use progressive's name your price tool to take control of their budget. and while the men do the hard work of making money, she can get all the car insurance options her little he

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california state university faculty members will begin voting tomorrow to decide if they're going to back a strike. contract talks between -- broke off between the california faculty association and csu officials this month. the california faculty association wants a 5% raise. csu counteredered with a 2% boon pay. >> we have not had raises for seven years. and even before that, the raises were -- if you look at a ten-year average of what faculty have earned, we haven't kept up with inflation. >> even if professors vote to strike it could take months for them to actually walk off the job. that's because the upcoming vote only authorizes union leaders to consider calling a strike. >> san francisco police will host a community meeting tomorrow to talk about an officer shooting and killing a man. 27-year-old herbert benetiz died after a sergeant shot him on thursday. police say that sergeant opened fire after benetiz grabbed another sergeant's gun during a struggle. the meeting will tapes at the bil

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satellite radar shows we've got low pressure over northern california beginning to spin out. triggered some showers and thundershowers over the sierra as well. for us it's going to warm up beginning tomorrow into the mid-70s around the bay. 80 inland and the upper 60s around the coast. low pressure over far northern california essentially heads out of the state we'll get partly cloudy skies tomorrow. there's still going to be a few lingering showers tonight near the diablo range some of the foothills of the coast range. by tomorrow afternoon it will be dried up. warm up to 85 degrees inland by midweek and shore line remains fairly mild. on the future cast we're looking at cloudy conditions to start the day out with tomorrow going to freed this at 10:00 tomorrow morning. so you can see there's more sunshine in the fort bay than in the south bay. so some low cloudiness lingering residual moisture begins to dry up by later in the day we get a mostly sunny finish to monday. san rafael ridge shower chances end on monday warm trend will begin mid 80s by wednesday. the numbers will

that is what connects northern california and southern california. >> when they say it's going to be several hours before that section is even open. let's head over to mark. and those rain totals are very impressive. >> the extreme rainfall rates, it's amazing how quickly things progress and develop this afternoon. this morning we had some clouds, a few scattered showers. here in southern california, a closer look toward los angeles. the northeastern portions, thunderstorms rolling through the area. and yellows and reds correspond to the intense rainfall rates. this one cell just around tehachapi, 5.63 inch was rain an hour! so this is still the one cell moving to the north and east. this is just over a 3-hour period. over 2 inch was rain. and the storm reports really are adding up as well. we'll just select a few of these. lots of mudslide reports. you saw the flash flooding. hail and eye few funnel cloud reports toward quartz hill. that may have been the same hill, toward lancaster. developing to the south and moving to the north. in the bay area, a different story. a chance for sh

low pressure circulation over northern california triggered those thundershowers. that low moves east and out of the area by tomorrow afternoon, and we're going to be looking at clearing conditions and slightly warming temperatures tomorrow, but even more warming for tuesday and wednesday. for tomorrow afternoon it's not looking bad. 80 inland, and mid to upper 70s around the bay. logos away, high pressure replaces it. partly cloudy skies for the most part on monday, and we will be very warm by midweek. mid-80s inland. and along the shoreline, nice mild shoreline, and a few low clouds tomorrow. futurecast does show the potential for a few clouds over the santa cruz mountains and the diablo range, but after that clouds clear out. we'll dry out completely by monday night. that's actually looking live from mount vaca. a warming trend begins. travel forecast 80 degrees. overnight lows in the mid-50s, sunrise at 7:22 a.m. forecast highs tomorrow a little warmer with 73 in the city, 80 at concord, 77 in oakland. in the south bay mid-70s, clouds in the morning, sun in the

a few clipping extreme northern california and a few in the north bay. that is about it. this is a pretty good source of moisture towards portland and seattle. water temperatures have come up. low 60s to mid 60s. and about 60 degrees on the low. and low clouds like -- low moving into the four corners. we'll eventually backtrack to baja and end up near us by next wednesday. fiftys, 60s on the temperatures. west/southwest. sixteen. a little stronger. fifty-four. and lock at that. and moisture. it's heading north, and again, this low may plan to the middle of next week. that's then. today's high is 70s and 80s. i hope things are still okay. >> things are still looking pretty good. good morning, everyone. if you are looking at a commute on the freeway. it should be a decent one for you. we look at the golden gate bridge and all of north bay commute. that looks good. it looks like traffic is three and three on the golden gate bridge. if you are driving on the bridges, we have a nice-looking commute. the best pictures. i did see a couple of lights up there, a couple of flashing

now, a seahawks fan who once lived in northern california texted one of our news producers today asking what's the difference between marty mcfly from "back to the future" and 49ers fans? well, mcfly stopped going back to 1985. that's a direct shot at 9ers fans who harken back to the glory days. twitter was on fire holding jed york accountable. victoria ferguson writes: how does it feel to hear and read our empire is the laughing stock of the nfl? thanks to you! hashtag jedyork. >> 49ers fan art: ribe art says: we got an apology last from jed york ot last night? it all m him. jed york has ruined this team faithful. colin ka was sacked 6 times the seahawks last night 49ers...ranked 2 2 teams in offense...gaine tal of 142. despite that, hea jim tomsula said there wille hanges made at quarter >> colin kaepernick was sacked six times by the seahawks last night. the 49ers rank 28th of 32 teams in offense. gained 142. despite that, head coach jim tomsula said there will be no changes made at quarterback and his coaching staff. >> it's so easy to take shots when you lose a head coach and playe

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it's the largest animal adoption event in northern california. it's happening this weekend. up next how you can help find a home for some of these double pets. pets. >>> this weekend is the fifth annual pet food express. it's the largest animal adoption event in northern california featuring more than 1,000 animals. this morning we are getting a look at some of the animals that will be available. who do you have with you? >> i have rebecca cats with oakland animal services. she has been watching her. she has a couple animals with her. who is the kitten? >> this is is tom. he was going to be at the bay area pet fair but he was adopted in the parking lot here. >> oh wow. great. >> he is not making it out to the fair but he was adopted. >> is there something that people who want to adopt animals should know? you just don't adopt an animal. it's kind of something you have to plan for a long time to have the animal. >> yeah. it's not necessarily planned far long time but definitely recognize it's a responsibility. animals require care and if it's dogs they require exercise and ti

to change their minds about moving northern california water to southern california. that's what governor jerry brown wants to do with his twin tunnels project. the idea to take water south through passageways 150 feet beneath the delta. nbc bay area political analyst larry gerstin joins us to talk about the resurgence of this plan. larry, what was it the governor first proposed, and what was that initial reaction? >> resurgence is a good way of putting it because this isn't a new idea at all. it's a reitieration, if you will. 33 years ago if you can imagine that, vicky, then-governor jerry brown proposed yet this similar idea by shipping northern california water through a peripheral canal, a canal that would skirt the delta and then head south. now, the issue was put to the voters in 1982, and guess what, they rejected the proposal by a 2-1 vote. now a new version of the same idea has surfaced again in a radically different environment. namely, as you pointed out, a state that has suffered record drought for four long years. >> okay, larry. so what are the voters sa

light rain for our area are you northern california, the northwest corner of california will see the brunt of this, and the sierra. skewered i'm going to run the next 12 to 24 hours and what we are expecting with this. so you can see some green on my screen, but we are talking just the couple 100th of an inch. >>> temperature wise, 50's and 60's. 59 half moon bay, 62 in concord, 54 in santa rosa and as we shift our eyes to the south, we have 61 for san jose. we have low and mid 70s over portions of the bay. as we shift to the east, we have 70s on the east bay. to the south bay, 79 san jose, 76 saratoga. some spotty showers and 74 degrees for redwood city. the extended forecast here, with the bay area weekend always in view. partly to mostly cloudy skies and temperatures will not change a whole lot and that rain doesn't change either. >>> it looks like perhaps a summertime warm-up coming back with mid- and upper 80's in the forecast by wednesday. >> looks good. i will take it. poor this was one of the worst natural disasters in bay area history, and today marks 26 years. it is a long

a storm system heads toward northern california sunday, but right now all of its rain stays north of the bay. >> vicki: next. get ready for fleet week. coming up, we'll go sky high to give you a taste of what's on the horizon. >> vicki: san francisco's waterfront will be buzzing as the 35th annual fleet week kicks off. starting tomorrow you'll see planes passing through and over the bay, all in preparation for the signature air shows. tonight we're going to take you up with the patriots jet team. >> vicki: the patriots jet team is the largest volunteer aerobatic team in the world. based in byron. run by pilot randy howell - and fueled by a passion for aviation. >> vicki: the team of six patriot jets will be taking to the skies for fleet week. doing their death defying stunts for the crowds on >> vicki: we visited the patriots hanger for a sneak peak at what we can expect. >>: 1 maneuver that nobody else does is the talmudic slide. >> vicki: here they are up close - the l-39 fighter jets flown by pilots like scratch - formerly from the canadian snowbirds flight team. >>: kyaks silly d

it's the northern california innocence project, and there is the web address out of the santa clara law school. thank you so much for the work that you're doing. lucy: my pleasure. damian: all right. and up next here on "comunidad del valle," dr. hilaria bauer returns, stay with us. of the alum rock school district in san jose. with me once again is dr. hilaria bauer. welcome back to the show. hilaria bauer: thank you so much for having me. damian: well, give us a progress report on common core, if you will. how has that been going? has it been a success so far? i think as parents, some of us are still a little confused, but as long as the kids know what they're doing, i think that's the important part. but how is that going so far? hilaria: i think it's fantastic. i think it's a good thing for our students because it's going to prepare them for the career world. and like anything new, it's going to take us a little while to get it right, so don't panic. you know, don't go around saying, "oh my gosh, we need to redo this," because anything that is worth doing is going to take time, and

california. others countries include franch, germany, switzerland, iceland, norway, denmark, sweden and finland. dr. larry wang runs the center helping her country men and women understand business in silicon valley. thanks for being with us this morning. >> thank you scott for inviting me here. >> here is my imagination is you are an official representative of taiwan and the taiwan government. i mean, right? this is a state-sponsored thing. you are bringing your smartest, your best people from taiwan to silicon valley. isn't that a risk for taiwan? what if they stay here? >> well, nothing wrong for the talent staying here. in fact, most of the top notch talents stay in taiwan working for tsnc, media tech and many other famous companies. >> you have got great companies but you see my point there. >> yes. >> is that the best and brightest in some ways ought to stay home. if i were running the place. >> well, not really because the world is as we call it the earth getting flatter and flatter. >> ri

a northern california school is desks. we'll have the details, next. and i'll have your complete if you think storm damage is the only cost of climate change, think again. from the rising price of food to higher insurance rates for homes and businesses, the economic damage will only get worse. but with american-mama clean energy,, we can save money on electricity and spur innovation to create new businesses and jobs. it all starts with 50% clean energy by 2030. << >> << wx timer @ 2:15 you'll want to pack the umbrellas today with on and off showers expected throughout most of our friday along with a few rumbles of thunder. the good news for football game goers tonight is that the rain should begin to taper this evening, although a leftover shower or three is possible for kickoff time in some northwest iowa towns. most should be dry though as cool and eezy condittns take over with northwest winds at 15-25 miles per hoor and temperatures bottoming out in the 40s. clouds should move out saturday morning giving most a sunny afternoon with highs in the 60s,

just a few high clouds moving into northern california. closer to the bay area, some scattered high clouds for the region. especially the north bay. some warm ones out toward livermore. 94 degrees there. walnut creek 90. santa rosa, 86. san jose 85. and san francisco earlier in the 70s. right now in the upper 60s. 68 degrees. partly cloudy skies first thing tomorrow morning. patchy fog, temperatures will be in the 40s for the north end, 50s to start out the day. we'll have mainly those high clouds still way paying us a visit. and temperatures back up into the lower 70s. by lunchtime, 70 degrees. we could have some patchy fog regroup first thing saturday morning. here's the satellite. posttropical cyclone oho. winds at 70 miles an hour. turned into more of a regular storm. it still has winds at 70 miles an hour. as it approaches the north, this will generate some swell. we'll have surf on the order of 5-10 feet by the weekend. here's a potential track, moving up to our north. a rain-producer and a wind- producer as well. for us, we're talki

so far the radar returns are off the northern california coast. none of this is actually reaching the area yet. it is about 70 miles from eureka. we are going to see some of the showers and there is even a possibility of an isolated thunderstorm. i'll let you know what part of your weekend will be wet. look at the time line coming up. >> look forward to that. thank you, sandhya. >>> an east bay mud utility crew found themselves in a sinkhole that they were sent to fix. look at these photos sent in by jennifer lombardi. she reported a river of gushing water that was carrying away chunks of the pavement. when crews arrived they found out how serious the situation was. >> i came out here and there was a wheel down. >> water officials say a cast iron watermain built in 1931 caused the the sinkhole. the main has been replaced and the sinkhole has been filled. >>> work continues to repair -- workers continue to repair another gaping sinkhole in union city. the hole has steady grown to its current size of 30 tiff feet by by -- 35 feet by 40 feet. when it

i feel like we're on stand by mode hopefully where the storms come into northern california. >> i said earlier there are even bay area counties, obviously there are nine. >>> the sf museum has been closed do to an expangs. it will open may 14th. >>> coming up in sports, the cubs and the blue jays are trying desperately to stay a life. >>> key bah is lye in the -- keba is live in the news room. >> the future has arrived. we'll see how the predictions from the 1989 movie back to the future ii compared to today. this is coming up at 7:00 on tv 36. >> from santa cruz the highway patrol tweeted a picture to celebrate back to the future day. october 21st, 2015 was the date used on the dash of the delorean. it started time travel when it hit 88 miles an hour. >> all right. we have two teams getting down to the nitty-gritty. >> the cubs are about ready to get knocked out by the mets. >> it's kind of bee gees day for toronto staving alive, staving a line, and they do. toronto never to trail. they make sure with a 4 runs in six inning. the white towels and toronto set ace 3--- a 3-1 double. the

police in northern california are the first to add those weapons to their tactical defense carb. they say it will help them use less force. >> we can use them for joint manipulation, wrist control, pain compliance, that type of thing. >> officers are not required to carry the nunchakus. it's another way to control the suspect. police must pass a 16-hour training program. >>> 5:16. the u.s. senate pass add controversial anti hacking bill. the details will be hammered out this morning. >> a rare defeat for silicon valley. >> most companies in silicon valley didn't like the law called the cyber security information sharing act. it passed the senate easily. as you pointed out, it's already been through the house. it has powerful allies. it was co-sponsored by dianne feinstein. the president says he will sign it. the cisa allows companies to share information about hacking with each other. so target gets hacked, it can warn walmart and give details of the hacks. normally companies aren't allowed to conspire, and i mean that in the most innocent way about anything. in this case they ca

so far the radar returns are off the northern california coast. none of this is actually reaching the area yet. it is about 70 miles from eureka. we are going to see some of the showers and there is even a possibility of an isolated thunderstorm. i'll let you know what part of your weekend will be wet. look at the time line coming up. >> look forward to that. thank you, sandhya. >>> an east bay mud utility crew found themselves in a sinkhole that they were sent to fix. look at these photos sent in by jennifer lombardi. she reported a river of gushing water that was carrying away chunks of the pavement. when crews arrived they found out how serious the situation was. >> i came out here and there was a wheel down. >> water officials say a cast iron watermain built in 1931 caused the the sinkhole. the main has been replaced and the sinkhole has been filled. >>> work continues to repair -- workers continue to repair another gaping sinkhole in union city. the hole has steady grown to its current size of 30 tiff feet by by -- 35 feet by 40 feet. when it

california, they have prompted homeowners to take care of their leaky roofs or roofs that may leak. contractors are in high demand. we followed with a crew yesterday. businesses is up 100% compared to this time last year. contractors have waiting lists that are two months long. many homeowners have put off the repairs during the four year drought. >> it's been very dry. it's scary. >> people are concerned with the weather, it's going to damage their home. >> of course water agencies like east bay mud, any rain is welcome what matters is snow in the sierra. projections from the noah -- noaa suggests a 5050 chance of rainfall this year. later this morning we may get scattered showers. steve will have more on when, where, how much may come down during the morning commute. it's good to keep in mind that the roads could be wet. >> bring a jacket but you may not need it. >> your hair is saved. >> the hair is safe for now. >>> that being said, the storm had potential but didn't pan out. >> potential is a french word meaning you didn't do squat. we have our system moving, there's light rain

,uc, kaiser and we tried to limit it to northern california and washington. there could be a lot of sharing information and sharing of ideas. also in september last month, at the end of the month, retirement staff, investment staff helped organized through the common fund which is a large institutional investment managed firm, a meeting of 20 institutional investors from the west coast and again their focus is going to be on exploring alternatives, the viability of continuing to invest in those and the impact of having the risk of stranded asset and looking for alternative investments that would make more sense to present to the retirement board. these are two initiatives that again i believe show the investment staff supports the board's position and my position and this is something that we are actively pursuing. the esg committee -- >> how often has the e sg committee met? >> they met once. they were created in july? no, they were created in april and they met in july. >> and were the community members self selected or were they assigned? >> actually i bel

northern california getting rain as we head toward sunday evening. slight chance of few showers here in the bay area in the sierra we see snow levels starting out at 7000 feet and dropping to about 5500 to 6000 feet. so mentioned proceed precipitation if you have travel plans and coming back sunday evening you could be impacted. bet chance of seeing some written on monday with the second part of the system coming through and it will bring with it that colder air. so first they think tomorrow morning starting out clear. temperatures will be in the 50's for most of you north bay valley so you are locking at mid upper 40's and with crystal clear sky even though it start out crisp it will end up being a really is in day with temperatures coming up quickly. south bay 85. gilroy morgan hill and 80 san jose. santa clara on the sunnyvale area 79 degrees on the peninsula. 79 redwood city. menlo park 78, 71 half machine bay. 76 san mateo o. nothing but sunshine in downtown san francisco. 74 degrees. 70 daly city. if kids are going to be part of a parade it's r

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. >> when northern california firefighters study is worst scenario they pull up marin counter -- county. now they have new eyes in the skies, spotting for smoke 24/7. each frame represents a view from a camera. >> mounts the at fire look out they can detect smoke in places people can't easily see. it is a critical tool. >> we need to know as soon as possible when there's a fire. the sooner we get resources to fire the sooner we can get it out. >> it's been 20 years since the vision fire scorched the area. some were caused by downed power lines. which is why pg&e everyone stalled 28 cameras in four northern current's and servers ready to alert disbatchers. hopefully we won't need them but we're ready. >> the whole system is internet based firefighters can use the smart phones to see the fire as they are driving to it. just a huge advantage that didn't exist a year ago. >>> they expected heat in the bay area is leading to the closure of allen brock park, the fire danger is considered extreme. this happens from time to time. so hikers and bikers have to find another place to get in their w

hehey's isine, or aonds yummyour a police department in northern california is training with nine checks--nun-chuks. the department is looking for tools that would replace the baton and reduce officer damage as well as suspect injury. >> we try to get emphasize a control tool over an impact to. >> james: we're tracking rains that are heading our way. and i'll give you full details in >> james: we're tracking rains that are heading our way. and i'll give you full details in just a minute. my name is mark amann. >> james: we're tracking rains that are heading our way. and i'll i'm a gas service rep in just for pg&e in san jose. as a gas service rep we are basically the ambassador of the company. we make the most contact with the customers on a daily basis. i work hand-in-hand with crews to make sure our gas pipes are safe. my wife and i are both from san jose. my kids and their friends live in this community. every time i go to a customer's house, their children could be friends with my children so it's important to me. one of the most rewarding parts of this job is after you help a custom

iss northern california city surrounded by agriculture. the wine industry is a major rosamic driver for santa and sonoma county. in the next hour we will explore the history of this north they. coming up, here about the evolution of the wine industry in the area. 256 wineries in the area. now there are 493. >> later, visit the luther burbank home and gardens. here about how the horticulturalist spent his time here. >> it was called the meeting of three geniuses. the three most important inventors and their respective field. >> first we travel to the jack london state historic park and tour the cottage where the author would complete many of his published works. charles: jack london was one of the highest-paid writers. he is one of the authors that was writing throughout the world, including the soviet union and russia at the time, japan -- he was translated into language after language. people found his writing compelling. he was deeply concerned about the human condition, and much of what he wrote about, while it may have seemed on the su

. >>> insurance company says the valley wildfire in northern california did $1.5 billion in damage. destroyed 1,200 homes. four people were killed. four firefighters injured. eight firefighters from middletown lost their own homes. here's carter evans. >> i have been seeing burned houses all day. and knowing this was mine and nothing i could do. it's surreal. >> reporter: cal fire chief paul duncan says he took all the proper precautions. >> this was all green. we had done our clearances. so when duncan saw smoke in the distance he left his wife courtney and daughters rose and flames. the valley fire was 25 miles from its home when it suddenly exploded. a wall of flames bearing down on middletown. just six minutes after the order came to evacuate. >> the houses down the road were look already on fire. i texted my dad the i am so scared. where do we go? she said there are cars in front of me on fire. fire beside me. fire behind me. i said i love you. he said i love you. in case anything would have happened. >> i said you know where the road is. need to drive. step on the gas. drive t

and you can see the clear skies over in northern california. tracking some changes up here. and that will translate to some cooler temperatures tomorrow. santa rosa, 7:00 am, 49 degrees. a nice recovery in the afternoon hours with partly to mostly sunny skies. the readings may be in the 80s. football tomorrow as well. the niners playing the seahawks tomorrow evening. mostly clear skies, fairly nice at levi stadium. temperatures at kickoff, in the lower 70s. this area of high pressure, the cause for some buckling in the past few days. minor cooling and breezy conditions. over the next few days, we are tracking some of the energy moving in from the north. if you're making plans for the weekend, we'll have to keep an eye on sunday. there is a slight chance for eye shower. and we could be track something rain chances still a long ways out. a week from now, possibly some rainfall pushing into northern california. so keep an eye on that. temperatures tomorrow mainly in the 80s up in the north bay, santa rosea, napa, oakland in the 70s. san jose 79. cupertino in the upper 70s. and

guns, drugs, and an arrest this morning during a gang sweep in four northern california cities. a multiagency task force served five search warrants on locations in oakland, vallejo, and sacramento. they found assault weapons and ammunition including high- capacity magazines. one of them is capable of holding 100 rounds according to one officer. police say that five dangerous gang members were arrested today. authorities say that they are seek state and federal charges against the people arrested during this sweep. >>> one person was hurt after a car plowed right in to an optometry office in castro valley happening at 9:00 this morning. you can see the white car slammed in to the front window and somehow flipped over landing on its rooftop trapping the driver inside. so far it is unclear what lead to the crash, although several witnesses say that speed may have played a factor as the driver was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. >>> and police are warning women at san francisco state university to be vigilant after an attack on campus. officers say that it happened at be

. >> this is what a seahawks fan of northern california native who moved to seattle texted to a news producer today. the difference between marty mcfly in "back to the future," the difference between him and 49ers fans, that flight stopped going back to 1985. that of course refers to the heyday of the 9ers. and, of course, now that we have our merry little laugh, this season the 9ers have won two games and lost five. >> ouch. they can still recover, though. they can still bounce back. now here's roberta with the weekend forecast. >>> good afternoon, everybody. this is what we all need to know as we slide into our afternoon and look ahead towards the weekend. we have some coastal and bay fog. it's going to linger for a while. otherwise sun/cloud mix today through saturday. a little cooler sunday. this is really interesting. first off we have hurricane olaf right there. i want you to keep thinking about that but meanwhile i want to turn your attention just for a minute or two over here towards patricia. this is the most powerful hurricane on record in the western hemisphere. it is now

of throne's to give people the tension and people the conserve more water northern california. california cutting back and how well milhaud is causing to the crabs to wash ashore. where the tap water made pace a little funny for bay area communities. what to do about that followed the cyclical way kron4news-dot-com >> diane: the forgets to weather here on 610 commit to go north click on the space center ron 1.7 magnitude 61012 minutes ago of. the move if that said we of flow cuts in place or on the east bay region inland valley fair francisco hansel location beautiful shot live camera from our embarcadero and 9:00 p.m. cloudy light fog will continue in the close to reaching. here's what we of the cooling trend in place. all the weather system will storm self from the soft. and then essentially to our region. a chance to come saturday for right now flow clouds and place lower temperatures also a cloud. and after 5:00 a.m. tomorrow friday morning widespread throughout the morning out in the valley falls backward of that. in high clouds and the south bay at livermore finland biloc

there's that low that's in northern california. heads out of the state, and will go to partly cloudy skies on monday. then by midweek, we'll be back in the mid-80s, with plenty of sunshine and mild shore line. a nice october week ahead. on the future cast, look at the diablo range. they give way to sunshine later in the day on monday. but it wouldn't be a surprise to see a few showers form overnight. this is the view from high atop mount vaca. worried that some of the heaviest cells were right on top of our sight. warming trend will begin in mid- 80s inland by wednesday. here's how it looks. looks not bad at all in the central valley. near 80 degrees at redding. overnight lows tonight, mid- 50s. forecast highs a little bit warmer than average, but not by much. concord, 80 degrees. down in the south bay tomorrow, mid-70s will do it with someone's over in the east bay, numbers approaching and in some cases equaling 80 degrees. 80 for concord. up in the north bay, we'll have sunshine and the numbers will be in the mid-70s. a beautiful

a few thin high clouds in northern california. light rain fall around eureka, moving toward hay fork. in the bay area, light rain overnight. half moon bay without heavy or widespread bay. this is looking at the west erp sky and currently 65 degrees in san francisco. open 71 in mountain view, san jose and morgan hill at half moon bay. check out clouds over lake tahoe looking a little gloomy there right now. other temperatures readings in the bay area, 76 in santa rosa. 73 in napa and livermore 75. and the view from the tower looking towards the golden gate and this is our first forecast. partly cloudy to mainly clear this evening. sunny and bright tomorrow morning. low temperatures ranging from upper 40s in some of the north valley locations to mid and upper 50s. then afternoon tomorrow, sunny and warm or mild to warm with highs ranging from near 70 at the coast to mid and upper 80s inland. i will have the complete forecast in a few minutes. >> all right, looking forward to that. thank you, spencer. >>> crews just finished getting

california we tend to be called the san francisco fire department has responded to 7 fires since july 1st and the given dry conditions throughout the state we expect this to be continuing about the pace of mutual aid requests reimbursement for the labor cost of those deployments for decades the state has project gated reimbursement rules and reimbursement policies that recognize reimbursement on a portal to portal basis this is what the firefighters leave san francisco and through from that time all the way back to they get to san francisco and prepared to go out to service for san francisco vents the two mou before you are the merrily summons documenting the current policy the state requests a written document acknowledging this practice so we are presenting this to the board so we can maintain the current state reimbursement practices and continue to pay the employees on that same basis while their deployed on mutual aid calls this is a no change for the city by insures to continue to bring back the reimbursement dollars that allows us to continue to fight fires in northern californ

>> guest: he was a guy who came out of southern georgia -- well, i guess northern california originally, and in public relations. he migrated down to l.a., got into the administrative staff of the rams, worked his way up through that to businessman/general manager. and after burt bell died of a heart attack in 1960, '59-'60, the owners were looking for a replacement, and they couldn't agree on anybody. and they went on for several months having meetings, discussions, phone calls, and they couldn't come up with somebody everybody could agree on. and finally two or three owners got together and said, look, there's this guy, there's this guy rosell who we all know, who we all like -- he was 35, 36 years old -- who can do this job, and i think everybody can agree on him, because we can't go on like this in this kind of struggle. and so a small group of owners, i think mara was one of them, who else? hallis and the ownership for pittsburgh, the rooneys. i think they were all involved in this decision. and they brought, finally brought rosell's name before the next league meeting, said this i

at least five teens where is hospitalized in one northern california district alone. >>> all right. a recent survey conducted by rutgers university says that 95% of high school students admitted to some form of cheating. > that includes tests, plagiarism on papers or copying homework. but hacking into school software to straighten up straight up change your grade is as severe as it can get. three students are now finding that out the hard way. here's abc's mara schiavocampo. >> three new york students trading the classroom for the courtroom. facing serious charges for allegedly hacking into their long island high school's computer system. officials saying daniel suarez used his cyber skills to boost grades for himself and a friend as well as access class schedules of hundreds of other students. his alleged accomplices eric vaseman and alex mosquera, all 17 years old suarez the alleged mastermind now facing charges including burglary, computer tampering and identity theft. some now calling him a modern day ferris bueller. >> i've got it right here in front of me. he has missed nine d

now, northern california stars including alex morgan example megan ropino will be at the white house celebration with president obama. the event kicks off a little after 8:00 this morning, our time. >>> well, last year, the kansas city royals lost the world series to the giants in madison baumgardner. the royals hope they can finally win this season. the game one of the world series begins tonight against the new york mets. both teams worked out in kansas city yesterday. the royals last won the world series in 1985. the mets last won in 1986. now, don't forget you can see all of the world series action right here on ktvu fox 2. the first is the 4:00 news. you have to watch that. it will be followed by the pregame show for the world series at 4:30. the first pitch is at 5:07. >>> well, nascar will bull into sanoma raceway at least for the next five years. nascar announced that the toyota save mart 350 will take place on june 26th, 2016. it will be the 28th year that nascar holds a race at the north bay road coast. nascar has also agreed to hold a race there through the year 2020. >>>

you can see most of the energy heading up too extreme northern california and we are back to more dry weather, but they have nothing but rain and in fact historical flooding here in eastern and central texas. this is just been unbelievable with 7 and 8 inches of rain since midnight. more than 10 to 12 inches of rain is expected and now this, the surge of moisture from tropical depression patricia will continue to add into the problems in texas. so the mountains have weakened this considerably from a hurricane early this morning, a minimal hurricane to a tropical depression and this area of low pressure then pushing into the houston galveston area tomorrow. today it's rainy all the way through louisiana, texas, up through the ohio river valley and we will talk about a better chance of rain for the middle of the week when we come back in a couple minutes. >> joo we have new video this morning hurricane patricia, the storm weakened from a category 5 hurricane to a tropical depression this morning. the rain threat today is heavy rain and flash flooding across mexico. luckily there is no w