california and central and northern california. we get here, you will notice a nasty friday morning commute. i will put up tightening on the deal and i will let you know when it starts at one and ten what we could see. >>> a swat team had leveled surrounded tonight as police look for meant -- men for holding a pregnant woman at knife point. >>> please have the neighbor has been sent us -- an assay blocked off as they try to get the suspect to come out of the house with no luck so far . >> there's in some talking but no movement so far out here. the man still cold up in the houston police are hopeful he will come out on his own. >>> it was a strange sight behind o'reilly auto parts at the man jumped a wall and sprinted into a neighborhood would -- with please implicit behind. the police almost caught the guy. and i -- the guy jumped to the house. >> the guys -- guy caught his foot, but he got away, the man ran through three separate houses and one of them up for the woman was sleeping and the family said he held her at knife point t

byerpillar was really formed two families in northern california. what you are looking at is an exhibit. c.l. best. he is compared to henry ford. one of the stories we like to tell, he was an apprentice for his father, and we have some of those things on exhibit that kind of tell that story. one of my favorite things i like to tell people -- this was a drill press that was actually owned by daniel best. he had a little -- he would say shed behind the family house or he would come up with ideas and invent things, and this drill was actually used in that. the other thing on the bottom is a drawing of a steam tractor. this was pre-gasoline and tractors were powered by steam. best started working for his dad by the age of nine. towould go on sales trips california. he started designing his own tractors. this was the first of a lot of early machinery, and people wanted to capture that. now you would e-mail a picture to someone. back then, you would buy a postcard. , in the statetors of california, mainly in the agricultural industry, although some also w

tailend of this system dragging across northern california, in parts of mendocino county, around fort bragg and willits north. south we have partly cloudy skies with fog coming to mac -- coming back to the coast, everything staying in northern california. this system is still driving through, 40s and 50s on the temperatures, mid-40s at walnut creek and danville, even conquered at 49, blackhawks 48, 27 in truckee, 48 in ukiah. lake tahoe at the low 30s, and except for the patchy fog and clouds northward, high pressure building in tomorrow. 60s and 70s. >>> i want to mention that traffic will be affected on sir francis road. the park is closed due to a deadly crash a member reporter on the way to the scene. we are also looking at the commute, into the silicon valley, not a bad commute right now, traffic looking pretty well. >>> 4:31 am.>>> the san jose state is promising to make changes with the way it respond is -- response to reports of sexual assaults, after he reported water polo player raped two students last month. the school president is taking the lead in making changes, and wha

. >>> we're tracking a series of weather systems headed to northern california and the northwest united states. it's gonna impact you certainly on your friday morning commute. we'll talk about the timing and how much rain you could see. . >>> the death toll is rising along with the flood waters in the wake of hurricane matthew. storm related deaths are climbing in north carolina four days after the hurricane hit that state. it's now being blamed of the death of at least 20 people in north carolina. and thousands of people are being told to evacuate their homes because more flooding is expected in the coming days. >> just during the past three days, we're averaging two fatalities a day. almost all of them due to drowning. we are putting out the report time and time again to stay away from water. >> the u.s. is also providing storm relief in haiti sending the ussiwojima to bring supplies and manpower. more than 1700 marines and sailors on the ship to bring bulldozers, water, and generators. they're in fear of outbreaks due to contaminated drinking water. homeland secretary said deportatio

rain coming back this time next week, but still plenty of rain in northern california, but quiet here. also in seattle, they cannot get a break, 6 inches of rain, and the entire month usually averages of to 2 inches, so they are getting hammered. some rain up there and the tailend of this system dragging across northern california, in parts of mendocino county, around fort bragg and willits north. south we have partly cloudy skies with fog coming to mac -- coming back to the coast, everything staying in northern california. this system is still driving through, 40s and 50s on the temperatures, mid-40s at walnut creek and danville, even conquered at 49, blackhawks 48, 27 in truckee, 48 in ukiah. lake tahoe at the low 30s, and except for the patchy fog and clouds northward, high pressure building in tomorrow. 60s and 70s. >>> i want to mention that traffic will be affected on sir francis road.

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and that's saturday morning, thanks to a storm system in northern california. southern california looks great, including for the game this evening. temperatures in the mid-60s with partly cloudy skies. highs around the state today, 60s in the mountains. 70s out west as well. we'll say 74 here in denver. tomorrow's record is 85. we're going to be close to that with 83. then saturday upper 70s, close to 80 degrees with dry weather. here's joel. >>> the morning commute in full swing. earlier trouble southbound coming into town has been cleared out of the way. unfortunately, we can't clear out all these cars for your commute. southbound coming into town we've got speeds in 30s and 40s. looks like it's ticking up if the southbound direction -- in the southbound direction. denver metro area, could be new trouble southbound along i-25 on the approach to hampden. northbound i-225 trouble spot past colfax. it's slow from mississippi southbound along i-225 is slow as well, making your way into the tech center. drive times coming from the east, watching i-70 both directio

we're not going to want that to happen in northern california. we have to be able to demonstrate to them that we would use and manage water wisely to the benefit of all california residents. mr. valadao: anybody who's read the bill would know that most of the stuff he said is false. no clue what we're doing and what's going on. the bill is bipartisan, has support from democrats, has support from northern california. while california water districts that manage a lot of those projects we're worried about. we have worked across the aisle. the problem that we have is we have two senators from california who need to step up to the plate and deliver this. other senators are not going to come into california unless we have at least one of ours supporting us. we need more help from our own senators but as far as legislation itself it does not touch the endangered species act. it asked for some common sense. make sure that you are actually going to prove it to us with actual science. common. a reason a piece of legislation. i would ask anybody who challe

tonight we learn the guy who caught this on camera is from northern california. ,,,,,,,,,, cate, what's the latest? >>> let's get back out to our lead story tonight, a police officer shot in san francisco. cate cauguiran has an update on that shooting. >> reporter: ken, we have some new information for you tonight live at 26th and vicente where san francisco police apprehended the suspect. officers as you can see behind me have cleared the area since that suspect now is in custody, but we do have some video from the scene earlier. according to san francisco's police officer association this started when one officer responded to a call about a mentally disturbed person before 8:30 near the lucky's supermarket at sloat and everglades drive. that's where the officer was shot and injured. the suspect took off prompting a massive search of the area. officers found him near parkside square where we are currently located. we just learned that the suspect and officers were engaged in a shootout and that san francisco s.w.a.t. team deployed what they called nonlethal flash bangs to get him. we a

so it is not unheard of to get major rain in northern california and the bay area. that will be happening tomorrow and into the weekend. as you can't see on storm tracker 2, look at this moisture moving into northern california. easily over a foot as we head into the next three to five days. right now here across the bay area, lots of clouds in place and a few showers up along the north coast that is just about it. rainfall north. we'll come in closer and show you current numbers. san jose in the upper 60s. lots of 60s on the maps right now that is the case because we are on the southern edge of the system. the warm part of the storm, but that will be cooling things off as we head into the weekend. our live camera, just some high clouds in addition to some patchy low clouds and fog as well. take a look at the rainfall expected here in the bay area through friday. a big range out there. about a half of an finch the south bay. -- an inch in the south bay. the most areas will pick up on either side of an inch as you can see for the central portion of the bay to north b

have winds in northern california have left... for the most part. but the threat of mudslides is still a reality- just outside of san francisco. the santa cruz mounta t by the "loma fire" earlier this month. the loma fire devoured the trees and brush that hold dirt in place during heavy rains that's why fire officials are telling people to beprepared for the worst. the national weather service has issued a flash flood watch over the weekend. despite its danger-- the rain is welcome weather for a state still fighting off a 6-year drought. we're not the only ones dealing with fire danger. in nevada investigators are still working to figure out what homes. the 5 square mile fire is about 20 percent contained and threatens 500 more structures. mandatory evacuations are still in place this monring-- the fire began on friday. denver police aren't releasing the name of a woman shot and killed over the weekend -- but they need your help to find her alleged killer today. what they are saying about the case just ahead. more than a dozen kid

the brunt of the storm is over areas of northern california and the far edge of northern california reporting five inches to seven inches of rain that will -- the last 24 hours. for us here at home, not so much. i am seeing .1 of an inch at the sonoma county airport the last 24 hours. we're looking at a good amount of rain for our way today. most areas, urban areas where we live, anywhere from a half an inch to an inch. the second one is coming the second part of the weekend and this is where we have the rain now along the coast line and into bodega bay to dillan beach, inverness and point reyesiary. gurnville. -- point reyes area and portions of glen ellen, sonoma and highway 101, 29 and 12. and light rain reported over saint helena and over portions of the north bay and not seeing the heaviest just yet. it's going to take another hour or two and just be steady the first few hours. portions of the north bay into the central bay and boo 7, 8, by 9, 10, it's into the south bay. napa reporting a gust to 28 miles per hour. santa rosa to 24. sustained at 18 for oakland. and we're going to be bree

that is over northern california. i will detail what we can expect for the we can ahead in a bit. >> niner game, too, bring a coat or should be perfect. >> low 70s, should be great. >> thanks, rosemary. >>> back to a developing story in east oakland. several people were shot overnight. the neighborhood is the scene of an intense search. >> allie rasmus is live with an update at oakland police. good morning. >> reporter: no word -- good morning, frank. no word from oakland police about how many people were shot. all they have told us is that there were multiple shooting victims. they haven't given us any information about the possible shooter or shooters, people that they think is responsible. this happened at 77th and bancroft before midnight. that neighborhood, as we mentioned, was the site of an intense search. you can see from the video, officers had their guns drawn going from home to home looking for a possible suspect. police have not told us how many victims. when officers arrived they found multiple shooting v

coming up on 2500 miles of moisture laden atmosphere pointed right at northern, california, over -- northern california over 2000 miles of moisture. should be tons of water. it will unload especially in the pacific northwest where we are in the southern and that heaviest rains will be north, but there's so much water -- , but there's so much water and this system it will -- it will not be heard a cop car to get a couple inches of rain for san francisco maybe 3 inches over -- maybe 3 inches over the course of the weekend and early next week. doesn't take much to drop down further. i've seen that happen before. it will pop up a bit, but it could drop down -- , but it could drop down 60 miles will wet. tomorrow a lot like today. starts to get going friday morning, commute on friday morning sketchy. most heavy rain goes through early friday morning, but the roads will be wet. thursday night here is friday morning, that looks like rain. 8:00 a.m. could be wet for the morning commute. right now friday morning is a master morning commute. when you see something like that it will -- it will be wet.

some rain over in northern california but that's about it. look at these temperatures. 77 degrees in globe at lunchtime, 82 degrees in gila bend. 68 degrees in prescott, 59 degrees in flag and sedona. around the valley, nobody should be at 90 degrees, just the low 80s and the mid-80s. apache junction leading the way. we are going to see some wind today and coming up in your next forecast, i will tell you where might impact trick-or-treating. >> let's -- looks fantastic. >>> the search for a fugitive who taunted police while on the run came to a violent end this weekend. >>> you know those annoying rumbling of a powerful earthquake as it hit central and southern italy over the weekend. this is one of the hardest hit areas. the cathedral and other buildings crumbling. roads are split in two. italy is still recovering from an earthquake in august that killed almost 300 people. the powerful aftershocks have been happening ever since. officials say many people have evacuated the area, which is likely one reason more people weren't hurt. >>> an exp

. >> jim: new worries about fast moving fire in northern california. the big concern that could make it a lot worse. >> reporter: tomorrow begins the nicest month of the year weather se 92 and 72. nice temperature additional. we can do better. winds this weekend, a lot to talk about ahead with my forecast. >> reporter: officials near san diego releasing video of the controversial shooting of an unarmed african-american man. trump's twitter tirade is it affects his standings? the sex abuse allegations [ cellphone ringing ] it's just another scandal from danny tarkanian. tarkanian was the corporate lawyer for those with an elaborate scam that tricked hundreds of seniors into donating to fraudulent charities, totaling millions. and when a shady tarkanian deal went bust, he refused to pay back $17 million, district attorney steve wolfson: as district attorney, i've prosecuted a lot of violent people. our background check laws have stopped over 5,000 dangerous criminals from buying guns here in nevada. but a loophole makes it easy for those same dangerous p

citi national bank providing loans and lines of credit to help northern california businesses well. >>> this week a paradigm shift in high end home building. build the house in the factory and put it together on site. a long time silicon valley entrepreneur worries about science in the hands of politicians and biomesh may know more about printers than anyone in the world on the future of 3 d printing. our reporters christina farr and "new york times" quinton harvey this week on "press here." >>> good morning everyone. i want to show you some pictures of homes. they are something you see out of sunset magazine, very modern, very open, very elegant homes. this model costs 1.3 million. four bedrooms, three baths. the catch here is these homes are premanufactured. they are not double wide but are made off site and trucked in. they are made by a company called blue home. this is the company in vallejo. now building homes for everyone. the ceo of blue homes, graduate of harvard and sam adams beer, hedgefund and now a home builder. did you cringe when i mentioned the whole double wide thing?

c1 >>> we're bringing in a nice rain video out of northern california. santa rosa area we're just doing this for our own sanity. >> we need it now. because we're gearing up for a big slow video looks really nice though. >> yeah, that storm system going into northern california is going to miss us unfortunately. let me show you what it looks like on the map. the jet stream carries it well to the north. high pressure builds in for us. blocks that rain track from coming through the desert southwest for the next couple of days. instead for us it's all about the heat. the warm up continues. temperatures are going to approach record levels by thursday. 98degrees is what i have on the forecast now for thursday which some of the latest models coming in now. we're going to wait for a couple more coming in for the overnight hours. if we happen to hit 100 degrees on thursday. it's the latest triple digit heat. that record right now is october 23rd it'll be well after that. 80degrees is where we're sitting right now. winds are calm. they're going to stay that way ov

over northern california light scattered showers. this is going to continue to move in our direction and as it does it's going to weaken a bit by 10:00. then for the second part of the morning it goes into the central bay. forted if you are seeing the giants play the chance of showers is best between 11:00 and 1:00. it's not going to last the whole day. we clear up by the second half of the afternoon. lower 60s in the forecast and a westerly breeze at 20 miles per hour. >>> this morning we are learning more about a police shooting in society la. it happened last night, a few dozen people showed up to protest but thrrn no reports of violence or arrests. then a handful of people showed up outside of the home of the city's mayor to protest. it's not clear if the mayor was home at the time. it started after the los angeles police pulled over a car with paper license plates that was suspected to be stolen. the passenger got out and ran into the back of a house where he was eventually shot by the police. >> at some point behind me near wes

not much to do with rain from northern california through oregon and washington. they will get several inches of

in fact by friday, we could be talking about shower chances in northern california and the bay area. taking a look at long-range forecast model, wednesday you'll see this activity up to our north, and then into thursday more of a defined frontal band, setting up and watch into friday, could have some rain chances back into the bay area especially for the north bay neighborhoods. fine-tune that forecast as i like to say as we do approach the friday time period. take a look at the high for tomorrow afternoon pretty warm out there, upper 80s out toward santa rosa. st. helena, fairfield and vacaville, 67 degrees. more neighborhoods for you right around the rim of the bay in the 70s close to 80 degrees. most areas especially in the and , temperatures coming down to five degrees from today's meeting. san jose 84, gilroy 89 and san francisco forecast high of 74. some 60s right near the immediate coastline. a look ahead, five-day forecast and shaving off a few degrees for your sunday and then more cooling by monday and then definitely big drop off in numbers by wednesday. thicken up the clou

california over toward tahoe so if you're doing any traveling across northern california, even over near tahoe, keep in mind the ridges across tahoe could see gusts that exceed 65 miles per hour. here at home, gusts could exceed 45 miles per hour along the hill tops, also through the pass and all along our coastal ranges, including san francisco. so, it's going to be a blustery afternoon, especially once the rain does start to come down. this is 3:00 in the afternoon. wiet spread gusts from san jose all the way up towards the north bay. anywhere from 20 to 30 miles per hour and as i mentioned, gusts higher up to 45 miles per hour especially at the coastline. now, here's a look at rainfall amounts. this is what we're expecting in total with all of these storm systems moving in, maybe half an inch or more across parts of the north bay, but look at who's going to get hammered. the santa cruz mountains are going to pick up the most. it's expected to stall out tonight into tomorrow so we may get 1 to 2 inches of rainfall. coastal flood advisory goes into effect for tomorrow and will rema

. >> parts of northern california skipping fall and going straight a snowstorm dusted the donner area over the weekend, and some parts of thick enough that driver had to break out their tire chains. just as quickly as snow came, it was gone. warm weather is expected the rest of the week. having fun out there. >> the donner party, when they all ate each other -- >> oh, gosh that's awful. >> what is it? when they ate each other, the smile slowly goes away. >> yeah, no way. worst party ever. they keep calling it the donner party. >> started okay, but the or deser-- >> you grew up not far from there. >> it's well-known in northern california what happened with them. you don't mess with the mountains in winter. >> how did you escape? >> yeah, only a few people survived. i read a great book on that. i recommend that. >> if you are having lunch, we are sorry. >> i had nothing to do with it. >> good call. >> a lot of sunshine, going to be quite a couple of days if you do love the sun. that's why we are all out here. there is lots more in store. temperatures are looking okay now, winds out of

the big storm system pushing in northern california and washington. that is going to persist through saturday. we could see cloudy weather in the upper midwest as well and a few thunderstorms down near florida. the 10-day tomorrow. 92 on friday. look a few clouds on saturday but beautiful temperatures around where they should be for daytime highs. for weather, 24/#, -- 24/7, you can find it on fox10phoenix.com. >>> when it comes to locker room talk, some athletes avoid the topic like tom brady while lebron james blasts the crude >> we don't disrespect no shape or fashion in our locker room. >> lebron james says the lewd talk by trump, trump dismissed it as locker room talk. legion james dismissed it as trash talk. some athletes don't want to go anywhere near this. >> reporter: you want me to comment in 10 i'm going to move along. i posted it in a blog with interesting reaction. this is interesting locker room talk, right, carson palmer outside of the locker room on his status for monday night's outside of the locker room on his status for monday night

. >>> wild weather over northern california. an unseasonable cool storm front left up an inch of hail 80 miles north of sacramento. up in the mountains they recorded flee inches of snow. forecasters say the area could get more severe weather today. >> that's strange. >> reporter: it's no fun coming down, fun to play on it afterwards, i guess. >> if you're northern california. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live double scan nothing showing on radar. we were tracking showers early this morning, we might be seeing more come in from the north later on today. so far so good. high definition picture of cape may shows the sun we promised breaking through on the beach. we're looking at a mixture of clouds and sun the rest of the way after starting out cloudy and foggy. 70 degrees, not all that humid, winds out of the west at 6 miles per hour. not all that wind. future tracker 6 showing between now and 4:00 p.m. clouds and sun mix. occasionally there could be a shower that breaks out here or there, if you see that it's likely not going to

the heaviest shower activity is northern california. it's great, this is the height of the fire season. we got up to half an inch of rain. this is west of santa rosa, very light showers for the most part. this unsettled pattern is lingering. that's why the temperatures outside are cool. we will see snow flurries in the mountains tonight. an unusual day for this time of year. we when we back i will talk about the rest of the week including the temperatures being on the increase. >>> today donald trump defended his use of tax laws but he did not dispute that he declared $900 million in tax losses. he blamed the downturn of the early 1990's on the losses. he could have avoided paying federal taxes for 18 years. trump said that the code is complex and unfair and his knowledge of the laws gives him the ability to fix them. he said also that he legally used the laws to benefit. >> i have brilliantly used the laws. i have often said that i have a responsibility to pay no more tax than is required. >> yesterday his campaign was bragging, it mak

all of this up and coast of northern california is heading our direction. it will be when the but not a lot of damage. rough surface likely friday into the weekend. the high impact will be people driving friday morning. they are talking about a winter storm that may be around 80 miles per hour around the seattle. for us we will see gusts in excess of 30 miles per hour. the big story is the rainfall. somewhat abnormal for this time of year to get this much rain this early. let's talk about the timing. 11:00 tomorrow night the rain begins to impact mendocino lake county. tomorrow morning by rush-hour the heavy rain will move south of the golden gate into heyward and concord. pushing its way south. by friday evening the rain is over. most of saturday is dry before another wave of rain moves through on sunday. 3-5 inches of rainfall for the north bay. same story for the east bay. an inch or two. and inch of rain in the south bay. we are looking at 2-3 inches of rainfall. there is a bull's-eye in the mountains of northern california. 24 inches of rain is forecas

what's left of super typhoon songda will slam into oregon and washington and northern california. up to 20 inches of rain may also fall in some locations. experts are warning this could be the worst storm to hit that area in 50 years. >>> a former police officer in mexico was accused of breaking the trust of his community, then running to the u.s. he was caught in aurora after police say that he tried to commit the same crime here. 9wants to year-old man was wanted for raping women in mexico and he was caught trying to get into another woman's home here. >> reporter: ricardo corral- venegas has been accused of raping women in two countries. the 25-year-old former cop from mexico is wanted there where reporters have given him the name the rapist. he tried to force his way into called police. apt found and arrested the suspect in a restaurant nearby. that woman's story reminded the responding police officer of a sexual assault reported the week before in the same apartment complex. that day police say he sexually assaulted a woman and threatened to kill her and her 1-year-old son if

oregon, washington, northern california, they're just going to get soaked with rain through the weekend. here in colorado we'll stay dry. couple of clouds possible tonight. you can see that on the futurecast. you can see the moisture from that storm system moving to us by sunday. but it all stays to the north. we have a dry weekend in the forecast, including in the mountains. 85 today, which is the record for the date. and tomorrow 80, followed by 81 sunday. 80 monday, and a cold front on tuesday drops us to 64. let's get a check on the traffic. here's joe. >>> ashton, good morning. let's just start with the metro wide picture. no major accidents or stalls to report. but you can see some cars are filling in. will happen. this is tomorrow. pretty much that city park area, and civic center park as well, bannock as western most and marion as eastern most area. avoid those areas as well. with the half marathon coming up, lower downtown is a part of that mix. and that will be happening on sunday. britt, those road closures will start at around 6:15, 6:30 on the >> thank you so much. >>> prof

still tracking very heavy rain, finally looking to push into northern california. that's some good news for the drought stricken areas. look at the wind warnings for tomorrow. hurricane force warning in effect for the coast. gusts up to 80 to 100 miles per hour, and rainfall up to 15 inches. we will be watching out for mudslides as we head to the weekend. that's a look at the big weather story. now here's a closer look at your day ahead. and youee again. rain on and off through seattle to portland, now northern california getting in on the rainy mix. san francisco, temperatures in the 60s. sunshine and clouds and 79 degrees in fresno. that's a look at your friday forecast. >> all right, thank you so much. >> and just ahead, new details on last night's star-studded prince tribute. what a turnout that was. >> plus, now you can get a different buzz at starbucks. we'll tell you all about their ipa beer. that's next. see me. don't stare at me. see me. see me. see me to know that psoriasis is just something that i have. i'm not contagious. see me to know that... ...i won

as jennifer mcgraw reports, the suspect is linked to thefts across northern california. a sh >>> a man is in custody suspected in a rash of gym locker thefts. as jennifer mcgraw reports, the suspect is linked to thefts across northern california >>> reporter: a shocking discovery leads police to a suspect they have been tracking for weeks, stealing identification, keys, just about anything you can find in a gym locker. >> breaking in and affecting so many people's personal lives. >> reporter: there were 50 victims who had their victims stolen. >> stomach sinks. i realized what happened immediately since it just had happened to someone else a week where to before. >> reporter: he and dozens more forced to cancel cards, buy new phones and change locks. >> all the stuff that was on the table is just a fraction of what was found in the car. >> reporter: the officer says the bust was a great catch by chp. a suspected drunk driver led them to finding raoul ramos in the passenger seat, the man they say was behind gym thefts from rockland to the bay area. the driver and a third

two more storms are on the way to hit the pacific northwest and northern california. national weather service says we can see high winds, heavy rain, flooding, and mudslides. download the free ktvu weather app for the latest information on the storm. it is available for apple and android devices. our weather team is posting updates on facebook, twitter, and instagram. >>> bay area law enforcement will take part in next tuesday's memorial service for two palm springs police officers killed while responding to a domestic disturbance last saturday. while police departments and sheriffs departments are mourning the death this is a painful reminder for the santa cruz police department. it also lost two officers in 2013. there is a memorial plaque and garden honoring the detectives. >> it's a small piece of you that crumbles every time an officer's life is taken. >> palm springs area, the shooting, the suspect's mother called police to say he was calling a disturb -- causing a disturbance. he shot and killed the officers when they arrived on scene. >>> santa cruz police off

that will be dipping into northern california and the bay area in the next few days. with that first change will be cooler air and then some clouds and finally we're talking about the rain as well. most of the state is reporting partly cloudy skies warfare skies. you can see the bulk of the organize cloud cover up toward cape mendocino and your week up. the current numbers, san francisco, 63. san jose, -- san jose, upper 70s. it will be a cooler saturday. here is a light camera looking out toward the bay bridge. patchy fog in the distance and hugging parts of the shoreline. 60s for the coast, low 70s around the bay and temperatures in the back up into the mid to upper 70s. so here's what's happening. this week and will be cooler but try. into next week, rainfall will be likely especially for the northern portion of the state that will be moving into the the area. a drop-off in temperatures on saturday and more clouds on sunday. on monday we bring in rain up in the north bay and we could be talking about showers for the to stay forecast as the system moves into norther

what we're likely to see across parts of northern california are rain totals above the monthly average. parts of the north bay could see three inches plus of rain. today no problems with the weather. temperatures in the 60s. gorgeous weather. during the day at at&t park should see temperatures in the upper 50s for game four of the nlds, the giants and cubs, later this evening. >> one chance to keep the hopes alive. at&t park behind me here. if the giants win, their series with the cubs goes back to chicago for game five. lose, which is possible, the giants' season is over. nbc bay area's bob redell live at at&t park. bob, the city has been nervous. colinporter: you're right. good morning, scott. the cubs will try again here tonight at at&t park to knock out the san francisco giants out colin postseason. perniclmost did it last night. the cubbies were leading 3-2 in the eighth inning until giants' conor gillaspie took to the plate and hit out a two-run triple to send in brandon belt and buster posey. add to that the rbi single and the giants lead 5-3. top of the ninth. sergio romo closi

we have a lot of green on the radar moving over northern california. this is from alameda. >>> in the north bay, police chased a car that looks like a retired police car. the police were on the look out for a stolen car when they found this car. a 38 year old man is now facing charges including possession of meth and felony hit and run. >>> dozens of people are accused the posing at irs agents and scamming people out of millions of dollars. a man from hayward lost $136,000. the scammers said the people would face possible fines and arrests if they did not pay up. >>> vice presidential candidate mike pence says he's doing fine after his plane slid off the runway in new york. the plane made a hard landing. the pilot hit the brakes and the plane skidded into the grass, everyone was evacuated and nobody was hurt. air traffic at laguardia was halted for a time because of the emergency. >>> donald trump and hillary clinton campaigned in swing states, 12 days before the election. we have the latest from the campaign trail. >> reporter: in north carolina hilla

this morning as do several other offices across northern california. so, we will have to see if they are able to meet their goal. fremont is one of 18 offices in northern california dealing with the english which is impacting drivers license and vehicle registration. as far as drive tests, officials have been able to conduct those and answer questions and deal with paperwork when people come in. officials have been work on this all night and their goal was to have this resolved this morning. again, there are 18 offices impacted in northern california and several hundred cross the state and if you would like to know in an office in your neighborhood is dealing with this can you go to abc7news.com. that is the latest in fremont. >> what a mess. >> c.h.p. officer is recovering in a san francisco hospital this morning after being hit by a stolen car suspect who was later shot and wounded. we were at san francisco genuine he was wheeled in part of a staff force following a stolen gold honda. the driver led authorities on a chase through two different counti

the high wind warnings for the southern oregon and parts of northern california headed into nevada. it will be a really rough go with wind gusts as high as 80 miles per hour. in advisory areas 50 miles per hour. with the ground so situated some of those trees will easily topple over and fall into power lines. we are talking thousands of people even more so as the strongest storm hits tonight before everything wi a big area of high-pressure blocking that storm for making an eastward progression and it is reflecting all of that rain to the north. it will stay that way again as we head to the day tomorrow. this afternoon was beautiful and sunshine. we had record heat in a high of 85 degrees. we have a very similar day on tap for the day tomorrow. we will talk about that and with winds picking up tomorrow, fire then the cooldown that eventually will come our way. what goes up must come down and the temperatures do so in the middle of the week. all of that in pinpoint weather. >> you just mentioned the dry conditions and record heat. that is not helping fire crews in eagle county. a wild

a 64-year-old man from northern california is under arrest after a bomb was found last week outside the nederland police department. the man was tracked down through surveillance latest. >> reporter: it is being described as a sophisticated explosive device. it was found tuesday morning outside the nederland police department in a backpack. several attempts were made to detonate it with a cell phone, but it did not explode. we've learned david ansberry stayed in a nearby motel on two separate visits to the town this among. the assistant manager said -- >> "jaws on the floor and i people i would not have suspected this one." >> reporter: while the bomb was being examined, crews evacuated the area. the nederland police chief remembered seeing someone fitting ansberry's description nearby. >> i helped him to the cab with his bags and he was adamant about one of the bags not being touched. >> reporter: he was tracked to longmont. he was eventually tracked from nederland to midway airport in chicago, where he was arrested saturday coming off a plane. >> that was rick salinger reporting. it i

. >> i think there is so much of the fan base in northern california who doesn't believe this is going to occur and i think it is very much a threat. >> reporter: along with backing from area labor unions the bill also has the support of some high profile casino heavyweights. they showed up here to show their own support for the bill. 2/3 votes are needed from both houses for it to move forward and a vote is expected this week. in carson city christin ayers, kpix5. match any bid from nevada that >>> in oakland mayor libby schaaf says she still hopes to keep the raiders in town, but she is not going to try and match any bid from nevada that involves public money. >> it is not appropriate for oakland or alameda county to come up with $750 million in public funds. we are not repeating mistakes of the past. we are offering to finance the infrastructure. that could be upwards of $200 million. >> city council members agree with schaaf that no taxpayer money should go toward a stadium. instead they hope to get private investment and government grants. >>> supreme court justice ruth bader-gins

that's some pouring rainfall beginning in northern california tonight. what kind of impact are we talking about? low to moderate wind. it will be breezy to windy but not a big deal. there will be a moderate impact on the surf. and the commute not tomorrow, but friday morning is going to be an absolute mess because of the timing of this rain moving in. high surf advisory coastal flood advisory the first one of the season is in effect for friday the entire coastline the entire northern california coastline swells could be up to 14 to 16 feet. jumping in with high tide some coastal flooding is possible. sounds like we're talking about december. no, couple of weeks before halloween. this is the storm and it's of note if you were to follow this trail of moisture, it's called an atmospheric river more so now than the pineapple express, this batch of clouds stretches all the way back to a super typhoon about 500 miles off the coast of japan. that's 4500 miles that atmospheric river and it is already beginning to spill into the pacific northwest. the western was

one northern california 3-year- old prefers a superhero cape. her photo went viral. 3-year-old kaylee ann from rockland wore a supergirl outfit for school picture day. she even posed with a superman toy. since then the photo has been shared all over. it's inspiring others. you see she is 75% deaf in both ears. and her story is raising awareness. >> being deaf isn't necessarily a disability, that you're still able to go out there and be yourself, be creative. >> the child also proudly shows off her hearing aids and she knows sign language. >> very cute. >>> the weather this weekend, we are going to cool off, changes coming in for next week. as we go live outside, sunshine and blue skies. enjoy it while you can. >> and coming up, all new at 6:00 tonight, is it a soda tax or a grocery tax? the showdown over sugary drinks on several bay area ballots. only on "5" the first measure of how it could really impact your wallet. >> but first, the markets closed mixed today. here's a look at the closing numbers from wall street. ,, c'mon in, pop pop! happy

it is winding down, but still getting some of it moving into northern california, crescent city, your ricoh and mendocino county. fort bragg is the cutoff line, and steven dunlap says they have .04. partly cloudy skies and mostly sunny, and these low clouds giving way to the 40s and 50s. look at the temperature change, oakland airport down by 10, napa down by 7, mountain view -6, and if it feels colder, it is. low clouds marching up and down the coast giving way to sunshine, mostly sunny, 60s and low 70s. >>> good morning, 5:31 am. metering lights on.>> good morning at home. starting off with solano county commute, a lot of people from solano county into the main part of the bay area. eastbound 80 at the midway road we have crash, but not causing a big problem. vacaville to fairfield, heading out to that area, not a big commute would 27 minutes from vacaville to vallejo, no major problems driving through. highway 12 looking good down to the cordelia junction. there is a new crash reported and we will go to different part of the bay, southbound 880 at 237 reporting and on injury crash.

the highway patrol activated the amber alert across northern california but there is no word on where ashley may be headed with that baby. anyone with any information is asked to call 911. >>> ken thank you. >> san francisco police say a suspect is in custody in the deadly shooting in the glen park neighborhood. officers say they were called to a report of gunfire on addison street near san jose avenue 1:30 this afternoon. now those officers found the man in his 40s with a gunshot wound. paramedics were called but could not save him. and he was pronounced dead at the scene of the shooting. so far police have not released any details about the person who is in custody or relationship to the man what was killed. >>> a $50,000 reward is out for arrests in the shooting that left 7 people wounded in oakland on saturday night. police say officers came under fire when they they responded to the scene at # 7th and bancroft. officers took cover behind their patrol cars fortunately none none of the offices was hit. one shooting victim was treated and released but 6 other people were still in th

meanwhile, storms hitting the west, northern california, british columbia, and tomorrow, wind, rain, and mountain snow. that's going to be the problem spot for trick or treaters. and the southeast, record breaking heat tomorrow, it will feel more like the fourth of july than halloween. >> rob, thank you. >>> and to the windy city, where it's do or die for the chicago cubs. they're hoping for a miracle in wrigley field tonight. last night's 7-2 loss has them trailing the series against the indians, 3-1. cleveland has the champagne on ice tonight. >>> there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this sunday. soaring speeds behind the wheel. the dangerous final moments captured on social media. did a popular app encourage the need for speed? >>> and, the toxicology report is in. what did jose fernandez have in his system at the time of his deadly boat crash? >>> and the sweet surprise for this trick or treater, dressed up as his own dad, who is serving in iraq. stay with us. when a moment turns romantic, why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use

area of high pressure continues to move into northern california this week. warming trend 70s and 80s and as i mentioned a few spots closing in on 90 degrees. tomorrow looking for some fog, relatively clear skies out there. we take this into the afternoon and more sunshine, bright colors, the orange links up with the 80s and that's the red contour linking up with the 90s. a few neighborhoods could be close to 90 degrees. great weather for the fleet week festivities. sunny and warm around the bay. temperatures easily back up into the 70s throughout the day. as i mentioned saturday will be warmer. temperatures for your friday afternoon you can see santa rosa 88, fairfield 87, vacaville upper 80s. oakland lower 80s and had inland, mid-to-upper 80s. fire danger is at this time of year, with this weather pattern, we do not have any warnings because the winds are not extremely strong but having an impact on temperatures because everybody up quite a few degrees. here is a look ahead, five-day forecast saturday the warmest day of the period. and then still pretty nic

the bulk of the activity is here, in extreme northern california. we are anticipating a much stronger system headed our way this time tomorrow. you can see it here on satellite. it will pack a pretty good punch with some heavy downpours sunday morning and gusty winds. it's 1 on the storm impact scale. we are looking at not only the gusty winds, but a slight chance of thunderstorms 24 hours from now. but right now we are looking at the showers along the coast, offshore. as we go through the 8:00, 9:00, 10:00 hour, notice we have the showers along the coast, san francisco, perhaps the north bay, all the way down to santa cruz. and then pretty much a cloudy afternoon. so 7:33 is the official sunrise. you see hits pretty dry from the bridge. mountain view 62. 62 oakland. we are still in the warm, muggy sector of air. concord 58 and in livermore. from the roof camera you can see we are still looking at a lot of cloud cover. some fog. scattered showers this morning and then a cloudy afternoon. the next storm arrives early this time tomorrow. then we are l