we'll do that tonight in vallejo and napa 50 degrees. air quality certainly was an issue over the weekend with the smoke along the 680 corridor towards santa clara. less of an issue because now the smoke is being blown in the other direction. it's heading to the east. so good to moderate air quality in the forecast for the bay area tomorrow. menlo park, not that warm for the next couple of days. 71 degrees tomorrow. 71 degrees on thursday with widespread morning cloud cover and some afternoon sunshine. so we have a change coming. two changes. first off we have the cooler weather, which arrived this afternoon and it will be with us for two days. now we have a component to the winds. we'll grab the ocean influence once again, ing in at 56 degrees. that's chilly. so we will be chilly relative to the average as well. this low right here is going to slide off the east. the next one that goes up and over the ridge will induce warm and offshore winds. that'll come on friday. now a forth wind in certain parts of the country at this time of the y

in napa county. geyer. it was a scary time... but we are tough and rebuilding. (this is one of those signs... it is part of the new disaster communication steps the county has put into place, residents can put this out on their mailbox to signal to local law enforcemetn that they are out safe, it is made of a special material... ) (grant) a big story tonight... we're learning more about that tragic limo accident that killed 20 people over the weekend.(vicki) we're finding out... the vehicle, should'nt have been on the road. kron4's ryan o'donnell joins us with the latest. ryan? tonight... a vigil is being held in the city of amsterdam, new york, where most of the victims are from. as for the limo... it was a modified 2001 ford excursion... that failed inspection last month... and wasn't supposed even be on the road. on top of that... the driver didn't have the right driver's license to be operating that kind of vehicle. according to the governor of new york... the limo driver was supposed to have a c

deputy bill djernes, napa county. it is just faster to show that someone is gone and we dont waste valuable time. the deputy also demonstrated the county's new alert siren...that has a different pitch then other emergency sounds. all sherriffs cars are equipped with these. they

fairfield and napa. 52% in hayward. closer to the water, we do recover and keep relative humidity up for most of the morning hours. but then by 5:00 tomorrow morning, we've gone through the night and had the gusty offshore winds and look, we're only at 9% in napa. this relative humidity combines with the dry offshore winds and the warmer temperatures creating certainly that recipe of concern. here's a look at the winds ramping up throughout the day. 2:00 this afternoon from calistoga to napa, 20, 25 mile an hour winds. as the colors get going, you'll see the stronger winds push in by 9:00, 10:00, 11:00 tonight. 48 miles an hour by cloverdale. it continues through the early morning hours into monday. 20 to 40 miles an hour from napa over into discovery bay and then by 6:00 monday morning, we still have those breezy winds. the low relative humidity and then finally by about noontime on monday, we're looking at those winds dialing back. for today, it's going to be warm in the inland valleys. talking about low to mid-80s he

todavía veremos sobre los 19÷ en las inmediaciones de la ciudad de napa. las condicionean difícileo de la madrugada. hasta las 10:00 de la mañana probablemente hasta el mediodía. las temperaturas actuales, vemos a 50 en varias de nuestras ciudades >>> si sale temprano trabajar mañana espera condiciones bastante frescas desde las cinco hasta las 9:00 de la mañana >>> de máxima de mañana es 82÷. >>> los 49ers ya esta en green bay >>> los detalles al otro lado de la pausa. >>>lle e >>> un poco decepcionada con los >>> los seehawks se lo llevaron todo de temprano . >>> vamos a ver que oficialmente fue un partido de aflicción para los raders la mayoría de los aficionados que acudieron al wembley estadio fue para apoyar a los seehawks >>> los raders una victoria y dos derrotas, este es su segundo año consecutivo . >>> siete a cero los seehawks, en la yarda 19 se le cayel. per vean que jugaba más fea para los raders cooper golpeado en la cabeza, conmoción cerebral, nunca regresó al partido. sacado de esta manera para los raders 27 a tres una victori

in a napa -- napa and marin county. >> it's mainly east bay hills. there will be gusts and 25 at the surface, this is for the hills, gulf coasts at 55 or 40 miles per hour. human it is not critical yet, but it could be later on today. the high clouds have exited stage right, they're out of the picture here. >>> north wind in vacaville, fairfield is calm. it's not widespread, the temperatures are 30s to 60s, 36 in lake port and 61 in tracy. there are big differences here, wood side is down to 42, and los altos hills is 53, and 50s on the san mateo coast, we're not uniform, it's closer in the peninsula and other locations where there is a tremendous spread. it means dry weather, 60s and 70s on the temperatures. >>> sal wants to get to right a way, that's right, we have the problem, steve, westbound 580, right after the 680 interchange, there's a collision with a vehicle that was involved in some sort of a chase here, so, it was a chase, i didn't get very far as he crashed the vehicle into the center divider, it looks like an 03bmw, x5 that did not surv

you can see napa southwest wind at 8-miles-per-hour. temperature change, 24-hour temperature change, we're looking at 16 degrees cooler in napa, 12 degrees cooler in oakland there and 89 degrees cooler at sfo, santa rosa, 11 degrees cooler and movado. we're going to cool things down even more for wednesday and thursday. satellite and radar, that ridge of high pressure, is a little bit farther south and with that we're looking at the onshore flow for us and that ocean breeze returning today, and that'll continue for wednesday and thursday. much less smoke in the air. our sunset at 6:40, sunrise tomorrow at 7:13. so here's what you can expect today, we're looking at temperatures in san francisco about 10 degrees cooler compared to yesterday. 69 for a high, 65 in pacifica, 80 in redwood city. 81 in concord, looking at 80 for a high in vallejo, and warm inland in fairfield, 84. here's that seven-day forecast, and stronger onshore flow for tomorrow, and with that we'll see temperatures cool for all of us. we'll cool things down a little bit

reporting live in napa. nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much. pg & e's planned power outages may also include small sections of santa rosa tonight. we're getting into sonoma county. they posted earlier today on the facebook page letting residents know pg and e& e could have a shutoff. >> in the past we would only ask staff if we were drown dawn meani -- down n this case, there are is no resources out from cal fire is fully staffed. the county is fully staffed. but we have since upstaffed. >> things can change. early on the expectation was that less than 500 customers in sonoma county might be impacted. >> cal fire blames pg & e's equipment for starting a dozen fires in six counties last year. fierce winds knocked down power lines, they failed to shut off sections of the power grid. that is a major difference from what a san diego utility routinely does during extreme fire weather. our investigative unit went down to san diego to get an up close look at how that company cuts po i safety. >> any ignitions posed an immediate threat to life, propert

deputy bill djernes, napa county. it is just faster to show that someone is gone and we dont waste valuable time. the deputy also demonstrated the county's new alert siren...that has a different pitch then other emergency sounds. all sherriffs cars are equipped with these. they can quickly project into neighborhods a heads up about an issue. during the height of the fires, some communication systems failed as towers burnt down. and while work is being made to improve communication... progress is also underway for rebuilding people's lives. kirk geyer is a builder in napa county. geyer. it was a scary time... but we are tough and rebuilding. (this is one of those signs... it is part of the new disaster communication steps the county has put into place, residents can put this out on their mailbox to signal to local law enforcemetn that they are out safe, it is made of a special material... ) lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful start to the work week with sunny skies and warm weather all the way to the coast. highs were

napa is down, that observation is not at the airport, but in napa. it's cool for some. 43 in truckee and 39 in arcada, it will be cooler, we lose it, we have a slight component of it. tomorrow, there's not much change here. 60s, 70s and 80s, we're stuck in a pattern that won't change too much. i kind of left it sunny side up into the weekend. >>> thank you, steve. 4:19 is the time. a school board candidate targeted with hateful messages. >> this has been eye opening to me. i thought we lived in a accepting diverse community in freemont. what was posted on the social media page. >>> welcome back to "mornings on 2", it's 4:22, today is the 50th anniversary when a black gloved salute was made in mexico city. smith and carlos were track and field members when they qualified to compete. they bowed their heads and raised their gloved fists to protest the treatment of the african-americans in the u.s., there's a statue and the university will award the tower award. it wants to recognize them for hate messages on social media because she's muslim. the messag

even though napa is at 49. i'm seeing temperatures that are upper 40s to low 40s in places like forestville. the story is cooler today and tomorrow, and then as we get into thursday and friday, or mainly friday and saturday, this high pressure does what it does. the logos through, the high builds in and the wind kickoff sure. that's what's happening yet again. this pattern is reminiscent of last week, the week before that and the week before that. this is typical and why fire danger is so high this time of year. because that pattern can produce those red flag warnings and wind advisory conditions we had the other day. here is the pipe 7-day forecast. warms up for the bay area weekend. hopefully not a red flag event but definitely warmer for saturday and sunday. >> thank you. >>> a "washington post" journalist walked into the saudi consulate in turkey and has not been seen since. coming up, the u.s. government, now looking into an international mystery. how his bosses fear the worst. >>> and, a winemaker in napa

upper 70s in santa rosa, napa, novato. vak au v vacaville, 83 degrees. a cooling trend begins to tomorrow with low clouds returning to the coastline and warming at week's end. notice the cooling. by wednesday we see inland highs only in the upper 70s. low 70s around the bay. about 60 on the coast, but it starts to warm up again at the end of the week. from friday through the weekend we can expect high temperatures inland in the mid to upper 80s. once again, upper 70s around the bay. if the winds increase again, that means fire danger will increase as well. >> let's hope they don't. >> i know. >> spencer, thank you. >> okay. >>> oakland's mayor joins state and federal lawmakers for a special ride on b.a.r.t today with the intent of keeping passengers safe during an emergency. up next, >>> barlt today tested a new earthquake alert system designed to keep passengers safe. right now shake alert provides up to ten seconds warning when the ground will begin shaking before a quake strikes. lawmakers and local leaders were on the train during the test, including

napa airport at one time was 39, now warming up to45. so big drop, 20 degrees for some, including the napa airport. a lot of 40s here in areas that were much, much warmer yesterday. napa airport off 18, oakland airport 11 degrees cooler, fairfield down 15, livermore is minus six, concord minus 7, sfo minus 8. still a northerly breeze in the higher elevations. it's not 40 or 50 miles per hour but still north wind and so higher elevations get that very low humidity. have to keep an eye on things here because there's no rain in sight, for sure. and we still have high pressure and a locked-in pattern up there, it being the high. it's down there, that being the low and they are not moving. it's called a blocking pattern and once they set up shop, it's tough to break it down. looks like it will probably hang around for a while, been very active, one of the wettest october ever down in phoenix and it's just nonstop rain. remember they have had a couple of tropical systems go through that left a lot of rain. 60s, 70s and 80s for them. for us, te

deputy bill djernes, napa county. it is just faster to show that someone is gone and we dont waste valuable time. the deputy also demonstrated the county's new alert siren...that has a different pitch then other emergency sounds. all sherriffs cars are equipped with these. they can quickly project into neighborhods a heads up about an issue. during the height of the fires, some communication systems failed as towers burnt down. and while work is being (jr stone) napa county saw more than it's share of damage from multiple fires... and not only were homes lost but the flames reached several wineries as well. kron 4's charles clifford visited one napa vineyard that is still recovering from the fires. well, last year's north bay wildfires destroyed thousands of homes but they were also a threat to the very heart of this regions. . wine making. . one of the largest fires was the atlas fire which started on atlas peak right behind me. the flames moved west right into the heart of the napa valley. this is the signa

today, that danger came to napa. earlier today, a worker at the winery on monticello road in napa fell into or under a grape picking machine, a machine neighbors confirmed the winery uses. the deceased is 49-year-old leon marcelo lua, a napa native, pronounced dead at 12:45 this afternoon. the first responders appeared to be cal fire units. the napa county sheriff's office is working on a public statement but the investigation is under the auspices of cal osha. this is a privately owned winery that has been producing bordeaux style wines since 1986. it's owned by the family that operates the 94-acre vineyard and winemaking facility. this is the fourth worker death in northern california wine country in 3 years. including today's, back in 2016, an accident at the joel gott winery claimed a worker's life. last year at sutter home winery in santa lena, a worker died from a fall. and last may, an arrowhead winery worker died in a tractor accident. one other, back in 2010. a worker was killed at a winery in lodi, californ

the tournament will end at silverado country club in napa. >>> and tom brady is going to have a record if he throws 500 touchdown passes. >> it's his 83rd time in his career, he's looking all of it, he unloads to the end zone. it's caught by gordon, touchdown. >> it's his 500th touchdown. they won over the indianapolis colts last night at thursday night football. he trails two nfl greats, brett farb and peyton manning, he could pass boat on the way to the record books, this is the beginning of the season. >> he's incredible. >> it sounds he could easily make 19. >> way to go tom brady. >>> it's -- did you stay up, sal? >> oh, yeah, i watch football when i can. it was on our station, i was doing my part to support our rating. >> thank you, sir. >> that's the story i'll stick with, but anyway, good morning, everyone. we'll start with the bay bridge toll plaza you can see traffic is music well. there's no major problems if you've been driving here. here we go, that one is backing up. i love pointing this out. it happens all of the time, you see someone backing up, okay, sir, if you keep b

santa rosa, napa, towards concord. it is a warm night and more surprising perhaps is how dry it is outside. these numbers, 12% in napa. 13. 12% in santa rosa. this is what you expect to see around 2:00 in the afternoon. not approaching midnight that is a clear case of warming, sinking, dry air aloft. gusty winds mixing that air down the surface. you'll notice in san jose and san francisco for now, relative islands of higher humidity as those north winds really haven't picked up just yet for areas south of san francisco. thanks to the winds, tomorrow morning we'll wake up to 60, and some places may begin the day in the mid-60s as the dry north winds continue all night long in the north bay. and look at the humidity levels as we approach sunrise. normally these should be 50, 60, 70%. instead single digits clearlake into napa, and even a sunrise down to san francisco and orinda. bayside dropping potentially into the 20% range. notice san jose, slayer valley not as much. we don't expect as much of an impact in terms of the

hills east of napa. and no plans from pg&e to cut the power like they did two weeks ago. >> people left. so the whole week was dead. >> reporter: the owner of asuza shoes told me there is not much to do when the town goes dark. >> who wants to stay for a day and not shop, not eat, not have power. >> reporter: the mayor of calistoga declined to go on camera. in a text he wrote, calistoga remains opens for business and always a great place to visit. calistoga resident told me she packed a suitcase. >> aspirin, change of clothes, the dog foods. >> i haven't heard it. i didn't feel it. >> reporter: in the town of napa, the owner of bar and grill looked up and said there is nothing to worry about. >> should not scare any tourist or visitors to come over here. >> reporter: we are continuing to check with pg&e and we will let you know if the utility does schedule any power outage. two weeks ago, they were good about getting the word out, it was getting the power back on that caused the trouble. >> mark, thank y

napa sheriff department identified him as leon loua, a 49-year-old napa reresident. he apparently fell into the machine at the iconic vineyards in napa. there does not appear to be any prior worker safety issues at that vineyard. >>> a couple have been identified as the people who fell in yosemite last week. the married couple were natives of india. the college they attended posted this picture of the couple. officials haven't been able to find anyone who might have seen the couple fall. the couple had a travel blog and popular instagram account. earlier this year, she posted this photo from the grand canyon and wrote about the dapgers da standing too close to the edge of cliffs. >>> happening now, the national weather service is warping of critical fire danger in the hills. compounding it is the dry, brown grass seen in this video near crockett and contra costa county. for more, let's go to sandhya patel. you've got dry weather and dry grass. if you add the winds, sandhya, that's a bad combination. >> especially this time of the year. the red flag warning runs until

napa is calm. so, temperatures are all over the place. 35, yeah, 35 in lake port to 60s in brentwood, 44 livermore to 55 in berkeley. you can get the breeze it's up, 37 in kelseyville, and 37 in grayton. 46 american canyon. so, 15 to 20-degree spreads here. 42 up here, and 21 in truckee. everything is quiet to north. we had that system yesterday that brought a tiny bit of rain. it's going to be large and in charge as we say, that ridge of high pressure. 70s to near 80, out to brentwood as well, and clearlake is close as well. temperatures don't look bad. what about tomorrow, it looks clear, temperatures will but up a little bit. we'll see low 80s, there are no weather issues for halloween, breeze will be a factor, probably not, we'll start to tail off by then t sunshine and warmer temperatures, it will take us into the end of the weekend. good nurse for halloween, 5:21 is the time. >>> more new gadgets from apple. today it won't be an iphone, the new product just in time for the holidays. plus -- >

in napa, kate larson, abc 7 news. >>> wow. well, we have more coverage on the north bay fires one year later on our website, abc7news.com. nice to see they are recovering so well >> you know, what i think we all deserve some good wine after that horrible tragedy. >> absolutely. >> all right. good for them. thieves "snatched" a hammer. not just any hammer. this crime required heavy lifting. this hammer is 20 feet long, 1,000 pounds of wood and steel. it was on display in front of the community center on line as part of an art installation. the hammer has been missing now since friday. police say the thieves would have needed at least a flatbed trailer with winch or eight people to steal it. where are you going to put that? >> yeah. what are you going to do it? a flat-bed truck, eight people to steal it and no one saw it? >> yeah. that's crazy. >> why would you want it, though? that's just rude. a really large nail. >> where is paul bunyan? >> he came down to do a little work for us. >> return the hammer. >> he's nice. he'll ret

. >> reporter: fire in october last year devastated napa and sonoma counties. that includes the residential community which is still recovering and rebuilding. the utility says cutting off power reduces the risk of fires from power lines brought down from high winds. >> it impacts our customers. if we need to shut off the power for safety, it is about safety and keeping customers safe. >> reporter: nata, sonoma and lake counties and several others in northern california. she got the alert from pg&e the power could go off sunday night or monday morning. >> that could be a problem for a maybe for businesses. >> reporter: given what happened last year she understands why it utility is taking such precautions. >> i am okay with that. yeah. better safe than sorry. >> reporter: we received a list of the effected communities. 17,000 pg&e customers in napa, sonoma and lake counties can expect to lose their power tonight. and that can start at any time. pg&e is contacting effected customers by text messages, e- mail and phone messages. >> thank you. >>> all right. a red

and as well as those eastern winds in napa. highs today, upper 60s today we saw 79 yesterday in san francisco. so about a 10 degrees drop in temperatures as we go through the day. 73 and oakland 84 vallejo. still warm inland we are talking lower to middle 80s. especially the airfield. we'll talk about what you can expect as we take you for the week and how cool it is going to get. let's check in with a look on this traffic. >>> this is a live look over at the bay bridge metering lights. so, just a couple of minutes ago and how quickly that backup developed and you can see it is slow going as you make your way up the incline and it continues to be a bit sluggish. when you get past that, things are starting to pick up. here is a live look at the toll plaza. and we are in the yellow. that backup is starting to reach the foot of the maze. and, at least on the 580 approach. that remains in the green looking pretty good as you go through emeryville. we are still tracking that big accident it is over on the shoulder. as you are approa

the wildfires burned more than 245,000 acres in santa rosa, napa valley and mendocino county. it is still a mystery how the most destructive fire, the tubbs fire, started. a total of 44 lives were lost, 8900 structures were destroyed and the wildfire has reportedly cost more than $9 billion making it one of the costliest in california history. since then sonoma county revamped its emergency alert system to use a combination of texts, calls and cell phone alerts and pg&e is installing nine high def cameras to monitor potential wildfires in the north bay. >>> napa county taking steps to improve its response times. anne makovec on the county's strategy to be better prepared in the future and be ready for emergencies. >> reporter: witrmowing here in fire danger high, the sheriff, as he introduced new communications strategies, called the timing eerie. it's called the high-low siren and since it's less familiar to people than a monotone blaring siren, the sheriff is hoping more people will take notice. >> that is at very little cost, allows us to drive a patrol car through rural ar

familia evacuar a su familia y una de las cosas que contaron hoy en el departamento del alguacil de napa son estas etiquetas que van a poner a los buzones >> sí simplemente los que dicen napa shield, evacuated (habla en inglÉs) diciendo que la gente está evacuadasimplemente se pone (ruido ambiente) >> eso qué significa qué es lo que tiene que hacer la gente >> esto simplemente va a decir a los oficiales que salían de la casa que tienen que gastar el tiempo de avisar a la gente también se pueden ver como más allá simplemente para ahorrar tiempo si la gente todavía no ha salido podemos ir a otras casas una de varias iniciativas que se están implementando o se van a implementar en el condado hay otra que tiene que ver con las sirenas de alerta que son un sonido diferente que se escucha en europa >> una sirena sí (habla en inglÉs) dice la gente que hay una emergencia entonces si la gente de aquí de napa oye esto tiene que ir a salir de la casa haya para mañana 9 de octubre >> donde tendremos un especial en español >> desde las 530 de la noche >> tambien lo puede ver desde la

and the board of supervisors for napa county will be meeting right here in napa. so hopefully there meeting will be the new text part of the system. >>> thank you. the wildfire that flared up in solano county is now 80% contained. that fire burned thousand of acres and ripped through that structure. it burned through more than 4500 acres. the at home water test set off a scare for the water system this morning. the city is taking action. a resident in the sunset neighborhood says that a test kit determined that her faucet water has a high level of pesticide. the neighbor posted a similar test. it is for neighbors to communicate. they insist that the water is test -- is constantly tested. >>> hurricane michael has strengthened to a category two maxed on and it takes aim at the gulf coast handle. this is a live look from golf stores, alabama. you can see the wind is kicking up. michael is are ready drenching parts of cuba as it turned its way towards the west. the governors of florida had all ready declared a state of emergency georgia and south carolina are now und

we had a wind advisory in napa and blackhawk. winds today still up and that is why this red flag warning has been extended until 5:00 this evening. so if we locate here, last night it was supposed to go away at 9:00 a.m. this morning but now it is staying in effect, red flag warning because of the wind you are mentioning. it stays in effect until this evening. then it will be dropped. temperatures tomorrow will cool a little bit. i tell you what the wind does is give us the super clean atmosphere. it looks like february because it is crisp and clear. all summer the air gets settled. when you get a big blow like we had, check it out. beautiful individualable. that camera is zoomed in p. you can see what is interesting you see the white water here, that is an indicator, there's a beach but also a little south swallow in the water. this faces south so you see a little bit of the swell. what is happening, we got big weather story nationwide, it is michael. it is going be a hurricane and it is going to move up the eastern sea board to

they took them on a chase in napa county. they changed cars in concord, 25 miles from the original scene. they tried changing cars again in pittsburg, and that's where officers arrested them. one of the somm has seven warra. >>> students and waeurpbts repo -- parents included a social media post with the initials bms. it may be tied to a threat under under investigation in benson, arizona. that school district has canceled classes for today. there will be extra officers at all morgan hill schools today just as a precaution. >> a burning rv triggered an evacuation at a san francisco lowe's store. abc 7 news was be hinds lowe's on bay shore boulevard after 7:00 yesterday morning. flames damaged part of the store's exterior. and pg&e transformer and power lines. nobody got hurt. investigators think that homeless people might have been living inside that rv. >>> all right. never more than 7 minutes away from the accuweather forecast. live doppler 7 and satellite image. gray skies, thick fog in through the north bay. really we hav

cruising in and out of the napa valley you will find it. it looks like it approaches american canyon. a little through the sonoma valley, highway 12, and crossing to highway 101 where it is thick again. the shows airport reporting a little -- the santa rosa airport reporting a little less than a mile visibility. calm conditions in novato. fairfield reporting a light wind at 8 miles per hour. the low clouds, the deep erma reason layer, the -- the deeper marine layer and on shore breeze all adding up to cooler weather. . concord, antioch, livermore, the south bay 74. if you see the quakes play it will be nice, mild and sunny. bring the sun block. the temperatures will cool slightly as we get back to work on monday. more on the extended forecast coming up. >>> a 5-year-old girl is back home after a terrifying situation in san jose. police say a man stole a running vehicle with the little girl inside yesterday afternoon. it happened in the area of story road and leeward drive. we have more live with sarah in san jose with details. sarah? >> rep

look at menlo park, trying to give napa a run for its money. napa is 39, menlo park 41. foster city 47, half moon bay 4. just about everybody else in the low to mid-50s on the peninsula. palo alto at 41. then we've got 51 in san jose. 44 in san ramon but 61 in antioch. there's napa's 39. 41 in santa rosa. 51 in oakland and 55 in san francisco right now. here's a look at walnut creek where it's about 46 degrees as we look south on 680. you may need the heater this morning in the car with those temperatures in the 30s and 40s. a lot of sunshine so grab the sunglasses if you're on the ferry today. mass transit, dress warmer, especially this morning, but dress in layers because even in san francisco where we start in the mid-50s, we'll ending up in the upper 60s to low 70s. down to 59 by 8:00. 46 this morning, 74 at noon. nearly 30 degrees warmer. around 80 in the afternoon hours. 62 at 8:00. down in the south bay we'll have 50 with sunshine this morning at 8:00. 73 at noon. upper 70s this afternoon. if you're heading out this evening under the stars, it will drop down to 63

it's 64 degrees in santa rosa now, napa 68. 73 at novato. 83 vacaville. upper 70s at concord and livermore. this is a view of the golden gate bridge. if you're driving on the bridge now, you're not seeing any blue sky. you should be paying attention to the traffic as well. here's a look at our forecast features. fog will be pushing inland overnight. cooling trend continues tomorrow, it will be warming up again the end of the week, going into the weekend. overnight conditions we'll see lots of low clouds, the coast and bay, inland as well. overnight temperatures will be mainly in the low to mid 50s, but a little bit cooler up in the north bay where santa rosa, napa, ukiah, lake port will see lows in the upper 40ilrae fr aut 62 at half moon bay to 64 in san francisco. 70 in oakland, 72 fremont. inland east bay mainly mid 70s. 76 concord, livermore up in the north bay, 74 santa rosa. napa in the south 7 wl the high at san mexico and talk about hurricane michael, a dangerous and potentially deadly hurricane. category 3 right now with maximum sustained winds o

there are tell 4400 in lake and napa county without electricity. power is back on in castlaaga -- castloga, but people were left without power and hot water. >> this is unfortunate when this happens during october and we are almost 100% booked every single night. >>> pg&e plans to have power restored to everyone some time today. >>> there will be a prescribed burn in santa clara county today. they plan to burn at grant park this morning. it wants people in surrounding areas not to be alarmed if they see smoke, they're going to get rid of overgrown plants before they become too big of a fire risk. >>> and a grass fire started in solano county that started the red flag conditions. it started yesterday afternoon outside of the town of winters. the fire began near a creek bed and burned across the county line into yellow county. crews were able to get it out in an hour. >>> and they're rolling out electric buses, the buses can travel 145 miles per charge. at first it will run no more than 80 miles per hour a day as they learn about the bus'  capabili

there are parts of napa and lake counties without power this morning. some residents wonder why electricity was cut in places and it experienced it downtown. >> it depends on the line and where the line runs, if it runs through a tiered street area which is a most extreme fire areas deemed by the cpuc, that's what we'll look to turn off. >> now, many complaints came from customers who said they were not given enough time or notice to prepare, several restaurants were forced to close, one store owner gave away his food rather than throw it away in the dumpster, and several stores closed on monday because of -- many schools closed because of the forced power outage. pg&e says for the remaining customers without power, they're planning to restore power today, they doesn't have an estimated time mostly due to the inspection that is have to go on. o go on. >>> firefighters are investigating the cause of a grass fire in solano county that started during these red flag conditions and started at 1:30 yesterday afternoon outside of the town of wishes, the fire o

if you live near napa, sonoma, petaluma, santa rosa. the highest fire danger is -- berkeley, oakland, danville, pleasanton, around concord as well. wind a key component with fire danger. the other thing we look at is humidity. tonight, you'll see on the map a lot of the green color. that's moist air at 11:00. watch as i advance this into tomorrow. across the east bay and north bay. all of that red zone there is humidity. fter a fire can get ets to sparked. a new update coming up. >>> very good information. the concern isn't just the fire. it's also the power and whether pg&e will cut the power as a precaution. nbc's bay area mark matthews joins us in the hills in napa. mark? >> it is dead calm. continues to be tonight. the business owners in calistoga and in napa told me they are getting prepared, though buying a generator, that didn't do a whole lot of good. as the tourists go away. in downtown calistoga, the owner of this shop said the power shut off was terrible. >> everybody left. >> the town's mayor declined an interview for fear t

what was napa county's success rate? >> reporter: if someone did not get the alert, go to countyofnapacounty.org to help improve the system. you can also check your wireless provider and settings on your phone. there was a slight delay in setting out the alert, due to a technical issue, but they corrected the area with the -- era with the help of fema. >> i think anything is beneficial, when it comes to an emergency. the fires are such a dangerous thing. and, it's better to have information than not. >> i just want to clarify, this is just an emergency test alert at this point and is not run by fema but, like a nixle alert. the county says they have 55 people sent out, across the napa county, sending data when the alert came through, and what cell phone providers they were using to determine which ones have worked. all of the 55 people they hired out in the field, only two of them failed to receive the test. it seemed to have work pretty good so far. >> okay, christina. this alert is something sent via cell phones. i get

they say lake, napa, and sonoma counties eienced wind dsmiles per ur batles r hour. the mayor of calistoga fears that the response may have gone too far. >> if that's the by that they have set for when they are going to cut the power, it's just a very serious problem because the bar is set so low. we are going to have our power cut half the month of october. >> they insist that they were following set criteria for shutting down power a red flag warning, sustained winds and gusts up to 45. the local temperature climate and terrain are factors as our observations of crews in the field. >>> officials are preparing a statement on the death of journalist jamaal. secretary of state is meeting with officials. he is expecting information on his death in the government is expected to say that he was accidentally killed during an interrogation that went wrong. some are concerned about ties between the united in saudi arabia. >> i have little doubt that the united states at least the trump administration would do everything that they could to protect the saudis. >> yesterday to

northwind in napa county. seminar in marin county. extreme west and south western nevada at big rock and one is south. not higher elevations. out towards the delta of northwest, north, and at the airports is also north. we are not done. the source of the wind is a strong low developing into the four corners. it is a whopper. it just missed us but the end result was the wind. almost 70. a huge difference. berkeley, 70 degrees, holding in their corporate 47 gratings and, in napa, 70. san rafael, 63 and it will be sunny and breezy and the wind decreases later on tonight and tomorrow a favorable, onshore breeze that starts the cooldown. today 70s and 80s. >> traffic is not holiday light. >> the federal holidays columbus day. cities celebrate indigenous people stay. that means that some people are not going to work today. that is what we are looking at. 80 westbound, driving from the bridge to the macarthur maze. you can see the 30 minute delay. when you get to the toll plaza, it is a touch lighter but not much. most people have to go to w

it is on monticello road in napa. the workers clothing got caught in the machine, pulling him in and killing him. he was identified as 49-year- old leon louisville from napa. cal osha is investigating. we reach out to the winery for comment but did not hear back. he is the fourth napa valley winery worker to be killed on the job since 2016. >>> you 70 park officials say the two people who died after falling from an overlook where a married couple -- were a married couple from india. the chronicle reports they have been living in new york. they fell about 800 feet from taft point, which is a well- known tourist spot. there is no railing across much of the ledge. park visitor spotted the bodies last wednesday. >>> the owner of the infamous townhomes that burned last week is offering buyers who already purchased a unit options. a fire ripped through the icehouse complex weeks before people were expecting to move into the first of the hundred 26 units. for those who already purchased a home, city ventures is allowing them

today, that risk came to roost here in napa. earlier today, a worker at the winery on monticello road in napa fell into, or under, a grape picking machine, and machine neighbors confirmed the winery uses. the deceased is 49-year-old leon marcelo muoa, a napa native pronounced dead at 12:45 this afternoon. the first responders appeared to be cal fire units. the napa county sheriff's office is working on a public statement but the investigation is under the auspices of cal osha. this is a privately owned winery that has been producing bordeaux style wines since 1986. it's owned by the family that operates the 94-acre vineyard and winemaking facility. this is the fourth worker death in northern california wine country in 3 years. including today's, back in 2016, an accident at the joel gott winery claimed a worker's life. last year at sutter home winery in santa lena, a worker died from a fall. and last may, an arrowhead winery worker died in a tractor accident. one other, back in 2010. a worker was killed at a winery in lodi, cali

s safe way open continues today in napa. the storey was phil milk he will shown who had 6 straight birdies, he is in the lead, and the man from austria is the favorite in the play house today. >>> tom brady is the third quarterback in nfl history to throw 500 touchdowns. >> brady over 300 games to the game, 83rd time in his career, looking for all of it, be loads to the end zone. caught by gordon. touchdown patriots. >> tom brady did it, boy, touchdown number 500 for him came in the fourth quarter as the patriots beat the indianapolis colts 38-24 on thursday night football. he trails two nfl greats, brett farb and peyton manning has 518, and tom brady could pass beth of them this season on the way to new records. >> it seems pretty likely. >> it's real likely. >>> 5:46 is the time, it's not a friday light, it's a big truck problem. >> it's not a friday light on 680 on some other commutes it's not bad. 680 heading south out of pleasanton, it's not a friday light. we have an overturned truck and a lot of dirt spilled and a cou

hour winds upwards of 30-plus miles per hour especially for napa, san jose. va vacaville 34 piles per hour, concord 26 and unfortunately those winds are going to remain very strong into the overnight hours and early monday morning. so even overnight the winds, 36 miles per hour in santa rosa, 31 in napa and dealing with gusts upwards of 60 miles per hour, paired up with low humidity that brings us the biggest concern. at around 1:00, those levels of humidity will really begin to decrease. as the dry offshore winds kick in that drys us out. ukiah less than 10% at about 7%. napa 13%, but notice the change and the difference in those relative humidity levels. orinda 28%. redwood city in the 40s so the biggest threat really we're focusing on the north bay mountains and again anything above a thousand feet in terms of elevation. as far as that fire danger, about 3:00 a.m. ukiah 6% and when we start to notice a decrease in the humidity also through orinda and livermore which is why the mt. diablo range is included in the red flag warning. for the next 36 hours a co

that's what the napa county sheriff's department hopes will happen. they also many will adopt these things statewide nationwide. reporting live, tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. >> indeed an important lessons learned. >>> when the tubbs fire devastated north bay communities one year ago, emergency responders jumped into action. but at the same time, they were wondering if their own homes would be standing once they were done. mike mebak reports from santa rosa where he talked with one firefighter who ended up losing it briefly -- everything while helping others. >> reporter: one year later, signs of devastation, signs of hope. >> this will be my daughter's bedroom. >> reporter: paul is rebuilding. >> fireplace, tv. >> reporter: he is one of seven active santa rosa firefighters whose homes were destroyed in the tubbs fire. 911 calls began the night of october 8th. he was at home, his two cell phones began ringing. multiple fires including one in napa county as he was driving up mark west springs road, he suddenly turned around. >> when i hit the fire, i tri

it replaces napa. president trump historic, sayin the three countries wonderful partners in trade and more long into the future. as part of the deal, canada agreed to ease protections on its dairy market and the u.s. agreed to pull back on tariffs on cars made in canada. in the united states, the deal has been generally well received by businesses all the retailers say that they are concerned it could cause prices to rise on a number of products. >> you have got to be sensitive because you do not want to cost to the consumer. what if the price goes up? brick we found that the donald trump and decision can negotiate trade agre d have other agreements coming soon. >> the new trade deal with mexico and canada has to be approved by congress and lawmakers are expected to take it up early next year. >>> the first lady melania trump is in ghana, the first stop of her five-day africa trip, greeted by a welcoming ceremony with children and dancers. the first lady is promoting her be best initiative, stressing t

napa 47. and sun and clouds tomorrow, a lot more sunshine than today. 72 for san jose. 77 in fairfield and santa rosa. 67 in san francisco and then we will warm up even more. all the way close to 90 degrees. 70s near the bay, we stay in the 60s at the beach with cooling, but continue dry weather. coming up next weekend also likely dry for the trick or treaters on halloween. that's your forecast. >> always good news, thank you, paul. >>> still ahead mega millions mania goes to a new level in the bay area. how much money a winner could take home this time around. >>> a legendary bay area sports announcer passes away. has the raiders' quarterback lost his team? derek carr responds to that report next. >>> bay area fans lost another treasurer when they passed away tost's after a 27 years of waiting on end. >> seems like yesterday, doesn't it? that is the signature call during the 16 seasons as the voice of the giants in which he broadcast 2,798 consecutive games. and also behind the mic for the a'

the afternoon high is 77. 78 four napa. for the coast, pacifica, 80 degrees expected for morgan hill. temperatures will hold a steady throughout wednesday. by thursday into friday, the temperatures are up in time for the weekend. i will have a look at the numbers in a little bit. it is 8:30 am. >>> right now we have traffic that is going to be busy, approaching the richmond bridge. it has been and will be the busiest day of the week on westbound commutes into the peninsula or across the bridge into marin county and in this case, you can see it is going to be busy at the bay bridge toll plaza. yesterday at this time we were cleared out but yesterday was a holiday for sam. today is not so much. we had a lot of slow traffic. we have had a lot of thunder badgers. the commute is busy. people are not going fast enough to get into serious crashes on most of the freeways. southbound 680 slow out of pleasanton. you can look at the map for yourself and if you want to look before you go out the door, southbound 880 slow from hayward.

there were multiple fires including one in napa valley. he suddenly turned around while driving. >> when i hit the fire i tried to drive through it thinking it was just small. once i realized the magnitude and visibility went to zero i quickly turned around.>> reporter: he realized that the fire in napa valley is charging right toward the sonoma county city of santa rosa. >> i remember pulling into a court and saw fires establishing themselves in these neighborhoods. you will move into another cul- de-sac and come back to make sure the people are out but the front yard is on fire and the tent in the side of the house. when you come back a couple minutes later the whole house would be on fire. you so house after house and block after block of homes on fire as people are getting out.>> reporter: he and others were knocking on doors as the fire raged. >> visibility was next to nothing. we were driving around with the windows down so we can hear people. at the same time we couldn't see anything. i was on my pa system with the siren and yelling

county to today at 9:30, napa county will test an emergency alert system. napa is joining three other counties in a quick way to alert people about a wildfire or other emergencies [ sirens ] >> now, napa sonoma and solano and lake counties are in the process of installing new two- tone sirens on every patrol guard. deputies will be driving through neighborhoods and other rural areas sounding this sharp and emergency it lets people kn they are to tune in, turn on their television and cellphone or turn into the local radio station, that's how we got the word out. >>> people in these areas will get those, the evacuation tags, this he can be put on doors, drive ways, gates or fences, indicating the first responders, occupants have left their homes. >>> upgrades to wifi networks and systems will help first responders reach as many people as fast as possible. >>> our coverage continues at k tv u.com, you'll find reports on the north bay wildfires and the process that's been made in one year. >>> any day now, marriott hotel workers in seattle can join the growing

napa, 49. livermore, 49 degrees. here we are locki inglooking at bridge. we have the morning fog, low clouds. we will see a mostly sunny afternoon once again. with a stronger onshore flow. the cooling trend starts today and continues through tuesday. then after that, high pressure rebuilds. then we have a warming trend wednesday through friday. we will go down a little bit and come right back up. here is a look at the forecast animation. we have more extensive low clouds and fog this morning until 7:00. we will see it spread past the delta. then it will start to pull back. it will take a little bit longer to pull back. by 3:00, cloudy at the beaches, most everywhere else it should be sunny. then it will push in overnight again pretty quickly into monday. we will see clouds return a little bit earlier this evening. highs today just a little cooler compared to yesterday but still warm throughs pa parts of the s bay. san jose warming up to 77 with plenty of sunshine. we will find low 70s on the lower part of the peninsula. breezy at the coast. the coastal are

upper 40s in napa, 49 in walnut creek, 52 san francisco, low 50s in san jose. upper 40s to 50s down that stretch over toward alamo and danville and antioch at degrees. afternoon highs today, nice. we will go 70 by the water and mid-70s expected in and around. mid-80s in danville, into your south bay location. a nice warm 83. mostly sunny skies. for the peninsula 79 in redwood. upper 60s in the city of san francisco. here is a look at your forecast. temperatures dropping and the cooling trend continuing next week. still very pleasant weather. low 60s expected at the coastline and dry conditions. >> we will take that. >>> they went on the road for the first time. did you watch this game quite --? >> we have highlights and we come back. >>> the world camps are out of the nba gates and y win it 124- the jazz had a big first-half. rubio with some quick hands. kevin durand, monster game. the big man coast-to-coast. staff a big part of that and will pull out and the jumper and will drive and put a motor in. curry at 31. lunch time when it was and. here is how it finis

it's 48 degrees in napa. that's the coolest reading i have on the map, and it's 56 in san jose, palo alto and oakland. let's get through the morning drive in brentwood. going to be a chilly start, cloudy, some patches of fog and it will be 51 degrees, at 7:00, and after that, skies clearing. we'll be heading into the mid-60s by noon today. it's going to be really nice and another cool morning as you make your way out the door to the fruitvale b.a.r.t. station. some mostly cloudy skies throughout the morning, but that's also going to keep our temperatures down today, as we look at our highs, seeing the high in napa 74. 63 in san francisco, and 70 in palo alto. san jose reaching 73 degrees. so as you are getting dressed this morning you see the cloudy skies and know it's going to be a cool one. maybe some light long sleeves will keep you comfortable. some comfortable shoes. once the temperatures warm up, it will be a great day. you may be spending more time out there walking around enjoying time at the park, bu