the redwood tree is the darker tree to the left behind the property. one possible replacement location is in the sidewalk on the downhill side of the driveway; however, in talking with the applicant this evening, there may be a sewer line in that location, so replacement in that location may not be possible. another idea, the appellant is very much -- sort of, you know, would love to see more trees be planted on the block. so one of the things that i wanted to propose is the applicant plant two trees on the street line of their property. [please stand >> we really like the idea of the uphill owner working on this issue but it will not buy us long term and long listing -- long lasting results. we actually believe that removal would be reasonable. thank you. >> thank you. can you answer the question around the replacement of the street trees. that there may be a gas line or a sewer line. do you know the conditions of what the sidewalks would be in terms of having replacement street trees or we don't know right now? >> it sounds like directly in front of

redwood city c-h-p has arrested a man on suspicion of d-u-i after they think he was driving with the tesla auto pilot on. ( darya ) kron 4's sara stinson is live at the c-h-p headquarters in redwood city with the latest. sara? the c-h-p says the tesla was traveling 70 miles per hour on highway 101 - they pulled up next to it only to observe the driver was asleep!it took several minutes to arrest the man as it took awhile for him to wake up.take a look at the video of the man after he finally pulled over...you can see him doing various sobriety testing.the c-h-p says this happened just after 3:30 this morning in the south bound lanes of highway 101.while they were first approaching the grey telsa - officers tried getting in front of it to slow the car down with the cars automatic radar activated brake system.the car slowed to about 25 miles per hour - when the man came to he exited the freeway at embarcadero.c-h-p was able to get him to pull into a shell gas station.the man driving is around 45 years old - he was later taken into custody on suspicion of -d-u-i after given a sobriety t

air quality is unhealthy everywhere except one reporting station in redwood city, which is poor. elderly and the young are most susceptible. let's turn it over to alexis. >>> we are looking at fairly quiet start to the monday morning commute. a live look at walnut creek, southbound 680. cruising along without any issues. so enjoying that before that really starts to fill in. overall, drive times looking good too. check out southbound 580, no significant delays. still in the green, 27 minutes. 680, dublin to mission boulevard, looking good, in the green at 15. northbound 85, 101 to cupertino, wide open at 16 minutes. full closure of 880 in oakland for road work. we'll talk about that next. >> thank you. as mike and alexis pointed out this morning, we have the smoky air still sitting over the bay area as the camp fire continues to burn. >> the current air quality is considered unhealthy in most places. jobina fortson has a hazy view of the season and a message from officials. jobina. >> reporter: two big warnings from officials this morning. the first is wood burning is banned righ

your alternates old redwood highway north or stony point road. full freeway closure from lark avenue to los gatos saratoga road due to overnight roadwork. that should wrap up at 5 a.m. no major delays, still early down there. westbound 580 we are seeing some okay conditions to the altamont pass not too bad as wa4 so far, so good 21 s. loveridge to 680. 12 minutes so no delays. >>> the golden state warriors have an unusual offer for fans a $100 monthly pass to get into the reason for games in oakland. but they never get to leave the concourse. they have to watch the game on the television sets in the arena lounge. so what do fans think? >> i'd rather be in there. why spend a fortune for one game for the yearnd see live. >> the point of going to a game in person is to see it in person, not just on another tv. >> you can see the highlights of last night's game and more sports here on kpix 5 in the next half-hour. i think it's a good idea. you get to experience "roar- acle." >> exactly. might be good. >>> time now 4:51. the end is coming for "game of

san mateo to redwood city. san carlos, edgewood road definitely seeing slippery spots. now, around allen rock into san jose, we're starting to see a few drops developing. so take a look at the 24-hour rainfall totals. san jose, you have received absolutely no measurabsasurableo far. .4 in oakland. .17 in san francisco. there's more to come. temperatures in the 50s and the 60s. here's a live picture from tahoe where they have been seeing snow at the higher elevations. that snow level will be dropping. right now, chains are required on 50 and state route 88. if you're traveling up there, this is just the start of some snowy conditions in the days ahead. a winter weather advisory above 6,000 feet until 10:00 p.m. tomorrow. expecting up to a foot at the highest peaks. expect travel difficulties and make sure you have chains. when the next storm comes in, i would not advise traveling. heavy snow makes for low visibility and difficulty traveling. winter storm warning above 4,000 feet. that snow level will come down. 10:00 p.m. wednesday until 5:00 p.m. friday. wax off your sk

we just talked with chp here in redwood city. we were in palo alto as that tesla was towed away just before 5:00 this morning. and according to redwood city chp officers, they say 45-year-old alexander stannek of alas los altos was going five miles over the speed limit when officers tried to pull him over in redwood city. officers turned lights and sirens on and no reaction from the driver. officers then pulled up next to him and found him sleeping behind the wheel. officers could not wake him up so they pulled a chp cruiser in front of the tesla to slow it down. and the fact that it stopped without a collision is why the chp believes that tesla was in auto pilot. he hadn't been going over the speed limit. if that autopilot had been set lower, your officers might not have had reason to pull him over. >> correct. they wouldn't have a reason to pull him over from behind. but as they were coming up to see if there is anything wrong with the vehicle, they would have observed the driver was asleep. >> reporter: so there was no erratic

old redwood highway north or stony point road. this closure is going to be there for quite some time hopefullat happening up there for you in just a couple of minutes. elsewhere in the bay area, metering lights are on at the bay bridge toll plaza, 33 minutes from the maze to the central freeway so you're back up almost to the maze at this point. in fact, here's a live look at conditions where the freeways merge heading into the maze and you can see traffic is starting to get very busy as you head through there. we have reports of a crash westbound 4 at solano way. it is blocking one lane. and it's cautioning some delays out of pittsburg as you work your way westbound highway 4. loveridge to 680, that's a 32-minute drive. let's check your forecast. >>> well, a smoky start to the day once again. checking aqi values the air quality index values and a little bit better in spots compared to yesterday morning. we are talking 104 livermore. 134 san jose. but still talking about unhealthy air quality. it does look very bad in san ancisco,

we've got 38 in redwood city. danville, 34. 37 in livermore and lafayette. 50 in san francisco, where we're looking from the camera at pier 15 back downtown. danger today, one last day if you're out and about. one more last day of wearing a mask. one last day of worrying about the air quality. let's talk about the east bay shore. 48 this morning. lots of sunshine through noon and 61. increasing clouds and mid-60s this afternoon to 56 by the time we get to 8:00. for the peninsula, 47 this morning. 63 at noon. 65 at 2:00. that's your peak. back to mid-50s with increasing clouds by 8:00. increasing clouds will bring us the cleaner air and the rain. i'll talk more about that coming up. >>> good morning, mike. one main trouble spot we're watching. sounds like three right lanes blocked southbound 880 south of state route 92. you are backed up to state route 38. coming from castro valley i would stick to mission boulevard. seven miles an hour approaching the scene. southbound 680 through walnut creek definitely heavy. >>

lighter precip around redwood and san mateo city and fremont. just north of boulder creek, the santa cruz mountains it is snowing. the winds are gusting to 21 now at sfo and 18 miles an hour at half moon bay. upper elevations, we saw 50 miles an hour gusts at mt. diablo. you can see 30 miles an hour gusts above 800 feet. we still have the oranges offshore. the direction is westerly throughout the afternoon. that's going to bring in cool air and be blustery along the shoreline. there is fog out there, it is windy and there are more showers in the forecast. 55 in livermore. santa cruz is pretty gray. more rain will be coming your way. for the evening commute it should be mainly rainy in the south bay and the peniula. as we go through the next several hours, 1:00 still some showers in the north bay, still rain in the south bay. by 4:00 we still are hanging onto the wet weather from the south bay. and finally it pushes into the sacramento valley and we will be dry through the overnight hours with fog forming and a break in between the next round of

yeah t.chp finished up a little press conference here in redwood city. we learned more about what took place on highway 101. they wanted to reiterate it is not okay to use that to get home if you have been drinking or you're asleep. it might seem a little strange to see a tesla model s next to a gas pump. it is where a 7 mile police pursuit incident began. >> officers went up and tried to wake up the driver. it took a while to wake him up. they got him out, put him in the patrol car. >> it started at 3:37 a.m. in redwood city. a chp officer spotted a tesla model s traveling at about 70 miles per hour. when the patrol car pulled up next to it the driver was slumped over and appeared to be asleep. they believe he was used the driver assistance system more commonly known as auto pilot. one started to traffic brake and another slowed it down to a stop north of the kpichexit. officers conducted a sobriety test including a breathalyzer. he was arrested of driving urnds the influence of alcohol. it is alexander samock. >> what's a safe speed for driving while y

. >> i had a redwood that was right up against your house. we had that taken down this summer because we were concerned not only about the rain but also the wind. >> high winds are often the larger concern. for this storm we will see a wet, windsy storm. >> the city of orinda spent the past few days sweeping streets and clearing storm drains to prevent flooding. >>> a live look at lake tahoe. ski season kicking off. if you plan to visiting the sierras, remember to put chains on your tires. lisa. >>> hey, jessica. good morning to you. another nine or ten inches in the machines. we are looking at storm concerns. certainly the hydroplaning. all the wet pavement . the possibility is moderate to low with small stream flooding. it's a 2 on our storm impact scale. palo alto, pretty good showers. down around 280, sand hill road, a heavy downpour. sunol grade, 680, more showers. up to the north, rio visto, a thunderstorm there. raining in the north bay from lake port to clover dale. the area of low pressure still to come. check out the next hour. as w

highway 82, redwood city, showers. they will be with you throughout your morning throughout the east bay, pleasanton looking at wet weather. and hayward, it will be slow and sloppy out there. in the north bay, looking at more scattered showers. over into vacaville, picking up a few thunderstms.ha the downpours and more energy that is going to move into the bay area. so the front has moved through. the area of low pressure is behind it. that will bring in the heavier downpours. as we go through the next couple of hours, notice we are still in the green here. this means more rain. it looks like by the afternoon hours, it pushes through. and the evening commute won't be as dicey. looking at the accumulating presip throughout the day, still looking at three-quarters of an inch in the south bay, a third in the north bay. mild now. behind the system we are looking at the colder air. don't get used to these mild temperatures. stormy, brief downpours, flooding possible. and some of the areas that get the downpours pretty quick

stanford, palo alto, redwood city all getting rainfall. is talk about the next storm. what will be happening between now and the end of the week? the surf will get rougher tomorrow and thursday. there is a high surf advisory, with swells -- 16 feet that will last all the way through friday morning. the snow level drops to 4000 feet, widespread snowfall totals of 1 to 2 feet. it will be windy tomorrow night and thursday. the high wind watch is in effect on thursday afternoon. wind gusts along the coastline, and at the higher elevations could reach 45 to 60 miles per hour. pockets of rainfall continue this evening that's storm number one. and we are mainly dry tomorrow. tomorrow night is where things really pick up around midnight. it will get with -- wet and windy. we will talk more about how much rain to expect coming up. >>> the storm is also going to be bringing in large and dangerous waves. this is ocean beach at san francisco. the big swells are being pushed onto the bay area beaches. we are in santa cruz where the surf is up and the warnings are up. >> this a majo

here's november in redwood city. start off mild, 70 and 47. we drop to 47 and 42. november is the month where we see the biggest drop in temperatures the entire year. we have been as cold as 23 and as warm as 87. nearly two and a half inches of rain. yeah. that would be great, wouldn't it. livermore, pretty much the same as redwood city. 60 and 41. 93 and a little bit colder on the cold side, the 2. not much rain. an inch and three-quarters. here's alexis. >> already. we are looking pretty good on the roads so far this morning. the bay bridge toll plaza, don't have a stackup in the cash lanes right now. so things are looking great. usually a little bit later than that on a friday morning. a quick check on 580, tracy to dublin, 34 minutes. antioch to concord in the green at 14. san rafael to san francisco, looking great at 17 minutes. >>> alexis, thank you. a legendary brewery is popping the cap on a san francisco tradition. is. >>> anchor steam releasing its christmas al he. abc 7 got an inside look at the steam brewing process. they have been kicking off the holid

the police responded to old redwood highway shortly after 6:30 am. a woman's legs were dangling motionless from the opening of a clothing donation container. container to try to retrieve t some clothing from inside.>> reporter: they got stuck? >> yes. >> reporter: and she died? >> yes.>> i heard there was a body and they found the girl with her legs hanging out. >> reporter: petaluma has been wet and cold in the last few days and folks i spoke to in the area say homeless people have been in the area for quite a while.>> they are trying to make ends meet. somewhere drug addicts. some just had a bad way and they can't get it back. >> it's very sad and kind of scary. my heart goes out to the family. it's a terrible time. >> reporter: police have identified the woman but are waiting to ensure her next of kin are notified before releasing her name. the body is at the sonoma county's corners office to get the official cause of death. don ford kpix 5. >>> college student from oakley is behind bars in texas after making a series of violent threats on social

reporting live from redwood city .... alecia reid .... kron 4 news.. (vicki) officials at this point say they don't know how long it will take to search for people who are unaccounted for. a pleasanton man is continuing to hold out hope ... that his mother will be found alive soon... kron 4's maureen kelly talked to her son about this missing person's case .... which has now been taken over by a butte county sherriff investigator. i just can't give up i just have to believe that she's out therein the search for his 75 year old mother, sol bechtold says he's been to about 15 shelters in and around butte county and calling the hospitals daily. now a butte county sherriff's deputy has been assigned her missing person's case....who will have more authority to get information from the red cross and other shelter providers in locating joanne caddy.he said after that the next steps would be for them to go to her property with some dogs to see if they can recover anything and that will tell us whether or not she actually got out of the house or if she was ther

fairfield tonight 55, redwood city 53. microclimate forecast, dublin, that's a pretty good looking november weekend if you like sunshine, 82 tomorrow, 79 on sunday. i know some of you are saying yes, we need rainfall. we'll talk more about that coming up. the bay area science festival is tomorrow, at&t park. the weather could not be more perfect, low 70s. it's free, hundreds of science experiments for your kids to literally get their hands on. all throughout the stadium even on the field, it's a great event. i'll be there tomorrow. please stop by and say hi. zero fog anywhere in the bay area. tomorrow because of that offshore wind will be 15 degrees warmer than average in oakland and the prospects for rainfall, i don't see any for a while. we have an active storm track. usually the storm track is aimed between let's say north of vancouver and south of san diego, almost all the time. there's not always a storm there, but the jet stream, the path of least resistance in the atmosphere is typically somewhere in that zone. it's

it's bad air in sonoma and napa county, vacaville, redwood city and san leandro. tomorrow morning it will be just as bad as it has been the past couple days. tomorrow afternoon the wind begins to change. i think by this time tomorrow there's the chance a good chunk of the bay area is out of the unhealthy air. the worst will be done by this time tomorrow. tomorrow morning futurecast nothing. tomorrow afternoon here it comes, the wind change before the rainfall, always happens. it's just been so hard to have it happen with this particular weather situation we've been stuck in the past 12 days. no rain tomorrow evening, but the winds change had. the air quality begins to improve. it gets a whole lot better when this happens, wednesday morning at 9 a.m. where it's raining top to bottom throughout the bay area. i want to show you these headlines quickly, smoky tomorrow morning improving by evening. the rain begins early wednesday. air quality is back to normal by then, but too much of a good thing? there's a flash flood watch out for the burn zone of all the fires that

redwood city c-h-p has arrested a man on suspicion of d-u-i after they think he was driving with the tesla auto pilot on. ( darya ) kron 4's sara stinson is live at the c-h-p headquarters in redwood city with the latest. sara? ( james ) thanks sara. ( darya ) new this morning... the second man in the napa attack at stones bar has turned himself into police. napa police released surveillance video in hoopes of finding james faulkenberry... pictured here. two weeks ago faulkenberry and juan rojas attacked a woman at the bar. rojas bar. rojas turned himself into police shortly affter the attack. ( james ) in the south bay... police are investigating a deadly stabbing at ahome on ayer avenue in san jose. it happened around 8-30 yesterday morning. officers were responding to a welfare check at the home.. but before the arrived the call was updated to a stabbing. the stabbing victim... a man... was dead at the scene. police also found a man suffering from a gunshot wound. he was taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries. police have not released the names of victims. ( james ) i

look at this. 37 in redwood city. 39 in newark. mid 30s lafayette, danville, livermore. brentwood, 37. frost in novato. san pablo, nice at 55 degrees. sought row tower, you can't even see the bay bridge. caution roads mass transit or ferry. unhealthy all day today. it's going to be calm and very smoky on the ferry this afternoon or this morning. here's a look the a some of our temperatures, though. they will be pretty comfortable. 50 at 8:00 in san francisco. mid to upper 60s noon through about 5:00. 61 by 8:00. we're at 58. peninsula, 49 by 8:00. upper 60s to near 70 from noon to 5:00. 56 by 8:00. east bay valleys, 42 at 8:00. mid to upper 60s from noon through 4:00. look at that. 52 already by 8:00. all right. small chance of rain and a wind shift. it is an observed holiday today. is that helping? >> it definitely is. much lighter volumes than i typically see on amon morning. it took a time to fill in. the metering lights were on pretty late today. 5:33 was the official time. we did have a crash beyond the toll booth. pretty typical. lighter than average due to the hol

another chilly night, tri- valley 38 degrees, fairfield, vacaville 37, napa 38, even cool in redwood city down to 40 and san jose 41 degrees. your microclimate forecast, antioch, the smoke is probably responsible for a good 8 to 10 degrees of cooling. if we had full sunshine, we'd be in the mid-70s, instead mid- 60s with smoke and haze tomorrow and sunday, highs mid- 60s. where can you go? good luck getting a hotel room. maybe you have a friend or family member in lake tahoe, palm springs or carmel. it's better. we wouldn't be too worried about an aqi of 91 which is about three times better than anything around san francisco now. travel south and east if you have to get out of here or want to and have the means to do such. this ridge of high pressure is stuck in place a few more days causing very light wind. the smoke here isn't leaving. new smoke is arriving. it can't leave. we need a storm to approach. when it does, the winds turn southwesterly or southerly and we get an onshore flow and will calm things down, but watch for a little hope tomorrow, not widespread. as we watch throug

moving into redwood city at 5:40 and palo alto 6:02. san jose at 5:56 this evening. where do we go from here? i think through tomorrow morning we get a chance of rain but check this out. the best chance of wet weather would be right here in the south bay. that doesn't happen very often but the south bay looks like that during the commute. a possibility of some drops for the east bay, san francisco and the north bay. let's get a closer look at how things will move in and you'll understand how the south bay had a better shot. it's a stream of moisture coming in from the south and that's why san jose, morgan hill and gilroy will have a chance through 5:00 a.m. tomorrow. again, rainfall for san jose but you're dry up into the north bay. it's that reverse from what w typically see. through 9:30 in the morning it's in the south bay with the best possibility and we're holding on to a few spotty showers as we hit the afternoon hours on wednesday. you can see where we're going. it's not a big storm system and the south bay would be the best chance. my estimated rain forecast

redwood city, 49, getting up early to cook dinner for your family. 6:57 is your sunrise. last minute trip to the store. storm number one moving through today. we are dealing with the wake of the storm right now. right behind it, leading edge of storm number 2. moving through tomorrow night. giving us rainfall tomorrow night through friday. half of an inch to a inch of rainfall. scattered showers tonight, stopping future cast tonight to talk about the different elements, lunchtime tomorrow, most of the bay area is dry. tomorrow evening the rain works its way south. after dinner tomorrow, 8:00, 9:00, driving loam from grandmas house, maybe soggy on the roads, we will see the scattered activity working its way south, stick around all day on friday. tapering off on friday night heading through the weekend. sunshine returns and we will keep the good air quality. one more round of rainfall beginning tomorrow night and lasting through friday. scattered downpours right now. thanksgiving, starting dry for most of the bay area, dry through the evening, that is when the rain works i

take railroad toward old redwood highway north, heading upnt out. the rest of your commute shows an easy drive, no problems, just that roadwork at lark off of southbound 17. back to you. >> thank you, mike. 5:00 right now. >>> developing this morning, the camp fire burning out of control in butte county. it is now the deadliest fire in state history, claiming 48 lives. dozens are still missing. flames have charred 130,000 acres. the fire itself is the size of san jose and nearly all of palo alto combined. it is just 35% contained. >> "today in the bay's" pete suratos joins us live from paradise, and pete, some high-profile officials on the local and central levels will be in town looking at that damage. >> reporter: that's right, good morning to you, marcus. number of officials, including california governor jerry brown will be here to sur in paradise. this is the first time here this morning. you can see this damage behind me, this is just a sample of some of the things they're going to see when they tour butte thee left behind from this deadly cam

values out there from san francisco. 155 in livermore. 156 in san jose, and 119 in redwood city. aqi values 150 or higher, that's unhealthy air. 179 in san rafael. berkeley 157 for an aqi value. just showing you how unhealthy the air quality is this morning. going on 12 days in a row of spare the air alert in effect and air quality advisory. that's new record for the most consecutive days for the spare the air alert for the bay area. the old record was set in october 2017, and it was during the wine country wild fires, likely going into tomorrow with the 13th day of spare the air alert. live look with the mount vaca cam, a smoky sunrise, and we are starting off the day, and here's a live look with the sales force tower camera, and you can see how smoky it is this morning. some locations dealing with fog as well as smoke, and that is not a good thing, because the fog just kind of traps in the smoke, and we are looking at temperatures in the 30s, 40s, and 50 in san francisco. 39 for you in concord. oakland at 45, livermore, 37. 43 in san jose, and freezing in santa rosa, down to 32

old redwood highway north, stony point road. we have caltrans sweepers heading out to the scene as well to clear it out. we have reports of a new crash on the san mateo bridge westbound right at the high ride. look at this live shot. traffic is just stacking up as you work your way westbound 880 over towards 101 now we'll nertof an acciden the eastbound side, as well. over to the bay bridge, metering lights are on. you're backed up into the maze freeway. and a quick look at highway 4, we still have this crash on highway 4. they changed the direction as eastbound 4 connector to southbound 242. one lane is shut down. it is a hit-and-run accident. it is causing delays as you work your way on to 242. we are seeing slow conditions out of pittsburg on that westbound highway 4. loveridge to 680. that's going to take but 31 minutes this morning. and busy out of the altamont pass. gets much better though once you hit that 580/680 connector. a little slow connecting over on to 680. that's a look at your morning drive. >>> search-and-rescu

mp redwood: it is very unlikely. strong, butis very this is a government with a very small majority. they are not going to be supporting this agreement. unless a miracle happens in the government, i can't see this passing because all the opposition parties are also against it. david: thank you so much for your time. that is john redwood, conservative member of parliament from outside of parliament. ? theresa may is trying to order her cabinet to campaign for her theresa may--alix: is trying to order her cabinet to campaign for brexit deal. >> the deal is terrible. the brexit such a moment for the european union, and i want to state -- [indiscernible] >> i feel very sad, but also a certain sense of relief we've been able to achieve what we've achieved. >> the german chancellor was speaking of her genuine sadness that britain is leaving. do you share this sadness? >> know, but i recognize that others do. i recognize some european leaders are sad at this moment. but also, some people back at home in the u.k. will be sai

redwood city has gone up. i have to go way back to find any rain in early october. nothing through next wednesday. some of the global models -- all are trying to bring in rain next righty about a week from today. we will see. where is the low? it is near st. louis to the circulation. a whopper of a system producing snow through the great lakes. if you have travel plans to new york or boston or washington dc they are getting snow and it will be a tough travel day. for us a few high clouds mainly peninsula to the south and if you are in the mix. it is cold out there -- 20s and 30s. a few 40s and 50s in berkeley and san francisco but i know that pope valley is 26. it's not showing up. at the higher elevations it is warm. the mid 50s to upper 50s for some. there is an inversion. except for a few high clouds in seattle and portland they are high and dry. the trend continues -- it is getting tiresome. 60s and low 70s. most of us in the 60s. dormers will be san jose over to santa cruz. hazy skies and maybe a system undercutting the ridge to the south could give us a breeze

you don't have to leave the bay area to see clean air around union city and redwood city. we're moderate but surrounding that we have red, which is unhealthy air. and if you want to go somewhere else or you are today kicking off, trying to beat the rush tomorrow, we have is it up in the mountains and down around most of l.a. and so cal pretty clean air. let's talk about if you're staying here today. we're in the upper 30s to upper 40s about 7:00. about as chilly as yesterday. we're have unhealthy air at noon. the air quality will improve by 4:00 and 7:00 temperatures drop into the mid to upper 50s with clouds on the increase as the rain is on the way. we'll talk more about that. here's

redwood city 47. santa rosa down to 43. another red flag warning for critical fire dang ner the north bay -- danger in the north bay mountains. not tonight, not tomorrow. tomorrow night through friday morning. why? wind gusts are going to be offshore, low humidity, and also they're strong. in the hills there will be 40, 50, 60 mile per hour critical fire conditions tomorrow night. your highs tomorrow in the 70s. fremont, 73. redwood city, 75. no fog in san francisco. high of 70. and 78 in napa. and we will continue with sunshine across the board. zero chance of rainfall. 620s to low 70s near the bay. 70s to low 80s inland through veterans day and into next week. that is your forecast. this is not a bed. it's a revolution in sleep. the new sleep number 360 smart beds are on sale now during sleep number's veterans day sale. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it even helps with this. so you wake up ready to put your pedal to the metal. and now during our veterans day sale, the quee

. >> reporter: brett martinez is ceo of redwood credit union. it and its partners took in contributions from 41,000 donors in all 50 states and 23 countries. >> didn't realize we were going to raise $32 million and it was going to be so successful. >> reporter: we reviewed a showg it gave more than 6,500 survivors like the average of $3,000 each to cover expenses. later the fund provided back to school supplies for students. organizers say administrative costs were zero. the credit union covered the overhead. >> every dollar that was donated went to help people impacted by the fire. >> reporter: the money didn't go directly to individuals. the fund gave a million dollars to small businesses that were impacted by the fires. plus another $942,000 to support temporary housing, health-k and dental care. the remaining 9.5 million went to five dozen foot. >> reporter: this is one example of how non-profits used donations. a shed. why a shed >> that's a great question. >> reporter: kevin cox's group the hope crisis response network, calls these she's o

they walked the streets of redwood city all the way to the school district. students missed school, parents well aware the district would lose money. >> and that was the message. this is how much you will lose if you lose the parents, if you lose the students. >> reporter: these parents claim the school closures target the low-income hispanic communities. but the district says it was all about the numbers. >> we had a financial analyst who looked at our enrollment, looked at our budget, and analyzed the school district that could not sustain schools with an enrollment of under 400 students. >> reporter: the district says it's lost close to 2,000 students in six years because families have left due to the high cost of living. and the district says that charter schools have put a dent in the enrollment numbers. reporting live in redwood city, back to you. >>> a man charged with killing a woman at a bart station back in court. john lee cow sell accused of stabbing 18-year-old nia wilson to death. witch wilson's sister was also stabbed but survived. happened at t

redwood city and union city are monitoring stations right there, m moderate. look what's surrounding them. look what's surrounding them. red and orange. let's talk about here at home. e.at will stay that way through noon. we're in the mid-30s through upper 40s again. mid to low 60s. increasing clouds and increasing hair quality from 4:00 to 7:00. more on that coming up. here's alexis. >> our quiet morning continues here. i do want to follow up with that crash we had on westbound 80 just before you get to highway 4 past willow avenue. a collision did clear up about stop and go traffic off the bridge but that's thinning out. then our typical volumes filling in past highway 4. overall we're not complaining about too much. southbound 680 to walnut creek is filling in but no blocking along that stretch. >>> parts of the bay area remain unhealth yt alalthy air quality. >> there are some businesses slowly starting to reopen. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield live in san francisco with the update. >> reporter: good morning, reggie. the cable cars are rolling again. th

kron 4's sara stinson is live at the c-h-p headquarters in redwood city with the latest. sara? ( darya )(ááálandingááá) ( darya )(ááálandingááá) ( darya ) (ááálandingááá) ( darya )(ááálandingááá) a big story this morning.. evacuations and road closures are in effect for butte county after flash flooding hit the burn areas. rescue teams were deployed in the afternoon to rescue people from three homes on horse run lane... which is a low lying area below paradise near highway 99. officials in butte county ordering people to stay away from their homes because a high amount of rain could cause mudslides. officials sya they will re- evaulate the conditions this morning to see if they can lift evacuation orders. ( darya ) in the east bay ... the heavy rain from yesterday's storm forced a few trees down across the bay area. over saturation and poor up-keep led this old oak tree to topple over on richmond boulevard in oakland. it ended up landing on a car parked in the driveway...(ááá zoom out cam 1ááá)the downed tree also knocked out some power lines... le

san mateo and redwood city of the shifting into the east bay from fremont and milpitas and through the south bay san jose may have a little light shower activity in your neighborhood. some could be virga not hitting the ground and there's the sierra where we have tapered off with snow. looking at a rain snow mix between 6500 and 7,000 feet if you are traveling there. the storm is winding down for the steera -- sierra as well. areas over kirkwood 2 feet. 13 inches in north star. so that's good news and we have more wet weather on the way as we get into next week. here's temperatures right now. 56 in san francisco. 59 in concord a relatively mild start similar to yesterdayp afternoon highs for today not bad under partly cloudy, mostly sunny skies. we will go low 60s for most the inner east bay 56 in livermore and further north -- for the north bay 53 in santa rosa. here's extended forecast. dry today, and tomorrow. fog in the morning. afternoon sunshine. increasing clouds on monday. and then tuesday into wednesday, the next system rolls in and it looks like a weak one on tuesday followed

west 580 slows on your approach to redwood road. the rest of 580 in the tri-valley shows a lighter volume right now. that's what's keeping things at a slower build through castro valley. this crash in san jose is at 280, not 180. i'm tracking that just off the interchange. back to you. >>> 6:31. we want to get you updated on the breaking news in southern california that we've been following since we came on the air early this morning at 4:00 a.m. 13 people killed, including a gunman and a sheriff's deputy following shooting inside a crowded bar in thousand oaks. 22 other victims have been taken to nearby hospitals. it all started last night at about 11:20. police say several hundred people were inside the borderline bar & grill at the time. the bar was actually hosting a college country night when that shooting happened. a lot of new information coming into our news room by the minute. in fact, take a look at where the shooting happened. as i mentioned, in thousand oaks, ventura county, about 40 miles west of los angeles. >> nbc jus

next and all new, why police and fire crews along the waterfront in redwood city. new video into our newsroom just over an hour ago. >> and meet the woman driving to the u.s./mexico border intending on helping some people who walked thousands of miles to central america. >>> the president sends out a mean tweet, even as the white house calls for decorum. meanwhile, out on the big board, stocks are lower, pulled lower by apple. >>> horrifying crash that has the world talking. don't worry, the race car driver is arrive, actually tweeting. what she's saying now. >>> plus -- >> number one, always find a coupon code, find a cash back offer. never check out especially over cyber weekend without a free shipping code. >> those are some shopping tips as retailers already roll out the black friday deals. more advice ahead on the "today" show, and in two minutes we're back here on "today in the bay" with more news for you. >>> we're coming up on 6:43. don't forget to grab your mask. it's still smoky as we take a live look outside in fremont. low 40s, headed into the mid-60s.

according to the redwood city chp, officers spotted that driver looking asleep behind the wheel, going about 70 miles an hour on highway 101 south, near whipple. officers tried to stop the driver, but he didn't pull over, so officers eventually had to pull a chp cruiser in front of the tesla, to slow the tesla down to a stop. that driver, 45-year-old man from los altos failed a field sobriety test and was arrested on dui charges. the big question now is, whether that driver was using tesla's autopilot mode. if he was, it would be the first time a drunk driver tried to use autopilot as a designated driver. rather it would not be the first time. in august, a monterey man was arrested after crashing his tesla into a san jose fire truck. he told officers that he thought he had autopilot on. back in january, chp officers found a man passed out behind the wheel of his tesla on the bay bridge, when he was arrested for dui, he told officers he thought his car was in autopilot. his blood alcohol consent level was more th -- content level was more than twice the legal limit. we don't know whethe

santa cruz mountains, both directions, chp is reporting northbound 17, redwood estates. this is a solo spinout, partially blocking the slow lane northbound. extra caution over the hilly areas, guys >> thank you, sue. after thanksgiving come the black friday price drops. and cyber monday specials. do the sales really offer the discounts they promise? mike ral finney looks into it. >>> you are looking live at the big board at the new york stock exchange. we are down 113 points right now. the slide continues. thisdon't miss outss, on incredible savings on thousands of gifts. oh yeah! most stores open friday at seven a.m. with extended hours saturday and sunday. get your yes for less. you know when you're at ross and you find their favorite hero at a price that makes you the hero? yes. that's yes for less. yes! with hot holiday toys for all ages, ross is your toy destination. it feels even better when you find it for less, at ross: yes for less. >>> concerns until 4:00has up f folks, unfortunately. a winter storm warning for the sierra until 10:00 this morning. upper 60s to

look at redwood city, they're below. san francisco, oakland and concord north and it is still bad in the unhealthy category. we start to get the little southeast breeze. a long time since it rained. but that ends tomorrow. so this is the last day for no rain and smoke and haze. plenty going on with the system. the jet stream will punch through the and it will not be till wednesday afternoon and evening. and there is some hints next tuesday and wednesday. aand we'll focus on the two wednesday and friday. and good totals through santa rosa as well. and we could start late rain tomorrow night and tomorrow morning. and we'll have a way up to the sierra. and the snow level will get back to the lake level. and the next system looks to come through on friday. we'll have to keep our eye on the burn areas. winter storm watch begins in the sierra wednesday afternoon and evening. the snow will go way up and then come down. we'll send in high and mid- level clouds going on in the atmosphere. that will help. but i think the rain hold

this e sequo station shopping center location on el camino real in redwood city. no word on any charges for the driver. we tried to call the store to see if they will be open or closed due to the damage... but no one answered. (justine) the caravan of migrants hoping to cross the mexico, u-s border illegally have reached tijuana. we hear what the mayor of the border town is saying and reaction from president trump. (jrs) a navy veteran who lost everything in the camp fire is remaining positive tonight. vowing to rebuild. his story after the break. out of butte county are heartbreakings as we hear about what people went through to survive.(jrs) this week i met with a navy veteran who lost everything but says he and his wife will rebuild. sot...it was like dante's inferno....joel burgess, who is a navy veteran, is describing what it was like when he and his wife evacuated their home in paradise california last week. he says the escape video's that others recorded were exactly what they experienced.sotwhen we spoke with joel he had assumed that his home was gone from

made by a company in redwood city. this is the culmination of nearly 15 years of research. it will become available at the beginning of next year. >>> a bay area favorite is back. recreational crab season opened today. voters were loading up yesterday getting ready to cast their pots just after midnight. have just 12 days to catch what they can before commercial season. they are only allowed to bring back ten crabs. the crab season officially starts on november 15th. why do we always have stories about food when we are so hungry? >> yum i'm telling you. >> butter, whatever you want. >> they are a serious business out there. we do have a red flag warning in effect. let's check in with drew tuma about the weather. >> yeah, and that red flag warning will last until 6:00 tomorrow morning. so a little over six hours from now. and the winds will calm down. fire danger will go down. and cooler air arrive for second part of the weekend. showing you we are dry overhead but still have some high thin clouds from time to time. you saw that during the daylight hours. so we'll take you o

but check out redwood city. as well as for san pablo there vacaville 170 in concord and for berkley 159. but again reare going to see some relief. a life look a hazy start to the day. oakland 46. 50 in san francisco. san jose 42 and below freezing in santa rosa at 31. still smokey for one more day. improving conditions this evening that rain begins early on wednesday for tomorrow morning. and soaking rain heavy rain near the campfire with a flash flood watch. so we'll be watching that very close. they could see a lot of rain there and the possibility of debris flows so we're going to see a pattern flip and that will bring the rain. smoke forecast shows that we've been seeing day after day the red that indicates the smoke. it's not on our forecast map anymore. so we are going to see better air quality beginning this evening and then through the rest of the week. thankfully so. future cast to show you the clouds that are going to start to move in and that really is indicative of the changing wind direction here. a

john redwood. mr. redwood mr. speaker, i was : saying, wouldn't it be a wonderful boost to our economy and our public services if we spend that money on ourselves rather than on 21 months of delay, massive business uncertainty, and something which was sour the political and public mood for the entire time period. the speaker: prime minister. pm may: i say to my right honorable friend, i said it at a very early stage of these negotiations, the united kingdom is a country which meets its legal obligations. that says a great deal about the sort of country that we are. and there are legal obligations, as i said in my statement, that sum of money he's referred to is considerably less than the european union was originally proposing we would be required to pay as part of the financial settlement. but i remain firmly of the view that this is a country that should ensure that we continue to meet our legal obligations and we will do so. >> mr. speaker, i could today stand here and take the prime minister through the list o