some of our people in the east have their own sufferings. and we are quite sure that justice and peace must prevail when we must work hard to reach lasting solutions for our people. or thousands of people flooded into the streets. the sudan protested as a calling for people to resist the cou, a number of ministers, some civilian officials have been detained, including prime minister abdullah hom dock. internet and phone services down of the international airport is closed. will chairman of the african union says the dialogue and consensus of the early appropriate way to save the country at its democratic transition. most of funky also calls for the release of all detained political leaders. and the strict respect necessary for human rights and other use . the un says that i've got to stop on the brink of one of the walls, worst humanitarian crises, and millions of children will die because of food shortages. the you and food program is asking world leaders to unfreeze billions of dollars had frozen humanitarian donations. israel supreme cour

disturbance and bringing some very light showers, spotty showers for parts of the north bay, and the east they on high definition doppler could a bit of a spritz other, nothing was off earlier at least for our weekend, and as we head through the rest of the work with high- pressure building in, san francisco oakland and for san jose temperatures will be on the rise back to where we should be for this time of year, with more sunshine as well. as we look to the inland east bay, the north bay as well as for the coast, we are going to see the temperatures on the rise, starting wednesday that will be the beginning of our warming trend as we have through the rest of our work we could there's a chance of a few showers for saturday, and for next monday, watching that closely the weather model is in disagreement, we would have a better idea as we get closer to it. back to you. >> that's it for the news at noon on 24 seven and streaming on kpix.com. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ >> brooke: wow! you're here bright and early. >> donna: oh. uh yeah, just you know, got a lot of work. figured i'd get a

and i we all have to drive ad from the east, the city to the east bay. so that's going to be issue for us live in the studio today. traveling into the city and a lot of people tweeting out saying they're having some issues. seen things are heading into the city. so take your time drive safely. a little under 23 minutes. we have the bay bridge not as dense and heavy, but certainly look at that. you can see that fog rolling in on the golden gate bridge about 34 minutes as you're heading from 37 to the tolls. the richmond center fell bridge. we had heavy dense fog here. earlier. looks like we're we've got seen as much near the toll plaza. but that doesn't mean we're not seeing some in the middle of the bridge there. little under 17 minutes and then hot spots that we're one 52 westbound west a one 56 all lanes still close 25 of the a good alternate to try to get around that target aims. back to you. all right. thank you. it's all coming together now, as far as nice weekend weather and gearing up for a busy one with lots to do and say, oh, yeah, i got outside

the pager tribes in the east so that they'll end demonstrations that crippled the port of sudan since september. the tribes of express support for the military takeover. they say they were excluded from p steals that the transitional government struck with other rebel groups last year. some regional reaction, egypt says the security and stability of sudan is integral to its own security. and as calling on all parties to show restraint, cutter echoed that sentiment, calling on all sides to contain the situation and not to escalate. saudi arabia is also pointing to the importance of restraint, calm and d escalation. that's bringing our corresponded marmott vall, who's covered sudan extensively. but the same question to you is, is international condemnation. good, hold any sway with the military leaders in sudan right now, particularly regional voices. absolutely not. look at the scenario in egypt in 2013. look at that. all the calls that happened in africa. it, including the last one in molly or before that in martinez. many other countries, condemnations are not enough or never enough.

east bay. much says at least some of their customers should expect to be without water until midday saturday. heather. yeah the inconvenience continues. all right. rob brought there for us tonight in alamo. rob thank you. busted pipe is being blamed for triggering a sinkhole last week. also in alamo, the rupture near valley oaks drive and stone valley road was reported just before seven p.m. on friday. hundreds of residents in the area where affected and we're without services until the following day. for folks who would be let's say, you know, below 250% of coverage some of those have very low, you know, $1 a month premiums. people who have been depending on uncle sam to cover the cost of cobra benefits need to come up with a new plan coming up options for those watching that insurance benefits expire, and cameras capture a critical clue in the case of an attempted home invasion, where one person was pistol whipped and another was shot, and we'll get you ready for the big return to a fleet wee

firestorm the east bay hills fire is the very latest of our abc 7 original productions. at least 100 acres burning trees brush. i don't think we're going to stop this thing. the documentary will be released wednesday and shows just how terrifying that day was you'll hear directly from the people who lived through the experience. you can stream it my downloading the abc 7 bay area app, which is free and available for roku amazon fire apple tv and android tv. today marks 32 years since the loma prieta earthquake struck the bay area that quake happened along the san andreas fault and 63 people died with more than 3,700 injured the earthquakes split apart of the bay bridge and caused the cypress freeway in the east bay to collapse. it all happened during a live broadcast of the 1989 world series between the giants and the a's this thursday is the great, california shakeout, and you can download the my shake app. take part in an earthquake drill. well this just into the abc 7 newsroom. we just got word from pg&e that more than 28,000 customers in the bay area are without powe

shamarah young was shot to death in east oakland on wednesday night during a road rage incident. the oakland police chief that emotional while talking about this case. >> everybody in the city should be heard we are in a moment of crisis. our children are in danger. >> police are reviewing video of the shooting and will release it to the public. >>> four firefighters working on the fire were hit by a tree and they are in stable condition at the hospital. >>> a top official at kings canyon national park said the knp complex fire and other fires might have killed hundreds of giant sequoia's and the knp complex fire has burned into 15 groves in the park. right now the knp complex fire has burned 85,000 acres and is 11% contained. the knp complex fire started september 10 . >>> it is official. tesla is moving its headquarters to texas. we flew over its current headquarters and the ceo broke the news at a shareholder meeting yesterday. he has been building a factory for more than a year now and was also very critical last year about the >>> shelter in place major. he told shareholders

in the bay area, the community of east pale out so is preparing rising sea levels. built on the edge of wetlands. they are trying to adapt the flooding and storms. we have the story.>> reporter: it is surrounded by water on three sides. the bay on 2 and a creek on the other. 20 years ago, high tides and heavy storms combined to reach the levy. it devastated neighborhoods. >> the 98 flood was significant. it was scary. we had thousands you had to be moved. future floodingif we don't do what we are proposing could lead to catastrophi raising of homes.>> reporter: climate scientists warn about rising seas could increase the wate level of the bay by two feet by 2030. it could exasperate flooding for areas pruned. there are large latino communities. >> they have a large low income population that participates in the service sector. we were cleaning your homes. we work in restaurants. lower income jobs. úbecause of the pay people can' live in any other place. they can live here. >> a lot of the families don't have savings. the climate may tip their ability to stay togeth

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it is going to peak throughout the san francisco peninsula and east bay by around 6.30. but then we're going to notice that shift to the south and east as it slowly makes its track into the inland valleys of the east bay and specifically for those of you in the south bay shortly before 8 o'clock tonight could see a cell with pretty heavy downpours for those of you in san jose. but that storm is quickly going to exit by around 9.10, o'clock tonight with drier and clear conditions. but shortly before midnight. so let's take a look at rain totals because like i said, they are increasing now expecting most of the bay area to get about a quarter of an inch of rain or less. and this is going to be one of several storms that's going to ride by the middle of this upcoming week lasting through next weekend. more. my full forecast in just a few minutes to cnn. jonathan, back to you. >> thank you so much not other big story we're watching tonight. it has now been 32 years since the loma prieta earthquake shook the bay area. the 6.9 magnitude quake left a lasting mark here in the ba

the warmest notes inland and east bay, just a bit above 70. mid-60s in san francisco, and mid-to-upper 60s for obamacare and the east bay. even cooler conditions farther north. we add all of it up, and we're talking about the potential for a couple of inches of rain for most of the bay area. we'll add up the rain over the next seven days coming up at 5:30. >> it is so great to see that in the forecast. >> everybody last night on social media, including us, it's ravening! you can smell it! it's wonderful! >> and more to come. >>> so where do the giants go from here? the team's president weighs in on the return of some of their biggest stars. >> streaming today on cbsn bay area, cyber crime is getting more sophisticated. at 8:30, we'll talk to an expert about how to protect yourself from it. >>> we're also on the cbs news app. you can download that for ever wonder how san francisco became the greenest big city in america? just ask the employee owners of recology. we built the recycling system from the ground up, helping san francisco become the

it goes as far east as utah. he goes as far south as tucson and across the border in mexico. as far north as alaska where we have a new house in anchorage. we serve the cathedral and we go out and act as missionaries the original party with the arch bishop being a dominican sister. they are also here in numbers. the wonderful thing about the dominican order it's not just the priest or the teaching saint dominic new in order to radically change culture or bring to enlighten it you needed a strong component of women. contemplative nuns. even before these were formally found, he found the nuns first. a little place 800 years ago. i had the privilege of visiting. you have contemplative nuns living there. they are from all over the world. it was attractive to me. it wasn't simply a group of guys getting together to preach it was together, we are -- behind us and supporting us is groups of contemplative nuns of active sisters which, little bit later. they began to teach and they are known in this diocese for education. sumac definitely. the contemplative nuns are for prayer. theref

let's look to the middle east and it's sunny. it's dry and it's rather settled for much of the region. we have got a bit of a brisk wind blowing down from iraq into queue weight guitar and the u. a that's gonna kick up a lot of dust bringing with it the hazy sunshine. we're also going to see the temperature dipped down slightly in this area. and with that the humidity will pick up the temperature in riyadh sitting at $35.00 degrees celsius where we expected to be. it's down in the south that things are looking a lot cooler. 20 degrees in selah. we're seeing a bit of cloud cover as well for western and southern areas of yemen with a few showers coming into play. now as we move to central africa, the storms aren't as intense as we have seen recently. it's been rather warm in western areas of the democratic republic of congo. kinshasa has seen the temperature above average, but we are going to see the wetter weather come back with a vengeance by tuesday. some of those have years storms affecting gabon and tamar room. we could see so

if you are traveling across 84 eastbound east of university avenue in menlo park. there is an accident there. so we're keeping a close eye on things. also look at what the bay bridge is. as you're heading into the city a little under 10 minutes. but you definitely want to take your time as you're driving. so we have some traffic hazards in the east bay. 8.80, southbound south of jackson street in oakland the right lane. there is blocked and you got an just behind that along a southbound north. the 5th avenue in oakland. so if you're deciding whether or not to take 5.80 or 80. i don't see anything along don't see anything happening along 13 or 24. but does have a couple of issues this morning and san francisco 80 eastbound at 4th street in san francisco. the on ramp. there is a impacted by a traffic collision. so we're keeping a close eye on that. but doesn't look like we're seeing much of a delay here in the city from that accident. let's head over look at the san mateo bridge as you're heading across towards the peninsula a little under 13 minutes for your drive t

we'll have a lot more sunshine and more threats of minor rain through the day and inland counties and east bay and sunday we see the temperatures start to climb bit time we get there. i do have one other forecast on here because our giant fan interestly enough the dodger fan didn't want to talk to us and giant fan spoketous. >> only thing colder than the weather out here today is the dodgers today and that's a fact. >> nice, sir. >> mom was very proud with that forecast. >> reporter: big crowd out here. we'll be hanging out here for the rest of the evening and check back with you guys later. >> thank you, darren. >>> two journalists just won the 2021 noble peace prize and both recognized for their bat toll pea serve a free press. >> it's a battle for facts. when you're in a battle for facts, journalism is activism and you need to protect the facts. if we don't have facts, you can't have truth. if you don't have truth, you can't have trust trust without any of these things and democracy is dead. >> maria rassa runs an online news website in the philippines and reported on corruption and ext

we take a look at the east bay where we get back to the 80s. in the same thing with the valleys of the north bay. batten down the hatches for tomorrow morning and afternoon. >>> now to one of the biggest victims of climate change. iceland is melting fast. scientists say the amount of ice lost in iceland fueled by global warming totals more than 1.2 trillion tons per year. there are roughly 400 glaciers on iceland, experts say a majority of them are melting at rates never seen before. glacier melts are the main cause of rising sea level that threatened to flood coastal communities around the world. scientists say all that water could be changing the oceans circulation which could fuel more extreme weather like hurricanes and heat waves. one expert says we can keep the planet from overheating. >> that means we have to act now. i want people to think about the future with ice. >> jackson says if nothing is done to reduce global warming there's a possibility iceland could lose nearly all of its ice in the next century. >>> coming up, how rock 'n ro

your map shows thewest side of the city and not the east . i know a lot of work is going on at the southeast treatment plant and there's also a part of thecity i represent , the northpoint plant and wondered what you have to say about those and why you're not on the map. >> only because most of the larger lands where we actually have the treatment arelocated on the westside . not any other particularreason . >> . [please stand by] . >> that was long overdue, i think, and i'm glad that we were able to take that on. it was something that, i think, was good for the city, and it came about as a result of our effort and came about with an estimate of how much it would cost to maintain the trees so we could see how much would be needed to pay for this bond measure, which was prop e, the one before by voters in 2016, and it was approved by a 79% rate and created a set-aside from the general fund of about $19 million that gets adjusted based on the current budget. go ahead. >> supervisor peskin: i'm sorry, but when i went on look and looked -- on-lin

. >> a fresno woman died after an early morning shooting in east oakland. this happened around. 3.15 this morning on foothill boulevard near the franklin rec center when officers arrived at the scene, they found evidence of a shooting, but no victims, not long after they got a call from an area hospital saying 2 people walked in with multiple gunshot wounds. investigators say the woman died from her injuries at the hospital and that marks the city's 106 homicide of this year. no other information was released about the conviction of the second victim and now to san francisco. one person was arrested when police responded to a sideshow on masonic avenue and fulton street right near the panhandle. we're looking at citizen's video app right now. from the scene. police first got calls about the side show around 1130 last night. and when officers did break things up, they managed to arrest one driver involved in the sideshow and then towed lot of sunshine around the bay area today and that heat is going to continue into tomorrow before cool down next we >> the f

comfortable warm weather in the east bay. 85 in oakland. the warmest spots and some of the interior locations you could open the windows if you want to let things cool down. we will see some upper 50's around the bay. 57 san francisco. some low 50's santa rosa. here's a look at the week ahead. livermore, average high is 82. we are above average and we are going to stay that way throughout the weekend. look at the temperatures tumble toward the end of the workweek. that's because we have a system that might bring us some rain. it's a spare the air day. inland areas in the mid 90's. below average by wednesday with 30% chance of showers on friday that will continue to track through the week. liz: we hope we do get that rain. disney is celebrating 50 years at disney world. more on how the project came to life half a century ago. >> we mark 50 years since this moment. it was the vision of one man already successful. he had his sights on something in the east. >> we were talking about doing it and he was talking about the east of mississippi. >>

east bay, 53, san francisco 55, north bay at 52. temperatures beginning to cool off tomorrow. solid ten degree drop to put us back to 77 in santa rosa, 81 in concord, 77 in san jose. 70s from oakland to palo alto and chilly 60s, san francisco to half moon bay. wednesday, thursday and friday additional system drops down for 10 to 15 degrees colder. temperature is dropping this week, biggest impact for us. rainfall chances all is going towards lake tahoe. great news for them because of the fire danger, just a little bit of blue moving in here. chance of spotty showers. san francisco, spotty chance on wednesday. 60s through the weekend, then next monday watching out for dry wind, 15 to 35. inland valleys, get ready for this, after mid-90s today, look at difference here. thursday, 68, friday 69. back up this weekend but not too hot and next monday watching out for potential wind. back to san francisco. don't know who they're going to play yet but know the weather, game one on friday, cool 60 with clouds. game two, sun mixing in, 65. good, excellent for pregame stuff on saturday. r

dan kerman is in the east bay hills with more on that part of the story. good evening. debt. >> well, good evening to, you know, right behind me you can see large trees as well as power lines. not a great combination for the storm. but the utility in the area taking steps to make sure they can minimize any sort of problems with the rain coming. crews hired by pacific gas and electric were in the east bay hills tuesday afternoon, trimming trees that could fall into power lines during a storm and cause outages. it won't prevent them all together because there can always be situations where there's heavy gusts of wind or limbs. just go flying. but as long as we're keeping the vegetation away from our from our lines and making sure we're following all those regulations. it helps prevent those sorts of outages from occurring. >> the genie says work like this is routine throughout the year. storm or not. they also been washing power poles. so the rain doesn't turn the dust and debris that accumulated in the mud which can also trigger outages. we also have crews that are geari

. >> reporter: last week, we showed you the east fork of the russian river barely crawling into lake mendocino. now the lake is carrying the storm and as of today, the lake was up 5,000 acre feet. >> lake sonoma just from this rainfall has received over 13,000 acre feet into that reservoir. >> one of our smallest lakes, actually phoenix lake, is spilling now. >> reporter: marin is now in the wettest october since 1890 and the storm has had a dramatic impact on the water system. >> we've ended up with 17 inches total and that brought our reservoir levels up just over 11%. >> reporter: a few more storms like this one and marin could very well find itself with reservoirs that are completely recharged. in sonoma, it will take more time and more rain, but the first step was getting the ground saturated enough that it could carry the runoff to the reservoirs. they thought they needed about seven to 10 inches to do that. that is exactly what they got over the course of one single weekend. >> absolutely. this atmospheric river sets us up for success. >> reporter: yeah, the wet ground is goin

across the simean valley, and by friday we're watching rain off to the south and the east. >> so a lot sff. i think overall it's the cold and moving air coming in on friday. that will be the chance. >>> up next, ready to declare a drought emergency. the bay area city ready. spiking. and what it means for you. ♪ ♪ you can jump. $0 gym membership and free fitbit®. for occasional heavy lifting. now the medicare advantage plans from scan health plan give you more ways to save money. scan plans can include low maximum out-of-pocket costs, comprehensive dental coverage, and so much more. for the benefits that matter most to you, call scan at 1-877-212-7226. or ask your agent about scan. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ call scan at 1-877-212-7226. ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ >>> a 2.7 magnitude earthquake today just after 9:30 a.m. this is near discovery bay. >>> a surfer continues to be treated for critical injuries this evening after a shark attack. he is expected to survive. that's th

not a whole lot warmer on the east side of the bay. even further inland 70 in livermore. 70 degrees in concorde and that is the warm spot for the entire region. those winds are going to be noticeable as we head through most of this evening. after about 11:00 midnight, those winds are going to relax so much. but they don't go completely calm. tomorrow will be another noticeably windy day. and then of 15 to 20 mile an hour gusts inland by tomorrow an hour along the coast. the wind would try to move you around on the road a little bit. taking a look at to cast, we will not see a whole lot of fog. actual clouds, those are in bold gray. those are going to be traveling across the bay area tonight. looking at a lot of cloud cover. but it won't be that week. the sun will filter through. occasionally the sun breaks through so it will not be completely overcast but enough to keep the temperatures on the cool side. overnight low temperatures dropping down to the mid to upper 40s in the north bay valleys. everyone else in the low to mid 50s which

now after being shot in east oakland. this was early saturday morning happened about 3.15 on foothill boulevard right near franklin, a rec center. police say they found evidence of a shooting. but at the time no victim. they're on the scene. however, it was long after police got to the site that they got a call from an area hospital saying that 2 people had walked in with multiple gunshot wounds. investigators say the woman died at the hospital making it the city's 100 and 6th homicide of the year. no other information has been released yet about the condition of that second victim. also in the east bay union city police now investigating their first homicide of the year. it happened friday night on queen and drive police say they found 35 year-old man suffering from a gunshot wound. he was later pronounced dead at the scene. police say they're looking now for suspects as well as investigating why that shooting happened in the first place. elsewhere in the east bay. 10 people were injured after a car crashed through a 7 1

east bay mud is currently at 55%. it allows both to take a wait- and-see approach. >> will we do our guidelines we do a lot of modeling and engineering analysis. we plan for multiyear droughts. >>> the san jose water company is expected to vote later this month and they go into effect in mid-november. there are no similar penalties being considered for east or san francisco puc customers. >>> an fda advisory panel recommendation of boosters for the moderna and johnson & johnson vaccines could be approved as soon as next week. yesterday the group voted to authorize a booster shot. it will be for americans 18 and older. it will be at least two months after the first shots. j&j says study showed boosting at two or six months can bring effectiveness up to 94%. >> it will increase efficacy against severe disease. it will increase efficacy against all symptomatic covid and the immune response against variance. >> i think this was always a two dose vaccine. i think it's better as a two dose. >> the cdc says more than i made

the east bay middle to upper 80's. also the same deal. you can see up in the north bay coming up in a bit. that 4 zone forecast. and we'll take a look at the extended models show that more a bit of rain to look out for will. >> day. there is new development this morning in the plan to build the oakland a's a waterfront ballpark at howard terminal oakland mayor libby schaff. she's building her bench, so to speak, as she reaches out to other mayors in alameda county, hoping that they signed a letter of support for the new ballpark. the letter encourages the alameda county board of supervisors to opt in the infrastructure finance district that will fund creating the ballpark. the city of alameda know they will decide if it wants to sign the letter its meeting on tuesday. then the letter will be presented to the alameda county board of supervisors on october 26th mayor schaff obviously likes to keep the a's in oakland where the oakland a's. they're considering possibly even moving to las vegas just like the las vegas raiders. >> well, the lea

right. 5.32 and a big story in the east bay. the hayward school district could close as many as 10 schools. >> because of lack of enrollment funding and now families teachers, parents they're outraged by the proposal. they're fighting to keep the schools open. >> back here they are holding a rally in marching against the school closure plan yesterday. this was in front of the school district offices. teachers are arguing the district and the board need to hear more from the people that are going to be affected by these decisions. >> asking and the district on give time for meaningful families students and the staff. and what's more concerning is then there was teacher voice in the >> the district says they are not planning on laying off any teachers in the school closures plan. the board is expected to vote on the matter next month. and dozens of educators in the pleasant in school district. they rallied outside of the district offices. as you can see here yesterday calling for smaller class sizes, better pay and more resources

joining us, a professor of business management at cal state east bay. professor, nice to have you on the program. we know this. in-n-out is now a wildly popular story. are they taking the fight to california and who wins here? >> well, is there any winning in this instance? it is hard to say because there's no social consensus on what the right thing to do is. that's why it is a dilemma. i think it is a sim yearsly ethical, socialem. a it wouldn't be on the news if wasn't, right? business operates within society. we need each other. society needs business, business needs society. >> professor, your specialty is business ethics. what do you think about in-n-out not wanting to be the covid police. >> since i don't know in-n-out's management, i want try to guess what their intention is. i would like to say it seemed to be worded pretty strongly by using the words discrimination. so they're making a clear stand, for sure. and it may or may not be political in nature. but i think from a business ethics point of view, if you were my students and doing this ca

middle to upper 60s to around 70 degrees for oakland in the east bay. most inland temperatures are going to top out in the 70s. upper 70s for san jose. mix of upper 70s and 80s and the cooler weather is just going to settle in for the rest of the workweek. the coolest day does not arrive until friday. temperatures a good 10-12 degrees below average. a little bit of a warm up heading into the weekend and less cloud cover on saturday and sunday. that is good news for the fleet week air show for saturday and sunday. we will see the temperatures topping out at 80 degrees, inland, east bay, second half of the weekend. below normal for this time of the year and then cool off again early next week. >>> straight ahead at 11:00. breaking news and boy, wait until you hear what i got for you tonight. what are you doing saturday night? what are you doing friday night in giants division series >>> breaking news that i am proud of that i just mentioned. shout out to the chinese hospital today, they had a goal as part of a golf tournament to set a record of $650,000 f

but then for the east bay by sunday night. it's going to make its presence known for those of you in the south bay monday morning during the overnight hours. the bulk of that atmospheric river starts to shift to the south and east. so you're going to begin your drying trend. for those of you in the north bay for the rest of the bay area still tracking moderate downpours. and it's just going to sit and linger by around sunrise monday morning for those of you in the south bay and that's going to increase your rain totals. but it will negatively impact your monday morning commute. so just keep that in mind. we are expecting ponding dangerous slick road conditions of you don't need to be outside for your sunday. stay indoors. just hunker down in place monday by midmorning that river finally exits the bay area and we are tracking rain totals. one to 3 inches for the south bay looking like that out that 3 inch range specifically for mountain view and san jose. 2 to 4 inches expected for those of you along the san francisco peninsula

you can see the east bay shoreline just covered up a little bit by the east bay hills as soon as that sun pop's over we'll get the sunshine filling in there, middle to upper 50's in the east bay 61 antioch, 40's and 50's mixture up north speak at the ballpark game time. one. '05, temperatures near aboet 70 no other place in the city will be popping near about 80 or so. but sunny and warm in the late afternoon breeze kicking in here. the breakdown for you today as we see the fog off to the distance 78 at 11 by 2 89 spare the air day today. but things will be changing into next week. well. >> david problem for bars and bart passengers as 3 people actually died on their bart system on the bart trains just this past week. all of them suspected drug overdoses, kron four's. maureen kelly has more on this ongoing problem. >> the most recent death believed to be drug related happened here tuesday night at the pleasant hill bart station. according to bart police logs and sfo bound train was held as bart officers responded to a report of an unresponsive male bart passenger. they administered na

let's look like in the east bay shoreline. there you see it all lit up along the east bay shoreline blue skies off towards the distance temperature movement. we're getting some up to the east bay particular because a lot of sun working its magic 66 antioch 61 for hayward. 63 san carlos. and we've got a lot of 50's still on the board for now. okay. for the giants. here we go. versus the padres game time. 12. '05, temperatures lower 70's sunny and warm. but there will be an afternoon breeze. some of these gusts will pick up to around 20 or so. so to be a bit of a clip going on and that will add a bit of a coolness too. the air this kind of still to start things off. here is the fog just spills right over the golden gate 84 at high noon by 3. we're talking 91 we have more 90's for you into the afternoon, too. coming up, a little bit, of course, have your 4 zone forecast snow. >> thanks, dave. new this morning. one person is dead. 3 others are suffering. some minor injuries after a 3 car crash in hercules. it happened in the south

you probably saw the haze drifting into the east at time, the strong high pressure, compbining for the summer time smog. and ozone. you will notice it in the early afternoon with the hazy sky, spare the air alert to sunday. however, much better air quality just around the corner. five day outlook shows back into the green area wide. taking the valley 90s and replace them to 60s and 70s later in the week, and a chances of rain returning to california, as early as monday in a few locations. a look at that in 10 minutes. >> breaking news out of southern california, a major oil spill expected to reach shore, off the orange county coast not from from newport beach. this is all because of a pipe line leak. we will continue to monitor the situation overnight. >> nothing major as far as earthquakes go, it has caught the attention of some in the east bay. >> reporter: a care free saturday evening for many, after all the shaking they felt over the past 24 hours. >> lloyd wells, not worried after the usgs reported a 3.4 quake. it is nearly the identical spot as last night's 3.0 quake. >> if we we

called mayhem across the east bay. car stranded as floodwaters still the freeway leaving a line of cars stuck along 880 in both directions. >> at thorton the entire roadway is flooded. but it's giving us aerial views between thornton and mallery avenues and fremont of just how much water was resting on the entire freeway leaving chp troopers extremely busy. tending to the stranded cars and crashes. >> we only have so many units on the road per area. our call volume it changes. and the problem that we have is we are trying to respond to all these different calls. when something like this happens where the entire roadway shuts down it takes our hands away. >> reporter: the freeway was shut down for nearly 10 hours tangling traffic. the rainfall leapt roads flooded in alameda like this one here on harbor bay parkway. the alameda county fair took a hit as well with these overnight storms. these are the damaged picture is of the aftermath. vendors items scattered all over the fairgrounds. some of the tenants were knocked ov

it will be comfortable in the east bay. from richmond 80 to 86 in . inland communities low to mid 90's. hot and hazy conditions. overnight lows will be mostly in the upper 50's around the bay. low 50's around santa rosa. here is a look at the temperatures ahead. we are above average in the southbay. temperatures start to tumble toward the end of the work week. we are keeping and i on a system -- an eye on a system that might bring a chance of rain. we are calling it 30%. another warm to hot temperatures expected. we start to cool things down more tomorrow. we will be below average by wednesday. enjoy the sunshine. cooling is on the way. >> i like it one. i know some people are ready for a cooldown. a family walk turns into a historic find for a six-year-old boy. what he found on the ground. hi, i'm debra. i'm from colorado. i've been married to my high school sweetheart for 35 years. i'm a mother of four-- always busy. i was starting to feel a little foggy. just didn't feel like things were as sharp as i knew they once were. i heard about prevagen and

in the meantime, east palo alto. police are asking anybody who has concerns about this to come forward. a surgeon from oakland is going to spend the next 16 years behind bars after being convicted of attempted trafficking of a child cassidy lover. ini doyle admitted several acts of abuse of children and traveling to cambodia to pay for with children during that trip in 2019 is when police searched his home and found enough evidence to arrest him when he returned. >> in the south bay. a woman has died after being found unconscious in san jose. she was found in the area of geralyn drive and dale drive yesterday morning. paramedics took at the hospital. but unfortunately she died of her injuries. her name hasn't yet been released and police right now are still trying to piece together exactly how it was that she died. the santa clara county da's office, by the way, now charging a san jose police officer with punching a woman in the face in what they're categorizing as a road rage case. 37 year-old george brown. it was t

there were power outages from vallejo to the east bay. >> the water line and it was kind of weird. >> then the other and then we went black. his sound like a big firecracker or a bomb going off. it was pretty loud especially since it was right behind our house. >> pge says the light rain causes the dirt that has accumulated on those power lines to turn to mud which they say conducts electricity and causes outages. there are still 15,000 customers without power this morning which is down from 28,000 late last night so they made progress overnight but a lot of people will be starting their week off in the dark. more rain is coming so it might be a good idea to check the batteries in your flashlight in case it happens during the next wave. >> take a of power poles also caught fire in san francisco. this was 23rd and tagha peers some of the rain that hit the peninsula with roads really slick as the rain came down there were several rashes including one north of the devils slide bypass tunnel. no major injuries there. >> with all the rain, there is snow in the lake tahoe area. most people

the east lanes of highway 4 from discovery bay boulevard in contra, costa county to tracy boulevard in san joaquin county, detours start at byron road and these lanes are set to reopen monday morning at 05:00am you can avoid traffic troubles during the week by tuning in to the kron 00:00am morning news starting at 4 o'clock. >> let's talk about our weather forecast right now as we take a live look outside here at the city of san francisco hot day today october usually brings us some nice weather in the city and our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is joining us now with a look at what sunday will bring. it looks like a little bit cooler, then it was today. but today was quite nice. it was mild along the coast, a very hot inland. so it certainly didn't really feel like fall. we were well above average from coastal valleys. >> let's take a live look outside right now for your saturday night. we're tracking a very shallow marine layer, if any. but a strong sea breeze starting to make its presence known and it's going to bring some much needed relief for all of our coastal areas and even th

so it will feel like fall here. 55 in the east bay, san francisco 56 and the north bay at 52. daytime highs tomorrow stay on the cool side from the south bay over to the east bay right up to the north bay. widespread 60s throughout the bay area. once we hit the evening, that's when that rain chance returns. you can see as we hit tomorrow afternoon, the storm system is offshore. it will move over the north bay with heavier pockets indicated by the yellow and orange and then we'll see it push into the east bay, south bay and peninsula early wednesday. we'll hold on to a spotty rain chance into wednesday afternoon. on my seven-day forecast, you will notice some of the higher totals not as we head through tuesday night and into wednesday. we'll see about a half to 1 inch for the north bay but only trace amounts for the south bay. we are also looking at school 60s. now, with that next system, 0.05 to three-quarters of an inch in the north bay. then the second system a tenth to 1 inch on friday. higher totals again over the north bay. and saturday night into monday three-quarters of

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in the east bay and south bay it is moderate. look at live doppler 7. we have a system pushing into the northwest. that will be sending up higher clouds but has also started bringing up that southerly surge. you can see a beautiful view from the emeryville camera. 69 in the city, 81 in oakland. if you're not feeling it inland, just wait. from the san jose camera you can see another hazy view. 94 in fairfield. you topped out. in the upper 90's conquered and livermore in the low 90's. fog and high clouds overnight. cooler weather for the workweek. there is a slight chance of drizzle and showers between friday and saturday. it's not looking promising but we will keep you posted. we start tomorrow with cloudiness. the fog continues to stream in. morning temperatures will be in the 40's to the 60's tomorrow afternoon. you are looking at the 80's inland as opposed to the 90's. look at what is coming on wednesday. even cooler weather. we keep that downward trend going on thursday. even into friday when most of you will be in the 60's. we will have to switch fr

north bay, upper 60s for the valley, upper 60s for inland parts of the east bay as l. the warmest spots around 70 degrees on wednesday afternoon. then, we warm up for the rest of the week. now, if we don't see coastal drizzle tomorrow there is hope farther down the line in the extended, extended forecast. this is the 6-10 day outlook. taking you through october 22nd. showing a chance of above average rainfall for the bay area and northern california. even the two week out look is slowing a significant chance of above average rainfall, takes us to the end of the month, almost. it is not in the 7 day forecast yet. a little beyond that time frame. what we have in this time frame is a warm up. back up to or 70 degrees in san francisco by friday and saturday. everyone's temperatures are going to warm up with the warmest locations farther inland back up to the lower 80s for the north bay and lower to middle 80s for parts of the east bay friday, saturday, sunday. vern? >>> straight ahead in sports, a final word from us here at dodger stadium tonight. although 52,932 they want

but halfway there. >> in the east bay. there's a new proposal now to close 8 schools in the hayward unified school district over the next 3 years. officials say the biggest reason for these closures is because of declining enrollment. the district is well they're set up to accommodate 24,000 students. but they only had about 18,000 students enrolled and there's a lot of waste. they say. >> why if the district has been thinking about closing more schools for years and years. have they not come to the community and said help us that figure this out. we have over 900 million dollars in facilities needs. we are facing a 14 million dollar budget shortfall and that's directly tied to declining enrollment. >> the must be reviewed by the school board. it cannot be approved until a vote is held on november 17th. so there's some time. right now in sacramento lawmakers are redrawing the state's congressional map after the latest census count. the state lost one congressional seat. so now this map has to be redrawn to account for that

the east bay little bit up to the north bay as well. and then when the front comes through, there's another surge over the winds go up, not long enough for a wind advisory. however, with all of that cold air moves in with this particular storm because it's a cold one. variable clouds, evening. rain breaks of sun cool this week chilly start monday. rain hits wednesday. thursday even into friday and the weekend. we're not done rain and showers cool with 60's happening inland that may even linger all the way until the following monday today 61 san francisco 65 oakland. but even in san jose at 71 got 70's that replacing those lost. the 80's from yesterday in the east bay 60's, meanwhile to the north bay 71 san jose. coming up a little bit here. take a look at the longer range forecast. you can see these hits coming in from the pacific the 7 day r recast. and of course, your 4 zone as well. noel. >> for your health this morning in our segment last weekend we learned how an unhealthy malfunctioning got can affect our immune system and our ove

normal temperatures, barely touching 80 degrees, inland, east bay on sunday. it is back to below average temperatures by monday and tuesday of next week. the one thing we don't have in the forecast is a rain chance. we will take the cooler temperatures while they are here. vern? >>> straight ahead in sports an epic yankees/red sox match up. here, guy agents first workout as mls is struggling to manage your type 2 diabetes knocking you out of your zone? lowering your a1c with once-weekly ozempic® can lp you geck ohoh, oh, ozempic®! my zone... lowering my a1c, cv risk, and losing some weight... now, back to the game! ozempic® is proven to lower a1c. most people who took ozempic® reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. and you may lose weight. adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. in adults also with known heart disease, ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as heart attack, stroke, or death. ozempic® helped me get back in my type 2 diabetes zone. ozempic® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't share needles or pens, or reu

you know, east bay mode is hard at work trying to look for that. the gate. >> i'm about to start it to kind of hard to locanl