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haze, hovering over all three cities all points of the bay area. one study reveals a year's worth of pollution is now in our air. however some batting nationally televised events are going on as scheduled. that can yous the cal football game ton. the golden bears hosting washington state. kick-off in berkeley in two hours from now at 7:30. the university says it's monitoring the wigs. but at this point janelle, the game is going forward. i don't see it being cancelled. >>> still to come, waiting in line in order to get into their homes. if only for a few minutes. we are there as some find out for the first time there is nothing left. >>> and a notable glass house is gone. we stopped by hours before the wildfires reached it. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ update on the fire burning in mendocino county right now. >>> we also want to give you an update on the fire burning in mendocino county roupt. 60 miles north of santa rosa. right here not far from clearlake. right near highway 20 and 101 west of the mendocino national forrest. as of a few hours ago 34,000 ac

one bay area beach this morning. why is this legal? it's referring to the vegas >>> take a look at the cover of "new york daily news." the headline, why is this legal? it's referring to the vegas shooter's arsenal of weapons. authorities say he modified 12 of them to unload thousands of rounds with a simple device called a bump stock. it's legal. christin ayers shows us how it works. [ automatic gunfire ] >> reporter: it's the closest you can get to an automatic firearm without actually having one. a semi-automatic outfitted with a plastic device called a bump stock. it's totally legal in california a novelty item which kpix 5 security analyst jeff harp says allows the shooter to fire hundreds of rounds per minute. >> it serves sort of as a substitute for having a fully automatic weapon. >> reporter: authorities now say the las vegas gunman, stephen paddock, had a dozen bump stocks on a dozen different firearms. photos from inside his hotel room show two ar-15 type rifles on the floor. experts believe this one has th

nbc bay area responds next. cheat. the storean >>> nbc bay area responds to a san jose man who says a national mcmahon labeled him a cheat. >> the store band him from returning merchandise. he called us our consumer investigator for some help. here is chris chumara. >> reporter: he was frustrated because he couldn't get answers. mr. dang's home has a wall of pricey electronics, behinding he is a loyal best buy shopper. yet best buy denied him a small $8 refund even though the date was within the return period and he had the receipt. >> when i was up they said my account or my name was blacklisted from returning stuff. be and i was freaking out because i -- i didn't make a lot of lurns at best buy i thought someone stole my identity. >> we reviewed the return policy and found at the very bottom a section that says we use a third party to help prevent losses by detecting improper returns. next we contacted the store's home office. best buy then credited him $8 and allowed him to resume returning merchandise. in a stateme

siren is an organization doing work here in the bay area. why is it important for the community as a whole -- maybe they don't support siren. maybe they support something else. but why latino organizations? >> well, you know, like anna said, we're one of the largest -- now the majority. we're saying that -- the new majority. latinos are a very powerful community, investing in the economy billions of dollars. we own homes. we are like any other american living in this country that just wants a better life, wants their children to be, you know, professionals and grow up and be hopefully the president of the united states one day. so it's very important to invest in nonprofits that are helping build our latino communities, that are helping invest and grow, and looking at deficit areas and building on those deficit areas. and we're actually a recipient of a grant that we receive from the latino community foundation. >> okay. and, juan, you probably see the impacts of this a little bit further down the line, right, in your schools. >> that's corr

autumn in the bay area, not bad. nally op tes. >>> for the first time in nearly a decade this bay area beach is open to the public. what it took to finally open martins beach in san mateo county.. where we saw something today that we haven't seen in years. the gate to the access road -- was open. >>> sky drone 5 over san mateo county where we saw something today we haven't seen in years. the gate to the access road was open. the surf rider foundation has been fighting back since it was bought. the coastal commission eventually ordered them to open the gate or face daily fines. they say today's move is progress, but whether or not the gate stays open remains to be scene. >>> the raiders are moving forward with a new starting quarterback. reaction from the locker room, and baseball's playoffs underway and the twins four times the teams have met in the playoffs. but tonight, would the fifth time be the charm for minnesota??? >>> so 2003, the yankees have eliminated the twins each of the four times they met in the playof

not only here for much of the bay area today. let's bring to you san francisco if you have a big night in the city tonight it's mostly clear right now. it's already a cool 60 degrees. and temperatures will be dropping into the 50s. make sure to take the jacket. you might even need a to layer up a little bit there just to stay warmway. the storm system bringing the rainfall and colder temperatures which helped firefighters on the fire lines unfortunately is already starting to move out. it's the large trough of low pressure. as this exits tonight, it's going to make way for this hotter area of high pressure to build in. at this point it looks like it's staying about the next five days helping the temperatures to warm up. let's get knew the saturday forecast and we are going to start off chilly. you need a jacket again to start tomorrow morning. down to 45 in the tri-valley mostly clear. south bay at 49. the north bay down to chilly 43. and san francisco begins with just a little bit of fog near the coast and 51. temperatures by th

a hit tv show and fipifilming her bay area. we'll have details in two minutes. across the hardest hit areas of mendocino county today. this as. more residents were allowed back into some of >>> utility crews fanned out across the hardest hit parts today as residents were allowed back into burned out neighborhoods. >> nbc was there as one woman visited what had been her home. >> it was definitely by far the most terrifying night of my entire life. >> reporter: the terror still fresh. a narrow escape from the wind swept fires of monday morning. >> the flames were coming from this way and this way too. >> reporter: days after the fire ashley is now staring down the reality of today. >> this was my door. >> reporter: surveying the ashes of her home in the redwood valley. >> i had like a big giant crystal like this big. there's pieces of it. this is a chunk of it. i found my son's motorcycle over there. >> reporter: nearly 250 neighbors lost home in the fire and at least eight of her neighbors perished. >> my friend saved my life. i

the waze team still nbc bay area wazers. we don't have a need for reroute through the south bay or peninsula. easy flow of traffic out the altamont pass. we are talking changes. road work and disabled vehicles cleared up from south 680. here, speeds starting to recover now as you come down out of walnut creek. the roadwork clearing in lanes. got the update three minutes ago. the lanes were being cleared. that's good. 680 and 242, the jam started. two reports of incidents. ime going to track that and chp will give us an update on lane information. there was extra slowing through the area. slow in the tri-valley. the bay bridge, itself, getting ready for the metering lights to be turned on. we should see these turn on any second with the back up here. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> balancing free speech and public safety. the debates happening in our capital. >>> don't forget to join us conversation on social media. we tweet headlines and other stories throughout the show. we want to hear from you as well. follow us at www.

we have live team coverage from the fire zones and on the bad air throughout the bay area. first, jackie ward is live in napa county. jackie. >> reporter: michelle, for the first time in four days we heard a bit of good news, a bit of optimism, from napa county officials. still, fire crews have a long way to go when it comes to battling this. this is the atlas fire. this is the view of skyline park from chopper 5 that it had around 6:30 a.m. flames have spread down the hillside and into this canyon producing thick dark smoke. cal fire says the winds didn't materialize quite like they expected and that's a good thing. they are hoping the weather continues to cooperate because right now, they are favorable. lieutenant governor gavin newsom is in napa county today and said now is the time to come together and put politics aside. >> in the collaboration and cooperation between the counties and the cities, it's been extraordinary from my perspective and i think the job of the state is to supplement that to make sure that we're being resourceful and that we're making sure all the

some of that swell will be approaching the bay area coastline as we head to the weekend. right now, clear skies, northerly flow in place and there is a warming wind direction. you will notice its presence over the past few days, not only here in the bay area, but getting ready for baseball in los angeles. temperatures cooler than yesterday but still in the upper 80s. closer to sacramento, 87 and up towards the north coast, 60 degrees. let's check in on some of the current numbers locally, 80 showing up in san francisco, 93 in sonoma county and santa rosa, cochran 89, fremont 85 in san jose 89, they are easily in the lower 90s this afternoon. day 2 of records in south bay this week. here's the camera looking at the golden gate bridge, beautiful here, you can pick out the nice texture on the bay waters and also check out the headlands here as well. we are getting ready for the winter storms to move into the bay area, things are not showing up just yet. this could be changing as we head into november as we start to see signs of potential pattern change that could deliver rai

nbc bay area joe rosato jr. was allowed within the walls of the monetaries and found the meditation and praying seemed to work. >> we love the forest and the beauty of this place. >> reporter: the mountains of redwood valley, a place as spiritual as any cathedral. >> the silence of this place allows people to hear. >> reporter: sunday night from the mountain perch of this monastery, father damian heard an unusual sound. >> i got a very hard knock at the door. i looked out the window. right below us here, i saw what looked like the sun rising from the earth. >> reporter: that sun was the rising flames tearing through neighborhoods just down the hill. >> i rang the biell. we gathered in the church. we prayed a prayer for times of trouble. >> reporter: so the brothers prayed and waited, and when they could, fled. >> all the houses has been burned up. >> reporter: a stone's throw away. 23 bronx from this buddhist monastery escaped the flames down a treacherous back road. >> when we left, we weren't sure we were goin

nbc bay area scott budman is here with more. and scott we have to be careful online, especially on days like this one. >> you're absolutely right, janelle and jessica. because while technology makes it easy to find out what's going on and react to it, they also make it easy to spread misinformation. s in how most of us learned about the shooting. video, spreading quickly through social media, landing in our twitter, facebook on snap chat feed. >> social media has become sort of this -- this gathering place when anything big happens. >> journalism professor richard craig tracked social media at san jose state. he says the las vegas shooting was a textbook example of how chaotic social media can be. instantly bringing out feelings of sadness and shock along with frauds, preying on people willing to share darkest moments. >> the tulk troubling part was the hoaxes,s fake news coming out of it. >> it can make sifting through social media something of a minefield but it can be helpful. think about how long it took to reach loved ones

entire bay area. if all models align correctly, we have rain on the way. >> thanks. >> thanks for making us part of your morning. at 9:00, a news conference held by napa county leaders. you can watch it here on nbc bay area and online. >> instead of the 5:00 and 6:00 news, we will air sunday night in football night. have a great day. you could save energy by living off the grid. completely. or... set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. energy upgrade california. . >>> this sunday, trying to undo the obama presidency, on obamacare, president trump moves to eliminate subsidies to help low-income americans. >> that money is going to insurance companies to lift up their stock price, and that's not what i'm about. >> many see thiss an attempt to sabotage the affordable care act. >> obamacare is not perfect. but it doesn't mean you take it away and hurt people. >> the president threatens to end the nuclear deal. >> iran is not living up to the spirit of the deal. >> mr. trump taking aim at president

it's a clear start to this monday morning with 50s and 60s bay area-wide. temps are dropping into the 40s for some valley locations while higher elevations, mainly above 3,000 feet, are still in the 70s because of warmer air aloft. high pressure this week will mean unseasonably warm temps during the afternoons. today's highs will be in the upper 80s to low 90s for the inland valleys. the bay shoreline will warm to the mid 80s, while the coast will hit the upper 70s. we may see a few spots tie or even break high temperatures records this afternoon. looking ahead, tuesday should be the warmest day this week, before gradual cooling kicks wednesday. inland highs should drop back the mid 70s by no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( darya ) breaking overnight... another shooting on a bay area freeway. ( terisa ) this shooting happened on int

nbc bay area's tom jensen is live in the fountain grove area. tom, you met someone from the neighborhood the morning these fires started. >> reporter: i did, garvin. as the hospital was being evacuated, he and his wife evacuated to the hospital from their home, and now his home and all of the neighbors' homes in this neighborhood, all of them look exactly like this. he was lucky enough to get out. today is the first time they were able to come back in, and they're going through the rubble hoping to find some valuables. california national guard troops, hundreds of them work through the night protecting santa rosa properties from looters. >> i mean anybody tooling around that shouldn't be there, knows they shouldn't be there and they're going to have to deal with the consequences. these are some serious individuals. mps don't take no for an answer. >> reporter: many who live here left in a hurry when winds pushed walls of fire toward their homes. how far from your house? >> about 300 yards or so, it was coming down, the wind was very strong. >> r

(grant) there were dozens of people from the bay area... who attended last night's festival in vegas... and they are just now returning home. (vicki) several flights from vegas arrived at the oakland international airport. kron four's terisa estacio spoke with many of the survivors - and joins us live with their stories. terisa? (estacio reporting) danny dominguez, concert survivor 38 31 it was scary really scary all i know is we were told, hit the ground, hit the ground. danny dominguez and his wife julie recorded this video of the shots fired during the concert in las vegas - he shared his story about he, his wife and daughter survived the gunmans rampage. dominguez. we got up, if he had not we would have been shot. there was a lot of people hit, one person arm ripped off, right open, it was a nightmare. denise bartlett. itg was crazy, all of a suddent fire craxckers, people started screaming, there were people crawling all over, running scared. as passenger after passenger arrived at oakland airport, they all looked devastated. many too

nbc bay area has learned two women from the bay area have been identified as victims in that las vegas attack. this information just coming into the news room in the last 30 min you are thes or so. this morning, we have live team coverage. we want to begin with raj mathai. he has been in las vegas since yesterday. you are getting word of the two women among those killed. tragic news this morning, raj. >> reporter: it is sad to report this. it hits close to home for a lot of people, including myself. we'll tell you what we know. among the 59 victims here in las vegas, he was attending the concern here on sunday night when this went down. her name is michelle vo. she grew up in san jose. she graduated from san jose independent high school. after that, she worked at synopsis, a high-tech firm in mountain vooul. most recently, she worked in southern california at new york life insurance. i met her through the years, she used to work with my wife. what's happening today with her, friends and family members are coming to las vegas. many arrived last night. more will arrive tomorrow for the d

in the bay area, half inch of rain is in the forecast. that is fantastic news for firefighters for the situation and we will have details when we cover the forecast in a minute. >>> sky drone 5 giving us a look at the devastation in santa rosa's hardest hit neighborhood. sunday night and monday morning flames destroyed 3,000 homes in the coffee park community. kpix 5's kiet do has the new aerial views of the burn area. >> for the past week drones have been prohibited from flying above in santa rosa. ban that is till today. kpix 5 got permission to fly over coffee park where sky drone 5 shows us the devastation. we spent the day driving and mapping the burned houses that is three miles all the way around. all told, 2800 homes. >> i can't believe it. you know? my house was -- would look like that. >> reporter: he was one of the first homeowners allowed back in. the fire knocked out the power so his children had to manually open up the garage door. the house was one of the first to go. he lived here for 35 years. >> how are you going to go o

nbc bay area pete suratos joins us live. pete, i can imagine this is an emotional time for students, but also a time for people to come together. >> yeah, good morning to you, marcus. yeah, it is kind of twofold. very emotional, but they are also happy to get a little bit of normalcy here. but here at pioneer high we're talking about dozens of students and several staff members who lost their homes as a result of the north bay wildfires. i did get a chance to talk to one student who explained vividly she was very emotional, explaining her harsh reality. >> standing in my room and looking around saying i can leave this here. i'll be back in two days or tomorrow morning. and i just never thought that i wasn't going to see my house anymore. >> that's leslie, she's a senior at pioneer high, whose home in coffee park was burnt to the ground during the wildfires. more than 80 students and seven staff members at pioneer high lost their homes, too. and as students return to class for the first time in more than two weeks, the princi

(will) rent prices in the bay area are rising.... and we have new numbers to share with you this morning. these are the most expensive bay area cities for a one bedroom apartment. in san francisco - the average rent went up by 90 dollars to 3,480 dollars. in mountain view, the average rent went up 50 dollars to 3,110 dollars. and in redwood city the average rent is 2,800 dollars. these are the least expensive bay area cities to live in... vallejo has an average one bedroom rent price of 1,300 dollars. the santa rosa average is $1,520 and the napa average is $1,570. and the north bay firestorm has the potential to make the housing crisis even worse. kron4's haaziq madyun explains why. what is going on is an extreme lack of available housing due to the wildfire say the folks here at the north bay association of realtors. keller and williams realtor mike kelly is taking a look at some of the price and sp

"bay area proud" coming up. at stanford health care, we can now use a blood sample to detect lung cancer. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for asthma. and if we can stop seizures in epilepsy patients with a small pacemaker for the brain, imagine what we can do for multiple sclerosis, even migraines. if we can use patients' genes to predict heart disease in their families, imagine what we can do for the conditions that affect us all. imagine what we can do for you. imagine what we can do for the conditions that affect us all. prices at the pump. the recent hu >>> good news tonight for your wallet. you should be seeing lower gas prices at the pump. the reason, hurricanes knocked oil refineries offline, driving prices up but experts say prices dropped once refineries were back online. the average price of regular went down 6 cents per gallon. nationwide the average price, $2.55 a gallon. not in the bay area. >>> technology has changed our lives. for some with disabilities it has the power to transform them

nbc bay area news. >> jodi posted her exclusive interviews on twitter. you can follow her as the search continues for the suspects. >>> now to our continuing coverage of the north bay wildfires. five major fires are over 90% contained. even more good news, keiser rehigh pressure open today. they had been closed since october 9th. this is video after the fire. you can see there are flames on the background. this saturday be a special day in santa rosa. the sonoma county day of remembrance. starts at 11:00. lasts until 12:30. the event provides the community a time to reflect as well as celebrate the heroes that emerge and support those who still need it the most. >>> the money has been flowing in. donors from across america has given $7 million to the red cross to help the fire victims. hutch how much of that money will go to the victims. what was the response from the ceo. >> reporter: he was frank. we were at the valley fire as the donations piled up and community members launched angry, social media campaigns criticizing the effort of the red cross. to

nbc bay area is trying to do our part. we are distributing free masks because there's a lot of smoke in the air. it's no good for the lungs. we have given out more than 100 of these now and we have many more. if you want one free come down here and join us. we'll hand it to you and your family. my colleague, reporter is over there. the other thing we're doing is we have a charging station. they are currently charging their phones. you can do the same outside here in san to rta rosa. we'll be right back. >> we'll be right back in a moment. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ night ahead. you're looking at a picture in geyserville. we're now going to send it over to lers holt. see you back here at 6:00. >>> tonight, inside the inferno as the fire disaster doubles in california. >> our house is burning! no! >> thousands of families come home to find out there's no home left. >>> nbc news exclusive, what president trump said about nuclear weapons that stunned the room before sources say the secretary of state called him a moron. >>> hazing de

a group from the bay area plans to head out this week.. kron 4's hermela aregawi caught up with some of those nurses. a major mission.nurses from across the country are heading to puerto rico..to help health care workers there who are completely overwhelmed in the aftermath of hurricane maria. maureen dugan/california nurses associatonthis is like the heart of nurseing. i mean this is what nurses want to do. they want to go in and help. and we are used to responding to emergencies. but clearly this is on a larger scale... it's what we do as nurses. we want to care for people at their most vulnerable times. the group of volunteers have been responding to major disasters since 2004. maureen dugan/california nurses associatonwe had nurses just go to hurricane harvey and irma. and they had out of control diabetes. they had children being born. so the basics of day to day but exacerbated. people don't have their medication. they don't have clean water. more than 3 million people in puerto rico are without power and are running out of food, clea

parts of the bay area are under extreme fire warnings right now. today, a viewer sent us video showing us these flames. luckily firefighters put it out before it spread. firefighters are keeping their eyes out for several vulnerable spots in the east bay. let's head to meteorologist drew tuma. >> the main culprit for this heightened fire danger are gusty winds developing overnight tonight. for that, a red flag warning in effect for the north bay hills until 5:00 tuesday and the east bay hills until 11:00 monday night. right now winds gusting at about 23 on knoxville, the same in spring valley. we do expect the numbers to increase area wide over tonight tonight with wind gusts 20 to 30 miles per hour. but the highest threat is in our hills above 1,000 feet where gusts would be 35 to 50 miles per hour. that will bring low humidity. that means under those conditions fires can easily start and spread. we'll talk about when the winds subside and warmer air moving in coming up in the forecast. >> drew, thank you very much. >>> for immediate notifications

. >>>,000@wide fires burning in the bay area. firefighters are hoping to gain some ground of the one burning in the santa cruz mountains. another 150 structures we main threatened and dozens of people are still under a mandatory evacuation order. right now the bear fire is 10% contained. one thing headaching it trie i t full of brush. in just the past half hour, nbc bay area robert handa sent out this tweet. he learned another firefighter has been hurt. several fights injured. >> reporter: we know he's the 7th firefighter hurt in the fire. his family doesn't know he's been hurt. it adds to the hectic nature of the day when a drone interrupted the fire fight. the firefighter came down from this road behind me. it was where we got a look at the possible area of origin where firefighters say they first responded to this fire. the creek area near this bridge on bear creek canyon road is where firefighters first responded to a structure fire. four structures including a home burned down. >> the bucket drops are helping. they are a ton

of the year here in las vegas and the other half in the bay area. on a personal note, what i can tell you about my experience living here in las vegas for five years and now living in san francisco is that the two cities are so similar in the fact that they are cosmopolitan cities, that they are destination cities and it's probably part of the reason that the bay area can empathize with what is happening here in las vegas tonight and the sadness that is really palpable. you can really feel it here in las vegas and frankly why we're here because what happens in las vegas affects folks in the bay area and california all around the world. >> again, that was our jessica castro reporting. >>> candlelight vigils were held across las vegas in honor of the victims. >> unlv hosted a vigil and moment of silence. people who knew the 64-year-old shooter say there were no red flags. abc's marci gonzalez is live in las vegas for us. marcie. >> reporter: hi, good morning. police believe the killer acted alone and as they worked to learn more about him and why he d

by 1:00 already moving out of the bay area. we have the chance for a pop-up shower early friday morning. temperatures this afternoon, 60s and 70s. the cooling trend is here. san jose, 68. tomorrow will be the coolest day of the week. the weekend will be warmer. fire danger could ramp up by sunday, monday and tuesday of next week. that is still a reality for us but it is nice to track the front to the north finally producing cooler temperatures and rainfall. >>> an increase in car break- ins at a bay area college campus. we will tell you about the jump in numbers coming up. do you want to do a monster check? yes. no monsters. ♪ how about the drawer? ♪ no monsters. nightly monster checks are how grant makes home his. and homegoods is what makes it all possible. amazing finds. always great prices. make home yours. >>> today marks 30 years since the stock market suffered one of its worst crashes in history. the dow lost 20%. stock prices climbed in 1987 but started to decline. they felt the week before the crash leading to sell

she left the bay area to work in l. a. tonight's vigil starts at 7:30. everyone is welcome to attend. >> with fleet week bringing ship tours, air shows and massive crowds to san francisco this weekend, security is a key concern. anne makovec is live with more on how police plan to keep people safe. anne. >> reporter: you guys were talking about hearing the blue angels yesterday, certainly can't miss them if you have ears. that was sort of signaling in the beginning of the ramping up of fleet week here, so that was yesterday's practice. tevhe the rundown of today's area. 9:00 ship tours along san francisco's embarcadero. at 10 there's a big festival on the maria green. at 11 the parade of ships along the waterfront and at noon air show practice begins again including the blue angels taking off from oakland at 1. fleet week festivities are expected to draw over a million people to the city, the largest crowds will be this weekend, and the sfpd says they will be out in force, officers on foot, horseback and in patrol cars. >> with the situation in las vegas

half the team is from the bay area. they grew up here. we got a chance to speak to the lieutenant and flight instructor who is excited to spend some time in his home town of fremont. >> that can only mean one thing. fleet week is in san francisco. excited spectators watched and took pictures from the marina green. liz with her son dawson said they look forward to it every year. >> amazing. so fantastic. right here at the water. >> the planes took off from oakland. three of the six are from the bay area. we got a chance to speak with david. he grew up and graduated from hayward and married his high school sweetheart. >> i think very special to me. i grew up as a kid watching the blue angels, experienced it made me want to pursue it.it.it.it.i. he said thing this is something they've been looking forward to all year. >> looking the inspire the next generation. >>> still ahead at 5:00, a highly prized honor. >> you get this. you almost shed a tear. >> the bay area restaurants awarded for serving quality food at a reasonable price. >>> bad ne

we will see you again on the nbc bay area news at las vegas:00. bay area news at 11:00. xxx. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, everyone. welcome to 49ers game plan presented by nissan, i'm mindi bach. the 49ers are the best 0-6 team in history. five of san francisco's losses have been determineded by 13 points total. that is the lowest amount ever. head coach kyle shanahan came into the season knowing that the team was in need of a total overall as he discusses with our insider matt maiocco, there are many positives to focus on st t quarting with the new

the bay area. producing snow over in the sier sierra. we'll have partial clearing here in the bay area. now let's talk about that snow. a winter weather advisory in effect for the central sierras from 11:00 tonight to 11:00 tomorrow morning. we expect 3 to 6 inches of snow, 6,000 feet. snow levels down to about 5,000 feet. gusts over 65 miles per hour. meanwhile, back here in the bay area we'll be looking at growing rainfall totals for much of the south bay and east bay, we'll see quarter inch or less. up in the north bay, some locations like ukiah, calistoga, close to half an inch of much needed rainfall. overnight lows, chilly in the north bay valleys. lows drop into the low to mid 40s. tomorrow's highs range from upper 50s at the coast to mid 60s in the mildest locations. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. again, partial clearing begins tomorrow under pleabreezy and c conditions. look at the warm up in that begins on sunday. monday and tuesday, inland highs near 90 degrees. after a snow

bay area police chiefs, i'm mike mibach. recently i had the opportunity to sit down with the police chiefs of the bay area's three largest cities, san jose, oakland, and san francisco. over the next 30 minutes we'll dive into a one of a kind conversation where they talk about the top issues affecting the entire bay area from use of force to recruiting. sanctuary states, mass shootings, and much more. but first we begin with the recent fires of the north bay and how as leaders of their departments, they can learn from the disasters to make their cities safer. as we sit here, we have heavy hearts. we think a lot of the victims and the fires burning in the north bay. do you look at stories like this, not only think about the loss, of course, but also what you as an individual and a leader can learn? >> in looking forward, what is this department lacking in order to be able to handle that situation in the future? because you know if we don't learn from things that happen elsewhere, then we are going to be cutting ourselves short

tip-off in bay area. larry beil, abc7 sports. >>> to baseball, houston astros one of the best teams in regular season. now it's time to find out if they can do when it matters most. bottom one. alex bregman with first home run of the season and just like that houston taking 1-0 lead. next batter jose altuve sh crushes off chris sale. gave up seven runs in six innings. altuve finished with three home runs in the game. tenth player in postseason history to do so. astros take game one, 8-2 is the final. >>> 2017/'18 pga tour keyed off in napa in safeway open. good distance and better roll. tap in for eagle. tied with tyler duncan and tom hoagy. 11 pars and 7 birdies sand share of the lead. 7 under par. phil mickelson tied at 14th. nice to have a big name at government tournamengolf tournament. >>> warriors probably don't want to come back. >> eventually they have to. >> great trip. >>> join us at 9:00 on coffee table 20, tv -- telephone call for president's closest adviser was compromised, possibly for month

we have great weather in store for the bay area. i will have a look at temperatures and changes that will come as we get into the days ahead coming up. >>> thanks, rosemary. >>> the white house is looking to track down on undocumented i am am i grabs in response to callal's decision to become an conduct workplace and neighborhood immigration raids across the state. acting ice director thomas homeland said the status undermines public safety and undermines' ice's mission. signed a law making california a sanctuary state. major restrictions on how and when they can communicate with federal immigration officials. >>> california landlords can't threaten undocumented tenants, called the immigrant tenant act. banned from giving out immigration status. >>> time now is 7:14, the trump administration rolling back obamacare's contraceptive mandate which requires employers to provide birth control coverage for its employees. before these examples were limited to just church and some religious organizations, the rolling back gives businesses an

into the bay area weekend, upper 60s at the coast. 70s around the bay. upper 70s to near 80 for inland communities. back to the pleasant fall like weather. it will take a few days. >> it is strange to see 93 at half moon bay and cooler in contra costa county.>> they enter -- are enjoying the weather. >>> the dodgers and the astros will feel some heat.not only is it going to be hot, tuesday is likely going to set a record for the hottest day for the first pitch of any world series game in history. that's according to the national weather service and the farmer's almanac. the current forecast is that it will reach 100 degrees in los angeles on tuesday night, cooling to just 97 degrees on wednesday for game 2. finishing touches are put on to the world series logo on the field at dodgers stadium before world series oct. 23, 2017, in los angeles. the hottest it's ever been on oct. 24 in recorded history is 99 degrees set in 1909. the los angeles dodgers are playing the houston astros. further north, the bay area is also going to be pretty warm -- in fact, 20

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it's the second stop in a bay area visit. a little earlier today clinton supporters lined up to catch the two time democratic presidential candidate in san francisco. kpix5's anne makovec reports her book signing drew pool from around northern california. >> reporter: hillary clinton's san francisco book tour stop was a brief but memorable visit for the 1,000 people who got a signed copy of her book. >> i'm just expecting to see hillary and all her brilliance and energy she gives to all of us. >> reporter: the line is more like you'd see at a rock concert than a book signing that snaked around several blocks here. people were ready with sewns and even hillary-in -- seems and even hillary-inspire -- signs and even hillary-inspired clothing like this onesie. they started lining up at 5 a.m. >> tell her thank you and tell her we miss her. we love her. >> reporter: clinton's book that's when happened chronicles her historic nomination and presidential campaign, her loss and her life since then. >> i'm glad it was just an honest h

he owns a packaging store in the bay area and here in las vegas. he was near the mandalay bay and discussed with us and described to us how he and his wife fled the area. john will be returning home tomorrow but as he said so many people n at his office were impacted by the tragedy. all of this will set up and reknew the debate about gun control. and we'll have more on the shooter and gun control in this newscast. back to you. >> thank you, raj. the san francisco police department are desperate for news out of las vegas tonight. that's because a police officer's wife is missing. her husband last saw her running for safety as he helped the wounded. we're live in nevada where people are hopeful, but as each hour passes it gets more difficult. >> she works here at the sa loan, across the street at village ie tan yan workers say she her husband and kids go in for dinner. tonight at the grocery store i met a woman in tears talking about stacy. the community here in anevado ae worried. stacy etchbair is missing in las vegas. she was at the concert with h

. >>> and welcome to nbc bay area as we take a live look with nbc bay area skyranger over a fire burning in the santa cruz mountains. this is now called the bear fire as it continues to burn 152 acres. and bright florescent pink fire retardant flying over those green mountainsides there. it is making progress. the wildfire continues to burn, though, near homes in the boulder career ache yeah. i'm kris sanchez, thanks for joining us. >> and i'm marcus washington. first broke in at 3:00, and then our special edition of "today in the bay" at 4:00. we have been on the air since then bringing you the latest information with the bear fire, which started as a house fire in boulder creek late last night and has spread to 152 acres, 5% contained, which is a good thing, but still spreading. that is not as fast as it was overnight. the area around that fire is under mandatory evacuation. we've had a list of the streets that we have for you and that is on our website nbcbayarea.com for a full list of that. there are also two evacuation centers, the fire station, this is in fellton and lakeside eleme

>>> fog will creep into the bay area tonight along the shoreline. we have the forecast with cool changes ahead when we come back. p&-pit broke out around 8 a.m. - >>> a fire burned two residential buildings in san francisco's visitation valley this morning. smoke billowed up from the roots of the two-story building on cora street. firefighters got the flames under control in about an hour, no one was hurt. >>> a brand-new firehouse is open for business in the east bay. today was the grand opening of fire station 32 in alamo. the state-of-the-art facility is a welcome addition for the fire protection district. the captain says that the old firehouse down the road had cramped quarters and worn-out fixtures. the new building is a big step up. >>it is a lot more feasible for us, more modern. a lot of the things that we have here are very compatible and we would like to think the public for allowing it. it is there firehouse. the equipment is up-to-date, the rooms are up-to-date. it is more compatible. >>the firehouse holds a crew of five to help protect

as we also hear more stories of survivors from bay area. good evening i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm christian sa she. she's. -- >> along with information investigators believe the gunman had help and actively looking for possible accomplices. >> still no word on what motivated paddock to open fire at a country music festival sunday night but for the first time we're hearing his girlfriend's side of the story. marilou danley spoke today. >> her attorney says she had no idea he was planning an attack. he thought he was going to break up with her after sending her to visit her family and sent her $100,000 to buy a house. >> president trump visited with victims and doctors. >> the mass murder that took place on sunday fight fills america's heart with grief. america is truly a nation in mourning. >> the president refused to discuss gun control but today democratic lawmakers, including nancy pelosi rallied outside the white house with gun supporters. >> tonight we have the story of victims who didn't make it through attack. >>> first a story of surv

with nbc bay area skyranger... ad lib toss to jess >>> i want to get back to our breaking news, our nbc bay area sky ranger again over sonoma county. selmer we are not in the clear. down below you see the flames there, all the smoke. and yes several structures, businesses and those are homes. again, this is in or near the town of glen ellen. we want to go over some of the numbers. just a few hours ago we were updated ppt numbers might be increases as we see more flames near towns. 240 reported cases of missing persons. so far 57 people found safely. the death toll has risen today, now at 15 people who are died nine of them in sonoma county. again that's where we were looking at our helicopter in sonoma county. you can see the intense flames janelle below. >> racing up the hillside pb no rest for the weiery. firefighters have a major battle going on. our own jessica acquire on the ground live in sonoma county at paradise ridge winery one of the many businesses affected by this wildfires. >> reporter: janelle, really

air conditions that are floating around the bay area. we've had that unhealthy, now even deadly air quality for the last week. >> let's go to meteorologist kari hall who has been tracking all of this. kari, hopefully the rain later in the week could help? >> yeah, but it's not coming soon enough. we have been dealing with this very dangerous air quality for about a week now. even as we look out over san francisco, some drifts of smoke moving by. it's another clear the air alert day. unhealthy air quality for the north bay and even for the valleys, it's unhealthy because the smoke we are seeing today with the calm winds are just kind of settling into the valley. locally dense smoke, especially in the north bay with our winds blowing offshore. it does take some of the thickest smoke out of the bay area, south of marin county. as we go through the rest of the day, our winds stay nice and calm, but that does help keep that unhealthy air quality in the valleys as we go into tonight as well. then we'll start to see a shift in our winds as we g

the bay area, sacramento, clear skies. the bay not much going on. not much action out there, no cloud cover at the golden gate bridge either. concord right now 52. oakland 55. san jose 51. livermore 48. san francisco warmest spot on the map 58. winds 13 miles per hour sustained winds at sfo. downtown san francisco 10. half moon bay at 8. winds to the north are expected to pick up this afternoon. 9 miles per hour at fairfield right now. antioch nice and calm though. we have this red flag warning in effect for the north bay hills. above 1,000 feet wind gusts to 50 miles per hour. critical fire weather out there. it's still dry, not getting moisture in the air whatsoever. temperatures are cooler so that at least is some good news for firefighters who will be on high alert today. 68 the high in hayward today. 72 for union city. mountain view 76. palo alto 74. in the east temperatures in the mid- to upper 70s. walnut creek 78 today. this is a few degrees below average. 80s in fairfield and concord. comfortable especially to the east and novato 82. petalu

a big concern for fire danger here in the bay area. the gusty winds, dry winds and mild temperatures as well. it will all contribute to an increase in the fire danger. impact of temperatures. taking a closer look. >> a nice day today. the start of fleet week in san francisco. the annual event draws in big crowds. next, the spectacular air show by the famous blue angels. the event is expected to generate millions in revenue. >> reporter: the nice sunday weather and the yacht races drew it. many are in for a big surprise. battleship day. the uss epic war ship was set to cross under the bridge. >> absolutely. excited to be here for it now. >> we are glad to be here. >> san francisco fleet week is ready to begin now that the fleet is here. >> big fan of fleet week. i think i saw it for the first time in manhattan. saw the blue angels fly over. down in lower manhattan. it was beautiful. >> many cities have fleet week but san francisco's is the biggest. the october event began in 1981 and ever since then it has been a big deal. a tracking mi

bay area wildfires. at 9:00 a.m., we are expecting two news conferences from officials in sonoma and napa county. we will stream them on www.nbcbayarea.com. coverage of the destructive wildfires here in the bay area and all across the state continue next on the "today" show. that's at 7:00 a.m. after "today in the bay." >> a quick check of the weather with kari. >> the winds are going to partly cloudy up as we go into this evening. red flag warning at 5:00 p.m. that's when the wildfire danger will increase. winds from the north pushing the fires to the south and pushing the smoke into the bay area. here is a look at the forecast where we'll have several days of breezy winds. >> mike, you are tracking the traffic as thinlgs move around. >> we have closures that shift. a cluttered map. the local road closures. highway 29 closed north of grant street. the fire is shifting to napa and fairfield. i-80 remains open. highway 92 recovers. >> a busy morning. that's what's happening at "today in the bay." >> make

nbc bay area damian truly yoe owe joins news calistoga. we see smiles and hugs where you are. >> reporter: all over the place. all smiles here in calistoga. a lot of businesses on the main drag are open for business today. some might take a day or two. but all are glad they have a town to come back to. street sweepers are back in business in calistoga cleaning up a week's worth of trash and debris. the flag is back up. and the mayor welcoming locals back to town. little signs of normalcy after a week of hell. while people are happy to be back no one here is ready to celebrate. >> welcome back home, get settled and let's be ready to help friends and neighbors from down in southern napa county and over in our neighbors over in sonoma county. >> reporter: down the road in napa a local assistance center is open for those without a home to come back to. victims can get help with things like car and rent payments and government loans. >> reporter: ms. chavez tells us her husband hasn't worked in a week. simon also spent his day at the assistance