james its a chilly start to this monday morning with mid 50s to low 60s around the bay. There is some coastal fog and drizzle impacting our coastline communities. The fog should pull back by midmorning, leaving us with mostly sunny skies this afternoon. A stronger ocean breeze will mean cooler weather for everyone today. High temperatures this afternoon will hover in the upper 80s for the inland valleys, upper 70s along the bay shoreline and low 60s at the coast. The weather will be similar tomorrow, then a gradual warming trend will kick in wednesday lifting our inland highs back to the mid and upper 90s by the second half of the week. Sunrise in San Francisco is at 6 07 am. Sunset is at 8 25 pm. Dont forget you can always get the latest weather updates and with the kron4 app. Download it for free for apple and android devices. darya breaking news we are following this morning. People are being evacuated from a San Jose Hotel after somebody sprayed pepper spray causing people to get s
Passengers forced to stay on board for hours of questioning. And overnight, Justin Bieber caught on camera running over a photographer while leaving church. If you could just give us a little space, okay . The chaos unfolding as Police Arrive on the scene. And we do say good morning, america. A lot of news to get to this thursday morning. Of course were thinking of those killed and hurt at that Ohio State Fair. And these are fairs that a lot of us have attended over the years, and so many of these fairs still going on across the country. This was the first day of the Ohio State Fair when that popular fire ball ride broke apart. At least one was killed. Seven others injured. This morning all rides at the Ohio State Fair are closed down. Abcs alex perez is on the scene with the latest. Good morning, alex. Reporter good morning, george. Authorities have been here through the night. Still a lot of unanswered questions. It was a Beautiful Day. Families out when suddenly everything turned in
Of damage in homes along the river. At least people had enough flooding to actually boat through their home in guerneville. Today the cleanup and Damage Assessment will begin. At its peak yesterday the river hit 37. 8 feet and thats 6 feet above flood stage. As of 2 a. M. , it had dropped about a half foot. But it is still enough to overwhelm some homes and businesses. The floodwaters went right up the highway 116 yesterday which is the main drag through this area. But it never actually flooded that road. Still plenty of smaller neighborhood roads blocked today and our joe vazquez spoke with the captain of one of many makeshift taxis on the water. Completely under water. Whats going through your mind right now . Just to help other people. Reporter the National Guard will remain on standby today as they were yesterday i with water rescues of people stuck in their home. Live in guerneville, anne makevoc, kpix 5. Crews will be out picking up trees and branches that came down in the storm
Potentially dangerous storm. Some parts of the bay area. Live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix5 news. Tonight this is just the start of a potentially dangerous storm. Some parts of the bay area are under a Flash Flood Watch right now and the strongest round of rain is yet to come. Good evening. Im ken bastida. Im elizabeth cook. Joe vazquez is in the north bay tonight, but first kpix5 chief meteorologist paul deanno. Right on cue, guys, the steady to heavy rainfall is moving in and will be with us the next 10 to 12 hours. Its going to be a long night for rainfall. Looking at very heavy rain along the marin and santa rosa coastline, fairfield, vallejo with steady to heavy rainfall and the yellow is steady to heavy rainfall in the Santa Cruz Mountains with rain heading towards san jose and los altos, albeit lighter, on the other side of the mountains. Thats a three hour time lapse showing all the rain and mountain snow piling into Northern California from eureka tout so montere
Potentially dangerous storm. Some parts of the bay area. Live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix5 news. Tonight this is just the start of a potentially dangerous storm. Some parts of the bay area are under a Flash Flood Watch right now and the strongest round of rain is yet to come. Good evening. Im ken bastida. Im elizabeth cook. Joe vazquez is in the north bay tonight, but first kpix5 chief meteorologist paul deanno. Right on cue, guys, the steady to heavy rainfall is moving in and will be with us the next 10 to 12 hours. Its going to be a long night for rainfall. Looking at very heavy rain along the marin and santa rosa coastline, fairfield, vallejo with steady to heavy rainfall and the yellow is steady to heavy rainfall in the Santa Cruz Mountains with rain heading towards san jose and los altos, albeit lighter, on the other side of the mountains. Thats a three hour time lapse showing all the rain and mountain snow piling into Northern California from eureka tout so montere