Are looking live from our Salesforce Tower camera as we look out east at the bay bridge on this monday morning. Good morning, everyone. The weekend is gone. It is monday, november 9. Im michelle griego. Im len kiese. Lets get your forecast as we start this new week. Mary lee is standing by with that. You can definitely feel it, the chill in the air. Bundle up if you are heading out the door. We are talking about some of the coldest temperatures we have seen so far this season for the morning lows. We do have a frost advisory in effect until 9 00 a. M. Today for our sheltered bay locations. Temperatures are down to the 20s and 30s. Freezing to subfreezing conditions. It is definitely that cold start. You can see the temperatures in the rest of the bay area. Concord coming in at 47 degrees. 48 in oakland. San francisco at 49. San jose, 47. 31 in santa rosa. As we head through our day, we will see the daytime highs on the cooler side once again. Below average for this time of year. Mid to
Issues. We will wrap it up in about 15 minutes. Here it is, jeff was talking about it. We mentioned it also. That mudslide near salinas. Here is new video in our newsroom. Debris and mudflows causing significant damage to homes and roads. Mud pushed up against the homes spilling over onto the street. Firefighters say at least two people were hurt and nearly 50 horses were rescued. Look at that sludge and mud and mess right there. The mudflow is from the river fire zone from last august. While the bay area escaped flooding and mudslides for now, many areas instead got snow. Jodi hernandez went to one spot that just last week was the site of a brush fire. Reporter parts of the bay area look more like the sierra today after the storm delivered a good dose of snow. Its been crazy weather lately, right . Reporter ashley and Payton Wilcox spent the morning playing in the snow. As Mother Nature brought yet another surprise to parts of the bay area. Its been interesting definitely this year. R
And im Vicki Liviakis one of the hardest hit areas was the coffey park neighborhood in santa rosa. Our kron fours gayle ong joins us now live from santa rosa with a look at the rebuilding process, an Lessons Learned gayle. Grant and vicki this neighborhood is about 97 refills thats about 1300 homes. It was a night of october 8 2017 when the tubbs fire ignited it ravaged parts of napa lake and sonoma counties. The city of santa rosa suffered great losses. So many things that are in place down with fire calfire increase station during roadside mornings. All those type of things that spend you know coffee per cent of concern entire county is concerned theres also some mitigation that can be done just to help those in the surrounding areas, crack he lost his home in the coffey park neighborhood the community was virtually wiped out. 3 years later the neighborhood mostly rebuilt with mandatory coats to make homes safer from wildfires fire outside alarms. So the fire forced those offices, lo
The president from office under the 25th amendment. Thanks for joining 10 everybody im Vicki Liviakis stand im grant lotus the 25th amendment of the constitution allows for the president to be removed from office. If a majority of cabinet members and the Vice President consider him or her to be unable to carry out their duties. Speaker pelosi didnt clarify whether she wants to remove the president from office but she expressed alarmed by the president s covid19 diagnosis. And his recent behavior. And and young said was young. It is disassociating from reality. It would be funny if it werent so deadly. And his people neighbors around who earn a billing death. The death toll to rise mister president. When was the last time you had a negative test. Before you tested positive. Why is the white house not telling. The country. That important fact about how spread into made a hot spot. Of the of the white house. The speaker says that she plans to introduce a new bill tomorrow that would creat
Tonight as crews push to try to control the spread of the glass fire before another red flag warning takes effect. Thanks for joining us at 5 oclock everybody im grant lotus and im Vicki Liviakis at this hour the glass fire has burned more than 48,000 acres. It is 2 contained. Parts of napa and sonoma counties remain under Evacuation Orders and more than 68,000 people have been forced to leave their homes. So far the fire has destroyed at least 97 structures and damaged some 17 others right now more than 22,000 other buildings remain threatened cal fires expected to hold a press conference any minute now to bring us the latest when that starts well bring it to you live in the meantime though it has now been almost 48 hours since the entire town of calistoga had to be evacuated while winds were calm today. There is renewed concern about what could happen to that town as the weather gets worse tonight. Fours dan dan live for us in the napa valley with more dan. Were live along one 28 thi