Tomorrow with a fire weather watch for the north bay mountains above 1,000 feet that includes in glass fire for tomorrow due to gusty winds and low relative humidity values. In the meantime this afternoon, looking at temperatures in the mid 60s for pacifica and mid 70s for San Francisco and mid 80s for oakland but still heating up looking at 89 for san jose and 99 for concord. 92 for napa. Well talk about what you can expect taking you through the rest of the week and also that smoke forecast in just a few minutes. Lets check in with gianna for a look at traffic for the latest on road closures. Thanks. Yeah, you know some things have shifted just a bit. We have a different road closure along 128 now. Kind of extended at least between the areas of Petrified Forest road and Sonoma County line. So 128 closed in both directions through there. Closures on 29 as well. Right at deer park and right at lake county line. All the way to tubbs lane and you will see directions both directions of that area closed. Also highway 12 the closures continue as well in the Sonoma County area, you can see that on the map a pretty large stretch of highway 12 pretty much between mission boulevard over to arnold. And service streets in and around the areas remain shut down as firefighters work on the glass fire. Now your morning drive is already starting to get busy as well with metering lights on at the bay bridge. Ill have your travel times coming up in my next report. As the glass fire continues to grow, some residents are anxiously waiting to hear when they can return home. Others waiting to hear if they will need to evacuate. This morning, the napa county area of angwin is under a mandatory evacuation order. Along with the city of calistoga and the hills to the west between Petrified Forest road and Diamond Mountain road. In Sonoma County evacuation orders have been downgraded to warnings and santa rosa, west of calistoga road. Kpix 5s emily turner is there this morning. Reporter finally glad theres some good news to report. Which is overnight. No new evacuation orders. The fire though has grown to 46,000 acres and only 2 contained. You can see some of those flames behind me that they are smoldering up there on the hillside above napa valley. Now calistoga is the area that remains a ghost town for now but its just a waiting game as changing winds are expected to hit the area and theyre looking to receive which way the flames are going to move next. Now thats up to firefighters to try and get containment lines drawn ahead of that. Monday night, the blaze was slowly approaching calistoga town. But now, the fire has moved up and its orange glow can be seen on the northeast side of highway 29. Fire crews are now working to keep those flames from jumping the highway. They also say that there are more than 2,000 firefighters here fighting the blaze and in sonoma and napa counties. Calistoga residents say theyre glad the fire hasnt entered the city limits but theyre still nervous and really tired of doing this over and over again. The tubbs fire was just a few blocks from our house the first time and then evacuated for kincade. Were all okay. Were resilient. We were full of love and blessed with so much. But it just keeps hitting us, you know . Its like come on. All right all right. Please. Reporter and you really have to empathize with the folks. We talked to people yesterday who told us they lost their home in the tubs fire in 2017. And then the home they stayed to defend despite evacuation orders, they were literally hosing off to try and save because that was their rebuilding. So its just really tough for the folks out here in the north bay. And now for firefighters, theyve got challenges ahead of them. They have to protect the structures as the fires are smoldering. But also really build and then defend containment lines ahead of red flag warning weather that is headed our way later this week. In napa valley, im emily turner, kpix 5. In the south bay, even though the czu complex is now fully contained so much residents in san mateo and santa cruz counties face yet another threat. Debris flow. According to the map developed by a watershed Emergency Response team, areas around scott creek, big basin state park, and cascade state ranch have a 60 to 100 risk of debris flow. The counties are expected to update the map within the next two weeks and theyre also working on evacuation plans. Im anne makovec at the live news desk. And some breaking news near berkeley. Did you feel it . A 2. 7 magnitude earthquake. So a very small earthquake. But some people reporting that they felt a jolt. This happened at about eight minutes before 6 00. So might have woken some people up. This is of course after several earthquakes in the east bay over the last couple of days. Back to you. Campaign 2020 now. President trump will make a cam feign stop in minnesota today and joe biden is starting a train tour in several swing states. This, a day after the first debate in cleveland and what a debate it was. Will you shut up man . This is so unpresident ial. Theres nothing smart about you joe. Packed with insummits and interruptions and name calling. Between the many interruptions the candidates did make some points about the pandemic, health care, and the president s u. S. Supreme court nominee. Here in the bay area, some watched last nights debate from the comfort of their own homes and others hosted a small private gathering. The fourth board tap room and grill showed the debate on one screen. The baseball playoffs on another. This morning, folks tell us if theres one thing both sides can agree on, that next debate needs less interrupting and less name calling. Well, i didnt quite know what to expect. Every election seems to be a nail biter. Trump was unable to fully answer a question on the license of Climate Change even after being asked three times and he was unable to condemn the kkk when he was told by biden White Supremacy gron the voter polls following this debate. Palo altos Public Schools district is now one of the first in the state to get the green light to go back to the classroom. This, after a late night vote despite objections from some parents and teachers. The school board approved a plan that will allow kindergarteners and first graders to return on october 12th. Second and third graders will return october 26th. And the next two grades would come back in november. Under the current plan, students will have two to three live lessons per day on two of the days at home. And in San Francisco today, kindergarteners and first graders will be returning to the classroom at the town school for bays in pacific heights. The higher grades will reportedly be phased in over the next two weeks. The school hopes to have all 400 students and 100 faculty members back by midoctober. State superintendent Tony Thurmond is set to give an update today about the department of educations efforts to support schools and students during this time. Thats set to begin at 9 30 this morning. Happening today, San Francisco will be the first bay an. County to move from red top hea look at the city mes indoo and places en at 25 capacity. And on october 7th indoor movie theaters can reopen at limited capacity. And midoctober, public outdoor playgrounds will reopen. In terms of schools, San Francisco unified is preparing to move into a hybrid model and Health Officials have approved 20 private or Charter Schools to reopen. San franciscos current restrictions limiting indoor gyms to 10 capacity will remain in place. This morning, owners are wondering why. Fitness is so key and thats why we just keep pushing like not 10 , mayor breed, 25 . Across the bay area, you will see mostly red. Yesterday californias Health Secretary also announced Contra Costa County has moved from purple to the red tier. And that orange and yellow tape around lay grounds could be a thing of the past. The state announced new guidelines for state officials to reopen playgrounds regardless of the tier. And for a list of what has reopened in your county and across the bay area, just head to our website. Kpix. Com. All right, time is now 6 09. Still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area go to hawaii and get a free covid test. The bay area airport trying to one up its competition. Its a foggy start along the coast and right around the bay. Heres our Golden Gate Bridge camera. Thanks to that onshore flow and that ocean breeze, but im tracking offshore winds to return. The full forecast coming up. And the metering lights are officially on at the bay bridge toll plaza. Plus first reports of a crash it is 6 12 on this wednesday morning. And i want to update you on fire weather conditions for the glass fire. Looking at temperatures in the mid 50s to mid 60s. Humidity 33 to 66 . And light westerly winds. But i am tracking the return of offshore winds with dry and gusty conditions. Ill have the full forecast on that coming up. If you are traveling to hawaii you might want to fly out of oakland. The airport will be offering free covid19 testing for those traveling there. Oakland International Airport will be offering free testing for those traveling to hawaii as we said. This comes after united and Hawaiian Airlines announced they would give testing at San FranciscoInternational Airport for 250. All Oakland Airport employees are also eligible for the free testing. Starting today, oscar winning actor is helping the bring popup covid19 testing to alameda. City partnering with sean penns nonprofit core and medical device manufacturer penumbra to test isolate workers . Residents. The site of the parking lot on harbor parkway will be open saturday for driveup appointments. And for a full list of all the testing sites in the bay area, head to kpix. Com. New this morning, we are learning of another possible side effect of coronavirus. Its hair loss. For some patients, recovering from covid19, the shock to the system causes hair to fall out in handfuls. The problem is not unique to covid. It can be triggered by any shock to the system. Physical or psychological. Doctors say the shedding should end within six months and hair will start to grow back. People are seeing Hair Everywhere like in their combs on their pillows and on their clothes and on the floor. The hair is just everywhere. I got through covid. Im feeling great. And now that. This is like its you know, a little extra reminder of what i went through. This type of hair loss typically has no other symptoms. For people who also have itching or pain, doctors recommend coming into have it oking live rn where today a new uso center will open up to visitors once again. It suspended operations in march due to the pandemic. The new uso located in the new harvey milk terminal one aims to offer military Service Members a home away from home in northern california. Yesterday, the opening of the uso was celebrated with a socially distanced Ribbon Cutting ceremony. Muni fare operators will be back on the buses as soon as october with a new approach to fare and enforcement. Passengers will be asked to show proof of payment as they board rather than mid trip and inspectors will have a new look. Sporing a civilianlike uniform and a muni face mask. And keeping on the commute them. Gianna has a check on traffic for us this morning. Hey, good morning. It is getting busy through the. The metering lights are officially on at the bay bridge toll plaza, 880 overpass almost to the foot of the maze at this point. No accidents thats the positive. Your drive time now at about 23 minutes to go from the maze across the span into the city coming off the skyway where that fremont exit is. So you have got a few brake lights across the upper deck of the bay bridge as well. So keep that in mind if you are getting ready to head out the door. Its already a slow ride for that east bay into the city commute. Taking a look at some of the other bay area bridges. Specifically the Golden Gate Bridge. You can see traffic is pretty light but they are dealing with some fog coming out of marin county as you head into San Francisco. Fog advisory remains in effect for the Golden Gate Bridge so limited visibility maybe a factor for part of the morning drive heading through there. We have a trouble spot southbound 880 right at hesperian boulevard. A crash here blocking at least that left lane and according to the maps here a backupall the way to the 238 and 580 connector out of the Castro Valley y. Traffic backing up on to 580 because of that crash and then getting on to 880 itself heading into san lorenzo. Heading to the san mateo bridge, that may certainly slow you down just a bit. Once you are past all that though, your drive time across the san mateo bridge only about 14 minutes to go between 880 and over to 101. Other slow spots to look out for, the Altamont Pass commute is busy. Coming out of tracy as you work your way towards north flynn. 38 minute drive time now from 205 over to 680. Thats a look at your morning drive. Its 6 17 and mary has more on the foggy spots this morning. Gianna, im watching the fog roll in along the coast and right around the bay and even some of the inland locations. So a foggy and hazy start to our day. Heres a live look with our Treasure Island camera. Looking at the bay bridge. And that fog this morning. Temperatures are running in the 50s and in the 60s once again as we start off our day. 59 in concord and oakland you are coming in at 60 degrees and also for livermore and 57 in San Francisco. 62 for 53 for santa rosa. Checking air quality conditions, looking good to moderate this morning but closer to the glass fire and calistoga. Looking at unhealthy air quality this morning. A spare the air alert remains in effect today due to the hazy skies all the way through friday. There we go with that spare the air alert in effect for today through the workweek. Daytime highs through the afternoon, going to be cool and breezy along the coast in the mid 60s. As we look around the bay. Hazy skies and mild temperatures and mid 70s to mid 80s. And our inland locations will be heating up into the upper 80s upper 90s and some of the hottest spots will hit the triple digits. 100 degrees with those hazy skies inland this afternoon. So that heat dome still parked overhead and as we look to tomorrow, that ridge of High Pressure is only going to build and expand for us and were going to start to see offshore winds as well. So hot through the end of the week especially tomorrow and we have a big the fianaty a fire weather watch ghliin yellowntil e the north bay mountains and elevations above 1,000 feet. And that does include the glass fire. So a big concern as we watch the winds increase. And lower relative humidity values for tomorrow into friday. A heat advisory for most of the bay area for tomorrow as well with that extreme heat. And temperatures will be 15 to 25 degrees above average for this time of year. And as we look to tomorrow. That smoke concentration forecast, hazy skies and i think the smokiest conditions will be of course in the north bay and then into the east bay. But look as we look head into tomorrow. As we are going to see even smokier conditions for all of the bay area with the offshore winds for tomorrow. And also for friday. Daytime highs for the south bay, upper 80s clara and san jose. Sunnyvale and for cupertino. For the south bay, for the east bay close to 100 degrees 99 concord and for pleasant hill. Looking at upper 90s to triple digit heat for the trivalley. Around the bay, little bit more comfortable for you looking at mid 70s for San Francisco and mid 80s in oakland and for the north bay, in the mid 80s to mid 90s this afternoon. Heres that extended forecast and what you can expect. With those temperatures really heating up. Smoky skies and that high fire danger for your thursday. Still looking warm to hot on friday but much cooler for the weekend and into early next week. And update on park visits to yosemite. Officials say day use reservations wont be required to enter starting november 1st. The policy is part of covid19 reopening restrictions. Its no longer needed since the number of visitors drops considerably in the fall and winter. Its now 6 20. Coming up on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, keeping the tradition alive. Social distancing style. A bay area mans new spin on celebrating a Popular Halloween attraction. And heres a live pretty look above the fog on this wednesday morning. Its 6 21. Well be right back. Halloween right around the corner. And can you believe it . In order to provide a safer experience this year, the annual halloween haunt at the Alameda County fairgrounds has a different plan. A massive drivethru pirates of emerson haunt which covers nearly ten acres at the fairground opens to the public this friday and runs through november 1st. Visitors will pass through a cemetery, a haunted house, a jail, and of course a pirate ship. Of course. Yes. Looks like a lot of fun. I love a good haunted house. And so you know, you have to do things differently this year. So im all for it. I would imagine though they had to keep theyd have to keep a distance between the cars because people that get very scared like you may hit the gas and go into the somebodys i scream. I do. So yes. Exactly. I get scared but i love it. I love it too. I know. Nothing like a good scare. In our next half hour on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area north bay Tourist Spots spared by flames. Still, taking a huge hit. Coming up, the double whammy for wi