[helicopter blades whirring] - here i am rock you like a hurricane [dina laughing] - whoo! helicopter! - here i am rock you like a hurricane - hey, glenn! in your face! [laughs] - what? - suck it, glenn! - oh. t . right now at 11:00, our hazy sunset over the bay area as the the smoky conditions continue to impact our air quality heading into the weekend. the news at 11:00 starts right now. thanks for joining us on this friday evening. i m janelle wang . and i m raj mathai. a shift in the wind has shifted our air quality? here is why. the soberanes county in monterey county and that other fire, we breathing in their smoke. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is with us. how much longer here? it los like over the next 24 hours we will see problems with smoke. it is a complicated pattern, but primarily we are seeing an area of high pressure situated across nevada, clockwise pushing up smoke through central california you through the bay area. we have this area of lo
now a man stepped forward saying he was there when the swimmers were at the gas station and he knows exactly what happened when they were arguing with the security guards. his name is fernando. he says he actually intervened to held. sw help the swimmers. he tried to explain to the swimmers that the gas station owner wanted them to pay for the damage they had done to the bathroom. the owner said the swimmered had damaged the bathroom. that s when the security guard pulled out the gun and was pointing it at the ground to stop the swimmers from running a aw away. he said the security guards never pointed the gun at the police. no, no police. no police, no police. reporter: he said the swimmers insisted on not having the police called, said no, don t call the police. that s when they opened their wallets and he told them to calm down and that he asked the owner of the gas station how much it would be to fix the damage. he said 100, and then he told the swimmers pay what yo
will be dry. it s overnight when that heavy rain really arrives across the area we ll time it moving out as well as amounts where you live all coming up. back to you. all right, scott, thank you you can stay prepared for the weather by downloading our fox 29 news app. you can get live radar and alerts sent right to your phone just search for it in the apple or google play stores. to a developing story now. skyfox or the schuylkill river near chestnut street that s where the fire department and coast guard are investigating reports of an oil spill. you can see from skyfox what appears to be some sort of sheen on the surface of that water. what may have leak we still don t know but of course we ll bring you updates as they come in on the air as well as online at fox29.com. also developing tragic story out of the city s east falls section. this is a among the debris left behind in a deadly crash you did see that, it was a pacifier. a young boy died in sunday s wreck and to
good evening, vicki. as you can see, there are flowers, candles, a picture and messages left behind to honor jose maurice loren. his family is grieving tonight and they tell me they are looking for justice. we just feel like he was at the wrong place at the wrong time. and that time happened to be christmas morning. stephanie ra mayor easy says her cousin, jose luis moren just finished christmas eve dinner. at 5:00 a.m., he and two of his friends were heading to his car when moren was attacked. guys were yelling at them from across the street. they were yelling at him like you guys are in a gang? they said no, we re rockers. but the attackers kept coming. family members say one of them pulled out a knife and stabbed him. there s a lot of families that are out there that have that fear for their sons that their kids out in the streets, it s so crazy in san jose. police say moren is the 28th person killed in san jose this year, a scary thought for melanie damarell
the shotgun caps and gun powder is what was in the back of the man s car. so 50 people were e-valk waited as a precaution near station 11. right now everything is okay. they say the bomb squad on the way but they were able to call it off. there s no concerns at this point. everybody, as you can see, is moving along well. live in san jose, michelle roberts, nbc bay area news. good to hear there was a safe conclusion. north bay, an elephant seal has spent nearly 24 hours along the coastline. experts say the female seal was 900 pounds. she s tried crossing highway 37 in marin and sonoma, shutting it down briefly, and creating a spectacle. the concern, will she try to climb up the embankment again? nbc bay area s stephanie chuang is live along highway 37. swimming all night, all morning now, as responders are trying to coax her out of it. reporter: warning, if you re headed on highway 37 eastbound, near sonoma raceway, there s a bit of a backup. you can see why, drivers are