krause are working to deal with the flooding caused by the levee break. more on how long it will take to get the highway open. but first let s go to rosemary orozco for a look at how long the wet will last and it s here this morning. you are right. scattered showers for today, and a little less for tomorrow and then we finally dry out with several days of dry weather in the forecast once we get beyond the weekend. today and into sunday, be prepared for the on and off scattered showers and there s a look from san francisco where you see waters on the lens and looking across the bay it s a partly sunny mostly cloudy start to the day. scattered showers continue. the snow levels will also continue to drop and on the east side of san jose and santa cruz mounten a little rain and rain snow mix over there. we have got scattered shower activity widespread over santa cruz and los gatos may have a little light rain and there s the pink and white. so down to about 1700 feet we are s
poorer as you look into the distance. if you re going to be outside today, it s a moderate air quality day and that means you should limit your outdoor exposure and no wood burning over the next three days. our temperatures have been in the upper 50s for the past couple of hours or so, heading into the mid-60s and low 70s for the rest of the day. when we ll see a shift in the wind, that s coming up in just a few minutes. all right, kari, thank you. oakland city workers continuing their strike for the fourth consecutive day. the mayor of oakland, libby schaaf, is speaking right now. we ll go to her live to hear what she has to say. to go back to that fiscal instability. it is not good for our workforce and it is not good for our residents. to be more specific about the raises that are on the table right now in the city s offer, all city employees over the next two years would receive a 5% salary increase, that could be as much as 6% if we hit certain revenue projection
56% yesterday morning. the nuns fire, made up of several fires in snow ma county, has burned 48,627 acres. it s now 40% contain. yesterday it was just 25% contained. so a big increase there. and the tubbs fire in the calustoga area has burned almost 45,000 acres, and it is now 60% contained. of the 40 fire deaths, 22 were in snow ma county. more victims were identified yesterday. they were 82-year-old carmen colleen mcreynolds, sharon ray robinson, 72-year- old lee chadwick roger, and 71-year-old daniel martin solier. we want to show you this cal fire map. you can get a sense how close the major fires are to each other. the nuns fire has the lowest containment, again, only 40%. it is still moving northward at a slow pace, but it is driven by steep slopes and very dry brush. steve, you see rain. that was the last wind event in this pattern. today will be warm, but there s the possibility of rain into the week, thursday into friday. with all the fires, we could sure use
two miles west of highway 29. there you can see his water tender. it lost control and went over the edge of the road there. this happened around 6:50 this marking. this is one of the steepest roads in napa county. the driver came around this bend, his rig and empty tender rolled sideways, and landed upside down on the side of a very, very steep hill. there are skid marks on the road, but chp isn t sure that indicates he applied his breaks before the accident. they will perform a mechanical inspection to see if his equipment failed. they will investigate whether he was driving too fast and the also see if fatigue played a factor. cal fire points out this is the eighth day of this fire fight here in wine country. everyone is getting tired. there have been no breaks for the firefighters since the fires erupted last sunday evening. and so, yes, people are getting tired and that is a factor that we are aware of. we consider it in our daily activities and we work to sbat against
him through the window. two men are picked up by a cab. if you can go to the top of portrayer also and the driver complied. this is where the suspects brought the cab driver they told him to wait inside the car where they ran inside to get the money. it was either this building or that one according to officers. they cannot tell which apartment they went into. you see the suspect come back without him realizing it he gets tased in the neck. reporter: a second suspect opened the passenger door and starts punching the driver who eventually gets away and runs off. the four rots the victim of his wallet, cellphone, and backpack. they are identified as african-americans in their early 20s. reporter: officer thompson patrols this neighborhood everyday. we don t know if they live here. there s they can units in each building. they can t unit vacant units in each building. there have been a lot of things like narcotics and vacant unit and patrol violations all i