and mt. diablo, 29 mile an hour wind gusts above a thousand feet, mt. tam, 22 miles an hour. so the low relative humidity and the dry conditions out there, good thing, though, the air quality isn t bad. we are looking at those warm numbers, in the upper elevations, 60s and 70s. but half moon bay has cooled to 54. it is 50 in nevada. look at that santa rosa, down to 49 degrees. anywhere from two to 27 degrees cooler this morning. so without those east winds blowing as strong, yes, the temperatures are coming down. so 60s at 9:00. our red flag warning will have expired and by noontime we re in the 80s inland. it s another warm day with low 90s there. by the afternoon. but we are cooler at the coast, and bay with that weak onshore flow and more widespread cooling. we ll talk about sunday and the week ahead coming up. julian? thank you, lisa. now to some developing news as you wake up with us this morning in san jose. police are investigating a double shooting. two men are de
the latest from prosecutors in court and why the defense says the government s got the case all wrong. melania s message. the first lady firing back at the former friend who shared secret recordings of their conversations. they are not with the parents. it s sad. but when they come here alone or with coyotes or illegally, you you know, you need to do something. how she s hand lynx the fallout and the way she chose to get her message across. nfl setback. the patriots canceling practice after a new positive covid-19 test. how more cases could affect the nfl schedule. will they now be blitzing in the bubble? hey, good morning, everybody. great to be with you for another weekend. let s get straight to our top story. with t-minus 17 days until the election, president trump and former vice president joe biden are hitting the campaign trail hard focusing on key battlegrounds. president trump holding rallies overnight in florida and georgia while biden was mobilizing vote
continues to grow, containment, just 2%. and investigation focuses on the point of origin, could be on a remote vineyard owned by famous winery. here on howell mountain, overlooking saint helena. start with nbc bay area s sergio quintana in calistoga. cake bread cellars a part of the investigation. reporter: the town is essentially empty. it has been evacuated. glass fire just too close. in the distance that glow is where it s purposing part of the evening. right now firefighters have a window of good conditions but not going to last long. sunset tonight, massive flames in the napa valley state park outside calistoga and saint helena. we re back at red flag warning, expecting north to northwest winds higher elevations above the fire area. that s big concern right now. reporter: those gusty winds pushed this fire so fast. time lapse of the start early sunday morning. firefighters trying to figure out what exactly sparked the flames. sources close to the investigation tel
in california. good evening everyone, i m frank somerville. i m julie haener. for some, it is a second night in the dark as pg&e tries to avoid setting any catastrophic fires from its equipment. we have the timetable to get the lights back on. remake the utility is sticking to its forecast. winds die by tomorrow morning, then day long inspections and repairs. and if no surprises, powerback sometime tomorrow evening. this is what we are going to be dealing with for the next over 24 hours. reporter: santa rosa s oakmont retirement community is in the heart of the power ou smiling while plopping . figuri this fire prevention blackout won t be the last. we are supposed to have these 50 to 60 mile an hour winds this morning, they haven t developed as of now. reporter: pg&e says the wind did materialize at higher elevations. a 66 mile-per-hour gust recorded on mount st. helena. what the heck is pg&e doing? what have they done to help with the situation? reporter: the
mid and upper 60s around the bay for a nice afternoon above average. can we keep that trend going for the holiday and beyond? i ll let you know. lisa, thank you. hundreds of american cruise ship passengers are waiting to evacuate and board 747 jets and bring them home. they have been on board the ship with coronavirus. several crew members infected. here is a live look in japan where americans are about to disembark. some will be quarantined for 14 days when they arrive here at travis air force base in firefield. others flown to lackland in texas. we re pushing to find exactly arrival times. overnight the death top climbed to 1600 people. first fatality was also confirmed this week in europe. the number of worldwide infections have climbed to 69,000, 15 of them are here in the u.s. here is abc 7 news reporter ty hernandez with the latest. reporter: nearly 400 americans who have been quarantined on this cruise ship off the coast of japan will soon be on their way home, but