Morning thats for sure i had to dig my jacket out of the closet actually contemplated turning on the furnace this weeklyco the fleece the sweatsht all those things have to be impacted now. Its true its timeao its time i its october good morning thank you for waking up with us on bottom cm but i was about leftwich and of course aj has a look at your forecast comingk up and its a chilly damp when out there sure roosevelt autumn good morning guys happy saturday happy october 1 g and if you like fall this is your kind of weather but there is a some improvement quite a bit of improvement on the wayb i first of all lets get the present situation under control the showers from early this morning our departed if you heard andre last night he was talking about the break in the morning which is precisely what has gone on and that today into the evening hours we will reassemble some showery weatherthou it will note dry the entire day but at least toti start off if you got errands to run or need t
People are in the wrong place when that shaking begins. Reporter the amount of warning depends on how far away you are from the epicenter. From no warning in the worst case to seconds to tens of seconds. You will get it on your smartphone, radio, you get it over, um, you get maybe an audible alert. Reporter the bay area is one of the first regions to test out the Early Warning system so late 2017, early 2018, is when you could be hearing the alert in a major earthquake. In sacramento, im da lin, kpix 5. The plan now is to make the quake alert an automatic feature on your cell phone and you wont need to sign up for it. The quake warning sensors work by measuring primary waves or pwaves. [ pause ] you see how those two dogs reacted before the shaking happened . Animals thought to be more sensitive to the pwaves. They are the first waves from a quake generally smaller and harder to feel. But the baby is jolted awake by secondary or the swaves. Those come in that more rolling motion we all
Of the san mateo bridge. A stunning loss for the San Pablo Police department. One of its officers was killed yesterday in an accident as he rode his motorcycle to work. As joe vazquez reports, the death of officer ken zink will be felt deeply at a local school. It was rough. A lot of students in pain. Reporter principal Jessica Petrilli says officer ken zink was one of a kind, the School Resource officer. There wasnt a Single Person who said i just talked to him yesterday. I swear that was the number one response i heard. Reporter officer zink died on his motorcycle on 80 in vallejo. He collided with a car then a freightliner a commercial truck pulling a trailer. He died on the scene. He spent the last nine years as a San Pablo Police officer, El Cerrito Police for six years before that. And he was also an officer in the u. S. Coast guard. He always made my day. He made me laugh. Reporter but at the middle school he was also the fatherly figure who always found a way to give everyone w
New this morning a pedestrian was killed last night in Johnson County near the interstate 380 and 80 interchange. This is a live look at traffic there this morning right now, vehicles are moving without any trouble but last night it was a different story. Story. The iowa state patrol says the pedestrian was hit by second and third. Here are a few pictures from the scene last night. Northbound traffic on 218 was blocked for several. Hours. Right now, authorities dont know what the man was doing walking along the highway. At this point, no names have been released and its still under investigation. A marion man is dead this morning after being hit by a train in alburnett. Alburnett. The linn county sheriff says the 44yearold man was driving a pickup truck towing a flatbred trailer when he drove in front of a Freight Train sunday. Officials say th truck caught fire and the driver was pronounced dead at the scene. He was the only person in the truck his name is not being released until his
And well show you a camera here storm scan is also not devoid of activity wet weather here and there and most notably south of jersey at this point all light showers. Heres one of the fog shots that promised granted the sun is not up yet and tough to tell what youre looking at here. I have seen couple cars coming up through and headlights as well as streetlights have that halo affect to them. Visibility is not ideal. Ive seen them as low as maybe half a mile to under half a mile in some locations. Its out there. Its not completely widespread. 63 current temperature at the airport. Modest wind helping those areas of fog to form. In the 50s in poconos and Atlantic City and as the day progresses we will not only see fog lift but higher clouds will have a chance to break apart and well get this see sunshin sunshine. Now officially calling for high of 75. Well hit that within the window of 1 or 2 00 and mild are day and we finally get sun just a few minor glitch as long the way. It is so ni