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Power. Pg e started turning the lights off early this morning, but the utilities scaledback the number of impacted customers citing a change in weather conditions. Here is a live look right now at pg e briefing, it is just about to get underway. We will go ahead and keep an eye on this for an update on power shutoffs we will bring you any developments as soon as this thing starts going up. Facebook is moving ahead on a new mega campus in fremont. The 9 million square feet complex is it to go up ...

This community. Reporter the seller at the stand forgot to ask her for an id to prove her residency. Are you going to them in town . No. Reporter the seller later said it was an honest mistake with the gilroy Fire Marshals Office says undercover buyers buyers around just in they will go up and see if they will sell to them and there are restrictions and potential citations if they sell to folks who do not live in the city. Reporter the Gilroy City Council approved a firework sales years ago to b...

For the holidays as todays Safety Experts issued a wakeup call for pilots. They have studied a new tape of that crash in San Francisco and are warning its time to concentrate on people trained to fly the planes and not just the technology. Abcs Senior National correspondent jim avila takes us through this new tape. Reporter a new look from the airport camera at this devastating accident. Clear skies in july, daylight at San Francisco international, this boeing 777 cartwheels down the runway, kil...

Need that midday shot of headlines, weather, and positive and encouraging interviews? the new, expanded KARE 11 News at Noon fits the bill.

Meteorologist Ben Dery was in the elements Thursday when powerful winds created a "Leaf Globe" of sorts. It's the kind of moment the KARE Backyard was made for.

According to a recent report, Minnesota is expected to see above average temperatures compared to a normal year and either average or below average snowfall.

KARE 11 meteorologist Ben Dery says a "cut-off low," a system that cuts off from a weather pattern and stalls, is responsible for dropping 6 inches or more in areas.

With a chance for extreme heat on the way, KARE 11 meteorologist Ben Dery explains why it's actually been rare for temperatures to reach 100 degrees in August.

Incredible northern lights displays in Minnesota are being driven by a solar cycle that won't peak until 2025.

A storm that rolls in Thursday and Friday won't be the worst we've seen this winter, but the timing and human impact will make it a Weather Warn Day.