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High winds across the bay area today with more on the way sunday, the Bay Area National Weather Service is forecasting wind gusts more than 30 Miles Per Hour in San Francisco and Half Moon Bay in santa rosa. Its predicted to be about 27 Miles Per Hour. And firefighters are concerned. For us with the increase in wind speeds. The lowering lowering of humidities, as well as the drying of fuels, any sort of mean wildfire could rapidly spread under conditions like this. Santa rosa fire Marshal Paul Lowenthal says with the vegetation being so dry. Theyre concerned with fires pushing down the north b...

And after 10. And that is where we find kron fours. Dan kerman with the latest on the investigation. Dan bizarre. A very bizarre, not something you see often in after 10 here at this home. At 3. 51, stockbridge to avenue. We can tell you. But at this point, not only do they want to know who buried the car, but why they buried the car. We can tell you that cadaver dogs had a slight hit off possible human remains, but no human remains have been found. In fact, police say what they sniffed could be anything at this point. Excavation of a vehicle buried 45 feet underground in the backyard of this ...

Stopping by here just to get a glimpse. We just want i want to get amazing that a whole car was buried. And the ground and thats why stand. Perkins drove from San Francisco to stockbridge ave in atherton saturday afternoon. My wife and i was like lets out to has a tendency exactly was going on out there. It was quiet outside the home, but it was a different scene on friday. Dogs brought in so far no human remains have been discovered. Police and the mateo county crime lab spent the last 2 days working to unravel a mystery. How this mercedesbenz discovered by landscapers ended up buried in the ...

Destroys buildings, knocks out power to thousands of homes and disrupts travels; no irregularities confirmed at nuclear power

A series of quakes culminating with a magnitude of 7.6 has hit near the northern coast of Japan, triggering fears of tsunami. Although the alert has been lowered, the country still met with deaths and material damage.