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kerendia can also cause low blood pressure and low sodium levels. so now that you know your abcs, don't wait. kidney damage from ckd in t2d is not reversible. so ask your doctor about slowing your kidney damage with kerendia. here is video today from palisades tahoe. what a sight. there yeah. the resort says it received 71in of fresh powder over just the last 24 hours. it's attracting skiers and boarders to the mountain, but many say it has been a challenging drive. >> variants coming up here where there was a lot of snow. we've seen maybe 3 or 4 accidents as well. we were trying to make it to tahoe donner, but we underestimate how long it was going to take. there in the snowy conditions. >> the berkeley snow lab recorded 30% of the average snowpack before the start of the weekend. that is compared to 185% from the year before. and i remember we made such a dent in our drought, and it seemed like we were on good track. >> yeah, well, we're in a pretty good track right now that we've got a series of storms coming in and producing snow. we're not goin

quo low visibility in the north bay especially in low lying valleys.heading to work, if you commute in the early hours, take it low. this afternoon the cloud will start to lift. doppler showing dry conditions this morning but that's going to look different as we wake up tomorrow around head into tomorrow evening. watch what happens. partly cloudy day. it's a beautiful day in the bay area with 50s, light winds, 60s into the santa clara valley. tomorrow morning we are waking up to light showers which quickly turns to heavy showers. this is around 5:00, 6:00 as heavy showers start. we will see gusty winds with it. isolated pockets of heavy showers and you can see that in the yellow. wednesday we finally catch the break we need. in long range models we have wetter than normal conditions. what does that mean? more rain after tomorrow. we will get a little bit of a break. i will show you on our seven-day forecast. here are our daytime highs today. we are talking about 50s or 60s for us. in the santa clara valley, we are seeing cloudy skies now. upper 50s nea

we do have very low visibility in parts of the north bay.novato checking in with zero visibility, so be careful driving on the stretch of 101, or anywhere around the north bay where we are seeing the fog develop. in berkeley, we will have temperatures in the upper 40s, and we are headed for the upper 50s and could see peeks of sunshine, but we will have filtered sunshine with highs reach into the low 60s. we will talk about the rain, coming up. >>> mike, you are saying bay bridge commuters may need to leave early? >> yeah, there was an early backup here at the bay bridge. the good news is over the last 20 minutes and half hour, i have been seeing steady improvement and now i see good movement. the metering lights were activated at 5:00 a.m. there were earlier problems, overnight construction, and that will be the case as well coming up overnight tonight as well there. to the north, theres's dense fog and that will be another factor as folks travel along 37, the 101 and the golden gate bridge as well. outside the earlier backup on the bay bri

we _ that low uptake? there is a big publicity drive. we have - that low uptake?re is a big publicity drive. we have had i that low uptake? there is a big | publicity drive. we have had the chief executive of the uk health security agency in birmingham today making the point that if families and children haven't had the first and children haven't had the first and second dose of that mmr jab they should come forward and get it. some young adults as well come up to the age of 25 or 30 can still get the vaccine if they missed out on childhoods. so a big push for vaccines. we have seen vaccine mobile units going into areas of north london to try to increase the take—up, but also within schools themselves because vaccine uptake in schools is critical. the idea is that pupils, families, might respond better to people they know, they trust, the school nurse, so there are a big vaccine clinics being set “p are a big vaccine clinics being set up in some schools in the west midlands at the moment and that is all to try to get the vaccine uptake back. we thought measles had

>> were extremely low income households i'm talking to households with extremely low incomeow i am talking in your district forng example a single person who s has a disability or is a senior and is on extremely limited fixed income of about 1g out of time because what i'm talking about a working family with a combined household income of no more than $25000. for these households the private market on its own you could ask any housing developer or that they are for-profit or nonprofit they will agree they cannot on their own make housing affordable pickwick so you make it affordable by having subsidies from the federal government is out you're saying? what's its required intervention from the federal governments. >> was the money coming from? >> the form of subsidies per. >> or is that coming from? what's outlays for housing assistance is about 1% too. >> yes but where's the money coming from on subsidies you said the federal government which i think is in that red to a tune of $36 trillion, where is it coming from?$3 >> 1% outlay. you're using percentages beer not answer my question. you

we have low 40s to low 50s.will begin to see a rebound now that the sun is up and shining overhead. if you do have clouds overhead and fog, it is a cold start for you. we've got 42 right now in rohnert park, 43 in fairfax and for the afternoon these temperatures are very much where we should be for the first day of january, upper 50s, low 60s, wet weather expected to return to the bay area by tomorrow. i'll have a look at the timeline and what we can expect in the extended forecast after the break. >> all right, rosemary, thank you. times 810 a victory for a bay area agency in marin county. that's policing richardson bay. we tell you how a new ruling will affect people who are now living illegally on boats. >> and the perfect way to end the year for the 49ers, the memorable moment when players learned they had clinched the number one seed in the nfc playoffs look mom, i found one. oh, yeah, you did. but we need an atm from our bank unless you want to spend a small fortune in fees. uh, no, thank you. banking with

this one will be low. and look at that. i mean, we're seeing some impressive totals being advertised here over the next 48 hours. uh especially as we get to saturday. i think you could get a lot more as well. turning cloudy, fog, drizzle, lightrillionain. not a lot. cloudy afternoon, then a cold rain arrives. 50s on the temps here and they won't be warming up anytime soon. we'll get a break. thursday friday next system. saturday >> thank you steve. the ntsb is continuing its investigation into that. 737 max jet that had a door blow out in midair. what boeing ceo says about the problems facing the company, and a warning about misinformation and artificial intelligence. >> we'll tell you why. some researchers say this could be one of the greatest threats facing humanity begin a five day strike. that's after university officials announced a final offer of a 5% pay hike to thousands of professors, lecturers, counselors, librarians and coaches. now, the union representing the employees say their members need a 12% pay raise to k

we anticipate defaults to remain very low in fixed-rate debt over the coming year.t is a very supportive marketplace. we don't have a maturity wall, we don't have any particular sectors exhibiting meaningful default risks. the names that are stressed are well-known. there is not a lot of jump risk, we think, in the market today. sonali: where do spreads go from here if you think about the future? if you think of compensating investors investing in the safer part of the structure, particularly thinking things will start to transouth, how can they see towards the next couple months? maureen: yeah, it's a good question, one that investors are really struggling with right now, given how lofty evaluations are. it is not a market that is pricing in anything that is suggesting recessionary headwinds are down the pipe. one of the things that is interesting is if you look at how investment-grade credit from a dollar price perspective has traded the last three years, we have a lot more discounted debt in the broader market then we had two years ago because we went through thi

even when that happens, housing will not be afforey low-income .rket on its build and operate an apartment that is affordable with low incomes because the rent that they can pay doesn't cover the cost to operate and maintain those cost. for this market failure, government intervention in the form of subsidies necessary to make this apartment s affordable to people with extremely low-income. >> thank you. lealth gap continues to grow i'm also concerned about the reality of modern-day red lighting, the chrmy wb are titled lack of expedia people are more likely to be denied mortgage loans in record. this report found that in boston when white applicants apply for mortgages the denial rate was 5% for black and latin at applicants the denial rate was 15.3% and 12.7% respectfully this is modern-day redlining. how does len didn't housing this commission impact the ho of color in what reforms do you recommend to curtail the unfair practices to prevent discrimination in lending is against the law but it absolutely practice and i would share statistics at na

but we also have low clouds, dense fog.easuring as rain, but just mist and drizzle that we're seeing from the low visibility and clouds coming in. the worst of the visibility is in the north bay. we will catch a break with some peeks of sunshine today and temperatures in the upper 50s to low 60s, and it's going to be a nice little break before that rain comes back tomorrow. so i'll have more on that and we'll talk about the timeline of that rain we're expecting tomorrow coming up in a few minutes. >>> well, one year ago today a farmworker shattered the quiet community of half moon bay, killing his coworkers. the mass shooting drawing spotlight to the issue of mental health and housing for those who grow our food. >> "today in the bay"'s kris sanchez talked with the mayor of half moon bay who was a farmworker himself. >> reporter: he feels very connected to this community, and one of the main things i wanted to know from mayor joaquin jimenez was how half moon bay and the farmworker community is healing one year after that s

low 40s to low 50s to start your morning. a chill in the air, a few sprinkles, a little bit of drizzle, a possibility out there right now, but the bigger story is going to be the afternoon commute. that's when we do see the front move through. storm tracker two here. northern california beginning to see a little bit more rain. but for us it looks like the second part of the day. in fact, we can roll into noontime with no sign of that rain for the central and south bay, lake county, the north bay. you may have scattered showers earlier. and then as we get into about 3:00, it's becoming a little bit more widespread. still waiting on this though, and it looks like it's going to hit us just in time for five, 6:00 in the afternoon. it's moving through by 7:00. it's heading east, and we'll call for scattered showers over the course of the late night hours and then through tomorrow morning, the sierra is going to get some snow. these storms coming our way for this week. some of the colder, perhaps the coldest, we have seen so far th

kerendia can also cause low blood pressure and low sodium levels.w that you know your abcs, don't wait. kidney damage from ckd in t2d is not reversible. so ask your doctor about slowing your kidney damage with kerendia. special local hero, a us marine corps combat fighter pilot. she is also the first indigenous woman from nasa to go to space, commanding a mission to the international space station. our dan noyes interviewed colonel nicole mann at the game and gives us her story in her own words. hi, i'm astronaut nicole mann and a colonel in the united states marine corps. >> i grew up here in northern california, and we're attending the 40 niners game today. our front line hero of the game, colonel nicole mann. so i was born in petaluma, california, just north of the city, and went to school at rancho cotati high school in rohnert park, uh- after there, i went to annapolis. the united states naval academy in maryland, and i knew i wanted to serve in the military, and i was interested in engineering and so that was a great school for both of those.

highs today 50 and low. low 60s. all right. 4:00 in the morning on a friday by a vote of 2 to 1, we allowed him to come back. here he is, dave. and i voted for you. just so you know. there you go. >> well, it's good to get two votes anyways. thank you. >> steve mallicoat is here among the living. >> yes. happy friday, one and all. let's take a look at traffic on this first friday of the new year. and as you can see, if you're heading to san francisco, the bay bridge toll plaza wide open. and by the way, yesterday that may have been the best commute all morning long head down to the san mateo bridge, a little bit of volume, but as you can see, traffic is moving, although it's a little frozen there. but take my word for it. they are moving. there they go. and then finally highway 880 northbound are the cars on the right with the red tail lights by the oakland coliseum. and that's moving along well as well on a so far a friday light, dave. we'll send it back to you. >> all right. frank thank you. time is 401 for the pas

and then looking at our forecast over the next several days, we're going from low 60s for today to lowat's going to be so nice to get a taste at least for a few days as we see that combining with the sunshine. and looking at san francisco, our temperatures, well, they will be warming up. mike, how is it looking in the east bay? >>> things look the same as last time we took a look at the bridge toll plaza with the predictable build. this lane is clear around the toll plaza, just around the bend farther than we can see, there's the crash we talked about. it is causing more slowing so that will be a factor if you are driving from the east shore freeway across the bridge to san rafael, 580. meanwhile, everything else is moving smoothly. the incident on 24 is affecting the commuter but showing east bay slowing. those are moving smoothly predictably there and around the rest of the bay. >> thanks, mike. >>> 6:22. emotions on full display at chase center for players, coaches, fans and family. >> the warriors taking to the court for the first time since the death of the beloved assistant coach

better computers, thanks to low gravity, a low gravity research could also give us foster computers in the future. suddenly conductive all the brains on most of the electronics in the form of micro chips. but the development has stagnated in the last few years. the main components, typically silicon or germanium, simply have limits in what they can achieve in space. we have a much better chance of optimizing the structure of these elements. so may even be the opportunities to generate complete new materials that could make complete as faster. some experts assume semiconductors made that materials generated in space could be up to 10 or a 100 times more efficient. how is this supposed to work? in fact, none of this is reading. you have been experiments on the i ss, but he is run by academics. government agencies on commercial customers like access to the international space station is very limited and the interest is continuously growing. that's why big private space plans like space x and blue origin investing and commercial space labs that are floating in low earth orbit. but there's

better computers, thanks to low gravity, a low gravity research could also give us foster computers in the future. somebody conductive all the brains on most of the electronics in the form of micro chips, but the development has stagnated in the last few years. the main components, typically silicon or germanium, simply have limits in what they can achieve in space. we have a much better chance of optimizing the structure of these elements. they may even be the opportunities to generate complete new materials that can make complete as faster. some experts assume semi conductance made that materials generated in space could be up to 10 or a 100 times more efficient. how is this supposed to work? in fact, none of this is reading. you have been experiments on the i ss, but he is run by academics. government agencies on commercial customers like access to the international space station is very limited and the interest is continuously growing. that's why big private space plans like space x and blue origin are investing and commercial space labs that are floating in low earth orbit. but th

better computers, thanks to low gravity, a low gravity research could also give us foster computers in the future. somebody conductive all the brains on most of the electronics in the form of micro chips. but the development has stagnated in the last few years. the main components, typically silicon or germanium, simply have limits in what they can achieve in space. we have a much better chance of optimizing the structure of these elements. they may even be the opportunity to generate complete new materials that can make complete as faster. some experts assume semiconductors made that materials generated in space could be up to 10 or a 100 times more efficient. how is this supposed to work? in fact, none of this is reading, you have been experiments on the i ss, but he is run by academics. government agencies on commercial customers like access to the international space station is very limited and the interest is continuously growing. that's why big private space plans like space x and blue origin are investing and commercial space labs that are floating in low earth orbit. but there'

it is also a healthy and low-cost method called electrolysis with these membranes. among the methods of water desalination, the electrodialysis process is one of the most advanced methods of removing salts from water , and huge investments are made for the development and application of this process in the world. the membrane, which is the most important part of the electrodialysis method, here at amirkabir university , the young technologists of this university have built it. mother located in this laboratory, in this research , we prepared a series of cost-effective carbon membranes based on phosphorus materials, and in fact , our main goal is to measure the membranes. it is true that we were able to design gels suitable for confectionery products that have high spatial stability, chemical stability, and high operational stability, while they can provide high selectivity and suitable ionic content. in addition to being used in the desalination process of salt water, these membranes are also used in other industries. in agricultural, medical, pharmaceutical, nuclea

credit and low down payments. and what we did was we took an outdated pricing grid that was so outdated that it overcharged a lot of the borrowers with the low credit and, and it overcharged other borrowers. and so, we took the current capital rule which really looks at on a loan by loan basis, the risk associated with each loan. and we calibrated the pricing grids to accommodate the new capital. i'd be happy to walk everybody through that. >> it was controversial that those with good credit would be punished and those with not so would be rewarded. i yelled back. >> mr. chairman, thanks gentleman from pennsylvania, the gentlewoman from massachusetts miss presley is now recognized , for five minutes. >> thank you, director thompson for joining us and for what you do each day i represent the massachusetts seventh congressional district. there was a report the color of wealth put out by the federal reserve of boston that states that the average wealth for a black bostonian family is $8 and that of a white family is

better computers, thanks to low gravity, a low gravity research could also give us foster computers as a future, semi conductive of the brain on most of our electronics in the form of micro chips . but the development has stagnated in the last few years. the main components, typically silicon or germanium, simply have limits in what they can achieve in space. we have a much better chance of optimizing the structure of these elements. they may even be the opportunities to generate complete new materials that could make complete as fast. but some experts assume submitting that to make that materials generated in space could be up to 10 or a 100 times more efficient. how is this supposed to work? in fact, none of this is reading. you have been experiments on the i ss for he is run by academics, government agencies and commercial customers like access to the international space station is very limited and the interest is continuously growing. that's why big private space plans like space x and blue origin investing and commercial space labs that are floating in low earth orbit. but there's

, low 60s. frank mallicoat is here at 701. a bridge, a freeway. where are we starting? >> first we're going to start with a highway. we're going to take you to the east bay highway for an issue there actually was a hit run happened about an hour ago. no injuries. that is a good thing. westbound for at san marco boulevard. so you're going to have a bit of an issue if you're heading for out towards highway 80 or you're going to head into concord, might be a bit of a slowdown. there for take a look at that san mateo bridge. some of those silicon valley commuters coming in are going a little bit on the slow side. that has picked up in volume in the last hour, but they are moving and that is a good thing. and then maybe the best commute of them all, although it is a bit of a slowdown on the span. but getting through the bay bridge toll plaza right now is a piece of cake. that's traffic at 702. dave we'll send it back to the desk. >> okay, frank. thank you. well, we're still following the developing n

in bad conditions with low wages. exploitation. no benefits or holidays or sick leave. we met a chinese employee worked in i bakery worked many hour and employer did not tell them about over pitime. in san francisco laborers are not protected and does work with the worker right collaborative to enforce worker rights and here to ask instead of sending reserve fundos other things we like to continue funding for worker rights enforcement and out reach. thank you. thank you for the translation. next speaker, please. >> i'm may chow. we know the city spent a lot on apeck and believe the funds should be used to develop our communities and working families. sefrm years of out roach we see cases wars don't have over time of minimum wage. sick leave wages and discriminated against. we met domestic workers only earning 80 dollars per day. >> a lot of workers of color because of language barriers don't understand labor rights in the united states. and when they face issues they don't know where to find help. worker out reach pro

but upper 50s to low, low 60s. all right.nated to the to the miramonte hall of fame period. >> yeah. >> the ring of honor. frank mallicoat high praise from a campolindo man. >> that's that's rare. our our neighbors, our rivals. okay steve. good morning everyone. sal enjoying the holiday. good to be here. and we're going to kick it off in the east bay. miramonte campolindo. after all. and we are in the city of lafayette. and as you can see traffic is picking up quite a bit. lafayette. that's highway 24. and let's check that macarthur maze at this hour. and well, we moved a little bit quicker. all right. well, there's the bay bridge toll plaza. you get the idea. uh, things actually are moving along just fine. we're going to check that south bay commute coming up in about 15 minutes or so. dave. we'll send it back to you. all right. >> frank, thank you. time now, 531 developing story in berkeley this morning. law enforcement blocked off people's park in berkeley as uc berkeley prepares to build student housing at that site, work

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50s to low 60s. and we'll see a lot of those temperatures around the bay area. >>> mike, you've been tracking that commute? >> yes, as you expect, it's building at the bay bridge toll plaza, it's a pretty gradual build. the middle lanes filled in first and now we're filling in the rest of the pop laying. no drama on the span but slower as we approach san francisco. highway 37, highway 4, right on pace. no major issues as we look at the big view of the bay. there will be more fog, i've seen it creeping around along the delta, discovery bay, highway 4 from time to time. a little slowing for san jose, typical as well. here is the big change. look at this drive time for vasco road, it suddenly jumped up by a few minutes. almost a half hour toward 580. back to you. >>> in just a matter of hours, we're going to learn more about the billionaire funded planned community that's going up in solano county from the developers themselves. >> "today in the bay"'s kris sanchez is joining us with what those founders

low 30's for most of us, upper 30's and low 40's believe warming up to the 50's just slightly below the average this time of year. and the rams are in town playing against the forty-niners that went 25 tomorrow at levi stadium. low 50's mostly sunny and a light breeze out there. so nice weather for that football game. your seven-day forecast, though. so nice. calm weather sunday, monday, but then that unsettled pattern tuesday, wednesday, mostly beneficial rain there. but that next storm we're eyeing is next weekend. yeah, that well, yeah. and we're still fine-tuning exactly. who's going to be impacted? the rain totals and snow totals but just be ready. because winter is here. yet. winters here, the it's good to see that we've had consistently throughout this winter so and then chill. we got to worry about, too. yes, yes, the chill. so bundle up. if you're heading out tomorrow morning. >> all right, kelly, thank you. you're welcome. well, today, some bay area residents came together to clean up the tenderloin name. matt at alford, he bought a park their goal to give the tenor line a fre

. >> item low approval of the minutes of december 12 of 23. >> so. are there questions or addendums to the minutes. let us open public comment. >> members present to provide comment on item 3 the approval of the minutes? >> none, can i request a motion and second to approve the minutes of december 12? >> second. >> a motion and second can we are roll call. >> president paulson. >> aye. >> rivera. >> aye. >> maxwell. ajami. >> stacy. >> aye. >> you have 5 aye's >> item 4 is general public comment. general public comment do we have members present to address the commission in the jurisdiction and not on the agenda. >> commissioners i want to address an important issue in our community. and that's jobs. the way we look at it now is because that so much coming down the pipeline on church street. is skills for our young people. men and women who are dying. and we had an opportunity to invest in our young people of from the year 2016 and you failed. you may not know this, but -- the contracting center was my vision. to focus on young people of the and then

we will stay cloudy with highs reaching into the low 60s.e will talk about the arrival of the next storm for tomorrow in a few minutes. >>> mike has a look at lower gas prices around the bay area. >> yeah, i saw a couple prices lower this morning than yesterday. we will check vallejo. yesterday was royal gas and today it's central gas at 3.57. contra costa county has 3.65 for the lowest, and last week's leader is today's high price on this chart, los gatos, 3.69. right now the fog is the factor right now. we do have slowing across the bay bridge. >>> young people, the younger generation are having a hard time doing so. >>> warnings of more layoffs at google using very ceo language. we will take a look, coming up. >>> can you taste it? picture a world of melting possibilities. cheese flavors you. right now at 5:13, we are taking a look at our day planner for brentwood. we will be mostly cloudee today as our temperatures go from the mid-40s to mid-50s this afternoon. we have one more day to prepare for the rain coming in this weekend. we will

because it will be necessary to talk about the creation of a low-altitude radar field on the territory of ukraine, so that it is such... that neither the topography of the area nor the riverbeds will interfere with seeing unmanned aerial vehicles that are moving on the territory of ukraine and trying to destroy our infrastructure objects not in war zones. that is, it is actually about the fact that you have created a new radar that will ensure the detection of cruise missiles, there are shaheds at low altitudes, and this will be implemented. inexpensive, it will be possible to scale and quite efficiently, and what are the expected rls, the expected technical characteristics, then the combination of these two rls passive and active, there will be in the system of active rls, there are two stations, so one station is the one that detects, that is it is constantly surveying, the so-called detection range is up to 100 km, depending on which target is moving, that is... the smaller the target, the shorter the detection distance will be, of course, 100 km for low-altitude targets, because of

temperatures in the low 50s. how low will they go? >> it will get colder.ee low to mid 30s around the east bay valleys coming into the low 50s by the afternoon. the final game of the season at levi the 49ers park will be popular tomorrow. no rain but 50s and breezy. we will have another cold meeting for monday and then the cold returns on >>> tonight, the >>> tonight, the terrifying moments aboard an alaska airlines flight after a hole blows through the cabin at 17,000 feet. the faa quickly grounding nearly 200 other planes new video shows the dramatic near disaster. a nightmare scenario for passengers the clothes on one child sucked out. oxygen masks drog.

to special software provision that will used, that is... that is, this radar station will work with lowpower, it will be quite difficult to detect it, but at the same time it will see up to 100 km, how high should this antenna be raised so that it can see up to 3 m to 3 m , yes, that is, look, the question is that the low-altitude radar field is just up to 500 m, despite the fact that it will be necessary to install them in those places where our anti-aircraft missile system is located. does not see at these low altitudes at low altitudes does not see targets, that is, it is the terrain, it is the riverbeds along which they move exactly, well, at the moment, the shaheds in the majority, using this story, understand the white spots that are in air defense, and that is why they use it, which is now the next stage, there will be tests of this system, adoption for support, for service, if it's... specifications are confirmed, then scaling via ordering, right? yes, that is, and the second radar, which should work in this system, is the so-called shooting radar station. we currently have mobi

as the clouds increase, look for low temperatures mainly in the low to mid 40s, up to the north bay, the far north a little bit chillier with lows there in the upper 30s at ukiah, lakeport and santa rosa. then tomorrow's highs even as the rain starts to sweep southward, pretty mild over much of the bay area south and east of the golden gate. highs there in the low to mid 60s up in the north bay where it will be raining and it will be cooler with highs mainly in the upper 50s. so let's take a look at the approaching storm on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale. it ranks a level one for tomorrow. showers and some downpours. breezy. gusty at times and of course wet and slippery roadways. forecast animation starting at 8 a.m. shows the arrival of rain in the north bay between 8 a.m. and about 12 noon. it becomes heavier, more widespread, much heavier. in fact, by about three in the afternoon. and then after that it sweeps to other parts of the bay area, so we'll all get a pretty good drenching out of this storm before it starts to lose some of its intensity late tomorrow night. bu

will stay in the low and mid 50s for overnight lows. heading into friday. future weather shows you we'll have a lot of cloud cover in place, maybe some pockets of drizzle. first thing along the coast, but it's in the afternoon. we start to see thatrillionain move onshore. we'll have showers, some isolated downpours and that continues through friday evening, and friday night will track those isolated downpours to finish out the night. winds will pick up out of the south. you'll see the gusts anywhere from 20 to 35mph, so it's just a wet and windy friday night ahead. rainfall totals we're expecting less than about three quarters of an inch of rain out of this system, but heavier rain is going to move in here over the weekend. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. it's mostly cloudy today, wet and windy tomorrow night, and then we have showers and downpours on saturday. sunday monday. even the chance of a thunderstorm to start next week in the wet pattern continues for tuesday and wednesday. sue good morning and fog. >> the big story this morning for your

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better computers, thanks to low gravity, a low gravity research could also give us foster computers in the future, suddenly conductive all the brains on most of the electronics in the form of micro chips. but the development has stagnated in the last few years. the main components, typically silicon or germanium, simply have limits in what they can achieve in space. we have a much better chance of optimizing the structure of these elements. the may even be the opportunities to generate complete new materials that could make complete as fast. but some experts assume semiconductors made that materials generated in space could be up to 10 or a 100 times more efficient. how is this supposed to work for me? or in fact, none of this is reading. you have been experiments on the i ss, but he is from the academics, government agencies on commercial customers. i like access to the international space station is very limited and the interest is continuously growing. that's why big private space plans like space x and blue origin investing and commercial space labs that are floating in low earth o

and then this is the low pressure. this is sort of the setup. this low comes in.t's where the clouds come from. it's not wet for us north of us it will be. but for us we'll be on the south end. so it's going to be about clouds next couple of days and mild to very warm temperatures sunday for the game is going to be very, very warm with temperatures possibly in the low 70s. after that we get into a pretty aggressive progression pattern, which would indicate the potential for a lot of rain or some rain, or maybe not a lot of rain at all. so it could go in. either way, there's a lot going on because it's so far out early february, so february fourth, fifth. so when i come back, we'll look at the long range model. we'll try to get at least an idea and we'll take a look at your five day forecast. all right bill thank you. >> we'll see you in a bit. well the california highway patrol has released a new docu series. it provides a never before seen look into the intense and rigorous training of the chp academy. >> for most of you, this journey will be the most difficult y

and lows are cooler, low 40s, mid 40s.in the morning air right at 40 for orinda, lafayette danville is 41. north dublin's 41. castro valley 4242 out in brentwood. so cooler there even in the mountains. they were in the 30s yesterday. they're in the 20s here. so that's a good sign. a lot of show. not much go today. cloud cover rolls in. if there's anything, it'd be well to the north. our front is developing. there's two pieces to it that will roll in friday. and then another section comes in saturday. kind of keep the beat going. probably a little heavier to the north and the south. but for friday, a quarter of an inch to about an inch looks to be about right to me, but heavier amounts are on the way, especially off. and on saturday, sunday, monday and again wednesday. by the time it all settles down, santa rosa, ukiah, those are some hefty totals there showing up and good news in the mountains. it will be a heavy, wet sierra cement, but we'll get there unless a snow level goes above lake level. but it's looking a little mo

better computers, thanks to low gravity, a low gravity research could also give us foster computers as a future, semi conductive or the brains on most of the electronics in the form of micro chips . but the development has stagnated in the last few years. the main components, typically silicon or germanium, simply have limits in what they can achieve in space. we have a much better chance of optimizing the structure of these elements. the may even be the opportunities to generate complete new materials that can make complete as fast . but some experts assume semiconductors made that materials generated in space could be up to 10 or a 100 times more efficient. how is this supposed to work? in fact, none of that says reading. you have been experiments on the i ss for he is run by academics. government agencies on commercial customers like access to the international space station is very limited and the interest is continuously growing. that's why big private space plans like space x and blue origin investing and commercial space labs that are floating in low earth orbit. but there's als

maybe a few low 60s. all right, here he is filling in for sal, my fellow rocker, mister frank mallicoat. >> there you go. yeah. let's go to a concert. steve. i'm ready anytime. all righty. we have a bit of a bridge trifecta. i got three collisions all north bay bridges. and let's take a look. it has been a bit of a mess today. all non-injury accidents. but here's how it looks. midspan 580 northbound richmond bridge. you can see the slowdown there all in red fender bender in the metering light area. bay bridge been a very busy day on the bay bridge. they are cleaning that up. look at the bayshore freeway all the way to richmond. if you're driving down to jump on that bridge or head parts south and also there was a crash, uh, near the vista area of the golden gate bridge. it appears that has been cleaned up, but may have been contributed. we've talked about the fog all morning long, and right now that is the one bridge that is still mired in the fog. we'll take you back to the bay bridge and i'm sorry. it's

of volume is low. anyone who relies on volume like real estate agents, that's not so great. how much will supply solve that problem? they would like to see more building and is rates come down and that backs up this year, maybe we can get some help in the housing market but we are not there now. host: is the supply increasing? guest: rates of construction were not as highs they were in 2022. it would be great for them to catch up. host: ohio, republican, you're a first. caller: yeah, your outlook on the u.s. economic and you are not affiliated with republicans or democrats. they are all stating how bad the economy is for the last three years. inflation is down from the highs it was. it's still way up and they just talked about it nonstop. we are $37 trillion or more in debt. i just bought a second home but my first home is paid for. my girlfriend bought another one in ohio. she got a 30 year mortgage and we have 20 people trying to buy from us. i have friends who are builders. there is no demand with t

and that low moves in tomorrow. let's time out the rain. we are going to start out with some light showers early in the morning, and then a bit of a break, but still partly to mostly cloudy throughout the day tomorrow. at 3:00, we're seeing that initial line of rain moving into parts of the north bay, and it gets heavier as we go into tomorrow evening. by 8:00, it's approaching san francisco and oakland and really picking up with the rainfall this may come along also with some gusty winds. then it continues into tomorrow evening and even the possibility of a few isolated thunderstorms. so, between tomorrow afternoon through wednesday, we have the possibility of measuring about a half to three-quarters of an inch of rain, most of us getting a decent soaking of rainfall across the bay area. then going ahead into the rest of the week, another storm system comes in on friday into saturday. i know that's during your weekend when you're trying to get out and about. we are going to see some wet weather passing by, potentially more next week. and t

so we have another area of low pressure. it is on track to bring us some very light precipitation on saturday. boy, that plume of moisture is way out over the open waters. we have a very active weather pattern. i believe the next big storm will be next wednesday. so with the approaching system on saturday only up to about a quarter of an inch of rain and the wettest locations otherwise. high surf 15 to 18ft is possible on saturday and sunday and let it snow with that winter storm watch in effect for the tahoe area saturday through sunday. we're anticipate seeing 10 to 20in of snow above 7000ft. but surely easily a half a foot is snow at lake level. current air temperature 29 degrees around the rim of the lake tahoe area. and check out these overnight lows on saturday and sunday. you need to be prepared. these are almost record lows. the records were set way back in the 80s, 36 degrees apiece. tonight, livermore and in santa rosa. tomorrow's daytime highs. there you have it. 50s and low 60s. that's as good as it gets. we'll h

low 40s, low 50s to start the morning 45 right now in novato, 50 degrees in san francisco. i'll have a look at the afternoon highs for you today and talk more about that wet weather on the way in the extended forecast after the break. >> all right. thank you. rosemary a legal battle over a new california law goes right up to the deadline. coming up, the ruling just before the new year and what it means for gun owners starting today and for the 49ers. >> it was a huge day. we'll see the exact moment the players found out they had clinched the number one seed in the nfc. only minutes after they defeated the washington commanders and just a quick reminder, you can now stream ktvu news on your smart tv. you can watch live newscasts and see stories on demand on your amazon fire tv, roku, apple tv or android tv. just search for the fox local app and then select ktvu australia. of course, among the first to ring in 2024. and this is how it looked. aussies welcome the new year with a fireworks display and light show over the iconic sydney harbor bridge. some families. in the east b