you can recommend me, miles.— recommend me, miles.first one, i'll take the second one! _ around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. judges in england and wales have agreed a plan to end the worst delays on rape cases coming to trial. 18! trials that have been delayed more than two years, will now have to go before a jury by the end ofjuly. lord justice edis, thejudge in charge of the plan, says victims have been facing unacceptable delays. a majorfire near southampton's st mary's stadium has resulted in their championship match against preston being called off. a smoke plume coming from industrial units on marine parade could be seen from miles around. one person has been treated for the effects of breathing in smoke. junior doctors in northern ireland are taking strike action over pay for the first time today. the british medical association says the deal put to them was the minimum junior doctors could have been offered. the department of health in northern ireland said the pr

gusts in excess of 25 mile-an-hour winds. the numbers were 40 miles an hour earlier today. a burst of wind energy will head in later tonight and tomorrow morning, but, for the most part. valleys around the bay area will have 25-30 mile-an-hour gusts, the wind advisory for valley locations closer to sea level. that was allowed to expire at 5:00 p.m. a wind advisory for the higher elevations through 11:00 perform tomorrow. that is where the winds are to exsed exceed 50 miles an hour. keeping the above average temperatures for the weekend. the weekend is looking the nicest we have seen in awhile. details coming up. >> we will take it. thank you, paul. >>> you may remember the massive protest five months ago that shutdown the bay bridge for hours leaving many drivers frustrated. today, the 78 people who were arrested that day, they are celebrating. they reached an agreement that will allow them to avoid jail time. our wilson walker was in court with the group's supporters where they showed up. >>>. >> the bay bridge walked out of the courtroom to the cheering crowd. packing the

i was curious on the one half mile and the sinking of a half mile versus something for limited? >> this is, i'd be happy to do a quarter mile through the chair but i'm looking at the previous language, i think the previous language said one mile. i'm just looking at the strike out, 23020 feet which is a quaert of a mile would be consistent with what we just did in tpe and also at base, at a high level, i think the city is grappling with two very different things that are running counter to each other. which is and this is why i sided the tobacco paraphernalia and this is why i sited the mission alcoholic beverage sud. because if you look at the fundamental differences between nc1 and what happens in commercial districts, the fundamental difference is alcohol. which is permitted in nc1 and capped in ncs. and so, one part of the city is trying to make things more per miss sif. and the other is public safety. that to me, if we're being consistent is why, and a quarter of a mile makes sense. but it does not make sense to have restrictions over things that a neighborhood over an over

, 37 mile an hour gust and 34 mile an hour gust in san jose.the way played out all around the bay area. now, the top side of things, though, look at the temperatures, 70 degrees with the offshore winds in san jose. 71 right now in hayward, the 68 beautiful of san francisco, 70 71 in petaluma and 70 degrees in santa rosa. so you get those downslope winds 10 to warm things up and make for some beautiful weather other than the winds outside right now. yep. it's quiet out there. the snow piling up. you can see it over the sierra nevada on the visible live shot right now. well, we're going to some more beautiful conditions over the next couple of days. high pressure just kind of sitting overhead tonight. if you head out the door should be a nice evening out there. but yeah, it will be blustery at times, mostly sunny skies. temperatures staying very mild into the evening hours. if you're headed out the door. so get out and enjoy almost a nice springfield to outside tonight. high pressure kind of big blocking ridge building in now you see that the big

mount diablo topped 70 miles an hour today.t was 70 at mount eminem, oakland hills and big rock ridge 48 miles an hour. healdsburg hills 62. with that offshore flow, it is really mild. i mean, these look like high temperatures right now. 66 in hayward, it is 64 degrees in santa rosa compared to 24 hours ago. we're running 12 degrees warmer in santa rosa. i'll let you know how long the wind and the warmth will stick around. coming right up, dan. >> all right, sandy, thanks very much. you know, a great mix of live music, dance and theater really can add so much to the vibrancy of a city. >> it can. and in san jose, organizations in the arts can now apply to a new grant program helping to promote them and downtown tonight, abc seven south bay reporter lauren martinez takes you to two local stages, working to build a better bay area. >> okay, good. that way we're throwing all the way. okay run that again really quick. >> there is power in performing arts city lights theater company has been open for 41 years in san jose. >> this is

you will notice even at 9 p.m. 40 mile an hour winds 45 mile an hour winds tomorrow morning. those wind gusts in the 35 to 40 range. and then after tomorrow morning, the winds will die down high surf advisory until 4 p.m. tomorrow. 17 footers right now. up to 20 foot waves expected. you can certainly see those waves in santa cruz right now. and as you look at the timeline here, downpours continue through the night as we head towards tomorrow morning, switches over to snow showers. mount hamilton, cobb mountain lake and mendocino counties. a waves of showers will continue for your saturday, so tomorrow's a good day to be inside. and then sunday will be a better day to be outside. even though there will be showers. so taking you through sunday night, we're looking at upwards of an inch to almost two inches for the wettest spots. your morning temperatures, 30s and 40s, make sure you have your winter gear tomorrow afternoon. 40s and 50s and the accuweather seven day wintry mix. level one through the weekend. another one for monday, tuesday and wednesday. that's weaker though. >>

north winds 20 to 30 miles an hour with gusts 45 to 65 miles an hour.inez strait the delta through 5:00. and we are looking at temperatures with less wind to stay very mild into your sunday with low 70s, maybe a little patchy fog to get going. how about monday? numbers will get even milder away from the shoreline in the mid 70s mid 60s at our beaches. here comes a bit of a cool down the first day of spring on tuesday, and then we'll look at perhaps some more rain into the latter part of next week. so not quite done. it seems like with the rainy season 73 in oakland today, breezy, 72, in palo alto, the accuweather seven day forecast. we've got the parade looking fantastic for your sunday. starting out on the cool side, then some upper 60s san francisco spring arrives on tuesday. wednesday increasing clouds could see a little rain return to the bay area by thursday. and how about some of that morning? a little b treacherous with the wind, gloria? >> yeah, you know what? we know that friday's people like to go to tahoe for the weekend. so of course we have

wind speeds are expected to hit up to 50 miles per hour. heading into this afternoon, we see a very similar trend with wind speeds moving in from the north him anywhere from 30 miles per hour to 40 miles per hour with gusty conditions impacting san francisco too. heading into the afternoon hours, we will see it dived down just a little bit. as we wake up tomorrow morning, close to areas like sonoma and napa, we could get up to 60 miles per hour winds like you see right here. about 40 miles per hour winds expected near danville tomorrow morning. when those winds start whipping up in our local communities, we start to see that pollen count increased too. it does not help that it is drying up but today and tomorrow we are in that high category. saturday to sunday, medium-high category. keep that in mind because there is plenty of events happening for us this weekend. upper 60s in the forecast and low 70s just in time for saturday and sunday if you are heading out to travis air force base to watch those blue angels fly all over the northbay. we

big rock in marin county and still looking at over 54 miles an hour, over 50 miles an hour.ast foothills. so that's why our wind advisory, lasting through 11:00. it is 61, in san francisco. so all of that air moving around, making for a very mild start out there. 51 in fremont, looking at upper 50s vallejo, 54 calistoga. so it's not going to take much to climb into the 70s today with all that sunshine. so numbers are 17 degrees milder up in the north bay. we will get the winds to back off as we go through the afternoon. so as we head through the morning hours, a quick warm up into the low 60s, 11:00 and with a lot of sunshine, we'll reach the low 70. in san jose, this is at about 230, but still the winds will begin to ease in the south bay first, and then a nice mild late afternoon and a nice weekend ahead. gloria, that sounds nice. >> thank you. lisa. yeah, our traffic volume is a lot lighter on this friday with those remote workers who work from home on fridays. so you look here from tracy to dublin. is will only take you about 34 minutes right now. a lot less time than it

big rock about 27 miles per hour. i did just look at mount diablo there, gusting to about 40 right now, even though that sensor dropped out. but 48 lastrapes you can see even in the oakland hills gusting to about 38 miles per hour, bringing it down to the surface. very gusty as well. right down into our valleys and into our cities. obviously san francisco right now about 30 miles per hour. but the thing i want you to notices yesterday, we talked about the direction of the wind changing to an offshore direction. and you can see that very defined northerly flow right now with all of the different wind arrows showing you that we've got that offshore wind that is going to dry us out and warm us up. and you can see again, some of these numbers like fairfield up to 28 miles per hour right now. so obviously not surprising that we're under a wind advisory in the sierra still under that high wind warning where they could see gusts up to about 80 miles per hour. we're looking more that 40 to 45 miles per 8 per hour range. proba

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miles: in yorktown heights, i met jay.tum computers his companyis rolling out quantum computers that are not perfect but are built with some error correction. jay: if we can increase the rate of what we can stale whilst making improvements, we will be at a point where these will be able to do something we could never do with classical computers. miles: the company has already deployed more than 75 quantum computers. mostly users are trying to find ways to program these machines. it is entirely different from classical computer coding. >> it is definitely going to be a huge competition. i think this is going to be the decade where quantum computing emerges as a technology that will be a permanent part of the landscape of the world of computing. but a race also has a connotation that you run something and it ends but i don't see this as ending. miles: researchers say a practical, error-free quantum computer may be a decade away. but the goal of solving huge problems with the smallest particles of the universe is alluring eno

we have those gusts registering in the 25 to 35-mile-an-hour range, even 36-mile-an-hour wind gust at oakland airport. these are the wind gusts close to sea level where most of the density populated parts of the bay area are. up in elevation the strongest gusts have been there even up to 70 miles an hour. the winds will go up and down the next 24 hours, but they don't head down for good until tomorrow late afternoon. the wind advisory for the higher terrain continues through 11:00 a.m. tomorrow. it has been allowed to expire for some of the valley locations around the bay area, but it's going to be blustery throughout the day, but the weekend looks fantastic, details coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you. >>> two hotels and some people living in the tenderloin are suing the city, saying they're using their neighborhood as a containment zone for the city's drug trade and other vices. they aren't looking for monetary damages, not looking for money. instead the federal complaint says they want the city to treat the tenderloin like they do all the other neighborhoods in san francisco.

helena and blackhawk in the east bay over 30 miles an hour. the wind will come down in elevation as we head through the night. the hour-by-hour wind gusts at sea level will hover around 30 miles an hour through most of the daylight hours thursday. you go up in elevation, those wind gusts could potentially get over 50 miles an hour. we have a wind advisory in effect for most of the bay area through 11:00 a.m. friday, but the strongest winds will be tomorrow and tomorrow night. be prepared for minor tree damage, sporadic power outages. this is more inconvenient as impactful type of first alert, but we're going to keep an eye on the wind gusts the next couple days. the fire threat should remain low and the wind will die down in time for what looks like a fantastic weekend. that's coming up in the full forecast. >> thank you. >>> when it comes to politics, can't we all just get along? maybe not this year, but what if this happens? >> you have an interest in politics? >> i have an interest in leveraging every part of my influence for good. >>> stra

parents jennifer and miles, nine-year-old ella , and six-year-old hue. they belong to the first generation at saint and that will benefit from a bold new project. >> i think it's important and wonderful to see the school leading the way. >> reporter: the plan is to transform saint ann's concrete campus into a stormwater schoolyard thanks to a grant from the san francisco public utilities commission . >> excited for you guys to see it. >> reporter: sarah bloom is the senior watershed planner with the puc which has awarded 20 -- grants to schools, art groups and parks. the main goal is to divert storm water. >> climate changes here. we will see more and more intense storms. green infrastructure is one of the many tools in our toolbox we have to manage stormwater, especially during these larger storms. >> reporter: last summer, heavy equipment ground and construction began. big storms can overwhelm the city's antiquated sewer system , backing up drains and flooding streets. one way to manage the wrong office to build special gardens where the rain soaks int

we've had numerous gusts in the 30 to 40-mile-an-hour range and even 40 to 50-mile-an-hour gusts. there's a high surf advisory until 4:00 saturday along the coast and here is the rain making a mess of the evening commute. let's zoom in for a closer look. we have heavy downpours making their way west to east, including some moving back into san rafael, more rain crossing over san pablo bay into southern solano county, contra costa county and alameda county, more heavy downpours moving into san francisco as folks are getting off work. that band of heavy rain extends off the coast and there's more rain moving into the santa cruz mountains. we'll zoom back out and put everything in motion. this is the most intense rain and we're experiencing the gustiest winds we are going to through the course of the system. it's going to be a wet evening and generally wet, cold weekend, too. we'll get into how long this pattern will last coming up. >>> here's a look at conditions along i-80 and highway 50 right now from caltrans cameras. it's been getting progressively worse throughout the day. here

versus 48.3% forjeremy miles.run can often be frustrating and dangerous for both drivers who are dropping off their children as well as forfamilies who dropping off their children as well as for families who walk or cycle. one initiative adopted is the school streets scheme which stops cars from using the road outside of school during drop—off and pick—up times. but the measures can provoke a mixed response as our reporter has been finding out in medway in kent. for some in medway today, the school run has just become significantly safer. for others, itjust got a lot more stressful. i have to park three streets away because this is blocked, this is blocked. i can't come through the road, it is one—way. they will be late. it is chaos at school time was not a turnaround in a school zone. children running around. i think it is a fantastic idea. only issue because i live at the end of the road as the congestion - at the end of the road. everybody will be parking _ outside my house and i would be able to get out of my

those wind gusts, 30-40 mile-an-hour range. the strongest winds will continue heading into much of this evening and into tonight. not strong enough for widespread power outages, be prepared for them with gusts getting around to 50 miles an hour. there are more rain chances farther down-the-line. you will see those in the forecast. once the rain wraps up, here is how much is left behind. an inch to two inches of rain. including what is going to fall this evening. over the next five days, it is really not enough to lead to that significant flooding threat. we will have to double it to have more significant and widespread flood potential, cases of standing waters on the sides of the road and issues with the heaviest downpours. take a look at the seven-day forecast. more rain monday and tuesday. should not cause a lot of problems. at this point, i think it is the last thing that people want to see is more rain. then, focus on these two days, thursday, friday, sunny. >> look ahead. >> yes. normal temperatures. >> be safe - [narrator

some of winds 20 plus miles per hour, almost 30 miles an hour. the richmond district, as you make your way down the peninsula, you see the gusty winds at times as well. and that will be the case as we head throughout the evening. these winds will begin to back off just a bit into the santa clara valley. still some winds there. 22 miles an hour. and campbell, 22 lick 27 in alum rock some winds blowing over 20 miles an hour. a new work stanley and over 25 miles per hour. and the oakland today, we had a gust there of over 40 miles per hour. so they've been whipping, especially over the but even down below in some of the urban spots, we've seen some gusty winds expecting these winds to tail off just a little bit as we head through the evening and then ramp up again after midnight tonight. look at some of those know right now, some 30 mile an hour gusts there and all those winds going to continue to ramp up as we head through the night tonight, early tomorrow morning, we've got warm or around of some strong gusty winds, but it is also brought some bea

creating a maze of tunnels. >> goes miles that way and it goes miles that way. yeah.reporter: after four exhausting hours, we finally reach the hotel. >> honestly, it's just blown my mind. it's been absolutely wonderful. >> reporter: guests sleep in climate controlled cabins and ground water helps to generate electricity. >> wi-fi in here. you've even got a toilet in here. >> reporter: all the modern amenities. >> exactly, yeah. >> reporter: running water comes from a spring. but there's no shower. and dinner comes in a pouch. >> you can't pass this up. i don't think you can. >> once in a lifetime opportunity. >> yeah. >> reporter: and an opportunity that takes deep sleep to a whole new level. [ laughter ] >> you are like absolutely not. >> it -- it honestly takes me back to the spider caves at yosemite when i was there in junior high school. and there was this moment where you are like on your hands and knees. and it's called the birth canal. and i stopped the whole line of sixth graders and needed to back out of the cave. >> really. >> i'm not sleeping and i want to

halyna, 64 miles per hour. we go between milpitas and freeman, that's gusting at more than 45 miles per hour. mount tam picking up the wind speeds around 40 miles per hour. the windiest of the event is going to be today. we are going to be gusting anywhere from 50 to 60 up on the mountain tops. as we go into tomorrow, we will start off with a breezy morning and then calm things down. you want to be safe driving around the mountain passes and bridges and charge up your devices to make sure you see downed trees or power issues. aside from all of this wind, we are starting to warm up and feel nice spring-like temperatures. 71 in santa rosa as well as in hayward. upper 60s in san francisco. 69 in concord as well as in san josÉ. as we go into tomorrow's forecast, this is going to be the motivation that we need to start off our weekend with as we see more to mid-70s. 75 in concord and fairfield. we will do a lot of low 70s through the peninsula and own into the south county for friday. over the next couple of days, e

the strongest sustained winds around 15, 16 miles per hour.n the strongest gusts at the moment are below 30 miles per hour. that's at sea level. you go up in elevation, and the wind is still whipping. that's why we have the wind advisory continuing through 11:00 a.m. tomorrow. even at sea level, the winds pick back up heading forwards early tomorrow morning. winds in the 20 to 30 miles per hour range into early afternoon, but then the winds abruptly die down mid to late afternoon, and we're in for a calm and fantastic weekend. wind advisory in effect for the higher elevations, the bay area through 11:00 a.m. tomorrow. this is where it's most likely you're going to have maybe minor tree damage, potential for power outages. the gusts could still reach over 50 miles per hour for about the next 12 hours or so. then we get to enjoy the pleasant weekend. more on that coming up in a few minutes. >>> san jose is on the hunt for its next police chief, and it's asking residents what they want to see out of the next top cop. a community meeting tonight g

the strongest sustained winds around 15, 16 miles per hour. even the strongest gusts at the moment are below 30 miles per hour. that's at sea level. you go up in elevation, and the wind is still whipping. that's why we have the wind advisory continuing through 11:00 a.m. tomorrow. even at sea level, the winds pick back up heading forwards early tomorrow morning. winds in the 20 to 30 miles per hour range into early afternoon, but then the winds abruptly die down mid to late afternoon, and we're in for a calm and fantastic weekend. wind advisory in effect for the higher elevations, the bay area through 11:00 a.m. tomorrow. this is where it's most likely you're going to have maybe minor tree damage, potential for power outages. the gusts could still reach over 50 miles per hour for about the next 12 hours or so. then we get to enjoy the pleasant weekend. more on that coming up in a few minutes. >>> san jose is on the hunt for its next police chief, and it's asking residents what they want to see out of the next top cop. a community meeting tonig

numerous locations are reporting gusts over 20 miles an hour, some over 30 miles an hour. we had a lot of gusts over 40 miles an hour earlier today. it doesn't mean the lull will continue. another burst of energy is likely late tonight and early tomorrow in the 20 to 30-mile-an-hour range for valley locations, closer to sea level. it's the higher elevations that are still under a wind advisory until 11:00 a.m. tomorrow. that's where the winds could still gust over 50 miles an hour. gradually heading farther into tomorrow afternoon, the winds will relax and the weekend is looking fantastic. the weekend forecast is coming up in a few minutes. >>> more than a week after election day two candidates vying for congresswoman anna eshoo's seat remain locked in a tight race. that district spans san mateo and santa clara counties. former san jose mayor sam liccardo clinched the top spot, but second place is good enough to get on the november ballot and now assembly member evan low edged ahead joe simitian only by a few hundred votes. kelsi thorud has more on this razor thin race. >>

so wind gusts to 23 miles an hour, these are actually the sustained winds at 41 miles an hour.22 miles an hour. hayward, 32, in livermore. and as we go up in height, this is the wind gust situation where it is anywhere from 40 just above half moon bay. near that to 44 at the oakland hills. so it has let up a little bit, but as we go through the afternoon, that wind shift to the westerly winds will keep the winds strong right along the coast here. so the next couple of hours notice, they get even a little bit stronger from the peninsula. 37 mile an hour wind gusts, half moon bay. and this is when we're going to see showers continue to rotate through right on through the afternoon. and that will accompany those very gusty winds . so we are certainly still in the thick of it. although not a level two, a level one. and we picked up anywhere from three quarters of an inch of rain. santa rosa nearly an inch in napa over a half inch in oakland. point six two. redwood city, brentwood point five nine and about a quarter of an inch in san jose. 50 now in san jose, lots of mid 40s around

rain chances continue through the middle of and taper off. 58 miles an hour, 62 miles an hour winds on top of mount diablo, oakland hills over 45 miles an hour. at the lower elevations the winds have not been strong enough to result in a significant threat of widespread power outages. going through tonight the winds will gradually diminish, but it's still breezy saturday. the hour-by-hour gusts saturday will be in the 20 to 30-mile-an-hour range. finally on sunday i think the winds calm down and we should be down to a few lingering off-and-on showers, not a dry day, but the dryest day we can find until we get towards the back half of next week. a lot of rain tomorrow with breaks in between and showers sunday, back into a rainier weather pattern late monday, monday night and tuesday, no flooding threat there, lingering showers wednesday and then mercifully finally dry weather returns, sunshine returns by thursday and friday, even back to normal temperatures by the end of next week. we'll see how long we can keep the dry stretch of weather going. >> thank you. >>> we want to get to new d

it happened five miles from the historic town of georgetown, which is about 50 miles northeast of sacramento. the sheriff's office got the 911 call shortly after 1 p.m. >> saturday will be for a mountain lion attack. the rp will be waiting in his vehicle. also injured will be a blue honda crv. the attack took place approximately 300 yards north of his vehicle. >> deputies arrived to find an 18 year old with severe facial injuries. minutes later, they saw the cougar crouched next to his older brother. the deputies fired to scare off the lion, but the 21 year old was dead. a trapper from the sheriff's office and wardens from california fish and wildlife eventually captured the lion and killed it. it's not known if the two brothers were armed, as they were hunting fish and wildlife records show the last deadly encounter with a mountain lion was nearly 20 years ago in orange county. oakland police are searching for a suspect at a deadly shooting at a gas station. police say they found a woman's body at the quick serve on east 12th street off 8-80. it happened saturday morning. it's not known wha

san francisco, about 30 miles per hour.the bay area through the afternoon tonight and into tomorrow morning before after that, beginning to calm down just in time for the weekend. what's the risk here? what we are going to be looking at a risk maybe light high profile vehicles, the risk of being overturned. chance of tree limbs being down and maybe even some minor minor power outages as well. wind advisories through 11:00am tomorrow. otherwise today is so picture perfect. it's kind of unfortunate that the winds had to get in the way of today's really nice conditions. we've back into the upper 60's this afternoon at temperatures in san jose close to 70 degrees up at 69. well, the east bay not far off from that with mid to upper 60's for you, too open right at 68 degrees today and vacaville at 66 some of our windier spots santa rosa and pedal him at 68 tomorrow, calming down and warming up in the weekend. ahead. just looks absolutely gorgeous. lots of sun, calmer conditions and some 70's for your for your last weekend of wint

and then we'll look for the winds to gust to near 40 miles an hour.et towards the afternoon. here are our highlights then showers. brief downpours this morning. tomorrow we're partly cloudy as we get into the middle of the week. the rain returns wednesday, thursday and friday. the weekend still kind of not sure whether or not southern california is going to get the brunt of that next system. as we look along the coast there, there's the heavier rain 8:00 and then throughout the rest of the day, it's all about the wind, the partly cloudy sky and the below average feel. as we look at the rainfall estimates, anywhere from about a couple of hundredths to about 5/100. so not much at all out there. in fact, many of you probably sleeping right through it. 11:00 here are the winds 2230 miles an hour. look what happens as we get towards 8:00 there, gusting to 40 miles an hour at the coast and then right on through the evening hours. it's breezy. your monday is dry, partly cloudy, but the winds continue to be a factor in the sierra nevada winter storm warning t

maybe some places getting near 60 miles an hour about 1000 feet or so down below, though, 20 to 30 mile an hour all around the bay area. the possibility of some more trees coming down. tree limbs may be power outages. this is going to be maybe the last significant storm of the season and we're going to feel it out there right now. just some leftover moisture from the previous storm system. a few scattered showers popping up around the bay area. some about to move are in right now. we've got more on the way, though, that are of low pressure off the coastline. that's the storm that's going to pack an impact is going to park right off the coast as it drops on in for tomorrow. the doors wide open. and because the proximity that low is coming very close to me, the instability in the atmosphere will be very high, bringing rise to some thunderstorms, maybe even talk about a csuple of water spouts along the coastline by tomorrow afternoon. by the time now for as we take you through the night tonight, kind of a quiet night. lot of clouds flowing overhead by tomorrow morning. the commute likely i

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over 40 miles per hour gusts. so that's why we're seeing some, you know, limited. but still some power outages that have happened around the bay area today. so these are some the peaks right now. atlas peak. you can see that 27 miles per hour and was bring it down here about just had lost. roberts has dropped out on me idea of to do. but they've been gusting. and you can see the oakland hills about 31 miles per hour. sometimes when the wind gets going, those sensors don't like to hang out with us and they drop out. but, you know, come down to the sustained winds that are down at the surface. i mean, look at this. 24 miles per hour in oakland. obviously, we are well up there today. so it's because of this dance between high and low pressure, creating that pressure gradient, driving that wind offshore. and once those kind of back off, then they relent and then we'll start to calm down. meanwhile, blue skies, warming temperatures, all part and parcel of this wind, which is driving offshore, kind of warm, dry air towa

our peak gusts around 45 to 50 miles per hour. and we're already seeing those in areas like atlas peak vacaville fairfield out towards the coastline in our mountain passes and bridges to so watch your travel this morning. tie everything down. if you're holland something and just make sure that you're keeping a close eye on some of you might not feel like that - they're so secure. temperatures in the 50's right now later today, if it wasn't for the wind, another gorgeous one upper 60's for your highs, reena. all right, john, thank you for that. bridges look the best. it looked all morning. so when be speeding up, there's like john's been talking about. the wind is still a thing. >> so that means if you have those high profile vehicles traveling into the city, slow it down. 13 minute right there. mateo bridge, 19 minutes an earlier accident that slows down. everything is clear. so still not at 14 minutes because of residual delays busy, which was senator phil commute at 23 minutes. and the golden gate bridge. 37 of the tolls, 1, 1,

some gusts over 30 miles an hour. checking out a few more spots here for sfo, gusting to 41 miles an hour. so the wind advisory is in place right now for all these areas near the coast and for the higher elevations until 10:00 tomorrow morning. and tonight will be very active. this is 9:00 this evening, and then this is midnight. and then saturday morning, saturday we could have some breaks, but still some scattered showers in the forecast. we'll have more in your weekend outlook coming up in just a little bit. >> all right mark thank you. san francisco's biggest mall is hitting the refresh button. the shopping center formerly known as the westfield mall, is now called emporium center san francisco as ktvu christian captain explains, some experts think that the mall should focus on more than shopping if it wants to flourish. moving forward. >> the westfield center is now looking to its past to find its way into the future. the mall has been renamed emporium center san francisco, tying the mall to the historic shopping

a 44 mile an hour gusts, san francisco, 37 miles per hour downtown san francisco. even a 34 mile an hour gust in san jose. so gusty all around. you can see what's happening here. high pressure building into the north and the east and then you've got low pressure spinning around in the southern california. the difference between this pressure systems really kicking up the wind looks like as we head through the day tomorrow with those these winds wrapping up tomorrow morning. well, watch out. if you're traveling early on, the one's going to be very gusty. the good news is by the afternoon, those winds quiet down, leaving lots of sunshine, warm temperatures in the 70's all around. >> i would not have guessed when we changed our schedule, which is something that really pushed for to get rid of those 30 minute head ways that it could make a world record possible. also better service. we get a world indeed. a new guinness world record on bart, 7 counts. students raced around the bar system on a so-called speed run. >> stopping in all 50 bart stations in less than 6 hours

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jose. 34 miles per hour. we had gusty winds around the bay area. no getting around that of the wind advisory remains in effect until 11 o'clock tomorrow morning. expecting another strong round of some very gusty winds as we head toward tomorrow. those winds, yes, still pretty breezy out there right now. and you're going to see some gustier spots over the mountain tops. but forecast model showing as we head through the night tonight and tomorrow morning. that's when we'll see the peak of the gusts. the winds again, the commute tomorrow. watch out some gusts of 30 40 miles per hour. the good news is by the afternoon, those winds calm down leave behind sunshine and warm temperatures. thank you, larry. and sand east oakland nonprofit had to shut down after a car. >> crashed into the building. this is now the second time the group has had to deal with reckless drivers causing thousands of dollars in damage. the group now needs help to get back up and running. kron four's. dan thorn spoke with one of the group's co

reservoir and back out, only 15 miles of it have to be new. so when everything is built and the water is turned on -- >> the sites reservoir will be the eighth largest surface water storage reservoir in the state of california. >> reporter: so what happens to what's here? the community of sites and the valley where some mens of the sites family still live, this would all be submerged. >> this location, we'd be underwater about 300 feet. >> reporter: the authority is negotiating with landowners and most are said to be on board with the project. but many are reluctant to talk as the discussion now has dragged on for generations. >> 60 years and it's never happened. so you can imagine the fatigue that you might feel with people telling uh-uh got to move and then no you don't. but -- but i think they're getting to the place and they're older, where they understand the importance of this to the community. >> reporter: the state with the big push from the governor is trying to get things moving. a project design has been submitted and now the water

, 23 miles per hour. this will continue as we go through the day today. the day will be the strongest of the wind event. i see by tomorrow afternoon, calmer wind speeds and more sunshine. do be careful as we drive on the roadways through the mountain passes and over in the bridges, and i want to make sure everything is nice and safe. we will get a look at the full microclimate forecast, coming up. >>> protesters that shutdown the bay bridge, they will be in court today. >> let's get more from bob redell. they have a request. what is that? >> reporter: they want the judge to dismiss the case and throw out the charges against them. they were both charged in connection with the shutdown of the bay bridge, and protesters there filed motions to dismiss the charges and their hearing is at 1:30 in san francisco superior court. dozens of activist blocked traffic on the bay bridge for hours to protest israel's war with hamas. the activist stopped traffic for hours, as i mentioned, and several organ donations were

today's grid upgrade involves 1,000 miles of new onshore power lines — mostly overhead pylons — 4,000n, which means an extra £20 to £30 on annual bills for the next decade. the system planners insist they've kept as many cables out at sea as possible, but new pylons through scotland, west wales, the north west, east anglia and essex are inevitable. we've tried to balance cost, environmental impacts, impacts on communities and the security of the electricity system. and what that's meant is that we've got in the plan four times as much offshore infrastructure, new offshore infrastructure, as onshore. but inevitably that does mean, in balancing those four factors, that there is still going to be some infrastructure onshore. so that inevitably means more pylons? yes, it does for some communities. no! opponents say they're not anti—windpower, but more of the network should be at sea and power lines can and should be buried underground. |you cannot keep offering each wind| fibre connection one by one onshore and then have it trenchingl across miles of countryside to get to a substation. th

wind gusts up to 45 to 50 miles an hour.orth bay valleys and hills, east bay valleys and hills, and eastern santa clara hills. so we are expecting the potential for a few outages as those winds ramp up and maybe even some isolated tree limbs going down. so be aware of this tonight. winds still over 30 miles an hour along the coastline going into tomorrow afternoon. it gets breezy. notice the wind direction. it's a down sloping wind out of the north, switching more to the northeast by thursday morning, 36 to 36 miles an hour. stronger over the hills fairfield, half moon bay. you will notice 38 calistoga thursday afternoon and that gusty pattern stays with us friday morning, which is why we have that wind advisory. calistoga going up to 40 miles an hour. a beautiful view from pier 39. a lot of clouds lingering. 58 in san francisco and san mateo. low 60s hayward, oakland. a live view from our east bay hills. camera looking towards mount diablo 55, in petaluma. low 60s santa rosa, napa, concord and from mount tam cam, clouds are

wind speed of 30 to 40 miles per hour as rain falls, more on that in a little bit. >>> you have heard a lot about of snow in the sierra and now carter evans is in truck he with a look at what people are doing with. >> snow falling for hours and so for the plows have been able to keep up, but some roads are closed with chain controls in effect with many more roads closing as the storm builds intensity throughout the day. >> even for a place that used to getting a lot of snow, this could be one for the record books as the massive sierra snowstorm moves in with mountain roads becoming difficult to navigate. >> we are 7000 feet up on donner pass. it is pretty much white out conditions. this is just the beginning. soon, the roads will be impassable. >> we are trying to make it to the berkeley central sierra snow lab to meet up with lead scientist andrew schwartz. >> we are getting bigger and fluffy snowflakes coming down. >> schwartz says we could see up to five inches per hour at the peak of the blizzard with wind up to 100 miles per hour on some mountains. >> two or three days a very hig

mostly in the 10-15 mile-an-hour range. at sea level. on average, we will have 30 plus mile-an-hour wind gusts throughout much of the day tomorrow. the winds are picking up before the sun picks up tomorrow morning, it will be a blustery day. the greatest impact of the winds will be at the higher elevations above the bay area. that is where the winds could exceed 50 miles an hour. the population lives below 1,000 feet. the wind advisory is in effect all of the way through 11:00 p.m. on friday. the warmth sticks around, the winds calm down, the details in the weekend forecast coming up in just a few minutes >> all right, paul, thank you. >>> the popular app, tiktok could be not acceptable. what it means for tiktok's many users >> in just a few years tiktok is engrained in american culture. people using it every day, learning about new restaurants on the app, new types of dyi, beauty tips, the list goes on and on. lawmakers are concerned that tiktok's parent company, the chinese owned bytedance can be used to spy or spread division. the bil

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wind gusts up to 80 miles an hour. over 100 miles an hour at our peaks. look at the heavy rain from crockett to hercules down through richmond. 580 and 680 towards walnut creek . snow mixed in with lighter rain from yountville. highway 12 and eldridge, and then back towards the coast and mill valley. mount tam some snow, more rain, the richmond-san rafael bridge there and then a cell right about to move into san francisco. some moderate rain and down around the santa cruz mountains. mount hamilton it is snow, so rainfall has been anywhere from a half inch to over an inch. we'll see the gusty winds throughout the 10:00 hour. still windy though that wind advisory will expire and look at the rain chances through the afternoon. way up there. it's going to be a soggy saturday, so sustained winds 24 to 37 miles an hour out of the west. so we had our wind shift and our cold front moved through yesterday. so slightly lighter winds. but look at that. 32 in cloverdale, 42 in danville and temperatures are much cooler out there. so there is our spotty showers this mo

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