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a warm and is dead and two others hurt after an incident in berkeley. the scene that unfolded after a suspected car theft to a big march in san francisco as donald trump gets ready to move back into the white house. we hear from participants expressing concern about what the next president will do. we are here to stay we will not go quietly. we will not go backwards. tens of millions of americans receive messages like this one. tiktok goes dark following a supreme court ruling against it two days ago. the reason why man the apps future, coming up. it is dark early this morning and foggy but we are not expecting the foggy conditions to last for long as drier offshore winds begin to pick up as soon as tomorrow and i will let you know how gusty they will get and when, coming up. good morning and thank you for starting your day with us picket today is sunday, january 19th, i am max darrow pick up

meteorologist zoe mintz joins us live on the sunday morning and i felt like it was a little chillier today when i walked out at 4:45 this morning. >> a little more chill to kick off our day and unfortunately, you see the air quality is not the greatest as high pressure sits overhead but hopefully the winds that will pick up tomorrow will help push away that his. that is the good news but offshore winds mean dry air which is not the greatest news. we don't want the dry air. we have seen too much of the passover weeks . we need rain but none of that is on the way. early this morning, like max was saying, you can definitely see the chillier temperatures that have settled in and you can see it in the doctor and deeper color blues to right now compared to 24 hours ago, definitely feeling the chillier temperatures especially for our inland memories anywhere from five to nearly 10 degrees cooler but you notice closer to the coast, pacifica and half moon bay about 2 degrees warmer than this time yesterday. they are sitting with temperatures in the mid to upper 40s. we are sitting in the low 40s to upper 30s inland areas and you may be

wondering why . it has to do with the fact we are dealing with fog closer to the coast and we are dealing with stronger winds. foggier conditions and stronger winds especially overnight, keep us warmer and that is exactly why we are seeing it closer to the coast. by this afternoon we expect everybody to see those winds picking up, only five to 10 miles an hour. i will let you know when the gustier winds will arrive coming up in my full forecast. police in berkeley are investigating a triple stabbing that left a woman dead. this video you are looking at is from the citizen at . officers went to an area on russell street near san pablo park yesterday afternoon after getting reports of a stolen car. then they heard about several people lying on the ground at the scene. that is where they found a woman in two men who had been stabbed. all three victims were rushed to a hospital, but we are told the woman died . the two men are

expected to survive. this morning police art rooney the case is a homicide, but as of right now they have not identified any suspects. in san francisco, about 1000 people marched through the mission district on saturday ahead of donald trump's inauguration on monday. they hope to call attention to several issues including reproductive freedom and immigration rights to john ramos has the story. >> reporter: donald trump will not be inaugurated into monday but those who fear what that will mean are making a clear that the resistance is underway. >> it is a moral imperative to stand united. >> reporter: organizers of san francisco's women march decided to unite their event with a group in the mission district protesting the mass deportations that could begin as early as tuesday. city attorney david chiu warned what he thinks the city could be facing in the days to come. >> san francisco is a proud sanctuary city. as a form or

civil rights attorney i am heartbroken about the civil rights that are about to be violated. as your city attorney, i am heartbroken that on monday, we are about to inaugurate a president who does not respect the rule of law that is going to violate united states constitution. >> i really believe that trump has not bought this thoroughly through . because if you really study and look at the immigrant population in this country today, the economy would collapse. and it is inhumane to deport people who have been working 30-40 years as the nannies, as the dishwashers, as the janitors. >> reporter: there is also a lot of outrage from those who believe women's rights, specifically reproductive rights, are at risk. >> what we are fighting for, or fighting against, are things that have happened and things

they have said they want to happen. we are here to say we will not go quietly. we will not go backwards. >> reporter: and sf resident, thinks trump's victory over kamala harris was based in resentment over women gaining more power in society. >> the men are being threatened by that and they are masking it kind of like, a low voice inside of them saying, they are taking our manly hood and all this. you know. >> reporter: there was concern about billionaires influencing social policy under a trump administration. for the first time, this woman from petaluma said she feels the country could be heading towards becoming an oligarchy. >> it seems like people like elon musk, who are tech billionaires at all these people that trump has been surrounding himself with, seem like they do not have connection to everyday people and they don't particularly care what happens to everyday people. >> reporter: the protesters believe there were huge issues

at stake including democracy itself. but for a small group of trump supporters at the march, it boiled down to one issue, fears over transgender rights . >> i am just here because we need to wake up . this should not be a political issue. you know, girls and boys are being harmed by this ideology. why do you think that is not true? trump has promised on his first day in office that he will return sports , so sports for girls and women will again be only for females. >> reporter: after an election that focused on was entirely on stoking fear, it is probably not surprising that many people are afraid of what president trump might do an already preparing for battle. >> is similar and large event happened in washington, d.c. thousands of people marched through city streets as they highlighted multiple issues, including reproductive rights , climate change, gun violence and social justice. >> i am very concerned about the backlash against reproductive rights . i am very concerned about the threats to

immigrants. >> the march ended with a rally and speeches on the steps of the lincoln memorial. we will have a lab report from washington, d.c. on the inauguration plans coming up at 6:30. i am about to enter , so help me god. [ cheers and applause ] >> a newly elected house member held a swearing in ceremony in oakland and will represent the 12th congressional district which covers parts of oakland, alameda, berkeley and san leandro. the district's former representative barbara lee was at the swearing in of her successor along with california attorney general rob on tap. officials in monterey county so they are hopeful the worst of a lithium battery plant fire that broke out on thursday is now behind them. they say the fire appears to be

burning itself out. this fire had destroyed roughly 80% of a building and thousands of the lithium batteries that were stored inside. the fire also potentially sent toxic smoke into the air. >> i want to make it clear that i am concerned about the long-term, extremely concerned. i have a lot of doubts right now about where we are at in this technology and i realize the significance as we moved to renewables. >> monterey's counties fire chief said they will inspect the area soon to try to figure out how this fire started. >> the popular app tiktok officially went dark on saturday night as a federal ban took effect to as backers of the new law has set for a while now they believe tiktok's owner bytedance poses a potential threat to national security since it is based in china. president-elect donald trump may grant a 90 day extension to keep tiktok operational but no buyers have emerged and bytedance has refused to sell the company. tiktok ceo is vowing to work on a resolution to the supreme

court upheld the ban on friday. more than 170 million americans use tiktok . now it's closure has users seeking out alternatives like rednote, which also is chinese owned. >> you can try to reconstitute a community on a different platform . but it is always not going to be exactly the same. >> china has criticized the ban as an active suppression, while members of congress who voted for it say the move is necessary. it is , 6:09, on the sunday morning. when we come back to san francisco fire department says it is ready for the next natural disaster whenever it may strike. how they say they are learning from the wildfires in los angeles. struggle let's take you outside and this is the top of the mark hopkins building looking west into some thicker fog and low hanging

clouds and stratus early this morning, but the moisture will not stick around for long as

here is a live look in san francisco looking to the east from our camera atop the mark hopkins hotel. time now is, 6:12. 12 days after the disastrous wildfires broke out in southern california, more

than 30,000 people are still under evacuation orders. others are slowly returning to their neighborhoods . but many neighborhoods have been reduced to rubble. about 4000 structures have been destroyed in the palisades fire and another 9000 in the eaton fire. among the thousands of people who lost their homes is rich de leon from altadena mountain rescue. he helped people find safety on the night the eaton fire account. >> it was terrible. the embers were blowing it was like sideways rain. except it was fire. >> you cannot believe this is your house. >> you have lost everything but you still working and volunteering. >> you could to come out and help people. >> the eaton fire has burned 14,000 acres and is now 81% contained . the palisades fire burned 23,000 acres and that fire is 52% contained as of this morning. in the bay area there are a lot of questions about whether san francisco is ready for a major firestorm or earthquake , should it happen.

on saturday the fire department showcase the city's robust water supply system right along the waterfront. our da lin was there to see that demonstration. >> reporter: part training, part showcasing the ability to fight a major firestorm, the saturday demonstration along the waterfront caught the attention of his family, visiting from l.a. >> after two very stressful weeks, we decided to come here to stay with our friends a little bit and get away. from the fires and the smell. >> reporter: this family live right outside of the pacific palisades evacuation zone. >> there was one night we were ready to pack up and ready to go. essentially, luckily, we do not have to evacuate. >> reporter: they are glad cities like san francisco learning from the problems that arose from la's firefights .

one of the major issues in l.a. was the hydrants running dry or had low pressure, which led to delays in putting up claims. >> we have to continue to be as prepared as possible. whatever comes our way , with the challenges that we face and what southern california faces, you can never be too prepared . i am committed to making sure we as prepared as possible. >> reporter: mayor daniel lurie and the new fire chief say they have redundancies in place to prevent dry hydrants and low pressure. firefighters can get water from the standard hydrants, which have the white tops and they can also get water from the high pressure hydrants supplied by three reservoirs. those have blue, red , or black tops and firefighters can also draft saltwater from the bay. >> each carry 6600 feet, five inch hose. and we can actually use relays to move this system very far into the center of the city. it is very effective . >> reporter: they can use fire boats to fight fires along the waterfront. >> an impressive . that we can

use bay water to help put out fires, is something that is good for everybody to know. >> reporter: for this family, taking a break from the poor air quality back home , they say the demonstration and tour were nice surprises. >> our son is very interested in it and even told us last week, saying he wanted to be a firefighter in the future. >> reporter: look out for ethan, the future firefighter. aside from first responders, city leaders say people at homes should be prepared, have an emergency plan with the family and enough supplies to last for at least three days. switching to the first alert weather with the meteorologist zoe mintz, when we talk about the containment of the fires, that is been a struggle and they are making good progress in southern california. but the winds may

be a concern today. >> actually, tomorrow. today is the last day they have to hopefully get some more contained in underway. and hopefully they know the direction of the incoming winds and offshore flows so they can get containment where the winds are expected to be heaviest because that will be an issue stepping out tomorrow for them. the biggest question is exactly how strong they will get. it is not just them, we will be dealing with a diablo winds event and today , it will be another lovely one today. we are at chilly temperatures to start the morning but we will warm up this afternoon, not as warm as yesterday. you notice the temperatures, the colors are not as deep of yellow and no longer getting into those orange colors that signify the warmer temperatures. the highs will be in the mid to upper 50s for most of us, maybe low 60s in our most inland and santa clara valley communities but either way this is seasonable for this time of year, may be a degree or two below average. and the reason is because of the onshore flow that we will be dealing with. we are going to deal with a very strong onshore flow this afternoon . and that is the reason that we will continue to see the cooler and more comfortable temperatures throughout today. and into tomorrow . that is

when the winds will really begin to pick up. overnight tonight with slightly gustier winds our overnight low temperatures are not expected to be nearly as chilly but they will be chilly and you will see the deeper blues make it away and in they will be sitting in the upper 30s to low 40s, just depending on where you are located. again, the winds is the biggest impact and i want you to pay attention to the direction of the winds . because this is today's winds where we are dealing with a little bit of the offshore flow, onshore flow kind of just depends into this afternoon, we are going to be seeing a lot more of the windier conditions. and it looks like my winds don't want to work now, let's take them off and hopefully we put them back on and they will work because it is cool to watch the change in wind direction appeared today, onshore by tomorrow look at how quickly the winds switched from entre today to offshore tomorrow and offshore winds as many know, bring very, very dry air . they will be strong offshore winds that we will see

their anywhere from 25 to 35 and upwards of 40 miles an hour for a more inland and east bay communities. it will be easy tomorrow, thanks to the offshore flow. i want to look really quick at southern california because they will be dealing with quite a lot of the wind gusts activity and they will be dealing with stronger winds than we will, as high pressure and low pressure meet once again . another one of the inside sliders storm systems . you can see the strongest winds over southern california and that system will quickly depart and we are expecting more clouds arrive by as soon as tuesday and wednesday. taking a look at the timing of the winds, they will arrive for us in the bay area early tomorrow morning. and pushing south over california , and southern california will be dealing with the strongest of the winds late monday into early tuesday. it is something we will keep a very close eye on, especially in southern california. but for us in the bay area, it will be

windy but not necessarily fire danger concerns . that is good news for us. even though dry weather will likely stick around for the next seven days, all you need your sunglasses and not the umbrella. coming up after the break, cocco gauff advances in the australian open. details on her comeback during today's match. coming up in sports, while divisional round saturday in the nfl two teams have concert tickets to championship weekend and one of the top seeds heather super bowl dreams spoil. and the warriors welcome back jor

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the warriors have heard a lot about upgrading the team. whether or not the committed to winning this year and you need to add another star beside steph curry. it was a knife reprieve to hit the court and focus on basketball. lawyers hosting their old teammate jordan poole with the wizards and during a free-throw gary payton ii was not very polite. but pull felt home. under six to play knocks down a huge triple to silence the crowd. jordan poole finished with 38 points. gary payton ii was efficient all night and got his revenge to let him know about it afterwards. look at that. under three to play, clutch triple from staff at the top of the key. it was another strong night for curry but it was a

scary moment as he limped off the court late in the game and did not return after. and awkward fall. something to monitor. final minute, andrew wiggins, huge step on the scoring load, put the triple the wizards to bed. the warriors win 120 2-1 14. to the nfl, commanders the lions battling in the nfc divisional round. jayden daniels continues his incredible rookie tear hooks up with zack hurts and they taken two score lead. in the fourth the lions attempt to get crafty but this ball intercepted from williams, five total turnovers from detroit. their dream season and 45-31 after a major upset to back-to-back years of heartbreakers . commanders advance to the nfc championship the first time since 1992 and they will face philadelphia or los angeles.

that is the list with on your screen which means the chiefs were playing. facing the texans in the nfc divisional round, fourth-quarter the chiefs are up one to insane throw by patrick mahomes and he was being dragged down and finds travis kelce and those two have 18 postseason touchdowns, an nfl record. texans trying to make a closer, late. it is blocking the chiefs win, 23-14, the advance to their seventh straight afc championship game and they will face the winner of the ravens and bills . last play starts in new york taking on the islanders. second period, the islanders lights the lamp, give the islanders a two goal lead and they never relinquished it and they win 4-1. the sharks have dropped five of their last six games to 2700 mild trip this week, the bears got a crack at the unc on wednesday and they fell short. come saturday, the cardinals got its chance to two legends in chapel hill bill belichick and roy williams, showing a moment before the game. but stanford, not intimidated by the start of

our, first half to maxine raynaud and flex on the tar heels after that one. second half down three and raynaud, pump fake cleared the lane for the two-handed slam and the nation the double double leader that with 25 points and 13 rebounds. with eight seconds ago, he takes to the length of the floor and in the final seconds, only fitting that the guy from duke ends up knocking down the game-winner. stanford spoils the party in chapel hill and they win 72-71. mark madsen and cal 20 miles down the road , raleigh visiting nc state and the defense with key with four minutes to go, he blocks this into the second row. he thought twice about letting him down after that. minutes ago,

countdown was down one and a strong take to the left, puts the bears up for good and cal win 65-62. first acc road win for the bears. big one for santa clara on saturday facing 16th ranked gonzaga. the broncos came to play in the first half, brian comes up with the steel, finishes it off with a big slam on the other end . second half, tied at 53. it was onions, as we look at that. it was onions from him. broncos lever much of the second and a three-point game in the final minute. santa clara looking to kill clock and did better than that. and ellen the coffin, santa clara winds, 103 -99. that will do it for sports, have a great day. switching to tennis action and today cocco gauff staged an impressive comeback defeating belinda, to advance to the australian open quarterfinals. despite early struggles and scorching heat, the american adjusted her strategy and dominated the final sets and she will face the next person

for the potential semi final rematch. today on the men's side, carlo alcaraz of spain secured his spot in the quarterfinals after jack draper retired with an injury while trailing. he will compete in his 10th grand slam quarterfinal tying the record for the most by a male player before age 22. the number three seed will face either novak djokovic or another player in the next round. the time is, six 127 on the sunday morning. when we come back president-elect trump now in the d.c. region ahead of his inauguration tomorrow. that will take place under the capitol rotunda. we will take you to our nation's capitol for live report about the preparations going on today. the guns fall silent in gaza. as a cease-fire goes into effect after a delay of about four hours . what hamas did today to prompt israel to abide by the deal. good morning, happy

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this is the morning edition. welcome back. it is 6:31, on the sunday morning. thank you for joining us, i am max darrow. president-elect donald trump and his wife melania were spotted watching fireworks at the trump national golf club last night in sterling, virginia. it was a celebratory moment ahead of trump's inauguration tomorrow. jarred hill joins us from washington, d.c. with more on mondays inauguration and the preparations for trump's transition to office, good morning and thank you for being with us today. >> good morning. a lot of the preparations have been changing over the past couple of days, seeing now the inauguration festivities are moving from the national mall to inside of two separate building, creating a potential new security issue.

>> reporter: later today the home of d.c.'s nhl and nba teams will turn over to host the pre-integration rally, with president-elect donald trump. and now monday, stand-in for public viewing for his second inauguration. >> a bit disappointed but it needs to happen so i am looking forward to it. >> reporter: trump wrote with an arctic blast sweeping the country, the change needed to happen. adding he does not want to see people hurt or injured in any way. >> we are not worried at all about that. we know how to dress warm and can be responsible. >> reporter: 250,000 people had tickets to watch the inauguration from the national mall in front of the capitol, only about 600 can fit inside the rotunda and 20,000 in the arena nearby where folks are being directed. the gap is creating some potential new security concerns. >> you have a lot of people that were hoping to watch this inauguration , physically present, who no longer will be able to do so. there is a risk of mass gatherings in and around the inauguration site. >> reporter: there is a scramble to get everything ready in time. >> this will ultimately be the president-elect and his team's call. >> the office of president of the united states .

>> reporter: this is the first enduring inauguration since 1985, when one of reagan took the oath of office for his second term. it was 7 degrees that they. >> i would stand in the 5 degree weather to support what he's going to do, what he did in the past and in the future. >> reporter: security fences and verizon in place to keep the ceremony protected, meanwhile on saturday , thousands of protesters filled the streets of d.c., hoping to turn outrage into organized opposition to the incoming republican white house, house, and senate. and now as we wait for president-elect trump to take over in washington, president biden is leaving but he is issuing a number of other pardons as well as women see for a number of nonviolent offenders including for the civil rights icon, marcus garvey. >> obviously, outside the being cold, what is the coverture like on the ground? what is the atmosphere like in washington, d.c. with less than 24 hours to go? >> reporter: it is good. a

pretty good amount of folks coming in to celebrate president-elect trump's inauguration. but this is also a very heavily democratic city . so on the other hand you have a lot of folks who decided to stay away from some of the city center who may be from here or from the area. it is an interesting feeling on the ground and it will be interesting to see how this goes tomorrow, as well especially seeing as how those festivities will not be contained just at the national mall but will spill out into other parts of washington. >> thank you. with the inauguration approaching signs of the transition was seen at the white house on saturday. move showed up outside the west wing, packing up items into vans while ladders and boxes were brought inside. the major part of the move will take place tomorrow morning when the resident staff prepares for the next burst family. you can watch donald trump's inauguration right here on cbs news bay area.

coverage starts at 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning , west coast time. bring it closer to home, first alert meteorologist alignments joins us live on the sunday morning and were talking about the are chill , changing the inaugural plans tomorrow but at home, we don't have to worry about that. >> they are dealing with below 0 windshields and dangerous cold and it is chilly. but no places below freezing and that is normal. we normally see freezing -- we see 30s but not freezing. it is winter time and you have to bundle up and you have to put on the warm winter jacket to kick off the day and it is cooler compared to yesterday and yesterday morning we were sitting in the upper 40s for the morning low

locations and now we are five to 10 degrees cooler and into the santa clara valley in areas around the bay but closer to our coastal communities, half moon bay and pacifica and even in san francisco, we are actually similar, if not slightly warmer than yesterday and that is because we are dealing with the impacts of the onshore flow. stronger onshore flow early this morning is keeping our temperatures slightly warmer closer to our coastal communities. dealing with the onshore flow, a little bit of fog and cloud coverage to kick off our day but we are expecting our winds are out this afternoon to get stronger and stronger. we are expecting wind gusts today to be anywhere from maybe 15 to 20 miles an hour, tomorrow they will get gustier and i will break down the details on how gusty they will get and the wind, coming up in my full forecast . to our developing story, the long-awaited cease-fire in gaza began after a three-hour delay to hamas release the names of three female hostages it plans to release later today. one of the women was abducted from a music festival and the other two, on october

7th on 2023. the initial delay happened when hamas hesitated on providing a list of names to israel citing technical reasons. celebrations broke out in gaza with many palestinians returning home even as tensions remain high. the cease-fire negotiated by the united states, qatar and egypt, marks the first step in a long process aimed at ending this 15 month conflict. however, significant challenges to remain regarding the release of the remaining hostages and the future of the region. and in the city of khan yunis in southern gaza, armed hamas militants celebrated and paraded through the streets, even before the cease-fire went into effect. crowds cheered, surrounded the convoy with some people even climbing onto the vehicles. south korea's impeach president president yoon was arrested early today over his brief declaration of martial law last month . unit faces charges of rebellion over his attempt to impose military rule to break legislative deadlock .

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a few days, the future of their school is up in the air. and students and their families are fighting for that not to happen. family , that is how parents, students and teachers describe the ocean shore school community. >> the school is seen other families but my family go through several hard times. there are a number of parents who not only look out for their own children, but for my kids. >> reporter: debby, his two children attend ocean shore is unsure about the future of their education. >> i was absolutely blindsided. >> reporter: the pacifica school district said they have a $3.5 million structural budget deficit. due to factors like declining enrollment and rising program costs. and just last week, leaders announced a new proposal that would essentially shut down ocean shore and relocate all students to sunset ridge elementary or

ingrid b lacey middle school. the district sent us this statement saying in part, "as a result of sacramento's lack of financial support, california's school districts continue being forced to do more with less. i am upset and encourage california families to demand more funding from the legislature and the governor. >> it does affect my brothers here. elliott and miles. >> reporter: spencer and his siblings grew up going to ocean shore and they don't want to part ways from things like the school's award-winning program, oceans 411. a program where students run educational activities at the beach and in the classroom. >> i learned a lot with my friends and they let you do group projects and specifically oceans 411, you can group up with your friend and teach little kids or younger kids the things that you know. >> reporter: sheila is the head

of oceans 411 and she says she is frustrated by the lack of communication. >> there has been no brainstorming. it is like, this is it. we don't really care what you think about it . instead of like, a lot of districts when they go to close a school they have input from the community. how will it affect the community? >> reporter: she taught it ocean shore for 20 years and her children graduated from the school and now her granddaughter goes. >> i like art class because we get to do fun activities. >> reporter: with everything in jeopardy, ocean shore families are using their voices to rally. >> we are doing what we do best, pulling together and helping each other out and we will figure this out. >> reporter: as for what is next, the district's governing board will meet wednesday evening to vote on their proposal to relocate . these families say they will all be there to fight against it. and

parents tell me they're going to be holding another rally, this time across the street from where the school district meeting is set to happen at four clock in the afternoon. first alert meteorologist zoe mintz joins us live on the sunday morning and throughout the morning we love to show you the live cameras of different looks throughout the bay area, but today i'm having a little trouble seeing whether that is fog were a little bit of haze . >> it is definitely fog but probably some smog mixed in. unfortunately, we are looking at the moderate air-quality sticking around and high pressure acting like a lid and shopping in the particulate matter and everyone is burning wood from their heaters and warming up overnight and that does lead to the air-quality. the haze in the sky that we will see continue throughout the afternoon. but what also continues, temperatures warming up to seasonable and it will be a couple of degrees cooler compared to yesterday across all of the bay area. especially closer to our coastal

communities. inland areas will be maybe near 60 degrees and the rest of us will be in the mid to upper 50s maybe low 50s. in places like pacifica and half moon bay and out to point reyes because of the sea breeze that will pick up . throughout this afternoon. i have to show you and i wanted to work and we will take it slow. technology does not like when you click things quickly. these are the winds that will pick up the row this afternoon and again notice the direction. it is the onshore flow and look at the cooler temperatures that are over the ocean . with the onshore flow it is picking up the cooler ocean air and it is ushering it onshore and it is skipping temperatures a couple of degrees cooler compared to yesterday, but by as soon as tomorrow, there will be a big change in that wind direction and as it switches from the onshore to offshore component, there is definitely going to be some stronger winds . this is this afternoon and look at the wind direction but by tomorrow afternoon, quickly picking up and taking it in from the option direction. they will be a a lot stronger tomorrow afternoon compared to today .

today you may see gusts of 15 to 20 miles per hour and tomorrow afternoon these are the wind gusts. southern parts of the bay area maybe 25 or 35 miles per hour, northern parts of the bay area will be in the 35 to 45 mile-per-hour range. i would not be surprised if there is a wind advisory in the highest elevations of our north bay communities and the offshore wind continues to usher in the drier conditions. but again, there is not a heightened fire danger for us in the bay area yet because of the rain we saw weeks ago. we need more rain and very unfortunately, i do not see any rain at least over the next seven days. we are going to see an error of high pressure that will dominate but what is really interesting is even though today the onshore flow is keeping the clouds and the fog hanging on closer to our coastal communities, look at how quickly the onshore flow switches to offshore by as soon as tomorrow morning. pushes all

the clouds away. tomorrow morning we will not be waking up with nearly as much fog as the high pressure continues to envelop us and continues to dominate or at least the week of weather ahead of us. temperatures are going to remain above average and high pressure again locks overhead and it traps in the particulate matter and to keep stoppages above average along with an offshore flow continuing to offshore in drier conditions. but there is the potential by the time we step out next weekend, that is about 10 plus days from now , that there could be a bit of a pattern shift . by the end of our long-range models, about 13 to 14 days out from now there is the slight potential for a few more showers. it is not a strong get a signal to say it will happen but at least there is signals of a changing weather pattern over the next seven days . no

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this was the 33rd year that oakland chinatown hosted a lunar new year bizarre. saturday's festivities included music and dance performances, arts and crafts and local vendors told us this year's turnout is good. >> predominant asian community in the bay area has been really great. just to really like i am an accepted part of the community and people do

celebrations like this and it is great. the asian-american community and asian community have such a presence here. >> if you want to check it out, the celebration continues this afternoon and goes until 5:00 p.m. in san francisco, chinatown will start as a lunar new year celebration soon beginning with a flower market for next weekend. to san jose, volunteers spend their saturday planting dozens of trees in honor of martin luther king jr. day on monday. they planted about 44 trees at busoni park. the annual event was put on by a nonprofit called , our city forest. organizers say it is a special way to honor dr. king and to get people involved with their community. >> we want to remember dr. king for his legacy of service. no agency can take care of all the trees or plant all the trees. we need people to know how to do that, but more volunteers ,

that means a healthier urban forest. >> the same nonprofit works all year round planting trees and maintaining

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berkeley, police are investigating a triple stabbing that left one woman dead. officers responded yesterday to reports of a stolen car on russell street near san pablo park and they found a woman in two men with stab wounds. the woman died and the men are expected to survive . police searching the case is a homicide but have not identified any suspects publicly yet . in san francisco, about 1000 people marched through the mission district ahead of tomorrow's inauguration of donald trump and they voiced concerns about abortion rights, mass deportations and other issues. preparations continue in washington, d.c. for monday's inauguration. a cold-weather blast has prompted a shift indoors from the capitals steps to the area underneath the rotunda. it will be the first indoor inauguration since the 1980s . a cease-fire in gaza began today after a three-hour delay when hamas and israel the names of three hostages to be released to celebrations erupted as some palestinians returned home. the truth marks the start of a challenging three step process. we are looking at another beautiful day although this

afternoon is going to be a couple of degrees cooler than yesterday because the onshore flow and more cloud coverage especially closer to the coast but by early next week the offshore flow will arrive bring us well above average temperatures again. little to no change . it will stay dry and it will be quiet and above average for any other plans . no weather issues. >> we will take that. to southern california, amid this month's devastating wildfires, numerous organizations are mobilizing to evacuate animals from some of the affected areas to >> the san diego humane society has stepped in to help by relieving overcrowding in local shelters. the two teams quickly rescued 39 dogs and one kitten transferring them to san diego shelters and although san diego shelters are at capacity, the humane society answered the call to make room for those animals .

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