kpix is in gilroy and we spoke to a tribeel leader about the bell's symbol symbolism. >> it is pliant to be in celebration, they say all it symbolizes is oppression and murder. >> they do not care. you know, they are going to tell history the way they want it to be told. >> lopez, the chairman of the tribal band vows to keep fighting to have gilroy's mission bell taken down. >> they represent the destruction of native american people, slavery. they represent brutality, whippings, rape, breaking up of families. >> reporter: when he learned the mission bell was set to go up in downtown he and other groups including the aclu wrote letters not to move forward. >> we have no response back from the city. >> reporter: urging them during a council meeting earlier this month to formally discus it by putting it on the agenda. >> good evening. >> reporter: lopez was not the only one. >> if you do erect this bell, the city of gilroy is saying we don't care about native history. >> thank you, thank you. >> then in happened. >> tonight we have the opportunity -- >> the mayor and councilmember brief

buscamos respuestas con la ciudad de gilroy, enviaron este comunicado. u horas puede estar estacionado un vehÍculo grande, un trÁiler, ellos tienen mÁximo de 72 horas en un lugar. cuando un vecino mira que hay un vehÍculo demasiado grande en un lugar de mÁs de tres dÍas puede llamar a la policÍa. dayana: rebeca asegura que el problema va mÁs allÁ y es regional. >> la gente trabajadora tiene sus carros y sus familias, desafortunadamente hemos visto que las familias tienen que vivir juntas. dayana: y con mÁs carros y menos espacio para estacionar los dicen que no pueden dar una soluciÓn de inmediato. ramÓn: los cdc anunciaron un cambio en las mÉtricas para determinar si se debe recomendar el uso de mascarillas, esto significa que la mayorÍa de estadounidenses ya no se les sugerirÁ usar cubrebocas en espacios pÚblicos cerrados. el gobernador gavin newson anunciÓ que levantarÁ mÁs del 90% de las Órdenes ejecutivas que habÍa firmado en relaciÓn a la pandemia. las medias tiene que ver con pruebas y vacunas contra el virus. estÁ a punto de iniciar el fin de sem

he wasn't the only one. >> if you do erect this bell the city of gilroy is saying we don't care about the natives. >> then this happened. >> tonight we have the opportunity. >> the mayor and councilmember briefly clashed when she proposed to postpone the installation. >> the people deserve at least. >> i'm sorry. this is supposed to be asking the council to. >> i'm. >> no. >> my request is that we recognize their voices. we request what they have asked from us. >> i see three thumbs up. that motion fails. >> last year the santa cruz city council voted to get rid of all its mission bells. uc santa cruz removed the campus bell a few years ago and lopez said they stopped heyward from considering it all together. yet lopez said gilroy put in a mission bell without even listening to the pain it brings native americans. >> they want to erase the history, you know. they want to continue their domination over native people. >> and he said tribes in california are starting to discuss a statewide campaign to remove all mission bells from government properties. tonight councilmember zach hilton

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a 2.9 earthquake just rattling an area south of gilroy. about two mills outside san juan bautista. we're hearing reports of some people in gilroy feeling it. our own scott mcgrew, who is in the south bay, said he thought a garbage truck was going by. maybe he actually felt it. he's that

a 2.9 earthquake just rattling an area south of gilroy. the quake was at 5:15, centered about two mills outside san juan bautista. we're hearing reports of some people in gilroy feeling it. our own scott mcgrew, who is in the south bay, said he thought a garbage truck was going by. maybe he actually felt it. he's that sensitive. >>> let's get a look at the forecast. meteorologist kari hall is tracking what we can expect. >> we're waking up to cold temperatures again. take a look at where we are right now. 36 degrees in morgan hill. we're seeing a lot of 30s in parts of the tri-valley. north bay feeling a little bit milder this morning with some low 40s, but because that's the high humidity and the fog that's settling in. we're down to about a half mile visibility right now in napa and santa rosa. the fog is drifting around some of the valleys in the north bay. take a look at where we're headed today. it's going to warm up significantly in the north bay, with santa rosa reaching possibly a record high today. we're looking at a high of 68 in

again, the 3, 2, magnitude earthquake striking just south of gilroy at up just a few minutes ago. so there you go. 4.34 on the clock now to the east bay and a sad story. an alameda county sheriff's deputy died while she was on duty. police say 36 year-old deputy aubrey philips had just arrested someone who was seated back in her patrol car when she had a severe medical emergency. another officer began lifesaving efforts and called for emergency medical services. deputy phillips was taken to the hospital, but again died. deputy phillips is a registered organ donor a 5 year veteran of the agency and assigned as a midnight shift patrol officer in the city of dublin. she's the daughter of an honorably, retired alameda county deputy sheriff in her husband is currently a sheriff in the same department. she and her husband. i have 3 young children. on the peninsula. jewelry store owner says that he was forced to shoot his gun to fend off a trio of armed robbers. it happened monday night at plaza jewelers in menlo park store. security video shows masked men storming the store with guns de

. >>> from gilroy to the u.s. capitol. a gilroy woman will spend 45 days in jail for her role in the january 6 insurrection. a judge sentenced mariposa castro. she was also fined $5,000. these are images from the department of justice. she tearfully said she got caught up in the energy. she said if she could go back and change things she would, quote, bring more peace. they moved to tennessee after the insurrection due to employment. >>> a fracture in the district attorney's office in manhattan is sending the trump probe prosecution into doubt. the top two prosecutors abruptly resigned. bragg took office in january. former president trump has not been charged with any wrong doing no the case and has called this investigation a politically-motivated witch hunt. a state investigation of the trump organization continues. >>> president biden has narrowed his list of finalists for the supreme court vacancy is down to three. the other two candidates are federal judge ketanji brown. breyer was born and raised in san francisco. pr

that follows a 3.2 quake that struck south of gilroy at around 4:15 this morning. quakes. head to our twitter page, nbc bay area, and we'll let you know what's going on and let us know if you felt it. >> the ball is in mayor london breed's court after san franciscans voted to recall three board members. you can see how wide the margin was for each, all well over 70% voting to recall. recall supporters were frustrated with their handling of the pandemic and priorities they argued were misguided. once the ballots are certified, mayor breed will choose replacements to finish out their terms. voters will decide a new board this november. >>> san jose council members have approved two new digital billboards, overturning a 35 year ban. this comes despite a lot of opposition and a recent vote against it by the april commission. the new billboards will be located on san jose airport property, and as part of the deal sjc will be granted advertising 10% of the time. >>> right now, a russian 15-year-old sits atop of the standings, mired in a cloud of controversy. >> let's go

we just had a 3.2 magnitude earthquake around gilroy, so we're watching that as we go into the morning to see if there is anything else going on. as far as our temperatures, once again, starting out chilly with some 40s in a lot of spots, but then we'll head for the upper 60s going into this afternoon. we'll be watching that. mike, what are you watching for early morning commuters? >> the lighter quake is too far south to have an effect on the b.a.r.t. system and no other systems affected, either. we're going to keep listening for any impact. walnut creek, i believe this crash just cleared seconds ago. a car hit a deer in the area. no people injured and the deer is clear from lanes. no update on status as they are going to close that on the chp report. we're looking at the venetian and antioch bridges for light wind advisories. all the greeways are green. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> as kari just mentioned a small 3.2 magnitude earthquake struck south of gilroy. it was centered about 1.6 miles west of san juan bautista. be sure to follow us on twitter and let us know if you

same thing for gilroy, santa rosa. it was record-setting. not have a record, 76 in the city. 85 in cloverdale. here is a sampling of the winter warmth coming our way. san jose will likely hit record territory at 77. oakland expected to get to 74. san francisco in the low 70's. we are going to go from springlike back to winter. live doppler seven hinting at pattern changes. >> it is odd. you get sunburned because you have been in sweaters. now all of a sudden it is hot. >> a rare winter heatwave had people hitting the pool in santa rosa today. temperatures climbed into the 80's. february may feel fabulous, but the hot temperatures and lack of rain could be a dangerous combination. firefighters say the risk of a fire increases every day we go without rain. the national weather service warns about potentially dangerous conditions that bay area beaches. warm weather brings a risk of rip currents. harbor patrol was on high alert as visitors flocked to the coast. last year we did respond to three fatalities on the north coast. in all of those case

. >> rep their super bowl watch party and that includes a trip to the gilroy public library to get their hands on four free covid tests and a few n95 masks. >> my daughter has a friend and their friend, and so we are getting together at her friend's house in gilroy. >> reporter: these long lines have in common at the various locations where the county has been handing out 30,000 free rapid covid tests. two other libraries are completely out, milpitas and cupertino. >> many hundreds of people have been able to get these tests. >> reporter: today they handed out over 1,200 tests and the last lot will go out tomorrow in morgan hills. there are still other ways to get tested if you miss that opportunity. >> you can go to the public health website, you can go to one of your medical providers. we'll continue to look at if there's a need in the community, how we can serve that. >> reporter: you can receive up to eight free rapid covid-19 home tests at santa clara county pharmacies. a good game plan if your weekend includes a super bowl party. stephanie magayone, nbc news. >>> cases continue to

same thing for gilroy, santa rosa. it was record-setting.if you did not have a record, 76 in the city. 85 in cloverdale. here is a sampling of the winter warmth coming our way. san jose will likely hit record territory at 77. oakland expected to get to 74. san francisco in the low 70's. we are going to go from springlike back to winter. live doppler seven hinting at pattern changes. >> it is odd. you get sunburned because you have been in sweaters. now all of a sudden it is hot. >> a rare winter heatwave had people hitting the pool in santa rosa today. temperatures climbed into the 80's. february may feel fabulous, but the hot temperatures and lack of rain could be a dangerous combination. firefighters say the risk of a fire increases every day we go without rain. the national weather service warns about potentially dangerous conditions that bay area beaches. warm weather brings a risk of rip currents. harbor patrol was on high alert as visitors flocked to the coast. last year we did respond to three fatalities on the north coast. in all of

we had low 30s in our coldest inland valleys afternoon highs in the south bay 66 san jose 67 gilroy. gonna be pretty mild on the peninsula mid-60s for redwood city 62 pacifica downtown san francisco a nice day in the north north bay 63, san rafael upper. sees around santa rosa 66, calistoga. you want sunshine 63 in oakland 64 fremont inland area 64 concord 63 in livermore and climate prediction center is saying much of the west will be warm later next week, which of course includes the bay area 70 to 80 percent of above average temperatures. you'll see it here in the accuweather 7-day forecast weekend is the warm-up no sign of winter, unfortunately and as we head towards wednesday thursday, mid-70s could be record. adding numbers mid-70s to low 80s are our records upper 60s along the coast. so not what we want to see but it is definitely going to feel like spring by then. i'm in dan. yeah, certainly. all right. thank you, sandia. well, it's a big weekend of sports in las vegas and here on abc 7 too. first up the nhl all-star game at t-mobile arena home of the vegas golden knights tim

gilroy high of 78 would tie the record. jose, i think your record is safe, mid 70's, 80 degrees. even in the city, i think we are shy of 76. we are forecasting a hive 74 but that is nearly 15 degrees above where we should be this time of year. live doppler 7 along with satellite, high-pressure and control and would drag in the offshore breeze across california. that will warm us up later on today. highs today with possible records from oakland to napa to santa rosa will hit 75 in vallejo, 75 san jose, 74 in the city, along the coast mid and upper 70's, 74 is the high in lakeport. across the state today, it is a warm day. expecting a lot of sunshine out there. even records possible across parts of southern california. a heat advisory goes in effect today, look at l.a. today, 86 palm springs, san diego up to 82 degrees. at home, records are possible each afternoon. today we are in the 70's. tomorrow, the warmest spots inland close to 80 degrees. records are possible again friday with temperatures everywhere into the 70's. let

gilroy tying a record at 78. san jose, near record is safe. forecast high is 75 and the record is 80. the city will be warm but the record is safe at 76 degrees but nonetheless, it is a warm day across the bay area. high pressure and control leading to offshore winds across california, warming us up so we are in the 70's later today before the records -- with records possible. 74 san rafael. 72 in san mateo. it is across all of california we find warm sthn iaikelgoing'y this warm pattern. records likely today, even through thursday and friday, sunshine in full effect. 70's and 80's, feeling more like summer than the middle of february. jobina: bring it. drew: kumasi is dancing right next to me. jobina: i cannot wait. thank you. good morning. we will start with the richmond san rafael bridge because traveling eastbound on 580, heads up. the right lane will be closed until 2:00 p.m. because of roadworks. that will definitely impact the commute as we get later into the afternoon. not so much in the morning because more people will be traveling in

redwood city could be tying a record and gilroy. that's a good bet of that. 79 in the forecast current numbers out there right now, for the 10 o'clock hour, you can see some forties out towards santa rosa and napa, san francisco that site still fairly warm 63 degrees and san jose right now, 61. here's the satellite. just a few high clouds moving in from the north throughout the afternoon hours, but in terms of real cloud cover real rain clouds. nothing showing up in this satellite, most of the clouds up to our north and also out to our west. here is our live camera checking out the golden gate bridge for tonight where we have mostly clear skies . we're gonna have lots of sunshine for your weekend little bit of a cool start tomorrow morning. most areas will be the forties to the lower fifties that into the afternoon hours, widespread seventies and the warmest locations could be close to 80 degrees. this big h this big area of high pressure wants to stick around, keeping us warm and dry into the weekend temperatures this weekend could be a little bit cooler, es

we had 79 at san jose airport, and then gilroy was 84 . so the fifth straight day records tomorrow.nificant cooling as we get that onshore flow that picture andre showed you before with the sunset. you saw the clouds. you saw the fog down low. that's an indication there's a weather system offshore that is going to chip away at that high pressure center. it's not remember we've been talking about that, for like the last month. it's gotta knock it down, so it's going to mark it down a little bit. but then another secondary system comes in late in the week. and really levels it and brings a real strong opportunity for showers early in the following week. so this week, so i'll just going about trying to transition trying to nudge that high out of the way in all indications are at this point. that we're going to get the mechanisms to do that that these loads are going to tweak through. so what we have tomorrow morning is going to be a lot like today. except more clouds. fog at the coast. there's the fog out there now you can see it in san francisco market street. salesforce tower and jus

that is sluggish if you are going out of gilroy.ou. >>> breaking news, tom brady has officially announced his retirement. the bay area native calling quits after 22 seasons in the nfl. after a weekend of speculation over his future and if he was going to go out on a loss like he is. he announced his retirement this morning. he step away after what many argue is the greatest career in nfl history. he had seven super bowl titles and three mvp awards. >>> you can now ditch the mask in several issue door places in san francisco if you are fully vaccinated but do some still think it's too soon. we check out a local gym next. >>> and lunar new year celebrations . >>> and the robot armed with two brushes wrote the character which means prosperous on red paper. red is a lucky color in chinese culture. families would paste it to ward off evil spirits. happy year. that. was my thought when i was getting dressed this morning. >> i love it. wearing the red. >> yes. >> don't forget the news continues all day on cbs news bay area ♪ >>> welcome to

is accused russia using a vacuum bomb, which is prohibited by the geneva convention grace gilroy, ukrainian heroes. it's the 5th day of the full scale war that brush of wages against ukrainian people. and we are still standing. we are getting something that other people can't get in their lifetime. some say ukrainians or not like everyone else. and we didn't know what we were capable of. and now we are showing it. this is inspiring. 4 and a half 1000 russian occupiers have been killed in ukraine. just take everything you got and go away, which i do believe your commanders and propagandists to save your lives. go away. talks have been held between russian and ukrainian delegations, but without a breakthrough. ukraine has demanded an immediate cease fire, and the withdrawal of all russian troops, including from crimea, moscow says it seeking an agreement that benefits both sides and its warned countries that supply ukraine with lethal weapons, they will face harsh repercussions. litigations will now returned to their capitals for further consultations. before a 2nd round of talks held, you en

south of gilroy. about a mile west san juan batista. depth of about four miles there. people in places like gilroy, san juan batista, hollister getting report that they felt a bit of shaking but a minor earthquake there. let's get to our live look with our black mountain camera. you can see it shaking in the wind. especially in the higher elevations, the hills and mountains. gusts up to about 20 to even 30 miles an hour. really up the hill and mountains though. 40s and 50s for many of us. san francisco, san jose, santa rose a. a cold start in concord down to 39 degrees. let's check the current wind speeds out there. looking at ten mile an hour winds out of the north in santa rose a. looking at eight in oakland, nine mile an hour in sfo and seven at half moon bay. the higher elevations seeing the stronger binds. it is because of that low pressure system. as we head through the day today plenty of sun and those highs warmer compared to yesterday. low 60s along the coast. mid to upper 60s around the bay. highs inland upper 60s to low 70s. 69, close to 70 for the south bay

then at the gilroy and saratoga library. you can get four tests per car until they run out. >>> and for more on covid testing and vaccines as well as the latest on health restrictions head to kpix.com. >>> the north bay, firefighters managed to make quick work of a small fire off shoreline highway just north of stinson beach. chopper 5 was over that scene as a water helicopter made a drop. we are told it was kept to two acres. it's these small spot fires that have crews on high alert as temperatures warm up. >> tracking those rising temperatures this afternoon. heating up for sure. well above average for this time of ye loat a vewarm l thto 15 degrees. across rny lions, reade 60and record highs are possible not just today but thursday and for friday. 24 hour temperature change in many locations, much warmer compared to yesterday at this time. 16 degrees warmer in oakland. 11 degrees warmer at sfo. 10 degrees warmer in heyward. i will say this in santa rosa with temperatures down to the 30s you will rebound quickly as we head

i down sloping wind brought the temperature up here in oakland downtown and tied and gilroy, 79, a newecord for today so look at how warm everyone across the board in the 70's and 80's, even if you are not at record levels, so canfield, san francisco, 78 santa rosa, low 80's cloverdale and ukiah. 77 degrees in fairfield and santa cruz. i want to show you what is ahead so records are possible. san jose hits 78 tomorrow. that would be a record. livermore would be a record if it comes in at 75 in santa rosa could be a record at 77 degrees. this is a sampling. what changes are coming for sunday and early next week straight ahead. ana: a man has been arrested on suspicion of starting this fire in whittier yesterday afternoon in hot and windy weather, destroying at least two homes. the suspect was found with burns reportedly and described as a whittier resident in his early 50's. it is unclear exactly how the fire started. dan: a guilty plea brings closure to the family of a security officer at the open federal building, gunned down in a drive-by shooting may 2020. they case gives us a glimp

yes, happened just after 9 o'clock magnitude. 3.6, about 30 miles south of gilroy.it looks like there's been a couple of minor aftershocks as well. just north west of that said that the red dot there. that is where that magnitude 3.6 earthquake did happen. and again, we'll bring more details as they come to us outside right now, the golden gate bridge. nice and clear here at the deck that you can make out the north and the south towers tonight. not a lot of cloud cover in your way. and here's another great view to overlooking of the bay from our east bay camera in berkeley right now, a pretty clear as far as seeing across the bay into san francisco temperatures tomorrow, you're going to feel a difference versus even what we saw today. we're going to be mostly in the 50's. so a little bit of a dip in temperatures. 57 degrees in downtown san francisco. 55 in golden gate park. 54 in alcatraz and the marina district and the 50's continue all along the coast as well. very on terra tomorrow. 51 and breezy conditions there. so it's going to feel even cooler then. now we're

a lot of 80s, south of downtown as you head into morgan hill and gilroy. you got that east wind.here is that one sign of high pressure. a little bit of northeast winds at 5:00 towards san francisco. no fog at 72 degrees. 80s from scotts valley. the warmest temperatures across the santa clara likely the same area tomorrow that will see numbers close to 80 degrees and 74 in pacifica. one change tomorrow, a weather system that'll bring bigger changes in terms of cooling and wind, so may be good sunset viewing for super bowl sunday around the bay area. morning temperatures starting off in the 40s and 50s, still cool for about 9:00 in the morning, by lunchtime we'll see numbers climbing into the mid-70s by san jose, not quite as warm on the coast. mid afternoon, we should see little hints of on shore winds and at least 60s. over the highway 17 summit down into santa cruz. look at what happens here on monday. that's almost 20 degrees cooler. something clearly is taken place sunday to monday. when it comes rain chances is in land. watch out it moves down towards the east, close enough t

we are back into the upper 50s and low 60s. 58 in cupertino and 60 in gilroy. >> 57 in danville and 57n se owe. >> 61 in palo al tol. >> 60 here in santa rosa. our seven-day forecast does show warming weather here, eventually san francisco goes up a little bit here. wednesday and thursday and friday and saturday and through the in land valleys. we have those winds tomorrow and we'll go to warmer weather on wednesday and thursday and friday with those upper 60s. for that second week of competition out at beijing. we have temperatures in the 30s for eyes, teens for slows. >> that's what we need for the winter game. >>> you are power bills is about to go up. how much pg&e is raising prices? that's next next month. okay, it's go time. team usa on the largest gig-speed network. which means this mega fan never misses a second. it's gig-speed wifi that's “mikaela shiffrin” fast. ok, that's fast! speed's cool, but does yours block threats? yup, even for these upstairs all-nighters rocking wifi speeds faster than a gig. can your internet do that? learn more about gig-speed wifi, or get started

highs across the microclimate, 78 would be a record in san jose with sunshine. 80 in gilroy would beecord. along the peninsula, 77 redwood city would be a record. 78 in half moon bay would be a record. 76 downtown is not a record but still very warm. 74 for daly city. 80 in santa rosa will be a record. 75 in vallejo. 77 in oakland will be a record. we set a record in open yesterday so this would be a second day in a row we see record highs. 75 to walnut creek to 70 in brentwood. it is another mild bite in the 40's and 50's as friday is another record-setting day. it is warm today and tomorrow we cool off over the weekend. we are watching increasing cloud cover. we will keep you updated. kumasi: coming up, the seven things to know this morning. reggie: the singer-songwriter who stopped by for a visit to the white house. kumasi: it has been one year since the loss of bob saget. new details about how officials say he died. reggie: [ticking clock] stressed out? time to refresh your rhythm with trident. ♪ ♪ trident gum. the fresh chew to refresh your rhythm. as a pro, floor and decor is m

it's going to quickly warm with down sloping winds. 80 in gilroy, 78 in san jose. 79 in santa cruz.l above average temperatures. 77 redwood city. mid to upper 70's half moon bay, pacifica. this is supposed to be one of our wettest winter months. instead, we are talking record-breaking heat. 74 san rafael. 80 in santa rosa. if you want warm weather, you've got it in the east bay. 76 fremont. mid 70's will be pretty common from livermore to concord to pleasanton. the accuweather 7-day forecast, record-setting warmth again for thursday. still possible friday. friday into saturday, some fog rolls in. temperatures will drop off inland as well. not that noticeable until monday, when it is gusty and much cooler. 50's, 60's. the fire danger will come up during that monday to tuesday time period, which includes valentine's, by the way. when is the rain going to return? nothing. not for the next week. dan: that's a shame. thanks. ama: former a's player jeremy giambi has died at his parents' home in southern california, according to his agent. just 47 years old. officials have not reported a c

san francisco to oakland, low to mid-70s, warmest places again near san jose and gilroy.ould see low 80s tomorrow afternoon. will begin to see changes towards end of the day, increasing high clouds and more clouds monday. mostly cloudy. monday, might have a little bit of drizzle on the coast but main impact is inland tracking storm is over the sierra, for the first time we hope in about five weeks could see a little bit of snow coming down. 1 to 2 inches, but we'll take what we can get. bay area, sprinkles popping up with drizzle forced in by gusty winds. low clouds forced over the hilltops monday night might give us a slight chance of drizzle. it's going to be gusty and noticeably cooler. monday back into the mid-60s around san jose. 50s to low 60s bayside, that's about a 20 degree cool-off from the highs most places tomorrow. san francisco dropping out of the 70s. breezy and cooler. keep your fingers crossed we get a drizzle storm monday night because it's dry midweek. temperatures rebounding back into the 70s, windy cooldown, then 70 degrees towards next weekend but at

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sixties and even low seventies and there is a chance, especially as you get down towards morgan hill gilroyight see an 80 degree reading pop in towards the middle end of the week, so we'll see how that goes beautiful night outside tonight again. you feel guilty now, right? i mean, because it's this is february and we're having insanely beautiful weather at the coast in the mountains everywhere and it's going to continue. and of course, we all know the importance of rain and snow and the water. we are water resource , and it's just not in the cards for us just next week for sure this high pressure is so dominant. like i say before this that high that's the pacific high in the pacific high. it's got a name because it lives there right about there all summer long. that's why we're dry all summer long. it doesn't live there in february. in january, but it house and it is and it continues to so hopefully something change. but in the meantime, we're back to where we were tomorrow morning. i don't think valley fogs much of a thing. i think frost is something you're going to bump into. i think you'

and you claim president water damage. lensky says the fight against russia has been inspiring grace gilroy . yet he writes one day of the full scale, russia, which will rush wages against the korean people with survived. and when we're getting something that other people could not get in that lifetime, some people will say that ukrainians are not like everyone else. they have to make that whole works that we did not know it is what we capable of and now we're showing it. and this is inspiring. you just take everything you go and go away. you don't believe your commanders don't believe you ought to pack in this. just save your lives, go away. the united nations will step up its humanitarian operations in ukraine. it says more than a 100 civilians have been killed since thursday. un secretary general, antonio good parish says rushes military operation is leading to more rights violations. the just an emergency session. in the council. russia's currencies dropped more than 40 percent against the dollar in trading. the record low follows a new round of western sanctions, including the blocking

but those offshore winds, 79 record in san jose and tied a record of 78 in gilroy. moderate sleep is also had records all around the bay area. these temperatures just extraordinary, especially for this time of year in the middle of our rain season, 16 degrees above the average was a record but still very warm in san francisco. 73 downtown oakland, 79 degrees. that was that record in san jose. 76 in livermore 75 in concord and 78 degrees. 17 degrees above the average in santa rosa de surprising. that was not a record either other tonight, skies are mostly clear looking toward half moon bay, not bad at all. as we're going to keep things mostly clear there and clear out toward the golden gate bridge for tonight. but temperatures are going to be running on the warm side again, expecting the possibility of some more records coming our way. it's rather mild out there right now. half moon bay, 53 degrees. 62 still in hayward. 62 now me to 64 in san francisco. cool in some of the interior valleys. but by tomorrow afternoon, again, these temperatures, yeah, they're going to

through burlingame into belmont seventies very common across the santa clara valley 72 degrees in gilroyler night tonight. then we did last night. and meanwhile, as far as your water is concerned, it's so gorgeous outside. a lot of people heading to the beach is we still have that beach hazardous alert in effect with a sneaker waves. don't turn your back on an angry ocean. okay i jump to that. a little bit. thirties and forties. overnight lows. extended forecast has called for increasing cloud cover and a breeze on sunday. it's going to feel a little bit more wintertime here in the bay area by the beginning of next week, make it a great day. everyone is gorgeous outside roberta gonzalez. thank you new at noon, the chp says it's made an arrest in a freeway shooting on highway 24 near the caldecott tunnel from back in september. the chp says 20 year old troy nicholson jr of castro valley, was taken into custody yesterday . he is facing charges of attempted murder, shooting at an occupied vehicle and assault with a deadly weapon. the shooting happened september 16th at 3 30 in the afternoon

our forecast for gilroy goes from the lower to the upper 70s.the beginning of february we should not be near 80 degrees. that's what we're talking about as we head toward the end of the week, as well as the winds picking up. so we're we go with dry weather and now warmer conditions by the end of the week. we'll be watching that. mike, you've been watching the fog and its impact on the commute across the bay area. >> yeah, and so far it's the warning for the north bay, novato and santa rosa. the bay bridge had some fog earlier. the live picture shows you the fog and low clouds clear from this shot. as we look at the map, there's slowing across the bay bridge and highway 37 and 4, kind of holding steady. there's fog in novato in the yellow section. recovery, south 880 still slows down toward industrial parkway. the crash is on the shoulder. nothing more than typical slowing through hayward. the rest of the bay does show a smooth drive and a good flow of traffic along the peninsula as well. >> thanks, mike. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay,"

yeah look quite a few records to report out there the third day in a rose, you can't see san jose gilroy. both 79 degrees half blue bay 78 oakland, tying a record 77 in richmond in the mid 70 75, so lots of rutger temperatures for today is you can't see temperatures are good 10 to 15 degrees above the average. take a look at all these seventies for san francisco even out towards the coast. it was a beach day with pacifica in the seventies. conquered 75 livermore 76 degrees tomorrow could be just a little bit cooler but still fairly warm. here's our live camera, looking out toward the golden gate bridge and the hillsides and all those hills especially with the north and the east bay. we have elevated fire. danger in the concern will be the next week. we could see those those winds ramp up, and with that fire danger could be on the increase. for a good portion of next week, especially for the first half current numbers out there right now, as you can see temperatures in the sixties, so it is a mild friday evening. oakland 67 san francisco, check it out. 71 degrees and san jose in the upper

our temperatures today only reaching 58 in cupertino and 60 in gilroy.or the east bay we're up to about 60 in concord and 58 in fremont. we have upper 50s for much of the peninsula, as well as san francisco, and for the north bay we'll see our high temperatures headed for about 60 degrees today in santa rosa. overall we are already starting to see a change in our weather pattern with this first low moving in bringing the sierra light snow. there will be another one dipping in by the middle of next week. it also looks like the bay area stays dry, but at least some light snow flurries or the sierra. then we're looking at temperatures going up and down. take a look at the ten-day forecast for morgan hill. chilly today, but milder tomorrow. then we'll see temperatures heading up to about 70 degrees on friday and then cooler for the weekend into early next week. that's what we're seeing in our seven-day forecast. for our valley temperatures and those gusty winds continue today, but it should feel nicer tomorrow as our temperatures come up a few more degrees w

we've got an uptick in traffic about 16 minutes for your drive and down in gilroy.bound 1 one and masten avenue. you have an accident. so we're seeing a slight delay there. we're going to have more weather and traffic coming up with daryn. james, back to you guys. thank you, ray 7.31. and a big story in the east bay. the oakland school board held a meeting talking about a possible a set of school closures that they're looking at doing that. they're meeting a lot of resistance, parents, teachers, not too thrilled about it. and they came together to voice their opinions. >> a lot of opposition. take a listen. >> schools me more merging build as we have to find babysitters. we have to find grocery stores, a laundry mats. we live in different lives than you guys saw this single parents, a purse and and with and then like the young man said, we add, doing my part to build the community. you've got to dismantle all of that. and that's going to be a problem. i just really don't understand the rationale for closing community hubs. >> that provide services to our families. i

three more giveaways are scheduled this week tomorrow at gilroy library and saratoga library from 1 to.m. and saturday at the morgan hill library, also from 1 to 5. each vehicle is limited to two free at home. test free and n95 masks are also being distributed. still to come tonight and multi billion dollar investment for electric vehicles. how it could make charging your electric car even easier. also ahead tonight, a deadly shootout in san francisco. why there were two crime scenes today and what we're learning about the shooters. and coming up a little later in sports. the pro football hall of fame announces its class of 2022 are sports director mark ibanez will have the new 49ers and raider who will live forever in canton. and coming up a little later tonight why west oakland is losing its why west oakland is losing its only full scale grocery store. oh, wow, barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. but i just... so thanks, but,

we're reaching up to 68 in gilroy, as well as cupertino, and you can see at the bottom of the screenore on this warm weather over the next several days. 70 today in concord. that is the perfect temperature. we're at 65 today in san mateo. san francisco reaching the mid-60s downtown and in the mission district. we'll see upper 60s and low 70s in the north bay. clear lake headed for 6 degrees. we'll see the same in napa. going through the forecast, we've had some gusty winds, and if you're going to the coastline today there will be a beach hazard statement in effect. that just means that things may be a little more dangerous in terms of the rip currents and the sneaker waves, some waves that come up a little bit higher on the coastline and rip currents that can carry you farther out into the ocean. we're going to see some fairly quiet weather over the next several days, high pressure as we are seeing low pressure systems kind of dipping just to the south and east of here. there will be another one by the end of the weekend. we're watching this to see if we can get rain out of it. it do

but low freezing morgan hill and gilroy. there you have it as advertised.ng about warmer conditions each day. there you have it on monday back into the seventies with a chance of rain by wednesday, gaseous join your afternoon roberto gonzalez right back at you. thank you. still to come here at you. planning for a special prom is underway in the east bank. well, this is a first of its kind for the bay area. what has been prom kind of in our history is not always inclusive. folks that identified like us by some children say the pride prom is so important for the lgbtq community. and now most admired alum! get up there. this is so embarrassing. there's no way it's me (friends laughing) you know her.... you love her.... ruh roh what are you doing here? it's anna gomez! what? who? our first gigillionaire! with at&t fiber, anna's got the fastest internet with hyper-gig speeds. i didn't know you went to this school we have a lot in common. live like a gigillionaire with at&t fiber, now with speeds up to 5 gigs. limited availability ago, ukraine's health minister a

take a look at gilroy in our ten-day forecast.mperature will only reach 54 degrees. now, that only lasts for a little while because our temperatures head right back up. but i am still concerned about the potential that we could have some more freezing temperatures during the early-morning hours next week. as we take a look at the seven-day forecast for the inland areas, it will be in the upper 60s and upper 50s for the middle of next week. mike, the commute is still looking a little non standard right now. >> yeah, it's light even for a friday because it is a pre-holiday friday for many folks getting off for presidents' day. some kids get the whole week off. even though the metering lights have been on since 6:25, the toll plaza does not show the backup. we see highway 4, a crash right near maze that has cleared. a little build, unusual through hayward, mountain view and sunnyvale through 101 as well. no incidents reported, though. >> thank you so much. >>> 6:51. happening now, governor newsom and the attorney general will be in s

here is another video from gilroy. also hail in san jose, los gatos, novato, san ramon. we showed you this earlier. snow dusting our bay area peaks. another view from mount hamilton captured by our sky ranger. more winter weather on the way. let's bring in jeff ranieri. you said it was coming. so good to see. so good to feel. how much did we get overnight and into today? >> not super impressive. trace to about 0.10 inch. this should be one of the busiest months for rainfall and we're so amped up and so excited about this, but it's out of whack. we have seen so much extreme weather. >> what's next in terms of the cold? we will get to freezing? >> definitely. here is a look at the radar. we still have some scattered areas of rain left. we have the cold air over mount hamilton producing some snowfall and spotty showers. it's going to be moving out over the next couple of hours. so the cold is going to be continually setting in tomorrow morning. we started off cold this morning with 30s and low 40s. >> we are not done with the cold? >> no, it will be colder tomorrow. freeze

we are looking at a mile west of san juan batista and south of gilroy. so, minor reports or at least that minor earthquake and little bit of a report there. this was about four miles deep for this earthquake. again no damage, just a minor earthquake there. you may have felt that shaking. here we go. a live look with our sales force tower camera looking east across the bay and you can see clear skies out there. temperatures in the 40s and 50s this morning. it is a cool start with clear skies as we head through the afternoon. sunshine and milder temperatures. warmer compared to yesterday and the winds lighter compared to yesterday as well. still looking at off shore winds. it's the reason why we will continue to warm up. for san francisco we are looking at temperatures into the 60s this afternoon. i think that many locations at least in the city are going to be in the mid-60s this afternoon. east bayshore line in oakland topping out in the mid to upper 60s. san jose, northerly winds up to the upper 6os. we are now going 40 days in a row without any rainfal

in early february we should not be hitting near 80 degrees, but that's what we'll see midweek for gilroy. our temperatures for a lot of the inland valleys will go from low 70s to upper 70s for thursday and friday, slightly cooler with more clouds for the weekend. once again, the clouds won't bring us any precipitation. and, mike, you were checking out what's going on for the commute and looking at the lower deck of the bay bridge. >> that's right, kari. there's some low clouds and moisture hanging around, but visibility is just fine. i'm going to show you the sensors where the lower deck has no slowing. there's some sort of an issue in the roadway, maybe some debris. it's been there for a while and the chp report they haven't seen any slowing. going to call that out for early drivers out of san francisco. kari was talking about novato, do you see all the yellow? visibility really creeping down below a mile so that's tough for some folks to see. in the north bay, you're looking at the closure for the real mccoy ferry. that will go on for months. if you're going to get on or off, keep that

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was also reported in gilroy and los gatos. >>> bay area peaks are also getting a dusting of snow. chopper 5 flew over mount hamilton, just a dusting, but definitely a return to winter. we have team coverage of the wintry weather mix, starting with chief meteorologist paul heggen tracking the rain. >>> and also tracking the embedded hail. fortunately we aren't seeing much in the way of cloud-to- ground lightning. a couple of strikes, but we are still tracking those showers with locally heavy downpours, and we are seeing yellow. it also indicates the tendency for the small hail to be embedded with the downpour. also inland portions of the east bay had numerous reports of hail from the tri-valley. that storm continues to work farther and farther to the south. this is what it looks like in dublin right now. you can see the rain coming down , and there is likely small hail embedded. as we go through the rest of the evening, the threat of thunderstorms producing any cloud-to-ground lightning and hail will continue until about 10:00 or 11:00 at the latest. some locally heavy downpours is

in the south bay, 62 in san jose. 63 in gilroy. not too many adjustments. 62 in antioch. 60 in oakland. 58 in san mateo. 60 in palo alto. san francisco gets in on afternoon sunshine. 56 in downtown and through napa low 60s. now, we have been tracking what looks to be a active pattern for the west next week. unfortunately, i haven't been able to raise rainfall chances as we move from sunday through wednesday of next week. but i kept the chances on her. the storm track is really going to be right near the california/oregon border. if we see this move to the south, which is possible, we could see heavier rain enter the forecast. right now chances are low. sunday through wednesday. by next thursday we could see things starting to look up more for us. through the inland valleys things would be warming up. 60s for daytime highs and plenty of 40s as we head through next week. from 32 tomorrow morning up to 43 on saturday. a lot better, right? >> freezing to not so freezing. >> exactly. >> thanks, jeff. >>> up next, a sfru space. how the h

gilroy, low 60s. contra costa, alameda counties, 60 in vallejo and 62 in danville. 63 in palo alto. francisco, 59 in the marina. sonoma and napa counties, low to mid-60s here. we'll undergo big changes in the forecast once we hit next week. dry weather stays with us, but a warming trend will set in. in san francisco this weekend we're in the low 60s. once we hit next wednesday, up to 68 degrees in san francisco. jumping right into spring. through the inland valleys we have temperatures in the mid-to upper 60s this weekend. sunshine through next week. 73 next wednesday. are we ready for the olympics? >> totally. >> we've been waiting and talk about it. let's do it. >> janelle will be on with me tonight. >> temperatures in the 30s and 40s. wind chills in the teens and 20s. jessica, what's your favorite olympic sport? >> figure skating, hands down. >> okay. >> that's number one. that's the number one. >> i love it. >> i could see you figure skating. >> i would love to, yes, with a walker. i can push it around the skating rink. >> you could get around pretty good. >> no, i can skate a l