in the berkeley hills. justin andrews. >>> and another live look from our sales force tower camera from this vantage point. you can see the wind creating white caps on the bay. in fact there's a gale warning for the bay north of the bay bridge. >>> and we will be following first alert weather event on the website and streaming on cbs news bay area. there you can see the latest on the weather where you live 24- 7. >>> and breaking news in the south bay. a trash truck struck and killed a woman taking out the trash. it happened around 7:45 this morning near coyote road. the woman was taken the bins to the curb when she was hit by the truck. she apparently was in the driver's blind spot. the driver remained on the scene when police arrived. this is the 11th traffic death of the year in the city. >>> following the latest covid headlines and we are waiting for a press briefing right now from the white house covid19 response team set to start at noon and that is going to be happening with in a matter of minutes. m

on red hill, lita, first thing i'd like to say is how seriously we are in fact taking this issue.obviously, number one priority is to make sure we're looking after the military personnel and their families as well as residents -- civilian residents affected by this contamination. the navy is working on that very, very hard. we still have just under 4,000 military families that are displaced that we are trying to get them back into their quarters as quickly as possible. number two is, of course, safeguarding national security and making sure we can fuel the forces of the indo-pacific region and, of course, red hill is a critical component of doing that. we also, thirdly, want to make sure we are absolutely being good stewards of the environment. and we do that all around the world. we know we particularly need to do that here in hawaii. it's an environment that we enjoy, that we appreciate ourselves. we're living in. and we know we have significant responsibilities there. and then lastly, we know we got to work closely together with state authorities to re-examine the future of the

those hills will eventually turn brown. so right now is the time, if you live up in these hills or the interface, to prepare yourself for the wildfire season. reporting live, nbc bay area news. >> thanks for the latest there, bob. >>> new at a rally in san francisco to support investments for the aapi community. it just wrapped up in san francisco where the board of supervisors voted unanimously on a resolution last night to apologize for its racist history against chinese community, dating back to the 1850s. one cracked down on chinese laundries. authorizing they gathered at the museum. one of the authors of the resolution said it is time to move forward. >> i am really moping we do not forget what has happen in the past as we did before, but that we use this as an opportunity to learn how to care for our people in the city. >> san francisco is the fourth city in california to do this. after antioch, san jose and los angeles. >>> happening now for the first time in more than 20 years. some underground restrooms at b.a.r.t.

when advisory covers the north and east bay hills. 3:00 tomorrow until 9:00 thursday for the hills. gusts could reach 55 to 65 or higher. a big concern, possibility of downed trees, power outages. 36 miles an hour at around 1:00 in the afternoon as those winds come off the mountains blow towards the ocean, they speed up and dry out the air. the sound slipping winds bringing fire weather concerns during weber where this months. instead we are talk about gusty winds, stripe -- dries over the hills. i will be back with an hour-by-hour look as to how long this lasts. ama: tonight, pg&e says it is ready to respond to outages caused by approaching strong winds. neighbors and business owners and east bay tell us they hope this week's wind event doesn't cause the same damage they saw a week ago. >> we are never really prepared. we just do our best at times like this. reporter: still trying to -- repair from a storm a week ago. she fears losing power again and can't afford it. >> it is going to be difficult for us to manage it again. it is exhausting. >> reporter: damage done by strong winds

i am a resident, 30-year plus resident of lower knob hill. i have serious concerns about adding the shelter. not specifically having a shelter but the fact that you need rules and specific things our neighborhood has been destroyed already. we have filth and safety issues. we can't go out of the house. it's terrifying around here at this point. to bring in another 250 beds in a small radius where we already have problems. i would like to mention emily cohen, just this morning, in this meeting, she was excited for testing this out, which is the new facility. testing this out, we're going to bring 250 more homeless people into a small pace to test it out? i don't think that's appropriate. we need to fix the housing that we have. fix the streets of our neighborhood. make it safe and clean again. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. we are timing each speaker one minute. next speaker please. >> caller: hello. my name is dr. allen cooper. i want to thank supervisor haney for representing our community. [ indiscernible ] this building will provid

on capitol hill. as a direct response.hange, it's going to take serious time to have real change. >> final thoughts? >> this is something that has been happening all around the nation and around the planet. as we have been in this pandemic. people rethink the way they think about work. what they're willing to accept. when they decide they're fed up, speaking out. that's what we're seeing here. this is not new. we have been hearing about these things for years. and all of a sudden you have staffers former staffers and current willing to say something. this is something that has been a decades of cultural change. and in washington d.c. when you talk about how expensive it is to live here. and people that do the heavy lifting on capitol hill are the staffers. the folks who actually write a lot of the legislation. who have a allowed the conversations with constituents. to stand up and take power back and say we need to be paid. and treated better by the people that we elect to the country. to serve the country. that is a reall

when advisory covers the north and east bay hills. 3:00 tomorrow until 9:00 thursday for the hills. gusts could reach 55 to 65 or higher. a big concern, possibility of downed trees, power outages. 36 miles an hour at around 1:00 in the afternoon as those winds come off the mountains blow towards the ocean, they speed up and dry out the air. the sound slipping winds bringing fire weather concerns during weber where this months. instead we are talk about gusty winds, stripe -- dries over the hills. i will be back with an hour-by-hour look as to how long this lasts. ama: tonight, pg&e says it is ready to respond to outages caused by approaching strong winds. neighbors and business owners and east bay tell us they hope this week's wind event doesn't cause the same damage they saw a week ago. >> we are never really prepared. we just do our best at times like this. reporter: still trying to -- repair from a storm a week ago. she fears losing power again and can't afford it. >> it is going to be difficult for us to manage it again. it is exhausting. >> reporter: damage done by strong winds

i am a resident, 30-year plus resident of lower knob hill. i have serious concerns about adding the shelter. not specifically having a shelter but the fact that you need rules and specific things our neighborhood has been destroyed already. we have filth and safety issues. we can't go out of the house. it's terrifying around here at this point. to bring in another 250 beds in a small radius where we already have problems. i would like to mention emily cohen, just this morning, in this meeting, she was excited for testing this out, which is the new facility. testing this out, we're going to bring 250 more homeless people into a small pace to test it out? i don't think that's appropriate. we need to fix the housing that we have. fix the streets of our neighborhood. make it safe and clean again. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. we are timing each speaker one minute. next speaker please. >> caller: hello. my name is dr. allen cooper. i want to thank supervisor haney for representing our community. [ indiscernible ] this building will provid

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the same thing is happening on the hill.ively bargain, and so it's a big deal to have this now support from both house speaker nancy pelosi and on the senate side from leader schumer. it would basically call for both chambers to pass a resolution that would then allow hill staffers to organize, but these hill staffers, they might appear in nicely pressed suits, they might have these big jobs where they have a hand in writing legislation, but their bank accounts tell a vastly different story. the median pay is $59,000 and for starting staffers, it can be as little as $20,000 or $30,000 a year. and this is in washington, d.c., where the average, you know, rent for a one-bedroom apartment is like $2,500. and so there have been surveys and polls taken where people have said, yes, i have had to take out loans to pay for basic everyday living expenses, and you have hill staffers, both democratic and republican, who are saying that now is really a time to make a change. if it's going to happen at all, the sort of moment and the zei

the wind is ramping up in the hills right now.ing to 15 and 20 miles per hour. a wind advisory in effect in the yellow. high wind warning for the north bay mountains. it is all about the strong wind for the next few days. suture tower, live look. clear skies out there. temperatures in the upper 50's, low 60's. gusty wind today and tomorrow. we will timeout those wins coming up in a few minutes. reggie: you may want to tie some things down this morning before the high wind causes some chaos. amy hollyfield is in walnut creek this morning. >> we wanted to check out this neighborhood full of trees to see if there were any impacts this morning. no wind at this time, it has not kicked out yet, but hearing about the advisory has some nervous they will see some problems. a few weeks ago, we had some downed power lines and tree limbs. another wind advisory has people looking around, thinking what is at risk? >> it is a little bit of a concern of the wind coming through. even though it is january and february, we are still susceptible to w

and there's a hill not very high hill in the middle of a rice. paddy a big rice, paddy. like so and we landed on top of that hill. and the guy shut the chopper off and and there was dead silence. and we got out and i looked around and there were probably 200. little they weren't foxholes. they didn't have time. they were just little indentations and there was a man lying in each one like he was holding a rifle except there was no rifle and that man was dead. and they were all dead. they had been overrun. and all of them were killed. by the viet cong and what we were doing there was the crew chief of that helicopter needed help. we had to go man to man until we found the two american advisors. and recovered their bodies and brought them back to the helicopter and brought him home. and that was our our that's the only reason that guy let us on that helicopter was he needed help carrying the bodies? and and i i it was a shock. was a total shock. and i you know and to that moment. my knowledge of war was limited to john wayne movies for god's sakes. but now i saw the reality

. >> guys, down the hill. >> captured on the phone of one of the victims. five years later and the details of their deaths remain a secret as their families demand justice. >> why us, why them? why that day? why no answers after five years? >> police remain confident that they will catch the killer. >> we know a lot about you. today could be the day. sleep well. >> could a social media account help crack the case? this special edition of "nightline," "the delphi murders," will be right back. ♪ >>> our town lost their innocence. you hear of stuff, terrible things happening in the big cities. but you never hear of it here. >> it's a city of 3,000 on edge. two bodies found. no one in custody. >> the bodies have been positively identified as abigail j. williams, 13, of the delphi area. and liberty rose lynn german, 14, of the delphi area. this is considered a double homicide investigation. >> who would be so barbaric? who would kill two teenage girls? >> this isn't something that happens in delphi. i couldn't go outside of the house without having a panic attac

especially up in the higher elevations and the hills and the mountains.g gusts up to 40 to 50. i will show you this in just a moment. i do want to get to what to expect. we have wind advisories in effect. looking in red that is a high wind warning for the north bay mountains where you will see the strongest winds with this off shore wind eventn. gold we have wind advisories. diablo range, san francisco, san francisco peninsula coast and the santa cruz mountains. northerly winds 15 to 30. gusts township 35 to 45 and the highest mountain peaks, gusts as high as 45 miles an hour. downed trees, power outages are possible. that wind event that we had about ten days ago it. will be similar. now is a good time to secure any loose octobers that you may have outside. a lot of red and purple. those winds out of the north. until thursday morning. wind gusts so far, up in the mountains, just talking about this. pine flat road, 52-mile an hour wind gusts since midnight. 43 for the hills. oakland hills 40-mile an hour. mount tap 28-mile an hour wind gusts. a beautiful

hill. dr. hill thank you so much, chairman cardin.ochairman cohen and all the other members of the commission. it is a real privilege and honor to be with you today, especially as you have all pointed out what is happening in ukraine is very much at the forefront of the heart of everything that this commission does. and so i am delighted that you're having these hearings and honored to be able to dissipate alongside my colleagues, general hodges and ambassador taylor. as cochairman cohen has already pointed out, he used the segway i was going to use to begin my oral marks. the ukraine crisis has been manufactured by vladimir putin in the kremlin. and i think for all of us, it is quite difficult to identify specific trigger for the decision to build up forces to such an extent on the borders close to ukraine or to suddenly escalate events in december of last year. in many respects, the timing seems driven more by vladimir putin's own political predilections and perceptions of developments, rather than offense on the ground in ukraine o

actually, my office is a block from parliament hill, and it- from parliament hill, and it is still gridlocked across our street and in front of parliament, which is wellington street, but down most of them northbound roads, so you cannot draw drive up to parliament hill. the routes without trucks are now blocked by blockades. theirfear of people here than there was on the weekend, and we saw thousands of people out processing, but the state city is still being very much held hostage in terms of movement. there is still a number of really hard in protesters who are dug in here with no intention of going anywhere anytime soon, asjessica was just saying. anytime soon, as jessica was 'ust sa inc. ~ . , saying. mercedes, we saw in jessica's _ saying. mercedes, we saw in jessica's report _ saying. mercedes, we saw in jessica's report that - saying. mercedes, we saw in jessica's report that this - saying. mercedes, we saw in jessica's report that this is i saying. mercedes, we saw in| jessica's report that this is to some extent about covert restrictions. but i the protesters united in their demands

hill just said. look, i've been complaining about the fact that the west has not taken my security concerns seriously. they haven't taken into account my concerns. well, i've finally gotten them to do that he can say to the russian people, and they're sitting down with me and having this conversation. mr. chairman, i think that's okay. fine for him to say that. he didn't get the principle -- he didn't get us to violate the principle of sovereignty. he didn't get to close nato's open door. he got to sit down and talk. that's fine. he can convince the russian people that that's a win. >> general hodges, do you have anything you'd like to add? >> thank you, mr. chairman. let me say this, of course president putin had a seat with all leaders of the world when he used to be a part of the ga, but he's now -- it's now the g-7 and he lost his seat because of his behavior and illegal conduct. has he won, at huge risk i'm going to slightly disagree with dr. hill who i've respected for years. what has he achiev

the baltimore pike it's the pike that runs over cemetery hill and culps hill all the way down. you usually go to the visitor center by driving down the baltimore pike. now, of course as we know you might change the map if you would there's the baltimore pike here. and of course what what happens is the -- ewell's core occupies positions just below east cemetery hill and just below culp's hill threatening the baltimore pike. so that in the three days of two days of battle that mead, is there the baltimore pike is under active attack. or threats of attack and it's not until july 4. that mead is able to get any supplies to that army. from westminster and the supplies that come first? and all this all these seven core are in the same shape. their horses haven't been fed at all. so what what does what the quartermasters do is they want those wagons? and by the way pack mule trains? can you imagine coming up the baltimore pike? packed meal trains the wagon trains again. they're 50 miles of those in the in the arm of the potomac. this is a 22 mile road. so you've got as many people ma

in our hills. it's a warning so already seeing those winds out there, in addition to bringing the powerful winds that could knock out power to parts of the bay area, it's drying us out to giving a look here over the golden gate bridge. now it's helping to provide us with crystal clear blue skies in most cases, and what a beautiful view you can see there as it does clean out the air, but while those winds are already blowing in many areas, take a look at santa roosevelt sonoma county airport repow, napa's reporting. 31 fairfield reporting 44 mph out at travis air force base a bit of a breeze for most of the bay area at this time, and then we get into the hills, and it's an even stronger one with mount diablo reporting. 45 mph. oakland north reporting 26 middle peak reporting 22 as mike mentioned a moment ago. this isn't just for today. this is going to continue to go on. so we're looking at this advisory in place through thursday morning. the warning is for our north bay hills, and that's where you

natalie brand, cbs news, capitol hill pill urine >>> today's u.s. troop deployment is separate from 8500 personnel who are put on heightened alert last week. the pentagon says those trips remain ready to move if called upon. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 streaming on cbs news bay area , why b.a.r.t. is celebrating today with toilet paper. >>> a dog being h■ailed hero. how this puppy named bullet stepped in to save a store clerk in the middle of a gun battle. >>> now at 3:00, a reporter stream assignment. after more than two decades, a b.a.r.t. restroom and separate san francisco is back open. we explain the extended closure. >> reporter: the bathroom at the powell street station has been closed since 9/11, but e prioritizing their needs. this is video of the ribbon- cutting ceremony without the ribbon. instead they used toilet paper. they thought it would be more appropriate to use this to mark the occasion. they are using an environmental design, all tender others with l.e.d. writing, and that touchless sink is located outside. it's accessible for thos

east bay hill and valleys. we are going to see the winds kick up for us as we head through the day today. currently here is a live look with our black mountain camera shaking in the wind. 14-mile an hour winds, livermore. 13 in concord and ten miles an hour in santa rose a. gusts in the higher elevations, hills and mountains. 30 to 50. as we look to the temperatures 40s and 50s. a milder start to the day. the weather headlinesw. relooking at sun. gust conditions for this afternoon. that fire threat stays elevated due to low relative humidity. no rain in sight. let's look at photograph speck it's a windy start to the day. >> yeah. wind advisory in effect for some of our bay area bridges. that includes the bay bridge and metering right lights are on and traffic getting crowded as you head into san francisco. here is a live look at conditions from a cal trans camera. crowded as you work westbound. wind advisory in effect for the bridge as well. be careful there especially if are you traveling in a high profile veh

we are looking at 61 in san jose, 60 morgan hill. inland east bay, concord, upper 50s for the tri valley. around the bay, 60daley city. upper 50s to low 60s for the north bay this afternoon. as we look to the seven day first alert forecast, san francisco, oakland and san jose. again the windiest conditions tonight into tomorrow morning. you can see temperatures slowly on the rides as we head through the rest of the week. inland east bay, the north bay and the coast, there we go with temperatures warming up by the weekend and into early next week. no rain in sight over the next several days. back to you. >>> ignition and lift off. >> new video this morning of another success for space x. they were finally able to launch it's cosmo second generation mission into low earth orbit. it was postponed four times due to bad weather concerns. >>> and nasa is out with a new image taken by the hubble. >> they say that it shows a third galaxy. you will probably recognize the shape. the two galaxies in the upper right appear to be interacting and

hill: we are talking about redistricting.ose part of polasky county, which is metro little rock, i pick up an additional rural county, which is next to two big counties i already have in the region. i would say the party has become more conservative as we see democratic qourum courts switching to the republican party, a major trend. lisa: i'm wondering for valentine's day, given the fact that prices are going up, aside from that particular holiday, how do you address the fact that it seems persistent? how do you address the fact that the president is leaning on the federal reserve but there is a legislative aspect to this? rep. hill: as i have said for many appearances on this program and others, we need to not be spending so much borrowed money in a continued pandemic manner. we need to go back to pre-pandemic spending priorities on the fiscal side, while the treasury withdraws its accommodation on the balance sheet in terms of the treasury securities it is buying and then slowly those interest rates. those are key points to

oh, this church built on top of a hill, has become a sanctuary for those who have lost their homes. my judge, look apple did, people came yesterday and this was the 1st place to welcome them. so they could have a little dignity and shelter from the bad weather bath water, the tampa, florida for a warm meal and a place to sleep. a welcome relief, but the scale of the destruction makes clear that residents need more than a quick fix solution. let's take a look at some of the stories making headlines around the world. hospitals and hong kong are struggling to keep up with the cities. was outbreak of coven 19 infections . since the pandemic began, chinese president choosing pain, has ordered the territory to get the situation under control. local leader carry lab has appealed to residence to stick to have government district 0 coverage measures. heavy rains, flash floods and landslides of killed, at least 78 people in brazil, that was a that number has now obviously changed over 90 rescue. teams are searching for survivors, but they are fearing that the death toll could rise. one of the

and there's a hill not very high hill in the middle of a rice. paddy a big rice, paddy. like so and we landed on top of that hill. and the guy shut the chopper off and and there was dead silence. and we got out and i looked around and there were probably 200. little they weren't foxholes. they didn't have time. they were just little indentations and there was a man lying in each one like he was holding a rifle except there was no rifle and that man was dead. and they were all dead. they had been overrun. and all of them were killed. by the viet cong and what we were doing there was the crew chief of that helicopter needed help. we had to go man to man until we found the two american advisors. and recovered their bodies and brought them back to the helicopter and brought him home. and that was our our that's the only reason that guy let us on that helicopter was he needed help carrying the bodies? and and i i it was a shock. was a total shock. and i you know and to that moment. my knowledge of war was limited to john wayne movies for god's sakes. but now i saw the reality

the north bay and east bay hills and valleys due to temperatures. alive look with the sales force tower camera. 5-mile an hour winds in oakland and concord. 10 in sfo and for fairfield. this pacific northwest storm sending some showers our way and cold arias well. this is a really cold weather system that we are tracking. as you can see temperatures are well below average for this time of year. a chilly one. you will need the coat all day long. here we are at 8:00 a.m. you can see somerred showers as we look to later on in the morning and then as we head ro by this afternoon we could see isolated showers or thunderstorms. then clearing out as we look ahead to your wednesday. cold temperatures. not expecting a lot of rain. that is so nice to see. something for us and a lot of snow up in the sierra. winter weather advisories and storm warnings in effect for the west slopes of the sierra. they are looking at from half foot to a foot and a half of snow up in the sierra. today is a first alert weather day due to scattered showers, chilly temperatures and

i'mjane hill, and to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode, as ever. mark. what have you been watching? very mixed bag. we have death on the nile. hercule poirot and his moustache are back. we have an animated documentary, flee. and marry me — what happens when a pop star marries a fan? death on the nile. kenneth branagh's been busy. he has. this was shot in 2019, and it's been delayed because of covid. and then, of course, belfast has come out, done incredibly well with audiences and done incredibly well with awards voters, so it's a bit odd this is coming out now. it's directed by branagh, it stars branagh as hercule poirot. the story is, he's on the nile, there's a steamer. it is full of a variety show cast list of people, all of whom will either be victims or suspects at some point. lot of glitz, lot of glamour. here's a clip. # shout, sister, shout # tell the whole world what it's all about # there's a reason for a mountain # a reason for a hill # a reason why a doctor gives a patient a pill # a reason to stand, a reason to sing # but there ain't

in the berkeley hills.ront the vaccine could be available for kids younger than 5 in a matter of weeks. >> we are live in the newsroom and there is some optimism from local families and doctors about this. >> there is. health experts say some families have felt left behind because their kids aren't eligible to get the vaccine. the question is how well will the vaccines work for the age group? pfizer is seeking emergency use authorization for a two dose vaccine for kids five and younger. each shot is three micrograms. that's a 10th of the adult dose. a doctor has been monitoring the clinical trials. he said that's two doses for six to 23 -month-old's gave good responses but for two to four it wasn't the same as older age groups. did was just two shot was enrolled in trials to get a third shot this week. >>> the concern about safety is not the issue here. it's really about how well does the vaccine work? two dosses until we can look at the data on the third dose. >> the data from the three dose trial will be

pleasant hill in the mid-30s because our temperatures warm up quickly. we're headed for the upper 60s in the east bay. we'll talk about a warm-up, our rainfall deficits and stretch of dry weather in a few minutes. >> so layers is the key. the roadways, we know traffic is going to be moving smoothly across the san mateo bridge and, remember, the express lanes open up for a new segment of 101 starting on friday. we'll talk more about that coming up. >> reporter: good morning. very happy monday to you. just announced, frontier airlines and spirit airlines are merging in a $6.6 billion deal. spotify, once again, apologizing, this time to its own employees, after it was revealed podcaster joe rogan repeatedly used racist language on some podcasts and other appearances. spotify has an exclusive distribution deal with rogan. rogan has in the past apologized after complaints he was disseminating false information about vaccines and covid. in a statement to employees, the ceo first apologized. he said there are no words i can say to adequately convey how deeply s

i amjane hill, and to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode, as ever. what have you been watching? kermode, as ever. what have you been watchin: ? , ~ kermode, as ever. what have you been watchin: ? , . ., watching? very mixed bag. we have death on the — watching? very mixed bag. we have death on the nile. _ watching? very mixed bag. we have death on the nile. hercule - watching? very mixed bag. we have death on the nile. hercule poirot. death on the nile. hercule poirot and his moustache are back. we have an animated documentary, flee. and marry me — what happens when a pop star marries a fan? marry me - what happens when a pop star marries a fan?— nile. kenneth branagh has been busy. he has. this was shot in 2019 and it is been delayed because of covid, and belfast has come out, done incredibly well with audiences and awards voters, so it is a bit odd this is coming out. it is directed by branagh, it stars brenda as hercule poirot. the story is, he is on the nile, a steamer. it is full of variety coat cast list of people, all of whom will either be vi

as far as the i can see rolling hills, epic classic italian countryside. so you guys saw we had a little bit of car trouble charging our electric vehicle yesterday. so that means we got in a lot later than we wanted to. our plan was to spend a lot more time this region because they have obviously really epic winery. so we were gonna go to a wine tasting, take some time to stroll around the vineyard. of course, you can get some incredible pictures around here, but we did manage to get a bright and early so we could come out, stroll among the vines and just take at least a little bit of the views before we head on. this is the amazing room we stayed and last night this is actually the top level of the old farm house, where the farm workers from the vineyard used to live it since been converted into a hotel were absolutely in love with the architecture. you can see they've got these beautiful stone walls. they have whole tree trunk through the roof as the support. it's all raw, it's all beautiful. it's so mighty and rustic. sadly, we didn't get to spend as mu

that was down the hill a little bit. oakland hills 44 miles an hour and then ben lomond santa cruz mounds about 34. so the winds are dying down. we're going to get a break from the wind. it's gonna be cold tonight, though. i'll see you back here with that. we're seeing a bit, bill. thank you. marine county temporarily banned burn permits because of the windy conditions. they also warn people who are out hiking in mount tam to avoid heavily forced in areas where branches might fall wind gusts were projected to top 65 mph in the higher elevations in marin county. but fire officials are relieved because so far the damage to power lines and trees has been minimal. currently we've had some mild minor tree down incidents that we were able to mitigate quickly. the winds did make for a clear picture perfect sunrise at the golden gate bridge. we chatted with one family who drove down early from santa rosa and stopped at the overlook to enjoy that spectacular view. and don't forget you can track to whether using our ktvu weather a

well, morgan hill on the 48 degrees. tomorrow's temperatures around the same as today's for your daytime highs. but we really should probably be focusing on those evening lows more so because look at our inland spots falling into the upper 20's will have freeze warnings going into effect for the north bay. starting tonight at 04:00am tomorrow. technically and lasting on and off during the evening hours through wednesday night thursday into friday night, too. just due to the fact that inland lows are getting so very cold falling below freezing reyna leave experience so many changes in the weather just in the past few days. >> keeping a close eye on that. we're also keeping a close eye on your roadways this morning, traveling from the east bay heading into the city about 7 minutes for your drive. the san mateo bridge traveling across towards the peninsula. look at that 13 minutes to make it to one o one. we're checking out the richmond. sandra fell bridge tolls to one-on-one about 8 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 t

a small fire burning in the hills of los gatos.n see as this live camera's showing us. the fire is burning on weaver road. no evacuation warnings in effect. but, folks, it is february 5th. wow. shouldn't be happening. anyway, we will continue to monitor the situation, bring you updates both on air and online. >>> oakland police are vowing to step up their crackdown on sideshows after another round of the illegal stunt shows tore up city streets habit night. today, several videos posted on social media, you looking at some of them here, cars careening out of control near west grand avenue and telegraph. again, this is oakland. in one video, a woman is seen getting hit by one of those cars. we reached out to opd for more information. when any arrests were made in the latest round of illegal shows. >> podcast host joe rogan issued an apology today for past use of a racial slur. after a video surfaced showing the multitude of times rogan used the n-word on his podcast. meanwhile, spotify quietly removed episodes of rogan's show, includ

breezy and our hills right now, here is a live look at our east bay hills camera, bouncing around a littleky, and the wind will be breezy over the next cou

i amjane hill. let's get more on our top story.ir bases after completing drills. these pictures are from the russian defence ministry. the move raises hopes of a possible de—escalation, although large—scale drills continue and it's unclear how many units are actually being withdrawn. this is what the russian defence minister has said. translation: the armed forces of the russian federation - are continuing a series of large—scale operational training activities for troops and forces. almost all military districts, athletes and airborne fleets and airborne troops, are taking part. as the training comes to an end, the troops, as usual, will march back to their home stations. units from the southern and the western military districts that completed their tasks already, have started loading on trains and motor vehicles. they will start moving to their home bases. individual units will march on their own in military columns. nato secretary generaljens stoltenberg said he hasn't seen any signs of reducing russian military presence on the

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