commissioner paulson. >> aye. >> commissioner stacy. >> aye. >> perfect it passes. the next item. >> item 5 general public comment. members who wish to make 2 minutes. general public comment on matters within the jurisdiction and not on today's agenda press star 3 to raise your hand to speak. do we have anyone present for general public comment? do we have callers with hands raised? >> there are 8 callers in the queue. issue you have 2 minutes. i like to make a general comment with regards to the watershed below the hetch hetchy reservoir system. i would like to request that the puc begin to study on the sediment loss of sediments in the sister system between the hetch hetchy system and the don pedro reservoir system. if we look at the photos. post world war ii presence we see almost all the sediment accumulation has been washed away by clear water flooding from the industrial use of the river and the clear water scouring that happens from power generation and water management for irrigation contracts. we

welcome to wednesday, december 7th and steve paulson's here. just like steve said. it would be thirties. we've been colder, but still there's plenty of thirties going around here, and some patchy fog is popped up here. not a lot, but there is a little bit that makes sense without a breeze or anything. you get the rain and then you get the temperatures dropping into the thirties, so combination of both yet will still end up with lots of sunshine. today. thirties here, santa rosa 33 sounds a 38. oakland's 37. so it's cold enough yet it will be nice. nice. very nice here today. cold morning. patchy fog. sunny but on the cool side really mid fifties for many, slightly below average for this time of year over two salad 6 30 in the morning. i know the south bay is green. so where are we going? this time? we're going to go to the east face team because that's where a lot of the early commute start. including the bay bridge, but not limited to that. in fact, we're going to start with the richmond bridge here, and you can see that there is some slow tra

paulson has the latest on the weather.ear skies, except for a teeny bit of fog a lot of thirties but now that the rain and snow has ended, and maybe for a while, and fortunately we'll take a look at the totals, which for 12 days in december or just fantastic palisades tower 118 inches of snow so far this month boreal 1, 18, homewood 112 and sugar bowl picked up 106. those are the highest amounts i saw. so where does that put the serious note back? well it puts it way up there. statewide summaries 223% with the southern sierra leading the way at 257% of normal. unfortunately these numbers are now going higher anytime soon. unless something really changes here. it looks like we're going into a little stretch of drier weather. what's new? we always do. freeze warning is out and takes us to the north breeze watch to the east. but anyway, you look at it. there's a lot of thirties and a lot of twenties to the north as well. we are in a dry northerly direction here, so we're getting that cold, dry air, but it's also going to be s

all right, steve paulson.never know what's going to happen, i guess unless you check with steve, he's keeping an eye on this rain. well we have a lot often on rain . that's okay. really bad disadvantage today, missing a lot of data, so i'm having a tough time here, but we'll get to it as fast as we can. if you're heading up to the mounds, it's more of a heavy, wet snow. that's the that's the issue here. there's not a lot being forecast, but there will be more moving in today. tonight and also again tomorrow. there's a decent south breeze in advance of this low, which is off the mendocino coast, forties and fifties on the tips. i don't think this will change all that much. isolated thunderstorms are a possibility. there's some pretty good cells that continue to rotate through. expect maybe some lower snow levels. you can see lightning strike right there going through mendocino county, so some of these will produce some lightning thunderstorms and maybe some low snow elevations as well. not a lot of rain, but yo

steve paulson . the weather is going to be what in the city cold, okay to san jose for another watch, he said it was cold yesterday. well it's not going to be much warmer today. uh, temperatures all we're seeing more upper twenties. wanna creek now at 29 degrees, but jeff says it's 35 in berkeley. at 7 15 tomorrow. i believe there's a lot of thirties around albany, el cerrito. so mid thirties upper thirties for many here, it's a cold pattern. it will be sunny. it's just not going to be very warm here, so starting off with twenties and thirties, some fog popping up as well. nevado petaluma napa airport, all reporting some fog. it's nice, but temperatures really should be upper fifties there, mainly in the mid fifties. alright let's go over to ali, now at 7 32, and she will begin with what ? we are going to begin in the south bay. but, steve, you mentioned that fog and we can see it pretty clearly in our highway. 24 camera will show that in just a second. but first the maps because there is another cra

it's december. 21st steve paulson's here. it was just like you forecast a little warmer, that fog cleared boy that made a huge difference. you know, the sun came out is still one of the days are too short related matter. but here we say hello, winter. today yes, winter solstice today back to cold, though again with with some clearing some of that fog is reforming here, mostly sunny to partly signing a little warmer but a lot more thirties now and even half moon bay's down there. san carlos livermore, gilroy, napa airport, nevada and santa rosa. and we'll get a lot of high clouds coming out more so this afternoon and a lot coming in on thursday into friday, but highs are bumping up a little bit actually, near average. now alright over to sell. it's 4 31 been kind of quiet this week. i expected you expected quieter today or no. yeah i do expected quiet. there are some things out there, steve, but for the most part, it is quiet. golden gate bridge has some roadwork. they're picking up. and some of the lanes are blocked there in

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can i tell you steve paulson? i joke, but it's the truth.o fan club at those world cup watch parties. love for you for salfer. dave. pam. everybody was nice. okay now i can join the team. there we are. it's nice to see you back in the studio. you and andre did a great job on the shot. yeah, really. that's not easy. nice job, a lot of forties in the areas that were in the thirties yesterday. why because there's an east brie, especially out of the oakland berkeley hills and over on the cemetery all coast, but there's plenty of thirties, uh, temperatures so again, there's thirties forties. almost 50 just depends if they have a breeze. if you don't it's darn cold there. otherwise we are looking for mostly sunny skies. nice sunrise. few high clouds out there. that's a quiet, dry pattern. cold for many little east

chp officer jarrett paulson says the problems continued from trees down in roadways to rockslides and even an accident involving this vehicle. we came across a head-on traffic collision between a truck in a car. i'm not necessarily whether play, but just a reminder, slow down and just leave more time on the roadways. officer paulson says the accident happened because the trailer truck was too long to make the take turns air bags may have deployed, but no injuries reported. caltrans is encouraging drivers to know before you go. but checking online maps for weather and road conditions. while chp says you should be prepared for anything, have that full tank of gas in the car. >> and, you know, just have some food drinks, waters and jackets, have some warm stuff and just be ready for that. inclement weather. >> caltrans says they're going to be monitoring the roadways over night as temperatures drop. they're concerned about what areas in the road that could freeze over and ice up because they didn't get enough sun during the day. reporting live in calistoga. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news.

steve paulson.e sierra is a lot easier now than it was about a week or so much easier. just watch out for fog. other than that, it's okay. it's cold. single digits was down to one this morning. alright dave, get ready here. we have two resident comedians here ones. mckenna and brent when the other one's matte handling up there in la honda. happy friday. steve it's 30 degrees in la honda this morning. it's so called the sheep are asking for their wool back. matt that's a bad joke. t7 28, where santa rosa and nevada it's really cold. even half moon bay is now down to 39 livermore valley. 29 it, says 32, but there are some upper twenties. it's a friday forecast so crazy cold this morning, some fog out there. it will be hazy temperatures. the blows are well below average, the highest of been near average to slightly below alright. sounds here at 7 31 still alright or something new out there, my friend. is he there? i don't think so. did i ever tell you about the chair on television? steve just told me i

chp officer jarrett paulson says the problems continued in that the county we've had a couple different trees come down and rock slides as well as an accident involving this vehicle. the front end smashed in and air bags deployed. we came across a head-on traffic collision between a truck in a car. i'm not necessarily whether play but just a reminder, slow down and just leave more time on the roadways. officer paulson says the accident happened because the trailer truck was too long to make the take turns. but no injuries reported. caltrans is encouraging drivers to know before you go. but checking online maps for weather and road conditions. while chp says you should be prepared for anything, have that full tank of gas in the car. and, you know, just have some food drinks, waters and jackets, have some warm stuff and just be ready for that. inclement weather. >> caltrans says they are going to be monitoring the roadways throughout the night. they're concerned about what portions of the road that could freeze over because they did not get enough sun during the day. reporting in calistog

of course, paulson. i think i was drafted last to mr irrelevant.s a good alright, we'll take a look at some rain totals here so far down towards santa cruz coast, santa cruz mountains, the leader of the pack, that doesn't mean they'll end up there, but davenport's than inch and a quarter ben lomond, 91 100, other locations in and around there these i went with the heaviest amounts point reyes station 1000.0.8 to petaluma. three quarters of an inch loss. scatters hills, 30.66 in novato point. for two. there were a lot of 10th of an inch san francisco, oakland along the cot and right over us. so from santa rosa to san jose, we're seeing summary. there are noticeable breaks in it, but especially it looks like on the peninsula areas east. not that bad. so you're driving. you may be dry other locations like ah, here we go again. it's raining, so that's what we're looking at occasional ring. possible thundershowers pretty good little cold core system this time of year and some sun breaks would certainly help with the build up. this will be slow to move o

let's get right back to steve paulson. a lot to talk about whether wise here and around the country. david need a name like tom smith. those are tough telling me first thing in the morning. kidding yeah. nice job there. alright we do have a lot of cloud cover over. some fog is out there some of its right down on the deck and then you'll clear it and you're good to go. but there are some pockets about a quarter of a mile or less plenty of low clouds high clouds, which will lead to some light rain this evening. i went about marin county, san pablo bay north, so there are others who will say something else. but i'm going with light rain napa airports down to a mile fairfield a mile and 3/8. not far from that, though it's about zero just so you know, vacaville mile and three quarters and concords now down to two, nevado, three, so there's some areas and that east breeze right there. vacaville travis and napa brings that valley fog right back across the strait. so some of that will sneak back in some areas over san pablo. but f

alright 4. 39 is the time back over to steve paulson.this little break in the weather positively hoping we're going to get more rain that it's time to kind of clean up. right clean up the damage the weather. unfortunately our break seemed to last a long time. hopefully for three weeks, i'd say okay. but the two of the longest and winter dry spells have occurred in the last 10 years, and those were over 50 days. we just we just can't do it. but unfortunately, that's the way it's looking at less. something develops on the 20th or 21st. the rest of the month looks dry. the system we had on the weekend is a powerhouse as it goes across the country, and there is a no doubt about it dividing line between that cold air and also the warmer that you can see where the boundary is. i mean, 15 and denver yet houston's 59. so when you get that kind of dynamic and place, it can generate a lot of snow and a lot of severe weather. it's exactly what happened. yesterday the couple of forecasts are really struggling with a plunge of cold air. one of them b

didn't notice it like a laser in sky steve paulson. if it's not full, it has to be quite agree with you guys. i woke up and i went what? i don't know if it's full, but it has to be close, right? yeah. amazing under clear skies here, but it was really lit up here. for some. it's a cold one out. there's no doubt about it. do you need me to tell you? it's cold out there. now you can look at your app and see that it's called that, but i'll tell you it's cold out there. and there's also fog showing up a lot more than we've seen here in a while. so some of that tooley fog is dancing around thirties for many, including now san carlos oaklands in their conquered napa and santa rosa in at 33. there's some colder temps in that, but after everything's done done, i mean iced today. we'll get some sunshine here and staying on the cool side. the next rain will be here tomorrow evening. but today looks good yet. cool fifties. alright sounds here at 701 east bay somewhere else. and yes, the steve and gasia. the full moon will be on tonight officially

not until much later that is we have an appointment with rasmus paulson. he's the fulton captain of a local police boat. he has something to show us to illustrate that the arctic has long ceased to be the white cold wonderland that we imagine far off the northern end of the world. even in the most remote places, a 2 hour boatright awaits us. full speed ahead, deeper and deeper into a world that seems so pure and christine and yet it is not. we landed appear surrounded by crystal clear water with stone and snow towering above us. with name, we still can't see what's hidden further ahead. first, we've got to get ashore and get back, but at an older age this can be quite a challenge left or, and you know about once that's done and we've carried our equipment up the shoreline. we come across a bizarre landscape of rust and steel. a still life that tells a story that few know we are on buoy east to an american military base from world war 2, or rather what the u. s. troops left behind after they left the airfield was built here in the forty's as a part of the w

steve paulson. well, yesterday was colder temperature wise.of twenties frost everywhere. then the fog came in from the east. this is not a summertime fog. this is what we call radiation or valley fogger tooley fog and it comes up when you get that he's breeze that comes all the way back in from the valley over san pablo bay and then spreads north and south and west. and so you're seeing a lot of thirties or forties here, even if it doesn't matter. it's almost the thermal temps are the same. it doesn't matter if it's coast bay or inland and was the higher clouds coming in above. it's going to be a mostly cloudy day grace guy monday. if you're inland, it's tough to break up. this kind of a fog, pat. deep fog and cold. you won't get out of the forties on some of the temps closer to the coast. we're going to the fifties. few locations might get into some low mid fifties, especially santa cruz. i think all right over to sell i think he has his feet on the desk. not yet. not yet. i'm here. you know, i've been looking around, and certainly there are

he delivered his traditional or be it, or be blessing to paulson's gathered on saint peter's square. but it is, she is fetus. and this linda roth, manito army. it was a message of hope and b for the faithful at christmas. the annual sydney to ho bought your tre scott off to a fast stars. on monday. the downwind condition or weather conditions have given the yields a big push. that means the 1st boat could cross the finish line as early as tuesday night raises considered to be one of the most difficult on the international calendar spanning more than a 1000 kilometers for sydney to hope, i brace was sailed in 1945, and that's it. from me and then wednesday for now i have an update for you. at the top of the i don't go waste. even busy is off next with the business. i her i'm, you can that i work that time and in the end is a me, you are not locked up to you anymore. we will send you back. are you familiar with this.

yemen, he delivered his traditional or be it or be blessing to paulson's, gathered on saint peter's square partition. as she li, a speech to front, the saying that it was his magnificent army. it was a message of hope and b, for the feat at christmas. and that's all the news for now. stephen beardsley is up next with the latest business use, you can always get more d, w dot com on our breaking news up. unexplained her thanks for watching people in trucks injured when trying to flee the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away. warner families played on the tags in syria. for these credit on with trade. people fleeing extreme drought. ross getting 200 people. her son from the agency around the world, more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge. yes. why? because no one should have to flee. make up your own mind. d. w. made for mines with. ah, i'm stephen beardsley in berlin. here's a look at our top stories. pressure mounts on irans wobbling currency, the reale on going protests, and the failure to get a nuclear deal are pushing it to record lows against the us dollar. wi

seeing this in bangalore in deland, ghana, in calcutta, in mall by recently long by one of those 65 paulson, the civic and private schools have brought in caesar doing cameras. so these are also there, but the concomitant data projection measures those have not been in place. so again, i stress that some schools do good work. they have these control rooms where very few people have access to the data feed. why some schools just put it in a deception media. i can see what happened in the city. so it's not standardized. let's look at that on. it's our job to a little look at the non digital side of this argument because the government's claim continues to be. look, we want to keep students if, therefore we need to have the city, the cameras. and based on some of the experiences that you have had, it seems to be working, at least in some schools. let's look at the other side of it. is this also a case of the government washing its hands off its own responsibility to ensure that school employees protect children? this is actually a very good question because our did. this also differs from stat

for just sergio and yemen, he delivered his traditional or be it or be blessing to paulson's gathered on st. peter's square. but dish is she, his feet isn't the same, the most magnificent army. it was a message, a fulton, b for the feet. at christmas. you're watching the w. c. as a reminder of our top story, taiwan is reporting that more than 70 chinese military aircraft have entered taiwanese as space over the last 24 hours. it's the largest incursion to date by china, which claims the sovereignty over the self governing territory. that's it from me and the newest team for now. i'll have an update for you. at the top of the hour do not go away, t w is asia, is enough next, just off that short break. and of course, as always more world news or to business on d, w dot com and you have office sometimes books are more exciting than real life raring to read. ah, what if there's no escape.

he delivered his traditional or be it or be blessing to paulson's gathered on saint peter's square. but dish, is she a speed to sound the same? the but was minute so ha, it was a message, a fulton, b for the feet at christmas. and that is all the news for now. up next, our documentary series goes to the arctic were melting ice is giving way to an international power struggle over resources, trade routes, and tourism. it's always more news at d, w dot com on the spicer. thanks wash. ah, we've got to understand, but globalization work, but he does not reach more than 30 percent of the world population in the mediterranean as become a kind of great sarcophagus. if anything he was proud.

people often gathering in brazil to show support for outgoing president j it paulson adul here outside military headquarters in the capital, brazilian, they demand that loser. the silver be prevented from coming to power. bolts are not all lost the election to his left. a striking in october in his 1st broadcast since then, he defended his presidency. yet my figueroa, i never expected to get to this point. he should hear you. but i did have a purpose. will me at least to delay brazil sinking into this disastrous ideology. that is the left mila nessie, the for another 4 years. the father here with you ah, recent weeks have seen violent protests by far right. radical groups supporting bull fernando. they've even threatened to disrupt lucille. vas integration on sunday. luna is urging old brazilians to feel safe and show up. let us go. dish back where we thought everyone is invited to the inauguration. they please be there on sunday. no, no, there will be no clashes. don't worry. those who lost the elections have to take things easy, and those who one have the right have a great party her

he delivered his traditional or be it, or be blessing to paulson's gathered on saint peter's square. but this is she a sphere to st. this in the web ross with magnificent army. it was a message of hope and beef for the faithful at christmas. well, the nutcracker, ballet has long been part of the holiday season around the world. but because russian composer tchaikovsky is behind this quintessential christmas, classic, some companies are choosing to pull a pause performances of this ballet. we have this report now from poland. it's a fairy tale ballet we're toys come to life on christmas eve. and it's one of the poems, beloved holiday traditions. but this year there won't be any performances of the nutcracker and the national opera. because the composer tchaikovsky is russian. something belly fans here agree with the vulgar or if you take into account how the russians are waging this war, also killing people. then you need to make hard decisions. like some of the values, not the to foreigners, up or the most likely through the left is an act of the nutcracker, isn't on the bill. instea

let's take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world today. paulson gathered and dan would protest against a porch ruling that would then be left leading mer to jail for insulting election officials equity ma'am, or lou is widely seen as a challenge out of craft and dresser diapers, dawn. the european central bank has raised its lending rates by half a percentage point bank was trying to bring down inflation driven by sorting energy costs since the invasion of ukraine millennial around you got those means cabinet has approved a bill, allowing them an excuse for video game during their monthly fees or to call in sick to walk. if it's approved by parliament, just the basically they will, they get a fust of its kind in europe. tornadoes generated by a massive storm system have killed 3 people in the u. s. state of louisiana. austin, a hospital was badly damaged. new orleans also suffered extensive property destruction a gotten federal was deciding whether the ousted provident bedrock i feel must remain in custody charged for the rebellion. castillo, for both of us, h

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steve paulson forecast sounds good to me about it. but we have to wait a while. this rain is not coming in until this evening or tonight for some, so a mix of fog, sun and clouds for the morning here thirties and forties because some of the cloud cover in the fog is out. there were not as cold as yesterday morning. our front has a ways to go. i mean, it's really far up there just now making move up on the north coast, so it's going to be you know, late this afternoon to the north, and then maybe not even to wait tonight towards san jose. so rain on the white pockets of fog, but again, more increasing clouds throughout the day. most of the day will be okay fifties, though on the temps. alright salles here it's seven o'clock in the morning and he will begin this time with with the bay bridge. just looking at it. now things are pretty normal. i like that when i look at it, and it's as expected, and the only thing better would be if it were really light. but that's not going to happen on a regular weekday, but it's only about a 10 to 15 minutes delay there before you

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. >> reporter: tina paulson has been a member there for nearly 20 years. she still attends at a borrowed chapel at nearby notre dame high school. >> recognize the fact that we're still here, together, and doing good work in the downtown area. >> reporter: did rebuilding process, the pastor says, is likely to take years. the downtown church is a corner stone of the community that struggles with homelessness and mental illness. she says it will be built on a foundation of faith and forgiveness. >> we understand the people who are suffering. the people who may lash out through no fault of us. >>> the spare the air alert for the bay area was extended for another day, meaning don't burn wood in the fireplace. darren peck is here to tell us why the spare the air has been extended, and presumably what happens after that. >> i could tell you, or i could show you. if anyone was out today, you saw it. our four cameras really drive it home. e that's all particle matter trapped at the ground level, so anything we put into the air stays here. a lot of it, majority, is

chp officer jarrett paulson says the problems continued in that the county we've had a couple differentes come down and rock slides as well as an accident involving this vehicle. the front end smashed in and air bags deployed. we came across a head-on traffic collision between a truck in a car. i'm not necessarily whether play but just a reminder, slow down and just leave more time on the roadways. officer paulson says the accident happened because the trailer truck was too long to make the take turns. but no injuries reported. caltrans is encouraging drivers to know before you go by checking online maps for weather and road conditions. while chp says you should be prepared for anything, have that full tank of gas in the car. and, you know, just have some food drinks, waters and jackets, have some warm stuff and just be ready for that. inclement weather. >> caltrans says they are going to be monitoring the roadways throughout the night. they're concerned about what portions of the road that could freeze over because they did not get enough sun during the day. reporting in calistoga. i'm

steve paulson, eight p.m.ng like winter here for a while for about a month, but we're getting a little bit of a break here, but the fog is now. coming back into the straight starting to see this. it's out to the valley that footprint of fog got kind of suppressed yesterday, but it's coming back a cold morning again. 30 some fog, mostly sunny clouds will be on the move later this evening, leading to cloudy skies tomorrow, maybe some rain north of marin county tomorrow evening. a lot of thirties here much more so than we saw yesterday. that's for sure. but fairfield now is almost zero. visibility stockton is and some higher clouds will come in, but mostly sunny and trying to bump these eyes up a little bit too. near average. okay sal's here 7 31. is there snow on the bay bridge? what am i seeing their selves? is that happening? you're just about to find out i don't want to steal emma gaza's thunder. she's standing out there in the cold. poor ever telling you she's now she has to deal with snow, but we'll talk ab

did i know they did impress steve paulson to steve has your forecast getting you ready for a new down in the windy now? system clears out now. the oakland airport has a north northeast at 10. but right above the claremont it's northeast. at 38 gusting to 38 mph so this northerly breeze is going to kick in this preventing fog from forming. i think later in the week we'll have that as an issue, but not tonight or tomorrow. just cold. our system is moving out of the area. there might be some lingering drizzle. but really, i think that's about it. we are done with this system. so i'm not so stormy monday, but it's a breezy and going to be a cool one. no doubt about it. partly cloudy is our system dives to southern california low fifties on a lot of the highs with upper forties i think if you live up in the hills, alright, south here at 701. are we getting any good news there? adam marin county or what? it's still down there. still there looks like they might be opening some lanes, steve, but the rockslide is still causing a big delay on south dont wanna one in marin county south and one o

we're glad you're with us and really glad steve paulson is here. the weather there's so much to talk about, well, brutally cold, the main message for the most well middle of the country. it's not for all the country, but i mean the windchill has even put seattle at one degrees there 18 degrees, but windchills are 38. um butte , montana has been down to 55 below. casper wyoming. 57 these are the current temps. these are not the wind chills. even oklahoma city now five, dallas 27. you can see the line there between kansas city, des moines, chicago and st louis. so it's all moving into the great legs. that's where the blizzard conditions will be mainly will be the lower great legs. forties on our taps, except for livermore at 39 too much cloud cover too much fog. so that's producing some warmer conditions . and i think we get a little rain later this evening from that system that's coming in there. more so next week, but fifties on attempts to near 60 alright over to sal, seven o'clock, there's a little bit of activity out there, right. right right. t

steve paulson here at the details. very cold yesterday.hs, so it was one of those days now we are running a little warmer here today. it's still cold. there's only a couple of thirties. the rest of these are forties. they were all thirties at this time yesterday, and we had a really pronounced northeast wind bringing that tooley fog back in the higher clouds came in weak system that kind of disrupted it for a little bit. but there's still plenty to go around. so it'll be a little warmer today. it'll still be cold, but not as bad as yesterday. and if you can get some sun, it might even be in the mid fifties. i just bumped some highs up to the low fifties, but by the weekend we are looking for sixties on the temps. alright, let's go over to sell. now. it's eight o'clock in the morning, 801. how are you, my friend? i haven't talked to you all morning. you know what? i'm good, steve. thank you very much, you know, thanks for asking. i'm doing very well. and i think you're going to like what you see here with the traffic to look at the bay brid

steve paulson has our forecast. i did a little bit win, though the wind was the big story for me coming in, because it is really howling, but our system is approaching coming in for the morning. if you're to the south you might need you might beat it . if you head out now, but to the north, i think you're on borrowed time here. systems moving in. it'll be a pretty intense cold front. here is it begins to move through and the answer my friend. is blowing in the wind. rain heavier times will take us through the morning and early afternoon and it will be a cool day. four oh, one. mr sal castaneda is here to tell us what that so far so good, because as you said, steve, most of it not wet yet. i'm looking around, but of course, it probably will be very soon here as you can see here on 80 westbound looks very nice, 17 minute drive that's about as low as it gets. i think it's going to be a little bit more of a tricky drive later on. when you get to the bay bridge, it's dry, but the wind is getting your attention across all

chp officer jarrett paulson says the problems continued in that the county we've had a couple different trees come down and rock slides as well as an accident involving this vehicle. the front end smashed in and air bags deployed. we came across a head-on traffic collision between a truck in a car. i'm not necessarily whether play but just a reminder, slow down and just leave more time on the roadways. officer paulson says the accident happened because the trailer truck was too long to make the take turns. but no injuries reported. caltrans is encouraging drivers to know before you go. but checking online maps for weather and road conditions. while chp says you should be prepared for anything, have that full tank of gas in the car. and, you know, just have some food drinks, waters and jackets, have some warm stuff. just be ready for that. inclement weather. >> caltrans says they are going to be monitoring the roadways throughout the night. they're concerned about what portions of the road that could freeze over because they did not get enough sun during the day. reporting in calistoga.

steve paulson forecast sounds good to me about it. but we have to wait a while.coming in until this evening or tonight for some, so a mix of fog, sun and clouds for the morning here thirties and forties because some of the cloud cover in the fog is out. there were not as cold as yesterday morning. our front has a ways to go. i mean, it's really far up there just now making move up on the north coast, so it's going to be you know, late this afternoon to the north, and then

steve paulson has a forecast.s the board here for all temperatures are freeze warnings out to the north till nine o'clock few twenties, mainly the north, but a lot of thirties, all showing up here between 30 and 37 degrees. it will be clear it will be great visibility. great air quality. just not very warm. it will be a nice tuesday afternoon, but until we get there bit of fog that much but temperatures still below average. it should be upper fifties there, mainly in the low fifties. alright let's go over to salman out with an update on the traffic jam. hopefully not one well, there is one. unfortunately steve, and there's also barred issue, so let's cover the traffic first on 80 westbound at cutting. there's a crash there, and traffic is backed up into hercules. also barred has a major delay on the ante up line in the anti akin sfo directions due to an equipment problem on the track and trains removed from service for also in equipment. tribe problem there. there is bus service between concord and wallet creek st

steve paulson's back. i don't know how much fun you had just looking at the weather you forecast perfectly over the weekend, you money, dave. i'm just sure. are you sure it on telling you? you were on the money was it was a good system is a good system. i mean, you know, we got multiple bands going through and it looks like we're about done here. that's the upper low is the one that gave us the rain. last night of san rafael. now, if you give me about 20 minutes to put together 72 hour totals me and my army of one, you know, just can't do it for about an hour, but we'll get there. san five. well they probably did over the weekend we had it on the weekend, redwood city three quarters nevado, two thirds oakland two thirds napa airport a half inch san francisco half inch san jose 47 100 so we can say goodbye to that lows. nice good, old fashioned cold front and then associated lo is she gave us some pretty cold air out there in place, so that's why we got some snow and some of the lower elevations. and you ca

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