warm air meeting cold air caused by the uneven heating of the earth by the sun. the greater the difference in air temperature, the more intense the wind will be. like when hot air from the tropics meets cold air from the poles. did you know the wind from these jet streams can reach more than 200 miles per hour? pilots flying east will sometimes catch a jet stream to help planes fly faster without using extra fuel, getting you to your destination faster. and pilots flying west try to avoid jet streams so they don't have to fight against those strong winds. jet streams are a big deal when it comes to the weather. they can move rain, snow, or other storms from one place to another and also have a strong influence on the temperature at ground level. the paths of a stream can change quickly, so that's why meteorologists will change the forecast as they monitor the weather systems. so, for all you junior meteorologists out there, be sure to pay attention to these invisible currents that shape our skies and weather patterns. >> dylan, thanks. i learned a lot there. >>> t

once the sun comes up before 7:00, we'll see the fog dissipating quickly.orrow is the last day we'll see the sun coming up before 7:00 for a while. we'll lose an hour of sleep saturday night as daylight time kicks back in. sunday's sunset is not till after 7:00 in the evening, cannot wait. let's talk about tomorrow's temperatures, 30 tonight for the north bay valleys, mid- to upper 30s east of the oakland hills, mostly low to mid-40s around the bay and mostly low 40s in the santa clara valley, these numbers 3 to 5 degrees below normal for this time of year, but we'll end up a couple degrees above average, almost 70 for los gatos, mid- to upper 60s inland, low to mid-60s around the bay, upper 50s along the coast. let's talk about the approach of the next rain chance. it is on its way by the middle of next week. we'll look at our long range forecast models. they're still in very good agreement, keeping the first storm system away from us. that's monday into tuesday. we'll see some passing clouds, but the rain chances dropped to lower than 20%. we just leave i

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sun here today. if you're south, the mix of sun all of a sudden, brief, heavy rain, maybe thundershower. it will be back to just wait five minutes. midwest weather. snow has made it onto hamilton. by the way, for those of you down there, maybe you'll be able to see it or maybe go out and see some of it. but if you're north and east, it's a mix of a lot of sun, not very warm, but at least we have sun and that will be the theme today. sun and clouds. but it's cold, man. 34 oakland hills. 42 boulder creek. also at 38. so we had 30s to the north. now it's 40s on most of the temps here. we'll end up with really 50s on the highs. this cold air mass settles in, but we'll be on the drier side here as we go throughout the day. so shades of cool if you're north and east, a mix of sun, clouds and not too bad, but not very warm if you're south. scattered showers, possible thundershowers and highs are below average here with 50s on the highs. all right. sal is here. 830 in the morning. improvement. something bad.n80 a little bit steve. which is good. we see it here. it's a little bit slow. we had an

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we're seeing plenty of sunshine as the sun is about to go down.aylight this weekend, but we'll get sunsets an hour later beginning on sunday, after 7:15, can't wait. dry weather tomorrow through sunday, warmer weather as well, temperatures back to where they're supposed to be this time of year, maybe a degree or two above average farther inland. showers return monday and tuesday. that's one of the parts of the forecast that's still a little tenuous, could go either way. it looks like wednesday will bring a low end atmospheric river which means wind and heavier rain this time around. switching perspectives, looking towards downtown from treasure island, temperatures are still on the cool side. the showers have moved out and the cool weather is sticking around, mid- to upper 50s to around 60 degrees, 60 the least cool spot now in concord. we aren't seeing any fog at this point, but we could see some of that developing later tonight. let's look at futurecast on our floor map. heading through the nighttime and early morning hours, patchy fog is the mo

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and the sun just peeking out with a slight chance of rain. temperatures stay in the 50s today. a little bit on the cool side with a better chance of rain tomorrow. we'll talk about that. and looking ahead to a sunny weekend coming up in a few minutes and brightly lit from the headlights and the sun coming up here. richmond bridge heading over towards san rafael. typical buildup as we expect. your westbound bridges show the congestion. of course, the bay bridge toll plaza is also full. as well. good morning. very happy tuesday to you. wells fargo says it's going to work to end its investments in loans that are net zero emissions as esg. that's environmental, social and governance falls out of favor. markets hit hard on monday because it became evint those new tariffs against canada and mexico really were going to take effect. target's ceo says higher prices could come as soon as this week. 25% tariffs against mexican products 25% on most canadian products, 10% on canadian energy. those are now, in effect, the current tariffs on china largely do

during the nugget game against the suns, joker made nba history with the first ever ever 30-point, 20-assist game. he ended up with 31-21-22. denver currently holds the three seed in the west. it's unbelievable what this guy is doing night in and night out. >> i know. and he doesn't even care ?roo. you asked me during the break, what do we call it? >> now we're calling it a joker, but he doesn't even care. he wants to racehorses. >> we love that for him. if spending some time looking at the stars and searching for asteroids sounds like fun, we'll introduce you to a couple of people who do that full time. >>> it's time to scope out the conditions with the latest toyota tahoe report. i'm johnny mosley, your host for the day. let's see what kind of weather we're going to get into. >> no significant additional snow over the last 24 hours for the sierra resorts but the numbers in the circles are the amounts that added up earlier in the week. more than enough to freshen the slopes. conditions are looking great this weekend. weather will be cooperative. no problems on the roads. things are l

the sun's been active, and it really puts you sort of in your place. >> reporter: williams and wilmoreo return to earth in a few weeks after the next iss crew arrives. >> we are just filled -- fortunate and thankful that we have seats, and we'll be coming home, riding the plasma, splashing down in the ocean. so that's what we're looking forward to. >> reporter: they hope their time in space is far from over. >> we're going to the moon and mars. that's what my plan is. >> i'll be right beside butch if that's the case. >> reporter: danya bacchus, cbs news, los angeles. >>> and coming up on "cbs mornings," actor tony danza will be live in the times square studio. studio. ah mornings! cough? congestion? i'm feeling better. all in one and done... with mucinex kickstart. aaaaaaaaaaaaa. - headache? - better now. mucinex kickstart gives all-in-one and done relief with a morning jolt of instant cooling sensation. it's comeback season. home. it's where we do the things we love with the people we love. celebrating, sharing—living. so why should aging mean we have to leave that in the past? what i

a saturn orbits the sun. astronomers expect the rings to gradually become more visible. starting later this year. happens as saturn orbits the sun every 29 years causing. it's tilted to change. astronomers. well, not see the rings for now, but they'll become visible again, as mentioned with a full view expected by 2032 soldiers thing. all right. got a telescope somethign him see the planets up there. if you guys had a chance to look at, i mean, it's i have i've been to chabot space and science center has been able to like look through aberdeen what it's all. there you go. that's a good safe way to yeah. just want tell to up there, but a lot of clouds out there right now. so you could see much out. a pretty cloudy. >> we've got some storms rolling in. nothing too big this week next week could be a whole different story. we're going to talk more about that, your tenant and coming up in a few minutes over san francisco, we've got some cloudy skies up above right now. well, it kept those temperatures down today. of course, we saw those winds picking up 2 numbers right now. c

during the nugget game against the suns, joker made nba history with the first ever ever 30-point, 20-assist game. he ended up with 31-21-22. denver currently holds the three seed in the west. it's unbelievable what this guy is doing night in and night out. >> i know. and he doesn't even care ?roo. you asked me during the break, what do we call it? >> now we're calling it a joker, but he doesn't even care. he wants to racehorses. >> we love that for him. if spending some time looking at the stars and searching for asteroids sounds like fun, we'll introduce you to a couple of people who do that full time. >>> it's time to scope out the conditions with the latest toyota tahoe report. i'm johnny mosley, your host for the day. let's see what kind of weather we're going to get into. >> no significant additional snow over the last 24 hours for the sierra resorts but the numbers in the circles are the amounts that added up earlier in the week. more than enough to freshen the slopes. conditions are looking great this weekend. weather will be cooperative. no problems on the roads. things are l

the sun coming up at 630. don't forget, we set our clocks ahead tonight for that later. sunrise tomorrow. steph. >> all right lisa thank you. well, fremont recently passed one of the toughest and most controversial ordinances to deal with homelessness. it bans camping in public spaces. and as we reported earlier this week, the city is now being sued over this ordinance. now, we're hearing from the groups behind the lawsuit. abc seven news reporter lauren martinez has the new developments. >> what we're doing here, it already has national attention. >> a coalition of homeless advocates are suing the city of fremont. the goal to stop the city's new ban on camping and aiding homeless encampments. >> there's approximately 75 cities in the state of california that are either considering, or have already enacted ordinances similar. >> attorney anthony prince with california homeless union legal experts and other plaintiffs held a virtual press conference on friday evening. >> we will go forward with our lawsuit, and we will go forward with our motion to seek a restraining order

the sun, every 29 years causing it. still to change. astronomers will see the rings for now, but they'll gradually become visible again with a full view expected by 2032. >> nasa meantime, set to launch the latest addition to their fleet of space telescopes. speer x says that its telescope will go into space tomorrow on a falcon 9 rocket. the telescope quickly begin scanning the sky with near-infrared wavelengths collecting data on more than 450 million galaxies. yeah. the telescope carries a high-powered camera that will capture the space pixel my pixel fear x is going orbit the 14 at halftime today, completing 11 1000 or bert's in its two-year lifespan. >> i want to be part of san francisco history. maybe you can someone's going to name this new park along the great highway. we'll get into that when we come back. others sayin around here, the news never stops to come for. all right. so let's check in with dan just let us know what's going on tonight. thinking grant coming up tonight on kron, 4 news standing up against islamophobia and

this is the red light therapy room so we are mimicking beneficial effects of the sun with red light andnfrared light so these things, these lines that look like they are off, they are on just infrared or near infrared, that's where you get the real therapy like the invisible rays from the sun and they help with circulation, information and great for skin and collagen amazing for organelle called mitochondria because one like passes through, it pushes oxygen and helps it function so red light therapy that mimics the benefits from the sun without uv rays. >> how long? >> ten minutes every day or 20 minutes three times a week. >> this is where it really gets fun. this is silver fabric so basically it blocks the wi-fi so there's no 5g or wi-fi. >> when you're sleeping, you're not worried about what's penetrating your brain or body because it keeps it up. >> no emfs is a mat on the floor and the liner sitting and plugs it in so it sets it on the ground so it is grounded and what is incredible is the first we stopped in with got anxious, sweating and rapid heart rate and after a while she got

the sun is set. the clouds really thickening up outside and we're getting ready for another chance >> of some raindrops here in the bay area doesn't look like this is a significant storm system at all. but a chance to make these a little slick, especially as we head toward early tomorrow morning might see a couple of rain showers, especially in the north bay. but maybe down the peninsula as well outside. get no gray out there right now. looking out over san francisco on. yeah, several you see the clouds rolling into temperature today. only 58 degrees. so that's below the average in san francisco. the average usually 62 the record on the state. 81 degrees. can you believe has set back in 1929? sunrise, 6.38 sunset now after 6 o'clock in the evening. so yeah, things are changing and back to wintry weather really for the bay area. look at the numbers. well below the average across much of the bay area last week, we spent much of the last 3 days a week above average temperatures, some places 10 to 15 degr

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the sun's out. temperatures will respond, will be going at or above average in some cases 67 in santa rosa, 65 in san jose, mid 60s oakland, concord, 61 in the city. as we check out the accuweather seven day forecast. it's a cold start but a milder day. beautiful and sunny for a couple of days for your outdoor plans this weekend. don't forget sunday. we have to set our clocks forward one hour. we go to daylight saving time and we'll certainly be looking at a change in the pattern next week. right now, the monday tuesday system doesn't look that impressive because it's heading mostly towards southern california, but we'll put in some showers. the strongest storm is a level two on wednesday, and then showers linger on thursday with the one. >> okay. nice. thanks, andy. >> well, coming up next, the state of silicon valley, how current problems compare to what we've dealt with before. and a big thank you to seven on your side and a panel of experts for making this year's tax chat a success. we answered 1

just a few showers, but you'll notice the north bay is actually getting a little bit of a break and the sune out and you might think, well, we're done. we're not quite 8:00 tomorrow night. we still have some more showers coming through. and then once the trough arrives on thursday morning, we have the potential for seeing some snow on mount hamilton. certainly. scattered showers continue on thursday at 8 a.m. there might be moderate pockets as we go into that hour. and then 3:00 in the afternoon. a few more showers before this system is done. rainfall is going to be focused primarily on the south and east bay in terms of the highest totals. so you'll see this reflected a half an inch in fremont, 8/10 in ben lomond, san jose, about a third of an inch, a far less up to our north, where you're actually not going to be seeing a whole lot out of this. 4 a.m. tomorrow until 4 p.m. thursday, above 5000ft in the sierra, they're going to be getting snow, 3 to 7in of it. higher totals above 6000ft and travel will be a little bit tricky. uh- may be difficult at times, so keep that in mind. seven inche

tomorrow the sun may break through once or twice and of course we expect some drizzle and light rain. seven day forecast, steadier, more significant rain on wednesday, but only a level one storm on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale. then on friday saturday, sunny skies turning warmer. but then the weekend ends with some clouds moving in, light rain continuing into monday. kristen. >> all right. thank you so much spencer. >> strong winds are in the forecast for new orleans tomorrow, and that's prompting city officials to pare down mardi gras celebrations. several parades have been canceled, and at least two others are planning shorter routes with no bands or marchers. tomorrow's fat tuesday festivities capped off the mardi gras season, and then lent begins on wednesday. >> all right. have you watched hulu's hit series paradise? >> no, not yet, but if you have, you know about the idyllic community that's not so idyllic. just ahead, the researcher and scholar who helped bring that who have taken ozempic®. i was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes 10 years ago. it was overwhelming. bu

and the sun is shining right behind you. yeah. clouds also hanging around the richmond-san rafael bridge toll plaza, but mostly sunny skies. waking up on this saturday morning, let's take a look at our day planner as you make your way inland. maybe for a hike or visiting any family membe. we are going to get through this cool morning going on into the afternoon upper 60s and sunshine. so grab those sunglasses as you head out the door and enjoy this dry weather while we have it. because yep, you see it right there. we are looking at a couple of systems lining up into next week. i'll give you the timing of that and what we know at this point so far about the next atmospheric river. kara, back to you. all right, cinthia, thanks. we'll see you soon. there are new reports of new drama surrounding elon musk and his so-called department of government efficiency. it all happened at a contentious meeting where the world's richest man apparently clashed with members of president trump's cabinet. nbc's gabe gutierrez reports. new drama over

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so taking a look at the day planner today, it's a mix of sun and clouds. the best chance of finding scattered showers will be this morning. there's still a chance this afternoon, but that chance really diminishes late in the day. the evening we're drying out in the clouds will exit, but it will be a chilly day. temperatures only in the 50s. but look what's headed our way tomorrow and into the weekend. sunshine. warmer weather. we'll have the full weekend forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> drew. thank you. stepping up for ukraine, a bay area organization ramping up their efforts as the white e pulls more support as the war with russia continues. >> pushing back on president trump's plan. the presidio trust, responding to trump's executive order to eliminate one of san francisco's most iconic landmarks. >> it's for all those making it big out there... ...shouldn't your mobile service be able to keep up with you? get wifi speeds up to a gig at home and on the go. introducing powerboost, only from xfinity mobile. now that's big. xfinity internet customers,

this happens as saturn orbits the sun. every 29 years causing its talked to change. e rings for now, but they will gradually become visible again. and then the full view is expected by 2032. you'll see them all again in 2030 to that. i don't want to calculate along with >> we're going take a break. it's a 56. up next on done anything wrong. >> next, san mateo county sheriff christina corpus making her case as voters are set to decide her fate come tomorrow. plus, customers and employees pepper sprayed during a violent smash-and-grab in east bay. we'll tell you who police are looking for. and breaking news. a car crash shutting down multiple blocks of international boulevard in oakland. live at tse scene. >> right now on the kron. 4 morning news. breaking news out of oakland. car crash that shut down multiple blocks of international boulevard. we're live at the scene. plus, 4 people shot outside of a restaurant hayward the search for the gunman continues. and then exclusive sit-down with san mateo county sheriff christina corpus. just days before voters decide her fate

get a load of that behind us with the sun shining amongst the storm clouds.wers. we have the risk of thunderstorms. just a reminder. if you do experience a thunderstorm, go indoors. the lightning. of course, the hail can be very dangerous. here is a beautiful view of the golden gate bridge where we've got that blue sky out there. here's a look from storm tracker two, and it paints a little bit of a different picture. we do have a few sprinkles over the north bay. we've got a little bit more over the east bay shore and into the inner east bay. and it looks like some right over the santa cruz mountains. we started out this morning with rain snow mix over mount hamilton, but it looks like it's melting fairly quickly. there will be snow continuing in the sierra, and there is a winter travel advisory in the sierra until tomorrow afternoon. our advisory is for our coastline, a high surf advisory that goes until tomorrow night. but here's a look at the system. if you notice or observe very closely, you can see kind of a circular motion going on. that's the low passi

the honest clock is set to the sun, and of course he pushes for standard saving time. and president trump also wrote on truth social back in december that the republican party will use its best effort to eliminate daylight saving time. now, many studies have been done about the potential impacts to our health, but it continues to be a topic that gets reintroduced. currently, there are a number of bills that actually favor permanent standard time, so we will see if any real changes are made this year. you know, i think another point of conversation that tends to pop up a lot amongst friends is what about those folks that work overnight, right? right. are they getting paid for that hour that they might lose in sleep? but also that aspect of it has been brought up in a number of conversations. you just have to adjust, i guess. you know, i don't like standard time, which is right now saving time. you know, our evenings are brighter. you know, when you light outside, when i drive home, it's nice to be light out instead of dark. yeah. historically, they had created it so that

before the sun gets up here, that could drop as low as the freezing mark. so it is cold this morning. you do want the layers with you. you don't need the umbrella. take the sunglasses. we have full sunshine today. look at future weather. this afternoon is going to be beautiful. wall to wall sunshine. it's going to feel a lot warmer than yesterday. we're going back into the 60s. this is where we should be for this time of the year. let's check in with gloria, see how the commute is going on this friday. >> yeah, sounds like a beautiful day, drew. also looking pretty good out then the roads this morning. of course it's friday. friday we tend to get that lighter traffic. we have a live look here from our emeryville camera. and you can see it's not too busy out there this time of the morning just yet. we'll keep tracking it for you throughout the morning and looking live at our san jose camera here. 101 8-80 camera. pretty slow out there in the south bay. traffic is flowing freely in both directions. and if you take mass transit, good news for you. on this frid

but the sun is act as a compensation. the names and easy of the shelves. sadie scott, to begin places that have cost funding more recently in java, they may well do the same in west property of it properly. it's going to be in places like java or born here, but you see the have you, right, and surprisingly, the right is creeping down the coast to what's done, not in viet. now this should be the price month. last month had full time. so you average, we might be heading that way, not in much. there should be no most and i've been told here that was a surprise wasn't me, but the results night for japan, the next 2 days she looked at the image and she was like, you know, the 20th like a terrorist looks like what does it look like in a world of increasing prejudice, 5 women stand up to discrimination. i know why people hate us and i'm like, no, no, this isn't us challenging stereotypes. seeing that have scarf as a source of strength, faith and identity. so we say we will need to get involved in because we are involved in the co

they also say that the clouds -- like, the sun was nowhere in sight. it was really a horrible, horrible day. but when they finished doing that and they walked out of the water and they got to shore, everybody says that the seas calmed, the sun came out. our interpretation, maybe that was just the weather pattern that day, or maybe something got calmed that day. maybe something got solved. maybe something got put to peace. so, we like to think that the ancestors heard and the ancestors are at rest from that ship. so, that is an example of this history. it is big, heavy history. but it is history that we can move through. that is why it is important for us to actually look at it, to actually know it, and then we can move to the other side of it. host: cujo lewis. who was he? guest: you are making me do a lot of talking, but i guess that is the point of this conversation, right? cudjo lewis. that is another really, really great story. cudjo was one of the ancestors on the coltilda ship. it is the most recent ship to be found and confirmed. that one is foun

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once the sun gets up here thursday morning. rainfall totals. many of us, it will be less than a half of an inch of rain. but some of our favorite areas, like the santa cruz mountains, could approach close to an inch of rain tomorrow through thursday morning. snow will come to tahoe. we're taking a look at a winter weather advisory. this will begin tomorrow morning through thursday. so above 5000ft looking at 4 to 8in of snow. our highest peaks likely a little bit more than a foot of new snow. very likely. so here's the accuweather seven day forecast. we'll keep it cloudy today with some drizzle along the coast. then tomorrow and thursday we'll have scattered showers in the forecast behind that system. it gets brighter and warmer as we head into the start of the weekend, but likely more rain coming our way next week. reggie. >> and as we continue to track the situation with the stock market, let's take another look at what is happening right now. the dow is down 540 points and this is going to be the case pretty much across worldwide markets. and

are there anything with the sun bays to a site where is this kind of spreading to all the way across the wrong dance? you q a, into a sandy rape, your heart breaks are the persistent right. there's potential for a flat thing here, or just the occasional shower. they do stretches files half as couple hours pressed as far west as mecca, which isn't it $24.00 degrees, not let's see that you've been so insistent on reaching during the winter. this won't be a bit to you admittedly, but the showers aren't going your way. and i think we will see funding in southern iraq as well is right and improvement. so not a gasket not from this out to the way the weather is looking beautiful. however, there aren't big showers, full cross pan has been full in other countries in southern africa, and then moving slow. the west was through south africa the when much day arrives, the 3 normally comes to life. with football is not all they show to about a club, west societies disenfranchised, have the loudest voice and political defense take center stage. they on the roof goes resistance. the officers of rog

of rising up. initially it had this beautiful big jelly, they call it a jelly fish umbrella, where the sun reflects off the exhaust fumes and that really look normal. and then it may be got about 20 degrees above the horizon and it turned into a huge ball of fire. video footage shows the a $123.00. me too long rocket to make an initial clean a cent from texas. the full of things started to go wrong. and we just saw some engines go out. it looks like we are losing attitude control of the ship. getting video down from the ship. you can say we've lost several engines and we've lost attitude control of the vehicle. this is the 2nd consecutive failure for the company spaceship program. so for this yeah. in january, a spacecraft exploded over tax and k costs 8 minutes of to lift off in the social media post space x. as engineers say they plan to learn from the latest failed mission, but this is a blow to own. the e mail must vicious rocket program. the starship spacecraft is designed to travel to the main mas and beyond. most cars become a close advisor to us president donald trump. he recently

bureau chief for the chicago sun times. lynn sweet. lynn, good to see you. let's talk about this stopgap measure, because as we just heard from julia, there, many democrats are already sounding the alarm. republicans have a very thin majority in the house. is it enough to get this passed at the upcoming vote? >> well. >> it may. >> not be. >> because any republican could. >> just stop the process to make a demand related or not. this also will have a very tough time in the senate, where you may need democratic votes to get to the. supermajority. the the underlying issue here in having the democrats vote against it, i suppose on the risk side in my analysis, is the republicans will try to blame them for some government shutdown. but on the to explain and analyze why they won't put any votes on this, is that trump with his agent, elon musk, is running roughshod over appropriations budget and government planning anyway. so they do have a reasonable case to make. and while you have to have some language in there to either try to prevent this from happening or at

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they also say that the clouds -- like, the sun was nowhere in sight. it was really a horrible, horrible day. but when they finished doing that and they walked out of the water and they got to shore, everybody says that the seas calmed, the sun came out. our interpretation, maybe that was just the weather pattern that day, or maybe something got calmed that day. maybe something got solved. maybe something got put to peace. so, we like to think that the ancestors heard and the ancestors are at rest from that ship. so, that is an example of this history. it is big, heavy history. but it is history that we can move through. that is why it is important for us to actually look at it, to actually know it, and then we can move to the other side of it. host: cujo lewis. who was he? guest: you are making me do a lot of talking, but i guess that is the point of this conversation, right? cudjo lewis. that is another really, really great story. cudjo was one of the ancestors on the coltilda ship. it is the most recent ship to be found and confirmed. that one is foun

and despite the many challenges that we see on the horizon, that sun is still shining. see it in the more than one million new businesses that have opened across our state since i took office. 740,000 new jobs, private-sector jobs we've added. we see it when our lgbtq+ community feels safe to be themselves. we see it when new yorkers with disabilities feel supported and empowered. and we see it in the vibe and vitality that have returned to our great cities, from buffalo to new york city, where the sidewalks are crowded, the restaurants are packed, and broadway is back. so, as we continue to focus on the many new yorkers who need our help, let us resolve today to take on those problems with a heart and soul filled with optimism, and a faith in our future. that's how we overcame the great depression, inflation in the 1970's, the downfall of industry, 9/11, the great recession, a global pandemic. because this is the empire state, a place of comebacks. we overcome adversity. it's who we are. and we get knocked down -- we will make sure that when people get knocked down tha

in the low 60s along the coast the sun comes up at 6:31 and we warm up heading into the afternoon to temperatures you just saw. another thing to mention too, we are dealing with dry conditions today and tomorrow. once we head into the weekend forecast though, by sunday evening into monday morning things are looking a little different for us right around the corner. we're going to start seeing rain returning to the bay area as we head into early next week with a midweek cooldown right around the corner as this cold front approaches, bringing in rain, gusty conditions and, of course, the chillier temperatures. more on that coming up in a bit. ♪ ♪ >>> first alert weather brought to you by aaa insurance. get a quote today. >>> and let's get you rolling on this friday morning heading over into san francisco. we start off with a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. those metering lights are officially on and it is slow heading through there. traffic is sluggish for the ride into the city this morning. taking a look at traffic elsewhere as we get a bit of an overview checking in on the s

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and this was a good one against the suns. final seconds. atch jokic to christian brown for the three. that put denver up by three with a second left. but the suns are going to run the inbound play to perfection. and kevin durant hits the three at the buzzer to send the game to overtime. but in ot jokic he just was operating. he scored five points. he had five assists in the overtime period. and the three time mvp finishing with 31 points, 21 rebounds and a career high 22 assists. the nuggets get the win 149 to 141. and here was nuggets head coach michael malone on jokic performance. >> nikola jokic is one of one. i mean the first player to ever have a 30, 20 and 20 game. i can't describe him. so don't ask me to. the guy is just an incredible player. and when you are one of one in this league and the tremendous history of this league, that says a lot. >> all right. the cavs meanwhile big favorites in charlotte last night as they were going for their 13th straight win. but this is a little bit of a struggle. they were down nine with just over

as we're seeing the sun rising and it's just below the clouds.k that's been rolling by. so we are going to see a chance of some of those spotty showers, partly cloudy skies a cool start this morning. and really it's going to be a chilly day. so we're just having to keep those layers on as we take it hour by hour. with our forecast throughout the day. still some pop-up showers and even the potential of some thunderstorms and some of these cells that will be moving through with this cold core storm system that's passing by. and as we go into the afternoon, rain chances decrease. and for the weekend we're going to see temperatures increasing. so it's going to be a nice one ahead as high pressure brieflyoves in and warms up the bay area. but then as we go into early next week, rain chances coming back fairly quickly and once again heading farther to the south across southern california, giving them some much needed rn. but then by the middle of next week, we could all be getting a heavy downpour as well as more sierra snow as our next atmospheric riv