the recording on the air canada flight had been erased. >> in the airplane is involved in an accident, it will stop reporting and preserve the data. but in an incident where the plane is undamaged likely power will remain on as the passengers disembark. >> newer planes must have a two- hour tape limit on those recorders. older models only need about 30 minutes of tape. now they are considering 25- hour recording standards which could take effect by 2021. >>> it's an epidemic in san francisco, but this particular car break-in is getting the attention of the mayor, and tonight firefighters are fed up. >> pot for pedestrians some it's illegal for pets or vets to prescribe it, but tonight some are pushing for canine cannabis. leaking from a train car. chopper 5 was over the scene as first responders blocked off the ilroad tr >>> a hazmat scare in pittsburgh today. potentially dangerous chemicals leaking from a train car. first responders blocked off the area around the b nsf railroad tracks. about 1:30, someone reported a strong vapor coming from one of the tanker cars. type officials say

air canada flight 759 mistakenly started to land on taxiway c instead of the assigned runway. on taxiway c four planes were in line ready to take off. that air can't friday nearly landed on top of -- that air canada flight nearly landed on top of those planes before it pulled up. >> if that 59 feet finalized in a tragedy and if it happens in the future, we'll be held to account. we want to avoid that. >> yesterday in washington lawmakers asked federal aviation agencies about cockpit voice recorders. the recording on the air canada flight had been eraseed. >> if the airplane is involved in an accident it will stop recording and preserve the data. however, in an incident in which the airplane is undamaged, likely power will remain on as passengers disembark and the next load of passengers will get on and very quickly that data is going to be overwritten. >> newer planes must have a two- hour tape limit on those recorders. older models need minutes of tape. now the national transportation safety board says it's considering 25 hour recording standards and that could take effect at

the recording on the air canada flight had been erased. >> in the airplane is involved in an accident, it will stop reporting and preserve the data. but in an incident where the plane is undamaged likely power will remain on as the passengers disembark. >> newer planes must have a two- hour tape limit on those recorders. older models only need about 30 minutes of tape. now they are considering 25- hour recording standards which could take effect by 2021. >>> it's an epidemic in san francisco, but this particular car break-in is getting the attention of the mayor, and tonight firefighters are fed up. >> pot for pedestrians some it's illegal for pets or vets to prescribe it, but tonight some are pushing for fire fighting is a very dangerous profession. we have one to two fires a day and when you respond together and you put your lives on the line, you do have to surround yourself with experts. and for us the expert in gas and electric is pg&e. we run about 2,500/2,800 fire calls a year and on almost every one of those calls pg&e is responding to that call as well. and so when we show up

. >> he described how close an air canada flight came to hitting a line of planes when it almost landed on a taxi way in july. "abc7 news" asked a retired airline captain if pilots face more challenges at sfo than at other airports. >> i don't think any of the incidents are alarming, and it -- none of them have anything to do with the airport per se. as any airport with parallel runways, it demands vigilance. >> he says both the faa and ntsb agree that developing better cockpit voice recorders could explain why runway incursions happen. they soared by 83% from 2011 to 2017. >>> sky 7 flew above a railroad yard in pittsburgh where chemicals leaked. a shelter in place went out around 2:15 in tlplace this afternoon. no one was hurt. >>> a central valley man faces charges after heading overseas to join i.c.e. he was arrested in kntunisia. augustine lived with his family just outside modesto. neighbors there are in disbelief. >> it's kind of creepy, scary. that close to home. you expect that in the big cities. not in this tiny town. >> a search of laptops revealed he had sent messages praisi

the lawmakers cite five incidents including three at sfo involving two air canada flights and an air mexico flight, all last year. abc7 news was first to report those sfo incidents. >> airport officials in las vegas have come up with a novel idea, a special container to dump left over marijuana that travelers have inadvertently brought to the airport. pot is legal in nevada, but it's not in many other states and in the eyes of the tsa. so, these green amnesty boxes are being set up at the airport for fliers to dump their pot before they clear security. >> more than 90% of california is experiencing drought conditions ranging from abnormally dry to severe. the united state drought migration monitor released this map back in november when drought conditions affected just you can see the change clearly. now about 92% of the state experiencing some level of drought. the yellow region around the bay area indicates abnormally dry conditions, more severe down south. that's the darker color. the good news is we could see some showers moving this way. >> winter really never got going for a sk

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the lawmakers cite five incidents including three at sfo involving two air canada flights and an airight, all last year. abc7 news was first to report those sfo incidents. >> airport officials in las vegas have come up with a novel idea, a special container to dump left over marijuana that travelers have inadvertently brought to the airport. pot is legal in nevada, but it's not in many other states and in the eyes of the tsa. so, these green amnesty boxes are being set up at the airport for fliers to dump their pot before they clear security. >> more than 90% of california is experiencing drought conditions ranging from abnormally dry to severe. the united state drought migration monitor released this map back in november when drought conditions affected just you can see the change clearly. now about 92% of the state is experiencing some level of drought. the yellow region around the bay area indicates abnormally dry conditions, more severe down south. that's the darker color. the good news is we could see some showers moving this way. >> winter really never got going for a ski resor

. >> he described how close an air canada flight came to hitting a line of planes when it almost landed on a taxi way in july. "abc7 news" asked a retired airline captain if pilots face more challenges at sfo than at other airports. >> i don't think any of the incidents are alarming, and it -- none of them have anything to do with the airport per se. as any airport with parallel runways, it demands vigilance. >> he says both the faa and ntsb agree that developing better cockpit voice recorders could explain why runway incursions happen. they soared by 83% from 2011 to 2017. >>> sky 7 flew above a railroad yard in pittsburgh where chemicals leaked. a shelter in place went out around 2:15 in tlplace this afternoon. no one was hurt. >>> a central valley man faces charges after heading overseas to join i.c.e. he was arrested augustine lived with his family just outside modesto. neighbors there are in disbelief. >> it's kind of creepy, scary. that close to home. you expect that in the big cities. not in this tiny town. >> a search of laptops revealed he had sent messages praising isis. if co

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in the men's big air, canada's sebastien toutant won gold, with united states' kyle mack taking silvertook bronze. and that's all the sport for now. china has asked the united states to withdraw sanctions imposed on chinese firms and shipping that washington says are trading with north korea. beijing said it was responsible for investigating and punishing its own companies. the united states said on friday it was imposing its largest package of sanctions aimed at getting north korea to give up its nuclear and missile programmes. the new sanctions target businesses and ships from several countries — including china, singapore and panama. but china's foreign ministry says the government absolutely did not allow any of its citizens or companies to contravene un resolutions on north korea. and it adds: "china demands the us ommediately stops such mistaken actions to avoid harming bilateral cooperation". let's speak now to 0riana skylar mastro — she's an assistant professor of security studies at georgetown university and jeane kirkpatrick scholar at the american enterprise institute. thank

now we do have the high pressure ridge, but things are going to change in this cold air from canada which will bring us all that frigid air. and we'll start to see some moisture from it as well. here's the future cast showing that cold air working its way down from washington in oregon. pretty much all of next week. here is the freeze watch that's been issued for places like fairfield, stockton, all the way to bakersfield. temperatures could reach down into the mid 20s, low 30s monday morning, tuesday morning. all throughout the bay area in the valley locations. look at that, now moisture showing up, sunday night there's a chance we could see a little light showers. monday morning that's when we may see that light dusting. if we get it, it will be very light. but it's something worth noting because we just went from extreme. we're going to see sierra snowfall coming down as well through notes higher elevations by monday morning into tuesday. so let me hop over to that seven-day forecast and show us have you what's ahead. big jump in temperatures. things will be sunny but staying cool all

>> we have had three close calls, one by 59 feet by an air canada flight in july, almost landed in thethree aircraft waiting to take off. they're up 30%, nationwide, these run way intrusions so we should look at them and make sure we're finding out what the problems are? >> and evidence it may be a p pattern due to a specific cause instead of it being random? >> having spent a long time on this now, with the faa and they have been very responsive. i think it's a case of busy airports like atlanta, they're pushing more and more people through there, but when you have volume, you have to be more stringent about safety. >> you're holding the gun violence town hall at stanley middle school in lafayetdowntow lafayette? >> that's why your congressmen are back in town this week so you can talk to them and they can listen. >>> more companies are taking aim at the national rifle association in response to the parkland school massacre. the software company semantech followed suit. enterprise rent a car and first national bank of omaha. we want to know how you feel about this, do you support a bo

desaul yai says 59 feet is too close to a major tragedy referring to the incident in july when an air canadat dropped that low after it mistook a taxiway for its intended runway. so he wants officials to talk about these incidents and the challenges in recovering the cockpit voice recorders in such incidents. >>> 6:41. the battle of net neutrality heats up. the states now filing a lawsuit against the fcc. >> plus, amid production concerns, tesla is now accepting model 3 orders. >> let's check the big board. the dow is up about 163 points. coming up, we'll get an update from kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. morning. bianna golodryga joins us now from new york. good morning. thanks. cbs >>> time for a look at what's coming up on "cbs this morning." we have a report from new york. >> reporter: good morning. happy friday to you. ahead, we spend a day at a colorado school where staff can carry firearms. a teacher shares his decision to voluntarily bring a gun to class and the process he went through to do it. >> plus, for the first time, we are hearing about the recovery of 13 southe

he is referring to the most high profile incident in y'all when air canada flight dropped to 59 feet.wants officials to talk about the incidents and why it's so hard to recover the cockpit voice recorders when they happen. >> that's something that would make any of us flying a bit nervous. this has been studied before, right, by the federal administration, aviation administration. reports continue to be inconclusive. i am confused. >> the last one was in 2011. it had some concerns. i think the point is to make it still statistically safe to fly. we have a great record for safety. i am not concerned when i get on a plane. there is a pattern with busy airports that run way intrusions and near misses are more prevalent. they went up by more than 12% last year. >> you are not worried. but i would say if there is a 12% increase about possible run way crashes because of increased flights, are we talking about airlines cutting costs and more planes and people moving through at a faster rate? >> that's what we have to find. in the context of not being worried, i am concerned that we are havin

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. >> concord democrat describes how close an air canada flight came to hitting a line of planes. it nearly landed on an active sfo taxiway in july. he spoke during a house hearing yesterday. abc 7 news asked a retired airline captain if pilots face more challenges at sfo than at other airports. >> i don't think any of you incidents are alarming. and it really -- none of them have anything to do with the airport, per se. as any airport with parallel runways, it demand vigilance. >> runway incursions scored -- have soared 83% from 2011 to 2017. he says beau the faa and ntsb agree that developing better voice recorders to document incidents could help explain why it's happening. >>> a group of cal students is trying to become the first college team to accepted a rocket into space. the daily californians reports the student organization at berkeley has invited other universities to participate in the project. the rocket, eureka 1, uses liquid oxygen and propane as propellants. they hope to reach 35 kilometers past the boundary to outer space. the team hopes to test the rocket on apri

some day's cold weather is across eastern canada at the moment. that area of colder airming upa be moving across the atlantic, warming up a bit as it moves towards us. warming up a bit as it moves towards us. a finger of milder air which on saturday brings a lot more cloud. it sta rts saturday brings a lot more cloud. it starts cold with a widespread frost in central and eastern areas. snow across scotland and northern england as the weather front meets the cold air. with south—westerly winds dominating, it will turn back to rain and many of it will come and go throughout the afternoon. something bright in the afternoon in northern scotland. that rain is linked to a deepening area of low pressure, pushing through the uk as we go into sunday. severe gales on the southern flank of that particularly in northern england and northern wales. edit of snow as well. on sunday north—westerly winds with that air in canada starting to come towards us. in canada starting to come towards us. the showers that fall across the north and the west will be primarily of snow and there will b

. >> that's concord democrat describing how close an air canada flight came to hitting a line of planesly. he spoke during a house hearing yesterday. abc 7 news asked the retired airline captain if pilots faced more challenges at sfo than at other airports? >> i don't think any of the incidents are alarming. and it really -- none of them have anything to do with the airport, per se. s any airport with parallel runways, it demands vigilance. >> runway incursions have soared 83% from 2011 to 2017. he says the faa and ntsb agree that developing better cockpit voice recorders to document incidents could help explain why they're happening. >>> an east bay teen is helping make dreams come true for as many girls as possible during prom season. >> carly glasson is opening a free pop-up prom dress shop. she started collecting the dresses and partnered with another who offer donated dresses to teens. they combined their inventory and found a storefront in alamo plaza. >> it would be awesome to have the same dress opportunities that i could have. >> the pop-up will take place the first two weekend

last july a close call involving an air canada flight nearly landing on the taxi way, that plane cameoff. another incident happened in january. the goal of the review is to see if these incidents are isolated event or part of a larger problem. >>> a live look at i-80 in kingvale this morning after the sierra got a huge dumping of snow. if you are heading up there this weekend take your time. conditions mean nonstop operations to keep 80 open and safe. right now they are very icy and slippery conditions over the summit, but for businesses the snow is a welcome sight after such a dry winter. >> all the businesses up here need a snow. that's our livelihood. >> it's cold out here, but it's beautiful that there's fresh powder and snow so we'll take it. >> we will take it. we will love t we saw some snow right here in the bay area, this video was taken from the top of mt. hamilton last night near the lake observatory east of san jose. pretty rare sight up there. but we do see it from time to time. nice to see. >> something we need, too. >> exactly. don't get your snow shoes out just yet. >>

you may recall last july a close call involving an air canada flight nearly landing on the factsy wei-yinstead of a runway. the plane came within 59 feet of other planes waiting to take off. another incident happened in january. the goal of the review is to see if the two incidents are isolated events or if they are part of a greater problem. >>> this weekend at the box office there's something for everyone. natalie portman ventures to no man's land in "annihilation." she plays a soldier scientist trying to save her husband who is in a coma after being on a mission in a mysterious land. mortgage man goes there to find out. rated r. >>> a high schooler has a serious crush in "every day." the person she is in love with is a person that inhibits the form of a different person every time he wakes up. it's rated pg-13. >>> jason bateman and kyle chandler star in "game night." chandler tries to add excitement to the weekly game night but his role play murder mystery party turns out to be real and the players have to solve the crime without knowing who is playing along. this one funny, but rated

the wind direction is pulling down cooler air from canada. right now the 24-hour temperature change across the board, we are cooler in all locations than we were at this point yesterday. even these these numbers some ten degrees cooler in spots. still on the mild side for february. current numbers in the 60s and 70s. you can see how warm it was yesterday. 71 in santa rosa, 70 the current number in san rafael. down to 62, though, in san francisco. mild and comfortable in the south bay. 71 in san jose. hayward checking in at 66 degrees. here is a call from accuweather, over the next 12 hours, plenty of stars out there. after the wind religious elacks after midnight tonight, temperatures are going to drop pretty quickly. a rather chilly night for most. 309s in the north bay from napa to studies. 46 the low in san francisco. dropped about 43 in san jose. while we're watching, future weather tomorrow will start out with clear skies but midday, clouds are going to bubble up. filtered sunshine by that lunchtime hour tomorrow, this really week ripple

in fact, the cold air from canada is really going to impact us tuesday morning.hat will be the coldest day that we are going to experience so far this year. here's your snow futurecast for the sierra. you could get a few inches at tahoe, low snow levels between 1,000 to 2,000 feet. temperatures will be in the 40s saturday. by sunday dropping down across tahoe to the 30s. so you will see that change. you can see it here in the seven-day forecast with the 70s inland saturday. then cold and windy sunday up to 40 miles per hour then monday we have to be prepared. that's when we need the blankets, big jackets. >> all right. i like all that. and gloves. >> neda, you have to get some earplugs. >> i know. the fireworks. >>> coming up, there's an app for getting paid every day. find out what companies are doing for some employees who want it. ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. ♪ upbeat music travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of amazing, with a glass of wine in one hand, and a camer

it's only a matter of time before some really cold air in canada gets dragged down by that ridge. most of the time it goes east of the sierra and east of the cascades and the northwest. not this time. it's going to move right down into northern california giving us some very cold air next week. tomorrow not cold. sunny and mild. saturday not cold, sunny and warm with highs in the low 70s. here comes a boundary on sunday which won't give us rainfall but on the other side of that boundary it's going to get blustery and quite chilly. temperatures climbing for two more days. we're cooler and breezy beginning sunday. that's the big transition day. how about highs in the 50s next week. concord 68 tomorrow. san francisco 62. we're warmer on saturday. by sunday afternoon it's going to be windy and cooler. president's day not even hitting 60 degrees. and next week well below average. not listed there the overnight lows 30s near the bay and mid to upper 20s inland. this will be the coldest weather of winter coming up next week. >> but no rain. >> but still not a drop of rainfall. >> thank y

we'll still have cold air from canada behind the front for the foreseeable future, but precipitationno tomorrow. clear skies, cold to start your day. clear skies and milder to finish the day. rolling through saturday, a little increase in cloud cover. not expecting rainfall or high elevation snow. rainfall returning on sunday. a quiet pattern for friday, saturday, sunday. rain-free. fast forward to monday where we have another storm system coming down from the north. beggars can't be choosers, but not much juice with these storm systems. maybe a tenth of an inch monday, but the soaking rainfall we need and heavy snow in the sierra we need, we're likely not going to receive. but more showers monday. highs tomorrow, even with full sunshine returning about 5 to 7 degrees cooler than average. union city 55, fairfield tomorrow 57. sunshine in daly city and berkeley low 50s for you. sonoma 57, santa rosa 58. ukia also in the 50s. little milder over the weekend. partly sunny saturday, mostly sunny sunday. showers on monday, and perhaps some more showers next wednesday and thursday. be reall

and then a blast of cold air from canada is going to arrive sunday night into monday morning. that's when you will notice that change. temperatures will drop. lows on monday morning could be down to the 20s. so freezing conditions. we could see snow levels as low as 1500 feet. the sierra is expecting to get some snow from the system. it's going to bring us cold air. if we get any kind of rain to squeeze out of it, that could lead to low snow. so something to keep in mind ahead of monday morning. i know we still have a few days. for now, here's what it looks like. 30s and 40s across the bay area. temperatures warmer than yesterday. still chilly. satellite and radar showing a few clouds and areas of fog in the central valley. visibility is okay now partly because of the winds. east-northeast winds in hayward at 7 miles per hour. so it's calm through the south bay and the east bay except for some of the hills across san ramon, oakland hills a little breeze and the north bay hills definitely seeing more of the gusty conditions in the higher elevations and wind gusts overnight reac

we have a trough over europe bringing a lot of cold air, another trough bringing some cold air to canada the jet stream it allows a coastal storm to develop and kind of sit there off the coast. that will be on friday bringing us rounds of heavy rain, high winds and if a storm develops fast enough it could end as some wet snow far north and west. so, this is what to expect late thursday through the day on friday. it's going to be pretty nasty. one to 2 inches of rain, it will be windy, wind gusts 30 to 40 miles an hour. could be some coastal flooding especially due to that full plan moon as well. beach erosion possible. again depending on how quickly the storm can intensify it can call dynamic cooling. that means at the end of it, could be wet snow far north and west perhaps the poconos, maybe even the lehigh valley. still far off in the future. i'll keep you posted as we get closer. the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast, let's focus on tomorrow. wall to wall sunshine, just a beautiful day. 56 degrees. wednesday not bad but clouds will roll in, high thin clouds, late in the day. warm,

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we do have the cold air mass in place from canada. the arctic air is impacting a big section of the country. we will have a call weekend today and tomorrow with mostly sunny skies. sunday night into monday, that is our next storm. take a look at these high temperatures for today in the upper 50s. it is 59 in santa clara. our temperatures are slightly warmer than yesterday despite a degree or two. you may or may not notice it. it is a warm day in the upper 50s. alameda is at 57, oakland is at 56, and across the north bay, temperatures are in the 50s. here is a look at the future cast. we have a few clouds coming through this afternoon. it is just going to be brief moments of gray skies, and we can expect to see the sunshine sunday. here we are sunday night into monday, that is when the first round of rain will arrive. by 8:00 in the morning monday, you may not even know that it rained. from midnight to 8 am is when we will see it. right now, you have a lake wind advisory. it is 15 to 20 miles per hour there, so they are advising kayaks

as the system approaches to the southwest all the cold air retreats up into canada.he result is rain and not snow. here's the closeup on future tracker, 9:00 a.m., temperatures are above freezing which is a good sign. wilmington, 34. philadelphia, 35. rain moves in shortly after the lunchtime hour. far western counties, lancaster, 36 and raining by 1:00 p.m. maybe chester, west chester area same. philadelphia not getting into the city until maybe 2:00 p.m. or so. as we watch the rain/snow line, everybody seeing rain at 5:00 p.m. some of the rain coming down at a good clip indicated by the yellows and orangeses. 10:30, 11:00 the rain is shut off. raining at the jersey shore, but it will be coming to an end at midnight. as well. poconos picking up two to four inches of snow tomorrow afternoon and mixing with sleet and freezing rain. the lehigh valley starting out as snow briefly and then you go over to rain, as well. a coating to an inch and washes i-95 metro area all points south and east, cold rain temperatures in the 40s. overnight tonight, cloudy skies and cold, 24

throwing things down from the north, we will get enough cold air bundled in canada and it's going to work its way down toward northern california where we can see cold air that will likely move in on both sides of this era is not only us getting cold but all the way back toward the dakotas and utah and wyoming running well below average next week. over the next couple of days it's dry and sunny once again close to 70 degrees. saturday hitting 70 degrees and sunday another front without any precipitation but you could see some cloud cover moving to sunday morning. sunday afternoon the front is gone and the clouds are gone. the hermas has changed and it will get breezy and rather chilly. it could last all week long. temperatures climbing for two more days, peaking on saturday with highs in the low 70s inland. by sunday afternoon, cool and breezy and next week we will be blustery and windy and cold at night. afternoons will only be in the 50s. some parts of the country would say, we will take it in spring, that's cold for us in the winter. fremont tomorrow, sunshine 66, sunday would begi

there is going to be a blast of cold air from canada that's going to affect a lot of the country herethe west. temperatures could be the cold that's we'll see so far this year. we haven't had -- we have been spoiled with 70s at the beginning of the month so we'll see temperatures rise into the 70s again for saturday and then drop on sunday into monday. tuesday staying cool all the way through wednesday. it's those morning lows that will be very, very frigid. that's your forecast. >>> time now 5:50. a solano county school bus driver is off the job. why police say she assaulted a student with special needs. ♪[ music ] at&t has a network with thousands of best-in-class security experts. which means... more of the eye balls you want watching the network... & less of the ones you don't... more experts preventing security issues & less security threats impacting our customers. more of a highly secure network with more security products available for further protection & less per month than comcast for business internet. switch to at&t internet for business. more & less - that's the power of

but look at the cold air up in canada right now as it comes down. we could see some of the coldest temperatures so far this year. three things to remember. high pressure keeping us warm through saturday, cold air sunday, low snow levels monday and tuesday. here's the seven-day forecast. looking for a loan are getting some help... this afternoon - we'll i >> it's like a roller coaster! >> thank you. >>> coming up, bay area business owners looking for a loan are getting some help. this afternoon we'll introduce you to this week's jefferson award winner. according to the federal reserve. but there is hope for business owners. sharon chin introduces us--- to >>> about 8,000 small business loans are denied every day according to the federal reserve but there's some hope for business owners. sharon chin introduces us to this week's jefferson award winner. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: when alicia villenueva and her husband came to the u.s. from mexico 18 years ago, they cleaned homes and washed cars. and she made extra money selling homemade tamales. >> every ni

arctic air is entrenched in canada, -15 arctic air is entrenched in canada, —15 in winnipeg, but highsealand, this is extra pickle cyclone kelvin. this will be a double whammy of whether for new zealand. torrential falls of rain are on the way. 150—200 millimetres of rain across the south island. widespread flooding over the next couple of days. then there is the winds, damaging and destructive gusts of wind reaching 80 mph. and the remains of kelvin will bring heavy rain to parts of south and western australia. 150 millimetres of rain. there could be localised flash flooding. big thunderstorms as well affecting queens land. closer to home, in europe, if you love across eastern scotland, eastern parts of england, i am sure you have noticed cloud and rain, it is tied in with this weather system which is bringing wet weather across france, belgium and holland. we will continue to see that mixture of claudio bravo weather lasting into tuesday. there are signs that the weather is starting to turn colder across europe and that could be a sign of things to come. hello, i'm ros atkins, this i

that's bringing in the colder air originating from canada. so highs on sunday about 15 degrees cooler than we were today. we're stuck in the 50s areawide. it's a cooler finish to sunday. but you can kind of forget about the air temperature because the winds will make it feel cooler, especially in the evening hours. the wind chill map, we rarely break this out in the bay area. but with the combination of colder air and gusty winds moving in by 7:00 in the evening sunday look at the numbers. how it feels like out there, it will feel like the 30s and even cooler monday morning. some spots the wind chill will be in the 20s. so prepare for a really cold blast of air moving the next 24 hours. .accuweather seven-day forecast, bluftry and chilly especially in the afternoon. and that trend continues for the holiday on monday with frigid mornings tuesday and even into wednesday. and then we'll get back to reality back to average friday and into saturday. >>> now abc 7 sports with mike shumann. >>> it's saturday. 67th annual nba all-star classic with the

we had this cold pocket of air drop down from canada. e good news there's no blocking high to the east. that cold air will continue to move on its way swiftly over the next 24 to 48 hours. the next system we're watching is threw here, the area of low pressure dropping across the high plains that east pick up moist out of the gulf and with temperatures climbing in the 40s, most of it will be in the form of rain as we head into sunday afternoon. today is sunny day with clouds increasing late. 9:00 a.m., temperatures will be in the 0s to -- 30s to start. it will be milder than what we're seeing right now. lots of clouds in place. the precipitation holds off until after lunchtime. 1:00 p.m. it's raining in the western counties it's in the lehigh valley at that point. snowing in the poconos all areas north and west. the rain moving in 2:00 p.m., 3:00 p.m. in the city of philadelphia. it will come down steadily over the gun here. you can see lots of yellows. by 5:00 p.m. it's a steady soaking rain for 90% of the viewing area. the exception bein

that's bringing in the colder air originating from canada. ighs on sunday about 15 degrees cooler than we were today. we're stuck in the 50s areawide. it's a cooler finish to sunday. but you can kind of forget about the air temperature because the winds will make it feel cooler, especially in the evening hours. the wind chill map, we rarely break this out in the bay area. but with the combination of colder air and gusty winds moving in by 7:00 in the evening sunday look at the numbers. how it feels like out there, it will feel like the 30s and even cooler monday morning. some spots the wind chill will be in the 20s. so prepare for a really cold blast of air moving the next 24 hours. .accuweather seven-day forecast, bluftry and chilly especially in the afternoon. and that trend continues for the holiday on monday with frigid mornings tuesday and even into wednesday. and then we'll get back to reality back to average friday and into saturday. >>> now abc 7 sports with mike shumann. >>> it's saturday. 67th annual nba all-star classic with the fan

the cold air from canada is being pushed to the south. that is basically the main driver of our weather pattern. today, you may have even counted a few scattered showers. look at all of the snow piling up in the sierra. they are reporting 7 inches across portions of the sierra. there is not a lot of shower activity to show you on the radar but we could have some more development late tonight or by midnight. especially near the coastlines. it is cold enough that we could have a rain-snow mix closer to the surface. current numbers right now, it is chilly in napa. san francisco, 44. here is our live camera looking out at the bay bridge lights. this will be interesting with the chance of some snow overnight. the best chance will be in the santa cruz mountains. that is why we have this, a winter weather advisory that begins midnight at 10 am on monday. over the summit, there could be amounts approaching 4 inches of snowfall in the santa cruz mountains. i will have your full forecast coming up.>>> police say two men robbed a driver, stole his v

it just continues to bring the colder air in from canada. right now wind, you can see gusting to 33 miles per hour at sfo, 17 san carlos, 30 that current gust in san jose. livermore current wind gust of 25 miles per hour. as this cold front moves through, live doppler 7 showing you we have some showers along the coast that may try and touch off a sprinkle and even a snow flake in the santa cruz mountains. it's for that fact a winter weather advisory goes into effect at midnight tonight whereas much as 2 to 4 inches of snow is possible at a thousand feet. delays are possible on state route 9, 17 and 35. what to expect those north winds continue, lows will drop into the 20s and 30s and overnight is a chance of coastal shower and flurries flying in the santa cruz mountains. tomorrow night colder than tonight. we'll have the forecast in a few minutes, guys. >> all right, drew, thank you. >> mostly moderate climate we sometimes forget to prepare for problems colder weather can cause. >> alyssa harris has the story where folks in napa are taking n

big air in pyung china canada sebastian to tony windsor the first ever olympic gold medal in the men's snowboarding in fact . we are live at the red carpet at the berlin international compulsorily awards are about to be handed out and go back yes yes and we'll be giving you our tops and flocks of this year's festival. i know donna welcome to the program where we begin in syria where the government is escalating attacks on eastern the opposition held suburb of damascus intense shelling for seven days has killed five hundred civilians including many children the u.n. security council is scheduled to mace to try to agree a cease fire resolution after several attempts fails syria's key ally russia has so far blocks the resolution it says it wants guarantees that rebel fighters in eastern guta will hold the fight saying we'll speak to the syria director of the save the children charity in just a moment but first this report. these are just the latest victims of the world's inaction. dragged from the rubble of the devastated district of eastern ghouta after an entire week of bombing. survivo

pressure sitting off to the west will now allow not mouse chive -- moisture to move in, but cold air from canadag it to the bay area is hard. it will happen this time. we are clear, we are cool overnight tonight. but nothing like what we will have next week. san jose, 42. napa, 39. tomorrow is not the transition day. if anything, tomorrow will be a little warmer with some of you hitting 70 degrees with sunshine. oakland, 66. mountain view, 67. a tiny chance of an isolated shower on sunday. but the big story is the wind and the much colder weather. we go 60s , 70s , 50s , once we get there, we will stay there all of next week. overnight lows dropping below freezing and highs only in the 50s and that starts on sunday. that's your forecast. >>> an incredible gift coming from golden state warrior kevin durant. he is sending a group of high school seniors to college. their emotional response next. >> and, in other kevin durant news, kevin durant with his response to a fox news anchor's comments on basketball players voicing their political opinions and tiger woods on his comeback trail, but he contin

with no high pressure to lock the arctic air in, this low as it comes north, the cold air retreats north into canadahrow the coastal plain. what initially starts at snow will quickly flip over to rain. it's a cold soaking rain for everybody throughout the duration of the event. tomorrow morning, testers -- temperatures are by 9:00 a.m. above freezing. 36 in philadelphia. light snow in the lehigh valley and the poconos initially that changes to rain up there, as well. 5:00 p.m., the only place that's snowing is probably the poconos and points north and west. everybody else, it's a cold soaking rain. you see a lot of yellows that indicates a lot of moderate to heavy rain. by the time the game is coming to an end, rain shut off, colder air comes in, temperatures fall through the 30s and eventually into the 20s sunday night monday morning. super bowl planner pregame party, rain, 43. during the game, more rain 42. hopefully time to celebrate, cloudy skies rain stops, tempts are falling from 40 degrees, windchills more than likely are in the 20s. the snowfall totals look like this. rain for 95% of the vie

you usually don't get that much moisture here because it's dry air off canada but the jet stream is flying the top sending the subtropical moisture across the northern plains into the chicago, detroit area. they are getting hammered. for us just high pressure. stopping the rain and warm temperatures. when i come back we'll talk about the weekend and beyond. >>> so let the games begin! the 2018 winter olympics are now under way in south korea. coming up next, details about the handshake that some are calling a possible diplomatic breakthrough. ♪[ music ] >>> the olympic opening ceremonies today turned into a major political moment in south korea. >> greg palkot tells us about a historic handshake and the important apology that was issued. >>> reporter: the winter olympics in south korea kicking off friday with an official greeting for the north korean delegation ahead of the opening ceremonies. the north sending almost 500 people to the games including officials, athletes, artists and the sister of kim jong-un, who made history on friday by shaking south korean president moon's hand in publ

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now we're under a huge trough of low pressure that will keep the cold air coming out of canada. all until the end of next week when things may stm may come through and give us widespread beneficial rainfall by next thursday. more on that in your seven-day forecast. a mostly cloudy sky tomorrow. clear by the evening, chilly tomorrow. sunday with sunshine, barely making it out of the 50s. then by monday morning, here comes one of the wimpy weather systems. and so quirkily in and out, .1 of an inch of rainfall, that's it. then we may see the pattern change as february ends and march begins. march may come in wet and that might not be a bad thing. 59 degrees, fremont 57. redwood city 58. upper 50s for you, partly sunny in san ramon. antioch 57, pleasant hill, marty n mid-50 -- martinez, mid- 50s for you. sonoma 56. daly city only 52. look at the highs in lake county, barely making it to 50 degrees tomorrow. a little sunnier, a couple of degrees milder on sunday. sunday is the nicer day to be outside. rain monday morning. albeit very light. dry tuesday and wednesday. i'm thinking lat

actually a significant change coming which doesn't involve a drop of rainfall, very cold air spilling down from canada with the potential, afternoon highs in the 50s, overnight lows in the 20s next week, but still no rainfall. subfreezing temperatures, a couple north bay valleys overnight tonight, sunny and pleasant, zero rain chance, warming up this weekend and cool down next week. highs tomorrow upper 50s san rafael, san jose, concord 62, san francisco 58 degrees. we get warmer thursday, friday, saturday. some of you hit 70 degrees saturday. look at next week, presidents day and the day avenue, most if not all of the day in the 50s with very cold overnight lows and we're still dry. that's your forecast. we'll be right back. >>> we went undercover on one of the busiest black market streaks. >> you know anybody looking for phones? >> pay lot of it ends up at seventh -- a plot of it ends up at seventh and -- lot of it ends up at seventh and market. >> where we found the kill switch wasn't deterring thieves. >> the no. 1 thing that is stolen is phones. >> expect original reporting from kpix5 news, expec