temperatures at 65 to 68 with lower temperature in the north bay. 2357 to 60 at the coast and lingering clouds along the peninsula and 64 to 68 around the bay. this is how it looked in san jose at 87 you can see it is foggy. moving through the weekend warmest tomorrow. the dramatic drop in the temperature on sunday with sprinkles and chilly nights on the way for monday into tuesday. >> look how hazy the picture is the san mateo bridge from the water across the peninsula and it will be a foggy start to the morning as mine has been telling us and we do have a fog advisory issues for the delta and central veal if you are traveling through the area along 80, 680 across the cartinez bridges be careful and a central valley fog advisory but it and friday lite. highway four westbound antioch to concord is looking good. the this be an emergency tunnel on the caldecott tunnel tonight. >> they were left for dead and three remarkable puppies are bouncing back from a heartless act of neglect. >> millions are waking up to the coldest temperatures in a decade with a danger the cold is posing this morning. >> weather and traffic

replaces two pipelines built in 1925 and 1936 and carries water from the east bay to san francisco and the peninsula the hetch hetchy water system has been serving us very well throughout the 20th century and into the 21st. however, the infrastructure is old. it's aging. it's in need of repair or replacement or upgrades. >> with most of the roughly 80 upgrades and replacements done the construction crews are hard at work on the toughest and biggest project of them all. >> calaveras dam was built in 1925, and it forms calaveras reservoir which is the largest local reservoir that's part of our system. because of the recognition that this dam was vulnerable to a large earthquake here on the calaveras fault we needed to permanently restrict the reservoir level to about 40% of capacity. >> this new dam is being built near the alameda-santa clara county line out of earth and rock like the old dam. the new dam, however will be seismically stronger, which will allow the calaveras reservoir to fill to capacity. 31 billion gallons. >> california's in a severe drought. we need this reservoir for drought carry-

and also into the balkan peninsula. we're looking at areas of up to 80 millimeters of rainfall in the next 72 hours. that may not sound particularly impressive but when you already have land that's saturated with water and rivers having problems when it comes to the rain this type of amount over this time period could be a serious issue. it will drop really quickly in some of these red-shaded areas where the rain is dropping really quickly and that could be a problem. on top of that we're dealing with severe weather, strong gusts and strong thunderstorms with the heavy rainfall especially on the western coast of the balkan and italian peninsula, also into portions of northern africa. this is all going to be a bit of a nasty combination as we go throughout tuesday. so rain in rome also extending into the iberian peninsula. further up toward the north and to the east snowfall once again for warsaw moscow and kiev as we go through tuesday. snow is an issue as we take a look at the forecast for north america. we already had

and their enemy is al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. and so to fight the hothis, any kind of funds and weapons going to go into strengthening the opponents is probably going to fall into the hands of al qaeda or any kind of militant branch that's similar to that. in my opinion, the countries that evacuated yemen should probably return in negotiations. the immediate reality on the ground is that they are here to stay. they have control of the majority of the military. i would say at least 60% of the military is in their hands. they have control over the national security bureau and the security association of yemen. and we're going to have to deal with them. and i think while i strongly condemn their behavior to arrest protesters and torture them and to keep former government officials under house arrest, they have control. if yemen stays in isolation, war is probably going to be the only business in town and everything is going to pour into that. that's the last thing anyone would want in the middle east, given the circumstances in syria

temperatures in the upper 40s for south bay and peninsula. san francisco starting off at 52 and 46 expected in the north bay. let's bring you into the forecast. tomorrow morning all about this westerly wind direction. all throughout last week if you were watching us you heard us talking about this off-shore winds. winds coming from the north and also the east. the exact reverse direction of the wind we will see for tomorrow. again, a hotter wind. with this westerly wind check out the futurecast for tomorrow. not only the immediate coastline but marin, napa sonoma interior valleys expecting temps to start. possibly low clouds down to about santa clara. san jose may start off with mainly clear sky but we will watch closely. as we progress through morning hours, most of it burn off for sunny conditions but still holding on for fog by 11:00 a.m. and flew out the afternoon we should see clearing. let's take you to the micro climate forecast through use and big of the thing you will notice here temperatures cooling off anywhere between 3 to 5 degree

you can see right now, we do have clear skies across the south bay and peninsula and for the east bay. we have fog rolling right back into point reyes. and with the coastline, right now, that will allow clouds to return throughout tomorrow morning's forecast. let's take knew that look and you what will find is we still can't shake the fog even for the south bay tomorrow. temperatures in mid up toer upper 40s. as we head through about the noon hours 1:00 p.m. we should get in on a descent amount of sunshine that should push temperatures into the low 70s. 71 to be exact here in san jose. 72 degrees in morgan hill. temperatures 5 to 10 degrees above average. for the coastline, a cooler wind at your back. that's why numbers are in the low 60s here. palo alto up to 70. for san francisco, mid 60s across the marina. let's take to you north bay, east bay and to the tri-valley. we have low 70s mixed in here. but no upper 70s to low 80s like we were looking ahead toward last week at this time. you can see really some of the warmest weather here in napa with 70 degrees. wind off the bay will kee

most of the forecast molds keep the north bay and east bay dry. for the peninsula and south bay, towards mount hamilton we are looking at the best chance of scattered showered at 7:00 a.m. looks like that will stay into play through 1:30. namely the peninsula and south bay. not much expected for the north bay. the zone from 1:30 to 15: 30 that we have the best chance of picking up rain fall in santa clara and san mateo counties through saturday. around 7:00 still the possibility of showers and by 11:00 under the evening saturday, we begin to dry out. your micro climb why the forecast, does have some of you again wetter than others. south bay, peninsula, san francisco, staying cold. temperatures in upper 50s to about 60 and again chance here of rain fall in san jose and for menlo park and san francisco. now for the north bay east bay and for the tri-valley it is a less are chance of rain fall as we head through out saturday. nasa looking at 60 degrees. sun breaks as well as santa rosa. for oakland, 59 degrees. mostly cloudy skies and chance of showers. tri-valley lo

a hundred and 32 are still being cared for the first appearance on the shores of the east bay and peninsulatwo weeks ago they're still working to identify the unknown substance there recovered and. >>darya: our next chance of rain finally on the horizon will to exactly when the drought on a fall and how much were supposed to get into it the efficent whatever it was as dry an easy ride at the moment a from a dispute between children of the late robert williams and his widow with to you what they're arguing over coming up. >>darya: dry clear easy ride at the golden gate bridge is 49 degrees the high today nice warm 71. i miss my old school. i miss my room. i don't want special treatment. i just wanna feel normal. to help, sleep train is collecting pajamas for foster children, big and small. bring your gift to any sleep train and help make a foster child's night a little cozier. not everyone can be a foster parent but anyone can help a foster child. ♪♪ with kaiser permanente you'll connect with your doctor any time anywhere. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. ♪♪ become a

and about three miles south of san carlos so pretty much right in the heart of redwood right on the peninsula here. they say the depth was about 2.8 miles. and the richter scale said about 3.1 on the intensity. so we have a shot of the seismograph that shows you quite a bit of activity that hit about 3:45 a.m. quite a number

you can see the high-rise off in the distance and since we have cameras on both sides we'll check the peninsulae as well. looking at the the high-rise from foster city and the folks we saw with the taillights come over to the peninsula. i can watch you wherever you are. back to you guys. >> it is kind of scary. >> i can watch you wherever you are. back to you. >> i love you watching me. thanks. >>> did we mention the fact lots of people oversleeping today? there were like six cars on the road now. four minutes before 5:00. the game may be over but the celebrate something getting started. what's next for the super bowl champions, and for their fans. >>> i'm rob redell. live to glendale, arizona, super bowl xlix, a tough act to beat but the people putting on the game next year in santa clara think they can do it. we'll tell you how, coming up in a live report. >>> and a live look outside. >> a live look outside. i guess the bay bridge. >> i know it's the bay bridge and you knew, too. that's right. it's your monday morning, a lot of news, traffic, weather ahead. stick around. i had to learn how to

everything spreads south along the peninsula and 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. peninsula to the south bay, that's where it's going to be the most active here. as we get into your weekend, all important weekend finally arrived. temperature on saturday 64 degrees, light showers, then by sunday that heavy rain returns also looking towards some thunderstorm activity as we head throughout your sunday. there's a wig event happening this weekend on saturday, america's got talent auditions, santa clara convention center. if you want to see yourself on nbc bay area this is your chance to do so. headed out early, 9:00 a.m. count on showers, bring your umbrel umbrella. i know a guy great for this show, mike inouye. >> i hear they've canceled the auditions because they heard i wasn't attending. i'm going to juggle -- oh, maybe i won't juggle. let's juggle some shots out here. the bay bridge shot i've looked from our emeryville camera. you saw during the clip, sorry the tease a couple seconds ago the camera was shaking quite a bit. it dies down for a second or two, checking f

look for 69 for antioch its bird pleasanton and for livermore mid to upper 60s for the east bay and peninsula shoreline and the no. 3 to 67 to 69 degrees clouds were later a little bit today but that should not keep the sun from will been 07 is admit to friday and saturday and sunday. . >>george: as we continue to track the hot spot for you're ride will of this and drive times like the ride on the east shore freeways 16 minutes now hercules to berkeley was 24 still clear you're ride through the san ramon valley just 15 minutes for the west to bomb trip the westbound 580 getting heavy out of the livermore into dublin with earlier recurring problems that have yards of a freeway still looking good the problem free mid peninsula not looking at any delays in the north bay ride coming through marin county out of nevada in the easy chair is out on 101 the bay bridge and other storage already backed up into the maze 25 to 28 minute drive times and starting to back up onto highway 24 the san mateo bridge is still clear of the drive times come for the 15 minutes as is getting more crowded out there and

the knot bay and peninsula. one outage shut down a save mart grocery store in antioch. >> i was bagging and the power went out. and turned back on. and went back out. there was a few people in here. and we pretty much closed after that. >> reporter: most of the outages are expected to be restored later this morning. pg&e brought in crews from oregon and washington to help with the outages. at 4:00 this morning pg&e was wiz supposed to send out an e- mail giving us an update on how much power. we will pass that information along to you. >> thank you, tara. >>> public works crews are cleaning up debris. cars splashed through flooded areas. at times people were slamming on their brakes to avoid some accidents but not everyone has success. slick roads, high speeds, and low visibility contributed to a number of crashes. >> i really worry about that. my car actually spins. so after that i just carefully drive. >> tow truck drivers say they saw 2-3 accidents per hour. high winds caused many flights to be canceled in and

the temperatures in the bay area and peninsula will be above average but a little bit lower than.eratures will continue to stay in the mid to upper 60s for this part of the week. by friday we start to warm up to the lower seventies which will continue on into the weekend early. next week is upper is reporter>>: this is a picture of one of the suspects are vested. a second male suspect to investigators suspect is in a relationship with the other was also arrested. reporter>>: the park service allowed several days of the year to be free for visitors. this holiday weekend was one of them saw. o instead of paying $7 per adult it was completely free. that meant there were a lot of people who came here to cash in on that free pass. many people had to walk a mile and a half just to get to the entrance. however, everybody that i spoke with said it was worth it because it is so beautiful here. pam moore>>: barry zito is coming back to the oakland a's. jason appelbaum has more on that in sports. we live in a pick and choose world. choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for th

all right. >> and you can see it tomorrow morning, the south bay peninsula and for san francisco notwhere you live, but good chances there. and east bay, dry for the morning hours but the possibility of some isolated rain and thunderstorms, and the greatest in san jose tomorrow where it will be cold with the temperatures in the upper 50s and the chances for showers in san francisco as well. and sunday, that dry day in the forecast, and then another weaker system and then we have sunshine tuesday today and wednesday and if you are head nod sierra, it is going to be epic. >> oh, that is a snowboarder term. i like it. >> he dropped the e-word. >> yes. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- josh hutcherson. abbi jacobson and ilana glazer. chef michael schlow.

and walnut creek. 65 is where we will pop off and then deal and the peninsula to rid--in danville andla. >> reporter: 63 degrees and the daly city. >> reporter: more of the shanker it breezy conditions for the weekend. it will kind of put a damper on the beach day. with a look at the snow bomb ski report corporate. >> catherine: hit hard by employee turnover and a tightening job market wal- mart said it is going to increase wages for a half million employees. the country's largest private employer has been the focus of criticism for its low pay and increasing reliance on part-time workers. but today the company president says that all of us or all of its u.s. workers will earn at least $9 an hour by april which is above the federal minimum of $7.25. >> by february of next year all current employees will are at least $10 per hour. >> catherine: will also have more control over their schedules permit the pay raise will cost the company $1 billion this fiscal year and analysts are saying that wal-mart's move could force other major retailers like targets and home depot to fall follow sui

. >> and joe vasquez has been checking out san francisco and the peninsula. he ended up in burrlinggame. how is it? >> reporter: the rain has tapered off, but the wind is causing a bit of a scene. >> it is wet. and it is a beautiful friday night. >> reporter: the rain throughout the peninsula has been steady. >> honestly, i hate the rain, but it is good it is raining. >> reporter: you will find standing water in the usual places but we didn't see any flooding. high winds are the hallmark of this storm. fire crews responded to four fallen trees in san francisco's mission district tonight. >> it unrooted the whole tree. >> this tree crashed into donna nuno's car. >> that is my carment i didn't think this would happen but the winds are really crazy. >> reporter: at the embarcadero, it got very treacherous. especially if you are taking a selfie. look out. >> this is a nice change, we need it. >> reporter: today's storm marks tend of a record 43 straight days without rain. that is the longest winter dry stretch in bay area recorded history. >> it was coming down pr

. >> for the past week 35 sheriff's deputies and peninsula police officers have been enrolled in thissis training program. the roll playing and classes were only a part of the program. they've also heard from families of those with mental illness. brings bain police sergeant says the dialogue was invaluable. >> having the families here was really important. and the things that they want from law enforcement agencies responding to the scene and there are difficulties in dealing with the same situation. >> that kind of heightened my awareness, how people are -- how they act. >> at the end of the day a graduation ceremony for these officers and deputies. now armed with more tools that may enable them to diffuse potentially violent situations without lethal force. >> i've been a police officer for over 27 years. i can tell you it was a real eye opener. >> vick lee abc 7 news. >>> in santa rosa, police have arrested two people for trying to fish money out of a bank deposit box. here's what happened. the suspicious looking man was at the exchange bank around 6:00 a.m. yesterday. he had a ho

all the moisture is affecting east to italy and the ballkans peninsula. ill start in macedonia first and give you an idea what's happening there. this lingering low pressure system and waves of other low pressure system have caused days of severe weather in southern europe. drenching waves led to widespread flooding in macedonia and could for flooding defenses wednesday and winds damaged a structure in pompeii, a world heritage site and the rain will persist into the weekend. you can see the damage and devastation that comes from the consistent persistent rainfall. we see here the low pressure system in the western mediterranean. the influence a lot larger as it brings all the moisture further east and into the balkans and italian peninsula. we are not only seeing rainfall but also strong thunderstorms popping up with the system. gusts up to 120 kilometers an hour possible with snow up to 70 centimeters. we can't rule out isolated tornadoes and flooding is a problem and will continue to be a problem through the day. we are seeing a cold behind the low and

kron-4's gabe slate spent the day on the peninsula. and shows us how strong gusts amplified storm damage. >>gabe slate: in pacific of the ocean is right behind me and the sea is angry tonight. they're big waves behind me and i'm getting gusts of 56 mi. per hour and it is hard to find it my camera keeps wanting to fall over. officials are warning people to stay away from the beaches of they can't. if you can stay inside tonight you will be better off. here's a look at some of the damage i saw in pacifica earlier today. a tree fell right down here it was part of a park where other branches fell luckily kids are not here at the time. check this out i've never seen anything like this. there is a giant highway sign that was ripped off by the wind. street signs were blown down like this stop sign an even bigger sign like this highway exit sign. saw a lot of personal property damage like this offense and white this basketball to. on the north bay it was trash pickup day which was a bad time for today. i saw a number of gardens destroyed potted pl

couple of thousand folks are doing that right now so a lot of rainfall in the east bay and south bay but look at the peninsulad even though temporarily in san mateo. overnight tonight these are your overnight lows. close to 60 in san francisco and oakland. 55 for vallejo, san jose 53 degrees. the setup is this. the train tracks in the atmosphere are set. they are laid down. they are not moving for the next couple of days. that brought storm number one here. now, why couldn't we get rain for 36 days but now we can? it's because the blocking ridge of high pressure is blocking the rain from arizona and actually that's allowing the train tracks and that jet stream to move right over top of us piling in all of that tropical moisture. this is round number 1. after a break tomorrow you see that gap right there, that's your mixture of showers and sun breaks tomorrow. we are going to get a little before the sunshine even on saturday afternoon. i have circled round 2. this is the next storm that will use the same train tracks in the atmosphere to move back into the bay area. that will give us a pretty sloppy day coming

the day, limited sunshine that will keep your temperatures down in the 50s now and we'll stay in the 50s on the peninsula as you break for lunch today. 62 degrees meanwhile at noon in the tri valley, 60 degrees in the north bay and we'll round out the day in the upper 60s but noticeably cooler than where we ended up yesterday about ten degrees cooler to the north bay today at 68 degrees, down from 77 yesterday. so here's the deal. as we get into the next couple days, temperatures stay steady. we'll see patchy morning fog tomorrow, not expecting widespread low cloud cover and as a result temperatures were warm. friday into the weekend a little bit of change coming your way. we'll boost numbers up friday through saturday with temps maintaining in the 70s. south bay is at 70 degrees on saturday. the peninsula at 71 degrees and 69 degrees in the tri valley. we'll shed a few degrees off on sunday, also bring in more cloud cover, as an area of low pressure sneaks up from the south and this could actually provide us with a very slight chance for showers. we're looking at this, 25% chance as we head throughout l

the hardest hit areas were the north bay and peninsula. >>> it's a crime that has sent shock waves through the community of antioch. police there arrested a 17-year- old boy terror a violent attack on a young woman who was delivering pizza. as ktvu fox 2 john sasaki reports police say the teen kidnapped, raped, and robbed the delivery woman. >> reporter: this quiet neighborhood was the scene of a horrible crime on sunday. >> very shocking. very sad. very tragic. >> reporter: around 11:20 a.m. officers got a call saying the worst possible thing had happened to her. >> she had been kidnapped, sexually assaulted and robbed while trying to deliver a pizza. >> reporter: the 22-year-old driver went to a home on the 2800 block of blue bell circle when someone pulled a gun and orders her back into the car. >> her physical injuries aside from the sexual assault are minor. mentally and emotionally i'm sure it's immeasurable. >> it's just -- i just feel for her and for her family. and i just pray she is able to overcome this tragedy. >> reporter: police say they determined the gunman did not live at

25% jump in temperatures. 71 expected in san jose and 72 in los gatos, and 70 in morgan hill and to the peninsula, we will see it set up to the differences here, and in pacifica 66. and in palo alto we are will see the winds turning drier warmer and pushing up to 72 and for most of san francisco in the mid 60s and east bay and try valley milder weather in santa rosa and for the east bay, it is freemont and tri valley, it is pleasanton for 71. we will crank up the heat a couple of notches as we head out primarily thursday and friday and out to california and driving the storm track well off to the north, and not only the warm air associated with it to warm up this this week, but check it out, dry off for the winds to the bay area, and think about it this way, when we get the westerly wind, it is going to bring in the pacific air, and when we get a northerly wind, it is hotter in the interior valley to bay area and the next couple of days it is to the offshore wind s tos to the north and the east and not gusty of 5 to 10 miles per hour, and that is going to help the temperatures to warm up. check c

the hardest hit areas north bay and peninsula. brought in crews from oregon and washington and arizona. >>> people on the east coast are digging out from a major snowstorm. the massachusetts transportation authority has to spend it all rail service to give clean up crews time to catch up. schools are also shut down and people are being encouraged to work from home. the crash happened around 9:00 last night. the vehicles involved in the crash included four tractor trailers, two box trucks, and a fully loaded bus. the crash is under investigation but police say icy roads likely played a major role in the crash. >>> a small nonprofit service that works with cancer parents in san francisco's mission district is being forced to move after losing its lease. they have been in the same building for more than ten years. now the space is being taken over by its neighbor mobile app tech company double dutch which is expanding. the landlord told the nonprofit that its lease is not being renewed and have to move out by march 31st. it has not b

two and a half east bay and three peninsula. two across the santa clara valley. inches plus in the santa cruz mountains. this is all subtropical in nature. all right sundown at 5:35. today near or record warmth. yesterday oakland with the record high 71. today we will see a record high 72 degrees. close to the record in san jose. these numbering averaging -- numbers of averaging 15 degrees above normal. again there you have the rain returning to the bay area on thursday through sunday. make it a great day everyone. >>> all right thanks. more help than ever before when it comes to spending and saving money thanks the some useful money management apps. >> cnet editor sharon profis is here with a look at the few of the options. >> i am obsessed with money management on my phone and one of my favorites is mint.com. this is great because one of the best ways to stay on top of the financials is to check your accounts every day. and mint.com lets you load all of your bank accounts from varying banks into one place and lets you monitor them from the app. so you can set y

60's are the high temperatures away from the coast where you have the cloud cover lingering and the peninsulad dry air coming in and patchy fog in the north bay and everyone else is looking mainly clear until you get to 9 coast and mid-to-upper 40s in most neighborhoods and san mateo is around 50. high pressure is still close so dome nap and now spread apart and they are going do loss their grip starting sunday and until then it will be a nice day and evening and the stadium series is coming at 7:00 with the kings in how many. they won the danly cup. we have the spurs would won th nba championship last year so we good game. 58 and dress for 54 at the end of the game. the low will back its way from the arctic to us and it loses the moisture pus it and coming over land and there is so much cold air it will squeeze out and starting at noon on sunday watch the rain showers how they come pick to us and more like sprinkles. the seven-day forecast shows temperatures are low-to-mid 60s and cooler on sunday monday and tuesday and the lows are cooler than that with 30s and 40s. have a great weekend. >>

east bay upper 60s accurate and north bay and peninsula temperatures will continue to stay warm. this type of weather we see during the springtime and late summer time. coming up with tuckahoe lanka's warming trend will last. and the later part of next week. pam, back to you. >> pam: most well known for his work on 60 minutes bob simon was 73 years old. >> pam: ahead 3 muslim students gunned down on a north carolina college campus tonight and why some are saying that this is not a hate crime. later lieutenant governor gavin is to make a major announcement about his future and you would give the story in his own words coming up. >> gary: tiger woods and his latest he cannot play golf right now. in his words. >> grant: to my new video of a vigil for three muslim killed execution-style another university of north carolina at chapel hill campus. then the members are calling it a hate crime. and now the fbi is now investigating the is the dead creek police have arrested this man crake hicks. look for >> grant: she is in denial and misses her brother patrick >> dedicated his life to sur

. >> reporter: across the north bay and peninsula more sixties. will is one for this time of year. we do have a chance of showers for friday and saturday. >> pam: bat kid incredible story is coming to the big screen with to get there and a few minutes. >> pam: curry was he able to play on his injured foot? if so, how did they do tonight? >> reporter:the latest on court celebration to get out of hand.on the campus of kansas >> reporter: what is it about this story? >> i think it is about how hard people came together for little skit wish, they did not to a head the effort they made it an amazing day the to possibly give anyone as five years old. >> reporter: remember when he saved got the city could not have done it without the mobile. >> i tell what to make a wish so what ever we need to do with cars we stepped in and provide that card. --car >> i wish that it was not over. >> reporter: tonight when the documentary ear you would now seek a dry eye in the house print reporting from san jose. >> gary: good evening! >> gary: invited sole to the white

and the peninsula, 77 in palo alto the and back to pacifica and 76 and the dry offshore with wind is the reason that the coast is going to be warm up so much tomorrow. and across san francisco, low to mid-70s. for the north bay and the east bay and the tri valley 79 and napa and oakland 73 and the tri valley back to livermore 73. and so colder at livermore as the a air to the morning hours goes trapped to the valley, and harder time to warm up and we saw the same scenario today. let's spend some time on the extended forecast, and through the next couple of days the heat are from the area of the high pressure is ra really going to be peeking out here as we look at the saturday forecast and expect 79 in san jose, and 76 in san francisco. and it is going to be cooling off sunday. but still expecting the the mild weather, and you can see the trend extending here monday and tuesday's forecast. and in case you have not heard the dry offshore wind, it is going to be in place through saturday and that is going to be the nice beach weather, and 69 friday and not extremely hot, but above avera

we'll still probably only have partly sunny skies in the north bay, san francisco and the peninsula. but the way it looks right now, we should have partly cloudy skies in the tri-valley and also for the south bay. let's take you to the weather trend. we should get rid of this afternoon fog pattern for sure throughout thursday and friday. we'll continue to see the drier northerly winds help to push out any kind of fog across the bay area. we'll also see a slight increase in the temperatures low 70s friday. the peninsula, we'll get sunnier skies especially by friday with 70 degrees. in san francisco it will stay primarily in the 60s here throughout saturday's forecast. north bay, east shore also for the tri-valley. a slight bump in numbers. likely 73 around the grapevine. 74 by saturday and for the tri-valley we'll push here into low 70s. the other thing beside a slight warming trend and also clearing weather by the afternoon are tides are returning. extreme high and low tides. if you live near the immediate coastline or anywhere near the bay, you want to watch the tides the next two da

tomorrow, we will run about three degrees cooler because of the high cloud coverage and heading into the peninsulay area with '60s as 63 in hayward. a 5 degree drop in certain locations. and luckily for the north bay went shopping down by 8 degrees. 63 in santa rosa and heading into vallejo we are looking at the lower 60s. as i cloud coverage continues. spotty showers continues patrick bulk of rain continued to come in thursday closer to lunchtime. >> catherine: overnight a federal deepfreeze stunning the northeast. a dangerous trifecta of high winds, over a foot of snow in some parts, and below freezing temperatures from new jersey to maine. >>"we're asking people if you can stay off the roads." >> reporter:boston declared a snow emergency once again >> reporter:setting a record for the snowiest week in the city's history. >> reporter:the new fear ice, as accidents litter the roadways >>"in new jersey, it's icy rain, which makes the roads like, impossible." >> reporter:the new england patriots parade: postponed. and scores of school: closed, many not for snow, but. >>"it's more of an ice day. we'

and on the peninsula one- thousand. and don't forget you can track the storm wherever you are. by downloading the free kron 4 mobile app for your i-phone or android devices. developing news out of san francisco tonight in the investigation on the suitcase found with human body parts inside it last month. police chief greg suhr confirms that 59-year-old mark andrus has died. he's the person of interest in this case arrested on suspicion of murder, and later released. kron four's philippe djegal brings us the latest on this complicated investigation. the last time kron four's camera's spotted mark andrus was the first week of february. when andrus is seen leaving the san francisco county jail accompanied by his attorney -- public defender jeff adachi. this after san francisco district attorney george gascon announced the murder charge against andrus was dropped due to a lack of evdience. that despite, police chief greg suhr saying there is surviellance video showing andrus in possession of the suitcase found last month with a headless human torso. sunday night. chief suhr confirm

accident shut down caltrain service for the start of the evening commute, delaying passengers up and down the peninsula. tracks in both directions reopened by 7:30 this evening. >>> george shirakawa has changed his mind and entered a plea of no contest in a mail fraud case, involving a fake campaign flier. he served about 6 months in another case for illegally funneling campaign contributions into a secret slush fund. >>> new at 10:00, we're hearing for the first time from the attorney who's defending the san mateo county sheriff's deputy who ran for sheriff a few years back and is now facing more than a dozen felony charges. in san francisco tonight, the attorney told her, the deputies only crime was running for political office. >> reporter: frank, deputy lopez's attorney says there's no way his client with get a fair trial in san mateo county. that's because his bid for sheriff brought up some dirt that some would like see put behind them. >> prosecution or persecution? >> reporter: attorney stewart hamlin represents juan lopez. >> i've never seen a case like this. i've really done this a while. >>

across the san mateo and duso f no big issues, south bay moving at speeds so does the peninsula. back to you. >> we're off on a monday. >>> coming up, we'll take you live to hollywood for a look at the big winners and losers at the oscars. >>> a possible deal with greece makes investors happy, could cause some interesting things to happen on wall street. we'll take a look, coming up. >>> very good monday morning to you. if is 5:11. bus drivers who take facebook employees to and from work voted on their first union contract. scott mcgrew, might be the first of several bus lines to do so. >> we expect so and we should be clear they're not facebook bus drivers per se. they work for a private company that's been contracted by facebook to drive those workers. the drivers work for loop transportation they voted to last fall unionize, then over the weekend, voted to accept union contracts that gives them a pay raise and farankly some o the benefits people expect, 401(k) program, paid vacation. >>> greece worked out a deal with the european union to extend its loan agreement provided gree

we are in the mid-60's at half moon bay and low-to-mid 70s on the peninsula and mountain view is 73 a record-tying temperatures. nearly 70 in downtown and sauce least and you have the cloud cover with mid-60 but mid-70s inland and 71 in san leandro and hayward and warm along the east bay shore including oakland at 74. 71 at brentwood and 74 in livermore is the spread inland. tonight, mild temperatures in the mid-fleets to low 50's and using the ten-day forecast a lot to find rain and it look, like we are going through the entire rest of the month without significant rain. hopefully, in the march that will change. >> my seven-day forecast notes the temperatures cooler tomorrow a couple of degrees warmer on wednesday and a warming trend hit the weekend with low-to-mid 70's even to the coast. >> for the few moments before work, traffic is light. mass transit, bart, ferries or muni we have adjustments with bart on a weekend schedule. we have a start time of 6:00 a.m. so saturday schedule means start time of 6:00. all ferries are on the weekend schedule and muni buses and rail are on a sat

. >> reporter: i've been up and down the peninsula up all day long and now the dust of wan's and pacific up on the worse than i have possibly ever seen a been through out the peninsula today all way down the palo alto and the conditions have been bad much everywhere driving anywhere in the bay area was much of a challenge for friday. low visibility and heavy rain and massive piles up bottles made for difficult and dangerous right. p g and e was trying to restore power throughout the day. daly city's south san francisco am pacific lost power. the high winds of the country's it as well as power lines. trees as well as our line. >>: i think is right much land the better. >> reporter: and the malls were prepared for the storm with umbrellas and raincoats but most were not. and we're back live in the peninsula and a pleasant but the area pacifica. right now or seeing a very light drizzle we did have hailed earlier today. the wind like 43 m.p.h.. >> reporter: that wind is really going not their pacific bell. it is of the bay bridge toll plaza you see a lot headlight's try to get around the bay

bringing moistures with scattered showers you busy saturday said that i am mostly the south bay and peninsula at the edge getting what by 3:00 p.m.. >> reporter: the storm system would sit and overhead. >> reporter: that is where i think we could pick up the best for precipitation. >> reporter: we get end up with half an inch of rain. >> reporter: looking ahead and dark extended forecast we get is expected at temperatures in the lower 60s what he went decreasing come saturday and that is our best shot to see the h to o activity. >> reporter: to head into my day we are expecting a third system bringing more showers into the afternoon. >> this just in to the kron 4 newsroom. >> this just in to the kron 4 newsroom. >> grant: a very disturbing crime and south san francisco pushing a stroller with her baby. with a guide coming out from behind to grab the stroller. she knocked him to the ground. at the hillside recreational center the suspect has ran into the opposite direction a guard scan man about 50 years old 6 ft. tall average build. right dark colored pants and a great t- shirt. --grapes grey

check out the numbers, 72 degrees in the south bay opini. 70 degrees in the north bay and 71 degrees on the peninsula need the rain and we'll see quite a bit of it into the end of the week. four straight days with rain in the forecast. today looks pretty good, seize the day. as you can see those changes steadily coming in as we head throughout tomorrow into thursday. look at the dropoff, in the mid-60s. then by friday, 61 degrees, ample rainfall on the way to the bay area. we take it right to your futurecast. i stop the clock for you thursday at 7:00 p.m. is when the really heavy stuff starts to move in. we'll get showers as of 7:00 a.m. thursday morning. heavy stuff on the way. by about 7:00 p.m. thursday, i stop the clock for you friday at 8:00 p.m., the red, the oranges, the yellows, that's heavy rainfall and an atmospheric river tap that extends all the way out to the hawaiian islands. i continue that futurecast and stop that clock again for you saturday at 9:00. it's still coming in heavily. this is the kind of rain that does produce localized flooding in the bay area, so you want to make sure y

challenge. 156 aspiring golfers will tackle three courses, pebble beach, spyglass hill and the monterey peninsulantry club. good luck to all involved. on the hard wood, two golden state warriors are in the starting lineup for the nba all-star game and it's making history. >> last night warriors and he coach steve kerr named two starters for the backcourt. the last time there were two starters from the warriors was 1967. they won last night in minnesota. they head into the all-star break with the best record in the league. >> slash brothers. >>> the transformation from a football field to an ice rink is taking shape in the south bay. you see it right there. look at this time lapse video of levi's stadium. crews are working around the clock to put in a hockey rink for an outdoor game. the san jose sharks take on the rival l.a. kings a week from this saturday. lots of prep necessary for that. you don't have a ticket, you can watch the game on the nbc sports network. >> i like the music going with it. 6:26 right now. big change for the iditarod race. >> because of a lack of snow in certain arias. it

and the rain will spread on friday. again, gusty winds as well. how much rain should you expect by sunday? easily eight inches in the north bay. three along the peninsula and four in the santa cruz mountains and here's the sunup and sundown for today and smack in-between near or record warm temperatures. into the 60s and low 70s. today's winds pretty flat variable up to about 5 and 10. so count on the rain and i would sate start planning in some of the -- start planning in some of the areas that are prone to flooding. get the sandbags ready. you know what what's really useful? you can track this together. get the cbs bay area weather app. check conditions in the year and get realtime radar radar with the hi-def doppler. search kpix 5 and that downloads the cbs bay area weather app now available on iphone and android. >> going to be busy. >> as far as skiing is concerned. very warm in nature. but mount shasta easily nine inches of rain and that is good for us, that's going to restore a lot of the water. >> we like it. >>> the course of true love not running very smoothly for a notorious serial killer charles manson on the right. he received a license to

lanes and that's why we've seen that speeds here in the southbound direction. 11281 no 1880 and mid peninsulaone on 92 in one no one on highway 84. and tracking year ride to the bay ridge west bound a big backup is still 30 minutes drive times of the way to the backed up onto highway 24. and ride to the salmon to your bridge is definitely slowing. many nasdaq is just a day in the day before but it's still slow. <

and if you are driving on the peninsula, that traffic looks okay. on the south bay commute northbound 101, 280 and 85 are all off to a decent start. it's 4:48 let's two to steve. >>> sal it sounds like you are not off to a sedent start fighting what we are all fighting. it's tough. good morning. we have a lot of high clouds over us yesterday. the rain is on the way. north bay no doubt about it. the question is when will it make it to points south. late thursday or early friday. it will be two systems and then dry. let's get as much rain as we can. the lows are up. there you are. 49 49 livermore. the water temps continue to be very warm. that also helps on these lows. low 50s. san jose is in there. and even north bay which can be cold is not. 49 windsor. bookends 47. petaluma and sebastopol. and cloud cover will continue to stream up from near the hawaiian islands. it's been down there visiting. it will take a couple of days before things moist up and juice up. it meiotic awhile before it gets to the peninsula and south bay. we'll have a lot of high c

and down the peninsula. then here in the south bay, we will see a little bit of that rain shadow effect from the santa cruz mountain, an inch and a half to two and a half inches of rain. santa cruz mountains could pick up six to eight inches of rain. so we do want to make sure you're prepared for that. i'm going to have a list of storm preps to help you out in my next report. but first, mike is going to help you out getting to work this morning. that weekend looks like indoor plans best idea. >> mental note. indoor this weekend. looking toward fremont, outdoors, this is our camera still looking at the activity. flashing lights. fewer emergency vehicles. and they're on the move right now. looks like your slow lane is blocked, southbound 880 as you approach mission boulevard. that's the live look at fremont. as we look at the effect on your drive. there are the speed censors. that's a slower drive developing toward auto mall parkway, where you can cut over toward 680, i would not advise that reroute. if you can

mainly clear across the bay area but we may have a few areas of patchy fog across san francisco and the peninsula. the bottom line it will also start off cold. 37 for the average in the north bay. 39 in the east bay and also expecting 43 in the south bay. let's look at the microclimate forecast as we head throughout wednesday. it's going to be another mild day. san jose going up to 71 degrees for the peninsula, 62 in pacifica and palo alto 70 degrees. most of san francisco, 63. downtown expecting 66. for the north bay, east bay and tri-valley it looks like one of the warmest locations is napa at 72 degrees. oakland, 66. right here across the tri-valley we go with 72 in pleasanton. let's look at the forecast. you can see generally through tomorrow it's all about a mild north wind helping to keep sunny skies in place. by thursday's forecast high pressure offshore still keeps mild weather in place. as we head throughout friday here's the change. upper area of low pressure dropping down from the pacific northwest. it's going to cool temperatures down and also give us a few showers. but that is the pr

monterey and peninsula upper 70s to near 80. hanges as we go into the weekend and early next week. >>> time is 5:52. a former south bay postal worker under investigation. coming up at 6:00 the charges he faces after he was seen throwing away packages and letters along his route. >> president obama shows his humorous side but the serious message he is trying to deliver with this new video. our vision for partnering with more farmers, growers manufacturers is that eventually organic and natural will be the norm. for raley's that means a lot more organic and natural options on the shelf. and for our consumers, that means having a lot more affordable and readily available, healthy products to feed their families. sustainability is about making a difference in our community. it's about being happy, healthy and well for many years to come. to learn more, visit raley's family of stores on youtube. >>> welcome back. this is nice. it is valentines day. some penguins in san francisco will get a special treat because of that. every year bio

for the most part, it is clear in the south bay and the peninsula and the east bay but for the north in san francisco, we may have a few areas areas of patchy fog and notice the temperatures dropping into the 40s and you will need a jacket for the morning hours. as you look at the microcast forecast, the temperatures will be expected to warm up, 2 to 5 degrees from today, and you will notice it out here to daiday in the south bay, and you will have the warmest weather here where the offshore winds should be the strongest for tomorrow and interact with the higher elevations on the east earnern foothills of san jose. and we there dry offshore winds of 72 degrees of pacifica and push to 74 in palo alto, and for the marina some low temperatures. and mainly mid 70s tomorrow and high clouds to start off with, and as we head through the afternoon, we will have sunny skies and the one spot that is going to have a warm spot tomorrow is livermore and 69 degrees and fog in the central valley, and through the i-95 kor corridor, so close to the fog in livermore and the colder air associated with