look at all that. now we are looking at her heaviest of rainfall that we saw last night out in the central valley, slowly transitioning to snow fall as it moves up into the sierra. the sierra has some very heavy snowfall ahead of it today. so not the day to be heading up there is a day to stay local as conditions dry out further and further. it's going to be a nice late morning into afternoon. you'll get peaks of blue out there and nice dry skies through the day today. really just the early morning hours bringing that heavy rain because of last night's heavy rainfall really piling up. we still have flood concerns until about midnight tonight for the entire bay area. flood watch still in effect. all that water still draining off into small stream. still some ponding water on roadways. so take it slower this morning. high wind advisories in effect through 09:00am and winter storm warnings in the sierra because of heavy snow and strong winds through 10:00am tomorrow. so they're a little delayed. as far as

but look at where we're at now. redwood city at 32 degrees right now. doubling in fremont at 35 san jose in concord at 39, san mateo, you're all the way down to 34 degrees. not to mention the north bay where fairfax in calistoga at 28 degrees right now, the 37 petaluma below freezing at 31 in santa rosa at 30 degrees. so these are some cold temps enough for frost advisories for a lot of the bay area. almost all the peninsula, south bay, east bay and much of the north bay. under frost advisories through 09:00am this morning. i'm going to be talking about a cool afternoon, but it is still going to be jacket where the even after the sun comes up more and more reena. john, thank you for that. will our problem spot 5.80, eastbound that connector ramp to to 38 north. >> that shut down because of an accident. there. so you might want to take east 14th to hop onto to 38. that's in castro valley. our bridges busy but not terrible. 22 minutes maze to that fremont street exit. if you're headed to the city, the san mateo bridge, 15 minutes a 80 to 101 traveling acr

now that event starts at 9:00 before kickoff at 2:30 p.m. a team representative expects both events will be packed with fans. >> allow folks to have an atmosphere to watch the game without being here at levi's. >> remember, the niners played this season in mexico city. there's a huge fan base there as well. the team will also be hosting a watch party there on sunday. >> that is so cool. >> the good thing is thankfully that rain will not be interrupting like last time but it will be cold. >>> we're feeling it now and we'll set the pattern on republic pete. every day we wake up to temperatures in the 30s. it only makes it into the low 50s. let's get you out the door in dublin as you head to work on this friday. we are starting out at 45 degrees. still kind of breezy. as the wind calms down, the temperature will drop another couple degrees by 7:00 to 8:00 we are down to 37. as we go throughout the day, briefly hitting the low 50s. 52 in east san jose and only 50 today in livermore. 52 in walnut creek. mid-50s in san francisco. mike, where can w

marin water at 100%. lexington 102. 107 at the coyote reservoir and 103 at the uvas reservoir. statewide we still have work to do. these are larger reservoirs that take longer to fill up. the four largest are only at 44% of total capacity. the atmospheric river has dipped well to the south. one more storm system approaching the pacific northwest. that will start to move in to the north "today in the bay" tomorrow afternoon. we see the rain in the north bay. 7:00 around santa rosa and the rest of the bay area late tomorrow evening but clearing out thursday morning. during that time most of us will see a tenth to a quarter inch, up to half an inch of rainfall. once that moves through, we are back to the dry weather. no more rain in the forecast through at least next wednesday. it will be nice to get the sunshine but it will be chilly out there. it's january. a lot of our spots near or dealing with freezing and frosty conditions. our highs only reach into the mid to upper 50s. we'll see that continue through at least next monday. mike, you are looking at a traffic break. >>> i saw

folks will gather at 09:00am at the 4th street caltrain station. the march will begin at 11:00am. well dine. and dish is all about deliciousness. fine wine, fancy cocktails often involved. but tonight it's all about the cold beers and it's in that spirit on dine. and dish vicki liviakis is taking us to the closest thing to a beer garden and the with the hipster twist radhaus in san francisco. >> we'll come in to rod house, the bavarian style beer hall and restaurant in san francisco at fort mason where beer lovers rejoice is is like it's pronounced rottinghaus pitch in german means wheelhouse. >> but some might just call it radhaus because it's that rat. >> aaron, along with his twin brother, matt, are the owners with a thing for all things bavarian? this is a town in look bills. this is a smoked beer. our smoked patrons come for the beverages. the camaraderie and the fresh food. there's this hand-rolled, the germans town. jackie chef michael is behind the house, made menu. it's traditional with a california it's cheese plate is funder ball home and truffle butter. brussels sprout

palo alto at 55 today, san jose also at 55.bay looking at temperatures anywhere from the low to mid 50's oakland. 55 degrees for your high today. allay 53 and looking at santa rosa at 56. here's a look ahead at our next 7 days tomorrow evening. don't forget that rainfall. that will be saying aside from that, it's all about the sunshine, mild temperatures are really calm forecast as we make our way towards the weekend rain. all right, john, it's nice to see lots of sun shines on the mat. >> well, if you're taken 24 walnut creek down to 5.80, it's going to take about 12 minute to make that drive 13 as you're traveling along highway there. that's moving at the limit along with 8.80, in 5.80, through the maze. may's to that fremont street exit about 11 minutes to make it into the city this morning. our san mateo bridge puts us at about 13 minutes, 80 to 101, highway for if you're taking that now, antioch in to conquer about 20 minutes this morning. well, crockett down towards so 5.80, in 80 18 minutes this morning as you're traveli

it is wet at this point. we're pretty practiced at driving in the rain. so employ those best course. as for the south bay, you have some areas of heavy rain now working their way east of san jose right around alum rock stretching up into the hills right above you we are overall seeing a very active day ahead. you can see all this cloud cover still sitting to the west of us. there's your next push of moisture just making its way on into the bay today. this is going to be widespread moderate rain for much of the day in the most heavy rain can be expected to between 10:00am and 04:00pm. so after the morning commute, winds down, you especially see heavy potential of rainfall up in coastal north bay marin and sonoma counties. small stream flooding is possible. low lying areas for solano and napa counties could also see some spots of flooding overall showers will be strong but not near as intense north associated with downpours and lightning like yesterday's were by 05:00pm. most of the bay area start to work our way out of that chances of rain. and we actually

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looking at the lexington reservoir today it's at 100%.king back to december 1st it was down to 33.3% so a huge increase in just over the past 45 days. still rain in the area but is moving off to the east. we're still seeing lingering showers for the east bay, concord and antioch and discovery bay. it's getting lighter as you move over to los altos and we'll see the back edge of that more widespread rain starting to continue to move on through. we're looking at still some wet roads for the tri-valley. take a look at 580, so sloppy out there. a lot of puddles. right now it's only 44 degrees. we'll see about another hour of that rainfall and then mostly cloudy as we go into the rest of the day. eventually we'll make it to sunshine. we won't be completely done with all of this. usually when we get the colder air coming in on the back edge of these systems as they move out, we see a few spotty thunderstorms and that's exactly what the models are starting to depict here at about 11:00 it's moving into the santa cruz mountains with some brief, h

we could live a nice sunrise this morning at that. get a look at this at the embarcadero. those birds of consistently enjoyed peer fifteens flagpole. there. >> and the overall just a great way to start the morning. great, but cold. so do bundle up as you're getting out there for a clear start, especially great. the snow conditions up in the sierra nevada. it you get up there and enjoy some fresh powder and some freshly plowed roads too. today through sunday. it's all nice and clear. and hey, if you want to stay next week, too. we've got clear, easy driving conditions the whole time bay area conditions also staying nice and clear from the coast further inland. we're not really looking at any fog this morning and skies will stay this way through the upcoming weekend. i guess, hiccups to a nice forecast. coastal flood advisories right along the bay shore. we do have some really high tide. so watch for a few muddy spots. if you flooded areas and those low lying areas and of course, the cold this morning resulting in freeze warnings for the inland east and north bay as well as

at springfield, hawkins records at daybreak on the 14th of april. all three divisions march out, followed by a baggage train. he records eight wagons, 21 teams. 21 teams to be pulling these wagons? those have got to be really heavy wagons. and they definitely are. because what's on them? loaded with spades, shovels, axes, picks, carbines, horseman's swords, pistols and other military stores. carpenters tools, our murderers tools, provisions. they are out to really cut this road and they are taking all the tools with them. i think for a minute with that would look like to the community is through which this baggage train is going with these soldiers in these three divisions. who may not have seen a lot of soldiers up to this point. but they are moving through. this is part of hazen and gauging the populace. it is not just the tools to cut the road, this is, if you will, to show the flag in this area. this is a borderland on this revolutionary frontier, where much of the action is beyond their but they are not forgotten. okay? we are sending troops up

9:30, one at 8:42, at 9:00. i'm using my phone right now excuse my photography here. this 8:26, delayed to 9:30. so it gives you an idea. every flight on the board that is before 9:00 is scheduled for 9:00 or 9:30 right now. it's often very crowded in the mornings here in atlanta, but more crowded than normal as people wait for flights that have been delayed quite a bit and hoping for the best, hoping they get to their destinations without much more of a delay. >> question for you, gary, back to the board. speaking to david urban, who was stuck at reagan -- i don't know if he was stuck because he never got on a plane. he's saying his flight was canceled. are you seeing any cancellations on the boards? >> reporter: that's what's notable, zero cancellations. this is the busiest airport in the world, no cancellations whatsoever, just tons of delays until 9:00 or after. not extensive delays, just till 9:00 or 9:30. >> gary tuck hman live for us a hartsfield international. this is the first scenes we've go gotten ins

work at the time of the murder.ior criminal investigation department of the internal affairs directorate of balashovsky, the city of the executive committee of the saratov region , had to interrogate and verify the testimony of hundreds of people. this is painstaking work for several weeks or even months. in the meantime, a new lead has appeared. the neighbors of the deceased shishkina told that a doctor came to see her once a week. often, before injecting the medicine, he would make several claps on the soft spot. a pensioner - this greatly jarred and outraged somehow obscenely, yes, and the doctor is so young. it turned out evdokia petrovna was waiting for the doctor, just on the day of the murder, a version arose that the murder of this woman could have been committed by a doctor who came on call. alexander ponomarev, 80s, senior investigator of the prosecutor's office of the saratov region and they began to receive very strange and frightening facts. one day the doctor was driving to see a patient in a remote vi

here is a live look at sfo this morning. now within the last few minutes the faa asked all airlines to hold domestic flights on the ground until 6:00 a.m. our time, and the numbers of delays, meantime, nationwide is climbing. >> that ripple effect will no doubt linger for some time. "today in the bay's" bob redell live for us at the akland airport. bob, what are you noticing there? >> reporter: good morning to you, marcus and laura. we're not seeing much in the way of -- we don't see cancellations in terms of delays. to the right are your arrivals. those delays are about 20 minutes, 10 to 20 minutes. not clear if that's related to the computer outage or might be related to something else like weather. as far as departures go, we're on the west coast so this ground -- i don't want to call it a ground stop, but the pause until 9:00 a.m. eastern is 6:00 our time, so a lot of flights aren't actually leaving until after. this might have a trickle down effect as far as arrivals. not clear how much impact it will have on the depart

for example, at the basement at 10 p.m. on fridays and saturdays, the dj at the basement would turn off the music just for a few minutes. 3 minutes, maybe max, and let a group prayer. and he one of the prayers when the press was there, asked god to deliver jobs to the unemployed people of orange county, and he asked god to bring elusive rain to drought ridden california. right. a very different era, right after reading a few words of scripture, the music returned and so did the dancing. and that was the extent of evangelism at the at the basement. right. as the basement owner said, we are not a church. we are not attempting to be a church, but we have many kids who have given their hearts to christ because of our little three minute service. right. 17 year old cami simpson enjoyed, the days in los angeles, precisely because it was not a church, she says it's more alive and fun than going to a church. cindy has half said at church, i have to be careful whai y because it might hurt the old people, the young people, the childr

at least 10. others were wounded by a gunman who opened fire at a ballroom dance hall during lunar new year celebrations, and this all happened saturday night in monterey park, not far from downtown l. a l. a county sheriff's it, says the alleged gunman 72 year old who can tran? killed himself the next morning after he was pulled over by police for a traffic stop in the city of torrance. he is also linked to a second attempted shooting in the city near monterey park. several pieces of evidence were found inside the van linking the suspects to both locations and now and monterey park in alhambra. in addition, a handgun was discovered inside the van. again. the sheriff identified the suspect as 72 year old who can tran and at least 10. others were injured in the monterey park shootings to show you a timeline of the mass shooting in los angeles county investigators say the gunman opened fire inside the star ballroom dance to do in monterey park around 10 20 on saturday night. and then about 20. minut

sunshine us to come at some point at some point. but now another round of wet weather for long holiday. martin luther king junior day weekend. so let's take a look in track this storm because as you can we're going to get another round of beneficial rain, especially for those of you in the south did come from the south. >> this morning and we are tracking right now, widespread moderate rain from san jose even into sunnyvale and cupertino. so you're really going to get the bulk of the wet weather, widespread light rain for most of the bay area and a slight chance of showers throughout tonight. so let's take a look at futurecast for kuz. as you can we're going to see widespread rain tonight and even some snow showers over mount hamilton in the south bay just east of san jose. pockets of light to moderate rain. but then take a look at what happens as i fast forward to monday morning for your martin luther king junior day monday. we're going to see some light scattered hit or miss showers as the bulk of that wet weather exits. the bay a

at atria.senior living starling is being held on $100,000 bail and is set to be arraigned next week , and an fda advisory committee is recommending that we replace fizer and moderna's original covid vaccine. with the new bible in omicron shots. if the fda accepts the recommendation, the u. s would likely phase out the company's vaccines that were developed in 2020 against the original covid strain. the bible and shot includes both the original virus and the omicron variant. officials say the recommendation is intended to simplify the vaccine program. as we move through the winter months, many are finding this time of year to be the more difficult with suffering from seasonal affective disorder. or sad, it can cause anxiety, depression, apathy and general discontent. but there are ways to combat the problem. joining us now is dr anvil are really she's the department chief and psych psychiatry. kaiser permanent a walnut creek doctor. good to have you with us? good morning. good morning. thanks fo

today's march starts at san francisco's caltrain depot at 11:00 a.m. there will be a celebration including speeches from local religious leaders. and check out san francisco's grace cathedral church lit up to commemorate dr. king. he spoke back there in 1965 and the sermon he delivered that day will be playing all day in the cathedral. church leaders will help lead today's march south of market street. >>> here are other bay area events honoring dr. martin luther king jr. the african american museum and library is hosting a film festival. events are planned across the city which you can access from the city's website. and our city forest will celebrate dr. king with a tree planting event at watson park. >>> 4:37 for you. coming up, advantages renters will have along with >>> right now at 4:39 on this monday morning, we are under a microclimate weather alert as we continue to track waves of heavy rain coming in, and now we're even seeing some snow on some of our bay area mountains and some of our hills. we'll continue to monitor the rain as it tapers of

the meeting is at noon at the board room. you can find a zoom link at the valleywater.org website. >>> during the first round of heavy rain, valley water, san jose police and even san jose's new mayor himself went along creeks and rivers urging people to leave. many people did relocate and found shelter at warming centers. but that was just a temporary solution. >>> actor jeremy renner is out of the hospital following the snowplow accident. this week renner tweeted that he watched the season 2 premiere of his snow, "mayor of kingstown." he posted about weather in his instagram stories. he was seriously hurt on new year's day while plowing snow near his home. as a result, he suffered blunt chest trauma and orthopedic injuries and underwent surgery. >>> a new satellite is now in orbit. >> three, two, one. engines full power. and liftoff. >> that was spacex launching its fourth rocket so far this year and we are only in the 18th day of the year. now, the rocket went off at 4:24 our time this morning from cape canaveral. that sat

hello to the american studies department at -- a low at mom and dad out there watching at home. i love you very much. i'm honored to get to speak here today to speak with my american nightlife students. also, this event is doubling at the fall 2022 grad faculty kilogram anger at cal state fulton. it is a tradition here at the american studies department for faculty to talk about some of their present research. to talk about some of the research strategies that they have. or perhaps some research foibles, as well. as you can see from my opening slide, i have already given away what my talk is likely going to be about today. which is christian night clubs in california. i'm sure they're a few of you out there that think those two words do not belong together. christians and nightclubs. since unprepared about an hour's worth of remarks today, i am confident to say those words do belong together. at least at one time in american history. i want to talk about that a little today. before i begin, this is week 12 for my american nightlife students. american nightlife is a corset i deve

at $86.85, two different buys.f adding more on the next pullback due to the bank of america upgrade. what do you think of the trade >> i think it's a great trade and i would be surprised, however, if you see a significant pullback this stock had a tremendous year last year on the back of growing revenues for keytruda and gardasil you probably get more upside than downside. i actually would look to, if we do get another push higher, trim this andpotentially look at mo the european-based pharma companies. the overhang of higher drug prices has certainly been taken out of the market, based on what's happening in washington >> okay. thank you for the trade, alan. and thank you, shan. jason snipe, this is from a twitter user in new york city, bought nvidia. talk about stocks that have come down a lot, bought nvidia at 137.77, what do you think? >> obviously, the stock was down 50% last year. this is not a stock for me that i trade. it's always been a long-term holding. i give this one a "b." we talk about the environmen

now at 30 degrees. petaluma at 32. we've got plenty of frost advisories in this light blue all across the bay area until 09:00am this morning after which point sunshine starts to warm us up gradually and keep those jackets on. even this afternoon, though, after yesterday's showers, all that has cleared out to the south and the bay area set up for plenty of sunshine to now just a sunny and cool day. so get ready for that. chilly feel reyna. john, thank you for that. will 5.80, eastbound connector ramp to northern castro valley. >> we have an accident there. slowing us down. if you're traveling into the city, it's going to take about 11 minutes to make that drive. so no major delays out there. our san mateo bridge, 81 to one 13 minutes as you're heading across towards the peninsula. a richmond center fell bridge. it'll still want to about 7 things are pretty light. and if you're hopping on the golden gate bridge, 37 to the tolls, it's going to take about 19 minutes. darya. james, back to you. all right. let's get back to

we have yet to see that at this time. this is one of the best trauma centers in the entire bay area and the closest one, we imagine, you know, looking at the map at this point, to half moon bay. we are about a 35-minute drive, and the closes would be san francisco general at this point. we are waiting to hear back. we have reached out to stanford personnel. yet to hear any kind of update. the latest, we understand, three injured in the first shooting. they are all in critical condition. we are praying that they are going to be ok. as we know, four others were killed in the two shootings that happened there in half moon bay. for now, lida stanford, justin dorsey, -- live at stanford, dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. dan: thank you, doesn't come as the three people wounded so badly are treated. ama: j.r. stone has been on top of things with his photographer, edgar. he happened to be at a great location to see the suspect being taken into custody. we assume that that was indeed the suspect. j.r., what is the latest where you are?

if you look at the retail business, the oldest business at amazon, it is in bad shape. lost about $2.5 billion last quarter, but if you back out advertising it is probably much more, nine or $10 billion. some of that is investments in video and autonomous driving, and other experiments, but the basic oldest business at amazon is miserably unprofitable. investors are clamoring for jassy to improve it. and you start by cutting the cost structure. >> it is tough for andy jassy, how much does he have the confidence of investors and the founder of the business? >> it's always worth noting that he inherited a lot of these problems. it was bezos that was distracted in the final years of his 10-year that authorized pre-pandemic expansion of fulfillment centers, product lines, geographic expansion.a lot of that jassy has had to unwind and place more strategic bets. i think he does have confidence of investors, there is no activist investor at amazon. there is a fantastical rumor about bezos coming back, that will never happen. but this will be a big test. he is known for what he

southwest, let's take a look at that stock at the moment. actually higher by about 2.6% even though the airline, they came out with a number today. they said that they do expect quite a revenue hit. i believe in the fourth quarter the revenue is going to be a loss of 400-425 million all stemming from the holiday meltdown, right? canceled more than 16,700 flights in one single week leaving hundreds and hundreds of passengers stranded, you know, the bag baggage was all over the place lost at the height of the hold day season after the scheduling and staffing software suffered, you know, a type of situation, complete failure, while there was a pretty severe weather system that swept across the country. now, while the other major u.s. airlines and carriers were not immune to, of course, weather -- because it affects everybody -- delta, american and united made up only 10% of the cancellations. southwest, of course, the other 90%. so they're coming under fire for not having updated their staffing software, and we're august technology here at ces.

at 10:30 p.m.. i remember there was a lot of back and forth about this. it wasn't like, okay, let's do it. it was, i think can do this now you've got to do this. grant is involved grant and and and meet are both involved in discussions that going on telegraph so it's not easy to get communication communication he received a definitive order. at 10:30 p.m. but grant without telling warren meade promised sheridan that the fifth corps would reach him by midnight a feat that was given this situation impossible. he was miles away and could not be there. but warren immediately sent general ayres and his division dinwiddie courthouse, but decided not to. the other two divisions until he heard that ayres had reached sheridan safely. after waiting for repair of a damaged bridge by a crew led by engineering officer william bennion ben yard ayres and his men tramped through the darkness and dampness reaching the vicinity of dinwiddie by about 4 a.m. where a staff officer from sheridan met them. he informed ay

take a look at this marble.s it up hill toward the center of an apartment until it runs out of steam and gravity takes over, taking it right back where it started. >> if i was a resident, i'd still be worried that i can't put something on the table without it rolling off. >> reporter: although the fix is supposed to provide some relief, the latest computer model shows the project will only offset a total of 4.5 inches of lean, less than half the tilt added to the building during the construction project intended to stop it from leaning. the final result is expected to leave the tower secured but still permanently tilting about two feet at the northwest corner. six officials say the project will succeed in stopping further settlement and sinking well before there's any safety concerns. in a statement to us, ron hamburger says the primary objectives have always been to arrest building settlement at the northwest corner and top tilting by transferring a portion of the building's weight to bedrock. recovery of some

and when you chase somebody you put at risk publix put at risk. you let that overcome you let your general and take over instead of your brain and you react emotionally like these five officers did. it caused this harm analogy. there's no justification whatsoever to justify ever doing what i call rodney king number two type of beating that's interesting that you can provide that. that particular analysis. but is there a way that you could reform so that officers don't react in that way? in your opinion? someone who teaches this type of thing? absolutely the transformation of policing model tpm that i have created and that i have teaching and several western united states from nevada to california northern to sacramento to washington to oregon to arizona. where i recently doing the training where you have training with community members and police in the same training environment, the same classroom so that when issues come up like michael brown, like george floyd like alton sterling, you can talk the law enforcement can say to the people and expla

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you can see that starts at one. 30 temperatures going to be at 57. it's that rain. you're going to see and wind gusts up to 20 miles per hour. so again, pac that poncho has you watch that game temperatures tomorrow be a little bit warmer than today. you can see a lot of 60's for the most part for the entire region. and as we take a look at your seven-day forecast, rain is on the way saturday, sunday, monday, partly cloudy on tuesday. that will definitely get a break on wednesday, which we all need want and deserve. yeah, we do you're looking at parts of alabama and georgie being described as unrecognizable after powerful tornadoes hit the area. >> killing at least 9 people. selma, alabama, one of the hardest hit areas. you're looking in part there, the day care center that was destroyed. fortunately, the more than 70 people inside the centered. they all survived. another problem. residents are bracing for very cold temperatures. stephanie haines was in alabama. she has more. >> pastor stephen smith is speechless. on thursday, he was visiting his brother like he does

we're at 51. and by monday, we're at 50, but it's really going to those lows will continue to watch throughout the next couple of days. futurecast, when showing you. that's not too too breezy right now. but as we take a look of this evening, maybe even on your ride home, those winds really going to start to pick up, especially to the north. you can see that we're going to be in the teens in some places. san francisco, 70 miles per hour as we fast forward to a 30, you can we're still looking at those wind gusts of 20 miles per hour. so we're right there between tree branches swaying back and forth and debris in the middle. the roadway and that whistling sound that you hear when the winds really pick up in addition to breezy conditions. we're still looking at that chance for rain. i'm gonna break it all down for you. coming up next. all right.amany thanks for if you're hitting the roads this morning, heading into the city, it's going to take you 7 minutes so that fremont street exit. now, if you're

like at the coffee shop, at the park, or on the moon. just kidding.her coffee shop. >>> there are new concerns for the white house this morning with sources telling cnn that even more searches of president biden's properties are now possible. it's unclear where those would take place or who would conduct them. >> cnn's senior legal affairs correspondent paula reid joins us now. what properties are we talking about here, paula? >> our sources did not give us specific locations but we know from our reporting that the president used other office spaces, his family also, for example, rented a home in northern virginia. important to note t wouldn't just be potentially searches for additional classified documents but also potentially be looking for other presidential records that would need to be turned over to the archives. in terms of what has been searched so far, after that initial discovery of classified documents at the president's former office here in d.c., his team of attorneys decided to carry out some additional searches, but they specifically fo

well at the surface now fairfield wins at 23 guts at 29 gentle breeze at oakland international airport. mineta international airport, however, with the wind gusts up to 21 mph. these winds will persist this afternoon out of the northeast 10 to 20 occasionally stronger guts at 30 , possibly even 45 mph temperatures. check it out. average high temperature in santa rosa's 58, but instead 64 degrees, same in napa through sonoma. we have temperatures away from the bay in the eastern portion of our bay area into the mid fifties and is now 57 degrees at sfo back into burlingame into belmont 57 degrees in palo alto, backing through which side and a 3rd 10 . it is a sunny monday splashes and shine from seasonal temperatures, breezy winds and the next chance of precipitation will occur. on the very last day of the month. there you have the temperature span mid fifties to mid sixties, so we have this clear area here. that's where high pressure has been building in diverting that storm track well to the north of the bay area, breezy for most locations today, and sunny and mild conditions will pers

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you're watching kron. 4 news at 6. >> now at 6 activists hit the pavement in downtown san francisco today for the annual walk for life rally. thanks for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 6. >> i'm noelle bellow and i'm dan thorn, the anti-abortion activists were met with counter-protest here in the city. and this is the first time the so-called pro-life rally was held since rose defeat. >> last year, the demonstrations causing quite a backup in the city. lots of folks out there today. kron four's gayle on joining us live in studio with the marquee events. yeah, dan, well, if you're stuck in traffic and san francisco today, this is why thousands of demonstrators shut down several streets in the city. >> to take part in the walk for life rally. >> scores of anti-abortion demonstrators from across the state traveled to san francisco saturday one day before what would have been the 50th anniversary of roe v wade, the u.s. supreme court decision granting women the right to end the pregnancy life and been the abundant life. jesus is here. we celebrating life. we are fighting for life and this

she wasn't well enough to be at the thanksgiving service at st paul's cathedral, but her family werehe duke and duchess of sussex, making their only official appearance at the platinum jubilee. the following day, it was party at the palace, and that special guest invited for tea. thank you for having me. i do hope you're having a lovelyjubilee. tea? oh, yes, please. some of the world's most well—known musicians had buckingham palace as their backdrop for the party. # notorious #. which ended with a spectacular drone light show in the dark summer sky. the final day of the jubilee celebrations, and the pageant took centre stage. quirky, eccentric reminders of the decades of the queen's reign. the royal family seemed to love it. prince louis again got himself noticed. but the most poignant moment, the queen's last appearance on the balcony. we now know this was more than just thank you. it was the last time we'd see her in this familiar location, where so many key moments, so many national memories had been made. for the king, there was now the adjustment to life as sovereign. his early

amazon and microsoft both announcing major layoffs. 18,000 at amazon, 10,000 at microsoft. this follows layoffs at meta, salesforce, and twitter in recent weeks. we'll have more on what this means coming up in just a few minutes. >> a tough time for so many people right now. looking forward to those stories, thank you. are you ready for the weekend? >> i am. >> i am too. >>> the 49ers/cowboys set riva weekend. >>> at least one california lawmaker wanted to get in on the action but his friendly wager on twitter took quite a turn. we'll explain. >>> let's taint what's trending. this facebook post from our "today in the bay" anchor laura garcia. she wrote, 23, that's how many years i've been waking up in the middle of the night to deliver the morning news at nbc bay area. thanks for waking up with me and supporting me all these years. she is such a lovely human being, congratulations to her. >>> one day closer to the 49ers taking on the dallas cowboys in the nfl playoffs. 49ers, red hot, yes. they've won 11 games in a row. they think it's time to win their first lombardi troph

very low, at 30%. our temperatures are going to stay cool, only headed for the mid-50s for today. now, this is the kind of weather we'll see on repeat over the next few days. mid-50s for the peninsula, san francisco, as well as the north bay. santa rosa reaching 55 degrees. but it's going to be cold tomorrow morning, dipping down into the upper 30s, and that also will continue. and we're seeing one more storm out there that's approaching the pacific northwest, not tapped into that deep tropical moisture, so it's going to be in and out of here relatively quickly. it begins in the north bay late tomorrow evening at about 7:00, moving through san francisco at about 10:00, and then moving through san jose later in the evening, but clearing by thursday morning. during that time, all of us are looking at about .10 to.25 of an inch of rain and then we're in for dry weather for the rest of the forecast, including into next week. we are going to have a chance to take a break and let all of that water soak in. n

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all at once wins.t picture, the time and space twisting film was a big winner at the 28th annual critics choice awards. that's right. but the night was full of other big winners from film to television and several unforgettable and moving moments to our car for a correspondent, sam rubin has a recap of last night's big award show. >> best picture is everything everywhere. >> what does that mean when he's feeling breaking, i was so proud of my all of us because we came together and this is the people's movie. and it's so that rip the movie took home 5 critics choice awards, including best picture, best director and best supporting actor for key wake. one key. we fly. >> you've not only helped audience is find our little maybe. but you've also helped audiences. to remember who i am. i have not quite so much in one night. what it's so incredible. we best picture. >> cate blanchett. >> cate blanchette was named best actress for tar. and i tell you every single woman with a, you know, television advertising

i mean, that's that's where you're at. we already have among the toughest to gun laws in the country. is there anything else you can think of maybe lawmakers might do to try to. stop these things from happening. >> yeah, obviously the right question asking that, you know, as you mentioned, we just had a visual at the capital's official said to 32 2 run really the victims and to talk about that violence in monterey park in the shootings. but the massacre there and i'm getting tax already from gun rights to her can control groups that are there. you know, many we've working on any weight and your point that we do have some a top u.s. legislation. but we do keep continue to look at ways. >> that we can. i think the thing that this is the gun culture is deeply rooted in this country. but continue to look at ways that we can to serve that up front piece in terms of the examinations in terms of ends up being able to buy a gun and continue strengthen that. people i talked to, you know, gun say they're ok with that indicate they h

the news at noon starts now this is ktvu fox two news at noon. make it up for good to them, andrei see gasia mikaelian cleanup continues across the bay area. following this latest string of storms, more rain is falling right now very heavy in oakland a moment ago. strong wind and rain rolled across the bay area overnight, causing even more damage to areas already hit hard by storms. there are down trees , power lines, even more flooding and power outages. continue to work around the clock cleaning up the damage even as more rain is expected in the coming days. there are mandat county communities in california governor gavin new cruz county y the damage their coverage. that same time meteorologists were murdered. gonzalez is live in marin county, ali rasmus edmund swallowing the problems in the east bay. but first let's check in with ktvu meteorologist rosemary oroczo rosemary like now, we've got thunderstorms are firing off even at this hour as the act of whether is expected to continue, at least for the first part of today, giving you a live loo

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the matter of fact, at the very 1st class session at the world economic forum is going to be at the bait on globalization versus rico overlays. zation, china is actually under represented at this year's doubles china. it's all one of the, some major economic elephants that seems to be missing in the room. however, we're starting to see a lot of emerging economies that are coming in big time out on the promenade. always see malaysia house in the a house on a deal in the anesha house. the, all of them are parked to, with people. so what were i living in the interesting world? at the moment? it's just explained to us the difference between d, globalization and re globalization. want to these terms? mean? i think we have to read vision, globalization, what we have seen in the past of 4 years for 5 years or so. is this a comprehensive decoupling between the worlds, the 2 largest economies, the united states and china, from trade to investment flow to our technology and essentially to rules and norms and by use. and that is not going to improve our any time soon. and so again, we are seei

at the white house? and i have to say, it's pretty personal. i feel very lucky. and i was a pretty spoiled little girl at christmas time. and the fact that my mom would put up nine christmas trees every year. and so in 2004, i was lucky enough to be a guest at the white house. and at a holiday party. and i was just absolutely blown away by how beautiful, obviously the white house is, but especially at christmas time. and so the next morning, i went to go buy a book on the subject and there wasn't one. and the white house is such a great way to study american history. the home is roughly as old as our nation. and so it really is a great metaphor for our country and the things that are going at the on it during the time. so when you think about christmas in america at the early beginning of our republic, it was very much a family event. it was celebrated with friends and family. not all the big decorations we see today in so roughly at the end of the 1800s, we start having the first christmas trees. and so

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