we're looking at 60 san francisco, 60, even morgan hill. we're looking at 69.again, those temperatures are going to be warmer. that high pressure system bringing us those warmer temperatures. but as that low, that's going to drop down those temperatures. so again, we're going to watch for colder temperatures. we have the possibility of showers will start to see that dip in temperatures on wednesday. but tuesday is going to be very breezy. so enjoy tomorrow. that's my takeaway. you mentioned that people are off tomorrow completely. yeah. yeah. that's especially if it's a mother looking like that, it's going to thanks for >> well, a group of balloon hobby us think they might have accidentally landed in the cross hairs of the u.s. military. the club says they launched a high altitude balloon 4 months ago and we're tracking it as it made its way across the globe. while the aircraft actually went missing in action over alaska last saturday, the same day a fighter jet shot down an unidentified object in the same region. u.s. officials are still investigating what exa

take a look at lake oroville at 113% of capacity. some of that is some of the snow melt that's coming down. we're still more than double our normal sierra snowpack. it looks like we'll continue to wrap up the season with more high amounts of sierra snowpack. but we have some additional light rain and snow as we go toward the wen, but it's overall looking pretty dry. every storm we see weakens before it gets here, so we may continue throughout the next week or so, at least, with only very slight rain chances. our temperatures still going up and down. we're going to see highs reaching into the mid-60s today, another cold morning tomorrow, but it does recover nicely for the afternoon. it will be a cooler weekend for your outdoor plans, including those super bowl parties you may have set up on the patio. >>> mike, you've been watching the morning commute and it's been mainly the east bay. >> richmond, we had the crash and one cleared at buchanan. that wasn't the source of the slowing. the slowing is all the traffic in san pablo, richmond

i live at sea level. through the bay area in the next couple days, we are expecting to get an inch of rain near santa rosa. less impressive numbers along the coast. the hit or miss showers will develop, allowing for snow in the santa cruz mountains and in the inland east bay areas. the high wind warning in effect this morning along the coast. this will expire at 9:00 a.m. the wind advisory throughout the whole bay area will last until 1:00 this afternoon. it has been breezy. this morning, into wind gusts to 30es pehour along the peninsula. that is the same trend in the inland hills. yesterday we got up to around 50 miles per hour wind gusts. that is why we are talking about power outages and downed trees. it is been hectic throughout the bay area. the winds will died down, as we head into the afternoon. it is breezy and consistent from the author flow. but it will be lighter. take a look at daytime highs, it is chilly. daytime highs today are well below average. upper 40s the lower 50s. we will see upper

take a look at this. not one, not 2, but 3 mountain lions caught on camera. >> strolling by a gated home. this is in carmel valley and monterey county. the homeowner says that they're normally catching deer walking by on most nights. so this was really a big surprise for them to see these big cats, especially 3 of all very large. we do want to get your check of your 4 zone. forecast is a live look. >> at bucky ball on the embarcadero. not a lot of people walking in the streets tonight. it was a bit wet all day today. i'd say yeah. breece rodriguez joining us now. the look at where the rain is. >> yeah, that's right. down in all. certainly a wet and windy night drying out for the most part out there this evening with those light scattered showers starting to exit our east bay valleys. and here's a live look outside city hall is lit up in red and gold in honor of today's chinese new year celebration the year of the rabbit. so let's take a look at temperatures out there right now for your saturday night bay

look at that. this video showing a building collapsing during an aftershock from the 7.8 earthquake, which struck a little after 4:00 a.m. monday local time. it's been about 12 hours now since the quake and the number of confirmed deaths has already shot past 1,000, as marcus mentioned. the same area is being hit by a swarm of aftershocks, including one with a magnitude of 7.5. here is a look at where the quake was centered. the damage heavy on both sides of the turkey and syrian border and now the search is under way to find survivors that have been trapped in all that rubble. but there are simply layers of it. be sure to stay with us as we continue to follow the very latest developments out of turkey and syria. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is in the newsroom right now gathering the very latest information. she'll join us with an update at 5:30. you can find more online at nbcbayarea.com. it is right there on our home page. >>> 5:02, and threats of violence against locally elected officials i

we'll look at state entities. we'll look at locals. specifically with the response on the information they did or did not have. likely did not have and we'll look at norfolk southern, their policies. there are often a lot of considerations in what gusty into what is preventible. there is usually far more than one thing. >> can i ask two quick question? did the crew know that the temperature was increasing? when they went over the first two hot box detectors. is there any reading for them telling them it's getting hotter, even if it did not yet rise to the level of alert? the second question is you, of course, are an investigative body and you offer recommendations. you are not a regulator, you can't force change on any participant and yet this has been an industry that you have tried for many years to bring a little bit more regulatory safety controls and then congress has at times kind of undermined those initiates that the d.o.t. under previous administrations had tried to enact. i'm wondering your level of frustration. you said you'

crews responding to a two-alarm fire at a home in redwood city. we have a live look at the scene. this is near cypress street and carlos avenue. there were reports of evacuations under way and we know there were ambulances on the scene as well. we don't know of any injuries just yet. our reporter, bob redell, is on the scene working to gather new information and will join us with a live report ahead at 5:00. >>> let's get to our other top story this morning, those strong bay area winds. a wind advisory remains in effect this morning and some neighborhoods are dealing with downed trees. one tree fell in san bruno both directions between el camino real and cherry avenue a little after midnight. >> the whipping winds pushing sand from san francisco's oceanfront to the nearby great highway. small dunes are piling up along utility poles and signs and this is just the beginning of an active and potentially damaging week of weather. let's start with meteorologist kari hall, tracking today's forecast for us. >> we have numerous watches, warnings and advisories in effect and we did have st

is it the defeat of the okay w at the rdna at the raw?where do they do you have to throw in the towel, of course, dismissing the fact that you're led by a madman that's refusing to throw in the towel. yeah, that's a good question and i've had to think about it a lot in my own books and in my own research after the war. german generals were writing those very popular memoirs. you'll get dairy in and munch, dean and melanchthon and well, on and on. there's a whole pile them. they were all saying, you know, a real early like i knew the moment i knew i met hitler, it was really going to be trouble. i knew the moment he just he decided we're going to invade poland. this isn't going to work. operation barbarossa, a nutty idea, but not what they that's what they said after the war. it's not what they were saying at the time. so loyalty, whether you were a convinced national socialist, i don't know whether you'd read all of alfred rosenberg's racial treatises or not at some point being a convinced national socialist boiled down to loyalty to hitl

now at 115% above average for this time of year. not at full capacity yet. but boy, it's well on its way ahead of schedule for february. so that's what we want to see. and that's what we want to see. more of as we've got still a few more months left in the rainy season. so we'll see if we can't get any more rain drops to fall. but pretty encouraging to see lake oroville like that's a big lake and another that much water is collected now, just really like one month's time. john is pretty incredible. yeah, i mean, this is the lake that we all had eyes on during the pandemic. drought. where, you know, it's so empty and it was shocking to see how truly empty-handed gotten. >> and for it to fill that really contribute shun of january for the most part that 2023, one. i was certainly love to frame it as like a so i want to see that water get right up to the tree. i know we've got a few more months left. you think we're going? i know we're getting some rain this week. yes, it looks like even a snow melt occurs. no more. that lakes going to fill up. and it's going t

i am emma gosk at the scene. take a look at the damage.just ahead, new details on the unfolding investigation. >>> plus, tracking the rain in the next 24 hours. wet weather is move into the bay area. meteorologist, kari hall, breaking down the time hraoepb for your neighborhood. stay >>> right now at 6:30, up in smoke. fire damaging several businesses. we will take you live at the scene for an up close look at the damage. >>> a little fighter. that mountain lion picked the wrong kid to mess with. >> good thing he's doing better. we will talk about the road to recovery as family members talk about the mountain lion attack that injured a 5-year-old boy. plus, an update on the search for the animal. this is "today in the bay" streaming on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and online. it's 6:30 on your thursday morning. i am laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington. the pebble beach pro-am gets under way this morning. you are looking live at some of the a-list -- well, you are not looking at them but this is where they are going to begin that party.

video ending at 8:45:45 at the kennel. just to take care of the chicken, put it up, i was going to say 8:47. somewhere around there. is that fair? just do whatever you need to do and get on the cart before you head back. >> the kennel video ended at 8:45. >> and 8:46. it could have been 8:47 before i left there. i thought it was sooner than that but it could have been. >> 75 seconds, correct? after it ends. ? >> if it ends at 8:45:45. it is a minute and 15 seconds. >> you characterized you got out of there >> that's what i did. >> if you're at 8:47, giving you the benefit of the doubt, two minutes to get up and back to the house, correct? >> approximately. >> all right. and when you got back to the house, where did you park the golf cart? >> same place i had gotten it from right where mark ball testified that it was. >> what door did you go in? >> i would have gone in the front door. >> and if you left around 8:47, and it took about two minutes to get up to the house, what time would that make it, mr. murdaugh? >> if i lef

at 37. well, the north bay right there with you. the lay on sonoma at 38 degrees santa rosa. 35 and petaluma sitting at 39 degrees. i'll be keeping you updated on the cold temps this morning in the rest of your forecast. still to come, as for our bridges looking good, still the bay bridge and there's just a few cars making your crossing no need for the metering lights just yet. of course, it's monday. so i'm expecting this commute to pick up. as for the san mateo bridge, few cars also making your crossing there. but you're still rolling at the limit. richmond center fell still pretty empty and fog free. and speaking of fog free, get a look at the golden gate bridge. not a lot going out there this morning. just the way you like it on a monday. daria. thank you, john. 501. oakland police chief leronne armstrong is continuing his push to get reinstated. fact, he was placed on administrative leave back in january after an independent report found problems with how the department investigated. >>

south 17 closed at bear creek and north 17 closed at granite creek.ve issues with icy roadways as well, snow in the north bay so be careful. kumasi: southern california is also going through it. the grapevine got a dusting yesterday and made for really dangerous driving conditions. reggie: in today's gym a first look, alex murdoch took the stand in his own defense. denying he killed his wife and son but also admitted to lying to police. here is eva pilgrim. >> and this morning's gma first look, in a dramatic moved by the defense, alec murdoch taking the stand in his own case. >> what is your decision? >> i'm going to testify, i want to testify. >> he immediately denying he killed his wife and son. >> i didn't shoot my wife or my son anytime, ever. >> murdoch admitting he lied when he said he was not at the crime scene in the minutes before the murders, acknowledging it was his voice in the video. he said he was there but left shortly afterward. >> he's got a bird in his mouth. >> mr. murdock, is that you on the video at a 40 4 p.m. june 7 the night ma

in walnut creek it's going to be 39 degrees at 8:00. at 10:00, 48 degrees.lunchtime it's still chilly, only 53 degrees and reaching into the upper 50s. then back down once again. all throughout the day it is looking a lot clearer. we had spotty showers rolling through yesterday. we don't have to worry about that today. we'll see upper 50s for spots like fremont. tomorrow, about the same but a few more low 60s in hayward, as well as oakland. mountain view, 60 degrees. then we'll wrap up the workweek with some low 60s for the inland valleys. overall it's going to be dry. the next storm system slides down the coast and leaves us dry. then we may see a change in the weather pattern toward the end of the month, with more widespread rain. the possibility of seeing some soaking rains going out about ten days. it takes a while, but our models are now picking up on some significant rainfall going into next weekend. this weekend we are going to be drying out and warming up. take a look at santa rosa. we have upper 50s and low 60s through thursday and then some mid-60s

look at tomorrow at 9:00.s is all the way into the morning tomorrow, 30 mile-per- hour wind gusts and all the way to the 5:00 hour tomorrow. this is going to be a major wind event that actually starts as early as 1:00 tomorrow afternoon. we will see gusty conditions throughout the bay area. none of us are spared this time. a wind advisory will stay in effect until wednesday at 1:00 a as a major storm system makes its way in from the north. it will produce rain. it will produce a chance of snow in higher elevations too. i will break down where that will happen and how much we can expect in the full forecast. like i said to joycelyn, beautiful today. take advantage of the weather today. tomorrow things start changing. >> so today is the day to enjoy outdoors. >> a park day then. that's the plan. >>> take a look at the roadways if you are ready to head out, sorry you had to wake up early and go to work like us because there is a holiday. you are not alone. there are a lot of people doing the same thing. it is rea

look at that picture. what a mess the two main highways linking the bay area to the lake tahoe area are open at this hour. but keep in mind chains are required on both highway 50 and interstate 80. i would just let people know to come prepared. make sure they have cables were there to help them install them. and make sure the biggest thing is when they pull over. to see us that they get off completely off the road. chp is telling drivers heading up to tahoe packed those extra supplies that means extra food, extra water and warm clothing. in case you kind of get stuck. they should expect some dangerous driving conditions with delays, detours and possible highway closures this weekend. i think they were chaining up applegate, which is like five miles out of auburn. that's 60 miles into truckee. so that's a long holiday going up there and they've got the world cup at palisades. we're going to talk about that was somewhat from that ski resort coming up momentarily. but the big question here in the bay area, i

at the end of february. they're almost 87% for but considering the three year doubt this is a fantastic improvement compared to what we had just last year reporting live. tom baker, ktvu fox two news. all right. thank you, tom. all right, let's talk about these frigid temperatures that we're seeing throughout the barrier. meteorologist rosemary oroczo joining us from the weather center with what's ahead today, tomorrow and for the rest of the week. rosemary oroczo those cold temperatures. the cold pattern just kind of stuck in the bay area. hence the low snow once again, not quite as low as friday, but down to about 2000 ft. a wintry snow mix. here's a look at the breezy conditions, the flags they're blowing at jack linda's square. so even though the rain has tapered off just a bit, the winds continue to blow and the temperatures are cool out there this afternoon. here's a view of storm tracker to a six hour time lapse because it was late morning early afternoon when all that rain just poured right through a

and we stayed at a y, a and at the y, we had to have lights out at 10:00 at night. well, normally our meetings went on until like 2 a.m. and so put lights out and then we rolled into one room and continued meetings. so whatever it was, but, but i think in terms of at time too, i was also as a rules interpreter. so that was interpreting rules for high schools and colleges through about a three three year period. and in 96 and 99, i think 69 to 60 6 to 69 anyway. i think it was through experiences like that that helped me attain notoriety, good or bad, and and there was a change in the ioc practices at around that time indicated that a multi athletic group could no longer be the governing body for. an activity from the united from anywhere. at that time it was a that was sponsoring so many of the competitions for men women track softball basketball you know you name it and so a you could no longer do that. and so individual organizations, nations, some of which already existed, others but like basketball all did not of our organization formed amateur basketball associ

resistance at 400 for example.o worry about these names near term. but the profitability story does make me feel better. i think a netflix, for example, is ramping up the key free cash flow it's cheap if you have a four or five-year time horizon. >> mike is on the phone, we've had tech issues. what is the trade here on paramount? >> i mean, paramount, i hear all the things that jeff's talking about. i mean, it is trading relatively cheap and of course that makes sense. their earnings are declining, ebidta is declining, expenses have tripled over the course of the last five years. there's a little bit of a backstop there i berkshire's large earnings some speculate it might be an m&a play if you want to make a bullish bet in paramount, betting there is a little bit of a backstop with berkshire, they had a good story with the "top gun: maverick" movie. wins beget more wins, look out to may, the 22 1/2 calls, 1.90, a percentage of the stock price, i they realize those seem relatively expensive. bear in mind this is a c

>> this at this moment. we are learning more about the youngest victim in the half moon bay mass shooting. how his family is remembering him today. plus, the turkey earthquake death toll continues to grow as the search goes on for survivors. and president biden focusing on the economy and uniting americans in his state of the union address. how policymakers on both sides of the aisle are responding. >> from the bay station, you're watching kron. and news. >> thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 news at noon. i'm stephanie lin. families are doing what they can do, what they can to heal after the mass shooting at half moon bay and one family in particular is remembering the life of their lost loved one kron four's. camila barco is live for us in the studio right now with the latest camila. stephanie, the family is not ready to talk at this time, but a family friend shares to kron 4 that yet how bang? >> was a devoted father and a hard-working employee. they laid him to rest and they want his me

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speaking of snow, at least 2 feet at the resorts. it is chilly. if you get underneath one of these rain showers you, are going to be cold and wet because they could come down heavy at times. we are looking at a bit of a break as soon as tomorrow. jobina: coming up the seven things to know this morning. reggie: getting to the bottom of social media addiction. the lawsuit going after big tech for creating a mental health crisis. jobina: heartburn all day and all night. prilosec otc reduces excess acid for 24 hours, blocking heartburn before it starts. one pill a day. 24 hours. zero heartburn. (nicole) cats want taste. you want healthy ingredients. blocking heartburn before it starts. let's talk blue tastefuls. (jeremy) in the past, we've definitely made compromises. (nicole) we sent you blue tastefuls dry food... (jeremy) she loved it. healthy, nutritious, and delicious is always the richoice. (vo) t, andingles jobina: if you are just joining us this morning, here are the 7 things you need to know today. number 1, travel has been extremely dangerous

today's rally starts at 9:00 a.m. at oakland city hall. reggie: oakland police armstrong and supporters are demanding the mayor reinstate him immediately. he has been suspended since last month after a report by the federal monitor overseeing the department area lena howland is in the newsroom and armstrong says the complaints are inaccurate. lena: he spoke out, calling upon the mayor of oakland to bring him back. he claims the reports about him are inaccurate. the newly elected mayor placed him on leave after a report investigating misconduct in the police department said he failed to take action over incidents with a police sergeant. that sergeant allegedly left the scene of a collision in -- and failed to report it, the same sergeant been discharged a gun and police headquarters. the chief says the report was flawed and unfair, and told his protocol was followed in both cases. >> frankly, the confidential report, the information provided by the monitor is embarrassing. it is inaccurate, it contradicts itself about the role that i played

new at noon. drivers in the east bay are being advised to continue avoiding a section of interstate 6 80 until tomorrow morning, northbound lanes of 6 80 from coupon road in signal to signal boulevard in pleasanton are closed. construction crews began at repaving project on saturday and are set to finish at five o'clock tomorrow morning. caltrans has been planning the project for weeks. and there's never a good time to close interstate 6 80. so we tried to do it during a president's day weekend when there's less traffic. so we totally appreciate everyone's understanding and patience, but this is like needed repairs needed work that we need to get done. we can only do with a complete closure. caltrans it says some of the repaving work is ahead of schedule and that one northbound lane could open as early as this afternoon. well, the nice weekend weather brought up crowd to the beach, capitola, but they weren't sitting there soaking up the sun . nearly 200 volunteers helped clean up damage from last

so they're probably hedged at this point at a much higher level, maybe more so at the $4 level.o longer term on this strep you can see january of 2024 prices are above $4. there is this bet that u.s. lng once we can ramp up that infrastructure that will be a catalyst but honestly at this point it's how low can you go >> what's been going on in europe with natural gas? >> yeah. so they've also been saved by the weather there. ttf futures fell below 50 euros per megawatt hour for the first time in months last week we might see some demand increase from switching back to nat gas. nat gas was so expensive last year so power companies switched from nat gas to coal. will we see that trend this year >> this is big disinflationary pressure it's a lag obviously on nat gas but at least on oil and the gasoline front it will be a big help if it stays here and then we've got to worry about it creeping back up again pippa steevz we appreciate it. let's get to i acnbc news update with kristina partsinevelos. >> thank you, kelly. and good afternoon, everyone a federal judge says victims of the

at seven.ve with former city council member lawrence taylor, who weighs in on this move, and what comes next for the city and the department plus new developments on the future of the oakland a's what major league baseball's commissioner is saying tonight we'll have those stories and a lot more coming up tonight. live at seven over on ktvu plus. alright alex. we'll see you then. but first year after the break more questions over the safety of the nation's aviation industry as the f a promises to take a closer look at some recent cases. downing. and recovering a spy balloon off the carolina coast. earlier this month, china's foreign ministry spokesperson made the vague threat today without giving any details about any countermeasures or identifying who precisely. they want to retaliate against. american officials have now sanctioned six chinese entities linked to beijing's aerospace programs. some senators say china needs to be held accountable. they made the choice to fly this woman over the co

at this time. we don't know of any arrests made during last night's i chose, but police say the investigation is ongoing . reporting live in oakland. i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. alright elissa. thank you. the city of oakland has set up a special email address for people to use to report sideshow incidents. if you have any information about side shows in your area, send an email to sideshow tips at oakland. cia dot gov. new attend napa police arrested one person that led officers on a brief chase after they say that the driver did not pull over. that driver was in a stolen suv and the agency releases images today, saying the suspect was driving recklessly ended up crashing into another suv on sonoma street. you can see there that the driver was arrested, they say, a driver and passenger tried to get out and run. but again, they were quickly arrested and taken to jail. new video out of southern california tonight shows that it's going to take quite some time. for these areas to recover

at least it is positive at the start of february.aving like some of the reasons why we are seeing -- moving slightly ahead of course, there is why. both on what the federal reserve does next, instantly we have the meeting later wednesday about 17 hours before we get the decision. u.s. data pointing towards -- that's seen as allowing room for more moderation in terms of monetary policy. let's take a look at what is happening with yen. stable essentially annual picture for the 10-year, the government bond trading of shade below the government ceiling, the boj ceiling of .5%. .493% on the yield. so, that's what we have for the nikkei to 25 going off for their lunch break. of course, as we have been saying, fed officials appearing to be on track to consider pausing interest rate hikes but 25 basis points is seen as the most likely outcome in the next few days. we explain the recent changes to the central bank's structure that could influence those moves. >> each year, four of the regional fed bank presidents rotate out as voters and four

san jose at 62. while san francisco nevado valais whoa each at 58.ad tomorrow and thursday, really standing out all that sunshine highs in the low to mid 60's. really nice days, but mornings will still continue to be cold. so do expect that friday. we will see a weak system pushing through could see a chance of some light showers friday night into saturday morning looking pretty unlikely as this forecast is generally just a lot drier early next week, things staying nice and clear and temperatures remaining mild, right. john, thank you for that. all right. let's get you moving going this morning. if you are traveling into the city right now. >> they just turn the meter lights on. so it's going to slow you down just a little bit about 11 minutes to make it from the maze to that fremont street exit. how about your san mateo bridge? 82 want to one 12 minutes for you. if you're traveling across towards the peninsula, our highways still pretty light right now. so on 31 minutes. 85 up towards menlo park to not seen major issues there. so that's good news. 8

at this point, do we have a sense at all - their vote. a sense at all on . their vote. at this point, do i we have a sense at all on who is leading, and when do you think we can expect to see some sort of result? at think we can expect to see some sort of result?— sort of result? at the moment, there is no _ sort of result? at the moment, there is no clear _ sort of result? at the moment, there is no clear sense - sort of result? at the moment, there is no clear sense of- sort of result? at the moment, there is no clear sense of who l there is no clear sense of who is leading. it could take a few daysin is leading. it could take a few days in order to figure out who is leading the election. it's just too early to say, as counting continues, especially because of all the disruptions that have happened that were mentioned in your report. it’s mentioned in your report. it's a hue mentioned in your report. it's a huge election, incredibly competitive. to give us some context, tell us about the main issues concerning nigerians at the moment, a

stopped at 202. i have no doubt about that. i just don't think the watch stopped immediately. i think it slowed down in a stop because it probably probably hit he might have died at 202, but he was on horse had to abandon the horse earlier than that of evidence for that now there is a a cannon in a neighborhood in atlanta marking mcpherson's death site. and it is actually at the spot that that well-known where they limits that cannon is in the right place. all right. but what's important here is that for the first time in the war, a union major general in charge of a major army is killed on a battlefield. now, i know you're going to say, well, nathaniel, i did not know nathaniel lyon was a brigadier general in charge of a 5000 man. division mcpherson's a major general in charge of a major army. there goes to the head of the west point class of 1853. the class also had hood and scofield in it, but he's out. so now the momentum is changing, isn't it? where those first two divisions of hardie's attack h

hayward at 38 degrees, redwood city. 35 santa rosa just above freezing at 34 in calistoga right at freezing sitting at 32 degrees. currently now skies stay clear from the sierra to the bay area. easier travel day heading back from the sea air today. if you're up there had a nice ski weekend watching on kron-on know that you can get back better today. then he goes conditions offered us yesterday. now today's bringing lots of sunshine. a really good chance to get back out there. tomorrow stays dry. but you will see some passing clouds for your tuesday. not quite as bright of the day is today after tomorrow. temperatures begin to push upwards by wednesday, thursday and friday. we're seeing some mid 60's on the map. we won't be quite that warm today. a lot of us holding on to the upper 50's and even some mid 50's out at the coastline. but there will be a few low 60's making their return. foster city 58 for your high seeing carlos in san jose at 59 for your daytime highs in the meantime, hayward oakland, all the way up to richmond, each right at 60 degrees, walnut creek, concord, on up to pittsb

you're at 29. same for you in petaluma and fairfield napa down at freezing at 32. well, santa rosa at 30 degrees. so all in all everyone of us is going to be aware and some think are puffy jackets this morning. now skies not as clear as yesterday. some cloud cover moving across the bay area today to a weak system skirting right past the region. what it's not going to do for us as a result in any rainfall that's going to be to the north and to the west. what we will see is some cloud cover, though, cover moves overhead throughout the course of the day today making for a mostly cloudy thursday. tomorrow skies will clear out and temperatures a little bit warmer. so if you're kind of down about how cool it's been lately, look forward to a weekend that's going bring really nice and mild weather. frost advisories and freeze warnings in effect through 09:00am for the north bay east bay as well as the south bay. getting a look at temperatures today. we are going to be in the upper 50's to low 60's. this is right around. this is the same as yesterday. but yesterday we got a

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lake maker says he saw at least 2 of them and they found his body at diridon station like it at one 30 in the morning and they have another body over there. somebody get died from fentanyl. the weather also plays a key role. officials say last time there was a cold snap. multiple people died. the city and county plan to open up overnight warming centers. but advocates say that's not enough. only have 2 overnight warming locations. >> for, you know, 8,000 people. so that only that's for like 50 people out of 8,000. and for people, you can only take one animal, you can only take one bag of belongings. and that's just for a lot of people. that's completely impractical cart. right with unhoused response group homeless advocacy group has been passing out blankets to unsheltered people. >> she says the city needs to open up more shelters to we fought to have 5 signed late says he won't be looking for a warming center instead who write out the cold in his $70 micro home. if you're outside, you can feel it. but in here, you can feel that reporting in san jose, justin campbell kron, 4 news. >>

all at 67. tomorrow's temperatures cool into the 50's and that's where we're going to hang out all the way through friday. we see our best chances of rainfall being thursday night into friday morning before we dry out into next weekend rain. all right, john, thank you for that. we've been talking about the fog there. look at that steel. >> across the bay bridge, 16 minutes. mason at fremont street exit. your san mateo bridge, a 1, 0, 1, 13 minutes. traveling across towards peninsula. art in sandra fell bridge. you're seeing some fog there as well. 8 minutes drive slow and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. going to take you 20 minutes. >> took 6.19, a high altitude object was shot down near lake huron on sunday afternoon making this now the 4th time in just over a week that the u.s. military has had to take down objects floating over north american airspace. yeah. anna wiernicki is live in washington, d.c., with more on how lawmakers are responding to all this. >> good morning. that's righ

at the end of the procession, people gathered at the i. d e s hall on main city county and the chamber of commerce sponsored the dinner. hoping to create a time of fellowship and unity. we will be here for them and continue working on getting all those fears kind of vanishing little by little, i'm sure they will never go away. but just feel i just feel safe. city and county officials want to remind people that counseling services are available for anyone who needs it. for more information about that. just go to ktvu dot com and click the link for this story. lamonica peters ktvu fox two news time is now for 16, the city of atherton approved building a multi family housing development despite the opposition of many residents there, including staff and ayesha curry. yesterday at the packed city council meeting, many critics spoke out against the proposed development that would build three story town homes directly behind the home of step. kerry proposals in response to a state mandate for california cities to submit plans for more affordable

down at 29 right now., no surprise here that were under frost advisories yet again this morning. those will continue through 09:00am so few more minutes of those. we are going to be seeing a little bit more cloud cover today, but still see bright. so look forward to an afternoon that's going to be quite enjoyable again. all right. cannot wait to get outside, get some sort of hiking in. okay. we were talking about issues across the bay bridge red 40 minutes. that accident told you about cleared along 101 of the city now drive times are gone back down. that's great. 33 minutes. so not the best, but another 30 minutes or so. maybe we're going to see even lower our san mateo bridge still around. 23 minutes in an earlier accident. there, right near the causeway. that's clear. but still residual delays because one was pretty busy on that side. no major issues along richmond center fell bridge. it's great news. 15 minutes tolls to 101. and if you're taking the golden gate bridge, 37 to that about 47 minutes becau

lake maker says he saw at least 2 of them and they found his body at diridon station like it at one 30 in the morning and they have another body over there. somebody get died from fentanyl. the weather also plays a key role. officials say last time there was a cold snap. multiple people died. the city and county plan to open up overnight warming centers. but advocates say that's not enough. only have 2 overnight warming locations. >> for, you know, 8,000 people. so that only that's for like 50 people out of 8,000. and for people, you can only take one animal, you can only take one bag of belongings. and that's just for a lot of people. that's completely impractical. cartwright with unhoused response group homeless advocacy group has been passing out blankets to unsheltered people. >> she says the city needs to open up more shelters to we fought to have 5 lake an acre says he won't be looking for a warming center. instead who write out the cold in his $70 micro home. if you're outside, you can feel it. but in here, you can feel that reporting in san jose, justin campbell kron, 4 news. >

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at out there at some rainfall that's increasing right now at half moon bay.se old wet conditions drops falling on the camera lens. there. >> starting to get a little bit stormy looking on the coast right there, too, with those waves this well, starting to increase. >> look at this. whole lot more yellow now across the bay. we do have some lightning

at least. >> all right. take a look at this. a self-driving robotaxi. you might start seeing more and more of them. amazon says it's testing it on the peninsula right now. giving rides to zoox employees. the makers of this thing, it's about a one-mile stretch that the vehicle takes to the company headquarters in foster city. so it's not too strenuous on the vehicle. that only goes about 35 miles an hour. pretty much a straight shot. but if all goes well, you're going to see more and more. and the reason why it looks so boxes because there is no driver's seat no engine. it's just all seating. it's cute wave of the future for public transportation. all that. >> all right. speaking of transportation, kia and i now offering software upgrades to the owners of their vehicles of more than 8 million vehicles. as a matter of fact, to try and help curb the rise are seeing a car theft. so the surge of these carjackings is being driven by tiktok videos which show how easy it is to steal them. many models like a common security device making them easy to grab. it's

and let's take a look at i-80 at castle peak. that is going to be the place to be and head to this year because as you can see, smooth sailing there, a lot of fresh powder off the side of the road. but right now, road conditions looking safe and clear, but we're going to be under a winter storm warning starting sunday morning through monday morning by 10 o'clock monday morning that winter storm warning is going to be replaced by a blizzard warning several feet of snow expected right now within the last 4 days alone. this year has gone 2 to 4 feet of fresh, fresh powder. but in the coming days, we're going to double those amounts easily with the next 3 rounds of atmospheric river. so right now, sierra starting to dry out and clear out from those snow showers. but we're going to get another round of snow starting sunday morning. that's going to continue through monday morning. and then by monday afternoon, that is going to be the peak of the atmospheric river with some more snow showers arriving tuesday morning. and then once again

san francisco at 42. some projections were pushing it into the middle 30's, potentially so because of some of this rain kind of supporting temperatures a little bit will stick toe by that. and then we'll break this up and stick with pretty much mostly cloudy skies on balance for your saturday. now. now comparison to 24 hours ago. we're pretty close, maybe a degree off here and there, but it agree ahead. elsewhere, putting in all the motion is kind of like the last little band of this low that's hitting us up in the north bay a little bit. again, this is expected to break up yielding again, mostly cloudy skies on balance. having said all that, not much the way of fog tomorrow morning either. at 1 o'clock that's interesting. yeah, that's not next. band of heavier rain we're expecting and that will be for your sunday noon into the afternoon for today. the early part of the day, at least a few rain showers, cloudy skies, but some breaks happening in the afternoon and into the evening, particularly in the sout

cross asset, we look at dollar. one of the biggest important stories in today's trading session, it did rally. the 10-year treasury yield near the highest the sheer. that is the picture for cross asset neared will get to france in a second. we will talk about u.k. quite extensively but let's get over to our bloomberg mliv managing editor mark cudmore. you are looking at the u.s. jobs market and consumer spending. mark: you haven't gotten rid of me yet. i am back again. i did discharge 30 minutes ago but they are better this time i hope. this is initial claims chart in the u.s. and they are not picking up at all. people are not losing jobs at a rapid pace and not nearly as rapidly as economist forecasted. that is the white line here. the bar is the actual number. initial claims below estimates. normally when a recession starts , these numbers are above 300 cape when the population was smaller. we are far away from the jobs market indicating recession. that's why consumers continue to spend. we saw that in retail sale

at least it makes some sort of sense with yields at their highest for the year.ight when the market thinks it has the fed figured out, it gets another hot piece of data to slap it in the face. alix: also initial jobless rolling over as well, maybe showing it is harder to get a new job if you have lost your old one, but the overall weekly claims number continuing lower. this is what we are talking about. at the meeting two weeks ago, i saw compelling economic case for a 50 basis point increase which would have brought the top of the target range to 5%. i really thought that 50 was done for now. dani: i really miss being able to say jumbo rate hikes, so i am happy that it is probably back on the table. it is important to note that mester is not a voting member, but the market doesn't care. yields are moving higher. which gets us to the question of the day, is a 50 basis point hike back on the table here? to help us try to answer this is katie and michael mckee. michael, given that another hot data print, is 50 back on the table? >> it is important to note that lore