east bay shoreline shot. louds kind of mixing a little bit in the north bay, the dense fog advisory has now since been pulled, supposed to go till 10 o'clock. it may redevelop again for your sunday. however, in probably around the delta as it develops and central valley in spills in to the west, we also do have an offshore wind that's developing but plenty moist. so it's not a threat, as you can see, everything's going around us as we have a dose of high pressure on the home front. so enjoy the mild weekend temperature check. still chilly up there in the north bay. lower 40's, upper 30's 40's cover most of the east bay, as you can see. but 51 mile degrees. san jose for today. those temperatures will be in the mid to upper 50's going forward here. coming up in a little bit. we'll have that 4 zone forecast for you. also checking the extended in, see the passing of these little systems all week long while thanks, dave. >> outdoor dining. it's been a mainstay, of course, during the pandemic. but restaurants and do

it includes the entire bay shoreline and the north bay. here's the reason why.ll flip live doppler 7 over to biz ability mode. you can see low visibility in many cities this morning. oakland and hayward, down to 0.25 mile. one mile at sfo. less than one mile for santa rosa. here is the rooftop camera at kgo. we should be able to see the bay bridge. that is how thick the fog is right now. by 9:00 a.m., that fog advisory, then a clear afternoon. also, warmer. temperatures going into the 60's. kumasi: developing news. an investigation is underway in san jose after police officers shot and killed a carjacking suspect. the man was involved in a shootout with officers after crushing. it all happened after 7:30 last night. here's our news reporter. >> it went from a sort of pop, pop, pop. then all of a sudden, there was a whole lot. reporter: he described the gunshots they describe -- they heard early wednesday. >> my parents thought it was fireworks. but immediately, when i was doing my school shooting training at school, i immediately heard it and was like, no, that

still quite cold up there. 30 santa rosa. 35 for napa. 41 from the bottle east bay shoreline in the 40some 30's off to the east bay with antioch at 42 for niners today. temperatures will hold in the lower 70's, essentially mostly sunny skies and warm. that low that they had from yesterday has since cleared out there. so this is good football weather, lower 70's. i something like that. but anyway, a pretty good day ahead for them. let's take it to the super bowl. noel. >> all right. thanks, dave. the covid-19 pandemic sparked the so-called great resignation. americans quitting their jobs in record numbers right now in search of jobs with better benefits or just even new careers altogether. for many older workers, though they're leaving the job market for good kron. 4 washington correspondent alexandra limon shows us the impact it's having. >> since the start of the pandemic, americans are quitting their jobs in record numbers and that's impacting the economy and the labor market in various ways. well, labor force participation has edged up. it remains subdued in part, reflecting the agi

east bay shoreline. >> as that we cease little in the way some going on here with some leftover fog that has to mix out in that's around the delta, particularly and that will cause folks around the delta and contra costa county. there. that little area, those numbers for highs today will kind of trail all day because of the morning fog. a little bit current check. we have your concord, 43, antioch of 41. 36, santa rosa. little better job up here in the north bay. not quite as cold. today. we're in the 40's, at least this morning. a little chilly down there in the south bay, though, 39 san jose fremont checking in at 39 to 47 for san francisco. quick check of the winds will see all day today, a little bit of an offshore breeze working here in the north bay. but you can see kind of hodgepodge the direction here. but they are single digits for the most part across the geography. as far as that fog is concerned. just want to point that out real quick that will mix out. but that will again those temperatures

this we see in the east bay shoreline. ere you see in the background there, of course, is the bay temperature check, very mild with lots of 40's going on in london. also up in the north bay, east bay shoreline notice will be popping in the lower 50's already. 51 for san jose and 52 for san francisco next couple of days going up not much action going on out there either with mostly sunny skies, scattered clouds, too. but temperatures for highs in the mid 40's with that, putting this all into motion, you'll see what we're talkingp about with this low. that's going to be around for a couple of days. it's going to be quite intrusive for skies in terms of keeping some cloud cover here, but not doing much beyond that. as you can see and will wear out by the middle of the week. here's futurecast for there. you see some clearing off to the east bay peninsula. still kind of shrouded in cloud cover here. it really does this for tonight tomorrow. so looks like considerable clouds for your monday. again, until we start to clear things

close to the bay, shoreline, and the north bay. i have not seen fog is widespread in some time, many areas down to zero miles, oakland, san jose, santa rosa and petaluma. zero miles even at sfo. thick fog. san jose, 101. not a lot. a lot of headlights going north, taillights south, and fog early on, but we will break for hazy skies and 50's to 60's this afternoon. >> education is a key part of building a better bay area amid the pandemic. in the east bay, parents and teachers say they are struggling and worried. the west contra costa school district was up into the night talking about how to handle the covid cases there. amy hollyfield is live on what happened -- or didn't, amy. >> nothing happened. they will keep schools open. they will remain open. this was a meeting to listen. and it gave us a glimpse into how parents and teachers feel about this surge. the board did not have any plans on the agenda last night to vote on whether to close schools. it was a special meeting to listen. it went late into the night, tell 11:30, severa

if you're going to be in these areas along the east bay shoreline, a little bit calmer, but you're still going to feel breeze in the air. very similar to what we felt over the weekend. if you're going to the north bay, temperatures outside right now, in the 50's that i'm starting to i don't really see the 60's right now. 56 currently in hayward. 59 in fremont. 54 degrees in alameda and downtown oakland. 53 right here in san francisco. 56 in the late home and 55 degrees currently in nevado. things are definitely going to start picking up as far as the fog. yes, it's going to start rolling through during the overnight hours. it's going to ing up, especially along our coastal spots and along the east bay shoreline. the good news is visibility is going to start to clear out as we get into tomorrow, we'll see mostly sunny skies, but it is going to be quite chilly during the overnight hours. i'm tracking 30's and 40's on the board, our inland valleys, livermore. you'll be at a low of 38 during the overnight hours. 36 in concord and a chilly 33 degrees and napa. the good news is though, look at

meanwhile, the east bay shoreline is more mid-fifties 50's also up to the north bay.s, 50 by 70 at 10 o'clock. 46. but we will continue to see that variable cloudy situation that will cloud some of your stargazing a little bit. what back to the fog again by tomorrow morning as it redevelops along the east bay shoreline peninsula. give me a few hours after dawn to kind of mix this out to improving sky condition. but coupled with this is we get wednesday afternoon. looks like the wind starts to pick up and it will be off shore up their to solano county. looks like a little bit and bit into the east bay. recent rains put us in the clear for any major issues with that longer range forecast. not much to see except some bouts with some cloudiness may be on friday and then interesting enough as we get into early next week. there you see in some proving up from the south. again, none of these things have moisture. although the curious cut off low is something to watch your seven-day forecast getting those numbers to the lower 60's. these may be improved upon as we get to abou

it's not only there, entire east bay shoreline, peninsula, 280, 101 but it is not san jose. dense fog advisory does not include. hayward, your visibility is down to a half mile. it's less in the north bay valley. do you know who doesn't have a problem? inland valleys of the east bay. over concord, it is not foggy. we'll watch and see if anything develops for you guys. temperatures are in the low 40s but it's a cold 37 in livermore. that's part of that clear sky. this lasts until late morning and for the rest of today, more blue sky and we'll warm to the low and mid 60s again. i will have more in the forecast but for now let's see what gianna's got on the drive. >>> we've got brake lights and fog. that's what you can expect when you hit the roadways. a live look at the bay bridge, it is certainly foggy. that dense fog advisory is in effect. metering lights are on and we've got a back up at the bay bridge toll plaza. it stays foggy all the way into san francisco. a live look near the skyway area as you come off the bay bridge into the city. we have a couple accidents in san fra

upper 50's to about 61 for half moon bay, 60 ish along the bay side shoreline here on the peninsula 60 for foster city down to the south bay. 63 san jose. 63 cupertino, lower 60's light up the east bay shoreline in inland. already we've seen temperatures race to about 60 with those clear skies. 63 for walnut creek berkeley at 62. 63 of allay 65 fairfield. the source of where the bay winds are coming from out of the northeast that a little bit at 65 in the 70 forecast there. low clouds as promised and friday and saturday taking a breather into early next week. we'll see how that develops. that could be interesting with the clear skies, at least an inland, a spa, a spots overnight. we'll see the middle to upper 30's and we'll do the 40's at the coast well. thanks, dave. >>take a look at this. coit tower was showing us some pride for the forty-niners early this morning. you can see that fog was definitely with us. the iconic lot landmark was lit up in red and gold to support the niners as they prepare for this next round of the playoffs tomorrow, the team's going to start practice for the

once you go up 280, 101, any east bay shoreline drive and you will be in fog, extends to the north bay for sure, you've got your typical fog issues for santa rosa, petaluma, napa. look over here. inland, you are not included. your visibility readings are fine. oakland, 0.3. napa is zero. in the north bay it is the same story. san jose, a nice 10. that really does depict where the trouble spots are. gianna will show you what the roadways look like. it is relatively warm except for petaluma where it is 37. as we watch this melt away, give it until about noon, and then higher clouds will show up. you won't notice that as much. it will be more blue sky than anything else, just a few high passing clouds for thursday and another day where we go to the mid 60s for daytime highs. low to mid 60s for inland valleys. we'll see the same in the heart of the bay and as we get into the north bay valleys, same numbers. 68 for clover dale today. there is one item to discuss for friday. we will see a little bit of an offshore wind event. watch what happens on the map. you will see it light up with usual

and we're looking at sunshine filling up the east bay shoreline as well. you know, the clear skies overnight. >> give us the cold temperatures the frost radiational cooling, all that stuff now we're going to be warming up to the 50's. but he's turned the rain off for just a day before it returns tomorrow. 30's cover good piece of the board here. as you can see, 26 still santa rosa 28 for livermore. again, that cold air drainage factor member colder zdan. so it falls dawn of the valleys with to get, you know, get a whole lot way of winds, but that's up to 28 for palo alto in 33 for san jose. so in other spots we don't always see it. it's quite cold this morning to fremont checking in the 30's as well. so we do still have the freeze warning in place for another hour. technically noting it's covering the valleys off to the east bay. santa clara valley and they're 2 and up to the north bay as well. we're tracking the winds not a lot of that. that allowed those temperatures to fall nicely overnight for today will warm up to the 50's generally speaking up with t

and then by midmorning, as i passed for around the bay area shoreline and even for north bay and east bay valleys could see visibility at or near 0. so it is going to take a while for it to lift in clear out until the sun eventually comes out. but we are going to see because of the dense low clouds and fog temperatures tomorrow going to be near season along the coast and east bay shoreline. still a few degrees above average for warmest inland valleys. but temperatures that out there right now today already tracking that cooling trend. we're seeing widespread low to mie 40's for most of our inland valleys in the north bay and east bay. still a little bit mild for those of you in san jose and oakland, 50 degrees with downtown san francisco degree warmer at 51 degrees and overnight lows for tonight. subfreezing temperatures for santa rosa. so bundle up there. if you do head out for your saturday night, 33 degrees with widespread mid to upper 50's far north the east bay and south bay valleys. a little bit milder, though, but just barely for those of you on the bay area, shoreline downtown

all 40's line up the east bay shoreline.coming in at 37 san jose at 40 and you'll be climbing nicely this afternoon, 30's and 40's mixture up north and 48 for san francisco. a check of told they're going to get more of what we're going to get except a little cooler. we've got 40's expected all week long and no snow for them in sight as there is no rain for us question. mark, as we get towards the end of the week, the stories that little chance, though, as far as what we've seen, we've had dry air a little bit more moisture has slipped through the delta. just a touch there drying out this afternoon. and then tonight, here's the recovery supposedly by tomorrow morning, your seat. we're still kind of banking off that dry atmosphere so that marine layer really hasn't snapped back yet. it will probably by tuesday and forward not going to us any rain good, but at least it's kind of back to kind of normal, if you will, with very mild temperatures for the week ahead, we get a flavor of spring coming our way. it looks like all week l

lower 50's line up the east bay shoreline. a chilly 48 santa rosa. 57 53 san francisco. 52 meanwhile for san jose and again, noting those scattered clouds throughout the afternoon. high temperatures managing into the lower 60's by this afternoon, again, focused on those inland areas for those temperature check. as far as any drizzle going on, some of the models are kind of pain that on there. but most people going to notice that kind of pesky cloud cover that just doesn't want to quite go away with. that will be with us again tonight. almost a repeat performance of what we had yesterday, although this is going to be more of a high level cloudiness going on. that will be the cas again tomorrow morning. and then by the afternoon, some clearing in earnest for a decent week, at least weather wise. now, the longer range forecast models will stop in the couple of spots here for you, boom by friday. as you can see, again, pieces of energy dropping south. this doesn't look like any real hope of any rain way into the weekend. looks pre

pretty much everyone around the bay area shoreline specifically low-lying areas.'re going to be most susceptible to flooding concerns and that's because we're expecting another round of king tides and it's going to peak right around when that flood advisory is set to expire by 11 o'clock. we're going to see the high tide as high as 7 feet and then we're going to see the lowest low tide by around 6 o'clock for your monday evening. but tracking a lot of changes out there right now. we are going to see an increase in that high cloud cover as our next storm approaches and temperatures for the most part today. slightly warmer than yesterday. livermore warming of 7 degrees. exactly where you should be at 57 degrees for your afternoon highs. but the winner san jose, 60 degrees. but everyone else widespread mid 50's in the bay area. and we're going to see dry conditions from now all the way through your monday morning. so fortunately tracking a safer commute as you head either work or school as we're officially out of vacation. happy new year bay area. we're tracking temp

. >> this is what we have with the sun starting to fill up a little bit of the east bay shoreline as we speak. temperatures being supported. yes, these are currents 50's to near about 60 going on because of those winds actually very active in our north bay. elsewhere, the wind advisory has since expired. here's the current map for you. we had a wind advisory covering a good chunk of the bay. now we're down to a high wind warning covering mostly the higher elevations up there in the north bay. this a good stiff offshore wind at work here and compliments of the recent rains. we've had maybe proper fire situation is somewhat subdued compared to what it could be with we're a little drier this year. here's what the current winds are. as you can see on when tracker coming in directly from the offshore direction from the north, just about everywhere, a little bit of a you can see offshore wind also occurring on the east bay shoreline as well. going forward on storm tracker. 4. this is what looks like as we go into the afternoon. 55 by 11 by 2, we're at 58, not bad for a day, however, but aga

san jose in the mid 40's with the widespread mid 40's throughout the east bay shoreline and even for you in the north bay as well. napa currently 44 degrees. the wind speeds out there right now relatively calm. but we're going to see as that storm makes its way into the bay area by early monday morning. we're going to see an increase in winds from the south and we could see gusts upwards of 35 miles per hour or less. first it's going to start off for the bay area court coastline in north bay valleys and then it's going to make its way into the east and south bay valleys by around your monday night. but fortunately going to remain below advisory level overnight lows. tonight, though, thanks to that blanket of cloud cover widespread low to mid 4030, degrees, though, for most of our inland valleys in the east bay and south bay and also for those of you in the north bay. but high temperatures tomorrow mid 50's. but we are going to still be relatively cool. for those of you in napa. 52 degrees. but we're slowly going to inch to near seasonal temperatures on tuesday as that storm exits. we

lows tonight in the mid 40's. 60 to 62 around the bay shoreline. inland and east bay, 6 livermore. 65 in cloverdale. 70 at san jose. animation taking us through the week shows a strong track to the north. rainfall and other forms of precipitation in the pacific northwest but not here in the bay area. mild weather getting even milder going into friday. about 66 degrees and saturday, still pretty mild, going into sunday. early next week, sunny skies and relatively mild weather. larry: like a broken eight, spencer. there is an 80-year-old guy out there going i remember that. if camping in yosemite was something you were hoping to do this summer, it's time to play the lottery. the national park service is taking names to snag a spot at the popular north pines campground. campers have complained reservations have been snatched up seconds after they become available. the lottery is expected to level the playing field. the window closes february 6, winners announced february 10. kristen: college without the debt -- the new push to get students out of debt

are tracking this tsunami advisory in effect for the entire bay area coastline. >> even the east bay shoreline from now through tonight, it may have to get extended through tomorrow morning. so make sure to tune in. kron. 4 news for your sunday morning with dave spahr for the very latest on that because we're still tracking some dangerous rip currents out there along the coastline. but we are seeing right now fairly clear skies, but we are tracking some changes just to our south. for those of you in monterey county going to notice some drizzle throughout tonight and sunday morning. unfortunately, not going to see much as far as rain accumulations go for us in the bay area, not even for san jose in the south bay. so it is mainly going to hang tight for those of you in monterey county. but for the bay area cooler and cloudier weather for the 2nd half of your weekend. right now. temperatures out there for your saturday night low to mid and upper 50's. 59 degrees for san jose with nevado in the low 50's. so right now seeing a 9 degree difference there and widespread low to mid 40's for your overni

the north valley to the bay shoreline, anywhere from oakland to sonoma is affected. low cloud cover is widespread. first, we will go into the north bay. napa is a quarter of a mile. peninsula and the south bay, you are impacted from 280 to 101. 1. look. areas of dense fog this morning. writer skies this afternoon. a touch warmer today compared to yesterday. 60's by 4:00. reggie: france set to host the talks. it comes amid intensifying tensions in eastern europe. ukraine has acknowledged the threat of a possible invasion. jobina: u.s. and nato stepping up efforts for a diplomatic solution. today's meeting hopes to ease tensions, but president biden says the u.s. troops on standby may be deployed sooner than later. he also warns the u.s.-made personally sanctioned vladimir putin if russia invades. >> this would be the largest invasion since world war ii two. it would change the world. >> the ukrainians are capable of defending their country. we do not think ukraine should have to live with a gun to its head. kumasi: the kremlin insist they will not attack, even as troop

cooling down to near average along the coast and east bay shoreline. upper 50's to low 60's, the downtown san francisco and half moon bay. 59 degrees. low 60's. a piece for oakland and hayward still about 5 degrees above average for warmest inland valleys in santa rosa and san jose. so enjoy the mild pattern because we are going to see some changes 9 to 10 days from now. so going january, on a dry note. but here's a look at what we can expect on tuesday, february. first, great start to the month. seeing widespread rain really going to peak wednesday morning on the february 2nd and not only that snow showers returning to this year as well. in the coming days, we'll get a better look at rain totals. but from now, until then enjoy that rain icon. and we're also going to see sunshine. so be prepared to bring up those rain boots and also the umbrellas as well. i forgot how to use one. it's been so long. jonathan, just seen back to you. thank you. >> there is a funeral service set for tomorrow for the alameda county sheriff's recruit who was killed in a freew

much like yesterday, low 60's for most of the east bay shoreline. iggest change will, that's for some of you in the north bay sanomaa as well as petaluma and santa rosa into the mid 60's. just a little bump in temperatures taking a little bit warmer saturday and sunday will remain very similar to today. monday is actually just by to touch the coolest of the forecast will level out back in the mid 60's to low 60's next week. now as far as bridges go, it is been a friday light commute and that is some nice to see after what was a big backup at the bay bridge yesterday for mid morning commuters. this one hasn't been bad at all. aside from some fog earlier on spending days ago, as for the san mateo bridge, also nice and clear. we have some wet spots on the road after morning fog. but those aren't even the causing you any issues that sunshine definitely helping things out. as for the richmond center fell, you were backed up before the toll plaza. about 30 minutes ago. but that backup has eased and you've been rolling at the limit across the span all morni

whether you're on the peninsula or on the east bay shoreline. along the bay, you are looking at some dense fog and that some very low visibility. so please be mindful of that. slow it down out there, especially on one routes like 6.80, all being affected by that heavy fog a bit on the breezy side at times today, too. so even though we do have that sunshine in the 60's, certainly not a day to be venturing out any point without the jacket. you're going want to have that light later. just to keep you cozy 50's 60's for your highs near the coastline and then a range of 60's for the most part elsewhere across the bay from burlingame, all the way down through mountain view. we're all at 61 degrees today. south bay temperatures in the low to mid 60's with san jose at 64 fremont on up to hayward in the low 60's pleasanton livermore. snow in the upper 50's oakland and richmond at 61 for your highs and some of our warmest eyes will be in the north bay snow at 65 santa rosa at 66 today. here's your look ahead of next 7 days. not a lot of change going on her

oakland down the east bay shoreline and then up the peninsula along one. 0, one. especially in hayward down to san jose on up one o one through santa clara, eventually to san francisco. these are the spots that we should be very mindful of right along the shoreline of the bay itself. that's where fog is formed. and it's tense us for the bay to leave fog out in the central valley skies. otherwise we'll clear out nicely into the afternoon. current temperatures are in the 30's and 40's. so it's another chilly start to this day dublin. you're at 38 degrees. santa rosa at a very chilly. 35 while oakland, san francisco, san mateo and alameda all sitting in the 40's. we'll be breaking down that weekend forecast. still to come right now. john, thank you for that. all right. so we've been looking at the bay bridge and all that dense fog that's rolling in

we're going to see the return of dense, low clouds and fog even impacting around the bay area shoreline as well as our north bay and east bay valleys. so plan ahead. if you do plan on heading out early for your sunday morning commute, better lifting and clearing by mid morning. but temperatures right now widespread low to mid 50's and we are seeing overall slightly cooler forecast tonight and overnight lows. subfreezing for those of you in santa rosa. cooling down to 33 degrees. 10 degrees warmer for downtown san francisco at 43 degrees. but we're seeing widespread mid to upper 30's for most of our valleys in the east bay and south bay as well. so make sure to bundle up this evening. temperatures tomorrow going to be seasonable along the san francisco peninsula coastline, mid 50's. for those of you at half moon bay, low 60's for oakland. exactly where we should be few degrees above average, though, for redwood city and san jose. 64 degrees there with freeman and santa rosa cooling down into the mid 60's. and here's a look ahead at your 7 day outlook. we're going to see the return of off

you can see the east bay shoreline with the haze off towards the distance, the distance view of the golden gate. and still, you can see kind of the haze this in the background. lots of high cloudiness today. little bit of stratus worked in there, too. but what we're really watching here is from late tonight through thursday morning. here now there is a high wind watch. that's all that's tan color. the covers base of the whole bay solano counties under a wind advisory. now when we have a high wind watch, typically the next step is a wind high wind warning. the national weather service kind of hitting that. we may be having a wind advisory for this piece of real estate later on. but kind of stay tuned for all of this. it looks like this wind event that's going to kick up late tonight or into tomorrow is going to be with us too much of the balance of the week. quick check on the winds are not doing much of anything right now. kind of calm or single digits with all of that temperature check for you. 50's on the board here. 59 for concord. 59 also for an bring it on in for this afternoon. keepi

around the bay shoreline, we are doing a ok. you can see the fog around the south bay.01 up through the north bay, that is where we have the thickest fog at this hour. temperature wise, we are starting in the 30's and 40's. the fog slowly lifts this morning. the afternoon, it is a blend of sunshine and cloud cover. the warming will be slow today. later on this afternoon, we topped out in the upper 50's to lower 60's. final day of january, we will end the month on a dry note. 61 in oakland. same in san jose. 64 in santa rosa. 57 at high and half moon bay. late tonight into tuesday and wednesday, a high wind watch will go into effect for much of the bay area, where damaging winds are possible. this offshore wind event looks similar to the one we experienced 1.5 weeks ago, where we could see wind gusts anywhere from 45 miles per hour up to 70 miles per hour in our hills. i will look at this wind event coming up. let's get a check of the roads with jobina. jobina: we will go right back to pleasant hill, where we have been following a deadly crash throughout the morning. the

on bridge level and right along the bay shore from the south bay on up the peninsula, the east bay shoreline well into the north bay. we do have dense fog advisories that will remain in effect today until 10:00am. we also have some fog that formed out of the delta and her for this inland valleys, too. although there are patches, especially along the inland east bay that are free of the fog this morning. now current temperatures are anywhere from the 30's to 40's. it's another cool start to this day. so just venture outside with the jacket on as you've gotten so accustomed to. and yes, definitely slow things down. take a look at all or bridges. they're all impacted by this very dense fog for the maze to fremont street on the bay bridge. it's going to take you 8 minutes. fortunately, we are seeing people out there giving each other some extra room. i've been looking at you guys cross the bay bridge toll plaza and it looks like most of us are spacing out really nicely. so we know the drill here were not new to the fog. it's definitely something we see. this is just an especially foggy one. the

but low to mid 40's for most of the bay area shoreline. a little bit milder, though, for downtown san francisco at 43 degrees and high temperatures tomorrow looking seasonable along the bay area coastline and east bay shoreline. 59 degrees for downtown san francisco, mid 50's for half moon bay, low 60's for hayward and livermore. but san jose and even those of you in santa rosa still going to nudge up into the mid 60's. but just barely we are going to see, though, a cooler pattern taking place. more cloud cover on monday. but unfortunately dry as we end january and start february. jonathan, back to you. >> meanwhile, millions of americans on the northeast now in the bull's eye of a powerful winter storm blanketing several states with snow, gusty winds and even causing widespread power outages. massachusetts alone seeing wind gusts of more than 70 miles an hour. thousands of flights have canceled and delayed on the east coast because of the white out conditions. meanwhile, take a look at this. police in new york city swing into action to ret

we've got a low 50's along the east bay shoreline. alameda 51 hayward. you're currently at y right now. 47 in napa getting really chilly in petaluma at 43 degrees in those temperatures will only start to fall even more. so as we get into the overnight hours, futurecast for though, like i was saying, our long-range showing us that we're going to be pretty much dry around the bay area. the high pressure system continuing to stick with us. keeping the wet weather away from the bay area, bringing us of the really nice conditions during the day. sunshine, dry and temperatures mainly in the 60's thatdwe're going to be seeing throughout the entire week this week we are tracking a storm system, though, late sunday, maybe even getting into monday. the bulk of it's going remain to the far north of us parts of oregon and washington will be getting wet weather. we may be getting a tail end of it. so that's why there is a possibility of some rain that we could be seeing as early early as next week or we could get towards the end of the weekend. but the storm system s

of visibility currently in the santa clara valley areas all the way up to sfo and up the east bay shoreline right there with you that with that very dense fog so please take it a lot slower as you're venturing out this morning, especially along the bay shore and then for this to inland out towards the central valley. the spots is where that fog has formed very dense this morning. high pressure ridge otherwise built up across the region. keeping us dry. also keeping that surface layer pretty compressed, which is one of the reasons we are seeing fog like we are this morning that fog will lift for the central valley and for the bayshore on into the afternoon giving us a solid dose of sunshine that sunshine stays around through saturday through sunday through monday. so on so on. so on, intel likely the end of next week into the following weekend, the next 10 to 14 days are looking consistently dry. now, today's daytime highs are going to look really familiar a lot like yesterday was upper 50's to low 60's in those same spots that were there in the mid 60's like in the south bay will likely be

>>still the haze you can see along the east bay shoreline. for now going back to stormtracker 4.re's you can kind of see an outline of what is dropping south. it's going throw some cloud cover our way. just a bit that more in the north bay. it looks like into the late afternoon hours. we're already the mid to upper 50's. now hope. 57, 59, livermore at 57 62 for san jose and looks like we'll be looking at lower 60's throughout much of the afternoon. 50 expected by 7 o'clock under clear skies, though. let's take a look at what's happening. long range. pretty quiet for the week. there's still some hope by the end of the week we might be able to scrounge up a shower or 2 boy, that's looking less and less optimistic than did just from the last ball run here. okay. tuesday following monday into tuesday. possibility there but not looking grand and some of the other other models don't agree with even that. so it's not looking in our favor to scrounge up some raindrops there. but we're just going to hold on that to see if anything does happen the next couple of days, 60 in the 4 zone fore

this hour, we've got 60's inland now know it's never been that much as that warm along the east bay shoreline. really warm up nicely because it had the intrusion of fog up to the north bay 50's and 60's for tonight. the fall comes back. >> around the immediate they will look for about 43 san francisco open. 42 40 now for san jose on bound to go ahead and call that mostly clear in como stuff. august is going settle around the delta and spill into the sacramento valley, 30's off to the east bay there, of course, with the fog developing a kind of a put a damper on temperatures falling that much. but, you know, tri valley at 37. 35 of the santa rosa looks like 43 san francis going 40 for san jose. again, a look at this wide picture we talked about maybe some rain showers at the end of the week. that's not really happening. some cloud cover now early in the next week. we have a shot and will be some mountain snows as well. not a lot with all of this because it's hard for the systems to make its way over the high pressure, which is still kind of interfering with all of this going on. it's a dry jan

we're seeing this along the east bay shoreline, some of the haze off towards the distance as well. ature check, not bad inland. we're looking at 64 livermore lower to middle 60's up to the north bay. 58 for oakland, 64 san jose in lynn remains clear. however, it looks like for tonight going about. 44, so 10 o'clock, however, those and then temperatures will be quite chilly by tomorrow morning. now the fog across the bay will filter on through. we'll see a lot of that and central valley a little bit as well. good news is it will mix up very nicely in the late morning hours again, temperature check because of some of that. well, plenty control from the ocean. you see temperatures only in the 40's contrasted with 30's inland to the east bay. also up to the north bay 8, in course, by the fact that still fairly dry one on even though we've had a little recovery from humidity from what we had over the weekend. so tonight, the clear start. but the fog redevelops for the bay now lows around 40 for this week, mostly sunny and nice. lower to middle 60's with some clouds developing on friday f

now, this is really going to benefit not just the bay area coastline but the east bay shoreline. unfortunately, this storm going to dry and fizzle out. by the time it makes its way into our innermost east bay and south bay valleys. but we are expecting to see some light scattered showers, though they're just really traces amount at best by around monday night. we're going to start to notice some more widespread rain as our next wave of storms arrives during the overnight hours. but then by early tuesday morning, hit or miss on and off scattered showers and then the storm is going to dry out and clear out by early tuesday afternoon. so we're expecting to see about half an inch of rain or less highest amounts. for those of you in the north bay, specifically santa rosa, about a 3rd of an inch of rain or less for most of the bay area coastline and parts of the east bay shoreline. but just look at the tree says amount that's expected for livermore. san jose. even mountain view less than a 10th of an inch of rain or less. but we are also going to keep an eye on the king tides returning

little player in our forecast in parts of the bay for the early part of the day, particularly east bay shoreline. you can see still some blew off towards the background as the son just gives us some light of day. a little chilly up there in the north bay, though, again, 30's, lower 30's at that checking in at 32. 33 santa rosa. 36 for contrasted with the inland neighbors in the east bay were also in the mid 30's, antioch, a 38. 35 for livermore east bay shoreline holding in the 40's. and 42 san jose just for comparison sake. a little chillier up in the north bay this morning by almost a dozen degrees compared to that, the east bay, where most readings or to single digits there of this is stormtracker 4. you kind of make out a little bit of the cloud cover to the south, particularly in the east bay. this is all with that low in southern california. again, it will be exiting stage throughout the afternoon, but throw a little cloud puff and therefore 11 o'clock by 2 looking at about 61. very pleasant saturday for you. a little bit more on your forecast in a bit. well, thanks, dave. >> tomorrow the

novato in the mid 30's as a san anselmo but around the bay area shoreline. we are noticing some milder temperatures along immediate coastline downtown san francisco 46 degrees pacifica in the low 40's as his berkeley currently at 42 degrees. but when tracker for it's because of these lack of winds and also clear skies that we're noticing temperatures really dip. we're tracking this cold snap lasting all the way through tonight. but the good news is we are going to see slightly warmer temperatures for your sunday afternoon compared to today. but radar for out there right now. crystal clear skies. i know a lot of you want to take advantage of your new year's resolution and also friends and family in town. you may want to go on a walk or a hike or run, make sure to dress in layers in the morning. and we also have coastal flood advisory still remaining in effect through monday morning. king tides, returning with the highest high tide shortly after 10 o'clock for your sunday morning could see the high tide more than 7 feet with the lowest low tide by sunday eveni

a little bit milder around the bay area shoreline with downtown san francisco at 45 degrees for your overnight lows. but daytime highs tomorrow going to return to seasonable averages for the coast and east bay shoreline. 59 degrees for downtown san francisco. hayward only warming up to 62 degrees, but we're still going to remain about 5 degrees above average for warmest inland valleys, including san jose and santa rosa. 64 to 65 degrees for your afternoon highs. so we're going to end january on a dry note. but then starting tuesday, february first, what a great way to start the next month. actually going to see rain returning to the bay area. tuesday's storm looking very impressive and it's going to continue through wednesday as well. snow showers to the sierra much needed rain for a bay area forecast as well. no word yet on the exact rain totals. but definitely does stop those umbrellas and rain boots because we're going to need it starting next month. back to you. jonathan. just seen. >> thank you. tensions are growing u.s.. russia appears to be edging closer tune of asian against

temperatures in the low 60's around the bay shoreline.eek, temperatures rising to almost spring like levels. >> now, abc 7 sports with chris alvarez. chris: we are about 40 minutes until tipoff. the game starts at 5:30. abc 7, your home for everything warriors tonight. after the game, it should be a fun show. the nets are in town. carri-- james harden is questionable. no kevin to rent, out another month with a knee. klay thompson will be in the starting lineup for the warriors. when steph curry takes the floor tonight, he will make history. he will surpass chris mullin for most games played in franchise history. steve: to me, it is just saturday. he probably has another record coming monday in san antonio that we do not know about. steph has done everything. there are so many records. i love that particular record because it signifies his loyalty to the franchise, and vice versa, the love affair that exists between steph and the bay. it is pretty unique. the record is a reminder of how lucky we are to have him as the cornerstone of the fr

40s and highs tomorrow will range from 59 half moon bay to only 58 in the city right around the bay shoreline most locations will have high temperatures ranging from 60 to about 62 degrees down in the south bay. it'll be a little bit milder 62 to about 64 degrees in most locations inland east bay will be quite cool with a high of only 56 at antioch upper 50s at concord and livermore and then moving up to the north bay. we'll see. 58 at napa 58 san rafael 60 at santa rosa and 62 at cloverdale. and here's the accuweather 7-day forecast. let me back away. so you get a good look at tomorrow mainly bright skies tomorrow with a few lingering high clouds in the early morning hours. maybe even some low clouds fog near the coast then on monday. with the king jr. today mlk day will be a dry and pleasant day mainly bright skies tuesday or wednesday. not much change bright skies with a few high clouds high temperatures only around 60 to 62 degrees from the coast from the bay rather to inland, but it starts to warm up on thursday and look at friday and saturday highs in the mid 60s around the bayshore lin

upper 40's to 50 along the bay shoreline. cooler inland. too chilly for this time of year and time of day. outside, calm conditions, a light breeze. cloud cover overhead. hour-by-hour, here is 7:00 a.m. here is the cloud cover overhead. by 10:00 a.m., it is out of here. the sun really effective at warming us above average at this time of year. 63 later on in santa rosa. 60 in the city. san jose also. overnight tonight, we will see a blend of stars and clouds. 30's we appear in some of our cities. at low 40's around the bay shoreline. morning clouds and sun today. sunshine will continue through much of the seven day forecast. temperatures remaining in the 50's to low 60's. even though this week is dry, it looks like next week will be dry. reggie: they can't new tricks, but can you teach another language? kumasi: a now retired apple product is making a comeback. how teenagers are making the ipod shuffle a must-have item. reggie: kids these d a jelly bean that's good for you? nature's bounty introduces new jelly bean vitamins. good for you nut

string of sunny, dry days with high temperatures in the low to mid 60's inland and around the bay shoreline. increasing a little bit on thursday. cooling off again next saturday. a dry week ahead. >> very nice. let's get to chris alvarez in sports. chris: coming up, see how the rest of the bay area is united around the 49ers. in the warriors need the buzzer. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ deposit, plan and pay with easy tools from chase. simplicity feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. princess cruises was born right here in california. for over 55 years, we've been helping californians make the most of their precious vacation time. and right about now, we could all use a real vacation. so forget the road trips and rentals and sail with princess right from san francisco to the glaciers of alaska, the beautiful tropics of hawaii, the beaches of mexico or along the california coast. sail conveniently from sf from just $79 per day. book now at princess.com. when kids need medical care, sail conveniently from sf from just $79 per day. they face life-changing experiences. they miss out on the things that m

there is half moon bay a little bit milder, though, around the bay area, shoreline low 50's with mid-fifties of peace for alameda downtown san francisco currently at fifty-two degrees. but take a look at petaluma the coolest city right now in the bay area. 43 degrees and timber on just to your south. 55 degrees out there right now. so very unique microclimate forecast for those of you in the north bay. and the reason why we're getting that cool sea breeze westerly influence along temper on in downtown san francisco, 17 miles per hour or less. that's going to continue throughout tomorrow as well. and taking a look ahead at the 2nd half of your weekend forecast cooling down a very seasonable outlook and then we're going to see a storm try to clip the bay area on monday. going to be more of a wind maker, then actual rain. we're going to stay dry through mid february. offshore winds, though, going to be in the forecast starting monday through midweek tracking those wind speeds in my next full forecast in just a few minutes. jonathon, back to you. risa. thank you. >> new at 8 o'clock tonight, san

right around the bay shoreline, mid 40's. tomorrow, 56, half moon bay. most coastal locations, mid 50's. maybe up to 60 in a couple of locations. some inland spots will top out at about 62 tomorrow. how long will it remain dry? we can expect dry days for the next seven. there may be some rain in southern california, but it does not look like any of that will come her way. -- come our way. all the precipitation is going into the pacific northwest not coming our direction. here is the seven-day forecast, dry and mild through thursday, then dry and warmer friday and saturday with inland highs in the mid 60's. low 60's on the coast. sunday and monday, a slight cool down. almost springlike weather that will continue into the early part of next week. ama: thank you. ♪ at usaa, we've been called "too exclusive" because we were created for officers. but as we've evolved with the military, we've grown to serve all who've honorably served. no matter their rank or when they were in. a marine just out of boot camp or a petty officer from '73 and even his kids and th

still mild or on the bay area shoreline. but one thing we are going to notice a lot of sunshine, breezy winds out of the north on thursday. details ahead. we're going to have any wind advisories reissued for north bay valleys and mountains. coming up in my full forecast in just a few minutes. back to you. jonathan. just seen risa. thank you. new at 8 o'clock tonight, oakland police try to piece together a shooting that happened this afternoon. >> it happened just after 4 o'clock at east 12th street in fruitvale avenue. this is video of that scene courtesy of the citizen app. a victim in the area of 30rd avenue and international boulevard was found the victim taken to the hospital tonight. police still searching for suspects. also armed robbery happened this morning around 10, 30 on international boulevard when officers got to the scene, they say that the suspect was trying to get away from them, but they were able to catch up with them a short time later. that investigation is now underway. anyone with information is urged to

overnight, fog is more widespread around the bay shoreline.e chilly in the 30's and 40's. rain possibly returning to the forecast, the next five days we remain dry. what we are watching is early next week. this is one week from today, next monday. looks like a storm enters the west coast, that includes parts of northern california. keep updated. looks like the pattern could flip early next week. accuweather 7 day forecast, all about sunshine. keep mild temperatures to the end of the upcoming week. the weekend will find increasing clouds with an added chance of wet weather late sunday. looks like early next week we will have to track the rain. monday, tuesday and wednesday. reggie: now, ginger is live with a look at what is happening on gma. >> good morning. really looking forward to being with you here on gma, we will start the rising tensions with russia. the u.s. now ordering some americans to leave ukraine, fearing an invasion. resident biden considering sending u.s. troops, you know we will get into all of it. dr. fauci with some helpful w

cede seasonable temperatures downtown san francisco. 58 degrees with low 60's throughout the east bay shoreline in oakland and hayward. same as livermore as well. but santa rosa and avato warming up into the mid 60's. so nudging up temperatures a little bit therecbecause you're going to see more sun than clouds. but then we're going to start out their very first and even mid february. a lot of sun icons and also mild temperatures in the mid 60's. back to you, jonathan. >> thank you. tonight speed is being blamed on an early morning crash that killed 9 people near las vegas. police say the driver of a dodge challenger was speeding and ran through a red light at a busy intersection, triggering a 6 car crash. get this. the impact from that crash even push some cars into a vacant parking lot. the driver of the dodge killed in the crash. officers say a young child is also among the dead right now. investigators still trying to piece together if the driver of the dodge was driving under the influence. former president donald trump hinting at yet another possible run for the white house during a rally

but we'll see highs in the upper 50s to near 60 and some other inland locations and around the bay shorelineper 50s will be the highest now. let's skip ahead on the forecast animation to tomorrow night at 11 o'clock notice. you see that area of rainfall lurking offshore. it's going to approach a coastline, but during the week we'll see maybe a sprinkler or two in the north bay on monday. perhaps some light rain on thursday. that's just about it and as for rainfall totals by next friday, the highest tolls will be a maybe. or 300 of an inch of rate. here's the accuweather 7-day forecast. so it's a mainly dry week ahead and even gets milder starting on monday and tuesday buddy there. is that slight chance of some light sprinkles in the north bay on monday and maybe some light rain more widespread on thursday. other than that a nice mild dry week ahead dion. okay spencer. thanks. well tonight a santa clara church celebrated the feast of the epiphany the holiday marks the day the kings arrive to the birthplace of baby jesus offering gifts people of our lady of peace church. share their gift of ar

drew: live doppler 7 showing around the bay shoreline we are doing ok but the north bay is where we haveissues. santa rosa down to three quarters of a mile. a quarter-mile in novato. fog will lift to quickly for a lot of sunshine. it is chilly out there in the 30's and the 40's. 32 in santa rosa with that fog, 35 -- 40 right now in half moon bay. the bay bridge has some low clouds. we will find that they planted today showing you partly sunny skies, giving way to a lot of sunshine and it is nowhere near as windy as we were this weekend and temperatures going to the upper 50's to low 60's. kumasi: this morning, the pentagon preparing for the possibility of violence along russia's border with ukraine. they are putting 8500 troops on high alert to potentially deploy to support nato forces. this is coming in response to growing concerns that russia could make a military move on ukraine. jobina: ukraine is responding to the u.s. recent order for the families of embassy personnel to leave the country, calling the departures quote, unnecessary and premature. military bases are loading up ammuni