navy to learn and become naval code breakers.they were being ushered into an ancient field of coded lang witches, which goes goesded language is, which back to as long as human beings have been able to speak and write, somebody has had the urge to's communicate secretly with 70 else using a code or cipher no one else can understand. julius caesar had a cipher he used come of that was actually not hard to break. this was a field unfamiliar to americans before world war ii and these women were quickly learning how to take frequency counts, how to count how many letters were in a message, understanding letters have a mathematical behavior. the underlying pattern to the number of times letters appear in the ghost language. they are learning how to do this in english and in other languages. it is top secret work that in the case of that goucher girls, they are attending a code breaking course, organized by the u.s. navy. their training once a week in at top of a locked classroom the top of goucher hall, being trained by an enlist prof

on the oceanside on the palm beach and people liked it so much and that it became the breakers but it burned down in 1800 and then again 1926 the third time it was replaced with concrete fireproof looking exactly like it does today. what has been refurbished on the inside but on the outside that is what it looks like to this day. there it is. the view from the ocean. his second wife is an interesting character could be the subject of a book herself in the first wife was ill with tuberculosis and passed away. flagler married ida that she was not prepared for the pressures to ascend to that level of society. one of the fascinations is that of the ouija board and was convinced she was communicating with a number of influential people talking to them and in particular the crown prince of russia who had proposed to her. that flagler would have to die so she and the crown prince could be together. she didn't try to murder flagler but she did set upon her psychiatrist with kitchen shears and wounded him remanded to sanitarium from which she never even urge. flagler set the endowment for her

the mouse started moving of its own accord but then they could not click through all the circuit breakers and then turn off the power to thousands more there was nothing they could do about it i was very drawn to this hacker group and i got this by going to that utility and you eastern ukraine and then it airdropped into my iphone it is something that i heard about but then we could see it. >> you write a lot of interesting stories about cyberoffense but at what point did you feel this was a topic for a book quex's. >> i eventually delivered for wired which was the ukrainian federal wars that by early 2017 i had gone to ukraine and what was happening with this one group of hackers that we came to know as sand worm carried out these escalating attacks and the thesis of that story is we have to pay attention to ukraine that's where russia shows the capabilities and using ukraine as a test lab for innovation and we can see cyberwar and we can predict lightly what happened to ukraine can happen to the rest of us. and the day it hits the newsstands and it was released by the same with the wors

and that's the part that actually controls physical equipment like circuit breakers. but the way that they then took control of those circuit breakers was really insidious. they hijacked the remote desktop software, the same kind that like your i.t. administrators might use in your work to remote into your machine and fix something. but that meant that these poor grid operators in this western ukraine control room watched as their mouse just started moving of its own accord, and they were locked out of the computer. and they just watched this mouse that they could not control click through all the circuit breakers op their screen. and each time it clicked, they would turn off the power to thousands more ukrainian civilians, and there was nothing they could do about it. it was so cinematic that i was, you know, very drawn to this hacker group that had that kind of flair. >> there's actually a video of that, right this. >> right. i got this video by eventually are going to that utility in western ukraine, and, you know, the guy who filmed this with his iphone air droppe

there's a classic gets people buying a last minute rush we're expecting this year to be a record breaker according to the german retailers association says nationwide turnover in november topped 100000000000 euros december is expected to top that again good news for the retail sector in. christmas shopping bottom line continues to trend upwards people enjoy giving gifts the mood is good conditions generally good with the economy and employment consumers have more money in their pockets and that's of course reflected in bahrain behavior and call for months longer the mood is especially buoyant in online retail. yeah it's white holes in the year 2019 was another boom year we handled a total of around $3600000000.00 possibles in the that's $19000000.00 a day at the christmas peak in 4 days that would be enough to stretch from the north to the self the poles and the poor. the euphoria isn't exactly reflected in the queues at the parcel collection stations as if it was delivered to the shop the day before yesterday and now today after i stood in line for an hour they tell me it's not here the

and that's why cyber monday is likely to be another record breaker with predicted internet sales of $9400000000.00 news that will please the retailers but probably not the pope. it's all for business thank you for watching see you next hour by. hour for the resistance it plays a central role for the demonstrators in hong kong. artists immortalized the heroes and victims of the protests and their work which keeps the spark of the uprising alive but what price. and freedom in hong kong. close up in 60 minutes on. literature invites us to see people in particular. as the kids finds growing up her. might. get over your books on youtube. welcome to the euro max channel. goodbye no story. with exclusive. the must see concerning culture to ensure a. place to be for curious minds. do it yourself networkers. so subscribe don't miss out. welcome to the what is the game here for deep. cuts to talk about. list coverage. 3 more for. us a we have. let's have a look at some of the of the much surrounding me who still shaking in their boots on the green a sigh of relief so you don't want to miss. this week's t.w.

americans saying they would rather shop online and that's why cyber monday is likely to be another record breaker with predicted internet sales of $9400000000.00 news that will please the retailers but probably not the pope. so the delay in frankfurt impressive figures they have a have we have we reached peak black friday. i think that that's definitely true over the past couple of years the sort of the mania surrounding black friday where as a kid growing up that you would sort of go directly to. to best buy after after thanksgiving dinner and things like that so that's definitely died down as people have been shifting more towards online sales this year cyber monday is expected to be about $2000000000.00 more in terms of sales so there definitely has been sort of a switch and which holiday is bringing in more and i think their companies have really there's been a difference on how little well they've reacted to this so that companies like amazon this is been a really big moneymaker some of the other big box stores like target have sort of shifted their their businesses to better account for tha

radio check and verify tv circuit breaker in. >> roger. roger. >> and we're getting a picture on the tv. >> you had a good picture, huh? >> there's a great deal of contrast in it and currently it's upside down on our monitor but we can make out a fair amount of detail. >> okay. >> i'm at the foot of the ladder. the lem foot beds are only depressed in the surface about one or two inches, although the surface appears to be very, very fine grained as you get close to it. it's almost like a powder. down this grapevine. i'm going to step off the lem now. it's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. i only go in a fraction of an inch, maybe an eighth of an inch. but i can see the footprints of my boots and the treads in the fine sandy particles. >> neil, this is houston. we're copying. > there seems to be no difficulty in moving around. as we suspected. it's even perhaps easier than the simulations of 16g that we performed in various simulations on the ground. the engine did not leave a crater of any size. it has about one-foot clear

as a scam because they can avoid making real cuts in missions and the other kind of potential deal breaker. loss and damage that this is about providing compensation to countries that are affected by climate change impacts and destruction that cannot be prevented or adapted to and this is primarily a question of finance and we're hearing that the u.s. is kind of leading really leading on this in blocking progress on any kind of provisions that would hold it and other developed countries liable to kind of pay for losses that could run into billions of dollars that that those of the 2 main kind of sticking points here so is this conference essentially a failure. too early to say. well at this stage we really don't know with you know negotiators will keep at the table and wait till they have an accord or will they walk away without an argument that that is still unclear but you know there are many campaign groups and n.g.o.s who have been really piling on the pressure on delegates in recent days to take concrete action to move fast on these talks they've been holding protests and many of them

the russian ice breaker arctica has returned to the port of st petersburg after a 2 day test run with a length of 173 meters the nuclear powered vessel is believed to be the largest of its kind the ship is part of a fleet built to guarantee russian access to arctic resources like natural gas and the u.s. and china have reached a truce in their long trade war washington has agreed to scrap new tariffs on $160000000000.00 worth of chinese imports in exchange for china buying more u.s. farm products. 5 days after the eruption of the volcano in new zealand the death toll is now climbed to 151 of the injured died in a hospital on saturday due to severe burns meanwhile rescue workers and police divers have been trying to recover the last 2 missing bodies they are searching the contaminated water surrounding white island a military team brought 6 bodies back from the island on friday until now only one of the deceased an australian woman has officially been identified. let's get the latest on the story with peter mckenzie he's a journalist in new zealand thank you for joining us what can you

and that's why cyber monday is likely to be another record breaker with predicted internet sales of $9400000000.00 news that will please the retailers but probably not the pope. that's it for me and the business team you can find ever find out about more of these more on these and other stories at the dot com slash business i'm stephen there's a villa thanks for watching. us of the need to keep. the ball for the over mention home the 4th and. the most recent at. the bottom of the fannies at the last dragons. 3. books. welcome to the foot is the game here for deep cuts plenty to talk about. this coverage. more for. people we have. let's have a look at some of the other match surround the 2 still shaking in their boots the briefest of relief so you don't want. music. loosely got. to w. . this is the the view news africa coming up in the program the facts of the climate crisis on africa not a psycho who died of a stupid oz of zimbabwe gave months ago we meet some survivors still living in tents also coming out. so africa's worst drought in a century means farmers are struggling to save their lifestyl

and that's why cyber monday is likely to be another record breaker with predicted internet sales of $9400000000.00 news that will please the retailers but probably not the pope. that's it from me and a v.w. business team you can find ever find out about more of these more on these and other stories at the dot com slash business i'm stephen bears in berlin thanks for watching. our immortalize the heroes and victims of the protests in their work which keeps the spark of the uprising. but it price. and freedom in hong kong. close up 60 minutes on. every journey begins with the 1st step and every language with the 1st word courage from the who. is in germany to learn german why not come with him it's simple online on your mobile and free. learning course nikos free german made easy. this is news africa coming up in the program the effects of the climate crisis on africa the psycho who died of a stupid possibly good months ago we meet some survivors still living in tents also coming out. so well because the worst drought in the century means farmers are struggling to save their lifestyle. and the world

schemes sometimes can be gamed to avoid real cuts in emissions and the other kind of potential deal breaker here is so-called loss and damage this is about compensating countries that are reeling from climate change impacts that could have been prevented this is primarily you know an issue of finance and we're hearing here that the u.s. primarily is blocking progress on any kind of provision that would leave it liable that would leave it it in other developed countries liable to paying out damages in billions for years to come. so has this summer essentially failed or is it too early to ask that question. well it's unclear at this stage whether negotiators will you know will stay at the table until they have an accord or whether they will walk away before an agreement is reached that is still very unclear but you know there have been many campaign groups here and n.g.o.s who in recent days have really piled on the political pressure on delegates to take action of they've been very frustrated and dejected they've held protests outside the venue and they are saying that the overarching goal o

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breakers up to 25 feet. so there is a strong rip current risk.o please use extra caution at our beaches today and for tomorrow and tomorrow, we will see those stronger and higher waves with this increased risk of rip currents, records, and sneaker waves. so watching that closely for you. here we are a live look with our salesforce tower camera. looking east at the bay bridge and east bay. and it is a chilly start for sure. santa rosa, you are one of the coldest spots in the upper 40s. 40 in concord and for san jose. livermore coming in at 41. mid-40s in oakland. upper 40s for downtown san francisc ur thenlity eaadheof sun as we head throughout afternoon. mostly sunny skies. and as we look ahead to the night, partly cloudy with increasing clouds to mostly cloudy with chilly temps in the 40s. so this afternoon, slightly above average. upper 50s for the coast and for the bay. and low 60s inland. with mostly sunny skies. the reason why that strong ridge of high pressure in control for us. that which is going to flatten a little bit for tomorrow. we w

we have high surf advisories, big swells out there, 10 to 11 with breakers up to 22. currents and beach erosion is out there. good news, look at this. the drought is gone. not only here but almost for the entire state. we were at 85%, now we're down to 4%. >>> a couple quick things to talk about here in regards to our fog. moving up to antioch, visibility is down to 100 feet along highway 4. move further down here, further south, this is the san mateo bridge and the dumbarton bridge, fog advisories have been issued. i'm looking at a crash now between two cars, this is westbound 80 at ashby and berkeley. emergency crews are on the way. >>> a big step towards helping people struggling with thoughts of suicide get help faster. federal regulators are setting up this new three-digit number. it's 988. i reaches a suicide prevention hotline. once it goes into effect, all you have to do is dial 988. dr. jennifer ashton is talking about this on "gma." >> there are challenges ahead. we don't know fully how it will be executed and operationalized. there will be wait times, rollo

we're looking at the swells, 6 to 11 feet and breakers up to 25 feet, so there is increased risk of rip currents as we head through tomorrow and wednesday. that low pressure system that did bring the wet weather on sunday continues to move out of here and this ridge of high pressure building in. it will be the dominant weather feature over the next several days. you can see all of that sunshine as we head through tomorrow. we are looking at plenty of sun, as well and then watch as we ring in the new year. mainly clear skies at midnight and lacking at partly sunny skies tor your wednesday for the first day of 2020. >>> our sunset at 4:59. our sunrise tomorrow at 7:234. daytime highs for today, seasonal and around where we should be, 56 in san francisco. looking at 58 in oakland and fremont. 60 in san jose. 60 for a high in santa rosa and looking at 58 for concord. your fireworks, new year's forecast first. looking at 8 p.m. temperatures in the low 50s if you're heading out the embarcadero center and mid 5s a round midnight. chilly temperatures but we're looking at those clear skies to wa

experts expect another record breaker tomorrow as retailers rollout new deals for cyber monday.nts from best buy include beats by dr. drai headphones now $150 off. and hp laptops like this chrome book $130 off. target offering $80 off ipads, and this 65 inch viz tv, $130. aside from electronics shoppers filling their carts with this year's hottest toys, too. but for those who miss walking into a good old-fashioned toy store, toys-r-us made a come back this weekend reopening a store in new jersey under new ownership. it's the first toys-r-us to open in the u.s. since the retailer filed for bankruptcy closing stores across the country last year. >> kids, their eyes are wide open. they love being back in the store and the interactions going on. >> reporter: a second store will open in houston this year, and there are plans to have about ten stores by the end of >>> meantime shoppers are answering the calls to shop small. adobe analytics says small business saturday sales rang in at $3.5 billion. that's up 18% from last year. this is small business event held in oakland yesterday. a

breakers higher than that. up to 22 feet. rip current happening. dangerous beach erosion as well. it will calm down tomorrow. level 1 storm tonight. we'll have the scattered showers. bigger story tonight we have dense fog developing. visibility is down to a mile. future weather later on this evening. take the umbrella if you have evening plans. track scattered showers through the 11:00 p.m. hour. along with the dense fog. peeks of sunshine here and there. the chance of showers in the forecast. throughout the evening hours on saturday. not a wash out tomorrow. a shower is likely to pop up. dense fog low 40s to low 50s. tomorrow highs under some peeks of sunshine. cloud cover throughout the day. mid-50s to lower 60s for the high. traveling tomorrow the bay area airport seeing showers and peeks of sunshine. upper 50s. traveling across the u.s. hawaii looks nice. new york a will the of rain. 53. a mix of flakes and rain in chicago. a cold 36. l.a. 66 and sunshine. 7-day forecast. isolated shower tomorrow. look at sunday. nice and dry and bright. a lot of sunshine. perfect for the raid

breakers up to 22 feet are possible and current swells anywhere from 10 to 11 feet.ee some snow in the sierra and up to 24 inches in our highest peaks. so winter weather lovers are having a good weekend. live doppler 7 along with satellite a cold front is now marching across the bay area that is complying the light moisture at this hour. the cloud cover overhead and dense fog in spots. some light showers, some lithe winds and pockets of dense fog likely. overnight tonight numbers will slowly fall into the low 40s to 50s. we'll see that dense fog early on, some drizzle. the daylight hours looks pretty dry, and then in the evening likely another chance of an isolated shower. again, it's not a damp day all day tomorrow, but showers pop up from time to time. 57 in the city, 58 in santa rosa, about 58 the high in both oakland and concord. spaking of oakland, head to the colosseum on sunday. totally dry, mostly sunny skies and temperatures in the mid-50s. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. an isolated shower on your saturday. morning fog leading to a lot of sunshin

the economy under president trump is a runaway record breaker and so too are the markets.he trump economy creating 666,000 new jobs in the month of november, including 354,000 manufacturing jobs. the unemployment rate dropping to 3.5%. the lowest level since 1969. average earnings rose 3% last month. president trump touting those numbers today at the white house. president trump: the numbers have been phenomenal. some people said so spot on, so good that they actually have never seen anything like it. it's a long way from when people are rooting for a recession because they thought they could win an election. but we don't root for an election. we root for success. >> we are by far the largest economy in the world. for many years they said that would change. we would go to number two. the wrong president got elected from the standpoint that's people are unhappy about. they think it was the wrong president. they would have rather have somebody else. we are so far ahead that people can't even believe it. lou: those people are mostly democrats as you might guess. the jobs numb

we may have some breakers up to 22 feet and then we're starting out this morning cold air.ta rosa, temperatures at 36 degrees. 48 in napa. a big difference there. we are seeing some temperatures in oakland at 46 and san jose. 49 degrees. as you head out the door to antioch, very chilly. temperatures in the low 40s through 8:00 and gradually warming up heading into late morning. mostly sunny sky today. a live look outside in san jose. it looks so crystal clear and of course with the clear skies a coat and maybe some boots today. the temperatures don't warm up much today as well as the next few days. sunday there will be a weakening storm system that will bring the sierra snow. and then going into the end of 2019 we look to have dry weather. as we look at our temperatures we're staying in the mid to upper 50s for the inland areas for the rest of the week watching out for the chance of rain here. traveling to seattle watch the 49ers game. looks like some cool and showery weather there as well. heading out on the roads as you get ready to get out the door, we are counting the c

breakers were above 15 feet. it's been windy too out along the coast. sustained winds 10 to 15 miles gusting close to 25. another round of showers making their way through the bay area. you can see mainly isolated showers moving away from san francisco to the east bay hills and more substantial showers crossing the close into marin county and sonoma county. this is the pattern between now and 10:00 tonight. more isolated showers crossing the coast. you might find briefly moderate rain. after midnight tonight skies clear. good news for big football games. clearing skies. stage also set possibly for some patchy frost tomorrow night. we'll talk about that and our next chance for finding rain in your seven day forecast in ten minutes. >> a deadly shooting in the south bay. police made the arrest of a 25-year-old san jose man. 18-year-old carlos gomez is accused of shooting and killing the victim about 2:00 a.m. friday on south white road. investigators say he then ran into a nearby house where police arrested gomez for the crime. a motive still not clear. >

was with my father on the intention was to stop it on the spot on the way home and i was out of breakers drunk with his workmates. they'd only just arrived about the same time as the gunmen. shot up the front of the bar. domain killing him almost immediately michael don't leave the bar owner sold into the bar none had banged the door. he was followed into the bar by a white of all men who spread to the inside of the building with bullets. shooting my father onda on the number of other individuals and seriously injuring them then threw in our. it might only on the children almost instantly. the bomb exploded then my father was probably already dead because he'd been shot. before. i came to work in ireland in 981 and i found myself increasingly drawn to cases of miscarriages of justice when nobody else was taking a particular interest and also in the potential for the state to take life illegally and as a journalist you're always looking for stories that nobody else is investigating it was an ordinary sunday morning and i was reading the paper and a name sprang out of the page at me breck

statement in effect which just means you have to use extra caution near the coastline due to large breakerlate at night. now the rain chances stay to our north. which is good. don't worry about the rain for tomorrow or new year's day and later ahead into the first weekend of 2020, we're tracking our best chance of rain possibly late friday and into saturday but it is still pretty far out and right now the models are showing that. mainly staying off to the north. the oregon area and maybe ukiah may get some showers. over the next seven days, a first look at 2020, thursday 58 degrees and conditions remain dry. a chance of showers heading into saturday. but it is those chilly 30s dipping down on tuesday night which is new year's eve into wednesday morning that might have folks too cold out there. 61 degrees by thursday and then we have a solid week ahead. back to you. >> sounds good, thanks, vianey. >>> coming up, sharon stone looking for love apparently in the wrong place. the reason she was kicked off the dating app bumble and why bumble may have stumbled. >>> but nasa astronaut christina c

the breakers would shut off, and there's no fire. >> thank you. >> i would like to hear what the other commissioners think. >> commissioner moore. >> i'm concerned that the 3' 6" addressing portion of the project is far too small to have anybody read that there's a substantial piece beyond. the fact that most of these units are built to closely to each other makes this project appear more like a barrack-type assembly than putting five units in a looser arrangement into the lot. the fact that they are all sitting literally on the property line with 17 other units further creates the impression that the project is too dense for where it is. it is not the density on the lot, per se, but the way the units are arranged creates a massiveness for the surrounding residents while the interior is informally arranged, i think that doesn't quite carry. whoo i was concerned about when i started making dots on where the entrances are, where windows and bedrooms are, that there was a significant amount of lack of privacy or intrusion of privacy among the units with each other. when you follow that pa

high surf advisory until early tomorrow morning with swells from 12-14 feet and breakers could reach 22 feet that could equal some coastal flooding and the possibility of rip currents and sneaker waves. we will have a look at the futurecast model and the rest of the weekend coming up. >>> police in san jose have detained several people suspected of being involved in a shooting this morning. >> a man was shot at south white road and florence avenue. elissa harrington was at the scene all morning and has the story. >> reporter: the shooting happened at 2 am on south white road at the entrance to florence court i spoke with people who work at these businesses and some neighbors. they told me what they saw and heard. >> about six shots in quick succession and shortly thereafter i heard a woman screaming and yelling down the street here. i tried poking my head out the door, i didn't see anything. and of course i was not interested in getting shot. >> i was just making tamales and i heard gunshots and we just started closing all the doors and locking all doors and making sure everybody ins

the 49ers drop to the 5th seed, flip flopping with the seahawks who hold the tie breaker. the teams meet again in 2 weeks in seattle, and that game will most certainly determine the number one seed in the nfc. as hard as the loss was to take for 49er fans, it will come down to 2 weeks from now. it was a rough day on the football field. the warriors blown out at chase center, and to top it off, madison bumgarner, the 5 year deal with the diamondbacks. i'm the bearer of bad news. >> yes, and the giants will have to face him. >> yes, pitch at oracle park again for someone else. >> here's a sampling of what fans are saying on social media after the raiders loss. jonah writes players ripped out seats in the black hole and threw them on the field. >> and ogg money says shout out to raider nations. just the fans. we deserve so much better, we really do. shout out to oakland and everyone that showed up to the games regardless of the record. respect to raider nation. >> and this from oakland stadium. raiders gone, warriors horrible, giants in full on rebuild mode, and the only good

san francisco is currently the 5th seed since seattle owns the tie breaker for the first in the nfc west. >>> the raiders leave the coliseum on a sour note after blowing a 13-point lead to the jags. fans could have gotten the proper ending if derek carr hadn't been ruled out of bounds with 2 minutes and 5 seconds remaining. possibly costing oakland a chance to run out the clock. today the league admitted they got the call wrong. not that the apology helped jon gruden feel any better. >> the league called and apologized. and we accept the apology. but this is 2020. i've been in enough meetings and i'm disgusted by it. i don't want any instant replay in my life personally, but if we'll have it, let's use it properly. i don't think it's that hard. >> raiders mathematically have a touchdown >>> i have the monday night top 5. give it to me. army-navy. look at the fan trying to get high fived from the mid shipmen players and down he goes. on sunday warriors and kings, draymond the lob off the back board to nobody. this isn't the show time dubs anymore. and there's an interesting game time ritu

as high as 15 feet and breakers on the coast. higher than 20 feet at times for places like pacifica. we're seeing light rain close to san jose. mobile doppler radar around santa cruz mountains. spotty areas of just heavy drizzle or brief light rain around san francisco. this is the first wave coming through right now. you can see we'll be dealing with more showers as we head into the weekend. the big take away from this weekend compared to last is the rain total that we're likely to find as we go into saturday night. sierra travel also impacting. a big impact there for the we

breakers 16 to 20 feet possible. watch out for rip currents if you're going to be near the coast. tomorrow clouds, by 1:00 some showers move in. by 3:00 p.m. you do see widespread rain across the region and turning more showery at 7:00 p.m. continuing onto the early part of saturday morning, you get a big break saturday until the evening when another batch brings in the cooler air. rainfall totals with this smgs tomorrow afternoon through saturday, up to a third of an inch for the wettest spots. everyone else under that. we do have a winter weather advisory about 6,500 feet. so if you're heading to the mountains take your chains. up to 15 inches for the peaks. travel could be difficult. first thing in the morning 40s, 50s. afternoon highs may be a little bit lower today. it's a 1 for your friday, saturday watch out for the fog monday morning. and more rain comes into in tuesday night into wednesday. it's a level 1 system as of right now. we need a couple of dry days in between to get things done. >> tomorrow on good morning america jon hamm talks about his ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ blow a kiss in

lester >> kerry sanders, thanks >>> tonight the busy holiday rush is on and it's set to be a record breaker over 115 million people expected to travel this year, mostly by car according to triple a. the worst day to drive, the day after christmas, when drive times could double in major cities some 7 million will fly, the most in 16 years. >>> and we're tracking a double storm threat that could impact your holiday travel meteorologist dylan dreyer is here dylan, what are you looking at >> lester, we're watching a storm in the gulf and we're also watching one out west the one in the gulf will likely bring heavier rain to the southeast especially saturday night into sunday that could cause some airport delays out west, the best chance for delays would be in the san francisco area as that heavy rain moves onshore. once we go into next week we'll see a really nice warm-up. in fact the eastern half of the country is definitely going to be above freezing and we'll even see temperatures well above average. so that's good news if you've been waiting for a warm-up. not so good, lester, if you've been

do have the beach hazard statement that has been extended until nine for the coast, 9 pm for the breakers and please use extra caution at the beach and stay safe. this low-pressure system, it did bring the stormy weather for christmas day has now pushed south and will continue to move away from us as his pressure builds and. on future caste you can see the skies are clearing, and that is the case as you look ahead to friday and for saturday. daytime highs today, looking at 54 san francisco, 56 oakland, 55 fremont and mid-50s concord. looking ahead to next week, tuesday night as we ring in the new year, the forecast first, by minute looking at chilly temperatures but at this point, mainly clear skies. the extended forecast and what you can expect, but have sunshine friday, saturday, shower chances on sunday and then looking at partly sunny skies monday, plenty of sunshine tuesday and for the first day of 2020. let's get a look at your commute now.>>> if you're out and about taking the bay bridge, just a heads up, they have issued a wind advisory for the bay bridge so careful there. fog adv

that means we're seeing breakers more than 20 feet high on some of our northwest facing beaches. we have that high surf advisory at 3:00 a.m. tomorrow morning but we're starting to see rain dropping. mainly light rain. just enough to wet the pavement and slow down the evening commute in spots. in san francisco into the rain drops. so we're going to see more of this as we get into saturday. even though rain fall totals won't be nearly as impressive as they were last weekend, they do have some travel impacts as it implies to the coast and the sierra snow. the timing coming up in about ten minutes. >>> we'll see you soon. thank you, rob. here is another look at those big waves. this time off maverick. the dangerous conditions didn't stop a handful of surfers from trying to catch those big waves. rob also tweeted out about the surf. his handle is @rob mayeda. >>> there will be so much snow, the national weather service is discouraging people from heading to the mountains. we just saw the shots disappear, but there is basically snow on the interstate. as much as 16 inches of snow expe