this freaky springtime storm in australia was seen in brisbane yesterday.this was a reminder to never go to brisbane in the spring. >> wow. >> 2,000 lightning strikes recorded in this storm that took place. 6:30 in the evening. last night. >> that is crazy. my hometown tampa, florida, is considered the lightning capital of the world. >> got to be known for something. i guess brisbane is a close second. >> i wonder if it is the battle of the lightning. >> looks pretty nice. >> very impressive. >> nobody was harmed. >> so there was a big rubik's cube competition in maryland. how long do you think it took the winner to solve an entire rubik's cube into probably like a good four minutes maybe. >> you are right. i want to show you lucas. lucas. there he is. he's 14 years old from lexington, kentucky. he solved it in 4.9 seconds. >> 4.9 seconds. that's where off where i was. >> beating the previous record of 5.25. you said four minutes. >> four minutes. he did it in four seconds. >> 4.9 secs. >> wow, good job. >> the record's apparently evolved over time. in '82

flirting with 60 all along the coast into daly city and colma and toward south san francisco and brisbane and downtown mid-60s there and that will spill into sausalito and upper 60 to low 70s and all through the north bay and napa and calistoga and sonoma, temperatures along the east bay shore are comfortable at 6 a at richmond to oakland and castro valley and newark at 68 and temperatures are around 64 to 69 inland and more 40's and 50s tonight but the 30s are continuing to fall by the wayside and notice where the storm track is to the north and we will have mild days into the weekend. on tuesday, there is a chan rain not only tuesday, but, also, wednesday and again on thursday, and now i will show you the models, model unwas out of the control, with 1.5" and it has pulled back half an imto two-thirds and the second model was around a third to half an inch is cop sift. and we are starting to get more solidify indication on where we are going to end up with the rain but it will mess up any chance of traveling. until then, enjet 60 at the coast and upper 60 to low 70's around the bay and i

let's take you toward the airport to brisbane. >> we are going to warm up.d the ropes. >> reporter: by de la ron mitchell is a physical education teacher at st. elizabeth elementary school in oakland. any given night, at fire in the ring gym in brisbane, this 6'4" san francisco native is the student and his grades so far are perfect. mitchell has been schooling fighters in the ring as an unbeaten heavyweight contender. >> i do want laron to win the heavyweight championship. i think he has a good chance of doing it. >> i'm putting in the work. i have the tools and ability. it's a matter of transitioning it from here to my fight. so far it's been working. >> reporter: mitchell once had a promising football career as a tight end. it landed tryouts with the 49ers and dallas cowboys. then a brief stint at mixed martial arts. once he put his future in the hands of eddie nance and trainer jimmy ford, it launched a boxing career that produced a pro record of 10-0, all by knockout. >> when we get in there i have to turn into the hunter. i refuse to be the hunted. i g

more than 40,000 people gathered in sydney and also marches in brisbane and other australian cities. the co p21 conference in paris begins on monday. more than 190 countries present will discuss a plan to cut greenhouse gas emissions. pope francis is on his way to the central african republic, the final stop on his visit in africa. on saturday the pope preached a message of peace. for some his visit was not just about faith. >> reporter: tens of thousands gathered to meet pope francis in the capital. 130 years ago some of the first christians were killed here for their faith. the holyest site in the country. >> translation: this is the legacy which you have received from the uganda martyrs, lives marked by the power of the holy spirit, witness to the transforming power of the gospel of jesus christ. >> reporter: he held a mass and spoke of turning hate into love. from argentina he is the first non-european pope in 1300 years. he often speaks about inequality and is seen as a champion of the poor. that resonates here where most are religious and jobless. across town a crowd of thousan

marches and brisbane and other australian cities.orld leaders are beginning to gather in the french capital. the new prime minister laid a wreath outside the concert hall in paris. that's where the majority of victims died in the majority of attacks. environment editor nick clark is at the summit in paris. >> the summit will start. it's in the sprawling center. tomorrow it will be difficult there'll be,000 sands. there'll be 6,000 representatives. there'll be 6,000. the high level will be brought forward. that is what is needed. all the world leaders. all of them are here. security is intense, as it is across the city. take a look at this from jacky rowland. >> reporter: the army and police have paris covered. they were ordered on to the streets after the attacks of november 13th. now they have another matter, making court the cop21 climate change summit passes without emergency. >> with the heightened success, the suckize of cop 21s link d to securing it to the maximum level. everything has been put into place to secure the conferen

that includes daly city and colma and south san francisco and brisbane and downtown south latte, and 60 around the beach and bodega bay. right this, santa rosa, the record high at least at the airport is 75 degrees today. record high in oakland downtown is 71 degrees today. we are going to get close this. inland, a lot of our records are in the 80s and we are in the upper 60s and 70s around antioch and brentwood and livermore. now, tonight, another mild night if the heat are did not run it will not run tonight at all we are save money with the mild temperatures and we desperately need the rain. tuesday, wednesday and thursday, the green air mass represents the rain is not looking very impressive but i did put the to models together and notice model one is still very impressive half an emand model two is still going about .2" to a third so what does it mean? showers arrive on wednesday, slick roads for travel heading through the sierra so that means snow and arrival delays likely at sfo. my seven-day forecast shows you are going to notice a lot of 70s inland all the way law sunday and

we'll start in brisbane with dash cam, riding this motorbike, he pulls over to the side. it's not for him, mate. look what comes back down the road. yeah, can you see that is all over the place with the bonnet all up. now it wouldn't it be great to know the story behind this video? we've got the whole chase for you. you see he's there kind of blocked in. apparently a 17-year-old driver starts pulling his favorite "grand theft auto" moves, he gets off the road and the chase is on. he starts pulling a u-turn across the median. itself damaged. it tries to slip between trucks road. the front pops up and he's not stopping. he puts his foot down and the chase continues. now he gets into residential areas as well. people trying to help the police out, including the guy in this four-wheel drive, the silver one, decides do block the car, puts it up against the side. jumps out and runs around to get the driver out. not before the guy in the ute puts his foot down and tries to get away. >> and as he starts getting away, you may see the motorbike rider, we were just riding with right

head to brisbane and downtown, sausalito, tiburon, all around 65 or 66 degrees. we have 70s at petaluma, napa, calistoga and sonoma is warmest at 73. cool on the east bay shoreline and oakland is 68 and castro valley and fremont, and newark is 69 and inland, upper 60 and some 70s around antioch and livermore and brentwood. now, the temperatures tonight, did the heater run last night? if not do not expect it to run tonight, either, one of the byproducts of the weather, our solar panels are getting all the sun they can handle and we have mid-40s to mid-50s so not much heater. the high pressure pushes the storm tram to the north and bringing the warmest day today and tomorrow and saturday. in the sierra, still snow but freezing cold at night and they still have the snow. here is a look at our rain, and notice the rainfall totals are down considerably. maybe .1" to .25" and here is what to expect, showers arrive on wednesday. wet and icy roads, with my seven showing it will be warmer-than-average through sunday, and tuesday we are back closer to average and wednesday

this was the scene in the australian city of brisbane. the protest was one of a number of demonstrations planneded across australia this weekend. protestors are demanding more action from their government. it was already on high alert the paris attacks. france is stepping up security even further as it goes in hosting the citement change summit. french authorities are leaving nothing to chance. >> reporter: the army and police have paris covered. they were ordered onto the streets after the attack of november 13. now they have an added responsibility, ensuring the co p21 climate summit passes off smoothly despite the national wide state of emergency. >> translation: with this heightened terrorist threat, the success of co p21 is linked to securing it to the maximum level. i am repeating this forcefully in front of you. everything is being put into place to secure the conference itself and its surroundings to the maximum level. >> reporter: the scale of the operation is unprecedented. 8,000 police will be guarding france's air, sea and lan

any given night, at fire in the ring gym in brisbane, this 6'4" san francisco native is the student and his grade so far, perfect. mitchell has been schooling fighters in the ring as an unbeaten heavyweight contender. >> i do want laron to win the heavyweight championship. i think he has a good chance of doing it. >> i'm putting in the work. i know i have the tools and ability. it's just a matter of transitioning to the fight and so far it's been working. >> reporter: he once had a promising football career as a tight end. it landed tryouts with 49ers and cowboys. then a brief stint at mixed martial arts. once he put his future in the hands of eddie nance and trainer jimmy ford, it launched a boxing career that produced a pro record of 10-0 all by knockout. >> when we get in there, i have to turn into the hunter, you know? i refuse to be the hunted. i got kids. i got kids that look up to me. i got a family. >> reporter: if the dream of heavyweight champion becomes reality, mitchell would be the first out of the bay area since george foreman, who began his amateur career in pleasanton in

marches also in brisbane and other australian cities. the co p21 conference in paris starts on monday. more than 190 countries present will discuss a plan to cut greenhouse gas emissions. for security at that summit is very tight since the attacks in paris >> reporter: the army and police have paris covered. they were ordered onto the street after the attacks of november 13. now they have an added responsibility, ensuring the co p21 climate summit passes off smoothly despite the nationwi nationwide-- state of emergency >> translation: everything is being put into place to security the conference itself and its surroundings to the maximum level. >> reporter: the scale of the operation is unprecedented. 8,000 police will be guarding france's air, sea and land borders. 2080-- 280 police will be in attend. 120,000 police and troops will be deployed across the whole of france. security becomes tighter the closer you get to the conference center. some 20,000 delegates are expected to cross the security pram perimeter as well as thousands more

more than 40,000 gathered in sydney, marches took place in brisbane and other australian cities. protests are happening in london. we are looking at live pictures there. you can see tens of thousands of people marching in parliament. >> what we are seeing here is a wide variety of groups from environmental lobby campaigners to wildlife campaigners to energy, people concerned about the use of energy, united against climate change and demanding a deal. tens of thousands of people are expected, and their biggest message i suppose is that there is no planet b. as one slogan has had it. the pressure is on the politicians to do a deal where previous attempts failed. >> protests in london look calm, but it wasn't the same picture in paris, where they really kicked off on the streets in the last couple of minutes or so. let's go to environment editor nick clark. nick, really shows you the anger that we are seeing in so many parts of the world. what happened there? >> well, we don't know a great deal about them yet, but it seems an unauthorized protest took place and the police have respo

, have called for -- brisbane, australia, have called for a clean energy economy.umber of protests planned across the world ahead of the u.n. climate talks in paris. demonstrators demanded climate justice in countries and take action to reduce vulnerable nations. some say the philippines have been hit by changing weather patterns including deadly typhoons that are worsened by climate change. >>> 150 national leaders will attend the summit, and thousands of security personnel will be deployed throughout france as a precaution. cnn's jim bittermann has more. >> reporter: a wind turbine has sproult sprouted in the middle of the avenue. a globe appeared in the middle of the environmental ministry. paris seems as if it's being paved over with solar panels. there are solar panels, and the city is awash this displays and innovations. gerard who has single-handedly ridden boats across the atlantic and pacific oceans, set up what is said to be the largest solar-powered ocean-going vessel. for those drawn to paris over the coming two weeks, this is make or break time for cli

marches took place in brisbane and a year nations across the country. >> the message was echoed in south korea in seoul. emissions were expected to be 81% higher in the country. it is demanded dependency on fossil fuels be reduced to start using renewable energy. >> in london, thousands of campaigners marched through the city calling for agreement on a deal to tackle climate change. leaders from 195 countries are expected to discuss plans to cut carbon emissions. >> al jazeera's environment editor joins us from the summit in paris. lots of pressure on people to kind of pull it off. do you think they are going to make any progress this time around? >> well, let's hope so. we've been here so many times before, and it hasn't worked out. right now there is a lot of expectations that things could work out. it is very guarded. copenhagen 2009 is on everybody's minds and that specter just hovers over everybody. the world leaders are arriving tomorrow to try to get the whole event some impetus and let's see what happens after that. today is mainly about civil society. i'd like to introduce to yo

in the mid-to-upper 60s downtown, south san francisco, brisbane, all the way over to sausalito and tiburon and mid-60s for bodega bay and look at the low-to-mid 70's through north bay valley and napa at 74 and the airport is tying a record at 75 at santa rosa and that set as record at two in a row for a set record there yesterday. oakland is 71. hercules and castro valley and union city at 70 and everyone else in the upper 60s and headed into the inland east bay, concord is not an official reporting station yet because they have not had the 30-year run but this is the warmest day since records, the warmest november 20. look at that, 74 in brentwood and heading to livermore at 73. 40s and 50s with fog in the central valley. now, the setup shows the high pressure is not beginning anywhere and although the storm track is closer to us than yesterday, the warmth is going to hang through the weekend and we could have a few more high clouds. we will flip the switch and that happens on tuesday with temperatures dropping 5- to 10-degrees into the fits and 60s and we are stuck in the 50s with wind,

. >> tonight, brisbane will consider a controversial plan that could triple the population of the city that cherishes it's small-town feel. the proposal would allow 4,000 homes on this lot and add office and retail space and triple the number of homes in the town, where just over 4200 now live. >> i like it the way it s i like small town atmosphere for a thousand houses and people. >> i think it would be awful. we're losing this town as it is. >> tonight, the planning commission will consider the final report for the bayland project. voters will have a say sometime next year. >> air bnb is looking to take a strategy to help defeat a san francisco ballot measure yesterday that would have tightened regulations on rentals. the company announced it will create 100 home sharing groups. it credits hosts with beating proposition f. the company did not want to commit to get hosts to comply with rules, only 7% of the hosts have registered properties with the city. >> the city works with us. there are ways that both sides can learn to do it better moving forward. >> air bnb spent $8 million to f

this was the seen in brisbane. protesters are demanding action from the government. >> u.s. president obama heading to the summit with a plan to put in place to reduce carbon emissions by 26% over the coming 16 years. back home, the plan is facing legal challenges for half of the u.s. state. >> cooum yip reports from western virginia. >> this is the fabrication. >> translation: machines that make coal mining equipment at phillips is quiet. they are down to a 4-day working week. >> reporter: they laid off two-thirds of a workforce. >> we used to do as man as 30. as you can see, we are not busy. >> she blames competition. president obama's power plant means to drastically reduce carbon emissions. when you take an axe to a problem. you tend to hurt whole segments of society. exactly west virginia. mining is deep routes on display. retired minors lead tours through a mine from the 1800s. he said coal companies are paying less in taxes, and that means less money in schools. >> if people think they are affecting bread and butter, would you fight back. >> west virginia gets 95% of

last year in brisbane, the britain -- the british prime minister openly mocking the russian presidente meeting for close to an hour this time around. in addition, you had the russian president meeting with president obama. their first meeting in a couple of months. they are working together and perhaps there will be some more constructive stuff going forward. you have to keep in mind that the differences are huge. is thethe differences russian support for a side. for awsssad. metinka: the consequences of friday nights attacks. -- manus: the consequences of friday night's attacks. francine: a lot of critics saying at least we have an agreement. they are lacking in details. tv, the come, bloomberg head of the french senate investigation committee. the only way to get better is to challenge yourself, and that's what we're doing at xfinity. we are challenging ourselves to improve every aspect of your experience. and this includes our commitment to being on time. every time. that's why if we're ever late for an appointment, we'll credit your account $20. it's our promise to you. we're doin

. >> tonight, brisbane will consider a controversial plan that could triple the population of the city that cherishes it's small-town feel. the proposal would allow 4,000 homes on this lot and add office and retail space and triple the number of homes in the town, where just over 4200 now live. >> i like it the way it s i like small town atmosphere for a thousand houses and people. >> i think it would be awful. we're losing this town as it is. >> tonight, the planning commission will consider the final report for the bayland project. voters will have a say sometime next year. >> air bnb is looking to take a strategy to help defeat a san francisco ballot measure yesterday that would have tightened regulations on rentals. the company announced it will create 100 home sharing groups. it credits hosts with beating proposition f. the company did not want to commit to get hosts to comply with rules, only 7% of the hosts have registered properties with the city. >> the city works with us. there are ways that both sides can learn to do it better moving forward. >> air bnb spent $8 million to f

two milestone centuries highlighted another dominant day in australia in the first cricket test in brisbane. burns with his first ever as he produced 237 run partnership with david warner. warner scored 116. bombin116 becoming the third batsman to post in the test match on three occasions. india has beaten south africa in their first test. with a victory target of 218, south africa 109 jadeja with a 5-21. >>> two-time major winner jordan speat has put himself in a strong position going into the final round of the wgc event in shanghai. sitting at 13 under par after a stunning round of 63 on saturday. the day's play was delayed over an hour because of rain. they go into the final day's play on sunday. >>> now opportunities for young sports men and women in gaza may be few and far between, and more so with a disability. but now the palestinian territory is using an experimental program to teach a group of blind boys karate. here is a blind student karate competitor who dreams of one day representing his country. >> i'm 15 years old. i live in gaza city. i was born blind. so was my older broth

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you are about to see an extraordinary penalty from the teenager during a game of sydney fc and brisbane roar. he hits the target. he was involved in a road accident in july and suffers double vision, with the game goalless, his penalty was the goal-scoring highlight. >> with that, back to london >>> great penalty. thank you very much. so two u.s. astronauts are back in the international space station after a 6.5 hour space walk. the astronauts went out to repair an ammonia leak in the cooling system, the 190th spacewalk ever outside the international space station. remember, more on everything we are covering here. aljazeera.com. it is the address where you'll find the latest common, analyse and video on demand, including background on all the stories and breaking news. that's it for the newshour, i'll be back after the break. break. >> this is al jazeera america live from new york. >> at 7:00 - "news roundup". tony harris gives you a fast-paced recap of the day's events. >> this is the first line of defense. >> we have an exclusive story tonight. >> then at 8:00 - john seigenthaler bri

centuries highlighting a dominant day for australia in the first cricket test against new zealand in brisbane. joe burns got his first tonne, producing a 270 month opening partnership with david warner. warner scored 116, becoming the third batsman to post hundreds in both innings of a test match. australia lead by 503 runs. india beat south africa by 108 in the first test. the protest took six wickets in the opening session to bowl out india for 200. with a victory target of 218, south africa were dismissed for 108, and figures of 5 for 21. >> andy murray will look to book his place in the paris masters final on saturday. the world number three coming through a hard fought win against favourite richard gasquet. down a break, andy murray found his rhythm when it counted clinching the match. he plays david ferrer. >> stanislaw wawrinka plays novak djokovic. novak djokovic was pushed to the final by tomas berdych, the serb win, 7-3 in a tie breaker in the first. after being locked up. the line calls went novak djokovic's way, clinching the match in the second test tie breaker. xt tending the wi

brisbane with new zealand chasing unlikely victory tart of 504. new zealand all out for lunch for 295. >> that is all the sport for me, i'll hand you back to lauren. >> the u.n.'s weather body says greenhouse gas reaches a high. the amount of carbon dioxide managed 398 parts. a 40% entries on preindustrial levels. that's it for me. i'll be back in a minute with more news. thanks for watching. >> our american story is written everyday. it's not always pretty, but it's real... and we show you like no-one else can. this is our american story. this is america tonight. >> al jazeera america brings you independent reporting without spin. >> not everybody is asking the questions you're asking me today. >> we give you more perspectives >> the separatists took control a few days ago. >> and a global view. >> now everybody in this country can hear them. >> getting the story first-hand. >> they have travelled for weeks, sometimes months. >> what's your message then? >> we need help now. >> you're watching al jazeera america. >> this is al jazeera america liv

there were marches in brisbane and other australian cities. >>> 195 countries are here to discuss a plan to cut greenhouse gas emissions. environment editor nick clark is there for us. >> reporter: thank you. welcome to the sprawling conference center here at leborge, where 195 countries will argue and debate all the issues as they seek out that climate deal, the elusive deal, we are in a concourse area, not far from the two main plenary halls where two main decisions will be made in the coming days, hopefully. things not too busy. spin on 24 hours tomorrow. it will be mayhem. the place will be heaving. there'll be thousands of delegates. no end of press - like us - in fact, 6,000 media representatives here, which is astonishing. the high-level event has been brought from the end of the conference forward to the beginning to build some momentum for this conference. and because so many are here, president obama and narendra modi, angela merkel, they are all here. security is tight here at the conference as, indeed, it is across the city. take a look at this from jacky rowland. >> reporter

. >> more than 40,000 people gathered in sydney, marching in brisbane and other australian cities. >> protests are happening in london, as well. tens of thousands of people are marching. we are live in london. how is it going there, paul? >> well, the rain has held off unexpectedly, it was expected to be quite torrential here, but it's been dry, though windy. the crowd has come out in huge numbers. we don't have an official estimate, but one announcement that i just heard from the stage, which is about 600 meters in that direction behind me says that there are around 50,000 people that have turned out here in central london to make their feelings heard on the eave of the 21 conference in paris. it's quite striking, the variety of different causes which have come together under the one banner. we are looking at environmental concerns, we are looking at wildlife conservation charities, people who are protesting for example about fracking and about energy concerns that they have. there are unions here, as well as individuals, families and individuals, so and young and old of course. so w

there are a last yellows and oranges so we have a lot of light-to-moderate rain around san bruno and brisbane and daly city, and colma, and pacifica, headed over to alameda and oakland and san leandro and over to lafayette and now get on the 24 and 680 connection. rohnert park to napa, this is the last push of good rain. it looks like the north bay will taper when we get beyond 7:30 and the rest of us are going to have victims of this, light to had -- moderate rain at 17 influence the commute. we will change over to showers by noon and possible thunderstorm with chance tapering by 4:00. >> in the santa cruz mountains, a driver lost control and crashed at the summit. it appears the driver is doing okay. highway 17 is notorious for accidents and backups during any type of storm account scene has been cleared but there are flashing signs reminding the road is slick. >> the conditions at the ferry terminal are like elsewhere this morning, wet and slick. folks have their umbrellas out and their coats on and half an hour, abc7 news reporter will general us with reaction from people head willing to

he's from brisbane. >> jimmy: so cute. >>> on the last day of filming he was crying. i gave him a hug. i was like don't worry, mate, you'll have plenty more movies. he was like, "you don't understand, i've got to go back to school tomorrow." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he's going to be a a big star. so -- the movie, the story of peter pan, almost the prequel. >> this is peter before he becomes peter pan, hook before he becomes captain hook, just discovering the world before the one you know. and anyway, i think joe wright has done a great job. >> jimmy: gorgeous. you know, you see the lighting, singing, the actual movie. so well done. >> it's huge, yeah. >> jimmy: and you're fantastic. >> thank you. >> jimmy: unrecognizable but definitely hugh jackman. we have a clip of hugh jackman, as the pirate, blackbeard, in pan. check this out. [ knocking ] >> how many times -- i am not to be disturbed when i'm at the rejuvenator! yes? >> i'm sorry, captain, but it's about the boy. the stolen ship went down in the neverwood. >> so the boy is lost? >> yes, sir. he is a lost boy. but o

mean whooim in brisbane, for australia, a 237 run opening partnership with david warner on another domnate in the first test against new zealand. also scored 116 become can just the third man to post hundreds in both innings of a test on three occasions. australia lead by 5 over 3 in their second ibbing. india have beaten south africa by 18 runs. 2-18 to win. a bunch out for 109 in their second. manual of the match taking 5 to 21 in south africa's second inning. >> now, tuntz for young spordz men and women in gaza may be few and far between. more so for those with a disability. but now, the palestinian territory is using experimental program to keep a book of blind boys karate. here is the story of a blind karate competitor who dreams of one day representing his country. >> i am 15 years old. i live in gaza city. i was born blind. so was my older brother and younger sister. being blind used to make me sad but i got used to it. i have adapted my life so i can cope. in the begin, i used to spend most of my time at home doing nothing. but i decided to challenge my handicap and set golds in my

69 in the south bay and 68 in los altoses to millbrae 69 , and 65 to 66 south san francisco and brisbane rafael and novato and vallejo at 68 and everyone else, 70 to 73 in santa rosa, two degrees shy of tying a record at the airport. 66 at berkeley but you get newark at 69, and oakland and castro valley and fremont at 68 and we go 67 san ramon to antioch and livermore at 70 and brentwood at 71 degrees. the temperatures are 40s and 50s, mid-40's into mid-50s with patchy fog along the bay shore and the rainfall amounts if green does not look impressive tuesday and wednesday and thursday and our most impressive model is saying, about half an inch is possible but it is not going to be a steady rain much it could be more showery so we will have slick roads. wet here. icy and snowy in the sierra and arrival delays likely wednesday and thursday, just perfect timing. warmer-than-average weather through monday. 50s and barely 60s tuesday and 50s with the breezy conditions on wednesday and wet. kristen? >> certainly there could be a flying carpet of sorts on 80, southbound at marina boulevard in s

pacifica, all the way cross the san bruno and colma and details the southern part of that, and possibly brisbane getting a heavier shower right now and look what is coming ashore around alameda and oakland another heavier shower for you crossing 880, and 980, and 580, and possibly 13 as you try to head up to berkeley and 24 and you head inland east bay the radar runs are lighter here and the big picture shows across the south bay the next couple of hours, the cold front slides in there and you could see the heavier showers like you did during the overnight hours and the next three hours we are starting to see the steady rain taper in the north bay. right new, you can see the wet weather we this san rafael on 101 as we look to the north watching the cars come at us from the north and heading south you can see the rain falling and a light-to-moderate clip. when we are beyond 10:00 we will transfer over to a chance of showers and thunderstorms through sunset which is 5:10 today. breezy and cooler as we head into the transition today and the breezes and cooler weather tomorrow and dry and seasonal w

bay the warmest temperature along the coast, 64 and sunset at 63, downtown, south san francisco, brisbaneon, all those neighborhoods right around 66 to 68 degrees and you head through the north bay valley, low-to-mid 70's and could be the second consecutive day and 71 in oakland and hercules and castro valley around 70. everyone also nice in the upper 60. low-to-mid first through the inland, and concord is not reporting because they have not had a 30 year span but if you reach it, it is a record for as long as you have been keeping records. now pattern shows high pressure dominating so the spring warmth will last through the weekend and we could see a few high clouds film as the jet stream passed to the north. for the holiday travel, traffic jamming rain and snow tuesday and wednesday with blustery conditions and hanging and on thursday and it will be the cold of the day but not is wet and sierra snow levels are lower unanimous the passes so take the chains. we go from 70s to mid-50s by wednesday and thursday. sue? >> we have delays on bart this is residual delay with an early switching p

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moon bay and the sunset behind daly city and colma at 59 and head over to south san francisco and brisbane and same in sausalito, and 64 to 65 through most of the north bay and santa rosa at 67 and napa at 6 and the east bay shore is 63 to 65 and slightly cooler around hercules and richmond at 62 and 61 and around 64 drop down to 62 degree inland east bay neighbor. enjoy, it will be chilly against tonight with a slight bit of tule fog lick this morning that could push through the delta and head to richmond. temperatures in the 30s in the valley and the rest of us in the 40s the hour by hour look at what will happen, at 5:00, saturday night, nothing going on. maybe a little bit of a stray shower. by 9:00, look at steady rain by 11 o'clock in the heart of the pay and by 1:00 o'clock or 2:00, it is now starting to move through our inland east bay and south bay neighborhood and out of here when most of us get up on sunday. on sunday mid-50s to let 60s. a cool monday can slight chance of rain on fuse and wednesday but right now, quarter of an imis possible on saturday night into sunday. >> we w

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