we will see some high, cirrus clouds move through that ridge. our temperatures are going to be on the mild side. 51 in hayward, 51 in oakland, turning over to the 70s. i don't think san francisco will see the 70s just yet. i think you'll have to wait until tomorrow, maybe even friday. but 68 degrees not too shabby for today and a lot of sunshine expected in the city. 73 in los gatos, 70 in fremont and 70 in concord. livermore today, 71 degrees. here is your futurecast. you can see here clear conditions over the bay area all the way through friday. we're not going to see any sort of rain, any sort of significant cloud cover even all the way through friday so a lot of sunshine, very little in terms of the fog that we're expecting. that marine layer is being pushed way out to sea so the clear conditions are going to make for some gorgeous days. 78 on friday, 75 for saturday. and i know marla and myself have been waiting to wear those open-toe shoes, girl. we're going to get our chance this week and next week. back to you. >> i have mine on, of cour

only the high cirrus clouds are able to make it through the ridge of high pressure. here is what to expect for the remainder of the week. the 80s are back. 80 on monday. 81 on tuesday and 83 degrees on wednesday. now, you probably have heard about this if you haven't already, tornado outbreak yesterday. major, major weather happening through the deep south and alabama. over180 deaths. take a look at this video as the sun comes up, we are getting a better picture of the damage this morning. we are lucky to live here on the california coast. we are going to have a live report coming up at 6:45. if you have friends or family in the region, stay tuned for that. over to you guys. >> very sad all the deaths they have had there. thank you. >>> time is 6:19. coming up, the top story overnight. an east bay police officer shoots and kills a man. we have a live report. >>> apple still has problems. we'll talk about the privacy problems in a bit. >>> highway 24 moving smoothly into the bay bridge. i have a couple issues. two that are affecting you. if thre co n me oreba.ck thme

most of that, high cirrus clouds. otherwise, we're looking good.orrow, here comes that sunshine. the temperatures warming up well into the 70s in most spots. a lot of 70s inside the bay. the coastline, a little cooler. still in the 60s, and a whole lot of sunshine. outside right now, 40s and 50s along the bay area. if you do plan on traveling around, we'll see sunshine and temperatures up into the 70s. 78 in sacramento. 71 in fresno. 50s and 60s into the high country. if you plan on heading up there, looking good. plan on slushy conditions. spring skiing up there, as we've got some above normal temperatures in the area. slushy snow by the middle of the day. still looks like that ridge will hold on for one more day here. a series of storms trying to develop here. enjoy tomorrow. it's going to be sunny, and warm, probably the warmest day of the week. now we start to watch things go south, and go south in a hurry. we're going to cool down around the bay area. 76 in morgan hill. 75 in fremont. 66 in pacifica. as you head to the east bay, those temperat

we still have a few thin clouds, cirrus moving across. other than that skies are clear. the thin clouds tomorrow will be replaced by a cooler air mass. this trough although the rain will stay to the pacific northwest, it will bring about some cooler air and will kick up the winds. temperatures fall and winds pick up. it gets gusty for your thursday. by friday as the wind starts to drop off, we will see the warming trend beginning. and that warming trend will take us well into the weekend and even beyond. tonight look for cool read readings with the coolest in our valleys. 41 in santa rosa. napa a degree higher at 42. you can see upper 40s around richmond, oakland, san francisco, san mateo and san jose. and so tomorrow afternoon look for temperatures to range from the mid50s in places like half moon bay where the wind will really be blowing out of the west northwest and gusting as high as 30 and close to 40 meals an hour at times. san francisco 59 degrees and a windy afternoon. you will notice 68 in santa rosa. these temperatures are down by a couple degrees. 66 napa. you

beautiful cirrus clouds above san francisco. and looking good as we head in toward a friday afternoon. hey, these temperatures are going to be warming up outside. plan on 60s and even some low 70s as we head toward the inland spots. again, a slight chance of showers to the north. well, it looks like tonight we will see mostly cloudy skies developing once again as another band of moisture going to move in over the top of that ridge and keeping a chance of showers in parts of the north bay. otherwise clouds dancing with the moon outside and this is the reason why. we have this ridge of high pressure in control but it's kind of flat so you have a lot of this energy that runs right over the top of it. the focus for the rain is north of the bay area. but occasionally you see some of these cells drop further south and bring with it a chance of a couple of raindrops. still it will be dry for most for the entire bay area. dry for the weekend 60s and 70s. high country showers, breezy conditions today, mostly cloudy saturday, chance of ra

there is the scene, just a few high, thin cirrus clouds overhead but overall, unlimited visibility. and if you are going to be out and about take a look at some of the temperatures right now in throughout some of our neighborhoods. campbell after a high of 91 degrees, reporting 89. oakland at 87 degrees. castro valley at 85. napa at 84. some neighborhoods a little bit warmer than others. and in oakland and claremont hills, where you are the recipient of that offshore wind it's really ushering up that temperature but for the most part for the next 60 minutes here's the temperatures into the 70s and 80s. lots of bright sunshine. a bet of a breeze however. that offshore wind going up to 15 miles per hour. extremely mild overnight into the 50s and few low 60s south of san jose towards hollister. storm track as well to the north of the bay area. gives you a good idea that the ridge of high pressure is right about here where even ukiah today sported a high in the upper 80s. now, this high pressure is strengthening, how far we have this low here that's going to continue to cause a little b

just a couple of high cirrus clouds moving across the sky, not bothering you at 12,000 feet or so. great evening outside. yep, we do have a couple more clouds, as you can see, the orientation of the ridge here. you can see the downward motion bringing us more of that offshore wind around the bay area. if you are headed out the door, really a nice evening on tap. you can see mostly clear skies out there. temperatures running in the 50s and 60s outside. tomorrow, it's going to be even warmer. lot of sunshine coming. i think that offshore wind will strengthen, temperatures moving well into the 70s by tomorrow afternoon. inside the bay, lot of 70s. out towards the coastline, plenty of sunshine and 60s. 65 in san jose right now, 67 in santa rosa, and 65 degrees in oakland. a little cooler coastside. it's a great evening outside right now. highcountry looking good, mainly into the 50s and 60s. spring skiing conditions, pretty nice in the morning, a little slushy heading toward the middle of the day and afternoon with warm temperatures. but there's more snow ahead of the sierra nevada, wh

just the high cirrus clouds. let's look at the roads. >> the sensors averaged out and averaging 36 at the horizon. that's where we expect to see the slowdown for the morning. just below 40. 55 at pittsburg and bay point. thursdays typically have a higher volume of traffic. south of dublin boulevard because of the police activity. the officer involved shooting and the death and investigation going on. usue alcosta boulevard. this will be just west on surface streets north of the freeway. here in the south bay, the drive is looking nice. look out for that 80 registering. we are showing a light commute. an accident in alma has cleared. no problems at the bay bridge toll plaza. back to you. >> thank you very much. it is now 5:39. start baking your scones, brewing your tea, we are a day away from the wedding of the century. we have last minute jitters before the royal wedding. >> the santa clara stadium has not been built. the 49ers are waiting to name it. will they do better than oakland did? >> thi the bob rell. the

by 4:00 p.m., we are going to lose the high cirrus and a bit of a breeze. the breeze will build throughout the day. if you live in other cities, 66 in san rafael. 70 in san jose, 70 in santa cruz. tomorrow in santa cruz, 75. perfect beach day, if you can get down there. if you are in the east bay or headed to the wine country festival, that's going to be a good time. you can meet mike inouye, he'll be out there. what time are you going to be out there? >> probably about 11:00. it's when they are starting the casting call for "minute to win it." we are going to do our own contest as well. fun for the kids. we'll have home crafted root beer. i didn't make it so you can drink it. the commute in livermore is slowing. that's the 43 you see now. otherwise, a light volume of traffic through the east bay heading toward 680 and surnol. 6:41 and no major delays. we'll point out a few issues now. kenni kenny chesney is playing. we'll end with a live shot of the bay bridge toll plaza. the sun is coming up in your eyes. of course, i don't control that. >> you did that o

have the changes if you are out and about this evening, you will be noticing increasing high, thin cirrusea of low pressure offshore. so meanwhile tonight it will become mostly cloudy all the way into the santa clara valley. winds are a little breezy to about 13 miles per hour. but tomorrow, that is going to be the notable feature. the increasing winds out of the northwest 20 to 30. some of the highest elevations, especially what concerns me, we could see downed trees, even the possibility of downed power lines, otherwise you have the disturbance coupling up with the cold front. not a lot of preacceptation associated with it. a 20% chance of a few rain drops across the bay area. otherwise it's the wind that will be the factor and also the cooler temperatures. the winds are going to be blowing around the pond. so the older the ash remain on the high side. and speaking of highs, here you have your statewide forecast and for all of you out there saying we never mention yukia, we do on your friday. the rain showers to the north. 67 degrees at the state capital. low 70s and partly cloudy condi

cirrus of new jersey. i apologize to my colleague, my fellow floridian, ted deutsche, and the one you love the most -- oh, no. mr. deutsche is recognized, and then we will go to our side. >> well, i will finish that statement later. >> yes, i stopped before i got myself in deeper trouble there. >> thank you, madam chair, and ranking members for holding this hearing. secretary steinberg, thank you for being here and good luck to you in the brutal syracuse winters. i would like to commend the state department and secretary clinton for her leadership in the passage of hr-1973. monday i was pleased to hear the president define the goals for the operation and reiterate to the american people there will be no u.s. troops on the ground. the situation intervened with the international community was one to stabilize a region on the brink. i look forward to hearing from you today, mr. secretary, and speak to your thoughts about what pressure is going to be necessary to assist the opposition in the quest to remove ga

cirrus of new jersey. apologize to my colleague, my fellow floridian, ted deutsche, and the one you love the most -- oh, no. mr. deutsche is recognized, and then we will go to our side. >> well, i will finish that statement later. >> yes, i stopped before i got myself in deeper trouble there. >> thank you, madam chair, and ranking members for holding this hearing. secretary steinberg, thank you for being here and good luck to you in the brutal syracuse winters. i would like to commend the state department and secretary clinton for her leadership in the passage of hr-1973. monday i was pleased to hear the president define the goals for the operation and reiterate to the american people there will be no u.s. troops on the ground. the situation intervened with the international community was one to stabilize a region on the brink. i look forward to hearing from you today, mr. secretary, and speak to your thoughts about what pressure is going to be necessary to assist the opposition in the quest to remove gadh