clark. mr. clark: chairman cruz, ranking member cantwell, thank you very much for the opportunity to speak today to you and to the rest of the committee about spectrum policy. the national security competition between the u.s. and china in the electromagnetic spectrum is not just a commercial one. it's also a military one. and in a lot of ways it's predominantly a military one as we look at the future conflicts we might face with against china and others. if you look at the invasion of ukraine and how the electromagnetic spectrum has played out as the centerpiece essentially of that war, early on, russia had a lot of problems in its initial push toward kyiv. in part that was because of a lack of spectrum management on its part, the inability to use the spectrum effectively. later, we see today now that both sides are using sophisticated electromagnetic warfare against each other, as ranking member cantwell talked about. they're using jamming against gps. they're using jamming against communicati

so this is lewis and clark. ten years before lewis and clark, that middle section where that arrow is, it says this said society. well, we'll raise money, proceeds thereof will fund this expedition across atlantic ocean then what you're looking at beneath there are all the people who supported this project. so jefferson wrote this and then ught it around to all of hisendsn philadelphia to say, i found who wants to take a sconnental expedition? will you support it? and here you can see some of the signatures on the top. washington $100. john adams beneath h in middle there is thomas jefferson, $50 beneath him is, alexander hamilton and above him, yo can see the docks. and then to the right is j diso so three of virginia sons are on, but also the first four presidents. so this is believed to be the on to contain the first presidents signatures on it. they all weren' the declaration and they all were at the constituti now, most remarkable part of this document is there was only read discovered in 1917 nine when a s

lewis and clark. ten years before lewis and clark, that section there where that arrow is, it says the said phiy soety. well, we'll raise money. the proceeds thereof will fund this expedition across the ocean. and then what you're looking at beneath there are the people who supporis project. sorson wrote this. and then he brought it around to all of his friends in philadelphia to say, i found some who wants to take a transcontinental expedition. will you support it? and here you can see some of the signatures on the top. geor washington $100. inhe middle there is thomas jefferson dollars. halton. him is alex andrew and above him you can probably see docks. and then to the right is james madison. so three of virginia sons are on this, but also the first four presidents. this docent believed to be the only one to contain the first four preside sigtures on it. they all were in at the declaration and they all worked at the constitution. now, the most remarkable part of this document story is there was onl

in fact, in 1783, he appointed he reached out to george rogers clark, conqueror of the west, to see clark would undertake an expedition to the pacific ocean. he to raise money, particularly through the virginia government, but he couldn't receive any funding. so it died 1791, 92. he'd approached the apes. he said, do you think can raise the money through the apes to do this? the apes try to reach out and find somebody who could undertake this expedition? one of the people there, they broached idea with was meriwether lewis jefferson said he didn't think lewis was to the task yet by the time he probably wasn't. but he meets andre michaux these members say you've got to meet thomas jefferson, you've got to talk to him. jefferson hears this, but he also hears about the expedition michaux has undertaken. he's heard about incredible expedition to the middle east, where michaux had confronted. he had been robbed. he had fought off pirates. he had encountered dangerous animals, horrendous weather. he'd heard about his travels, the hudson bay with, just three or four native american guides. he re

lewis and clark. he used these instructions for michaux as his first draft, and the editors of the papers of thomas jefferson have shown that there are verbatim copies language from this in the instructions to lewis and clar so it's clear this was by his side and he's referring back to it as he wrote out those instructions for lewis and clark. and today society in that same spirit of michaux. and lewis and clark continues to fund research around the world. you can see there that we have funded research in over seven continen. again, spurring new discoveries through the work of botanist expeditions and othetypes of field work. the final thing is the legacies for the united states. and this was perhaps my most surprising discovery, which is i started this own expedition into the past by asking about this document. and little did i know that a question about tcument would takmeo the middle east, would take me to the hudson bay, would take me to a that thrted the foundations of the united states in the ea

clark in testimony said "the u.s. military will need to operate in additional areas of electronic electromagnetic spectrum to address the increasing challenges of the threat environment. i couldn't agree more during the last congress and work to try to balance those access issues with national security efforts many my colleagues on the committee have directed the department of commerce to have a larger role in trying to define the issues of agency overlap in this area of spectrum. that led to the department of commerce in the joint chiefs of staff agreeing on the legislation that we put forward that would open up more spectrum for commercial use and study to study how we can work together on the spectrum sharing. i want to cecontinue to focus o how to get this right you to ensure our global leadership and advanced wireless technology against china is there, however, we need legislation and leadership that doesn't abandon our national security goals i know it's easy to say this is what i want to do but i'm firmly convi

the notice to proceed for clark construction the cmg see will follow in september clark will complete construction nine months later in about mid 2026. and to your question that was asked i think originally that was projected for december 2020 for moving from ingleside was to surge will complete in late 2026 ingleside is in the schematic design phase it's expected to finish estes in march. i will talk about the 1 to 1 swap negotiations and in an upcoming slide but overall that delayed the project that delayed ingleside design project by about one year 100% design and permitting will finish in late 2026 at about the same time that surge and pxd complete move in at egbert clark will then pivot from egg work to start construction at ingleside in late 2026 and then they have 24 months to achieve substantial completion. so late 2028 or early 2029 and i believe that was originally forecasted for mid 2027. the move in date back to ingleside station is the first quarter of 2029 and the last i believe last commission update that was estimated at late 2027. so i just also wanted to talk a littl

clark mr.ayless where are we really at in reality to our capabilities of the dynamic spectrum sharing and how can we deploy it when we get there at dynamic spectrum sharing to ensure efforts to expand access to not undermine military access. we so want to unlock possibilities. but is it still a concept? where are we testing it? where we at? >> yes et cetera. it's a relatively auteur technology at this point it's being used in applications like the band radio service along the coast we have dynamic spectrum sharing between navy radars that use the spectrum and 5g that provide the same spectrum. there's honestly new technologies being applied that doctoroy bayless' done a lot of work in to make it more sophisticated in terms of how the spectrum sharing. >> a much narrower parts of spectrum gives the ability for both users to jump right into other parts of the suspect it much more gradually than they couldd today. the challenge is the implementation that they take new technologies we bake them int

clark describe suss acciones como agresivas y descaradas.tigos y a cámaras de vigilancia por todo el bay area. yo pienso que tiene que haber más seguridad. los documentos legales además alegan que los pandilleros vistieron de rojo un color asociado con otra pandilla para disimular su identidad. agregan que este no fue el único incidente, sino que también asaltaron a otro adolescente en el centro comercial valley fair una hora antes del homicidio. es muy sorprendente. cada vez que visito aquí, siempre está tranquilo, la gente muy amable. las autoridades aclaran que no se cree que la víctima tenga vínculos con las pandillas. de los 5 sospechosos, sosolo 1 de ellos es un adulto. emanuel sánchez. damián, de 18 años. facing over. twenty years in prison. clark estima que podría enfrentar más de 20 años de cárcel. agregando que las autoridades y el liderazgo de la ciudad querrán mandar un mensaje que no tolerarán este tipo de violencia en estos populares centros comerciales. en cuanto al adolescente de 13 años acusado del asesinato, could change th

coming up, the special honor for caitlin clark. >> and later, why? expert says a dog's life is more meaningful than our own. you're watching world lives of mormon wives tonight, after the bachelor on abc. >> in sports, rory mcilroy says it was really cool to win at one of the cathedrals of golf. the former world number one picked up a two shot win at the pebble beach pro-am. it was the 27th pga tour win of his career. that's third among active players, behind only tiger woods and phil mickelson. >> wow. and talk about a legend already. women's basketball. some special honors on the court. >> yes, two of the sport's greatest players have been given a very special recognition. and here's abc's whit johnson. >> two women. two undeniable legacies. their jerseys raised to the rafters. a'ja wilson, a two time olympic gold medalist, three time wnba mvp, winning two championships with the las vegas aces. emotional holding back tears as the south carolina gamecocks retired her number 22. >> chase your dreams without fear. >> from west des moines, iowa. hours

and i believe we have diana bullock and guy clark guy clark here from the airport. >> good morning chair walton, vice chair cheryl and committee member of gentleman i'm guy clark. i'm the i.t. cyber appliance manager for the airport and i'm here to present the amended surveillance technology policy just to provide a little background. >> the airport automated license plate reader ground transportation management system surveillance technology policy was reviewed and approved by the board back in 2021 and at the time there was no discussion about combining these two technologies. but when? when the park assist parking guidance system technology came up in our inventory in working with kuwait we discussed and reviewed and felt that it would be best to combine these into one policy. so we amended the existing policy with the parking guidance system specifically the technology description. authorize use cases two new ones were added as a justification was updated for the new part for the new technology the benefits to residents and to the department were updated. the data sharing and retenti

clarke, will you check if there's any one on the line? >> chairman there are no callers in the queue. with that i move to adopt staff's recommendation on item number seven seconded. >> with that you have a clerk at your at your leisure on the motion to adopt staff's recommendation on item number seven. chair high commissioner flora fang commissioner salahi i. commissioner so i can live with four votes in the affirmative. >> the motion is approved unanimously. >> thank you sir. that closes item number seven now call item number eight presentation and public hearing and possible action on ethics commission budget proposal for the fiscal year 20 2526 and fiscal year 2627. mr. director thank you chair for lot of good morning commissioners i may have brought up a slide deck for you real quickly . great. you should be able to see that now. i think we only have this one screen in this room that faces away from you so hopefully you can kind of see it on your small screens. if not, feel free to stop me and i can read this anything that's on the sl

clark would you check the new callers? >> chair i if there are no callers in the queue mr. clark at your convenience you can take roll to its right i can do i mean you want to yeah okay commissioners as i call your name please vote by stating the name of the individual for whom you cast your vote to serve as chair of the ethics commission for the coming year beginning march 1st. >> chair friend of vice chair floor saying vice chair flora's feng vice chair flora sitting commissioner salahi vice chair flora swing commissioners ii vice chair floor sitting chair by a vote of 4 to 0 the commission has elected commissioner for fang to serve as chair for a one year term beginning march 1st 2025. >> congratulations vice chair for saying thank you. >> thank you mr. clark congratulations on now open the floor for nominations for vice chair yeah. >> i'd like to nominate commissioner salahi as vice chair on that third. >> thank you all. i accept the nomination and my priority will primarily be to support the new chair and setting her agenda and supporting her agenda moving forward whil

now basketball icon caitlin clark's jersey has been retired in iowa.clark and her family watched her number 22 rise to the rafters in the carver-hawkeye arena. this wnba rookie of the year becomes just the third iowa player to have her jersey retired. >> it's kind of a weird feeling coming back here and not being able to play, but it's just really exciting time still for this program and very fortunate to be a part of it and feel very lucky that a lot of my former teammates and, you know, former coaches are here and able to support me and a lot of friends and family. so i'm just really lucky. >> a tribute to a pretty remarkable college career. clark is the division one women's basketball all time leading scorer and has won three big ten tournament titles. just for fun, i was looking up how much her rookie of the year card was going for. yeah, before the show, like a quarter million dollars. >> she's phenomenal. >> yeah. what. >> did you make a bid for the car? >> please, let's ask for raises and then maybe. chris is in. interesting. maybe that's. >> pr

we leveraged capability within 24 hours to support emphasis in clark county. this pivot to local allowed us to work with other orgs such as the bennett media group on radio, spotify, the facebook voter alerts and ads on x. the message we put out was to educate voters on how to check the status of their ballot and how they could secure an additional ballot if the determination was that their ballot was destroyed in the incident. some examples of voter alerts. i know you probably cannot read the fine print. to check our voter registration database, where you can log in and make determination as to whether your ballot has been received at local level. we provided dates, times and the address of county elections office so individuals unfamiliar with location could go physically to the county and have them print out ballot so they could vote there and turn it in. we reminded everyone if they notify the county there was probably not enough time for the ballot to be mailed to them so it was imperative they took additional action to make sure their ballot would be cou

clark's.s is what they tell me back in the day and frank sinatra was in there i don't know if he was singing or in there eating. >> lucas: establishment established in 1884. >> ainsley: how do you know that? >> lucas: mad man fame. >> steve: lawrence, that place is three blocks from where you are sitting. straight through the park. >> lucas: i can meet you there for lunch. >> ainsley: meet at the bar get a beer. >> brian: pride themselves on using the old stuff. if you are in an older restaurant bar, leave a section to old. but you can get me some new tables. >> ainsley: no, no. >> steve: newer one on the west side. >> ainsley: next to lincoln center. >> lucas: stick to the upper east side. >> ainsley: dark and beautiful back room opens up and all the tables are red and white checkered table klotz. >> lucas: you expect don draper to walk in any minute. >> steve: lucas, thank you very much. that was wide ranging, talking about marco rubio and next thing you know it's the color of the wood in th

iowa basketball honored its most famous alum, caitlin clark, the ncaa's all-time leading scorer and ledk-to-back final fours. clark and the indiana fever will be at chase center june 19th for a wnba game at the golden state valkyries and that will be a bam. >> that's going to be sold out, too. >> oh, yeah. >> well deserved. thanks, vern. >>> the 2025 grammys are in the books. as usual, bay area artists were well represented among the winners. we're going to show you next. >> this kind of music can't exist without diversity. that flavor, the sauce from new orleans to oakland, oaktown. touches of black. they say a lot without having to say much. they stand for elegance. refinement. and prestige. even a little can go a long way. and though they're darker than the darkest night. they make you see everything in a new light. get 1.9% apr for up to 60 months on the purchase of select new 2025 sportage and 2025 sorento models. >>> the is 2025 grammy awards have all been handed out and some of those grammys are headed right back here to the bay area. brian hackney has a look at the local winners

clark. >> tuesday for sure. but there's some light rain out there.s lifting northward. as the system digs offshore. it doesn't mean we won't, but it will be a lot of cloud cover, and some rain is really what we're doing. the wind will pick up first. really? temperatures are pretty mild here. 50s on the temps, even mid 50s. upper 50s for some, but rain is on the way. there just won't be a lot today. there could be some of that steady drip, drip drip russian river around mount tamalpais, also santa cruz mountains. then tomorrow it will pick up and it will continue to pick up. we'll get a break on wednesday. then another system will roll in here on thursday. so there could be some pretty good totals. flood watch starts tonight. and also up in the mountains there is a winter storm warning, but it's going to be later, not sooner as well, because this is too much in the way of a warm air coming in. so till the clouds roll by, it's more about clouds than it is rain, but cloudy, mild to mostly cloudy. could even be some sun breaks in the santa clara valley,

now i'll turn it over to our distinguished chairman of the house, pete aguilar. >> thank you, whip clark and leader jeffries, and i want to thank the leadership of haley stevens and shawn castin for introducing this bill, because house democrats will not sit by as an unelected billionaire with controversial ties to china is given access to the most sensitive personal data about the american people and to potentially use that data to illegally cut programs that are vital to our national security just to help pay for tax cuts to benefit his own bottom line. we will not stay silent. it's house republicans surrender congress's constitutional power. in order to allow maga extremists and conspiracy theorists to continue, we know that our colleagues on the other side of the aisle are just as outraged as we are. but they have to keep quiet out of fear of retribution from the maga extremists. we only need 3 republicans with the courage of their convictions to join our efforts to protect the american people from this extreme and illegal overreach. today they're illegally gutting usaid, which preve

open champion wyndham clark, strong wedge game in the par 5 15th, left a tap-in for birdie, clark the at 7 under par leads the field by one. >>> jason kelce off the left, he'll have to pick between cheering for his former eagles teammates and his own brother travis in the super bowl, but can he pick a doppelganger? look at these look alikes, kelce and 25 doubles taking to the streets of new orleans this week for a where's jason challenge. ryan, that's a whole lot of bearded men in the big easy. >> how much beer do you think was consumed on that day? >> barrels of kegs. >> yeah. i love that. thanks, vern. >>> just as big as the super bowl itself is the halftime show, what rapper kendrick lamar had to say about making history when he takes the stage. >> this is a true art form. so to represent it on this type of stage, it's like everything that i've worked for. >>> yes. it's time to scope out the conditions with the latest toyota tahoe report. i'm jonny moseley, your host for the day. >> an atmospheric river bringing more rain to the bay area today bringing more snow to the sierra tonig

cnn military analyst, retired army general and former nato supreme allied commander wesley clark. also andrea kendall taylor, senior fellow at the center for new american security. general clark, how do you think these negotiations are going to impact america's nato allies with regards to their own security? does nato have enough troops that they can police this actually, if you take away american troops, the answer is no. >> they don't have enough troops. they do need to spend more on defense. i'm glad president trump said move it up to 5%. that's great. they should have done that a long time ago. and actually we need to spend more on defense. but part of that is because we have a huge stake in the stability of europe. and if we don't support ukraine, we're going to lose that stability. just what congressman moulton was saying. and so this negotiation is going to end up asking for europeans to put troops on the ground. the question is, does the american military provide the backbone? are we going to provide the support, the air support, the intelligence support, the logistics sup

you may be wondering where coco gauff and caitlin clark fit.order to put coco on the list think would have to extend it to 125 athletes. she made $30 million. still $7 million less than the lowest-ranking man on the list of 100. if you're wondering where caitlin clark would fall, they told us you're talking somewhere around or after 750th. that tells us just how far we have to go after the record-setting year the wnba has had. the immense new viewership. new people brought into the sport and brought into the fold. even with all that, women still have a long, long way to go. back to you. >> antonia, thank you. >>> still to come, no disrespect to the super bowl halftime show. but the biggest concert of the year is happening right across the street from us. the latest on tonight's epic snl tribute right after this. ic snl tribute right after this. join us every saturday morning on nbc for mutual of omaha's wild kingdom: protecting the wild. and celebrate conservation success stories. stream all episodes on peacock or nbc.com [fighting scene] —ugh!

but clarke recently said she wants her first 3 point shootout to be in the upcoming wnba all-star gamed, you know, the w nba is growing and that's great. but the nba was still trying to make it. >> work here in san francisco as recently as this week. but they just couldn't come up with anything that satisfied everybody. so curry went out, just focus on hosting and playing in the tournament sunday, which is fine. but, you know, a little bit disappointing all the fans out there. >> i just take a look at this. the nba fan experience is going on at the moscone center in san francisco. >> show it for and includes a full size. 4. >> games and food and wine vendors. you can also get autographs from nba players. we talked to a couple of fans who say plea site for this weekend. >> we'r% just trying you know, so some of nba is a great organization have so much front promising side of that. fun to see my favorite player, mitt richmond, retired nba legend looking forward to all the events all weekend has lots of things happening here. let's things happen all over the city. so to say to check it ou

. >> reporter: hours later, caitlin clark's number 22 jersey for the university of iowa also retired.'s ncaa division i scoring leader bringing one more sell-out card to carver hawkeye arena. the basketball phenom drafted number one overall in 2024 going on to play for the indiana fever, where she broke the wnba's rookie scoring record with 789 points. and was named rookie of the year. inspiring future generations. >> she's our idol. >> it's exciting to see how she plays. we learned a lot of moves because of her. >> reporter: in a previous interview, clark telling robin roberts about her impact on the sport. >> somebody that inspired not only the state of iowa but people around the country to hopefully chase after your dreams whether you're 5 years old or whether you're 90 years old. >> and both careers just getting started. thanks so much for watching tonight. have a great night. now, but a series of stronger storms to start the week ahead. i'll have the forecast. >> i'm cornell bernard in the north bay with the latest storm has brought a lot of flooding and toppled trees, and more r

clark explains the amount of evidence is larger than a typical case. this is a complex case. it involves serious jail time of people that are in the public spotlight. and i think the government did have the burden of making sure that they were detailed in their riew of this case before they sort these indictments. last month, all four defendants pled not guilty to charges of bribery, conspiracy and mail and wire fraud. prosecutors allege tao and jones used her position for financial and political gain, and accepted bribes from the duarte in exchange for boosting their business. tao has repeatedly denied any wrongdoing. the mayor looks forward to defending herself against these charges, showing that there is in fact no evidence to support these charges. and today, the federal magistrate made it clear how the former mayor will be handled in court. the magistrate quickly correcting tao's attorney, who has repeatedly referred to her as mayor sheng thao, with the judge emphasizing the words former. this is going to be a war of words between the defense and the prosecution in many

but clark recently said she wants her first 3 point shootout to be in the upcoming wnba all-star game. the nba was still trying to work something out as recently as this week. but they just couldn't come up with a format. anything that's satisfied all parties. so curry will just focus on all he's hosting duties and playing in the tournament sunday, which is fine. but a little bit disappointing for all the fans out there. >> i let's talk a little out there. it's barca darrow can't really tell. but, you know, we were talking about all the cars and things slowing up. a new look too bad. >> not too bad. here's lawrence. yeah, guys. little cold out there. if you are headed out there on this valentine's evening with temperatures dropping off in the 40's in some spots and the chileans that the air. but otherwise it's nice and dry outside. that's something to be enjoyable. but we are going to see some changes coming our way as we look toward a very cold night parts of the bay area frost developing in the north bay and really just east of the mountains there of san jose. so cold night ahead fo

i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it's monday morning february 10th. i think the clark family here and back in philly are pretty happy this morning. >> i think some people are happy. >> i think so. all right. let's check in with rosemary oroczo is here for us this morning. it is. it's cold out there. >> another frosty start. pam and dave, good morning to both of you. good morning to all of you. if yesterday wasn't cold enough, even a little bit colder this morning for some. a live look there over san francisco. we have the sunrise coming in two hours or so. another advisory to start the day. the frost advisory for all areas excluding san francisco and the coastline. the freeze warning for our north bay, our inner east bay, as well as the santa clara valley, our valleys and our hills until 9 a.m. as we get into the afternoon, we do expect high clouds among some mostly sunny conditions, and our temperatures will range from mid 50s to about 60 degrees or so. a better look at the current conditions and what we can expect for the week ahead. coming up in ju

[video playback] - say hello to clark kent.ayback] christopher reeve: what i liked was trying to play two people at the same time, superman and clark kent. there's a calculated schizophrenia between the two of them. matthew reeve: there's this amazing scene, my favorite scene of my dad's film work. and he was playing superman, playing clark kent. [video playback] - hi, can i come in? - takes his glasses off, and he transforms. some blush on, and. - lois, there's something i have to tell you. i'm really-- i mean, i was at first really nervous about tonight. [end playback] matthew reeve: puts his glasses back on. he's clark again instantly. i mean, he absolutely nailed it. pierre spengler: the magic was that you absolutely believed in their love story. christopher reeve: i really think that out there, hopefully around the world, that romance is what they want to see. interviewer 4: do you have that? christopher reeve: oh, god, yes, but i found it. i'm very lucky. i met this girl while i was making superman in london. hi, welcome.

i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it is monday morning february 24th. roberto gonzalez got up early to be with us this morning. what are you seeing today? >> i'm seeing steve paulson sleeping in. that's what i'm saying. hey, everybody, good morning to you. filling in for steve paulson this morning. and we are both actually forecasting temperatures today in the low to high 60s with mostly cloudy skies. we will see some peeks of sunshine, but we have a pretty vigorous area of low pressure. well to the north of the bay area, tossing some clouds into our region. some gentle breezes today. plus this live weather camera looking outdoors right now towards the estuary where we do have fog. the visibility is hampered in throughout alameda and oakland, seven miles there and across the bay in san francisco, but we're down to a quarter mile visibility around the san mateo coastline. and this does include 280 and also 101 and three mile visibility at mineta international airport, where it's 54 degrees. temperatures are currently in the 50s across the board, except f

good morning, i'm dave clark. on a chilly, cold tuesday morning steve. that is correct. >> but clouds are on the way. and then that will lead to rain late tonight. not a lot tonight. more likely on wednesday night. thursday into friday morning. the almost full moon. it will be full tomorrow morning at 553. known as the snow moon. it does look cloudy though, so if you get a chance, this morning would be far better. some morning sun. i don't think it will last too long. clouds are already moving right along and they'll start to filter in here. few 20s sonoma county airport is 29. a lot of 30s. frost freeze warnings are out again, but rain is the main story. not until early thursday. then look at this. the santa cruz mountains, santa cruz, san jose, morgan hill looks to be the bullseye for the heaviest, although even areas east and north will get in on some pretty good totals here by the time we get to friday afternoon. one more sunny day, mainly in the morning, he says. cloudy this evening with some light rain about

i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. happy friday february 21st.ctually opened up windows yesterday to let some nice fresh air in. >> so did i. it was nice. this is nice weather here. a little a little hint of spring. although, you know, we still have march to go here, but i think by early next week we could get some low 70s. but band of high clouds drifting across. mostly sunny though today, and temperatures 3040 to 50 on the temps. there is a little east northeast breeze coming in off the oakland hills. that's why they're 53 and some 30s upper 30s, a few peninsula and also to the north. a lot of these high clouds will be drifting across over the weekend, especially sunday into monday. but it's stepping out weather for today. so get out there. chilly to cold morning. a few high clouds, no biggie, but nice to mild. a little northerly breeze and temperatures bumping up. we'll get 60 to maybe a few upper 60s. santa rosa and san jose. well, let's see if the friday commute is a celebration or not. here's the man to tell us, mr. sal castaneda. >> all ri